he values the bounty from the lake and the strength he sees in netanyahu. he thinks his father, who survived auschwitz, would have approved. he has a number in his hand from the holocaust. and my father tell me one thing — don't trust nobody in your life, trust only yourself and do everything that is good for you. the crew unites around fish, not politics. this man is voting for the centre—left opposition, worried that the cost—of—living is pricing young israelis out of their future. a lot of young people want to move from israel. it is something that is happening. but hopefully something will be ebetter, i don't know. better, i don't know. amid the electoral pyrotechnics, retired general benny gantz, the opposition leader, has had to deny claims from the meta nyahu camp that he made sex videos. neta nyahu, he says, is trying to lie and cheat his way to victory. the prime minister is claiming credit for donald trump's so—called deal of century — an attempt to end the conflict on israel's terms. it allows israel, in defiance of international law,

israeli leader, benjamin netanyahu said the measure was essential to safeguard public health. in britain a fifth death from the virus has been confirmed. the total number of cases now exceeds three hundred. earlier prime minister boris johnson held emergency talks with senior officials. but major sporting fixtures in the uk have not yet been cancelled. as the international community struggles to contain the spread of coronavirus, the world health organisation has praised china for its response, suggesting it's a model for others to follow. but inside china, there's anger over the way the authorities have handled the outbreak, with censorship being stepped up, the very approach that experts say helped to accelerate the spread in the first place. 0ur correspondent john sudworth reports. in this message, a medic complains about the quality of protective equipment. the video has now been blocked on the chinese internet. this one has been taken down too, a daughter crying out for her dead mother. ever since china silenced dr li wenliang who tried to warn about the dangers of the vi

benjamin netanyahu themselves for two weeks. benjamin neta nyahu described the measure as essential to safeguard public health. in britain, a fifth death has been confirmed, the total number of cases now exceeds 300 stopping the prime minister held emergency talks with officials. it major sporting fixtures have not been cancelled. donald trump has faced questions about whether he has been tested for covid-i9, whether he has been tested for covid-i9, two whether he has been tested for covid—19, two republican congressmen who met him in recent days placed themselves in isolation because they were in contact with someone who tested positive. is the world struggles to contain the spread of the virus, the world health organization has praised china for its risk wants, suggesting it isa for its risk wants, suggesting it is a model for others to follow. inside china, though, there is anger over the ways authorities have handled the outbreak, stepping up the approach which officials said helped accelerate the spread anyway. in this me

israeli leader, benjamin netanyahu said the measure was essential to safeguard public health. in britain a fifth death from the virus has been confirmed. the total number of cases now exceeds three hundred. earlier prime minister boris johnson held emergency talks with senior officials. but major sporting fixtures in the uk have not yet been cancelled. in the us it's emerged that two republican congressmen, who have self—quarantined, recently had close contact with president trump. doug collins and matt gaetz decided to self—isolate after being exposed to someone diagnosed with the virus. mr gaetz travelled with the president on air force one on monday. as the international community struggles to contain the spread of coronavirus, the world health organisation has praised china for its response, suggesting it's a model for others to follow. but inside china, there's anger over the way the authorities have handled the outbreak, with censorship being stepped up, the very approach that experts say helped to accelerate the spread in the first place. our correspondent john sudw

mr netanyahu, who leads the right—wing likud, is seeking a record fifth term in office. he is due in court later this month on corruption charges, which he has strongly denied. dozens of homes in east yorkshire are still under water, after the river aire overflowed its banks, following unprecedented rainfall in recent weeks. the water remains several feet deep in places, and it's expected to be a few more days before people will be allowed back into the worst—affected homes. 0ur correspondent danny savage sent this report. the rain which caused all this flooding is now a distant memory, but the problems it created go on and on. in the village of east cowick, 69 homes have been flooded. you need waders to reach many of them. we've been watching every day and thinking, another foot, another foot, another foot, and thinking we were going to get away with it. and then when it actually goes in, you relax then, it's done, it's finished. you've nowt to fight. this is sodden, isn't it? yeah. and when you lose the battle, this is what is left. people's homes, their sanctuaries,

netanyahu, he says, is trying to lie and cheat his way to victory. the prime minister is claiming credit for donald trump's so—called deal of century — an attempt to end the conflict on israel's terms. it allows israel, in defiance of international law, to annex settlements on land palestinians want for a state. this is shilo, where they're building a new school. the settlers want two election victories this year — binyamin netanyahu and trump. it is very important for us, both elections, and we are engaged in all sorts of personalities and organisations and groups to assure both here and there that as much as possible, we get the people in office that we want. nearby, palestinians were on a hilltop they believe settlers might grab. the old issues don't go away. and, as ever, it's come down to control of the land — that's always been at the centre of the conflict, a century ago and today. by morning, israeli forces were driving palestinians off the hill. the last real chance of a negotiated peace was collapsing when these young men were babie

