of the 239 israelis, being held hostage in gaza by hamas. orla guerin has this report from jerusalem, and a warning it contains distressing images, from the beginning. every day, more dead in gaza. some who barely started living. this footage was filmed for the bbc today in khan younis, in the south. israel told people to flee here, to be safer. the bereaved get one last look. and a father, one last embrace. the agony of samirjamil aga, cradling his five year old son, mohammed. then, his other son is brought to him. six year old samir. he can t bear to let him go. parted for ever. palestinians say the boys were among 30 people killed when israel bombed several houses in khan younis. but finally, hope for about 30 premature babies. doctors in southern gaza, working to stabilise them, ahead of a transfer to egypt tomorrow. eight others have died. these are the survivors of war and of the horrors of al shifa hospital. even the water used for their formula was contaminated, sa
thanks, stephen. good to be on with you. it s great to have you on the show. senator, would you agree that, day by day, the israel hamas war is becoming more of a headache for presidentjoe biden? i think this is the most consequential period in modern israeli history, and i think president biden did exactly the right thing in engaging directly, immediately, flying over to israel, deploying two aircraft carrier groups. but it is becoming a real challenge for us, domestically and internationally. his commitment to israel, their right to self defence, their ability to carry out a difficult and intense campaign against hamas is unwavering. but he is also privately engaging with israeli leaders and pressing for more humanitarian relief, for a clear plan for what comes after in gaza and the region, and for a more targeted campaign. unwavering, you say, and yet the outside world sees a biden message which is changing. in the early days it was all, we have got your back, israel . i
being held there after jeremy hunt is any tax cuts the october 7th will come in a way that would attack by hamas. fuel inflation because he israel also released footage it wouldn t comment on speculation he may cut inheritance tax but says shows its forces that it would be changes to the going into a tunnel shaft, and along what is says benefit system with extra is a 55 metre long support for those with health tunnel built by hamas, issues looking for work but under al shifa hospital. tougher sanctions for those who hamas has denied having turned downjobs. a command centre there. air traffic control 31 premature babies restrictions at heathrow airport on sunday who were trapped have been lifted. inside al shifa hospital national air traffic control services blamed staff absence by the fighting, and strong winds for have been moved to a hospital the decision to limit the number of flights. in southern gaza. doctors there say eight other premature babies did not survive. meanwh
australia have some outstanding fielders. travis head was chasing and diving. he caught it. yep, he caught it. stunned? well, no, this is stunned. virat kohli, gone the man who breaks records with hundreds dismissed for sa. india reminded themselves, we ve got our bowlers . like mohammed shami, david warner gone for seven. like jasprit bumrah. he got steve smith, given out lbw. didn t review. but those hands of travis head were now swinging the bat and it seemed india were powerless. head made 137. victory came with seven overs to spare. to outplay india here, on this occasion, exceptional. the market, money and influence in global cricket, india have all that. australia have the world cup. joe wilson, bbc news. what a win, against the odds in india s backyard. the captain gave his reaction to the victory in what has been a stellar year for australia s cricketers. that s huge. that s i think that s the pinnacle of international cricket, winning a one day world cup espe
56% of voters seem keen to try something new in a country where inflation is running at over 1a0% and two in five people live in poverty. but many economists are concerned about mr milei s victory. lets get the view of andres abadia, chief latin america economist at pantheon macroeconomics. good morning. a lot has been said about his radical ideas, his promises and he is saying he will bring them into being very swiftly. give us your take on this result. a new chapter in the argentinian economy. he is in the argentinian economy. he: is trying to in the argentinian economy. he is trying to implement new measures. we don t really know what will happen from now on. the reality is argentina is having big trouble in terms of the economy. real gdp is contracting, inflation running well above 100%. around 140%. it will probably end the year at around 200%. we also see capital controls skyrocketing interest rates. the situation interest rates. the situation in argentina is dramatic.