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in international news moving abroad and the United Nations says Israeli artillery fire has struck a U. N school sheltering Palestinians from the fighting in Gaza. 19 people are reported to have been killed on well over 100 injured. The attack was launched despite repeated warnings that civilians were sheltering there, the U. N has said. United Nations spokesman Chris Gunness said the world stands disgraced by the attack and finally driverless cars guided by a system of sensors and cameras will be seen on UK roads from next January. Cities are being asked to bid for a share of the 60 million dirhams to host the project of up to three locations being selected. Tim Edwards from test specialists Mirror says the new technology is up to the challenge from the sports desk. Usain Bolt has described claims that he made disparaging comments about the Commonwealth Games is nonsense. The Times newspaper in the United Kingdom quoted the Olympic 100 metre champion was saying he was not really having fun in Glasgow. It also claimed Bolt, who is due to run in the four by 100 metre relay on Friday and Saturday, said the London Olympics had been better false. Manager Ricky Simms has described the newspaper reports as utter rubbish. This is the Dubai I weather watch, very similar to yesterday's conditions, with highs of 38 degrees in Dubai and overnight lows of 31 slightly warmer in a bad Abby and Sharjah at 40 degrees. But 29 overnight. Andi, you boarding in Arabia, fly to Tehran. You'll have highs of 32 lows of 21 this evening, and that's your latest news, sports and weather on Dubai I.