hostage. now he s been told..she could be alive. grief so profound. when three weeks ago, he had grief so profound. when three weeks ago, he had been grief so profound. when three weeks ago, he had been told grief so profound. when three weeks ago, he had been told his grief so profound. when three weeks ago, he had been told his daughter had been killed on october the 7th and the hamas attacks. his response was that of a loving father, wanting nothing but the best for his dear child. , ., ., child. the weirdest thing for a arent, child. the weirdest thing for a parent. to child. the weirdest thing for a parent, to hear child. the weirdest thing for a parent, to hear that child. the weirdest thing for a parent, to hear that their - child. the weirdest thing for a i parent, to hear that their child is dead. and you are relieved. i just. ijust knew she wasn t in gaza. i knew she wasn t terrified out of her life. i knew she wasn t going to be. in any more pain or stress. i
good evening. we re injerusalem as a grim milestone is reached across the border in gaza. the health ministry in the territory, which is run by hamas, is now reporting that more than 10,000 people have been killed in israeli strikes in the last four weeks. israel says it s targeting members of hamas, a group designated as a terrorist organisation by the uk, and responsible for killing more than 1,400 people in southern israel and seizing over 200 hostages on oct 7th. 200 hostages on october 7th. all major un agencies are calling for a humanitarian ceasefire in israel s armed response. well, let s joinjeremy bowen now for the very latest from southern israel not far from the border with gaza. jeremie. jeremie. yeah, thanks, clive. let s talk a little jeremie. yeah, thanks, clive. let s talk a little about jeremie. yeah, thanks, clive. let s talk a little about those jeremie. yeah, thanks, clive. let s talk a little about those casualty i talk a little about those casualt
they are orsola de castro, the co founder of fashion revolution and the author of the book loved clothes last, and kriti tula, the founder of doodlage, who creates sustainable fashion from waste. also joining us is the founder and the big boss of thredup, one of the world s biggest fashion resale platforms, who tells us second hand clothing is now transcending generations. wherever you rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, the captivating world of fashion it s all about aspiration. it s an industry that thrives on innovation, constantly reinventing itself with the latest trends. it both shapes and is shaped by the society around us. there is, of course, the high end couture versus the ready to wear that you can pick up off the rack at your favourite retailer. then there are the business models fast fashion, based on quantity, and slow fashion, based on quality. both push the concept of seasonal limited desi
britain s manufacturers are beginning to see a recovery as demand in the uk increases and major markets begin to pick up that s according to a survey published today by the manufacturers organisation make uk. but while uk orders are rising, export orders have declined as businesses both in the uk and eu are yet to settle into the new uk eu trading arrangements. last friday the office for national statistics said uk goods exports to the european union fell by almost a1% in january, while imports tumbled 28.8%. the figures were the biggest drop since records began in 1997, and are the first since new trading rules between the uk and the eu came into force. so will exports recover? stephen phipson is chief executive of make uk. nice executive of make uk. to talk to you. start with your nice to talk to you. start with your survey, tell us how widespread it was and why you say the data gives you optimism about what is ahead? we say the data gives you optimism about what is ahea
A bumpy road for toyota . The worlds second largest carmaker is expected to to report shrinking profits as the us market slows down. On the farm in the us we assess the impact of President Trumps policies in an industry that relies on migrant workers, even the undocumented ones. Welcome to World Business report. Im sally bundock. In a minute well itroduce you to the First American 800 billion company. We start with the worlds second biggest carmaker toyota it will report its latest set of Financial Results in just a few hours. The japanese car giant is expected reveal its had a tough quarter with operating profits falling by 30 . The key reason being a slowdown in the United States taking its toll on the business this year. This follows a record year there last year when carmakers sold 17. 6 million vehicles in the us. But it would seem, at least for now, the winning run is coming to an end in toyotas biggest market. Compared to the same period last year, the company has experienced a