he came from the same community in the video. both sharply criticising the video. both sharply criticising the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it is not clear if they are reading from a script, and a statement a spokesman from islamic jihad said that they are prepared to release both hostages for humanitarian and medical reasons but if only what it called appropriate measures were made. those, the latest on the hostage video that has been released. let us take you to tel aviv and show you the live pictures. a large protest going on there, the family of some of the hostages and doctors and health care professionals protesting outside of the international office of the red cross. we have heard from several different israeli voices, the demand that the red cross try to get access to see the hostages that are being held. so the demonstration outside of their offices. of course, 240 hostages currently being held. of course, as every day passes, so the increase in the an
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at any moment , he said. even here, i can t escape the feeling that the war is still all around us. i dream about my family being killed, or taken hostage by the russians. i wake up in cold sweat. children like yelisei didn t have the chance to grow up. and it s farfrom over forfamilies in ukraine. every day, thousands of young lives are at risk. yogita limaye, bbc news, kyiv. the prime minister is expected to apologise to mps this afternoon, when he makes his first appearance in the house of commons since being fined for breaking coronavirus laws. opposition parties are expected to question borisjohnson about whether he misled parliament when he previously claimed that no rules were broken. as our political correspondent jonathan blake reports,
this is bbc news. i m lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm. boris johnson apologises in parliament for breaking coronavirus laws but says he didn t realise what he did was illegal. it did not occur to me then or subsequently that a gathering in the cabinet room just before a vital meeting on covid strategy could amount to a breach of the rules. i repeat, that was my mistake and i apologise for it unreservedly. what a joke! even now, is the latest mealy mouthed apology stumbles out of one side of his mouth, a new set of deflections and distortions pour from the other. but the damage is already done.