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car horns beep well, israeli air strikes in the last few weeks have left much of northern gaza in ruins. adnan el—bursh has sent us this

israel's bombardment of the gaza strip has continued — the un says the most intensive yet.

the qatari news network aljazeera said the family of its correspondent was killed in a strike on a refugee camp in the strip.

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today, the aljazeera correspondent buried his son, hamza, also a reporter — the latest of at least 75 local journalists to have been killed in gaza.

hello. so far, this bank holiday weekend has been a decidedly mixed affair. some spells of warm sunshine, but also some really heavy downpours. we saw some flash flooding in parts of eastern scotland during sunday. you can see the showers and thunderstorms that erupted here through the day. quite slow moving, actually, not much wind to push these showers and storms along. one or two locations had close to half a month's worth of rain in the space ofjust a few hours. we are currently in the grip of this fairly weak and fairly flabby area of low pressure. so not much winds with that low to push the showers around where they do crop up again on bank holiday monday, they will be heavy, quite slow moving, but with some spells

of sunshine in between. this is how we start the day. the southern half of the uk seeing some areas of mist and fog, some sunny spells developing, but some rain across the south east of england and east anglia. northern ireland and scotland keeping quite a lot of clouds still with some hefty showers across some central and eastern parts of scotland. by the middle of the afternoon, parts of east anglia and the south—east seeing outbreaks of rain, elsewhere through the south—west of england into wales, the midlands and northern england. that mix of sunny spells and heavy, possibly thundery showers. those showers quite slow moving, but the sunniest spot seeing highs of 19 or 20 degrees. more cloud for northern ireland, but largely dry. still some hefty showers across southern and eastern scotland. further north and west, something drier and in places a little bit brighter. now, as we head through monday night, the showers should slowly but surely fade away in most locations. we'll keep some fairly large amounts of cloud, perhaps some mist patches here and there. temperatures generally holding up between six and ten degrees. now, more showers in the forecast for tuesday, but they shouldn't be as widespread and on the whole, they shouldn't be quite as heavy. so mainly fine to start off, some fairly large amounts

of cloud, spells of sunshine, some of those showers getting going through the day, particularly across parts of england and wales. but in the sunny spots, those temperatures again up to around 20 degrees celsius. that is a sign of things to come because as we head deeper into the week, high pressure builds a little more strongly. we'll still see frontal systems to the north of the uk. so a bit of rain at times, particularly across parts of scotland. but further south it stays mostly dry. some spells of sunshine, temperatures climbing, seeing highs of around 21 to 22, maybe 23 degrees.

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hello, i'm carl nasman. israel has closed a checkpoint along one of the key aid routes into gaza after a hamas rocket attack killed three israeli soldiers on sunday. hours later, palestinian health officials said at least 16 people were killed in a separate israeli air strike on rafah, gaza's southernmost city. earlier on sunday, hamas left negotiations in cairo aimed at reaching a ceasefire deal after israel's prime minister rejected hamas�* demands to completely end the war. meanwhile, israel's government ordered qatari broadcaster aljazeera to close its operations in israel, accusing it of incitement and of threatening national security. aljazeera denies the claims. from jerusalem, our security correspondent frank gardner reports. in a country that prides itself on free speech and democracy, israeli police shut down the offices of aljazeera today, seizing its broadcast equipment.