The army. With him, two other men who tried to escape. Killed in an air strike as they ran. Israel says all were involved in shooting and bombing attacks. The eastern areas ofjenin and its refugee camp have both been sealed off for the past three days and there are fresh reports of casualties including an 82—year—old man who paramedics said was shot nine times. This morning the army pulled out of the camp. The destruction of their camp enough to remind residents of the war. This woman says the army lead wires from her home to blow up two of the houses opposite. Families she has known for decades. Translation: i have 10yearold triplets l and they trapped us in the room. Then they started the explosions. Five explosions. Imagine the walls shaking and your children clinging to you. It feels like we are in gaza. We saw this lady's old house. Translation: they told us we have tunnels and we smuggle the armed groups here. He claimes we had tunnels. All he found was a sewer drain. Later she shows us the broken floor. Beneath it what appears to be a drain, too small for a person to fit through. Here a lot of comparisons here and now with the war in gaza. This is still a very different situation but almost a year of the gaza war has changed attitudes and tactics on both sides. It has changed the sense of threat israel feels from this conflict here. Many people are saying it is changing israel's response. Negotiating the damaged streets, a funeral procession for a 69—year—old with a disability, shot dead by a sniper when he opened his window. Alongside it, gunfire for the local leader of the armed groups here. He was also killed in this operation. A show of force from the armed fighters less than a day after israel's army withdrew. An israeli air strike on an aid convoy carrying food and fuel to a gaza hospital killed four palestinians on thursday, that's according to a us—based aid group anera. Israel claimed they were armed assailants, which the group denied. Our correspondent jon donnison is in jerusalem for us. He told us more about the attack on the aid convoy. This happened on thursday and it was a convoy from this american aid organisation that was travelling towards the hospital in rafa which is right in the south of gaza and what they say happened was that the lead vehicle in that convoy carrying medical supplies was hit by an israeli air strike. The group is saying that the four people travelling with that convoy who were killed were not their employees but had been brought in from the local community to protect against looters as they headed down to rafa. Israel, though, is saying they were palestinian militants who were exporting the fact that this convoy was heading south. We the fact that this convoy was heading south. — heading south. We will be speaking _ heading south. We will be speaking to _ heading south. We will be speaking to an _ heading south. We will be speaking to an aid heading south. We will be speaking to an aid worker| heading south. We will be l speaking to an aid worker in gaza shortly but we want to find out what the situation is there in terms of the humanitarian side of things. Well, it is absolutely grim on the humanitarian front and the un and aid agencies have been saying this for the best part of a year. It is desperate in terms of first of all the heat that people are living in an gaza, many of them are intense with shortages of water, fuel, food, medicalsupplies. We with shortages of water, fuel, food, medical supplies. We have had a rare bit of positive news coming out of gaza in the last few days on the humanitarian front and that is that we have this polio vaccination programme that is going to start tomorrow. That came after the first confirmed case of polio in a ten—month—old baby in a 25 years. That approach and has been left partially paralysed. The un has been pushing very hard to get this vaccination programme started. To allow that to happen, there will be these area specific posesin will be these area specific poses in fighting so that is not a ceasefire, it is not the long—awaited face fire that people have been pushing for four months, but it is these temporary pauses to allow vaccinations to take place in specific areas. The un saying they want to vaccinate 640,000 young children. Ijust want they want to vaccinate 640,000 young children. I just want to touch on something from lucy's reported there which was filed late last night, so those were events yesterday, but i have just heard from lucy who are still in itjanine and she says there is a lot of military activity going on there in the north of the west bank, patchy helicopters from the israeli military flying overjanine at the moment and it has been more active there today and it has been for the last 24 hours. Federica lezzi?is a pediatric surgeon for msf who's based in deir al balah. She explained what the situation is like in the area. In this moment, i am in the field hospital. We hope that in the strict collaboration with the strict collaboration with the ministry of gaza just after the ministry of gaza just after the evacuation of this area that was also near the area of the hospital. Last week we start to open the services in the hospital. We now are supporting the emergency department, the inpatient and outpatient departments and in a few days, we will start the activities in the operating theatres, so surgical activities, and the intensive care unit. Activities, and the intensive care unit— activities, and the intensive care unit. ~. . ,. , care unit. We have heard that over the past _ care unit. We have heard that over the past 11 _ care unit. We have heard that over the past 11 months, care unit. We have heard that over the past 11 months, msf| over the past 11 months, msf teams have been forced to leave 14 medical sites in the gaza strip, and we have heard that the world health organization says 20 out of 36 hospitals in gaza are now non—functional. How can a team is there like yourself a chilly serve patients? how possible is it in the conditions you're facing? yes, we