grandkids, she says. the displaced have harrowing stories to tell. translation: we saw elders being slaughtered, women raped and kids killed. we ve seen many things. we saw these things, that s why we were frightened and came here. there are many atrocities in this war. people are dying because of the blockade and famine. kids are dying due to a lack of medicine. we are losing people. the region has been cut off from the rest of the country and world for nearly two years now. the people here have been without banking, means of communication and power. aid agencies say almost everyone in northern tigray is in need of food aid. they re desperate for a return to normal life. at mek ele s largest internally displaced people s camp, this man struggles to grow food for his family. every harvest is a disappointment. he s desperate to go back to his large farm.
we had the us saying last night that they expect israeli government officials, and they said all officials, to share values of an open and democratic society and respect and tolerance for minorities. what could the inclusion of that far right element mean for daily life in israel? i think the first point to say is that some of the figures involved, one about whom there has been much focus, itamar ben gvir, he leads thejewish power faction, which will be part of that coalition, and could get a seat around the cabinet table, is somebody that has been seen merely as a street agitator, that wherever you find tensions in israel and occupied palestinian territories, he will often be there in the view of his critics pouring petrol on the flames of conflict that already exist. people are really worried
dealt with by the uk government as well. it does not mean that every single albanian person that is driven to desperation and is crossing the channel to the uk, it does not make than a criminal, it does not make than a criminal, it does not make them a member of an organised crime gang or a threat to british society. iii organised crime gang or a threat to british society. british society. if there are criminal gangs british society. if there are criminal gangs coming - british society. if there are | criminal gangs coming over british society. if there are i criminal gangs coming over in british society. if there are - criminal gangs coming over in more numbers, it is a threat to british society. why should the uk taxpayer have to put more and more money into this? ., , . ., ., ,., this? nobody said criminal gangs are auoin into this? nobody said criminal gangs are going into battle this? nobody said criminal gangs are going into battle to this? nobody said criminal gangs are g
that is a relief. it also leads to one growing concerns a lot of people have about the safety of europe s biggest nuclear power plant. a long awaited report is released later today into the response of the emergency services to the bomb attack at the manchester arena in northern england five years ago. 22 people died in the attack. the report is expected to be very critical of the police, ambulance, and fire services. one of the firefighters has told the bbc that the response had been embarassing and shameful. judith moritz has been talking to a man who tried repeatedly to save the life of a 28 year old victim, whose family say he was badly let down by the emergency services. siren wails in the aftermath of the explosion at manchester arena, sirens screeched towards the scene. but the police were in disarray, paramedics mostly stayed out of the blast area, and the fire service didn t respond
this granny fled some of the most recent fighting. i left my kids and grandkids, she says. she doesn t know if they survived. the displaced have harrowing stories to tell. translation: we saw elders being slaughtered, women i raped and kids killed. we ve seen many things. we saw these things, that s why we were frightened and came here. there are many atrocities in this war. people are dying because of the blockade and famine. kids are dying due to a lack of medicine. we are losing people. the region has been cut off from the rest of the country and world for nearly two years now. the people here have been without banking, means of communication and power. aid agencies say almost everyone in northern tigray is in need of food aid. they re desperate for a return to normal life. at mek ele s largest internally displaced people s camp,