hello, welcome to the daily global, where we ll bring you the top stories from around the world. israel has confirmed it hit the jabalia refugee camp in northern gaza. it says it was targeting and killed one of the hamas leaders responsible for 7th october attacks. the hamas run gazan health ministry says at least 50 people were killed and hundreds injured. images from the scene show people trying to resuce others trapped under the rubble. before the war, the camp, made up of high rise buildings, was home to more than 100,000, many of whom have been there for generations since the formation of the state of israel in 1948. bbc verify have located the exact position of the blast which you can see here you can see how built up it is. more now from our international editor, jeremy bowen. and a warning, his report contains images some may find distressing. the attack onjabalia camp looks to be one of the biggest single palestinian losses of life so far in this war. jabalia is in t
Good morning. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. Snow across country. It has caused disruption as winds bring cold weather from the arctic. The Environment Agency says the first high tide along the east coast of england this morning was not as bad as feared but thousands of homes still face a danger of flooding. Currently there are 11 severe warnings which mean there is a danger to life. This is the picture in skegness were snow has been lighter but Flood Warnings have been issued and soldiers have been deployed to assist where needed. Where some might have been cursing the conditions this morning, others of course have been making the most of it here near birmingham. Meanwhile, in canterbury in kent while it was knowing this morning i is now seems to be more of an issue. This is the scene coming up for you from the roof of the bbc here in london where it has recently started to snow. We we re it has recently started to snow. We were taught to our number of correspondence in the next while
Pledge, promise, and vow. Three words freighted with probity and trust. But, after anything but an explosive budget, a firecracker blew up in the chancellors face today over the issue of a promise. The question being, why does the government deny breaking a manifesto pledge on National Insurance when the 2015 Election Manifesto clearly said there would be no increase in National Insurance for the five years of an incoming conservative government . Is it ever right to to promise one thing and do another . The chancellor has raised the hackles of the right wing press, Tory Backbenchers of many stripes, and the opposition alike. Theresa may is in brussels tonight where, at a press conference, probably for the first time in her life, she was hoping for questions about brexit, but was pressed on this instead. Im joined by our political editor, nick watt. What did she had to say about National Insurance . She is standing by the fundamental principle of this Budget Change which is that the Se
that the colleges are being used more and more, such are the delays. it is a system problem, it s caused by primarily having patients being fit for discharge for instance in october we had around 7000 bed days here at the bristol royal infirmary bit were lost through so called bed blockers and that is because we have this intense problem with a lack of social care places. here in somerset in particular there have been a number of initiatives we have had recently that may begin to address this problem. for instance the south west ambulance was the first service in the country to deploy gps with paramedics to give a second opinion if you like, when they were not quite sure whether the patient should be admitted to hospital. they had their own mobile kit of blood testing machinery, the sort of stuff you normally find in hospitals and invariably they can reassure the patient they don t need to be
royal infirmary bit were lost through so called bed blockers and thatis through so called bed blockers and that is because we have this intense problem with a lack of social care places. here in somerset in particular there have been a number of initiatives we have had recently that may begin to address this problem. for instance the south west ambulance was the first service in the country to deploy gps with paramedics to give a second opinion if you like when they were not quite sure whether the patient should be admitted to hospital. they had their own mobile kit of blood testing machinery, the start of stuff you normally find in hospitals and invariably they could reassure the patient they don t need to be admitted to hospital. in somerset you can probably hear. a police car, in somerset also we have a system with about 300 virtual words in people s homes, they will be