Israelis remain in captivity. People are urging their government to reach a deal with hamas for hostages to be freed, and they also want their Prime Minister to go. He should resign after what happened six months ago. The war start, hamas and everything. He claimed that he wants to go to war and make hamas go away and bring all the hostages home, back home. For one israeli family, the hope is over. Elad katzir, kidnapped from kibbutz nir oz, his body returned from gaza today. The Israeli Military says he was murdered in captivity by the Islamichhad Group Injanuary and that Special Forces recovered his body in khan younis overnight. During the attack in october, his father was killed, his mother was abducted but later released. In a facebook post, his sister blamed the Israeli Government for his death, saying, he could have been brought back alive if there had been a deal with hamas and said the israeli leadership was cowardly. In gaza, a desperate wait for food, amid warnings of famine
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Which went missing over a week ago. An exclusive look inside the saudi hotel where prominent figures continue to be held as part of a campaign against corruption. As far as detention centres go, this one is beyond compare. Luxury swimming pool, restaurant, a gym. And we talk to the british actor widely tipped for an oscar for his film portrayal of Sir Winston Churchill. And coming up on sportsday on bbc news, well have the latest from the europa league. Arsenal top their Group Despite losing in cologne. Good evening. British workers are facing an unprecedented two decades without any rise in average earnings, according to the leading Economic Research group, the institue for fiscal studies. It says the forecasts published with yesterdays budget made for pretty grim reading, with government borrowing still going up and austerity continuing. Its predicted that average earnings in 2022 could still be less than they were in 2008. But the chancellor has said hes confident he can defy the gl
Rich businessmen. We have an exclusive report from inside the saudi hotel where a corruption investigation is underway. Lyse the ambitious crown prince risks creating enemies and uncertainty, which could endanger stability and reform that the kingdom so badly needs. Christian the Argentine Navy says satellite detected an explosion on the day a submarine went missing in the south atlantic. The biggest ever photo album in the united states, reflecting the everyday life of postwar america. Christian welcome to world news america. Im Christian Fraser in london. For almost three weeks now, some of the most privileged members of Saudi Society have been held in the Ritzcarlton Hotel in riyadh and interrogated on orders of the crown prince. Mohammad bin salman has presented the arrests as a crackdown against corruption. They would also seem to consolidate his position as the most powerful man in the kingdom. Among those health is the ntries were just investor the countrys richest investor, bil
Midnight in london and 9 oclock in the evening in argentina, where relatives of the 44 crew members of the missing submarine say theyve lost any hope of seeing them alive again. Earlier, the Argentine Navy said it believed the vessel had exploded hours after it went missing last wednesday off the coast of patagonia. Our defence correspondent Jonathan Beale has the latest. Its known as the silent service. But theres been no communication from the sanjuan and her 44 crew for more than a week. The search had already reached a critical phase, with fears this submarine would soon be running out of air. Now, more worrying news scientists confirm theyve detected an abnormal sound underwater near her last known location. An Argentine Navy spokesman said it was a short, single, violent event, consistent with an explosion. Its a bitter blow for relatives. Just a few days ago theyd been wrongly told there may have been attempts by the submarine to make contact. Now they feel betrayed. Translation