are facing very critical times. We have a shortage of materials, shortage of drugs. We are fighting with her resources. What happened is that for a simple infection, sometimes it is necessary, the best option is to amputate the patient and the patient remains in pain all the time because in the hospital we have not got such a good amount of painkiller or antibiotics. Of course, is not the best solution, it is not the solution, it is not the solution, the best solution for the patient, but it is the only solution that sometimes we can offer to the patient. fine offer to the patient. One glimmer— offer to the patient. One glimmer of— offer to the patient. One glimmer of hope, offer to the patient. One glimmer of hope, if offer to the patient. One glimmer of hope, if it i offer to the patient. One | glimmer of hope, if it can offer to the patient. One glimmer of hope, if it can be described as that, is the agreement to humanitarian poses to rule out this polio vaccination. Can you tell us how that is slightly to work? yes, from tomorrow, the field hospital will be one of the points of vaccination. We have a one—way flow of patients that come directly here to the hospital. The patient are children, less than ten years. We asked for an agreement to stop the bombing during this time. What we know is that there will be a pause of vaccination time just there will be a pause of vaccination timejust in there will be a pause of vaccination time just in the area of vaccination. Next to south america, and the social media platform x, formerly known as twitter, has been banned in brazil. That ruling came after the company missed a deadline to name a new legal representative there. A supreme courtjudge ordered the immediate and complete suspension of x until it complies with all court orders and pays existing fines. X removed its legal representative from brazil, claiming thejudge had threatened her with arrest. Elon musk says free speech is the bedrock of democracy and an unelected pseudo—judge in brazil, is destroying it for political purposes. Technology columnist for the washington post, taylor lorenz explains how this ruling came about. This has been a month—long battle and it basically stems from elon musk refusing to take down content related to brazil's attempted insurrection back in 2022 and then he was ordered to have a lawyer. You have to, under brazilian law, have a legal representative in the country. He was given 24—hours to appoint legal representative or the a platform would be banned. He refused to do that so he has had this showdown. He could have prevented this ban and he chose not to. This is an incredibly significant moment for x. Brazil is one of the top user, one of the top countries, 21. 5 million users and brazil also plays a crucial part of pop culture. We saw a lot of big celebrity accounts are located in brazil, journalists, big names that people follow for news and information. So cutting this off really with very short notice is going to have a significant effect. They have said that people using vpn to essentially try to circumvent this ban will be fined. This is a scary precedent but they will want to ensure that it is cut off. Users i spoke to today that run big accounts are saying they are trying to push people onto other platforms. Many of them are trying to exchange contact information. A bunch of these are monetised so you have people relying on the monetisation that they are generating from these bigger twitter accounts to pay their rent, to put food on the table, so for that to go away overnight because elon musk just decided not to comply with this stuff, is quite major. Hundreds of thousands of oasis fans have been rushing to get tickets to their comeback tour, which went on sale in the last hour. Some fans reported the website crashing with such high demand. Ticketmaster says the website has not crashed and earlier, there was a warning. The band has warned that any tickets for their reunion concerts resold unofficially at inflated prices will be cancelled. With me is chi chi izundu. Let's get to the bottom of this, ticketmaster saying the website has not been crushed but fans saying otherwise will top i have spent a sad amount of my life on ticketmaster this morning, the official website that you could buy tickets. Each either came up with a common we are very busy, please be patient with us, screen, or they had an error 503 message that came up. Ticketmaster, one of the biggest ticketing website in the world, say their south has not crashed. They are asking people to be patient, people are getting through and getting tickets and they also advised a few things. They say, ensure you are not using vpn on any of your devices, they are saying, clear your cache and your cookies, and they're also saying, please hold your line in the queue, but i can tell you now, there are a lot of unhappy fans who claim they are being kicked out of their log in on their accounts and that they cannot get through and that they are not refreshing the page but the page is automatically refreshing them and sending them back to the start of the queue. I am currently in a queue to get into the queue to buy the tickets. . , , into the queue to buy the tickets. . ,. , , ,. , tickets. That is madness and such an infuriating _ tickets. That is madness and such an infuriating process i tickets. That is madness and | such an infuriating process of her fans because quite often, it comes after quite a long wait. One of our colleagues this morning was 75,000 in a queue and then got up to number 20,000 but that took two hours so imagine being kicked out after waiting that long. Indeed and it is a _ after waiting that long. Indeed and it is a lot _ after waiting that long. Indeed and it is a lot of _ after waiting that long. Indeed and it is a lot of frustrated and it is a lot of frustrated fans who are under social media expressing how annoyed they are. And at the fact that, let us not forget, dublin and ireland, they started the ticket sales at 8am uk time this morning. The rest