Details later. Its thursday 19th october. Around 20 trucks of aid are expected to enter gaza after a deal announced by President Biden. Egypt has agreed to let the humanitarian supplies enter via the Rafah Crossing but its unlikely to happen until friday. Announcing the agreement, the us president warned that the aid would be stopped, if any supplies were taken by hamas, which is regarded as a Terrorist Organisation by the uk. Rishi sunak will also arrive in tel aviv this morning, as part of a two day visit to The Middle East. With the latest, heres our correspondent wyre davies. As trucks carrying aid queue on the egyptian side of the gaza egypt border, the un and aid agencies have been increasingly alarmed at the unfolding humanitarian crisis. On a visit to israel which lasted barely a day, while reaffirming his steadfast support, joe biden also pressed the case for aid for gazas 2. 5 million palestinian citizens many of whom are struggling to get access to food, water and medical supplies. Then on the plane home, the president told reporters that a deal had been reached. Egypt had agreed to let an initial 20 tracks in through the Rafah Crossing. This has been very in through the Rafah Crossing. Ti 3 has been very blunt negotiation in through the Rafah Crossing. Ti 1 has been very blunt negotiation i have had, and so we want to get as many of the trucks out as possible, there is i guess 150 or something, not all of them will go. The first tranche, if there is a second one, see how it goes. The tranche, if there is a second one, see how it goes. See how it goes. The aid will be delivered under see how it goes. The aid will be delivered under un see how it goes. The aid will be delivered under un supervision| see how it goes. The aid will be delivered under un supervision with the president saying it might not arrive until friday. There was also what it will stop if any is taken by hamas, which had been what it israels main concerns. We hamas, which had been what it israels main concerns. We have said at the americans israels main concerns. We have said at the americans have israels main concerns. We have said at the americans have said israels main concerns. We have said at the americans have said that israels main concerns. We have said at the americans have said that they| at the americans have said that they have to at the americans have said that they have to be at the americans have said that they have to be safeguards in place to make have to be safeguards in place to make sure have to be safeguards in place to make sure that aid goes to the people make sure that aid goes to the pe0ple it make sure that aid goes to the people it needs to go to. Hamas are the only people it needs to go to. Hamas are the only people with guns, its not like you the only people with guns, its not like you can the only people with guns, its not like you can do much if they say come like you can do much if they say come here like you can do much if they say come here. There have to be arrangements in place to make sure that that arrangements in place to make sure that that doesnt happen. Both israeli and that that doesnt happen. Both israeli and palestinian that that doesnt happen. Errti israeli and palestinian officials are still blaming each other for a huge explosion at a Gaza Hospital that killed almost 500 people. President biden had earlier said that he believed israels version of events. As the dead were buried, the blame game continued and tensions rise ahead of what many assume is an inevitable Israeli Ground invasion of gaza. With almost 200 hostages held by hamas inside gaza, there are concerns that direct israeli action mightjeopardise their concerns that direct israeli action might jeopardise their safety Stop Theirfamilies will might jeopardise their safety stop their families will have taken some comfort after President Biden said he had discussed their plight, saying he could not reveal details but there was no higher priority than their safe return. There will be more diplomatic visit in coming days including rishi sunak� s today, supporting israels right to self defence but also urging restraint with civilian populations. When as expected Israeli Ground forces do go into gaza. Lets speak now our middle east correspondent tom bateman. Good morning, tom. Yesterday we had a significant announcement from President Biden about the principle of some aid getting into gaza, now of some aid getting into gaza, now of course it is all about the practicalities. What can you tell us about that . About that . What we know is that basically president about that . What we know is that basically President Biden about that . What we know is that basically President Biden did about that . What we know is that basically President Biden did a. About that . What we know is that i basically President Biden did a deal with the israelis, he has said that there will be unprecedented Military Aid Package for the israelis to be signed off in the us in the coming days. What he said the israelis have agreed to is to allow for a significant amount of aid to get in from egypt over the rafah Border Crossing into gaza. The egyptian president , Abdul Attar Lcc last night said that there were 20 trucks ready to go in. It seems to be the most basic of supplies, it will be food and water and