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scotland, northern england and northern ireland. this is how we ll begin sunday morning. some showers feeding in towards the south, but also some sunshine. blustery conditions. that rain perhaps moving further northwards, as we head through the day on sunday. temperatures again generally between ten and 15 degrees celsius for most, but staying very unsettled, possibly turning stormy too through the middle part of next week. bye bye. this is bbc news. the headlines. a source tells the bbc that negotiations are accelerating to agree on a ceasefire and reach an exchange deal on hostages between hamas and israel. israel s military says it s carried out more air and ground attacks in gaza, hitting dozens of hamas targets and killing a senior commander. a senior un official warns that many more will die in gaza from catastrophic aid shortages and says aid deliveries so far amount to nothing more than crumbs . and as regional tensions rise, the us says air strikes it carried ou ....
hello, welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m javad at the cnn center in atlanta where it is when i am here. u.s. presidential biden will make a second visit this year to an active war zone, traveling to israel wednesday a traumatic show support which comes at a crucial moment, more than a week after is the president attacked by a moment and it s really a ground offensive in gaza is believed to be a minute. eight days near constant is really airstrikes have left gaza facing a humanitarian crisis like never before. white house officials are increasingly concerned about a regional escalation. yes secretary of state anthony blinken announced the presidents visit to chen american diplomatic mission across the middle east. he is coming here at a critical moment for israel, for the region, and for the world. the president will reaffirm the united states solidarity with israel. our ironclad commitment towards security. the president wi ....
the new center here in los angeles. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. weber getting with the breaking news of that deadly attack on israel. hamas militants, launching a surprise, simultaneous rocket and ground attack. this, at the break of dawn, killing 70 people, according to israeli emergency services. israeli officials say, hamas has fired 2500 rockets. the rocket fire serving as cover for an unprecedented multipronged infiltration of hamas fighters crossing into israel s borders. israel s military said that palestinian fighters penetrated at least three military installations. those being at the eras border crossing, the zakim base, and the gaza division headquarters and at rhame. now at one point, israel s police chief said, forces were engaging gunman in 21 separate locations. israel s prime minister says, he spoke with president biden, as well as secretary of state anthony blinken, and they say that the u.s. fully supports israel s right to defend itself ....
hello, and welcome to our viewers joining us from the united states and all around the world. the u.s. government less than 4 hours away from shutting down ahead we ll look at the republican infighting that s making a deal nearly impossible. plus, a state of emergency in new york city as highways, subways, and even laguardia airport are flooded. and a murder mystery nearly 30 years in the making. police just arrested a suspect in the shooting death of rapper tupac shakur. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with leyla harrak. the u.s. government is down to its final day of operation before it must shut down. on friday u.s. republicans roundly rejected u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy s latest attempt to gain their support. unless there s a break through this weekend active duty troops and border agents may soon have to work without pay. food assistance for millions could be at risk. government loans to farmers, students, small businesses ....
good evening. migration and how to reform our asylum system are set to be some of the defining issues of the next general election. the government and labour have competing plans to tackle it, although everyone agrees the criminal gangs who charge people thousands of pounds to put them in a dinghy to cross the channel have to be stopped. tonight, we re going to talk about those competing proposals which will work, if any? and explore how we ve got to a point where all agree the asylum system is operating neither efficiently nor effectively, costing taxpayers around £4 billion a year, up 100% in 12 months. we re going to hear this evening from people you don t often hearfrom refugees who have made that horrificjourney across the water from france, asking why they did it, and are they advising others to follow? also we ll hear from experts, independent experts who absolutely know what the facts and figures are, and from others who have their own views and ideas about ....