of the uk started at 9am uk time this morning and the dublin fans were already complaining that they could not get through stop now it seems to spread across the uk so a lot of very frustrated fans who don't seem to be moving. Whoever got into the queue at number 75,000, lucky them because they got that process! i am still in the queue to get to that process! the hope of me getting tickets are slim to nil. I the hope of me getting tickets are slim to nil. — are slim to nil. I am sorry but ou are slim to nil. I am sorry but you are _ are slim to nil. I am sorry but you are facing _ are slim to nil. I am sorry but you are facing the _ are slim to nil. I am sorry but you are facing the plight are slim to nil. I am sorry but you are facing the plight of i you are facing the plight of what many fans will be facing but for the lucky few, they are in that queue and we will have to find out more about what the situation is about the website crashes as well but thank you. To germany now and voters in the east of the country will go to the polls on sunday with the far—right alternative for germany party set to come out on top. The md has built a strong base in the states of saxony and thuringia and anger with chancellor olaf scholz�*s government is surging, especially after a knife attack last weekend in which three people were killed. The main suspect is a syrian asylum seeker who had been facing deportation. The anti—immigration party is now germany's fifth largest party. A win this weekend would be its first—ever state victory. A warning jessica parker's report contains some flashing images. Booing. Boos and shouts aimed at chancellor olaf scholz, among them traitor and warmonger. Chancellor scholz has not been very visible during this campaign in the east. He's not exactly seen as an electoral asset, and the reception for him here, it's mixed. An argument in the crowd. The man on the left supports the far—right alternative for deutschland. The man on the right does not. Does germany feel divided to you at the moment? yeah. Yes, they say. That's the one thing they can agree on. Music. Some upbeat music, but don't be fooled. There's tension in germany, especially around immigration. That's feeding the afd�*s popularity, a party in thuringia that's classed by domestic intelligence as right—wing extremist. Some people in germany, they're not just critical of the md, they say they're actually scared of the md. Translation: noone wants to be called rightwing extremist or nazis. We make conservative. Politics, but it's far away from right—wing extremism. That's what people are being told every day, i and they fall for it. Life looks good here, but something's bubbling in the former communist east. What's driving this discontent? well, there's angst on issues ranging from immigration to germany sending weapons to ukraine, a deep frustration with the parties that have governed this country since reunification, and a dissatisfaction amongst people in east germany about what reunification has or hasn't delivered. You can constantly see where the east begins and where the west begins. Better infrastructure, better industry, its more concentration on the west, like. . . . And we are getting, like, forgotten. Constantin, who says he'll support the md, hops on his east german—made simpson 550 moped. Over decades, pride in the east was dented. Many would dispute whether the far—right�*s the way to get it back, but here, that's where the momentum lies. Jessica parker, bbc news, in thuringia. Next to ukraine where a russian air strike killed at least seven people on friday in the city of kharkiv. Among those killed was a 14—year—old girl on a playground. The six others were killed when the strike hit an apartment buiding. Many others were wounded, including 20 who are in a severe condition according to authorities. This was the reaction from a relative of the girl killed in the attack. Translation: the child was only 14 years old. I she had her whole life to lead. She had just lost her father, he went missing in the donetsk region. We have just recovered about the news of her father and now this. It is simply impossible to take in all of this. How is this possible? i don't know. They are children. The local governor said russia targeted civilian areas in kharkiv with guided missiles. Translation: lets say unequivocally _ translation: lets say unequivocally that translation: lets say | unequivocally that there translation: lets say unequivocally that there were guidance systems on missiles. They didn't fly along purposely along certain coordinates. We draw one conclusion, these streets are exclusively part —— parks with large gatherings of civilians. This is a residential building. This is again massive terror against a sibling publishing. Ukraine's president zelensky said the attack could have been prevented if western military donors allowed their weapons to be used deep inside russia and is urging for permission to do so. Meanwhile, he sacked the head of the ukrainian air force days after an f—i6 fighter jet crashed, killing its pilot. The jet was recently sent by nato allies. It crashed while repelling russian missiles over ukraine. Across the border in ukraine's incursion into russia, the governor of the belgorod region says one civilian has been killed and seven injured in ukrainian shelling. It comes as ukraine's top military commander says kyiv�*s forces have advanced up to two kilometres into the kursk region. To combat this,moscow is withdrawing 100 paramilitary troops from the west african country of burkina faso to fight against ukraine. Meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin is expected to travel to mongolia. It's the first time mr putin will visit a country that is a signatory to the international criminal court since it issued a warrant for his arrest. Icc member nations are instructed to arrest mr putin upon his arrival but the kremlin says it's not worried. The icc says it will look into any non—cooperation by mongolia. Here in the uk, detectives are continuing