soldier who d been held since october the 7th. three other hostages appear in a video released by hamas. all that is the situation on the ground in gaza continue to escalate, as israeli tanks are seen on a key highway outside gaza city. tonight we will bring you the latest from our correspondents on the ground in israel and gaza. we also will have the latest from the uh security council, which is once again meeting to discuss the situation in israel gaza. and as israel ordered the evacuation of a number of hospitals in gaza, we focus in on the desperate situation of thousands of people and patients there. we come on air tonight as israel says its ground offensive has led to the rescue of one of its soldiers who was held in gaza by hamas. these pictures show private ori megidish back with herfamily pictures show private ori megidish back with her family again. she has had medical checks and said to be doing well, and has met herfamily. word of her release comes as israeli forc
dose know in the forecast today but we have sunshine and showers. tomorrow we will see rain and it will clear and high pressure will settle things down for the weekend. all the details later. it s wednesday, 30th august. the head of the uk s national air traffic control service has blamed a single piece of flight data for the disruption that has left thousands of passengers stranded. martin rolfe says the issue was incredibly rare and he is confident it can be prevented from happening again. nats has faced heavy criticism from airlines for what happened. jon donnison reports. the waiting goes on. for a third day, air passengers are facing misery, delays and uncertainty, with many still scrambling to get home. ian smales from wakefield is stuck in france with his wife and son after his flight was cancelled
prevented from happening again. nats has faced heavy criticism from airlines for what happened. jon donnison reports. the waiting goes on. for a third day, air passengers are facing misery, delays and uncertainty, with many still scrambling to get home. ian smales from wakefield is stuck in france with his wife and son after his flight was cancelled on monday and no more available till friday. there were people in distress, you could hear people on the phone to other family members asking if they could transfer some money across to them. there were kids that were crying, people that were due to go to other places. everywhere there were people just looking in shock. everybody we spoke to just felt they were just left on their own. they are now hoping to fly to glasgow later today and drive south to yorkshire. and ian s family are not alone.
is doing other government business as well. what a shift from his diary. i can tell you that dominic raab has not spoken to the prime minister today. and he has seen the full report. his friends describe him as being in relatively upbeat mood. he has always denied any allegation of bullying and will hope that he is able to demonstrate in the conclusions of this report that he has not broken the ministerial code, the rule book that will govern the decision that the prime minister has to take. so the waiting goes on, as we heard from the union leader in my report, there are civil servants in dominic raab s department, the ministry ofjustice, who have complained about his behaviour, who fear the prospect of him continuing as their political boss, your in limbo, waiting fora prime ministerial decision. so a huge test for rishi sunak. how does he decide
tragedy in yemen. of course as always, there is more on that story on our website. before we go, let s take you life to downing street. we ve been going to downing street quite a few times over the last few hours, we were hoping for some sort of news out of that door but it hasn t happened. in the last half hour or so, the prime minister rishi sunak s spokesperson has said there will be no announcement on his decision on the future of dominic raab today. so today, as chris mason points out, we are very much in limbo. we had expected a decision today on dominic raab s future. he s been investigated over claims of bullying staff and several ministerial roles. we don t know when that ll happen, so for now the waiting goes on, but i suppose the pressure on the prime minister rishi sunak continues to grow over the coming hours. stay with us here on