While this lets turn to the main headlines. Hamas leaders are looking at a new Ceasefire Proposal from israel, with the white house describing the offer is a good one. A leaked document says a teenager who vanished during Anti Government protests in iran was sexually assaulted and killed by the Security Forces. A study in the gambia suggests a stick on Vaccine Patch could help the fight against measles. We will hear from the legend of irish dance, michael flatley, who talked of the bbc about his glittering career to the bbc. Now we can go to the sport news. Hello from the bbc sport centre. We start with the World Snooker championship in sheffield where its at the early stages of the quarter finals. But already world number two judd trump has had to recover from a slight wobble, hes Taking Onjakjones as he looks for a second title. Trump opened up this match with a superb 110 break, but then fell away. Jakjones showing how dangerous he can be, taking the second and third frames. However, trump turned on the class taking both the pink and the black in good style at the end of a crucial eighth frame to level the match at 4 4. Things arent as close in the other quarter final. David gilbert leads Stephen Maguire 7 1 at the interval. Gilbert taking advantage in the final frame after a Respotted Black was missed by maguire. The world number 28 currently firmly in control of this one. They will both ressume later. Two other quarter finals taking place today, these are live pictures of seven time champion Ronnie Osullivan as he takes on the 2015 champion, stuart bingham. Osullivan, trying for a record eighth world championship. It is currently 2 1 in favour of stuart bingham. Next to the Champions League semi finals Bayern Munich host real madrid in their first leg later in germany. Bayern manager tomas tuchel is leaving the club at the end of the season, but theres a chance he could go out on a high with a piece of silverware. Bayern will be looking to their star striker harry kane to help them get past 14 time winners real madrid. The england captain has scored seven goals in ten Champions League matches. Including a penalty against arsenal in the quarterfinals. However, bayern are without a win in their past seven meetings with real madrid and Carlo Ancelottis side are on the brink of winning la liga. Tuchel says theyll need good fortune against such a formidable side. There is no way to play this game without the luck of the day, the inside of the post, the outside of the post, it is a fraction, off site, onside, you need these little decisions of course, and you need the momentum and a bit of luck and you want the whole package if you are going to overcome at real madrid in a quarterfinal. We are going to then point that the little luck is the difference but we cannot rely on that, it is not big enough, so we have got to push it and feel ready for it. So we have got to push it and feel ready for it ready for it. Taylor fritz is into the next round ready for it. Taylor fritz is into the next round of ready for it. Taylor fritz is into the next round of the ready for it. Taylor fritz is into the next round of the madrid i ready for it. Taylor fritz is into the next round of the madrid open. The american edged through the first set on a tie break before wrapping up set on a tie break before wrapping up the second set 6 4 which booked his place in the next round. He is looking for his second masters 1000 title and he will now make his way into the quarterfinals. Medvedev is also into the last eight. Lebronjames has refused to talk about his future after the Los Angeles Lakers were knocked out of the nba play offs by last seasons champions the denver nuggets. The nbas all time leading points scorer was chasing his fifth title and his first with the lakers since 2020, but now faces questions on whether he will play ever again. I dont have an answer to your first question, to be honest. I havent given it much thought. 0bviously, at some point i will sit down with rich, my agent, and sit down with my family and see what is best, what is best for my career. We will cross that when we need to. How taxing . Very taxing, mentally, physically and spiritually, everything, to be able to play this game alone and then to try to play at a high level is very taxing, it is a lot of dedication, hard work and a lot of long hours. More details of those stories on the bbc sport website. And thats all the sport for now. Now to kenya where the president of the country has announced that people in areas at risk of flooding or landslides will be asked to leave tomorrow. At least 169 people have died in the country. Tenure are bracing for further rains and the army has been mobilised to help with the evacuations kenya is bracing. In one village at least 48 people were killed. 0ur Correspondent has this report. 0ne one girl was found. A bulldozer has been very active, taking away the debris, a lot of branches that have fallen into the river, and that is how it works. The Rescue Workers who are the red cross and the National Youth service, they found out along the river bank, they have rakes and shovels and sticks to poke into the uprooted trees to see if bodies are tangled there, and then with the debris and tangle trees, the bulldozers coming to move it away so the Rescue Workers can keep looking. There is another place where underneath the mound was a house where six people have lived and the neighbours were not sure if they had been buried there. It has been that kind of situation all day. There is a quiet despair and grief underneath it. We saw a woman in front of us double over crying because she had heard that her childs body had been found and she would not speak