with more on this here s our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. the investigation s findings are stark this should never have happened. monday s devastating attack, a combination of mistaken identification and bad decision making. the israeli army has been giving more details about what they say happened on monday night. they say about half an hour after the convoy left the pier near gaza city, a gunman was seen boarding one of the aid trucks. after the aid arrived at its destination in deir al balah, point three on the map, the convoy appeared to split one vehicle, with clearly visible gunmen on board, headed to a nearby hangar, numberfour. mistakenly believing that hamas gunmen were inside the other three vehicles, all three were hit, one after the other, over the course of four terrifying minutes. the army s statement is clear the strike on the aid vehicles was a grave mistake, stemming from a serious failure due to mistaken identification, errors in decision ma
happen in between that period that time and now and we re in a new situation now. of course, we know sweden very well they know us very well, too. so we re preparing what we have seen lately from them, and what we want to do and how we want to play. max verstappen was fastest on day one of practice for the japanese grand prix. on and off rain wrecked second practice, but in the first session there was a marked improvement for the mercedes with both lewis hamilton and george russell finishing within half a second of verstappen. but williams awful start to the season conintined with american logan sargeant losing control at a high speed control at a high speed corner and crashing out. thankfully he was ok, the car not so. a silly error, to be honest, one i shouldn t be making, especially in p1. but yeah, fortunately it wasn t like the mistakes last year, it wasn t over pushing. nevertheless, still left the team with some damage but fortunately got away better than it cou
right now on early start, joe biden in a bind. people inside the state department speaking out about the president s support for israel. and hospitals on the frontlines, hamas used one to stash weapons and at one point to hide hostages. andew speaker, same dilemma, he will need democrats to help stave off a government shutdown in just days. good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is tuesday, november 14. 5:00 a.m. in washington where president biden wakes up to growing backlash within his own state department over his staunch backing of israel with hospitals in the line of fire in gaza. secretary of state antony blinken acknowledged monday that the hospital crisis in gaza is sparking anger and dissent not only from staff at the state department, but from within the broader biden administration. here is the president on monday. hospitals in gaza, have you expressed anywhere specific concerns to israel on that, sir? well, you know i v
hello, i m rajini vaidyanathan. you re watching the context on bbc news. president biden signs an executive order designed to manage some of the risks linked to artificial intelligence. the order provides guidance on labelling ai generated content. it s one of the world s most exclusive groupings the billionaires club. lam i am sadly not a member of. and it has a new member. the former basketballer magicjohnson hasjoined the ranks of the most wealthy after he was declared a billionaire by forbes, making him only the fourth athlete to join the exclusive club. magicjohnson s wealth is estimated to be 1.2bn dollars that s 990 million quid. johnson has investments in numerous companies including ownership stakes in various sports teams. but forbes says his stake in a life insurance company holds most of his wealth. other athlete billionaires are former nba player michaeljordan, current basketballer lebronjames, and the golfer tiger woods. for more, let s speak to roland laz
You guessed it, its eurovision time again coming up in the sport on bbc news, Europa League and potential Champions League prizes both on offer for Manchester United ahead of their second leg against celta vigo at old trafford. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. If a leaked copy of labours manifesto is anything to go by, the party is about to propose some of the most sweeping changes to its policies in a generation. The draft proposals seen by the bbc range from renationalising the railways and parts of the energy sector, an emphasis on workers rights to scrapping tuition fees in england. This afternoon, party chiefs signed off on an amended version of the document. Jeremy corbyn, who said the final, fully costed manifesto will be published in a few days, described it as transformative. The conservatives called it the road to ruin. Heres our Political Editor laura kuennsberg. They wondered what exactly was going on, and you might too. This was meant to be the grand unveil