england s water companies dumped twice as much into them last year, compared to the year before. how is that allowed? who or what specifically is responsible the firms, the bosses, heavy rainfall, privatisation, the regulators. the government? we ll ask campaigner feargal sharkey and the tory mp who s head of the environmental audit select committee. police are looking again at claims made by the conservatives that labour s deputy leader broke electoral law over the sale of her house. last week angela rayner told this programme. it isa it is a nonstory manufactured to try and smear me. nick will bring you the latest. the government has missed its target to reduce the number of autistic people and those with learning disabilities in secure units. we ll talk live to alexis quinn who is autistic and spent three years in such a unit. she says she was restrained 97 times and forcibly drugged. plus mark urban has been looking into the rise of the far right in rural communities in
to the us, and made his way to the demilitarized zone which separates the two koreas before running to the northern side. pyongyang has now claimed private king was driven to come to north korea because of inhuman maltreatment and racial discrimination while serving in the us army. and the state news agency goes on to claim that private king has admitted to crossing illegally, and has asked for refuge in the north. it is the first time north korea has knowledge detaining the soldier. the claims have not been verified, and in a press briefing the white house has urged people to be mindful of where the statement was made when considering its validity. we when considering its validity. would caution everyo consider we would caution everyone to consider the source here. that is incredibly important as we are killing the report. we can t verify the comments that are being attributed to private king obviously. we remain focused on his safe return for the past several weeks and we
where 260 people died. imagine yourself using a rocket that is meant to fire on houses or tanks fired on a group of 20 civilians. this is the scene live in gaza we ll bring you the very latest from both sides of the border. hello. welcome to bbc news. the conflict between israel and hamas has entered its fourth day. all indications seem to be that full size are preparing for a long and deadly struggle. this drone video shows the scale of destruction wreaked across the gaza strip over the past few days. israel s army claims to have hit a further 200 hamas targets in overnight bombing. israel has ordered a total siege to cut off water and food and supplies to gaza prompting criticism from the un chief antonio guterres. and calls for a humanitarian corridor to be set up. almost 190,000 people have been displaced and half a million are unable to get food rations. meanwhile israel says it has secured control of its border fence with gaza and has recovered the bodies of 1500 hama