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Six missing people are presumed dead after a cargo ship caused a bridge to collapse in Baltimore. The ship crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge, and the missing individuals are maintenance workers. The US Coast Guard believes it is unlikely that any of them are still alive. Israel's military is investigating claims that a medical facility in Gaza was struck by one of its tanks. The attack killed family members of two Doctors Without Borders staff and injured seven others. The IDF says it targeted a site with terror activity but has not provided evidence. Public satisfaction with the NHS is at an all-time low due to poor access to GPs and long waits for treatment. Exercising twice a week can reduce the risk of insomnia, with regular exercise making people more likely to be normal sleepers. North Korea's state TV censored trousers worn by Alan Titchmarsh on a gardening show because jeans are banned in the country. With the latest, I'm Kyle Fraser. Authorities in Baltimore say six missing people are now presumed dead 24 hours after a cargo ship caused a bridge to collapse. It crashed into the city's Francis Scott Key Bridge. Those unaccounted for are all understood to be maintenance workers. Here's Rear Admiral Shannon Gilreath from the US Coast Guard. Based on the length of time that we've gone in the search, the extensive search efforts that we've put into it, the water temperature, that at this point, we do not believe that we're going to find any of these individuals still alive. Israel's military tank says it's examining claims a medical facility in Gaza was struck by one of its tanks. February's attack on the building, which was housing 64 people, killed family members of two Doctors Without Borders staff and injured seven others. The IDF insists it fired at a site where terror activity was being carried out, but hasn't provided evidence. Maini Nikolai is Director General of the aid group. We notified the GPS coordinates to the Israeli army to say this is a medical structure. Our staff saw the tanks coming. Without any warning, a shell entered the building, exploded, and killed two people on the spot. Poor access to GPs and long waits for treatment has left public satisfaction with the NHS at an all-time low. The British Social Attitudes Poll found fewer than one in four people were happy with the service last year. And new studies find exercising twice a week or more can cut the risk of insomnia. People who worked out regularly were 42% less likely to have trouble getting to sleep. Those who keep up exercise long-term were found to be 55% more likely to be normal sleepers, getting six to eight hours rest. Personal trainer Matt Roberts explains why that might be the case. You're raising your hormone levels, you're raising your serotonin levels. That's quite important because serotonin is a precursor to melatonin, and melatonin makes us fall asleep. By the nature of just literally moving, of course, burning off some energy, so you're going to get more tired by the evening and fall asleep more quickly. And in showbiz, trousers worn by Alan Titchmarsh on a gardening show have been censored by North Korea's state TV. In a BBC episode from 2010, the broadcaster's jeans are blurred out while he's kneeling in a garden tending to plants. Jeans are banned in the country because the regime claims they're a symbol of Western imperialism. There's more news online at gato.co.uk.