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phase that s according to the un. the humanitarian relief co ordinator told the bbc that militants were directly targeting families who remain trapped. iraqi forces supported by kurds, shia militias and us forces are pushing into western mosul, which is still largely held by the last remaining militants. eastern mosul is back in the hands of the government. alan johnston reports. in the ruins of the streets, the battle grinds on. one more shot fired and in the heat and the attack continues on the fringes of mosul old city. in the distance, the mosque held by the militants and they may well fight to the death to try to keep it. as the army presses forward , try to keep it. as the army presses forward, fears grow for the thousands of civilians trapped in the old city. they are in danger of being hit accidentally by the attacking government forces and the un said the militants are using civilians as human shields, targeting those who try to escape. some families to gather thei
in cambridgeshire. she died on monday after a tiger entered the enclosure she was in. ben ando reports. we do a lot of work for conservation, a lot of breeding to try and save. rosa king had always loved animals. according to those who knew her was passionate about welfare and protection. yesterday while doing thejob she protection. yesterday while doing the job she loved at hamilton zoo park, one of the tigers in her care attacked and killed her. today the family and friends of her pay tribute to the woman who had a special affinity for cheaters but loved all the big cats. now an investigation is under way, police say there is no suspicious circumstances but they will want to know how a tiger got into an enclosure where she was working and turned a fun bank holiday into a tragedy. expert said tigers are wild and are potentially dangerous weather in captivity or not. under normal circumstances there is no reason for a predator like a tiger and a keeper should be in the same e
and all of the key markets are down by nearly 1%. why such a bad start to the trading week? we talk you through the winners and losers. and we ll be getting the inside track on baby food. it s a huge market worth $53 billion. and we re speaking to the mum who couldn t find what she wanted in the shops, so she started her own organic business. and we want to hear from you today do you still trust samsung? the 58 will be out soon. would you buy another samsung phone? let us know. welcome to the programme. the start of a new business week. do get in touch, whether it is about samsung, baby food or any the other stories. let s start in south korea. korean electronics giant samsung has released the results of its investigation into its flagship galaxy note 7 smartphones. in october last year the phones were recalled because some had overheated and caught fire. the pictures were all over social media. the company today confirmed problems with the design, saying the manufacturing