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it s perhaps the election year. globally, more voters than ever in history will head to the polls. at least 64 countries, containing just under half of the world s total population, are expected to hold nationwide polls. the results of which, for many, will prove consequential for years to come. the biggest parliamentary vote is being held in india an operation so vast, it s being held in several stages with the second phase getting under way today. let s get more of this in delhi. taken through this next what does it involve, who is voting what seats are contested? b5 involve, who is voting what seats are contested? are contested? as you correctly said, are contested? as you correctly said. this are contested? as you correctly said. this is are contested? as you correctly said, this is the are contested? as you correctly said, this is the biggest - are contested? as you correctly i said, this is the biggest democracy in action in the world. 540 plus parliame ....
everything for this family ability to be able to perform at changes nothing in the war. their best in the competitions who want to play and it stands to reason translation: this girl left a mark that if you overload the players in on everyone s heart. she moved the whole world. the cup, something has to give. to me, sabreen was the living legacy of my brother, the only survivor of the massacre. liverpool s negotiations with arne slot are progressing, but the deal is yet to be concluded she was my soul. although it is being viewed this is why i call her my soul. as a matter of time before an agreement is reached, to see slot take over sabreen al sheikh, of rafah, gaza, from jurgen klopp at anfield. the departing liverpool boss is excited for the dutchman to take lived for five days. what he calls the bestjob fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. in the world . i like the way his team plays football and i can say definitely all the stuff i hear about him is that he is a ....
good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a ground breaking vaccine for melanoma skin cancer is being trialled in the uk. the jab, which is personalised, uses the same technology as that in some covid vaccines. early studies show that when used with another cancer drug it almost halved the risk of recurrence or death after three years. melanoma is the most serious form of skin cancer and can spread to other areas of the body. the main cause of melanoma is ultraviolet light which comes from the sun and is used in sunbeds. around 17,500 people are diagnosed with melanoma each year in the uk. it s the uk s fifth most common cancer, but experts say 86% of these cases could be prevented by taking the right precautions. here s our health correspondentjim reed. could a jab like this change the way cancer is treated? last month, steve young became the first person in the uk to be given this personalised vaccine, not to prevent the disease, but to try to stop a skin c ....
could take 1a years to remove. the un mine action service says 37 million tonnes of debris would need to be cleared away. a spokesman said it wasn t possible to determine how much unexploded ordnance was in the rubble, but that typically at least 10% of ground ammunition that s fired fails to function. also in gaza the bbc has learned that a baby who was rescued from her dying mother s womb following an israeli air strike in gaza has died. sabreen was delivered by caesearean section in a rafah hospital shortly after midnight last sunday. doctors resuscitated the baby but she passed away on thursday. our special correspondent fergal keane followed the story of sabreen. and a warning you may find some of his report distressing. well, we got the news late last night in a phone call from an uncle of baby sabreen, who said that she had died yesterday morning and the family had buried her by 1pm. now, this story begins last saturday night with an israeli air strike on the ....
welcome to the world today an hour of international news from the bbc. buckingham palace has announced that king charles is returning to public royal duties after the positive effect of the treatment he s been having for cancer. a statement released just an hour ago made clear the king does still have cancer and will continue to be treated for it. the palace has also just released this new picture of the king and queen taken a few days ago after their recent wedding anniversary. the palace has not yet said which type of cancer he s been diagnosed with, but the announcement that he s able to get back to public duties is being seen as an encouraging sign, and a boost for the royal family which is coming to terms with the fact that not only the king but also the princess of wales have recently been diagnosed with cancer. charlotte gallagher reports. the king and queen together in the gardens of buckingham palace. a positive sign about the king s health. the photo was t ....