of the tempest in london's west end, starring sigourney weaver. be a wake up call to us firms. has become the most downloaded free app in the united states since its launch earlier this month.

the release of deepseek ai to me earlier. and it's notjust in the us. you mentioned nvidia. hit once again,

we're also seeing nvidia supplier adventists, which is... adventist, i should a second day in a row. rout in tech stocks around the world. well because it's a very similar product to what chatgpt is. a bit of traction when it was released in late 2022. it reads very similar.

"politically sensitive" by china, so questions about taiwan, these are questions that really, you know, which is effectively, i'll give "i am sorry, i cannot answer that question." about tiananmen square today.

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because of the advent of ai. we're talking about bringing nuclear back is saying, is claiming. they're sceptical of what deepseek is claiming. we shall see. i will have more on the story coming later. initiatives in the military. in the armed forces, the defence department and the homeland security department. a third order directs the pentagon to determine the action does not immediately ban transgender service members.

up the us military. accusations of womanising and heavy drinking. well for donald trump.

it's an end to the transgender recruitment policy from entering the us military. former service members,

about 8,000 of them, will be that they were following their bosses in terms of prosecutions

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government officials in the eastern democratic republic of congo have announced that the army now that they control the city. and we can now speak to the

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reclaimed. remembered. family survivors, old and young. from khan yunis. i'm crying from happiness. gaza during the war. home will look like.

what am i expecting? we will see the same destruction that we have seen here. we're going from emptiness to emptiness. this is the home many returned to. buildings have been damaged or destroyed. houses burnt, businesses looted. relatives still buried in the rubble. hamas officials have called for 130,000 emergency tents to shelter people returning to the north. gaza's displaced still homeless, even after coming home. now a place of reunions. israeli soldiers withdrawn, replaced by familiarfaces. the impact of this truce is taking hold.

but talks on extending it but talks on extending it into a permanent ceasefire, talks on gaza's future, into a permanent ceasefire, haven't yet begun. for gazans, the road back home is open, but the path ahead is unclear. but the path ahead is unclear. lucy williamson reporting from williamson reporting from jerusalem. jerusalem. a public inquiry into the worst atrocity of the conflict in northern of the conflict in northern ireland — the 0magh bombing — will start hearing evidence from families today. 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, were murdered in the real ira ireland — the 0magh bombing — attack in august 1998 after a bomb exploded in the main shopping street. 0ur ireland correspondent sarah girvin reports. this was the single deadliest attack of northern ireland's troubles. 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, were killed in the real ira

bombing. no—one has ever been convicted of the atrocity, and bereaved families have spent years fighting for a public inquiry. aidan gallagher was in 0magh shopping on the day of the bomb. the 21—year—old never came home. his father wants answers. we had 31 beautiful, innocent people die and i think it's important that they are acknowledged. the thing at the back of all of our minds is that the people responsible for this horrendous, wicked and evil atrocity will not be held to account. that's the unfortunate thing. chaired by lord turnbull, the inquiry will spend the next four weeks hearing from relatives of those who were killed and those who witnessed the bombing and its aftermath. it will also evaluate the intelligence picture at the time, but its purpose is not to identify the individuals responsible. for many people who live and work in 0magh, the consequences of the bombing are still present even today.

the 0magh bomb is something that whenever you do think about it, and you think about it too much, it becomes a very emotional and evocative subject. and i think that's maybe where a lot of people are. they don't forget it, but they might not necessarily want to dwell too much on it. five former pupils at this school were killed in the bombing. decades later, what happened that day still has an impact on young people here. my auntie was killed in it, so it's always mentioned quite a lot in the house. and it'll always be a big event that shouldn't have happened and did happen. there's a lot of people that died from the high school or that had relations in the high school. so it's like, it's closely linked to the school and the school families. after decades of legal battles, there is hope that the public inquiry will provide answers for questions nearly 27 years in the making. sarah girvin, bbc news.

protesters from the environmental campaign groupjust stop 0il have disrupted a performance of the tempest, starring sigourney weaver in london's

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starts to fill. still a rumble or two of thunder, still kind of widespread frost. now there'll still be plenty of showers just swirling around that area of low pressure. monday's did. towards western channel coast. as we head through tuesday

night and into wednesday, into northern and western scotland perhaps, but also some and the west, and this time we're going to be seeing some of england, into southwest england dry day, perhaps one or two showers just running down and then into thursday it's looking dry, pretty much across the board as high pressure starts to edge in. there will be plenty of sunshine around temperatures sunshine around, temperatures

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