Lucy Manning
News Special Correspondent at BBC
BBC News special correspondent. BAFTA x1, RTS Journalism Awards x4. Former ITV Political Correspondent & UK Editor.
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bbc.com | Lucy Manning
'I've practised being booed' Israel's Eurovision entry tells BBCLucy ManningReporting fromBasel, SwitzerlandEPAYuval Raphael never dreamt she'd be at Eurovision. The last major music event she attended was the Nova festival, in Israel, where she was nearly killed. On 7 October 2023, the singer fled the festival when Hamas gunmen started shooting. Now she's preparing to go on stage at the world's largest music event. "It's something I deal with every day," she told the BBC.
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bbc.com | Lucy Manning
British-Israeli hostage 'so happy' to be in UK Lucy ManningPA MediaFormer British-Israeli hostage Emily Damari has told BBC News she is "so happy" to be in the UK and is thankful to those here who campaigned for her release from Gaza. The 28-year-old was released from Hamas captivity after being held for more than 15 months after she was kidnapped from her home in southern Israel on 7 October 2023.
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winnmediaskn.com | Lucy Manning |Emma Pengelly
by Lucy Manning & Emma Pengelly(BBC) – Families of Israeli hostages taken to Gaza in the 7 October attacks have expressed their increasing concern about the fates of loved ones, as doubts grow about how many are still alive. One family said the hostages were at risk “every day” they continued to be held captive by Hamas. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said this week there was “uncertainty” over the condition of three of the 24 hostages previously believed to be alive.
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bbc.com | Lucy Manning
Families of Hamas-held hostages tell of growing concern for their fateLucy ManningHostages and Missing Families ForumTwin brothers Gali and Ziv Berman are still being held in GazaFamilies of Israeli hostages taken to Gaza in the 7 October attacks have expressed their increasing concern about the fates of loved ones, as doubts grow about how many are still alive. One family said the hostages were at risk "every day" they continued to be held captive by Hamas.
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bbc.co.uk | Lucy Manning |Emma Pengelly
Image source, Hostages and Missing Families ForumImage caption, Twin brothers Gali and Ziv Berman are still being held in GazaFamilies of Israeli hostages taken to Gaza in the 7 October attacks have expressed their increasing concern about the fates of loved ones, as doubts grow about how many are still alive. One family said the hostages were at risk "every day" they continued to be held captive by Hamas.
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Former Israeli-UK hostage Emily Damari returns to the UK after her release from Hamas captivity. https://t.co/eSPdjlqCyw
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