the largest camp for migrants in northern france. unacceptable. for many of them, this will be their only meal of the day. the hours drag here. every day they wait, hoping for good hello and welcome to bbc news, i'm mark lowen. weather so they can cross the israeli prime minister says hamas leaders left gaza's largest the english channel. hospital shortly before the army raided it. and how will you get to the uk? by boat. the operation continues inside. nothing anything else. we don't have any other way. meanwhile, israel's prime minister is said that hamas�*s leaders left we all know about the danger — risk. we know about everything before the israeli troops arrived. but we must go there. everyone here told us there's no way that the threat of being sent speaking to cbs news, to rwanda is going to stop them. benjamin netanyahu said there was no gunfight at al—shifa because hamas had already fled. the living conditions in camps israel insists there's like these are so grim a hamas command centre that they just want to get away as fast as they can. at the site, but hasn't yet provided conclusive evidence. and it's taken them months mr netanyahu also said of travelling to get here. hostages could have been they are so close to reaching moved from the hospital. the uk, they'rejust not going to give up. lamin from gambia is in other developments, a manchester united fan. the israeli army says its troops killed five gunmen during a raid it took him four years to get to france. in the west bank city ofjenin. if the uk were to send people back news agency video shows to rwanda, would that stop people running as stun you trying to get to the uk? grenades and shots ring out, as well as an israeli tank for me, never. on the city's streets. reuters, quoting the palestinian for me, since i was young, health ministry, says three people i always dreamed to be in the were killed in a drone strike there. uk, you know. several palestinian news sources say this is a lucrative business. israeli soldiers entered the city's ibn sina hospital, local ngos told us these halting ambulances and forcing camps are entirely run medical workers to leave. by people smugglers. people pay 1,000, people pay 2,000, 3,000 — it's very, very expensive. some people, even if they say 5,000, they will pay because they want to reach the uk. the french authorities are cracking down on people smugglers. they've arrested 272 people this year, but small boats continue israel's army says it's recovered to set off all—year round. the body of a female israeli soldier taken hostage by hamas, whose death the military had announced earlier in the week. what would it take to stop illegal an army statement said the body of noa marciano has been "extracted" by fellow troops "from a structure crossings on small boats — adjacent to al—shifa hospital". hamas�*s military wing says corporal marciano was killed in an israeli air strike on the 9th crossings on small boats? of november, though this has not safe routes? we know that it can been independently verified. happen because if i'm our middle east correspondent yolande knell reports from jerusalem. not wrong, it happened the first evidence of the tunnel when there was the war at al—shifa hospital, between ukraine and russia. israel's army says, but not the vast so many humanitarian visas underground hamas command were created for ukrainian refugees. centre which it had said was hidden under the building. so we know that there are solutions. hamas and medics deny that here. an israeli soldier also shows the haul of weapons said to have been found in the compound. we cannot independently but solutions require political will, and that's not the focus verify this footage. of the british government right now. hundreds of palestinians, including newborn babies, remain trapped at the hospital without power. the objective is to deter more people from making the journey. meanwhile, the body of yehudi weiss sofia bettiza, bbc news, dunkirk. was found in a house nearby, israel's military says. she was one of about 240 hostages snatched by hamas on the 7th of october. as you just heard, people are they had believed more were here. incredibly determined. it's their we had strong indications dream to get to the uk, many of them that they were held in the al—shifa hospital, which is one told me, and it's taken them months of the reasons we entered the hospital. and years in some cases to get to if they were, they were taken out. we have intelligence about the hostages. calais and dunkirk so they will keep meanwhile, in southern gaza, trying to get on boats and cross the where most of the strips population channel and a political debate that is going on in the uk that feels was told by israel to take refuge, conditions are increasingly dire quite removed from here is and israel has told tens of thousands more people to move definitely not going to stop them. from their homes and shelters as it looks to expand its offensive here. you speak about their determination. translation: you want me but you also hear the desperation in to introduce myself? - i have nothing to say. some of these people's voices to get i am a citizen like other citizens who fled south. to the uk. do you think they are they asked us, the citizens of gaza, to go to the south. ignoring this plan to send them back we went to the south. now they are asking us to leave. to rwanda, well, to send them to where do we go? we want to understand wanda, because they are simply so where exactly we should go. desperate or do you think they think this plan will never go through? for the first time in the war, this week, israel