Hello, welcome to the program.

This is News Hour from the BBC World Service.

We're coming to you live from London.

I'm Paul Henley.

Today, an Australian woman is jailed for life

for feeding her husband's family poison mushrooms.

We speak to a journalist from the town where Erin Patterson lived.

As a community, we don't feel like we own Aaron Patterson. She lived for less than a year in

Leongathar. They've got no more understanding of why this has occurred than anybody else.

And people are just completely baffled. Also, Rick Davies, the founder of the British band

Super Tramp, has died. We'll hear about his

influence on the 1970s rock scene. First, at least six members of the public have been killed in a

shooting in Jerusalem, 11 people injured. Dash cam footage showed a crowd of people running away from a stationary bus,

several people tripping over as they try to escape.

Israeli police said two attackers, whom they described as terrorists,

had also been shot dead.

It's unclear who they were.

We spoke to one Israeli paramedic, Fadi Daki Dak, who was part of the first team to attend the

scene of the shooting. Our staffs and ambulances and the paramedics arrived to the area,

shooting terrorists in remote, in bus station. Our staffs and me, when we've been there,

we see a lot of people laying down blood, bleeding in the street.

We give them all the treatment, what they need, and they take them to the hospitals by ambulances

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