said that it was expanding its ground operations there. 0ur middle east correpondent tom bateman, who is in jerusalem, has more. well, there has been intensive aerial bombardment by the israelis over a prolonged period of time, the heaviest that we ve seen at night time during the course of this conflict. and we heard from daniel hagari, the israeli military spokesman, in a live televised address to israelis, that he said that they were widening their ground operations. he talked about this being what he called a very significant attack against underground networks of hamas, he said, and also terrorist infrastructure, as he described it. now, one of the first signs that something significant was taking place here was that all communications for ordinary palestinians in gaza went dark. there was a complete blackout. and remember, this is on top of more than two weeks of a complete cut of the electricity grid in gaza. now, i mean, i had tried for hours to reach people in gaza.
News the bill will remove citizens right to appeal the installation of certain mobile phone masts begs the question: what other nasty surprises could be hidden away inside the enormous bill?
returned following storm malik. a couple of months ago we had our power out for five days following storm arwen. we lost power again with 40 to 50 mile an hour winds about eight in the morning or so. it s back on now, i m speaking to you. many of my neighbours are not. the biggest for a lot of people here is me and tens of thousands of my neighbours have fridges and freezers full of, well, food for example. we ve mobile phone masts that don t have power as well so you can t even dial out to emergency services. if such a problem were to arise. we have 40 mile an hour winds happening this evening, so fully expect the power to go out again then. how do you feel about it? do you feel the authorities, the people in charge should be doing better? as you can probably tell, i used to live down in berkshire.
the biggest recourse for a lot of people here is me and tens of thousands of my neighbours have fridges and freezers full of, well, food for example. we ve mobile phone masts that don t have power as well so you can t even dial out to emergency services. if such a problem were to arise. we have a0 mile an hour winds happening this evening, so fully expect the power to go out again then. how do you feel about it? do you feel the authorities, the people in charge should be doing better? as you can probably tell, i used to live down in berkshire. i do feel if this had happened in that area, people would pounce on it quite quickly, we would see government investigations and people would be all over it. here, even though communities are well inspirated and resilient that might be taken advantage of a little and they
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