hello, i m lewis vaughanjones. we start with the latest on the israel gaza war. britain and germany are calling for an urgent sustainable ceasefire in gaza. both countries say too many civilians have been killed in israel s war against hamas and the sooner a truce comes, the better. france, meanwhile, has called for an immediate and durable ceasefire. it s being seen as a signifcant change in tone. the military campaign continues in gaza. these pictures were filmed in the north of the territory, where local reports say at least one person died in an air strike on a building. israel s prime minister benhamin netanyahu says his intention is to ensure that hamas can no longer function, and he s also working on bringing home the hostages held in gaza. and these pictures, filmed on sunday morning from israel, looking into gaza, show large plumes of smoke burning, with many damaged buildings in sight. israel s military says two more of its soldiers have been killed in fighting. let
they are the actions we re seeing again and again in the wake of storm arwen. communities helping each other to survive. the lord crewe arms is the only place in blanchland that has power thanks to its back up generators, so they are keeping an eye on the vulnerable and providing hot food and drinks. i ve basically come in just to charge my wife s cochlear implant. and without the grateful help of the lord crewe, we would be absolutely snookered. and they re actually doing free soup for the village as we speak. we are surviving, only, cold showers are a bit chilly! but there s been such a community spirit, i don t think we would have survived without the lord crewe. i think half of the community were in there last night. nearby communities, they have had, northern power grid have gone round to give them a bit of community support and things. and as yet, we ve had nobody into the village or in contact from northern power grid. so i would say to them, really, they do need to make at leas
they do need to make at least one call to the village to tell us that they know we re here. and this northumberland village s post office is being kept stocked up and running as well. there is no internet, there is no tv. the masks have come back in and they didn t know about it. so i m quite literally the bringer of news to a lot of people in the village. lovely to have some help from the government, maybe draft the army in, maybe just some welfare units or things like that. the lord crewe arms can manage to keep its restaurant and half its 20 or so rooms running on the generator. but they can take cash only, and cannot check bookings on their system. but the lack of information is what s causing the most frustration here. it s not very good, we haven t had any updates from the power grid as to what s going to happen. the updates we have been getting haven t been following through. so we re just a bit worried about how long it s going to be off for. so did you expect it to last this l
from where our reporter alison freeman reports. they are the actions we re seeing again and again in the wake of storm arwen. communities helping each other to survive. the lord crewe arms is the only place in blanchland that has power thanks to its back up generators, so they are keeping an eye on the vulnerable and providing hot food and drinks. i ve basically come in just to charge my wife s cochlear implant. and without the grateful help of the lord crewe, we would be absolutely snookered. and they re actually doing free soup for the village as we speak. we are surviving, only, cold showers are a bit chilly! but there s been such a community spirit, i don t think we would have survived without the lord crewe. i think half of the community were in there last night. nearby communities, they have had, northern power grid have gone round to give them a bit of community support and things. and as yet, we ve had nobody into the village or in contact from northern power grid. so i would s
and running as well. there is no internet, there is no tv. the masks have come back in and they didn t know about it. so i m quite literally the bringer of news to a lot of people in the village. lovely to have some help from the government, maybe draft the army in, maybe just some welfare units and things like that. the lord crewe arms can manage to keep its restaurant and half its 20 or so rooms running on the generator. but they can take cash only, and cannot check bookings on their system. but the lack of information is what s causing the most frustration here. it s not very good, we haven t had any updates from the power grid as to what s going to happen. the updates we have been getting haven t been following through. so we re just a bit worried about how long it s going to be off for. so did you expect it to last this long? i m very surprised. i thought there would have been at least maybe some generators they could have brought up and plugged into the village and just kept ever