Freed on health grounds, hamas said no longer hostages but survivors. Both were kidnapped by hamas gunmen from their homes in nir oz, the scars of looting and destruction still mark the empty kibbutz. This was what they lived through. The vision of home they took to gaza, just three miles away. And this was what they lived through there. Israeli air strikes, more than 300 a day, caught between their army and hamas. Many Palestinian Civilians feel the same. Gazas hamas run government says israeli strikes killed more than 400 people in a single day. Hope, draining from the chance of peace, still surfaces in the chance to save a life. Ibrahim from blackpool is trying to leave gaza with his mother and three siblings. They have been living here for a year. Buildings very close to us on our street, destroyed. We had to flee the house, flee our flat where we were living, and go to khan younis, and stay with Family Members. There were 43 of us staying in one flat. 0n the israeli side of the bo
Lets return to the issue of small boats crossing the channel from france to england and yesterday was another grim milestone as five people died trying to get across hours after the British Parliament passed legislation designed to deter such journeys. French Officials Say 112 people were on board the overcrowded vessel. A new law in britain aims to send people arriving on small boats to rwanda to have their asylum claims processed. The deaths in the channel are not an isolated incident. Yesterday alone, there were reports of migrants dying in other parts of the world trying to reach another country by boat. We heard from the uns Migration Agency that at least 21 people died off the coast of djibouti. 23 are still missing on the so called Eastern Migration Route between the middle east and africa. On the same day, the Tunisian Coastguard said they retrieved the bodies of 19 migrants who had been trying to reach italy. The un has called crossing the mediterranean the deadliest route for
Fully organic, it produces solar energy and develops Carbon Capture so of course this is an issue very close to the heart of king charles, he has been pursuing pushing these ideas for decades, of course, so today has been very much about looking after the planet and this was it in bordeaux, all about seeing the area where they are focusing on this the most, this forest where hes at now he has just arrived and then later on going on a sustainable vineyard. He got the try a little earlier, all part of the green agenda, and before that he was at the town hall. He got the try a little earlier. He met that the mayor of bordeaux and the mayor of bristol was there as well, as the two towns are twinned. Queen camilla is visiting a charity, a local charity there in bordeaux while king charles is here focusing on the trees. And meeting a lot of officials today. It has been a hugely busy day. He was also visiting a frigate to basically emphasise the Strong Military ties between the two countries.
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comes after a report concluded britain was no longer a country where the system was rigged against ethnic minorities. nazanin zaghari ratcliffe is adjusting to life back in the uk having been reunited with her family. she was released yesterday after nearly six years in detention in iran. another british iranian, anoosheh ashoori, who was detained for five years, is also now back home. with the latest, here s our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley. it is the middle of the night. the plane has just it is the middle of the night. the plane hasjust landed. plane has just landed. seven year old gabriella can t wait to see her mum. very much in the background now, the foreign secretary, as everyone strains for a first glimpse of the precious cargo. at last she comes out. can you even begin to imagine what she is feeling? begin to imagine what she is feelin: ? ~ , begin to imagine what she is feeling?- that - begin to imagine what she is feeling?- that is - begin to imagine what she i