and we re still here. tala s daily life, a relentless struggle to care for her disabled brother yazid. three times they tried to escape rafah. like last november, when our cameraman first met them at the border. we were trying to do anything that we can to do to survive, because we just. i simply don t want to die at 24. they didn t get out of gaza then. back home amid the constant noise of drones overhead, tala tried to comfort yazid. and then just a few days ago, we had news from cairo. they d escaped to the safety of a flat in the egyptian capital. tala described the moment they left. i can t hear drones any more and i can t see. i can t. i m sorry. i won t be hearing any bombings or any air strikes. and that felt really surreal. but normality, even being able to boil a kettle for tea, has brought uncomfortable feelings. this is one of the hardest feelings to talk about. tala carries the memory of the people she s left behind. every time i have food to eat or i don t have
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correspondent, sean dilley whojoins me now. incredibly tragic news we are bringing you. also bbc news online will have the various updates. police received a call at around 1240 this morning to what is known as the force control room. they had as the force control room. they had a call to check the address where inside they found three children are they obvious he could not be saved and were pronounced dead on the scene. 0fficers and were pronounced dead on the scene. officers have confirmed a 42 year old woman is currently in police custody and in hospital. we won t begin to speculate what they may that may or may not be about but what we do know from the polices that a referral has been made to the independent 0ffice that a referral has been made to the independent office for police conduct in relation to previous police contact in this case. we don t have access to those police logs and we don t know what that contact may or may not have been. but police control rooms r
to the holocaust, president silva has disgraced the memory of 6 millionjews murdered by the nazis, and he s demonized thejewish state like the most virulent anti semite. he should be ashamed of himself. paul adams is injersusalem for us he spoke to me earlier and explained and explained more about the israeli goverments reaction. he was clearly very offended. as were other israeli ministers. the brazilian ambassador is likely to be called into the foreign ministry to explain his president s actions both benjamin netanyahu said comparisons between israel and the nazis and hitler was crossing a red line. it is profoundly offensive to all israelis to suggest what is happening in gaza today has any connection or comparison to what the nazis did to 6 millionjews in world war ii. and the israelis are clearly not in the mood to let these remarks pass. he is not alone in expressing concern about the israeli operation in gaza. he is not and of course this comes on the heels of a mov
at the age ofjust 28 of causing trouble for causes that she believes passionately in. she is shaped also by her experience, an experience shared by so manyjunior doctors, of working on the front line of the nhs during the pandemic, of seeing so many people die so traumatically. emma runswick, welcome to political thinking. thank you for having me. you are called many things and have been since you took up this post. militant is one that keeps coming up. is that a badge of pride or is it an insult from the tabloid press? in some ways, it s a badge of pride, because what they mean by militant is organised, consistent. it means that i am one of the many standing up for doctors and patients in this country against a government and an nhs situation which is very, very difficult. so it s not something that i might necessarily choose for myself, but i m not offended by it in any way. there are other phrases. ringleader of a cabal of far left medics. hmm, interesting. i mean, i d