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honks whistle. along the way, i ll cross some stunning landscapes and meet people whose lives have been transformed by the great british railway. i wanted to bring us down this slimyjetty here cos i wanted to show off portsmouth harbour station. as you come in, you feel like you re on land, but actually, it s an old pier. and this used to function as a freight boat pier in the mid 1800s. i m starting my rail adventure on england s southern coastline, passing through london, the midlands, into the yorkshire dales, then crossing scotland up through the highlands, and hopefully making it to thurso, the most northerly railway station in the uk. sometimes find hermit crabs. there isn t a hermit crab in this one though. tannoy: please buy a ticket before getting on to a train. | as luck would have it, i happened to be wearing the specific badge to the train we re travelling on. 166210. i actually used to get this train to see my parents when i used to live in portsmouth. so, ....
through the highlands, and hopefully making it to thurso, the most northerly railway station in the uk. sometimes find hermit crabs. there isn t a hermit crab in this one, though. tannoy: please buy a ticket before getting on to a train. | as luck would have it, i happened to be wearing the specific badge to the train we re travelling on. 166210. i actually used to get this train to see my parents when i used to live in portsmouth. so, yeah, i m really excited. and all the better doing it on br rolling stock, too. essentially, that means trains made in the uk in the era of british rail up to the mid 90s before the network was privatised. tickets, please. hiya~ hello. ta. thank you. this country invented the railway, and once, we used to design and build locomotives that were sent across the world, slashing journey times between great cities. but as the uk s manufacturing industries declined, railway companies here found it cheaper to import trains from overseas. yeah, ....
inflation remains the same at 6.7%. also this hour: a vigil in london to remember those lost in the gaza hospital blast. and still waiting for news the london family whose mother is feared abducted by hamas. coming up on bbc news manchester united our way to st. germain jermaine. horrific blast at a hospital in gaza which is thought to have killed hundreds of people. joe biden has been trying to get some kind of aid corridorfor the people in gaza and he has been talking of the blast yesterday in the territory in which it is believed hundreds of people may have died during a blast at a hospital. we ll have the very latest from gaza, with our correspondent, rushdi abu alouf, who s been to the scene of the hospital blast. a warning some of the images in his report could be distressing. when i arrived at the hospital, they were still collecting the dead. after what looks to have been the deadliest moment we have seen so far in gaza. there were burnt out cars after a huge fire f ....
we ll hear from captain harry kane about their desire to go one further than recent tournaments and get their hands on a trophy. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. we are live in southern israel, less than a mile from the gaza strip, behind me about an hours drive from tel aviv. the us presidentjoe biden is now in tel aviv for meetings with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet. soon after the us president arrived he said he was deeply saddened and outraged by the devastating explosion at a hospital in gaza city yesterday evening. he said responsibility lay with what he called the other team . in other words, israel didn t do it. the israeli military blames the attack on a misfired rocket from palestinian islamichhad group. it s the second biggest armed group in the gaza strip. like hamas it s backed by iran. it is usually seen as more extreme than hamas but both groups are designated as terrorist organisations by many west ....
arriving at your home. on newsnight at 10:30pm president biden, in israel today, says he s opened the way for humanitarian access to gaza. but is that more about easing the pain than the start of meaningful diplomacy? good evening. president biden, on a high stakes visit for talks with israel s prime minister binyamin netanyahu in tel aviv, has secured a deal allowing aid into gaza via egypt, bringing in much needed food, water and medicine to more than a million people. he said egypt has agreed to open the rafah crossing into the territory allowing in 20 trucks carrying aid. those needing help have fled their homes to escape israeli bombing targeting members of hamas, a group designated as a terror organisation by the uk government and responsible for the deaths of around 1,400 people in attacks on southern israel 11 days ago. all this after the tragedy of last night s hospital blast in gaza in which hundreds of people are thought to have died. israel says it wasn t respon ....