I have been here only once or twice before and today i decided to come, like most people here, because we have had enough. Everyone left their work, left children at home, and came here to protest, to say no more. No more to this corrupt government. We have a criminal government who lets the hostages be murdered only for the sake of the coalition. We are asking from our government to stop everything and to make a deal. The funerals for some of the six hostages have been held. These pictures are from raanana, just north of tel aviv, where a service was held for Almog Sarusi Who was 27. The hostages Families Forum said that the six captives were murdered in the last few days. But, hamas said Israeli Fire killed the hostages. Lets get some analysis now im joined by Mohamed Taha from bbc arabic. What expecting to happen today . We are what expecting to happen today . We are expected what expecting to happen today . We are expected to what expecting to happen today . We are expected to see what expecting to happen today . We are expected to see a we are expected to see a massive strike in israel, the country did not see for many years. This strike is including that some sectors in the army, some sectors and the police and some sectors and the police and some sectors and the police and some sectors in health system, some sectors in health system, some sectors in education. Already Secondary School started to strike yesterday and we expected the primary schools to join the Strike Today along with some sectors in health as well. This is one of the biggest challenges that the prime Minister Benjamin netanyahu q prime Minister Benjamin netanyahu 0 would face in his term asking him to bring back the live hostages that the number is between 60 and 70 and now all eyes and all accusations the prime Minister Benjamin netanyahu and he is the man who is striking a deal. And his argument is that how mass is at the Negotiating Table and that they want to strike a deal, that hamas is putting obstacles in the way. Is that his argument . Indeed. The main is that his argument . Indeed. The main point is that his argument . Indeed. The main point now is that his argument . Indeed. The main point now that is that his argument . Indeed. I the main point now that appears to everyone is the philadelphia corridor. The borders between egypt and gaza. And this has been happening in cairo and doha. Philadelphi corridor. The live hostages come back, over philadelphi corridor, this is a gamble at the moment. Or the philadelphi corridor. This is the gamble. This looks like the main obstacle. In this is the gamble. This looks like the main obstacle. Like the main obstacle. In the meantime like the main obstacle. In the meantime the like the main obstacle. In the meantime the fighting meantime the fighting continues. 0n the West Bank, what is happening . This continues. On the West Bank, what is happening . Continues. On the West Bank, what is happening . This is the Bi Est what is happening . This is the biggest operation what is happening . This is the biggest operation in what is happening . This is the biggest operation in the what is happening . This is the biggest operation in the west| biggest operation in the West Bankin biggest operation in the West Bank in 20 years and the numbers of the people killed there in the last four days is reaching over 30 people but what i want to mention from the operation in the West Bank, the model that israeli forces used in the West Bank by Redeploying The Army and targeting the militants is proving that the army can do that as well In Gaza they dont really need to do that massive shelling or massive airstrikes and this is the argument of the Defence Minister yoav gallant. He is trying to convince the prime Minister Benjamin netanyahu that the army can operate with the same model in the West Bank as In Gaza but we will see how these pressures could mount on these pressures could mount on the israeli government. figs these pressures could mount on the israeli government. 5 a the israeli government. As a new week the israeli government. As a new week begins the israeli government. As a new week begins you the israeli government. As a new week begins you and i l new week begins you and i always talk about what could happen in the week ahead. So much is going on right now and of course the attention is very much on Israel Today with the general strike and the pressure on the prime minister. On the prime minister. Indeed, pressures on the prime minister. Indeed, pressures are on the prime minister. Indeed, pressures are really on the prime minister. Indeed, pressures are really high on the prime minister. Indeed, pressures are really high and i pressures are really high and also the operation In Gaza, we expected that Pauls Infighting would happen In Gaza to allow the Polio Vaccination to happen but we saw a0 people died from israeli shelling yesterday. There is no Pause Infighting so the 2000 Health Workers have two risk their lives to do this campaign and they are willing to do that and the final point is now the schools started in israel and the children In Gaza would really like to go back to school. A,. ,. , would really like to go back to school. A,. , ~ ,. , would really like to go back to school. A,. ,. ,. , school. Mohammed, thank you so much for your school. Mohammed, thank you so much for your time school. Mohammed, thank you so much