medicines, but not fuel crucially, that matters because fuel is needed to keep the Water Pumping and to help filter and purfiy Water Pumping and to help filter and purify water which is often undrinkable. You need to powerfor the filters. Fuel is important but it seems that will not be part of what it is going in, but it will be crucially clean water and food which is so important there at the moment. The latest indication is the crossing might open tomorrow. We thought at the beginning of the week there could be a humanitarian truce to allow aid to go in, the israelis and hamas said there would be no choice so nothing opened. Things are very volatile so we have to wait and see until the moment the crossing opens and importantly mr biden said at the moment, those foreign nationals who are backed up at the Rafah Crossing inside gaza, palestinians and foreign passports, will not be allowed to exit at this stage but he said it is still hopeful that that could be allowed to happen. As weve been hearing, the Prime Minister will be visiting tel aviv later this morning. Were joined now by our Political Correspondent damian grammaticus. Good morning. What is rishi sunak hoping to achieve . Good morning. What is rishi sunak hoping to achieve . Several things, i think. We know hoping to achieve . Several things, i think. We know he hoping to achieve . Several things, i think. We know he will hoping to achieve . Several things, i think. We know he will be hoping to achieve . Several things, i think. We know he will be there hoping to achieve . Several things, i think. We know he will be there this morning, he will meet israels president and Prime MinisterBenjamin Netanyahu and he will do a couple of things, he says. People expressed support for israel as he has done already. He will talk about his concerns about the conflict spreading anywhere else in the region. And then he will also focus on that situation you are hearing about with the aid, wanting aid, he will express the desire that aid should go in as quickly as possible. And reach civilians in gaza. And also that should ideally allow british citizens and other foreign citizens, british nationals, to be able to leave gaza when that Border Crossing is open. We are hearing that might not happen. Along with that might not happen. Along with that he will go to other parts of the region we are told, we dont know the schedule yet. There is also the British Foreign secretaryJames Cleverly who is in egypt today so he will be on The Other Side of the border meeting egyptian leaders, urging the same sorts of things. The Foreign Secretary is going to go on to turkey and qatar, looking at trying to get those hostages released, talking to other countries that have contact with the hamas leadership. That have contact with the hamas leadershi. , ~ that have contact with the hamas leadership british citizens in lebanon are being urged to leave now by the Foreign Office, after hundreds of protesters gathered in support of gaza clashed with Security Forces outside the us embassy in beirut. Lets speak to our middle east correspondent, hugo bachega. Good morning, hugo. Bring us up to date on what has been happening there and the advice to british nationals. ,. ,. , there and the advice to british nationals there and the advice to british nationals. ,. ,. ,. ,. , nationals. Good morning, charlie, from a stormy nationals. Good morning, charlie, from a Stormy Beirut nationals. Good morning, charlie, from a Stormy Beirut this nationals. Good morning, charlie, | from a Stormy Beirut this morning. The situation was much quieter here overnight in relation to those protests, and i was at what one of those demonstrations yesterday that have been organised by hezbollah, this powerful socio Military Organisation in lebanon which is supported by iran. Hundreds of people in there, many of them were chanting anti american and anti israeli slogans so it gives you anti israeli slogans so it gives you a sense of how tense the situation is here in lebanon. Along the border, violence continues. Overnight at the Israeli Military had shelled positions in lebanon including a hezbollah retaliate observation post, in retaliation, they say, from shooting attacks carried out by his wallet yesterday. There were 20 incidents along the border yesterday, there were 20 incidents along the borderyesterday, there were 20 incidents along the border yesterday, bite hezbollah yesterday. There were 20 incidents along the border yesterday, double that there were on tuesday. The fear is that lebanon could be dragged into this conflict. We have a number of countries now warning their citizens against travel to lebanon and the uk is now telling british nationals to leave the country while commercial options remain available. Thank you very much, hugo. Ten minutes past six, lets get the rest of the news with naga. Friends have paid tribute to a couple from berkshire, who were killed on their honeymoon in a National Park in uganda. Police say the newlyweds, named locally as david and celia barlow, were shot dead along with their tour guide. Our Correspondent Simonjones joins us now from the Foreign Office. Good morning, simon. Uganda is a very popular tourist spot, there will be grave concerns now for anyone travelling in that region. Yes, david and celia barlow had been