Would have terrible consequences for the lebanese people. You can see those pictures of the shelling. We will keep trying to clarify what is happening there in the new the latest in a moment but for now lets catch up with all the papers like sports news. Straight to the Cricket World Cup where new zealand look on course to make it 2 2 and after being put into bat they set the netherlands 323 to win. Top scholarjust 70 off 80 bowls. The romans chased more than 301 day cricket so netherlands arent looking good, 62 2 in the 50th over. Defending champions england are back in action on tuesday where they face bangladesh ahead of the match. Captainjos buttler has questioned a sandy, patchy outfield asking of the poor state of that impact the integrity of the game but they have also confirmed ben stokes is likely to miss that match as he continues his recovery from a hip injury. Stokes did train with the squad on monday but is deemed not merely to play his part in a tournamentjust yet. The En
resumed combat operations in the gaza strip accusing hamas of violating the truce by firing rockets toward israel. there have been multiple rockets. they have been intercepted. which shows that hamas has moved back into an attacking position. amongst the israeli people, we intercepted the rockets thankfully. otherwise they could have fallen on communities, cities, kindergartens. again, we re just now getting back to life after the tragedies of the last 55 days. children are going back to school here. it is friday morning and once again we intercepted those and we ve resumed our combat missions against hamas in the gaza strip. hamas controlled ministry of health says 32 people have been killed since the fighting began five hours ago. the fighting resumed just minutes after midnight eastern time when a seven day truce between israel and hamas expired. thursday hamas released eight women and children hostages in exchange for 30 palestinians freed from jail by israel. scott m
this programme continues on bbc one. the bombs stop dropping, and the aid starts to flow. the cessation of hostilities and the exchanges should continue tomorrow and are supposed to last four days, but president biden says he wants them to last longer. a unicef official in gaza tells us tonight the truce must indeed last longer. i have seen more children with most of them have come down from the north, so we will prioritise where the greatest needs are. and an update tonight from israel from the family of nine year old ohad, who has just been released with his mother and grandmother. my cousin had his ninth birthday in captivity. my cousin had his ninth birthday in captivity, so i think the only celebration we are going to have soon celebration we are going to have soon as celebration we are going to have soon as we celebration we are going to have soon as we are going to help him celebrate soon as we are going to help him celebrate his ninth birthday, spend it with
injured people have been evacuated jenny hill went to meet some from the gaza strip. stay with us of the families who ve fled here on bbc news. from the east of the country where russia has launched renewed offensives in recent weeks. the full weight of russian aggression continues to bear we are going to live now to the down on this country. covert inquiry set to resume today after hearing evidence yesterday from two the conflict seemingly endless, of boris johnson s more victims every day. hearing evidence yesterday from two of borisjohnson s reform at top aids. out covid inquiry. let s more refugees, too. find out what is in store today. we these families fled their homes near the front line will hear after the government ordered them find out what is in store today. - will hear from helen mcnamara today, she was the second highest serving to get their children to safety. civil servant at the time. she was no one knows when if mentioned yesterday in a rather they ll
Kate silverton has the full round up of the days news but first in a town where europes worst atrocity since the Second World War took place, some local politicians and the new mayor refused to accept the genocide happened here despite the findings of International Courts and the testimony of survivors. One of the few d oze n testimony of survivors. One of the few dozen in muslims who did survive has since returned to provide living proof of what happened and now faces a new struggle for the truth. This programme contains some distressing images from the start. We didnt believe that we would be killed because there are so many people and i couldnt believe they could kill all of us. Srebenica, the setting for europes worst atrocity since the Second World War. Gunshots injuly 1995, bosnian serb soldiers massacred thousands of unarmed muslim men and boys here. A small number of survivors have since returned. I had nightmares and i didnt ever get rid of it. I return here and living here ma