New president and much reaction from around the world. Ismail haniyeh. We have seen it breaking on the live paid. Israel has not issued an official statement on Ismail Haniyehs death but there has been the reaction from politicians such as the heritage member, a member of israels far right. He wrote on x that Ismail Haniyehs death makes the world a better place. That is on the bbc live page. As you can see, some reaction, no official line yet from israel to what has happened, but this is a member of the far right in israeli politics and the Heritage Minister is saying this death makes the world a better place. This is the right way to clean the world from this filth, he says. This is what he has been posting on x. We are getting a lot of reaction from basically both sides to this latest development and dont forget this hasjust been happening as well. We must remind our viewers this is happening hot on the heels of israel announcing they have killed hezbollah s top commander that they s
For scotland as well. And whats next for emma . British Tennis Legends offer their advice to the Teen Queen, Emma Raducanu. Good afternoon. In the past few minutes, the four Chief Medical officers for the uk have recommended that all children aged 12 to 15 years old should be offered one dose of the pfizer covid vaccine. The decision comes after scientific advisers serving Onjoint Committee for vaccination and immunisation said the vaccine only offered a marginal Health Benefit for that Age Group and could not be recommended on Health Grounds alone. Well, ministers are now expected to back the new recommendation as part of the covid Winter Plan the Prime Minister will set out tomorrow. Lets discuss this further and get more detail. With me now is our Health Correspondent anna collinson. Take us through the details. The element up until now only 12 to 15 year olds with underlying health is year olds with underlying Health Conditions were allowed to have a covid i9 vaccine, and only cond
Keep hold of clear spells through the night. Quite a mile and in places rather muggy start tomorrow morning. Through tomorrow, this band of cloud and increasingly light and patchy rain will stagger a little further south and east, still quite murky for some south western coast. Northern ireland and much of scotland will have a cooler, fresher feel to the weather. Some spells of sunshine and just one or two showers, quite windy in the far north west. Further south and east, we will see some spells of sunshine and heat and humidity building once again, so we compare the temperatures in the west with those further south and east where we could get up to 29 or possibly 30 degrees. It is into that humid air that will bring those thunderstorms i showed you earlier, initially across the channel islands, but through tomorrow night they will extend up across a good part of england, eastern parts of england, maybe into eastern wales as well, quite hit and miss but some places getting heavy downp
Of the guantanamo detention centre. Good afternoon. The cabinet office minister, michael gove, has said the snp cannot expect the government at westminster to approve a second scottish independence poll. Speaking this morning, mr gove said the results from the holyrood election showed that a majority of people had voted in constituencies for parties opposed to a referendum. But the first minister, nicola sturgeon, has accused the westminster government of a lack of respect for scottish democracy. I ve not been planning for a referendum over this past year. I have been focusing on covid. But anyone who knows anything about the legislative process in the scottish parliament knows that any government needs to consult its law officers before it brings forward legislation. That will all be part and parcel of what we do. I don t want to lose this point, andrew. So, no, we haven t got to the stage of introducing a bill formally, but that will be part and parcel of the process. But can ijust b