allowed a small well, i think it's interesting what amount of fuel into gaza for un vehicles, but not for telecoms firms, hospitals or water you say, most of the people i have and sewage pumping. spoken to in the camps, they come un officials warned from war—torn countries, iraq, afghanistan and syria so what they cannot work. they've told me that the idea of going to rwanda wouldn't be great if the fuel does not come in, people will start to die for them but it's still better than, because of the lack of fuel. you know, going back to the exactly as from when, i don't know, but it will be countries where they escaped from rather soon than later. and when we talk about desperation, and the un says that from today, no humanitarian aid will be able people here are perfectly aware of to enter gaza from the rafah the risks that they take when they crossing because of the lack of fuel. get on those small boats. they are six weeks into this brutal war, there is no end in sight and the humanitarian catastrophe is deepening. incredibly unsafe, flimsy, often yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. held together by gaffer tape. some are on kayaks and some on canoes. we yolande knell also told me what the israelis uncovered in their raid on al shifa hospital. have met someone who's tried to we've not had too much fresh cross twice and on the second information about the ongoing raids journey his boat capsized and he was terrified because he can't swim but he's going to attempt this for the third time in the next few days. to at the hospital in the past few hours but certainly, answer your question, people here there was this video put out earlier in which a tunnel shaft feel that even the slightest appears to be shown, the entrance to it, possibility to build a better future and that showing it in front of the hospital building. in the uk is worth risking their there was also a soldier who showed lives for. ., , ., ., ., ., , , ., ~ lives for. have you managed to speak to any ltorder— lives for. have you managed to speak to any border force _ lives for. have you managed to speak to any border force officials - lives for. have you managed to speak to any border force officials in - lives for. have you managed to speak to any border force officials in the - to any border force officials in the us at the site what was said to be port of calais where you are now? what's the sense of the rwanda plan over their? ~ ., ., , , to be a booby—trapped car with weapons inside. the israeli soldiers say these were over their? what i would say is is that the french _ over their? what i would say is is that the french authorities - over their? what i would say is is that the french authorities for . over their? what i would say is is| that the french authorities for the past few years have stepped up to have been used in the deadly security, partly, mostly because of terror attack. pressure from the uk. so lately what of course, these are all claims we've seen is barbed wire, and footage that we are not able to independently verify but prior surveillance cameras being used, to that we had been told by the israeli military drones as well and what the french who'd taken computers, technology from the building that has been analysed and that had shown authorities do is routinely go to evidence of information about the israeli hostages the camps and dunkirk where people being held in the gaza strip. what about the violence live and they dismantle them, destroy their tents but all that escalating in the west bank? does is simply people go away for a few days and then they come back. in fairness, the numbers of people who have been detected crossing the i was reading that the palestinian authorities say that 190 channel are down so security palestinians have been killed measures have been working but in a there since october the 7th. what we know about the drones few days, we are expecting more and strikes overnight? sometimes we've missed out i think people to cross the channel and that in our coverage how tensions are simmering away on the west bank is because for the last two weeks, and this dramatic number of people the weather is really bad so you've who have been killed by israeli security forces and settlers got camps that are very full now so since this war began. what we think will happen in the next few days is that more boats will try and set off for the uk and the latest raid onjenin refugee camp, it's been a flashpoint repeatedly for the past year they will, of course, put and a half. it's come up in a lot significant pressure on the british of israeli arrest raids. government. significant pressure on the british government-— the israeli military has previously government. thank you for your thou:hts government. thank you for your described it as a hotbed thoughts on _ government. thank you for your thoughts on that _ government. thank you for your of terrorism and we know thoughts on that really - government. thank you for your l thoughts on that really interesting and we will have the latest on the there are some palestinian factions political debate on the rwanda policy in the next half an hour. let's head to america now where we look at formula 1. there have been practice race is delayed with some operating out of the camp, drivers are suffering major damage a local brigade, thejenin to their cars because of damage on battlalion who has planned the circuit. let's go to a attacks, the israeli military said and has carried them out in different parts of the west bank. journalist chris who is a formula 1 this latest raid seems to have involved a large number of