for your time once school. Mohammed, thank you so much for your time once again much for your time once again this morning. Let � s focus on what mohammed was saying there about the Vaccination Programme going on In Gaza. The Charity Unicef is saying the first full day of mass Polio Vaccination campaign there has gone well with more than 72,000 children treated. Palestinians have been taking their children to three Health CentresIn Gaza in the first phase of the campaign. The aim is to vaccinate some 6a0,000 children in the coming weeks. Joining me from nuseirat in Central Gaza is Louise Wateridge Spokesperson for the un Relief Agency for palestinians, unrwa. Louise was there at the vaccine rollout. It is good to talk to you again today, louise. So farso it is good to talk to you again today, louise. So far so good from your perspective, would yOu Say . From your perspective, would Ou Sa . ,. , from your perspective, would Ou Sa . ,. , yOu Say . Yes, it was incredibly relievin yOu Say . Yes, it was incredibly relieving to yOu Say . Yes, it was incredibly relieving to see yOu Say . Yes, it was incredibly relieving to see so yOu Say . Yes, it was incredibly relieving to see so many relieving to see so many children and families turn out for the vaccination yesterday morning. I visited an Unrwa Facility at a School Turned Shelter and also went with the teams tend to attend. It was generally a positive atmosphere for families towards the Polio Vaccination. A lot of the parents expressed their relief that this vaccine was available but of course we had these periodic humanitarian pauses, we need a ceasefire. Having these pauses, weve had strikes this morning, strikes yesterday afternoon. It is still a tense atmosphere here in the Gaza Strip stoppered was a little weird yesterday, to be honest. I think everybody noticed to go even an hour without Hearing A Bomb or a strike is something we have not experienced for weeks, to go a day without having Evacuation Orders issued,it having Evacuation Orders issued, it was very unusual after what weve experienced over the last two weeks so was great this humanitarian pause has so far been respected but we need a ceasefire now. The coal of we need a ceasefire now. The goal of treating we need a ceasefire now. The goal of treating some 640,000 goal of treating some 6a0,000 children in the next few weeks, thatis children in the next few weeks, that is going to be very challenging, isnt it . Yes, incredibly challenging, isnt it . Yes, incredibly so. Challenging, isnt it . Yes, incredibly so. I challenging, isnt it . Yes, incredibly so. I dont challenging, isnt it . Yes, j incredibly so. I dont know challenging, isnt it . Yes, l incredibly so. I dont know if you can hear behind me some Fighting Hasjust you can hear behind me some fighting has just started. You can hear behind me some Fighting Hasjust started. We are at 7am now here In Gaza. That is supposed to be in the humanitarian pauses of this is one of our biggest challenges. Humanitarian pauses of this is one of our biggest challenges. 6a0,000 children in the space 6a0,000 children in the Space Ofjust over one week in ofjust over one week in different areas, we can but we different areas, we can but we cannot vaccinate children who cannot vaccinate children who are fearing for their lives, we are fearing for their lives, we cannot vaccinate children and cannot vaccinate children and families who have to flee for families who have to flee for safety. We need to these safety. We need to these children to be able to come to children to be able to come to the Vaccination Centres and to the Vaccination Centres and to have and receive these vaccines have and receive these vaccines safely and that is not possible safely and that is not possible when there is fighting like when there is fighting like there is now. There is now. When there is fighting like there is now. ~. ,. , there is now. What about your own personal when there is fighting like there is now. ~. ,. , there is now. What about your own personal there is now. What about your own personal safety, there is now. What about your own personal safety, louise . | own personal safety, louise . There is now. What about your own personal safety, there is now. What about your own personal safety, louise . | own personal safety, louise . 0bviously youve assessed that 0bviously youve assessed that and made your choice. You are and made your choice. You are taking a huge risk yourself, taking a huge risk yourself, arent you, being there . Arent you, being there . Humanitarians here are in humanitarians here are in danger. Unrwa has lost 200 danger. Unrwa has lost 200 change . To be in the colleagues. We have had 200 colleagues. We have had 200 colleagues. We have had 200 colleagues killed in this war. Colleagues. We have had 200 colleagues killed in this war. Even in the last week there has even in the last week there has been humanitarian aid convoys been humanitarian Aid Hit and personnel killed so even in the last week there has every day we are here, there is been humanitaria killed so hit and personnel killed so every day we no safety guarantee. We tried to co ordinate every day with the israeli authorities as best we can stop every day we share our co ordinates and our movement but there is no safety for anyone, there is no safety for anyone, there is no safety for the people, no safety for the children, no