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more than i palestinian territory, where more thani million people need food, water, as well as medicines, and a short while back, egypt did confirm that it will open what it called a sustainable aid corridor through the rafah crossing into gaza. the announcement comes after a visit to israel by the us president, and whatjoe biden called a very blunt negotiation, to get as many aid trucks into gaza as possible. president buys and is now on his way back to president biden is on his way back to the us in a short while ago he spoke about his phone call with the egyptian president. he agreed that what he would do is open the gate to do two things one, let up to 20 trucks through to begin with. satterfield, my ambassador, is down there. not down there, in cairo now. he s going to co ordinate this. he has my authority to do what is needed to get it done. they re going to patch the roads. they have to fill in potholes to get these trucks through and that s going to occur. ....
military social media account, the people who deal with the palestinian issue and territories. they say that one area, that it is the designated safe area. ~ . , one area, that it is the designated safe area. ~ ., , , safe area. what is your response? it is outrageous. safe area. what is your response? it is outrageous, it safe area. what is your response? it is outrageous, it is safe area. what is your response? it is outrageous, it is impossible. - safe area. what is your response? it is outrageous, it is impossible. how| is outrageous, it is impossible. how on earth can 2 million people go to that place? and people won t go because they are not safe, they don t feel safe. we had seen ambulances targeted, hospitals and schools hit by israel in the last few days, people will think they are being sent there to be bombed. they won t trust it and even if they did, who is meant to provide age, it is under constant bombardment of the system is collapsing. this under c ....
azerbaijan says it will continue its military assault on nagorno karabakh until armenian separatists there surrender. officials in the disputed territory say 25 people have been killed and more than 80 injured since fighting broke out early on tuesday. azerbaijani forces have launched artillery, missile and drone attacks in the breakaway enclave which is recognised internationally as part of azerbaijan. let s get more on this with our correspondent in tbilisi, rayhan demytrie. ijust want i just want to bring ijust want to bring in a line that we are getting from the poku has offered his appeals for an end to the conflict and a peaceful solution in nagorno karabakh. bring us up to date on what is happening now, rayhan? up-to-date on what is happening now, ra han? . , ., ., rayhan? that is right, samantha, there has been rayhan? that is right, samantha, there has been a rayhan? that is right, samantha, there has been a lot rayhan? that is right, samantha, there has ....
13,965. cheering. in the london suburbs, a tory by election win this summer when many expected defeat. and the key issue, a costly clampdown on dirty vehicles imposed by the capital s labour mayor an idea the conservatives opposed. cutting carbon matters, the prime minister has long argued but a balance has to be struck. i m committed to net zero. of course i am. but we re going to do that in a pragmatic and a proportionate way without unnecessarily adding costs and burdens to families, particularly at a time like now, when the cost of living is a challenge for people with inflation where it is. in new york this week, as world leaders gather at the united nations, intense debate, too, about climate change and what to do about it. among those there, this conservative mp who led a review into the government s approach to net zero. this is going to be an economic disaster. actually, we are missing out already. we see the united states where i am here at new york cl ....
the news. first, it is time for newswatch. hello and welcome to newswatch with me samira ahmed. vital insight orjust demoralising coverage? the bbc‘s special nhs reporting is in the spotlight. is it ever justified to show an image of a child who hasjust been killed, as newsnight did in a report about a recent us raid in yemen? reports about the national health service have been especially frequent on television news bulletins over the last few weeks of winter, but this week more so than ever. the bbc was running a week of special programmes and reports, which they branded as health check, about the state of the nhs, including monday s panorama and lengthy items on the 6pm and 10pm bulletins on monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. seven years ago this council spent about a third of its budget providing care and support to people who are older and disabled. but now the cost of adult social care is heading towards half of its budget, with demand still increasing and ....