the isle of man becomes the first part of the british isles to decide on assisted dying law makers vote tomorrow. the great thing is he is a very good pilot indeed. and the king hands over a senior military role, to prince william. on newsnight will go deeper behind the headlines. and a first look at tomorrow s front pages. good evening. we re reporting for you on the shifting frontline in the war in ukraine, where russia claims to have made it s first breakthrough, seizing territory, in many months. their advance is towards the country s second city of kharkiv. this is the map of the battlefield we ve become used to seeing in recent months, with red marking the areas in the south and the east under russian military control. but now a new front has opened up to the north east, near kharkiv. over the weekend it s thought russia captured at least nine settlements, in what would be its most significant ground offensive, since the start of the full scale invasion in 2022. ukrai
it has been extremely hard. the hardest part was the picture of our mom. i always told myself she didn t see it coming. a mother at work in her office, murdered. someone just shot her and let her die. making sure she was dead. who wanted this very nice, professional woman dead? police starts to dig. her new fiance. he was like i had to move on. it was just very suspicious. her final client. he owned a nine millimeter gun. her ex-husband. he was under deep suspicion by the whole town. he was. did you murder your wife? i know he was capable of doing anything. but we would know, we are his kids. a chilly case. agreed, hate, murder. with a riveting and. mom s killer is still out there. hello, and welcome to dateline. pam zimmerman was everything to her three children. cheerleader, confidant, mentor. a reassuring presence who was always there. then, she was gone. shot dead in her office. but why? in the search for clues, detectives f
full display. a lot of drama overnight at george washington university after weeks of jewish hate pouring out running rampant at g.w. you can see police swarming the anti-israel encampment. they went in there to dismantle it. they had to use pepper spray to break up the violent crowd. then they began arresting people. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. it gets worse by the day. i wonder what the president thinks of it all? maybe he will speak up again. the university pleaded with washington, d.c. leaders to take action sooner. they didn t do anything until just hours before the mayor and police chief were set to testify about the encampment and hate-filled protestor. james comer canceled the hearing because the police finally did their jobs. d.c. mayor bowser with what sounds like a bit of a spin today. i want to be clear that our responses to demonstrations is always rooted in public safety and constitutional responsibility. mpd is the best in the bus
rafah city, signaling a ground invasion. is imminent right now. idf troops are calling on people living in the eastern neighborhoods closest to israel s border, to move towards expanded humanitarian zones, and morsi, israel says its army has expanded assistance into the area that does include field hospitals, tents, food and water. the idf says it s using fliers, maps and text messages, as well as phone calls to instruct gazans on where to go. israel is describing this as a limited scope operation and says it is large scale. about 100,000 residents are being urged to temporarily evacuate as of right now. israel also saying it will not put a time frame on evacuations. this all coming as the latest round of cease fire talks between israel and hamas are nearing collapse. one of the main sticking points hamas s demand that any agreement must include an israeli troop withdrawal and full end to the war in gaza. israel is refusing to accept that term, saying hamas isn t serious abou
netanyahu is about to address his nation. we re going to go there live once he begins. the situation in israel is changing by the hour. here is a look at the gaza skyline right now. you can see smoke even though it s very dark, and flames out there in the distance, from near continuous israeli strikes. the idf says thousands of targets have already been hit. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has promised that this is only the start with more than 700 israelis dead, he says what is coming next will be painful. but what exactly can come next? there are those within the israeli government, including the former defense minister who told the bbc that the only choice is to eliminate hamas period, and there are others who say the only way to do that is to flatten gaza. but how do you do that without incurring major civilian losses. there are roughly 2 million civilians trapped in gaza, blockaded by both israel and egypt. the israeli government has told them to get out. where exactly