israeli forces going in there but were not been given too much expert. surely, with a race as more information. high—profile as this, there are it's really only a few days ago safety checks ahead of it? do we that there was another raid know how exactly this is happen? of the refugee camp and some key structures like the dimes, yes, in one sense what's happened structures like the domes, here with the failure with the drain the arches at the camp were destroyed by israeli bulldozers. cover is being pulled up, it's there is a lot of tension building up in the west bank as the war happened before, in monaco recently in gaza goes on and that causes a lot of concern all and cars as they get warm suck round because things could escalate there, as well. things up from the ground. now, in a do we think the raid on the west bank was linked to the attack on the command post in jerusalem yesterday? sense, the only really find out when that's not been made clear but we know there were also raids taking place at the checkpoints a formula 1 car runs over it. but so it seems more likely taking place in hebron at the checkpoints so it seems more theissue likely that that was connected a formula 1 car runs over it. but the issue here is that when this is to trying to find those responsible and people who may have helped them happen, it happened and caused huge because there was what the israeli police say, a bigger attack that was foiled, damage to two cars so whole news when a car was stopped trying to go chassis that when this has happened, through this main checkpoint between the west bank and jerusalem it happened and caused huge damage between the west bank and jerusalem to two cars so whole news chassis have been replaced but tests were and these three palestinian gunmen, done on the track yesterday. when they say, started to open fire this one car in it, you will not find out but the knock—on effect and they found a lot more weapons when the second practice session was in their path. meant to beat midnight to 1am and and they found a lot more got pushed back, that has been weapons in their car. really damaging and disruptive. what there are fears of this conflict really damaging and disruptive. what does this mean _ spreading into a very really damaging and disruptive. what does this mean for _ really damaging and disruptive. what does this mean for the race itself? combustible region. what is happening now? we are about to start the second track session in five minutes which is why you might hear helicopters with tv cameras going up. fans have been asked to your world food programme said yesterday that food and water leave the circuit because staff are was practically nonexistent now. not been able to stay all night. joining me now is hannah bond, that has not gone down well locally. co—director for policy advocacy and programmes at actionaid. the session has been extended by the un has said that no aide can be half an hour to make up the things, distributed now because of the lack so hopefully the track will hold up of feel in gaza.— and the tests have been done to the of feel in gaza. what are your colleagues — of feel in gaza. what are your colleagues on _ of feel in gaza. what are your right standard. it will be a late colleagues on the _ of feel in gaza. what are your colleagues on the ground - of feel in gaza. what are your. colleagues on the ground saying about that now?— finish, itam, localtime from colleagues on the ground saying right standard. it will be a late finish, itam, local time from 1am. but the rest of the schedule is on about that now? ., ~ , ., ., ., about that now? thank you for having me this morning, _ about that now? thank you for having me this morning, mark. _ about that now? thank you for having me this morning, mark. colleagues . about that now? thank you for having i me this morning, mark. colleagues in change so short a not for everyone gaza and _ me this morning, mark. colleagues in gaza and the — me this morning, mark. colleagues in gaza and the west bank are telling and get back and qualify tomorrow. us that_ gaza and the west bank are telling us that without fuel it will be if it goes well today. do impossible to distribute the essential aid that needs to get across— essential aid that needs to get across gaza. there's a number of issues _ and get back and qualify tomorrow. if it goes well today.— if it goes well today. do you stay with us here _ across gaza. there's a number of issues one. _ across gaza. there's a number of issues. one, the roads have been if it goes well today. do you stay with us here on _ if it goes well today. do you stay with us here on bbc _ bombarded — if it goes well today. do you stay issues. one, the roads have been bombarded so getting through them is with us here on bbc news. - becoming _ bombarded so getting through them is becoming difficult or has been hello. difficult — becoming difficult or has been difficult now for weeks. without it looks like being a pretty good fuel. _ difficult now for weeks. without fuel. you — difficult now for weeks. without fuel, you can't get aid across in day for most of us today. the trucks _ fuel, you can't get aid across in the trucks. the fuel issues are the weather time change really— the trucks. the fuel issues are really significant. you will have for the weekend. seen _ really significant. you will have seen the — really significant. you will have seen the footage of incubators that for the rest of the day, can't be _ seen the footage of incubators that can't be run, of no lights in hospitals, _ a lot of dry weather to come, can't be run, of no lights in