a couple for around ten years, but they got married last saturday in south africa, where mrs barlow was originally from. They then travelled to uganda for their honeymoon but on tuesday, they were visiting the Queen ElizabethNational Park in the south west of the country. The vehicle they were in was set upon by attackers, they were killed along with their ugandan tour guide. The president of uganda has described what happened as a terror attack, he said those who carried out the attack were cowardly and they would be hunted down and pay the price of their wretched lives. A so called Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the attack on social media but they have not provided any evidence. The couple lived in a small village near newbury in berkshire. Mr barlow was the chairman of the local cricket club and the parish council, he has described as a pillar of the community. Mrs barlow was described as an amazing person. In terms of the Foreign Office here, they have changed their Travel Advice to uganda. A lot of tourists visit the country, they are advising against anything but Essential Travel to the south west of the country particularly the Queen ElizabethNational Park. They also anyone in that area should try to leave if it is safe for them to do so. The Foreign Office minister Andrew Mitchell has described the attack as saddening and shocking. Saddening and shocking. Simon, for now, saddening and shocking. Simon, for now. Thank saddening and shocking. Simon, for now. Thank you voters in two constituencies in england are choosing new mps today. The Mid Bedfordshire by election was triggered when its former mp Nadine Dorries resigned in august. A few weeks later, Chris Pincher also stepped down, sparking the by election in tamworth. Polls open at 7am this morning, and a full list of candidates for both seats is available on the bbc website. Welsh water has admitted its been illegally releasing untreated sewage at dozens of Treatment Plants, for years. One of the worst performing facilities is in cardigan in west wales, where raw sewage has been discharged into an environmentally protected area near a rare dolphin habitat, for at least a decade. Facial Recognition Technology will now be used by the metropolitan police to catch the most prolific shoplifters after a successful pilot. The software matches cctv images provided by retailers to Police Custody shots. However, Human Rights Campaigners say the spread of the Technology Threatens peoples privacy. People living in areas covered by a red Weather Warning in the east of scotland, have been urged to avoid travel and stay at home today. Storm babet is expected to bring exceptionally heavy and persistent rain, with severe flooding and risk to life. Our reporter Steven Godden is in perth for us this morning. Good morning. I can see at the moment it is a bit windy behind you but this storm is expected to be very severe. But this storm is expected to be very severe but this storm is expected to be ve severe. , ~ , very severe. Yes, it is. And people doinu very severe. Yes, it is. And people doing what very severe. Yes, it is. And people doing what they very severe. Yes, it is. And people doing what they can very severe. Yes, it is. And people doing what they can to very severe. Yes, it is. And people doing what they can to prepare, i doing what they can to prepare, picking up sandbags, trying to shore up picking up sandbags, trying to shore up their properties anywhere they can. Preparations are happening on a larger scale, can. Preparations are happening on a largerscale, here can. Preparations are happening on a larger scale, here in perth, behind where i am standing they have shut the floodgates and they will remain shut for the next couple of days to prevent the river tay threatening the city itself. Where i am in perth, and Amber Rain Warning has just kicked in, one of several Weather Warnings, just kicked in, one of several weatherwarnings, but just kicked in, one of several Weather Warnings, but the one that people are really worried about as you say is this red warning for rain and in the area to the north of where i am between aberdeen and dundee. The morning for people is, dont travel, dont go out during the Weather Warning when it kicks in at 6pm. Police are warning that driving will be extremely dangerous and people should not go out, getting your ad will be extremely difficult. The trains, most of them up difficult. The trains, most of them up and down the east coast of the country have been cancelled, and for those trains that have been running, scotrail warning they will be subject to speed restrictions so people should be prepared for delays and cancellations. One of the big problems about the storm is that it comes so quickly after the last one, people are already clearing up from what they suffered a year a week ago and they are now preparing for more rainfall. A difficult 48 hours ahead. , ~ , more rainfall. A difficult 48 hours ahead. ,,. Ahead. Thank you, stephen. We will have more on ahead. Thank you, stephen. We will have more on that ahead. Thank you, stephen. We will have more on that storm, ahead. Thank you, stephen. We will have more on that storm, storm ahead. Thank you, stephen. We will i have more on that storm, storm babet shortly. Asylum seekers will return to the