safety for the humanitarians, no safety to Health Workers and this needs to change. The only thing that is going to change this is a ceasefire. We need a ceasefire now. ,. ,. , now. Just explain the situation In Gaza today. Now. Just explain the situation In Gaza today. How now. Just explain the situation In Gaza today. How long now. Just explain the situation In Gaza today. How long havel In Gaza today. How long have you been In Gaza, louise, and talk us through what you have experienced in terms of the everything is getting worse. Every day here is a new challenge. Every day is more complex. The humanitarian response is doing everything it can these pauses come, a Pause Infighting sometimes. But it is for a medical emergency so there is no respite for anyone. We need respite for the people of gaza and we need the hostages to go home so that everybody can have respite from this war. ,. ,. , this war. Louise, we appreciate ou this war. Louise, we appreciate you speaking this war. Louise, we appreciate you speaking to this war. Louise, we appreciate you speaking to us this this war. Louise, we appreciate | you speaking to us this morning on Bbc News from the un Relief Agency the palestinians, unrwa. Lets get some of the days other news now. Thereve been more explosions over the ukrainian capital, kyiv. Military officials said Air Defence units were engaged in repelling a russian missile attack. More then a0 ukrainians were injured in the eastern city of kharkiv on sunday when a Shopping Mall and a Sports Centre were hit. Ajudge in taiwan has ordered the release of the leader of an Opposition Party who was arrested on saturday on suspicion of corruption. He said there was insufficient evidence against ko wen je, who was the mayor of taipei for eight years. Mexicos president , andres manuel lopez 0brador, has defended his record in his final annual report before leaving office. Hell Hand Power to Claudia Sheinbaum who becomes mexicos first female president. She will inherit a package of constitutional reforms, including a controversial proposal to electjudges and magistrates by popular vote. Brazils Supreme Court will vote on monday whether or not to uphold a ruling to ban Elon Musk� s social Media Platform x. The vote was called after the platform was suspended in the country in the early hours of saturday. It came after x failed to appoint a new legal representative in brazil before a court imposed deadline. Mainstream parties in the eastern german state of thuringia insist they wont work with the Far Right alternative for germany, which has won an unprecedented victory in the regional election. Early predictions suggest it will be the largest party ahead of the conservative cdu but is unlikely to be able to form a govenrment. The afd also polled strongly in saxony. If confirmed, it would give the Far Right its first Vote Win in a State Parliament since World War ii although it has little hope of forming a government in thuringia. Jessica parker has the latest from germany. Its written on their faces how some feel about the Far Right winning the most votes in a State Election for the first time in the post war era. News of the results has just been announced here at this anti afd demo you can hear boos in the crowd, and just over there is the State Parliament, where the Far Right will now have greater influence. Right now, the fascists over here are winning. Im not a fan of saying history is repeating itself, because i dont think so, but history sometimes is similar, and thats whats happening over here right now. I am totally worried. Actually, of course, next year also, we have the total elections for the german parliament, so im kind of seeing this as, like, a test for how it will work next year as well. This is alternative fur Deutschlands Leader in thuringia, a Lightning Rod for controversy. Bjorn hocke has been fined twice for knowingly using a nazi slogan, something he denied. Here, he declares a historic victory. Celebrations and afd video footage, because the Media Wasnt allowed in by a party that often claims its being persecuted and smeared. In the former communist east, this region is an afd stronghold, where the partys policies of ending Weapons Aid to ukraine and a tough anti immigration message are gaining traction. Translation the politicians have promised a lot, particularly regarding migrants and foreigners, and nothing happened, nothing. Because of Germanys History, some people are really worried about the rise of the Far Right. Translation Germanys History . Thats what it is, history. We live in the here and now. In Thuringias Capital this weekend, a Night Run for the public. While the afd is on the march, it will probably be excluded from power, as other parties wont work alongside it. But the result� s a marker for change in germany, by more than a flicker. Jessica parker, Bbc News, erfurt. These are regional, not national elections, and in a state where alternative for deutschland are at their most popular. Nevertheless, this is an unprecedented victory for the Far Right and this election is showing evidence of growing support for another antiestablishment Populist Movement here in the east. Germany � s reputation for having a relatively calm consensus politics appears to be fraying. Around the world and across the uk. This is Bbc News. 0fsted inspectors will no longer assess State Schools in england with single phrase