of the ceasefire deal. — greeted byjubilant crowds in the west bank and gaza. could escalate into a regional conflict as 700 people are

ireland start their bid to become the first team to win three six nations titles in a row with a convincing we start in the us — where the mayor of philadelphia of the city early friday evening. these are the live pictures from the scene. a heavily populated area. the crash happened only a minute after take—off. in washington dc.

the moment the jet crashed, captured on cctv cameras across philadelphia. the explosion heard and seen for miles around. of the city at rush hour. it set cars and buildings on fire. i have never seen nothing like that a day in my life. gas station was shaking. at first light the full extent of the damage became clear — where the plane hit.

and four flight crew. they are being treated in area hospitals, and thus far our count is that there are 19 injured victims. but again this is not etched in stone. officials say 67 people lost their lives, including members of the american ice skating team. victims of the washington crash, their identities confirmed today. they were just 11 years old.

graham satchell, bbc news. following developments at the scene in philadelphia. i spoke to her a little earlier. important information, new details coming out those people were a girl, her mother, two physicians, and two crew members. roosevelt boulevard.

field is about four to six blocks wide. officials are warning people not to pick up the debris. but not the six lives of the people on board? any indications as of yet? is also involved. this is a probe that will span local, state, and federal levels.

there is a cafe, restaurant, a diner. homes in this area. —— debris landed in the area. 19 people were injured in this crash aside from the seven them was a patron at a diner. he was eating his dinner

when all of a sudden, incident, this plane crash. finally he was able to speak to somebody and an ambulance we are told that person is going to be ok. the death toll could rise. of civilians were sheltering in the town of sudzha — been killed and dozens are still trapped under

and in a significant development — allowing the first medical evacuations since the truce was agreed. international news organisations aren't correspondent, lucy williamson, sent this report from tel aviv. demanded that hamas imposed control. not whistling crowds.

from keith siegel, a small, thin smile from the stage. hamas says all three are dead, killed by an israeli air strike. it's heartbreaking. recover from it. highlights those still left in gaza. across the square, a new slogan on the posters this first stage of the ceasefire deal, with its regular hostage exchanges, spotlights

ceasefire rests on both sides after the war, with israel adamant it cannot be hamas. crowds with victory salutes. ali nazzal, freed after 18 years, searching for a new one, his son. yarden folded into the arms of his sister and his dad.

ending a war is more complicated than pausing simply coming home. among them, quite significantly, was yarden bibas. now, this was a very bittersweet moment for his

his mother and his father and his sister were here to square in particular. october the 7th attacks and were never charged. they were held in what israel calls preventative detention. because, yes, while a lot many of the palestinian many others have not have been found guilty of much lesser offences or not been charged at all. ceasefire deal is working. and they want this ceasefire agreement to continue, even though there is significant political pressure to expire and for the war

against hamas in gaza to end. and just take us through events in, in gaza as well, what sort of reception did they receive? yeah, well, of course, in gaza itself, what should be and the israeli government have made it clear they would not accept those scenes again. than half of those prisoners released from israeli jails were sent back into gaza. serious crimes were exiled through gaza to

is popular and is gaining strength and is working. and that was the partial reopening of the rafah border between egypt and gaza. palestinian children for treatment abroad. drop in the ocean. to the us this weekend to meet president trump. mr netanyahu will leave for the us on sunday. in gaza, the remaining hostages still held by hamas, and its allies.

as it's the opening weekend and ireland got their tournament off in style by beating england as they seek an historic third successive title. as you'd expect, it was a tight game in dublin simon easterby in his first game while andy farrell looks after the lions. beating italy by 31 points to 19 at murrayfield — but that fought back to level the match. gregor townsend's side.

the ball, it goes behind you or across you, but today he was those tries. onto football and where league leaders liverpool have beaten the in—form bournemouth 2—0 away to stretch their lead at the top of the table the premier league — to 9 points. plenty of goals for nottingham forest — premier league victory. forest this season. the win moves them level on points with second placed arsenal who play tomorrow. but it's an extraordinary but it's an extraordinary result for forest who last week, were hammered result for forest who last 5—0 by bournmouth. the players, their response on but it's an e: theirdinary

but it's an e: their response on the pitch was the pitch was beyond our expectations. we were concerned, we wanted to put it right, because they weren't good enough and they were aware elsewhere, david moyes�* incredible turnaround at everton also deserves plenty of plaudits. his side beat strugglers leicester 4—0. the relegation battle at ipswich went the way of southampton. newcastle lost at home ot fulham. and in the late kick off wolves beat aston 2—0. well, no doubt marcus rashford watched the game. the england forward is set to move from manchester united to villa on a loan deal before monday's transfer deadline. we've been told that talks are at an advanced stage, but there is work to be done to finalise the move. rashford, who's 27, hasn't played for united since being dropped by head coach ruben amorim in the middle of december. neither celtic or rangers were in action in the scottish premiership. so it was all about the best of the rest today — 3rd placed dundee united lost at kilmarnock.

