Israel launches two airstrikes on a hospital in Gaza, killing 20 people, including five journalists. Mike Armstrong explains why it's suspected to be a war crime, Israel's response, and the worldwide condemnation. Prime Minister Mark Carney is on a mission to build European relationships. David Akin reports from Berlin on how defence is high on Carney's agenda. Smokers who are trying to quit may turn to vaping as an alternative. Skylar Peters explains why doctors don't recommend that, and what they're advising instead. Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was wrongfully deported from the U.S. back in March, has been detained again. Neetu Garcha is in Washington to explain why. Plus, a protest movement banned in the U.K. has undergone a clever and subversive rebrand. Redmond Shannon talks to the man behind it, and how he's mocking a British law. And she came back swinging: Eric Sorensen reports on Canadian golf champion Brooke Henderson's new victory and how Canada is leading the way in women's sports.

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