grades, such as outstanding, or inadequate. The Uk Government has abolished the system saying the grades werent fair or accurate. School inspections will continue to assess areas such as quality of education, behaviour and leadership, but the findings will be outlined in a new Report Card System to be developed next year. The Uk Government has promised to look into the problems caused by so called Dynamic Pricing of tickets to gigs and concerts. The practice which allows official Ticket Sellers to inflate prices when demand is high will now be included in a planned Consultation on protecting fans from ticket touts. It comes after millions of people tried to buy 0asis tickets over the weekend as Leigh Milner reports. First came the hype. Then the disappointment. Millions of Oasis Fans spent Saturday Morning battling lengthy online cues and technical glitches in the hope of bagging tickets to next year � s reunion gigs. Many of those who did get through then faced another hurdle tickets costing hundreds of pounds more than expected extra so called Dynamic Pricing. That is when high demand pushes up costs a practice more commonly seen on taxi Hailing Apps orairline commonly seen on taxi Hailing Apps or airline websites. The cheapest apps or airline websites. The cheapest tickets apps or airline websites. Tue cheapest tickets were apps or airline websites. Tte cheapest tickets were between 70 and 205, i think, which you can kind of sort of, well, 0k, can kind of sort of, well, ok, that can kind of sort of, well, 0k, thatis can kind of sort of, well, ok, that is not too bad. But then the only ones that were available whether platinum so it was like £500. We didnt want to pay that so, no, so were not going. Laughter. They had already pledged a Consultation to tackle ticket touting. Consultation to tackle ticket toutinr. ~ ,. Consultation to tackle ticket toutinr. ~. ,. , Consultation to tackle ticket toutinr. ~ ,. ,. ,. , touting. Music you are going to Be The One touting. Music you are going to Be The One who touting. Music you are going to Be The One who saves touting. Music you are going to Be The One who saves me. Touting. Music you are going to Be The One who saves me. Now touting. Music you are going to l Be The One who saves me. Now it sa s it Be The One who saves me. Now it says it will Be The One who saves me. Now it says it will add Be The One who saves me. Now it says it will add dynamic says it will add Dynamic Pricing which is done by the primary vendor is to that Consultation. Primary vendor is to that Consultation. This must be welcome Consultation. This must be welcome news. Consultation. This must be welcome news. Dynamic. Consultation. This must be welcome news. Dynamic pricing was an odious business that was brought over from North America and really does disadvantage a significant number of consumers. It is vitally important government actually understands how this industry works, notjust what understands how this industry works, not just what theyre told by ticket companies. A society of Ticket Agents says retailers have stretched stressed that Ticket Prices are set by artists and their management was not whoever is responsible, Music Fans will be hoping prices come down. Leigh milner, Bbc News. The wreck of the titanic was found exactly 39 years ago more than 70 years after it sank on its Maiden Voyage. Now the latest expedition to the Wreck Site has revealed the liner� s slow decay with the famous bow being changed forever. The expedition involved underwater robots and our science editor, rebecca morelle, was given exclusive access to the footage they brought back. Instantly recognisable, the bow of titanic looming Out Of The Darkness of the depths of the atlantic. This footage was recorded in 2010 and you can see the railing on the deck is rusting but still intact. But a new expedition has discovered a large section is now missing. Our view of titanic has changed forever. With all the anticipation coming up on the bow, we were so excited. And then theres a moment of wait a minute, somethings not right, and we could see that whole section of railing on the Port Side was gone. Its just iconic to see the bow of titanic. Thats what you think of when you think of the shipwreck. Um, and it doesnt look like that any more. Im flying. The story of titanic has been told many times, but this famous scene in the 1997 film fixed this part of the ship in all of our minds. Titanic was on her Maiden Voyage from southampton to New York in 1912, when she hit an iceberg and sank. 1,500 people lost their lives. After more than 100 years at the bottom of the ocean, the liner is gradually being lost to the sea. Microbes are eating away at the ship, creating stalactites of rust, and Sea Life is colonising the wreck. The team has been analysing how titanic is decaying. They used Laser Scans to study the bow. The section of railing thats gone was about A. 5m long, and it was lost at some point in the last two years. And you can see it here lying on the Sea Floor next to the ship where it fell. The expedition spent 20 days in the North Atlantic using two underwater robots to image the Wreck Site. They focused on the Debris Field where items from the ship spilled out as the Liner Split in two. And this is one remarkable discovery found amongst the thousands of artefacts. A Bronze Statue called the Diana Of Versailles that once adorned the first class