to appeal for information after a 13—year—old boy was fatally stabbed in his own home. The boy, who has not yet been named by police, died in oldbury, near west bromwich, on thursday. Our correspondent kathryn stanczyszyn is near the scene of the murder in oldbury. You can see there is still a police presence at the cordon here around this property and front garden on lovett avenue in oldbury, where a 13—year—old boy was stabbed to death on thursday inside his own home. West midlands police is asking anyone with any information to come forward, and to try and facilitate that, they've actually launched an online portal where members of the public can upload information, pictures or video that could be helpful to this murder investigation. They particularly mentioned doorbell cctv, things like ring systems that some people have that could also be useful. They say that they have extra police officers on hand in this neighbourhood to try and provide reassurance to the community. It is still a community that is deeply in shock. I've just been talking to one local resident who says it's difficult to comprehend how this boy's family and friends are feeling. You can see behind me the floral tributes outside this house, some candles as well and balloons spelling out rip on the door. We're expecting more of those tributes throughout today. A doctor charged in connection with the death of the actor, matthew perry, has appeared in court in los angeles after agreeing to plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute ketamine. Mark chavez was granted bail but has been barred from practising medicine. His lawyer said he was incredibly remorseful. Matthew perry died from a ketamine overdose last october. Another doctor and the alleged supplier of the drug are due to go on trial in the autumn. Earlier this week you might have heard the story of a four—year—old boy who accidentally smashed an ancient vase during a trip to a museum. Here's how the three—and—a—half—thousand—year old pottery looked after ariel geller tipped it over at the hecht museum, in the israeli city of haifa. Well, you might not believe this but they've invited him back. Ariel — seen here in a blue cap, with his hand being firmly held by mum — was given a guided tour with his family. The museum's curators — who try to display artefacts as openly as possible — wanted to reassure ariel that they understand he didn't do it on purpose. And finally. . . A new study that isn't monkeying around. Researchers have found that marmoset monkeys use unique calls to address one another — similar to the way humans call each other by name. They're the first non—human primates known to do so. Ticketmaster insist their south has not crashed despite many oasis fans are saying that was the case. Stay with us here on bbc news. Hello. In aberdeenshire, just one of the many pictures we have had this morning. We have cloud across the south—east of england and a few showers have moved their way in as well. That cloud will continue into the afternoon. Still a possibility of the odd shower but elsewhere, that sunshine will continue and it is going to be a present—day with maximum temperatures of 17 to 22 celsius. Perhaps fresher around the north sea gusts. Through tonight, we will see some pretty heavy showers starting to move their way in across the south—east of england. Those could potentially be heavy and thundery into the early hours of sunday morning. They will drift further northward and with that, much more warm and humid air. Tempers will rise but it also means that sunday morning will be pretty warm in the south—east of england, 15 ori6 the south—east of england, 15 or 16 degrees here but further north, not as chilly as last night with temperatures down to nine or 10 degrees. Sunday we will continue to see the thread of the showers moving in across southern areas. The odd rumble of thunder, some gusty winds with that. Uncertainty on the exact locations of those showers but there will be some dry weather further north for most of the day with some sunny spells, and turning quite warm in the southeast with temperatures up to 26 or 27 degrees. Next week, high—pressure shift away to scandinavia, no pressure moves in. That will bring a more unsettled feel. We will see some showers and longer spells of rain but that rain could be on the heavy side with thunder as well. They will drift north and is toured, sunny spell is developing in central, eastern and southern parts later on the day on monday. Temperatures are still getting into the mid—20s across the south—east, elsewhere, temperatures at 17 to 21 degrees. On through the week, it will remain a little bit mixed. Some rain around at times particularly on tuesday but there will also be a good deal of dry weather with some sunny spells. Temperatures, 18 to 24 degrees, typical for this time of year. This is bbc news. The headlines: israeli forces have killed a senior hamas commander and two otherfighters injenin, as a major operation in the occupied west bank continues. A campaign to vaccinate more than half—a—million children against polio is getting under way in gaza this weekend. Israel and hamas have agreed to pause fighting in certain areas to allow the roll—out to take place. The far right is on the cusp of winning the most votes in german state elections for the first time since the nazis. Hundreds of thousands of people are right now queueing online for tickets for next year's reunion tour of the british rock band oasis. The defending men's tennis champion, novak djokovic, has been knocked out of the us open by australia's alexei popyrin. Let's go back to the scramble to get oasis tickets for their reunion gigs which went on sale two and half hours ago in the uk. And as you can imagine, booking websites have gone into meltdown as fans tried to get on to book. Similar issues were encountered when the two shows at dublin's croke park, in ireland went on sale. The band has warned that any tickets for their reunion concerts resold unofficially at inflated prices will be cancelled.