and wide to ride the waves of the river severn. and on newsnight at 10.30pm we ll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today s big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow s front pages. good evening. there s been a strong international response to a bbc investigation, highlighting the ill treatment of palestinian medical staff, by the israeli defence forces, at a hospital in gaza last month. our reporting includes evidence of people being detained, beaten and prevented from carrying out vital medical duties. the foreign secretary, lord cameron, says the report is very disturbing, and he s called for answers from the israelis . and the us state department has also seen the imnvestigation. israel says it took over the nasser hospital in khan younis last month, believing hamas fighters were based there. several israeli hostages, who ve been released, say they were held on the premises. israel says any abuse of detainees is strictly prohibited . o
of haiti s powerful gangs who took over the capital, port au prince, while he was on a trip to kenya pushing for a un backed police force. the transitional council, announced by the caribbean community bloc, will be in charge of nominating a new prime minister but haiti s gangs are demanding a seat at the table.0ur central america correspondent will grant is just outside of haiti and sent us this report. this is the dajabon border crossing between the dominican republic and haiti, and we have already seen dominican authorities deporting haitians back in to the poorest country in the americas at a time that it is facing its most acute humanitarian crisis since the 2010 earthquake. it is also that they are being deported into a political vacuum. prime minister ariel henry stood down, citing the fact that his situation was untenable given to the violence on the street of the capital, port au prince. his decision came after the caricom group of caribbean nations and the us secret
to win the nomination. former president donald trump is expected to clinch the republican nomination as well. it will mark the first presidential rematch in more than 70 years. david willis told me what we can expect. and of course, these candidates need the required number of delegates to secure their party s nomination 254 democratic delegates were up for grabs tonight in three separate primaries, and our partner network here in the united states, cbs news, is predicting thatjoe biden has won the primary in the state of georgia, which pushes him over the line he needed 1968 delegates in order to clinch the democratic nomination. and as i say, that does appear to have happened with that victory in georgia. now a short time ago, joe biden s campaign issued a statement in which he was quoted as saying, i m honoured that the broad coalition of voters representing the rich diversity of the country have put theirfaith in me once again to lead the party and our country at the
from the united states according to cbs news, president biden will be the 2024 presumptive democratic nominee after winning the georgia primary and amassing the 1,968 delegates needed to win the nomination. former president donald trump is expected to clinch the republican nomination tuesday night, as well. i m joined now by our north america correspondent david willis. it was never really in doubt that biden would secure the democratic nomination, but what happens now that it s official? well, there s a saying here, steve, that it s all about the maths. and of course, these candidates need the required number of delegates to secure their party s nomination 254 democratic delegates were up for grabs tonight in three separate primaries, and our partner network here in the united states, cbs news, is indicating thatjoe biden has won the primary in the state of georgia, which pushes him over the line he needed 1968 delegates in order to clinch the democratic nomination. an
pushing for a un backed police force. the transitional council announced by the caribbean community bloc will be in charge of nominating a new prime minister, but haiti s gangs are demanding a seat at the table. our central america correspondent will grant is just outside of haiti and sent us this report. this is the border crossing between the dominican republic and haiti and we have already seen dominican authorities deporting patients back to the poorest country in the americas at a time it is facing an acute humanitarian crisis, since the 2010 earthquake. they are being deported into applicable vacuum. prime minister ariel henry stood down citing the fact his situation was untenable due to the violence in the capital port au prince. the caricom and the us secretary of state held an emergency meeting injamaica emergency meeting in jamaica and emergency meeting injamaica and made clear that they saw the roadmap towards the transmission of administration in haiti startin