Shannon Felton Spence in charlestown, massachusetts. First the latest headlines. The un is warning that the amount of rubble in gaza generated by israels offensive could take fourteen years to clear. Israels offensive has damaged or destroyed the majority of the buildings in the palestinian territory, according to satellite imagery. At least 70 people are now known to have died in the floods affecting kenya and many other countries in east africa. More than a hundred people have been killed in neighbouring tanzania. Buckingham palace says king charles will return to public duties next week, after starting Cancer Treatment 11 weeks ago. The kings medical team are said to be pleased with his progress so far. His first trip back will be a visit to a Cancer Treatment centre next tuesday. We start with some developing news from the us. Defence secretary Lloyd Austing has confirmed more Military Support for ukraine. Its the second instalment after a huge aid bill was approved in washington e
Lets stay with israels Military Campaign in gaza and look at the protests against it that are sweeping across College Campuses in the United States. Students are calling for their universities to Boycott Companies and individuals with ties to israel. Major Protest Camps and demonstrations were seen first at Columbia University in new york. Since then, theyve spread across the us. This map shows the universities with the biggest protests. The university of Southern California has cancelled its graduation ceremony, on what it says are safety grounds. In austin, texas, the governor ordered State Troopers to arrest demonstrators. And more than 200 people have been arrested at universities in los angeles, texas and atlanta, georgia. These images show the dramatic arrest of a protester in atlanta. Lets hear from a student there. This is insane. Ijust saw police use unnecessary violence for a peaceful processor. I saw police non students underground, clearly you see a bunch of arrests going o
Could take 1a years to remove. The Un Mine Action Service says 37 Million Tonnes of debris would need to be cleared away. A spokesman said it wasnt possible to determine how much unexploded ordnance was in the rubble, but that typically at least 10 of Ground Ammunition thats fired fails to function. Also in gaza the bbc has learned that a baby who was rescued from her dying mothers womb following an israeli air strike in gaza has died. Sabreen was delivered by caesearean section in a Rafah Hospital shortly after midnight last sunday. Doctors resuscitated the baby but she passed away on thursday. Our special correspondent fergal keane followed the story of sabreen. And a warning you may find some of his report distressing. Well, we got the news late last night in a phone call from an uncle of baby sabreen, who said that she had died yesterday morning and the family had buried her by 1pm. Now, this story begins last Saturday Night with an israeli air strike on the family home. The Israel
Welcome to The World Today an hour of International News from the bbc. Buckingham palace has announced that king charles is returning to public royal duties after the positive effect of the treatment hes been having for cancer. A Statement Released just an hour ago made clear the king does still have cancer and will continue to be treated for it. The palace has also just released this new picture of the king and queen taken a few days ago after their recent wedding anniversary. The palace has not yet said which type of cancer hes been diagnosed with, but the announcement that hes able to get back to public duties is being seen as an encouraging sign, and a boost for the royal family which is coming to terms with the fact that not only the king but also the princess of wales have recently been diagnosed with cancer. Charlotte gallagher reports. The king and queen together in the gardens of Buckingham Palace. A positive sign about the kings health. The photo was taken earlier this month
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