And the viral moment a grandmother was hoisted into air by a shops shutters is captured in a new mural at the scene. Good morning. It is much colder this morning good morning. It is much colder this morning with a frost in the north, and one morning with a frost in the north, and one or morning with a frost in the north, and one or two i saw fog patches as welt and one or two i saw fog patches as welt for and one or two i saw fog patches as welt forall and one or two i saw fog patches as well. Forallthe and one or two i saw fog patches as well. For all the prospects, join me in about well. For all the prospects, join me in about a well. For all the prospects, join me in about a quarter of an hour for more in about a quarter of an hour for more detail. One or two ice or fog patches. Its saturday march 16. Good morning. Our main story a Ship Carrying 200 tonnes of food to gaza has started unloading its cargo after leaving cyprus earlier this week. Its the first vessel to try to get suppl
Universally popular. We also saw protest on the steps of the senedd a couple of weeks ago with farmers unhappy about the new dell they are being offered post brexit. So i think a mixed Picture Photo a new deal. When we look at his reputation on leaving. But i think history will look at him as someone who certainly was prominent due to the pandemic, probably exercise more power over the lives of people in wales from day to day than any other First Minister, therefore probably pushed forward devolution, he made much more of a marks in any of his predecessors. More of a marks in any of his predecessors. And he said he wouldnt give predecessors. And he said he wouldnt give any predecessors. And he said he wouldnt give any advice predecessors. And he said he wouldnt give any advice to i predecessors. And he said he | wouldnt give any advice to his successor, what do we know about Vaughan Gething and how he is likely to take on the role . Vaughan gething and how he is likely to take on the r
Been accepted by hamas. From jerusalem, our middle east correspondent Yolande Knell reports you may find some of her report distressing. The panic and confusion as rescuers pull the wounded from the rubble after an overnight israeli airstrike in rafah. And today, another all too familiar scene in gaza, a mother struggling with unbearable loss. After israel seized control of the key crossing with egypt, it says its continuing a limited offensive in gazas southernmost city, battling hamas gunmen in the east of their last stronghold. But for hundreds of thousands of palestinians who fled to rafah to escape the fighting elsewhere, theres renewed fear. Translation last time i they told us to go to rafah, saying theres aid and its a safe place, and look, they came into rafah. For now, i wont go anywhere. Ill stay here. Its enough. Were tired of being displaced, and i dont know where i want to go. World powers have warned israel against a full assault here, saying it would be a humanitarian c
we will get reaction tonight to that and to the calls for a ceasefire. now is not the time, says labour leader sir keir starmer, who in spite of the loud protests within his party is backing israel s response. not an easy time though for america sjewish community, with antisemistism on the rise at colleges and universities. with us tonight to discuss the fallout from the war. the former adviser to president obama s state department, joel rubin and the deputy comment editor at the telegraph, annabelle denham. maybe get her thoughts as well, on dominic cummings evidence to the covid inquiry today it was pretty insane he said that the then pm and other officials took february half term off in 2020 as the virus went rampant. good evening. jabalia is the largest of the gaza strip s eight refugee camps, and the most densely populated. before the war, there were 116,000 people living in just 1.5 square kilometeres. it s no longer populated with tents, it is full of high tena
reserved to westminster and we need that to be in public ownership too. as talk to our scottish political correspondent. andrew, good to have you with us. i was talking to the snb spokesperson this morning. all sorts of plans that the snp has. let s talk about whatjohn swinney says. basically about railways. let s talk about that festival. that s rightjohn swinney was on the that s right john swinney was on the campaign that s right john swinney was on the campaign show in five in an area cold campaign show in five in an area cold lieven campaign show in five in an area cold lieven mouth. reopening a velvet cold lieven mouth. reopening a velvet link cold lieven mouth. reopening a velvet link there. what s the snp are trying velvet link there. what s the snp are trying to do, it is a common theme are trying to do, it is a common theme. they think they can keep labour theme. they think they can keep labour on theme. they think they can keep labour on the right tra