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Hello, welcome to newscast, it's Paddy here with the 7th day edition and it comes to

you as Israel says it's now at war. Listen to this, it's Gilly Yoskovich, one of hundreds

of young people at a dance music festival in southern Israel near the Gaza Strip, when

militant gunmen opened fire in the early hours of Saturday morning.

They were just all around me and they were going three by three and shooting, everywhere

from two sides and I saw many people like people were dying like all around.

It was very quiet, I didn't cry, I didn't do anything but I was in one hand I was like

bruising, I said okay, I'm gonna die, it's okay, just breathe, just close your eyes

because it was shooting everywhere, very, very close to me.

Absolutely filling to hear Gilly's description of what she experienced and he sounded so

calm, I mean he nearly lost her life from the sounds of things.

The social media coverage has been widespread, there's many unconfirmed videos and many

shocking and distressing pictures and we're going to talk about all of that is happening

with our own Frank Gardner as well as Victoria, the big issue here at home, your interview

with Sir Keir Starmer ahead of the Labour Conference.

Yep, he talked a lot about the economy growth being his number one, number one on his

to-do list, should Labour win the next election, he talked about the NHS and his plan to

bring down waiting lists and we talked about Labour's strategy on building houses.

Okay, so obviously there's a lot to get through so let's get underway.

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