hospitals, operations having to happen— hospitals, operations having to happen by phone light, caesareans showers in the west continuing to fade away and there'll be some spells of sunshine as well. with no medication, no painkillers and also _ if we look at the satellite with no medication, no painkillers and also no — with no medication, no painkillers and also no fuel to light the picture, you can this cloud hospitals. some feel went in the here in the atlantic, spilling its way to the uk and it other— will bring very different weather day, 23,000 litres but thatjust into saturday. the cloud already pushing isn't _ day, 23,000 litres but thatjust into the south—west of england isn't enough and the needs are now and wales, later to northern ireland but ahead of that through really. _ isn't enough and the needs are now really, really catastrophic. we've seen _ really, really catastrophic. we've seen that— really, really catastrophic. we've seen that on the news. and we all through the afternoon, plenty of sunshine around. it should be dry. know— seen that on the news. and we all temperatures making double figures know of— seen that on the news. and we all know of course. just in england and wales. seen that on the news. and we all know of course.— early frost in scotland, because the cloud is coming in from the south—west, know of course. just to be clear, according _ know of course. just to be clear, according to _ know of course. just to be clear, bringing rain, stronger winds and according to your— know of course. just to be clear, according to your sources - know of course. just to be clear, according to your sources on - know of course. just to be clear, pushing the temperatures up as well. according to your sources on the i according to your sources on the ground, there is no aid distribution quite heavy rain for the moors in today because of that lack of fuel. the south—west, the south of wales. a very mild start to the weekend. let's be clear about this. this things will look very different from today because we've got this morning. _ weather front bringing the rain, let's be clear about this. this morning. i'm _ let's be clear about this. this morning, i'm not _ let's be clear about this. this morning, i'm not sure. - let's be clear about this. this morning, i'm not sure. i - let's be clear about this. this morning, i'm not sure. i haven't spoken— morning, i'm not sure. i haven't wrapped around this area of low spoken to — morning, i'm not sure. i haven't spoken to colleagues this morning pressure, bringing in strong winds, but the _ spoken to colleagues this morning but the issue is without fuel it's really— bringing in air all the way but the issue is without fuel it's really hard to get aid distribution across _ from the tropics and that's why really hard to get aid distribution across. �* , it's going to be so mild really hard to get aid distribution across. . , ., across. and 'ust tell me that there's across. and just tell me that there's growing _ across. and just tell me that when we start the weekend. there's growing fears - a cloudy start with across. and just tell me that there's growing fears aboutl across. and just tell me that i there's growing fears about the sewage leakage southern gaza around some rain around. heavy bursts, pushing through to the south—east and the east of scotland and we should get some sunshine after the rain. rafah. brute showers coming into northern sewage leakage southern gaza around rafah. ~ . , ireland and particularly sewage leakage southern gaza around rafah. ~ ., , ., rafah. we are definitely hearing to the west of scotland. about that, _ rafah. we are definitely hearing pretty windy out there. about that, the _ rafah. we are definitely hearing about that, the leaking - rafah. we are definitely hearing about that, the leaking of - rafah. we are definitely hearing i we are likely to have gales about that, the leaking of sewage, through the irish sea and around bumps _ about that, the leaking of sewage, pumps can't run without fuel. so you the western coasts but very mild so temperatures could reach 15—16 c end ”p— so temperatures could reach 15—16 c pumps can't run without fuel. so you end up with — pumps can't run without fuel. so you end up with this really catastrophic along the south coast of england. situation _ end up with this really catastrophic with that weather front, situation with no food and water and then on— situation with no food and water and that band of rain out for the way then on top— situation with no food and water and then on top of that the spread of and over the weekend that area disease — then on top of that the spread of disease because of sewage on the of low pressure close by. around it, thicker clouds, streets _ disease because of sewage on the streets and that means that's longer spells of rain, mainly for the northern half absolutely catastrophic and will therefore spread disease even of the uk where it isn't so windy. further — therefore spread disease even further. �* ,., therefore spread disease even further. . ,., ., therefore spread disease even further. . ., ., further. and in southern gaza, that is where of — further. and in southern gaza, that is where of course _ further. and in southern gaza, that is where of course hundreds - further south, the winds will be further. and in southern gaza, that is where of course hundreds and i is where of course hundreds and thousands have fled in the days strong but there will be some sunshine out of those showers since the operation began. now the and whilst not quite as mild, 13 celsius. the wind direction changes israeli army have dropped