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Children 'lying in pools of blood' after school attack
Injured children have been seen lying in "pools of blood" after an Israeli attack at a school acting as a shelter in Gaza.
ITV News Correspondent Dan Rivers, who is at a hospital where the victims are being treated, tweeted:
I just can’t get over what I have just witnessed at the Kamal Odwan hospital in #Gaza so many injured children http://t.co/HJCcVRix0z
Read: Scores injured after Israel attacks UN civilian shelter
Scores injured after Israel attacks UN civilian shelter
Adnan Abu Hassna, the UN spokesman in Gaza told ITV News that the Israeli military attacked a school acting as a shelter at around half two this afternoon.
Read: UN confirms multiple dead after Israeli attack
The Beit Hanoun elementary school had around 800 people, mostly women and children, inside when the attack took place.
Mr Hassna said the UN had provided the exact co-ordinates of the school to the Israeli military, so they are surprised by the attack.
The attack is thought to have come from a tank, or artillery. Local media are reporting 16 people have died and 10 have been injured.
ITV News, filming in the nearby Kamal Odwan hospital in Beit Hanoun, observed scores of injured children requiring treatment.
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Map: Planned flight path of flight AH5017
A graphic from Agence France-Presse shows the planned route of the missing Air Algerie flight AH5017.
AH5017 nationalities released: 50 French on board
An Air Algerie representative in Burkina Faso says the passenger list for flight AH5017 contains the following nationalities (list not complete):
- 50 France
- 24 Burkina Faso
- 8 Lebanon
- 4 Algeria
- 2 Luxembourg
- 1 Belgian, Swiss, Nigerian, Cameroonian, Ukrainian, Romanian.
However, Lebanese officials said the country had at least 10 citizens on the flight.
A spokeswoman for SEPLA, Spain's pilots union, said the six crew were from Spain. She could not give any further details.
All the passengers aboard the plane are thought to have been in transit, either for Europe, the Middle East or Canada.
UN confirms multiple dead after Israeli attack
A United Nations spokesperson has confirmed that multiple people people have died following an attack an a UN school being used as a shelter in Beit Hanoun, Gaza.
Confirm multiple dead and injured at designated UNRWA shelter in Beit Hanoun RT
Precise co-ordinates of the UNRWA shelter in Beit Hanoun had been formally given to the Israeli army RT
Over the course of the day UNRWA tried 2 coodinate with the Israeli Army a window for civilians 2 leave & it was never granted RT
Satellite map shows 'storm' on AH5017 flight path
An aviation safety researcher has posted satellite imagery which appears to show stormy weather on the planned flight path of AH5017.
The diagonal green area is near Gao in Mali, where the plane was said to have lost contact.
Weather at time of #AH5017 loss. Storm on flightpath: Clouds all rising above 40,000ft @eumetsat @thatjohn @raestimr http://t.co/efNHSbo47C
In a separate tweet, Mr Proud adds: "Athough there were storms, it is normal for the region. This was a big one, but not atypical."
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Israeli shelling of UN school 'kills at least 13'
The shelling of a UN school by the Israeli military has killed at least 13 people, NBC's Richard Engel reports.
UN school attacked in north gaza.. 13 at least killed. Bloody desks. Blood on ground. Terrified children.
Read: UN school used as shelter in Gaza hit for the second time
AH5017: Map shows probable crash location
Burkina Faso's Ouagadougou international airport has posted a picture of the likely crash point of flight AH5017 in Mali.
Weather: Beautiful warm day but risk of thunder
by Manali Lukha: ITV Weather PresenterIt is a beautiful day and the sun is shining for most, but there is a risk of thundery showers for some. For most though, it will be a warm afternoon, with temperatures as high as 29 in Scotland and 30 in the southeast.
Commonwealth athletes sneak Queen into their selfies
England discuss thrower Dan Greaves claimed the Queen had "photobombed" his selfie.
Australian hockey player Jayde Taylor also managed to get the monarch into her shot.