to us, understandably. Terrible moment for her. We spoke to another man who had returned from the morgue where he had seen the body of his nine year old son, and his daughter said the water it had rushed into their house, the daughter had been carried away with it but was able to hang onto a tree branch. The father let go of his son and he drowned. So many stories like that here. Searching for the bodies is a bit of closure, it tells you what the numbers are, that sort of thing, but it isjust such numbers are, that sort of thing, but it is just such a tragedy. The it isjust such a tragedy. The ken an it isjust such a tragedy. The kenyan president it isjust such a tragedy. The kenyan president has defended his governments response following the flooding. He has been talking to our reporter. Flooding. He has been talking to our re orter. ,. ,. , reporter. Even the warning that has been issued reporter. Even the warning that has been issued by reporter. Even the warning that has been issued by the reporter. Even the warning that has been issued by the kenyan been issued by the Kenyan Meteorological Department and other scientists about the impact of the heavy rainfall in kenya and other east african countries, it is not the right time to declare a national disaster, but the infrastructure that has been destroyed and those who have been displaced is it not the right time. I who have been displaced is it not the right time the right time. I think the two is to provide the right time. I think the two is to provide the the right time. I think the two is to provide the resources the right time. I think the two is to provide the resources and the right time. I think the two is to provide the resources and to | the right time. I think the two is i to provide the resources and to put into place to provide the resources and to put into place the necessary plans i think into place the necessary plans i think the into place the necessary plans i think the right thing to do. And then think the right thing to do. And then make sure we deploy the resources then make sure we deploy the resources and a plan to be able to deal with resources and a plan to be able to deal with the situation. As we are diii9~ deal with the situation. As we are doing. Tomorrow very early in the morning doing. Tomorrow very early in the morning we doing. Tomorrow very early in the morning we have a Cabinet Meeting that will morning we have a Cabinet Meeting that will address this issue. I already that will address this issue. I already called an emergency Multi Agency Team last week to be able to Multi Agency Team last week to be able to set Multi Agency Team last week to be able to set up a 24 hour Emergency Desk that able to set up a 24 hour Emergency Desk that well look at all the issues desk that well look at all the issues around the situation we are faced issues around the situation we are faced with issues around the situation we are faced with. I am very confident that we will faced with. I am very confident that we will be faced with. I am very confident that we will be able to respond in good time and we will be able to respond in good time and we are going to make sure that we time and we are going to make sure that we deploy every resource that within that we deploy every resource that within our that we deploy every resource that within our reach to make sure that we take within our reach to make sure that we take care of the situation. Even as we we take care of the situation. Even as we see we take care of the situation. Even as we see the next steps. If it gets to a level as we see the next steps. If it gets to a level where it becomes necessary for us to declare a nationai necessary for us to declare a national disaster, those steps will be carried national disaster, those steps will be carried out. National disaster, those steps will be carried out. Viewers outside the uk can watch be carried out. Viewers outside the uk can watch the be carried out. Viewers outside the uk can watch the full be carried out. Viewers outside the uk can watch the full interview be carried out. Viewers outside the uk can watch the full interview on | uk can watch the full interview on Focus On Africa airing at 1730 bst. And now to iran. A teenager was sexually declared and killed with undercover agents working for the Security Forces according to a leaked document obtained by the Bbc World Service investigation. She was 16 when she disappeared in september in 2022 after telling a friend that police were chasing her. The authorities denied involvement in her death claiming that she took her own life. What appears to be a classified report by the Iranian Revolutionary guards reveals the teenager was beaten to death by the agents who detained her. We have this report and a warning, some of the details are distressing. This is the moment an ordinary teenage girl became an iranian icon. Nika shakarami is burning the hijab as part of the women, life, Freedom Movement that swept iran in september 2022. Nine days later, her motherfound her dead. At the time, the iranian government claimed that nika had killed herself. But bbc Eye Investigations has obtained a document telling a very different story. It appears to be a classified report from the Islamic Revolutionary guard corps, or irgc, part of irans Security Forces. We have translated it into english, and it summarises a secret hearing on nikas case. According to the document, nika was hunted down and arrested by team 12, one of many undercover units at the protest. She was put in the back of their vehicle, an unmarked freezer truck, with her hands bound. The report includes the direct testimony of team 12 explaining what happened next. I could hear the sound of the baton hitting her. Is she breathing . I think it was behrooz who answered, no, shes dead. We cross checked the documents contents with geolocated videos from the protest, nikas Death Certificate and her mothers testimony. Translation her face and cheekbones were broken. Her teeth were knocked out and the back of her head had been hit so hard it caved in. Thats what killed her, the damage to her head. We also showed the document to multiple experts and overall, despite a few inconsistencies, they said it looks genuine. 