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to come to the fore again. and netanyahu is, of course, a master of of political survival. but whether or not he how long he will continue in power, i think is really starting to come into question. on both of the stories of events in iran today but also that concern over the widening of the israel gaza conflict. we ll get the latest analysis from our security correspondent, frank gardener, in the coming minutes. two events in the uk now. junior doctors working in england s public health services have begun a six day strike. it s the longest industrial action in the history of britain s health service, and follows a break down in talks with the government over pay. before the strike, nhs england medical director professor sir stephen powis said the health service was facing one of its most difficult starts to a year since 1948.
they want to stop a coup being carried out. they accuse mr netanyahu of threatening democracy with the most radically nationalist and religious coalition the country s ever known. president zelensky and the first lady have been taking part in a memorial in kyiv for interior minister denys monastyrsky and 13 other people killed following a helicopter crash. the accident happened earlier this week in a suburb of kyiv, and set a kindergarten on fire. president zelensky says he ll keep asking western allies to send modern tanks to ukraine, after a meeting of allied nations in germany on friday ended without an agreement to provide them. protests have taken place in berlin to demand the approval of german made tanks to be sent to kyiv. the bbc s security correspondent, frank gardener, explains where this leaves the west in terms
for being filmed dancing at a party. tabloid newspapers and some finnish politicians had accused ms marin of taking recreational drugs at the event. pakistan s police have charged the country s former prime minister, imran khan, under anti terror laws. their investigation comes after he accused the police and judiciary of detaining and torturing a close aide. he has now been granted pre arrest bail until thursday. britain s intelligence agencies are facing accusations of colluding in the abduction and torture of a british national by the indian authorities. jagtar sinthohal, a sikh activist and bloggerfrom scotland, was seized by indian police five years ago and has been in prison ever since. his case has been raised by successive prime ministers. now the human rights group reprieve has shown the bbc documents which they say prove that his arrest came after a tip off from british intelligence. 0ur security correspondent frank gardener is here. tell us more about this. it is a
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