and they won t be the last. what does it mean for council tax payers in the city? and as concerns grow for the financial futures of dozens of other councils, is this more evidence of crumbling britain? we will speak to conservative and labour councillors and an expert on town halls growing financial woes. also tonight, hundreds of women can now take legal action against the makers of a contraceptive coil that women say have left them maimed and in constant pain. we will talk to the lawyer representing 200 patients and a woman who says she was forced to have a hysterectomy to get the coil out of her. and the row between government and big tech which could mean that the message services millions of us rely on could stop working. and the government plans to tighten benefit rules to encourage more disabled people off benefits and into work. we will get a reaction from a charity. and do send us a message on whatsapp. are you in receipt of benefits and keen to work, or an employer
good afternoon. the foreign secretary lord cameron has demanded a full explanation from israel, after an air strike in gaza that left seven aid workers dead, some of them british. the charity they worked for says their convoy was hit by an israeli air strike just after they d unloaded food aid at a warehouse in the city of deir al balah. the israeli prime minister hasjust described it as an unintentional strike. israel says it is investigating. from jerusalem, our middle east correspondent yolande knell reports. there were no survivors. cars and aid convoy were hit directly. even with the world central kitchen logos clearly displayed, and, the us charity says, prior co ordination with the israeli military. displaced gazans staying in tents nearby heard the blast and ran to try and help. translation: this is our situation. anyone who distributes aid or brings it to gaza is exposed to shelling and death, whether it is an international organisation or not. distressed colleagues
labour leader keir starmer speaking in kent. we expect to hear a lot of personal stories like that as the leaders get out and about around the country meeting people and learning about their priorities, what they want the politicians to deliver in this general election. as we have said the prime minister there at the vale of glamorgan craft brewery in south wales. these are the moments when they will speak with business leaders, with voters, with the electorate, and hear about their priorities. one would assume a visit to a hospital and otherfacilities in the coming weeks. with me as alessia fitzgerald. let s look at what moments like this are for. this is about the leaders being seen in all the right places. it is a photo opportunity. but it is a chance for them to hear from voters about what they need to deliver. fin them to hear from voters about what they need to deliver. they need to deliver. on the first thin , they need to deliver. on the first thing. when they nee