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These last days of the Middle East conflict, we come to news from Britain.

Top BBC executive says, quote, mistake made in reporting of strike on Gaza hospital.

This is telegraph reporting in these last hours.

A senior member of staff at BBC News has admitted that the corporation made a mistake while

covering the immediate aftermath of the deadly explosion at a hospital in Gaza City.

Hamas has blamed an Israeli air strike for the attack.

While the Israeli military said the Ali Arab hospital was instead hit by a rocket

misfired by Palestinian media militants.

At the media societies reporting the Israel Hamas conflict event, Jonathan Monroe,

the Deputy Chief Executive of BBC News, said that broadcasters language, quote,

language wasn't quite right during live reporting.

The Director of Journalism at the Corporation said the correspondent John Donison

was wrong to speculate about the causes of the explosion of the hospital.

He went on to say, at no stage did Donison actually say it was caused by the Israelis,

but nonetheless when the impression is left that we've speculated it is important to correct

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