lounge. The centrepiece of that room was this Bronze Statue. Unfortunately for diana, when titanic split in two, the lounge got ripped open. And in the chaos and the destruction, um, diana got ripped off her mantle and she landed in The Darkness by herself in the Debris Field. And the odds of finding it are just truly unbelievable. These latest pictures are a reminder that the wreck is decaying. Titanic is slowly returning to nature. Rebecca morelle, Bbc News. Now to the paralympics and china continues its domination of the games paris, taking its tally of gold medals to 33. Second is great britain with 23. One of its stars, the wheelchair sprinter, hannah cockcroft, won her eighth paralympic gold with success in the t 3a 100m. Another british athlete, Shot Putter Sabrina fortune, broke her own World Record in claiming victory. Reigning Champions Brazil kicked off their defence of the mens blind Football Competition with a 3 0 Nil Victory over turkiye. Do Take A Look online because were celebrating what is being called sunday at the paralympics and you can see the images there flying by. That was hannah cockroft. Hannah we just mentioned got her gold and 1 gigabyte � s first Athletics Gold in paris so far. Dash and got Herfirst Gold in paris so far. Dash and got her first Athletics Gold. We are going to be looking at the battle between X And Brazil in court. What will it bring . A huge market for Elon Musk � s social media company. I will be back on more on that in a moment. Hello there. Wiggonholt in West Sussex was the countrys hot spot on sunday, with temperatures hitting 30 degrees celsius, making it the hottest day of september so far. Not that were very far into the month, of course. There was plenty of sunshine for East Anglia and South East england, but rather cloudy skies for some, turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwall. Weve also seen showers and thunderstorms break out. This clump of storms that went through the North West midlands earlier brought 1amm of rain in just the space of one hour, and over the next few hours, those heavy downpours will continue to drive northwards across Northern England and into scotland as well. Probably another batch of Heavy Rain then developing behind that into parts of wales. All the while it will stay quite warm and muggy. Well, that takes us into monday, and monday is dominated by low pressure. Were expecting showers or some longer spells of rain. The heaviest downpours will be across Northern England and scotland. Probably some thunderstorms mixed in, so there could be some localised surface water flooding. Bit of rain crosses Northern Ireland, brighter from western counties later in the afternoon. Probably quite murky around some of our Irish Sea coasts. Maybe staying dry across East Anglia and South East england, where it will continue to feel quite humid and very warm. Now beyond that, as we head into tuesday, eventually were going to start to get northwesterly winds moving back across the country, and they will bring fresher air and some slightly lower temperatures as well. A few showers followed to scotland, Northern Ireland and maybe one or 2 for the northwest of both england and wales. Temperatures 18 to 21. Feeling fresher, pleasant in the sunshine. From wednesday onwards, though, theres a lot of uncertainty in the weather forecast. Two scenarios one is that we continue to see showers work into North Western areas, with the driest weather across the South And East of the uk, where weve got a ridge of high pressure. In this scenario wednesday, thursday, friday, temperatures wouldnt change very much. High teens to low 20s. A pleasant spell of weather for many. However, there is a different scenario where the Weather Patterns get completely flipped on their head. In this second scenario the driest weather would end up being to the North West of the uk, and instead towards the South East. We could end up seeing low Pressure Form and wet and windy weather moving in. So theres a lot of uncertainty. Dont be surprised if the forecast changes then over the next few days. The x files. Elon musk� s social Media Platform faces its biggest crisis yet, with a ban in brazil, and growing pressure from europe. Also coming up minerals, mega projects and money. African leaders head to beijing for a major summit this week with the continents biggest trading partner. But are they storing up Debt Problems for the future . Plus Silver Generation golden opportunity. Why the uks biggest Homeware Retailer is recruiting older workers, and why it could be the answer to the uks labour shortage. Live from london, this is business today. Im sally bundock. We start with Elon Musk and the social Media Platform he controls, x, formerly known as twitter. Its facing the loss of one of its largest markets in a row over Hate Speech and disinformation. Over the weekend, brazils Telecoms Regulator suspended access to x for the countrys 200 plus million people after a ruling by a seniorjudge. There will be a vote later today by a panel of Brazils Supreme Court on whether to uphold that ruling. Its the most serious crisis yet for the platform that Mr Musk promised would be a Town Square for free speech, but that critics accuse of becoming a haven for extremist and hateful content and false information. David waddell reports. When Elon Musk took control of quitter two years ago and a aa billion deal, rebranding