stories coming up in a few moments but let s pause and have a look at the sport. each of the rugby word cup quarterfinals pits a northern hemisphere team against one from the south. and it s so far argentina who have started things off well for those from the southern hemisphere. now new zealand can join them in reaching the last four in france. the three time winners are playing world number one team ireland in paris. 13-10 is 13 10 is the latest score in favour of the all blacks. they have played just under half an hour at the stad to france. so the winner of that match will face argentina, who beat wales, coming from behind twice to make the last four. wales led 10 6 at half time and looked in control, but argentina fought back in the second half to lead 12 10 and then 19 17, before securing victory with a second try late on to win 26 17 and reach the semifinals for only the third time in their history. argentina are tough, they stayed in the fight and i ve got to give the
hello, i m ben thompson. israel s military says its forces are deployed across the country and are ready for the next stage of the war, which is expected to have significant ground operations. a spokesman said the coming phase could include, what he called, combined and co ordinated strikes from the air, sea and land. the goal, he said, was to completely destroy the governing and military capabilities of hamas . it s a week since hamas, classed as a terrorist organisation by many western governments, including the uk, killed more than 1,300 people in israel and took dozens hostage. israel has warned the 1.1 million civilians in gaza s north to move south beyond the wadi gaza here. the military spokesperson said they should not return until israel said they could do so. the authorities in gaza say more than 2,200 people have already died in retaliatory israeli bombing. on saturday, israel s prime minister visited some of his troops and asked them if they are ready for the n
hello, i m ben thompson. israel s military says its forces are deployed across the country and are ready for the next stage of the war, which is expected to have significant ground operations. a spokesman said the coming phase could include, what he called, combined and co ordinated strikes from the air, sea and land. the goal, he said, was to completely destroy the governing and military capabilities of hamas . it s a week since hamas, classed as a terrorist organisation by many western governments, including the uk, killed more than 1,300 people in israel and took dozens hostage. israel has warned the 1.1 million civilians in gaza s north to move south beyond the wadi gaza here. the military spokesperson said they should not return until israel said they could do so. the authorities in gaza say more than 2,200 people have already died in retaliatory israeli bombing. on saturday, israel s prime minister visited some of his troops and asked them if they are ready for the n
of gaza, he has utilised all of the tools of his government to conduct this attack, he has failed the people of gaza miserably, and we are going to destroy him and his capabilities. hello, i m ben thompson. children are among those who killed in gaza in an air strike on a convoy of vehicles carrying people from the north of the territory yesterday. along a route designated by the israelis. the palestinian health ministry says 70 people died the israeli military says it s investigating what happened. a week ago today, hamas, classed as a terrorist organisation by many western governments, including the uk, killed more than 1,300 people in israel and took dozens hostage. israeli commanders are thought to be preparing a ground offensive in gaza. the defence force says the next phase could include combined and co ordinated strikes by land, sea and air. they ve warned the 1.1 million civilians in the north to move south beyond the wadi gaza here. the authorities in gaza say mo
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