these to the north north westerly next leaflets urging people to evacuate, raising fears of military escalation there. what sort of challenges could week, bringing a lot of cloud to start and dropping the temperatures for a while. that provoke or prompt, given the overstretched resources their? absolutely, so people were told to evacuate _ absolutely, so people were told to evacuate to southern gaza weeks ago. but even _ evacuate to southern gaza weeks ago. but even that hasn't been safe. southern — but even that hasn't been safe. southern gaza has already been bombarded so we are hearing exactly as you _ bombarded so we are hearing exactly as you are _ bombarded so we are hearing exactly as you are that people are being told to— as you are that people are being told to evacuate from there but where — told to evacuate from there but where do — told to evacuate from there but where do you go? we are talking about— where do you go? we are talking about 22 — where do you go? we are talking about 2.2 million people in an area the size _ about 2.2 million people in an area the size of— about 2.2 million people in an area the size of the isle of wight. at least _ the size of the isle of wight. at least i — the size of the isle of wight. at leasti million have moved. where do they now— leasti million have moved. where do they now go? so that means you have increased _ they now go? so that means you have increased populations in areas butting — increased populations in areas putting more pressure on the scarce resources _ putting more pressure on the scarce resources available, such as water. the impact — resources available, such as water. the impact of people being squeezed into an _ the impact of people being squeezed into an even smaller area. where on earth _ into an even smaller area. where on earth would — into an even smaller area. where on earth would you go when you've already — earth would you go when you've already been forced to move? hannah bond from action _ already been forced to move? hannah bond from action aid. _ already been forced to move? hannah bond from action aid. thank _ already been forced to move? hannah bond from action aid. thank you - already been forced to move? hannah bond from action aid. thank you for. bond from action aid. thank you for your thoughts. this is bbc news, the headlines: the un says it is almost begging for fuel and gas and should never be in that situation. it fuel and gas and should never be in that situation.— that situation. it say supplies cannot be — that situation. it say supplies cannot be brought _ that situation. it say supplies cannot be brought in - that situation. it say supplies cannot be brought in or- that situation. it say supplies - we have heard that israeli forces cannot be brought in or distributed. israel's prime minister says hamas commanders were inside gaza's largest hospital — but fled just have found weapons in a car. we are before the military raided it. the israeli army says it's found the body of a second woman who was held hostage by hamas — as troops continue to search waiting for photos to confirm this. in and around the hospital. the uk chancellor says there's no guarantee that flights deporting asylum seekers to rwanda this would be integral to the israeli war effort as we await news will take off next year. new help for women facing the of the military operation in gaza. we will continue to bring you all menopause, counselling could soon be offered to help cope with the the updates on the bbc news website symptoms. and a loose manhole cover and for now, i'll hand you back to delays practice at the las vegas grand prix. the ferrari team boss london. thanks, mark. says it's unacceptable. mark will continue to bring us the latest in the middle east in the next hour. now let's continue our coverage in the middle east and we can go live around the world and across the uk...this is bbc news. to southern israel to our let's look at some other correspondent mark levin for the stories making news. official figures show people bought less fuel and food in october. latest. thank you, frankie, once retailers blame the cost of living and poor weather. the volume of products sold last again. —— mark lowen. the un says a month fell by 0.3% to the lowest lack of fuel means aid cannot be level since february 2021 when large parts of the country brought into gaza from egypt. were in covid lockdowns. two twelve—year—old boys are due to appear before the relief agency for palestinians birmingham magistrates' court today says they are almost �*begging for fuel�* — and should never have been charged with the murder put in that situation. juliette touma from you and rwa says of a 19—year—old man in wolverhampton. shawn seesahai was stabbed an urgent shipment is needed as the to death on monday evening. the boys have also been charged resumption of the telecommunications with possession of a bladed article. they cannot be publicly named because of their age. the uk government says an £8 billion fund will be made available to councils in england over the next decade to help tackle potholes. the transport secretary, mark harper, said motorists would immediately see improvements in road conditions. councils, on the other hand, say the cost of repairing local roads was closer to £14 billion. you're live with bbc news. the uk government is planning emergency legislation to bypass this week's supreme court ruling that sending asylum seekers to rwanda was unlawful. the policy was supposed to deter people crossing 00:15:52,827 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 the english channel in small boats.