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What appears to be the attempted assassination of the Prime Minister of slovakia. Tonight well have the latest. Whats behind the life threatening attack, by a man we now know is a political activist and poet . Well be speaking to a former Prime Minister of slovakia. Also tonight, president zelensky has cancelled foreign trips as Ukrainian Forces struggle to contain the new russian offensive. Will the new american arms deal be enough . And this. You cantjust park people in an Emergency Department, just like a sort of dumping ground. This should be seen as a national disgrace. Our exclusive inve...

Tonight, the coronavirus in the u. S. Experts now warning of the risks of states trying to open too quickly. And the new data. The virus not just attacking the lungs, but the kidneys and the heart. What we now know. And news tonight. The first deaths here in the u. S. Were weeks earlier than first thought. What weve learned about those cases, and where. And the reality inside hospitals across this country. The startling images just outside new york city. The Emergency Room filled, even as Authorities Say were past the peak. Doctors and nurses trying to revive patients. In new york, 474 lives l...

The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday it was trying to get access to biggest functioning hospital in Gaza, the Nasser Hospital, after an Israeli raid. "There are still critically injured and sick patients that are inside the hospital," WHO spokesperson Tarik Jasarevic said. "There is an urgent need to deliver fuel to ensure the continuation of the provision of life-saving services... We are trying to get access because people who are still in Nasser medical complex need assistance."

Five patients have died at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis after an Israeli raid caused the facility to lose power, the Ministry of Health in Hamas-controlled Gaza said, as the World Health of Organization (WHO) decried the “deeply alarming” situation.

People with minor injuries are warned of "significantly extended" waiting times.