内容摘要：The House of Lords has dealt a second defeat to the government over its Data (Use and Access) Bill.

The House of Lords has dealt a second defeat to the government over its Data (Use and Access) Bill.

Afterwards, Asma told us: "I don't know what to say. I am very grateful for my mum for all she is doing for me. I wish I can return back to find them safe and in good health." She broke down and was silent.It is only through the eyes of a mother who sees her children trapped, frightened and hungry from a safe distance, that it is possible to imagine why anyone would want to go back to Gaza.

Sometimes in war it is the smallest sound that can make the loudest statement.In Gaza's Nasser hospital, a five-month-old girl struggles to cry.Siwar Ashour is hoarse. Her voice has been robbed of the energy to fully communicate her distress. She cannot absorb regular formula milk and doctors say the Israeli blockade

now in its third month means supplies of the food she needs are scarce.Siwar sounds as if the weight of the war is pressing down on her lungs.

Her mother Najwa, 23, is changing Siwar's nappy. She weighs just over 2kg (4lb 6oz). A baby girl of five months should be around or over 6kg.

"There was no food when I gave birth to her," says Najwa.She says it has been a "strain" on her mental health. Her mum Sara is in a WhatsApp group where she says "hundreds of tests are being sold every week for all locations" at a cost of £200 a test.

Theis £62 for weekdays and £75 for evenings, weekends and bank holidays.

Neither Millie nor her mum wish to take this route saying it is "morally wrong" and "compounds the problem"."It's been a ridiculous process," she says. "Driving is a basic life skill and it shouldn't be this much of a problem."