to israel, while condemning the latest toll of civilian casualties in gaza where 8,796 people have now been killed, according to the hamas controlled health ministry. there was another huge explosion today in the jabalia refugee camp, the second in as many days. the eu s foreign policy chief josep borell said he is appalled by the reports he s getting. is the steely determination to track down the hamas leaders, blinding israel to its responsibilities under international law? we will discuss that tonight with our panel, from boston the democratic strategist mary anne marsh and from london, the former education secretary justine greening. republicans have put forward an emergency funding bill that includes iii billion dollars for israel but does not include any funding at all for ukraine. we ll get reaction tonight from kyiv. and did a sexist, macho culture in downing street hamper the uk government s response to coronavirus? the rafah border crossing finally opened today to
A lucky escape for passengers on this China Eastern Airlines plane it makes an Emergency Landing with a large hole in one of its engines. And the new french president His Fledgling Party looks set for a landslide in the parliamentary elections. And coming up in the sport on bbc news as englands under 20s celebrate their world cup win, their manager says its too soon to predict theyll be the next golden generation. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The queens speech next monday is now expected to be delayed by a few days following the turmoil caused by the election result last week. Theresa may is insisting its back to business In Westminster, despite losing her majority at last weeks election. The Prime Minister is expected to face tough questions from her backbenchers this afternoon about her leadership style. Shes also expected to be pressed for more details of a possible pact with Northern Irelands democratic unionist party. 0ur Political Correspondent chris mason r
Asia depressed, not a huge amount of movement. And well be getting the inside track on how Crowd Funding is changing the way that Solar Energy Projects are funded in developing countries. It is ten years on from the launch of the iphone, we want to know what you think will be the next game changer . Let us know just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Welcome to the programme. Over the next few days, the worlds car makers will be taking the wraps off their latest products at the Detroit Motor Show. The car seems more popular than ever an estimated 75 million were sold last year, but 2017 is already beginning to look like a big year of change for the industry. Not least because more of them are looking to invest in the United States. In the last few hours Fiat Chrysler has said it will put 1 billion into two us factories, which will create 2000 newjobs. The incoming President Donald Trump has been Piling Pressure on carmakers to make the vehicles they sell in the us in the us. Meanwhile the tra
And Surrey County council is to hold a referendum on whether to increase Council Taxes by 15 . Government funding cuts, they say, have left it with no other choice. That is it. You up to date. Now on bbc news is time for hardtalk. Welcome to a Special Edition of hardtalk from moscow. Im stephen sackur. For 17 years, one man has dominated the politics of the russian capital. Vladimir putin. Externally, hes projected russian power from ukraine to syria, and internally opposition has been repressed, intimidated and silenced. But not altogether. My guest today is the most prominent leader of russias anti putin opposition, Alexey Navalny. Now, he has committed to Fighting Putin in the 2018 president ial election. But will his defiance cost him dear . Alexey navalny, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you very much for having me here. You have been involved in Opposition Politics of one form or another for almost ten years, maybe more, and itjust seems to me that right now, your position is perhaps