Ryan Gosling stands out in a vibrant red blazer while attending The Gray Man screening in Berlin alongside his co-stars Chris Evans and Ana de Armas 'We don't condone his behaviour': Luca's family address Love Island star's 'insensitive' reaction to Gemma 'flirting' with Billy Victoria and David Beckham kiss pal Sarah Ferguson goodbye after a swanky lunch in Italy during their lavish European getaway This Morning viewers are left stunned as Dermot O'Leary calls Alison Hammond a 'b***h' live on air after she mocked his presenting skills Sophie Turner is spotted for the first time since welcoming her second child with husband Joe Jonas as they stroll in Miami 'I wish she hadn't posted them': Yazmin Oukhellou speaks out on Georgia Harrison's tributes to their ex Jake McLean after horror Turkey crash Najib Jobain, the AP's chief producer in Gaza, said Mr Camilli was a welcome face in Gaza who had recently turned down an assignment in Iraq to come to the strip.ĮXCLUSIVE: Emma Willis, 46, shows off her trim physique in black bikini as she cosies up to bulked-up husband Matt, 39, in Ibizaĭon't look now, Khloe: Tristan Thompson heads home from nightclub at 5am holding hands with mystery womanĮva Longoria, 47, shows off her sensational figure in a white swimsuit and chic fedora as she soaks up the sun with her son Santiago, 4, in Marbella He often worked with the international media as a translator and news assistant. Mr Abu Afash, a 36-year-old Gaza resident, leaves behind a wife and two daughters, aged five and six. He is the first foreign journalist killed in the Gaza and leaves behind his long-time partner and a three-year-old daughter. He relocated to Jerusalem in 2006, and often covered assignments in Gaza. Mr Camilli, a 35-year-old Italian national, had worked for the Associated Press since being hired as a freelancer in Rome in 2005. Police said three police engineers were also killed, while four people, including AP photographer Hatem Moussa, were badly injured.

Video journalist Simone Camilli, who worked for the Associated Press and translator Ali Shehda Abu Afash died when ordnance left over from fighting between Israel and Hamas blew up as Gazan police engineers were working to neutralise it in the town of Beit Lahiya. AP photographer Hatem Mousa receiving treatment at al-Shifa hospital, Gaza, Palestinian Territories

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