live from tel aviv, this is bbc news. the israeli military says 1a israeli hostages and three foreign nationals have been transferred to the red cross in gaza. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, visits gaza for the first time since the start of the conflict. he told his troops, "we will continue until victory". meanwhile, this is the scene live at ofeh prison, in the occupied west bank, where 39 more palestinian detainees are expected to be freed by israel. and in the wake of the israel—gaza war, thousandsjoin a march against anti—semitism in central london.

much more from me live in tel the sport's very soon. but let's get the sport's news first. thank you very much indeed. the former england football player and manager terry venables has died, at the age of 80, after a long illness. his family say they are devastated by the loss of a wonderful husband and father who passed away on saturday after a long illness. barcelona came calling in 1984, and a nickname that would endure throughout the rest of his life. el tel. he took them to a league final and return to one of his former clubs spurs where he won the fa cup and then came england. he led his nation at home european championship in 1996, when england reach the semifinals to the strain of, football's coming home. their best major tournament achievement in 30 years. tributes continued to pour in

today. gareth southgate the current england manager and a player under terry venables said he was an outstanding coach and manager. this is from alan shearer, part of that team. and paul gascoigne as well. first, i would like to say an incredibly sad day this is. it has hit me quite hard because i was very close to terry. he wasn'tjust a coach or a manager, but he was a friend. i worked with him in television for many years. he was the only manager i had in my career that would regularly take me out for lunch, where we just talked football.

and that started, as you rightly said, at barcelona, when he signed me. incredibly important person in my footballing life. and it's dreadfully sad. and i'll miss him a lot. form team spurs play on sunday, they managed him with a minute's applause before aston villa. but spurs lost 2-1, before aston villa. but spurs lost 2—1, villa go above them into fourth in the premier league. terrors and ollie watkins with their goals. 0llie watkins with their goals. everton have just kicked off in the first game since being deducted ten points for breaking premier league financial rules. they started against manchester united second from bottom on four points and after protests outside goodison park. manchester united have also compounded the problem by taking the lead very early on in the second minute in fact, by an extraordinary overhead kick. so 1—0 can manchester united lead goodison park. rangers

had the chance to put pressure on scottish premiership leaders celtic, but like the glasgow leaders on saturday, they managed a 1—1 draw against aberdeen at pittodrie thanks to a late james tavernier penalty. max verstappen ended the season with victory in the abu dhabi grand prix for his 19th win in 22 races. the country pulled off a victory came after brushing up a brief challenge from charles leclerc from ferrari on the opening lap. sergio p rez took second and demoted to fourth by a five second penalty. that promoted george russell to third, for mercedes. with lewis hamilton securing two that kept mercedes in second place in the constructors�* championship. in the world champion luca purcell is playing his opening match at the uk snooker championship. he is plaguing not playing in york and we can see live pictures. first six to win. luca purcell only one frame away from

reaching the next round of the uk snooker championship. amongst the balls as well and could be on course for the next round —— luca brussels. much more on our website. that is the spot for now. thank you. the israeli prime minister where the israeli prime minister confirmed 17 because office has just confirmed 17 hostages have returned to israel after being handed over by hamas in hostages have returned to israel after 0f1g handed over by hamas in hostages have returned to israel after of the anded over by hamas in hostages have returned to israel after of the 17 ded over by hamas in hostages have returned to israel after of the 17 abductees, hamas in hostages have returned to israel after of the 17 abductees, the 1as in gaza. of the 17 abductees, the statement says 14 israeli have now and three foreign citizens have now returned to israel. their that have

names of those hostages that have been returned to israeli soil, they weight each day for the list and when they actually come back, it is a really emotional and special

moment for those families. in fact, you might be able to see in hostages square in tel aviv, you can see people crowded around behind me around this long table. it is a shabbat table laid for the hostages and each one of those empty chairs represents one of the originally 240 or day. they are all women and

each day. they are all women and minors under the age of 18, no men are being released under this exchange. also, nobody who has been convicted of murder. it is people who have been charged or in some cases suspected of offences ranging through from throwing stones through to attempted murder. ijust want through from throwing stones through to attempted murder. i just want to show you as well these pictures. i was telling you really want an emotional moment it is when we see,

we�*ve seen on both sides actually,

emotional moment it is when we see, we�*ve see yesterday, des actually, emotional moment it is when we see, we�*ve see yesterday, it as actually, emotional moment it is when we see, we�*ve see yesterday, it was tually, emotional moment it is when we see, we�*ve see yesterday, it was obvious different. yesterday, it was obvious he delayed by so many hours, i think people were prepared for potentially another delayed today or something else to go wrong. it may have taken place likely later than originally intended. but it has taken place, that release. just as you said from the northern crossing, rather than from the southern crossing as we�*ve seen before. see what the noises