if netanyahu things at the moment? if neta nyahu can form things at the moment? if netanyahu can form a right—wing block, he will need to, at this point in time, probably pinch off at least to more seats from a rival party in order to form that 61 seats majority. because his right wing locks, at the moment, only stands at 59 seats. i don't think that will be terribly difficult but we will see how the numbers change overnight as to who his partners may be and who the kingmakers will be who have thus far stayed out of the coalition may decide to join mr netanyahu. a standstill still possible at least another election still possible. of course we must limit —— mr netanyahu, course we must limit —— mr neta nyahu, it is course we must limit —— mr netanyahu, it is important for him to stay in office because he is facing corruption trials? absolutely, he goes on trial in march 17 for three counts of primer that pretty much would land him in prison in a short period of time. although voters do not seem to have taken this into calculation, it appears that he

netanyahu's bowen has the latest. neta nya hu's followers were waiting for the exit poll outside his election night headquarters. it was the highest turnout since 1999. netanyahu, mobilised his supporters. when the poll came m, supporters. when the poll came in, it was clear that he had out campaigned and out thought his opponent benny gantz. i went to israeli towns in range of policy and rockets to understand neta nyahu's political base. this ex— army man, head of security in his town, drove me and he voted for netanyahu. he shut off the massive project to build an underground shield, 40 to 80 metres deep all along the gaza border to stop palestinians digging attack tunnels. across the wire, more than 2 million palestinians live in gaza under a blockade since hummus took power they are in 2007. this area is poor and working class, netanyahu area is poor and working class, neta nyahu territory. she area is poor and working class, netanyahu territory. she said he would win big time. only he likud party and its allies

he voted for netanyahu. he showed me the massive project to build an underground shield, a0 to 80 metres deep all along the gaza border to stop palestinians digging attack tunnels. across the wire, more than 2 million palestinians live in gaza under a blockade since hamas took power there in 2007. this area is poor and working class — neta nyahu territory. she said he'd win big time. 0nly his likud party and its allies had activists at the polling station. the main opposition, blue and white is not represented here — it is just the right wing. a few miles away, adele voted for the opposition, she believes negotiation not confrontation will make her granddaughter safe. her village backs onto the border with gaza, she's had friends killed by palestinian rockets. in tense times, they expect attacks. last week at this time, we were running back and forth to the safe rooms because of rockets. netanyahu, the prime ministerfor many years, he says he is ‘mr security', he can keep you safe — why don't you wan

we are also hearing that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is self isolating after a parliamentary aide tested positive for coronavirus. in the uk we understand that the foreign office minister nigel adams developed coronavirus symptoms while answering questions in the house of commons alongside the foreign secretary, dominic rab. those are the latest lines. you are watching bbc news. hello there. with apriljust around the corner it is a month often characterised by many april showers. we have got that actually today. you can see they —— by this picture sent in, the view captures this rainbow quite beautifully. most of the showers have been in northern scotla nd showers have been in northern scotland and spilling on off north sea coast. affecting most of eastern england. they are filtering for the west. still under the influence of high pressure we had at the weekend. the winds not quite as strong as the weekend. they are still coming from a ghoulish source. they are driving those showers in off the north sea coasts. for the remainder of the afternoon plenty of clout. sunny spe

the israeli leader benjamin netanyahu said that it was a difficult decision but the measure was essential to safeguard public health. the decision will apply to foreign citizens from thursday. and you can keep up—to—date with all the developments concerning the coronavirus and symptoms to look out for on our app. in edinburgh alex salmond, the former first minister of scotland, has gone on trial accused of sexually assaulting ten women while he was in office. mr salmond faces a total of 1a charges including one of attempted rape at the first minister's official residence. mr salmond has entered pleas of not guilty to all of the charges and has said he'll defend himself vigorously, as our scotland editor sarah smith reports. alex salmond arrived at court today determined to prove his innocence. he is, thejudge told thejury, a very well—known public figure. but they must reach a verdict on the evidence and nothing else. politics, they were told, is irrelevant. mr salmond is facing 1a charges of sexual assault, including one of attempted rape. his lawyer told the court he will claim th

