This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Jackie Leonard, and at 13 hours GMT on Tuesday, May the 20th, these are our main stories.

A senior UN official has warned that thousands of babies could die in Gaza in days unless aid supplies reach them.

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The UN's humanitarian chief, Tom Fletcher, says that thousands of babies in Gaza could die within

days unless aid can reach them. In a BBC interview, he said that the baby food brought

into the territory by a handful of trucks on Monday.

The first aid allowed in after an 11-week blockade was just a drop in the ocean.

Medical workers in Gaza say air strikes overnight killed at least 60 people

as Israel presses ahead with its renewed offensive against Hamas.

Tom Fletcher told the BBC that far more aid trucks

were needed. We are there on the border right now. We have thousands of trucks ready to go.

And let me describe what is on those trucks. This is baby food, baby nutrition. There are 14,000 babies

that will die in the next 48 hours unless we can reach them.

The UN says it has now been given permission by Israel for a further 100 aid trucks to go into Gaza.

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