内容摘要：A kidney specialist at al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, Dr Ghazi al-Yazji, told the BBC he was seeing more patients with new infections and conditions caused by contaminated water and drinking water with high salinity.

A kidney specialist at al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, Dr Ghazi al-Yazji, told the BBC he was seeing more patients with new infections and conditions caused by contaminated water and drinking water with high salinity.

"Of course we want to win and get some money! But it's a little bit Brazilian I think. I like the ginga [an informal Brazilian term for expression of creativity with agility and trickery]."I want to get back those things and be a little bit brave. Today I was a little bit unsure - but it will come."

Clubs' participation in the tournament has been controversial, with some questioning the timing and the risk of injury with Euro 2025 starting on 2 July.Rosengard face BK Hacken in the Swedish league on Saturday (14:00 BST) but travelled to Estoril to take part."We had some reactions in Sweden, that we came here, because we have a game," said Rosengard midfielder Emelia Larsson.

"For us, it's like taking a break from all of it. You miss a training week, but if you put that aside, I think it's just really fun to be here."It's a good opportunity to show ourselves and show Swedish football."

Manager Joel Kjetselberg said it was good practise to prepare for Champions League football, for which they would travel midweek, in between weekend matches.

City held around five training sessions to prepare for the World Sevens, while United had one.The shooting unfolded at around 21:05 local time (02:05 BST), when a gunman opened fire at the couple as they were leaving Wednesday night's event.

The chief of police in Washington DC, Pamela Smith, said Mr Rodriguez was allegedly seen pacing back and forth outside the museum before he approached a group of four and shot two of them with a handgun.Moments later, eye witnesses said they spotted a man entering the museum "looking very distressed."

"We thought he just needed help and just needed safe shelter," Katie Kalisher, an eyewitness, told the BBC.Another witness, Yoni Kalin, said "people were calming him down, bringing him water, taking care of him".