have to wait and see what the noises are like —— last minute. and then, whether things actually materialise. and again, today, we have seen the release notjust of and again, today, we have seen the release not just of the and again, today, we have seen the release notjust of the israeli hostages. but each day as well, there has been the release of foreign passport holders as well. that sits outside the parameters of the deal and it tends to be confirmed at the last minute. what sort of discussions are going on behind the scenes that enable that to happen? behind the scenes that enable that to ha en? , ., �*, behind the scenes that enable that tohauen? , to happen? yes, that's right. it has been interesting _ to happen? yes, that's right. it has been interesting that _ to happen? yes, that's right. it has been interesting that every - to happen? yes, that's right. it has been interesting that every time i been interesting that every time we�*ve had a number, sometimes ten or three orfour in we�*ve had a number, sometimes ten or three or four in the last day or two who have been released alongside it, not israeli nationals. not technically part of that main deal. but clearly, much easier to facilitate that departure at the same time. really same time. it is a reminder really there are many other countries involved in this and to have been pressing and negotiating for the release of their hostages. and they will also have been working through

release of their hostages. and they will also hi to been working through release of their hostages. and they will also hi to tryen working through release of their hostages. and they will also hi to try and orking through release of their hostages. and they will also hi to try and get ng through egyptians, to try and get those hostages released. the us has also been very heavily involved in trying to get its hostages released.

been very heavily involved in trying to get its hostages into sed. been very heavily involved in trying to get its hostages into israel. a firing from lebanon into israel. a lot of that links to iran, it is thought. but it is worth saying that the fears in the initial days that quite quickly, the conflict could escalate into a wider regional conflict in which iran�*s proxies,

particularly hezbollah based in lebanon, might launch an all—out attack or launch a significant attack or launch a significant attack at least into israel to open if you like another front and then that could have raced really seriously escalating the war into a regional conflict, in which iran might have been involved and the us as well. that has not happened and i think that is significant. so while we have seen and we are continuing to see incidents of all kinds, they have been kept at a low level. as if iran and other sides want to keep up the pressure and the possibility, but do not necessarily want to escalated into that full—scale conflict, there are likely to have been warnings behind the scenes and conversations that if that was to happen, it could have huge repercussions for a number of countries. and as a result, i think some of the deterrence that had been put in place may have served to at least keep a lid on it and not necessarily stop any of those missile strikes and other actions. so it has meant that even though what we have seen will be

territory. the prisoners will be released from another gate around 400 metres from here and this gate is in the west bank. so once they are released, they are going to go to a municipality building, beitunia, and from there, they will leave to see their families. here is we see, there are no families at this moment. 0n the other side in the west bank, families have been waiting since the morning, waiting to see their loved ones being released. the israeli government, the israeli authorities like you mentioned said that the detainees who are released on israeli territory are not allowed to celebrate, they are not allowed any gatherings, not even allowed to hand in suites, according to a document that they have to sign with the israeli authorities. 0n the west bank, it is totally different. there are scenes ofjubilation and celebration for those who will be

released. so it depends on where they are living. if they are living on the israeli custody or israeli territory, they are not allowed to celebrate. if they are in the west bank, there will be celebrations. bbc

it happens. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. good evening. it was another cold and frosty start this morning for many, including here in chatsworth in derbyshire, as captured by one of our weather watchers. it will turn briefly milder for many overnight tonight. but generally, the theme as we head through this week is it will stay cold as we head into the start of december. more frosty nights, icy stretches, freezing fog patches and wintry showers, even possibly to lower levels at times. but through the day today, we�*ve been dragging in some milder air across much of northern ireland, england and wales, further northwards and eastwards through the night, perhaps as far north as the central belt of scotland. and then, that rain will pull southwards as we head through the small hours of tomorrow morning.

some wintry showers still piling into much of scotland, even perhaps to lower levels at times. still an air frost here and possibly still a touch of frost across northern areas of england, too, as that rain clears southwards, but a lot milder, frost—free for northern ireland, england and wales for the most part. now, we could possibly see some snow over the tops of the pennines over the top of the peak district as well. there�*ll be some showers here again, wintry at times, perhaps a scattering of showers for the west. also some sunny spells, temperatures ranging between seven and 12 degrees celsius, still mild out towards

attacked by hamas terrorists on october seven. abigail ran to her 0ctober seven. abigail ran to her dad then then then was gunned down as well while using his body to shield little abigail. she then ran to a neighbourfor shield little abigail. she then ran to a neighbour for help where they were all taken hostage, the entire house and neighbours taken hostage by hamas and held for 50 days for that which he endured is unthinkable.— that which he endured is unthinkable. �* , . ., ., unthinkable. abigail was among 13 hosta . es unthinkable. abigail was among 13 hostages released _ unthinkable. abigail was among 13 hostages released today _ unthinkable. abigail was among 13 hostages released today from - unthinkable. abigail was among 13| hostages released today from gaza under the brokered and sustained intensive us diplomacy. she is now safely in israel. and we continue to press and expect for additional americans to be released as well. we will not stop working until every hostage is returned to their loved ones. as i said when i spoke of this deal on friday, this is been the product of a lot of hard work and weeks of personal engagement for me and my team. within a closed contact with the leaders of qatar in israel. speaking with each one repeatedly

over the past few weeks to help secure this deal. we spoke again yesterday with the of qatar. in whom i owe a special thanks to in order to keep the hostages on track and push for abigail to be part of this release. i will