the humanitarian situation in gaza. it s particularly acute in northern gaza, which has received little aid in recent weeks and food and animal feed has run out. aid agencies say hunger and disease are spreading, with children particularly at risk. the war also continues to have an impact on other countries around the world. in a moment, we ll take a look at the fallout of the gaza ceasefire vote in the house of commons. first though, a uk funded consignment of medicines, fuel and food has been air dropped by thejordanian air force to the area, close to the tal al hawa hospital. our correspondent quentin sommerville who s in amman was on board the flight which dropped aid into gaza. it s not a long flight over gaza. we were in a c130 hercules cargo plane flying with they have been on the situation for some time. you know, the circumstances are pitiful where people are going without food, without water, without proper medical care. and they ve been in that situation for some
to light when it settles in. so, who is to blame? did you put profits before people? it is day three for paula vennells at the public inquiry. time for the sub postmasters lawyers to ask questions. you still continue to live in a cloud of denial. - and they didn t hold back. i didn t know, nobody- told me, i can t remember, i wasn t shown this. i relied on the lawyers. i have tried to do this to the very best of my ability. looking under that rock you re going to find a problem it will devastate the post office. you couldn t let that happen, could you? i loved the post office. i gave it. i worked. ..as hard as i possibly could to deliver. ..the best post office for the uk. she was asked about this episode of the one show and the case ofjo hamilton. she discussing it in an e mail. did the mask slip? i made a mistake in this e mail. is the reality what you said here reflected the behind closed doors attitude to these postmasters? no. she has been rude to all of us. if she just