it s newsday. hi singapore this is bbc news. it s newsday. singapore this is bbc news. it s newsday. hi there. thank ou for it s newsday. hi there. thank you for being it s newsday. hi there. thank you for being with it s newsday. hi there. thank you for being with us. - it s newsday. hi there. thank you for being with us. if- you for being with us. if you re just you for being with us. if you rejustjoining us, here s a quick update on the latest developments on the israel gaza war. forthe developments on the israel gaza war. for the first time since the conflict broke out, more than 400 foreign passport holders and injured palestinians have been allowed to leave gaza. the rafah border crossing, in the south of gaza, until today had only been opening to allow humanitarian aid for palestinians in. elsewhere, there s been another big air strike onjabalia in northern gaza, which israel has declared an evacuation zone. this, a day after an israeli attack killed dozens of peo
she died not long after i moved to the uk. her death has always haunted me. why didn t her british husband report her missing? i tracked him down to question him. mr armitage! yeah? did you kill your wife? mr armitage. .. i replied to your email, 0k? this is the first time buathong is visiting the place where her cousin was found. in 2004, walkers came across her half naked body here in this remote place. it was buathong who recognised a police drawing of her in a bbc story, finally identifying the body as 36 year old lamduan armitage seekany. for 15 years, she was just known as the lady of the hills. no one in the uk had reported her missing. at first, police didn t believe her death was suspicious. it wasn t until 2016, more than a decade after she was found, that the case was reopened after a police review. they now believed she was killed. the lack of any form of identification, with a body taken away from the local habitation would suggest that somebody is trying to hide
and it s a place ofjoy, imagination. it s where you can just truly escape and dream about what s possible. and i ve been committed to that idea since i was a small child, and i guess it never left me. and we are, of course, going to talk much more about disney. but i d like to just get a sense first of who you are and how you got here. i think you were born on rhode island, in rhode island, and grew up in a single parent family. your mother worked two jobs to support you and your sister. and as i said at the beginning, you ve talked about being bullied. what was it about watching cinderella that helped you cope? oh, i think definitely the part about cinderella that i m most connected with is. she was mistreated by her own family, which is even more upsetting. but she stayed true to herself. she didn t believe them when they treated her like she was less than them. and i think for children, when a child s bullied, they tend to eventually believe the bullies. they think, i am.
to a 190 run win over new zealand in pune to put them on the clinch of a semi final spot. they pull of 357/4 after being put in and new zealand slumped to 167 all out, a third straight defeat leaving them with crucial matches against pakistan and sri lanka to come. here s our correspondent joe wilson. from paris to pune, south africa play intense world cup sport against new zealand. quinton de kock got his fourth hundred of this competition. new zealand look depleted, hence marco jansen bowled five sixes in his 133. look at this one. new zealand pushed to the limits, but that ball is beyond the boundary. david miller hit south africa s 77th sixth of the tournament, a world cup record and we re weeks from the final. new zealand chose to bat second in this match. 358 to when, eight for 41 when devon conway was caught and new zealand folded to 167 all out. the defeat and skillet with consequences for net run rate leaves them vulnerable in the top four. south africa look world cu
the highest it s been in 15 years. but last month, the bank s rate setting committee narrowly voted to keep it unchanged. and it s widely expected to do the same again today as evidence grows of the strain that high borrowing costs are putting on the economy and the housing market. here s our cost of living correspondent colletta smith. this is my monthly dining out, put that in as a reminder. ebony is doing all the right things. ebony is doing all the right thins. , ., , ., ., things. this month they have a savin: things. this month they have a saving goals things. this month they have a saving goals towards things. this month they have a saving goals towards my - things. this month they have a i saving goals towards my house buying savings. she saving goals towards my house buying savings- buying savings. she and her artner buying savings. she and her partner saving buying savings. she and her partner saving carefully - partner saving carefully putting cash into phys