watch the allegations flying around the scottish parliament as the first minister is accused of misleading msps. it used to be possible in this country to have rigorous, robust scrutiny and political debate without a scorched earth policy of conspiracy theory and damaging the integrity of the independent institutions of the country. questions over the fate of shamsa, another dubai princess, missing for 20 years. why was a cambridgeshire police investigation closed? a five day match done and dusted injust two. a wicket bonanza as england go down in the third test against india. and coming up in sport on bbc news. scotland s match with france in the six nations on sunday is postponed, after an 11th french player tests positive for coronavirus. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. after last year s exam fiasco when grades were decided by an algorithm this year the government has opted to pass the responsibility of gcse and a level grades on to teachers. with so
gaza, which has received little aid in recent weeks and food and animal feed has run out. aid agencies say hunger and disease are spreading, with children particularly at risk. the war also continues to have an impact on other countries around the world. in a moment we ll take a look at the fallout of the gaza ceasefire vote in the house of commons. first though a uk funded consignment of medicines, fuel and food has been air dropped by thejordanian air force to the area, close to the tal al hawa hospital. our correspondent quentin sommerville who s in amman was on board the flight which dropped aid into gaza. the men arejust the men are just sitting up the men arejust sitting up here. the men are just sitting up here. we the men are “ust sitting up here. we are the men are just sitting up here. - are getting close to the drop zone. the first time we are using in their job to get help. the reason is there is pretty much no other way to get help to the main population. no
significant breaking news coming to us from europol, just word of a us from europol, “ust word of a large-scale us from europol, just word of a large scale operation involving law enforcement and judicial authorities from three countries, belgium, france and germany, all coordinated by europol, leading to the dismantling, they say, one of the most active networks involved in the smuggling of migrants across the english channel in small boats. the investigation focused on iraqi kurdish network suspected of smuggling made in eastern and east african migrants from france to the uk, with the use of low quality inflatable boats. and of course that story has dominated the british political scene for many, many months, one of rishi sunak s five pledges, but those are the pictures of the operation. now, the operation itself happened yesterday, let me give you the details of what they are telling us. 19 arrests have been made in germany, they also tell us that five high value targ
and surprise, as welsh rugby s alun wynjones the most capped player in the world announces he s retiring from the international game, just four months before the world cup. coming up on bbc news, to shock welsh rugby pep guardiola says he will be watching the match saying without playing instead focusing on doing the job themselves against chelsea on sunday. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. ourfirst story tonight is about a man from london who has been jailed for helping to con people out of more than £100 million. police say it was the uk s largest everfraud investigation. tejay fletcher was the mastermind behind a website which was essentially an online fraud shop a place where criminals could buy technology that allowed them to dupe people into parting with their cash often by handing over their bank details. police say more than 160 people have so far been arrested in connection with the scam. 0ur correspondent sean dilley reports. this was the