the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, has claimed victory in the country's third general election in a year. but exit polls suggest his right—wing bloc will falljust short of being able to form a coalition government. mr netanyahu has been seeking re—election while facing a corruption trial, which is due to begin later this month turkey's president erdogan has warned that "millions" of migrants will soon head for europe — as he increased pressure on western countries to give turkey more assistance with the syrian conflict. his warning came as greek coastguards were seen firing warning shots at migrants in the sea — and using patrol boats to push away vessels as they try to reach greece from turkey. the greek prime minister and the head of the european council are due to visit the land border with turkey later today. our correspondentjonah fisher is on the greek side of the border with turkey. how much pressure is therefore immigrants, migrants, refugees, to get across—the—board, immigrants, migrants, refugees, to get across—the—boa rd, and immigrants, migr

the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, has claimed victory in the country's third general election in a year. but exit polls suggest his right—wing bloc will falljust short of being able to form a coalition government. mr netanyahu has been seeking re—election while facing a corruption trial, which is due to begin later this month high streets across the uk are continuing to face challenges with the rise of online shopping. according to research commissioned for the bbc, more than 1 in 10 shops in town and city centres is vacant. over the next year, bbc news will be looking at the future of the high street through the experience of one town, bishop auckland in county durham. 0ur correspondent, danni hewson joins us now from bishop auckland. over to you. these teacakes are the product of breaking bread, one of the new businesses which have decided to set up businesses which have decided to set up shop in the high street here in bishop auckland despite the fact that they have been having a torrid time it is fair to say. here, about one infour time it is fair to say. here

mr netanyahu is seeking re—election two weeks before he is due to stand trial on corruption charges. a new law introducing a minimum alcohol price in wales dozens of homes in east yorkshire are still flooded after the recent bad weather. in east cowick, flood water is still several feet deep in places after the flood plains surrounding the river aire overflowed into the village. danny savage is there. you can always tell how bad a flood is by looking at it and thinking, are we going to get around it in wellingtons or do we need waders? and this is something you need waders to move around in. it gets deeper and deeper the further you go back here. as it disappeared round the corner, there are even more houses seriously flooded. the rain which caused this is a distant memory and fell over a week ago, but it has taken so long to wash down through the river system and get onto the flood plains, and then the flood plains got too full, so the water ove rflowed flood plains got too full, so the water overflowed into these towns and villages here. snaith, nearby, is also affected. you talk t

benjamin netanyahu claims victory in israel's third general election in a year, but his right—wing bloc appears just short of a governing majority. and the d—day veteran harry billinge, who's raised tens of thousands of pounds for a memorial honouring his fallen comrades, receives an mbe from the queen at buckingham palace. and coming up on bbc news, there will be a successful games, according to international olympic committee president thomas bach after fears the coronavirus could postpone tokyo 2020. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. up to a fifth of workers may be off sick at the peak of a coronavirus outbreak in the uk — and that could force the nhs to delay non—urgent care. this plan has beenjointly agreed and copies of the plans have been sent to both houses in hard copy. the plan is driven by the sites and guided by the expert recommendations of leaf for uk chief medical officers and the scientific advisory group for emergencies. our plan sets out what we know so far about the virus and disease that it causes, the long—term planning we have taken to prep

mr netanyahu, who leads the right—wing likud party, is seeking a record fifth term in office. he is due in court later this month on corruption charges, which he has strongly denied. dozens of homes in east yorkshire are still under water after the river aire overflowed its banks following unprecedented rainfall in recent weeks. the water remains several feet deep in places and it's expected to be a few more days before people will be allowed back into the worst—affected homes. 0ur correspondent danny savage sent this report. the rain which caused all this flooding is now a distant memory, but the problems it created go on and on. in the village of east cowick, 69 homes have been flooded. you need waders to reach many of them. we've been watching every day and thinking, another foot, another foot, another foot, and thinking we were going to get away with it. and then when it actually goes in, you relax then, it's done, it's finished. you've nowt to fight. this is sodden, isn't it? yeah. and when you lose the battle, this is what is left. people's homes, their sanctuaries, de

the israeli leader benjamin netanyahu said that it was a difficult decision, but the measure was essential to safeguard public health. the decision will apply to foreign citizens from thursday. here in the uk, a fifth person has died of coronavirus, on the day the government outlined the latest stage of its response to the crisis. the chief medical adviser for england warned that anyone showing even minor signs of respiratory tract infections or a fever, will soon be told to isolate themselves for seven days. it's the next stage of tackling the outbreak, which is set to spread "in a significant way" within the coming fortnight. as of today, there were 319 confirmed cases in the uk. almost 25,000 people have been tested. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, has the latest. tonight's message from downing street, events may be moving fast but they're taking their time working out the right types of intervention to be used to try to stem the tide of the coronavirus. while it is absolutely critical, it is absolutely critical in managing the spread of this virus that we ta ke the spread of this virus th