0ne expert agreed to test the reports id number with his own sources inside the irgc. Translation this report is a small part of a 322 page case file. The Report Number is from a judicial investigation about the rioters in 2022. They confirm this. Is there any way that document could be a fake . No, theres nothing. Its original, and we accept that. The document also reveals the hearings conclusion that Sexual Assault caused the fight in the rear compartment and that strikes from team 12 caused the death of nika shakarami. None of team 12 received any punishment for her death. We put our allegations to the irgc and the government of iran. They did not respond. Reha kansara, bbc news. The bbc has discovered that staff who abused children in so called coming rooms at a Special School in North East London have not been sacked. The abuse recorded on cctv between 2014 and 2017 included children are being hit and kicked and locked up for hours on the school says it acted in the best interest of pupils and added the footage over to police and the school. We have this report. Its a scandal, because no ones been brought to justice. Children hit, kicked and locked inside alone for hours. What do you want to happen now . Justice. Justice for my son. My sons future has been destroyed. Today, we reveal the reality of abuse in so called calming rooms, and what the school did in response. Calming room report, david gloria. 11 17, staff recording david saying, i dont understand. Ricardo says his son was regularly placed in seclusion at whitefield. In this report, he was observed for three hours. 12 59, hitting head with his own hands. 13 13, urinating on the floor, crying. Ricardo, a police officer, was so appalled he demanded to see footage. My son, who was by himself in that room, in a panic state, crying. Self harm. Begged them for water. They just ignored him. David, how did that make you feel inside, being placed in the rooms . I was sweaty, i was angry, i was upset. And they dont listen to me. They let me do wee wee on the floor. In 2021, cctv footage from inside the rooms was discovered, despite them being shut four years earlier. The police investigated, but no charges were brought. Now weve uncovered a catalogue of physical and Emotional Abuse against some of the most Vulnerable Children in the country, many unable to speak. Children were pushed into rooms with rhino pads, slammed against doors and left naked, sitting in urine. Weve learned that one boy, ashley, was sectioned three years after leaving the school. You would associate these practices with putting an animal in a cupboard, nota human being. Weve discovered that ashley was pinned up against a wall and hit with such force his body was described as jolting aged just 12. Weve been let down and were left in the dark. We dont know all the details about what ashleys been through. We should be given that, by right. We can also reveal that the schools own investigations proved that six members of staff had abused its pupils, but none were sacked. It also judged that a staff member should be referred to the barring service. But this wasnt done, and they continue to teach pupils today. It just is totally unacceptable. The child here clearly must have felt punished and imprisoned. We took ourfindings to the childrens commissioner. Im shocked and horrified. There is no place for that in this country and it needs to be stopped immediately. Action really needs to be taken in situations like this. So id be very shocked to see any member of staff whod had that proved, those kinds of allegations proved against them, working with children. The school told us its new leadership immediately shared the footage with the police when it was discovered. It said three Staff Members who continue to work there had received extensive training. It added that it was not legally obliged to make Dbs Referrals because they were not withdrawn from their roles, only suspended. The bbc has spoken to nine of the 39 families involved. They told us theyve been misled about the use of isolation and repeatedly denied access to the footage. Calming room it was a cell. But the only crime david has is special needs. Noel titheradge, bbc news. We will have the latest on the measles development. Exciting story. That is next. Lets turn to the story about the measles because great excitement amongst scientists after a new medical trial in the gambia suggests a Vaccine Patch could be a safe and effective alternative to injections as a way of protecting Young Children against measles. The device is the size of a sticking plaster and easier to transport and store especially in remote areas. We can talk to our health reporter. This really is an exciting development. It looks like a sticking plaster, you would see these tiny little needles but it will not feel like an injection when it goes in. It is easier to transport and you do not need the refrigeration, the same way that you do with the glass vials when you are using syringes, so the real hope is you can get to these remote areas and parts of the world where we are seeing big outbreaks of measles, because the World Health Organization has