if you re an organisation that cares about truthful honest journalism if you re an organisation that cares about truthful honestjournalism and proper practice, i think it is a very difficult read. the un secretary general calls for a ceasefire in the conflict between israelis and palestinians in gaza ijust i just received a ijust received a message in the message says victory! elation as hundreds of women are declared eligible for compensation after being given faulty breast implants. and proposals for the biggest shake up of the rail network in 25 years, including a new state owned body to set timetables and ticket prices. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the bbc has issued a full and unconditional apology after a highly critical report into the way it obtained an interview with diana, princess of wales in 1995. it was on that occasion that diana for the first time publicly spoke about why her relationship to prince charles had broken down, famously tel
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# el diablo! and, it s back: getting ready for eurovision s return after it was cancelled last year because of the pandemic. hello and welcome to bbc news. the first un aid convoys have arrived in gaza after israel temporarily opened two border crossings. palestinian officials say reconstruction costs will run to tens of millions of dollars. president biden has promised international help in rebuilding homes and businesses. earlier, there were clashes between israeli police and palestinians around the al aqsa mosque in occupied eastjerusalem. violence at the holy site was one of the flashpoints that led to the 11 day conflict, which has ended with both sides claiming victory. our middle east editor jeremy bowen reports from gaza. at first light in gaza was not a new start with the conflict with his role running deep. but no air strikes and time to reflect. men from islamicjihad who fought a long hamas have no regrets, they marched to bury nine men. they were killed in a strik
it s about palestinian terrorist and intelligence office for the palestinian terrorist organization housed in that building that plots and organizes the terror attacks against israeli civilians. it s a perfectly legitimate target. one of the ap journalists said we were lucky to get out. you weren t lucky to get out. it wasn t luck. we took special pains to call people in those buildings to make sure the premises were vacated. hamas launched rockets over israel. one rocket hitting a synagogue blowing a hole through the ceiling. nic robertson joins me now. you ve seen this play out time and begin in your reporting over the years. the united security council holding a meeting on the escalating violence this morning. what are you seeing on the ground and is the u.n. taking any action yet to attempt to stop this violence? reporter: the u.n. in gaza has been saying that the number of people, number of families coming to them to try to find places to seek refugee designated sa
high rise building. home to the associated press and other international media outlets. israel says hamas military intelligence was operating inside the building. but journalists get an hour to evacuate, frantically packing up what they could. the president of the ap reacting. we are shocked and horrified. that building provided the best vantage point for the world to see the events in gaza. and now that building is destroyed. plus, matt gates is associate set to appear in court tomorrow morning and it could spell trouble for the florida republican congressman. it s not putting a damper on gaetz who s been cracking jokes about the federal investigation. and the missing tiger scene in a houston neighborhood last week has been found. we have all the details on that ahead. good morning, it is sunday, may 16th. i m lindsey reiser. we could all sleep a little bit easier knowing that that tiger you are new york. it was houston, 2000 miles away. and it has been a week