he argued it was in america s interest to defeat those who, he said, sought to annihilate a neighbouring democracy. more than 100 trucks with humanitarian supplies are waiting on the egypt side of the rafah crossing. it s hoped the first 20 will start moving into gaza today, but it is still unclear when. the entry of aid trucks was part of an agreement president biden brokered. during the night, israel continued its aerial bombardment of gaza. the united nations has warned that the initial supply of aid trucks would be nowhere near enough to help the more than a million displaced palestinians. it says at least 100 will be needed each day, because supplies of food, fuel and water are running dangerously low. let s go straight to our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet. we keep saying about this terrible humanitarian crisis inside gaza. so many injured people with the continued aerial bombardment, and those aid trucks are tantalisingly on the other side of the crossi
adding more rain to what is already a pretty nasty situation. matt, really good to have you across that, i know you will follow events throughout the day and that new red weather warning that comes into force later. matt taylor in the bbc wetter centre. full detail on the bbc website and with your local bbc radio station. you saw some of that weather coming in and the disruption it is causing not only for homes but infrastructure train lines and other public transport heavily affected by that weather. now, let us get more on what is happening in the middle east and that conflict between israel and gaza, earlier we were showing you the un secretary general, he was at the rafa crossing between egypt and gaza, he was there with hundreds of lorries that are lined up trying to get goods into gaza, just 20 have so far been given the green light to enter the territory, we had to interrupt that to take you to keir starmer s speech, earlier, so let us bring you the rest of what we hea