What Remains
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| First episode date | August 25, 2013 |
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| Final episode date | September 15, 2013 |
| No. of episodes | 4 (list of episodes) |
| Number of episodes | 4 |
| Production location(s) | London |
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| ID | 1401800 |
About What Remains
When a decomposed body is discovered in a loft, Detective Len Harper begins to question the residents of the flats. Who was she and why had nobody noticed she'd disappeared?
Fears for displaced Gazans as winter approaches and diseases spread
... Even if the current pause in hostilities is extended by a few days, Israel has made it clear the military offensive will soon resume, targeting What Remains of Hamas capabilities across Gaza...
Strikes on south Gaza: BBC verifies attacks in areas of ‘safety'
... We have also examined photos showing destroyed buildings, and people picking through What Remains of cars and homes...
History of slavery haunts the royals
... What Remains much more ambiguous is the attitude of the Duke of Clarence s father, George III, who signed the law abolishing the slave trade in 1807 - although the legislation to free enslaved people wasn t passed until 1833...
Met Office to review warnings after East of England floods
... " Our thoughts are with the communities who have been impacted by Storm Babet during What Remains a very difficult time...
India v Pakistan: Battle of nerves at arch-rivals' cricket World Cup clash
... But What Remains to be seen is whether they can rebuild the innings in case both Babar and Rizwan fall cheaply...
Inside Mali: What now for the country that bet its security on Wagner?
... Fatima, and What Remains of her family, walked hundreds of kilometres to reach Kidal from her old home in Menaka state in eastern Mali...
Kitchen shrine serpents and other fascinating new Pompeii discoveries
... " As the insula is further revealed, scaffolding is being put up around What Remains of the buildings to make protective roofing...
Adam Chadwick killing: 'Michelle', mistaken identity and murder
... Det Supt Marc Bowes said: " Adam Chadwick was a completely innocent victim who was shot and fatally wounded on the doorstep of his sister s home 15 years ago in What Remains an utterly senseless act with no established motive...
Fears for displaced Gazans as winter approaches and diseases spread
By Wyre DaviesBBC News, Jerusalem
In the cramped conditions of a makeshift tent near the southern Gazan city of Khan Younis, Nariman cradles her baby daughter. The 23-day-old girl is younger than The War itself and Nariman's whole family is sick.
" I don't have enough money to buy My Daughter medicine even though she needs medical support to help her breathe" says the Young Mother , wrapped up against the cold of the encroaching winter. " My husband is seriously ill and my young son also needed hospital treatment yesterday. "
The United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, has said that Gaza is in the midst of an " epic humanitarian catastrophe" and that " The World must not look away".
Even if the current pause in hostilities is extended by a few days, Israel has made it clear the military offensive will soon resume, targeting What Remains of Hamas' capabilities across Gaza.
That, say aid agencies, will exacerbate what is already a dire humanitarian situation, particularly around Khan Younis where thousands of people have sought refuge from the fighting in the north.
The fragile truce of The Past Six Days has allowed the UN and others to assess what damage Seven Weeks of bombing has done and what pressing needs the population now has.
" We cannot get enough aid in through the Rafah crossing right now as winter approaches, " says Thomas White , The Director of affairs in Gaza for the United Nations Palestinian Refugee Agency.
White, who toured parts of the heavily-bombed Gaza City and the destroyed infrastructure, added: " There's poor sanitation and we're very concerned about an outbreak of infectious diseases such as watery diarrhoea as people are forced To Live in very cramped conditions with poor sanitation. "
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says that, given living conditions and the lack of Health Care , " more people in Gaza could die from disease than bombings".
Over 100,000 people have acute respiratory infections and 80,000 are suffering with diarrhoea, The Who says. Half of those are said to be under the Age Of five.
Israel has often denied there is a humanitarian crisis in Gaza and points to the 200 or so trucks currently being allowed into The Territory each day during this truce, bringing in much-need food, medicines and limited fuel supplies.
Distributed throughout Gaza, via UN warehouses and collection points, the badly-needed food, medicines and limited fuel is quickly snapped up.
It is thought that More Than one million Gazans are now living in temporary shelters, having been forced from their homes elsewhere in the besieged Palestinian territory.
If and when the bombing resumes, the aid will again be reduced to a trickle and thousands of internally displaced people will face the prospect of having to move on again, to areas with much less aid and even fewer resources.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
