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And we begin the programme with the frankly heartbreaking descriptions of starvation coming from medics in the Gaza Strip.
In the past 24 hours, at least five more people have died of malnutrition.
That's 127 since the war began, 85 of them children.
These are according to figures recorded in the few remaining health centres overseen by the Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza.
But aid workers warn that the level of acute malnutrition has now reached a tipping point.
in Gaza and they expect more deaths to follow.
Children are especially vulnerable.
21 months into this conflict,
for many it's been weeks since they had anywhere near normal levels of nutrition.
An Israeli plan to allow airdrops of aid have been described as inefficient and dangerous by the head of the UN Agency for Palestinian Refugees,
Philippe Lazarini.
We'll have more on that in a moment.
First though, Dr Rana Soba, a pediatrician nutritionist working in Gaza,
told us how the children she treats are being affected by malnutrition.
I work on therapeutic treatments for children under five also.
Some of those children can no longer walk or speak for extreme wasting.
Actually a child who should be laughing and playing is now sitting quietly in the corner with empty eyes,
bald face and no voice.
The bust of a few weeks we have seen a sharp increase in cases of acute malnutrition.