a new stadium for the club. and could this revolving restaurant make a comeback? now one of london s most famous landmarks, the bt tower, on newsnight at half ten. chaos in the house of commons an emotional speaker sir lindsay hoyle apologises for his handling of a debate on a cease fire in gaza. can he survive the anger of the conservatives and the snp? good evening. there ve been extraordinary scenes in parliament tonight. the day began with mps preparing to vote on calling a ceasefire in gaza. but instead of ending the day with a clear decision on what to say about the israel gaza conflict, the house of commons descended into chaos as mps argued about arcane voting procedures and how a vote could be held. our deputy political editor vicki young has been following it all, and joins us now. yes, those events in the middle east really have led to some very emotional and fraud and often angry debates in the house of commons over that, particularly over the idea of when and i
the couple who ve and coming up on bbc news after his first win of 2024, another defeat for andy murray, who loses in the second round in qatar to teenagerjakub mensik. good evening. last week, israeli special forces rescued two of the hostages kidnapped by hamas designated a terrorist organisation by the uk government on october 7. they were being held in southern gaza in the city of rafah. there was huge relief for the families of 60 year old fernando simon marman and 70 year old louis har, as well as a boost for national morale. but the miltiary raid to free them reportedly left more than 70 people dead and dozens wounded. the bbc s special correspondent fergal keane has been hearing the stories of civilians and medics caught up in a night of fear. his piece contains distressing details. they were rescued from here. the two israeli hostages that were kidnapped by hamas in the massacre of october 7th are now home. this is the story of the price paid by the civilians o
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