hearts thrashed dundee 6—0 aberdeen lost at hibs and bottom side stjohnstone won at st mirren. let's move on to cricket and australia have inflicted sri lanka's biggest test defeat in history — winning by an innings and 2112 runs in galle. australia had declared on a massive 654 for 6 in theirfirst innings of the opening game of the series. in response, sri lanka folded for 165 and following on they were bowled out again for 247. aussie spinners matthew kuhnemann and nathan lyon shared 16 wickets between them in sri lanka's worst test defeat. the second test starts on thursday. it was a really good performance from the outset. i thought the way we started the game, travis, the way he came out and put them under pressure immediately and others in�*s innings, to score his first

double hundred was outstanding in the way he was able to do it was even more impressive. and that's all the sport for now. the leading contender to become canada's next prime minister, says the country will "retaliate" to any tariffs imposed by the us. taxes of up to 25% are set to be imposed on canada and mexico and around

canada will cave in, we are united, but we are going to stand up and we will retaliate. donald trump has invoked emergency legislation from the 1970s, which gives from the 1970s, which gives the president broad powers to impose economic sanctions in a national crisis. the president broad powers he cited the surge in undocumented migrants coming over the mexican border and the smuggling into the us of the deadly drug fentanyl. and restrict or push up on china for the illegal fentanyl that they have sourced and allowed to distribute into our country. the aim is to grow the us the aim is to grow the us economy, protectjobs and raise economy, protectjobs and raise $1 trillion in tax revenue, but analysts warn that tariffs could hit supply chains could hit supply chains

and restrict or push up i am sceptical that the way you get countries to sort of cooperate is by poisoning the well with the threat of really crippling, effectively economic sanctions that also hurt american consumers. president trump has also made clear he will target the eu with similar taxes. behind—the—scenes intense lobbying and negotiations continue as nations across the world scramble to assess who will pay the price of a full—scale trade war. marc ashdown, bbc news. let's speak to a global trade expert. everett eissenstat — who was the deputy director of the national economic council under the last trump administration.

he's now a partner in the public policy practice group at the law firm squire patton boggs. welcome to the programme. i wonder if we can start off with the assessment of the first trump administration, first presidency. that round of tariffs, were have been in

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economy open for decades. that open tar open iior decades. that economy open for decades. that was part of the post—world war ii consensus that we would use our economic market to help grow the economy. that worked for many years. what has happened is there have been some interrupters that have come in and did not play by the same rules. that didn't lower their tariffs to the same degree we did. and after a while i think it was viewed as unfair. our raising tariffs the best way to deal with it? that remains to be seen. it is a tool. it was articulated by the president many times. he sees this tool is very important to serve a number of different processes. anything from creating reciprocal tariff rates, to help growing the us economy, by creating investment opportunities in the us, and even, you know, as a foreign policy tool, we saw with the situation in colombia and also here with migration and sentinel flows which are part of the tariffs that were being

discussed today. —— fentanyl. there was also the promise to lower the prices at the tills for everyday ordinary americans. don't tariffs now increase the risk of inflation returning? how on earth do you grow the economy of the us if you are going to bring inflation back in? great question- _ inflation back in? great question. the - inflation back in? great- question. the administration will tell you that there are a number of other initiatives ongoing, including the tax... reauthorising the tax cuts, deregulatory initiatives. that would offset any inflationary impacts on tariffs. there's also a belief that when tariffs were put in under the first term there were no inflationary impact, so they are seen as a

tool of growth, is driving investment into the us, but, yes, i think there is a risk and one i am sure they will be watching very closely.- watching very closely. some news has — watching very closely. some news has just _ watching very closely. some news hasjust broken. - watching very closely. some news hasjust broken. i'm i watching very closely. some i news hasjust broken. i'm sure you are aware of the context. the new york times reporting that elon musk�*s efficiency department of government efficiency has finally been allowed access to the treasury

you are watching bbc hello there. have seen the sunshine. it turns wet and windy though elsewhere, mostly dry and chilly and particularly thanks to this area of high pressure. more isobars in the north and the west with and with that strong wind. where we have the wind and the rain. on sunday because of this area of high pressure, so it of the country.

so a cold, frosty start for the east and southeast of england with some sunshine. and outbreaks of rain. spots for england and wales, where winds will be lighter so for monday, clearer skies chilly towards the south it will be windy and winds touching near gale force around the coast of western scotland, and rain will be quite heavy, especially for the highlands and islands, but a drier

less colder towards the south and the east. then, as we head into tuesday, a weather front crosses the country to bring a spell of wet and windy weather for all. to start the new week.

this is bbc news, the headlines... a mother and child are among seven people killed after a plane crashed in a built—up area of us the city of philadelphia. in the latest stage of the ceasefire deal. friends and relatives gather in tel aviv, to celebrate. more than 180 palestinian prisoners are freed

the mayor of philadelphia says that seven people were killed when a plane transporting a medical patient crashed near a shopping centre in a built—up area of the city. they included the child patient, her mother, doctor, paramedic, pilot and co—pilot — all from mexico. to reporters earlier today. so the situation remains fluid and active. our philadelphia police department, ourfire

at this crash site. of them and my gratitude for their persistence. and in our prayers.

we can also confirm that at least one other person was in a car. victims who were injured in this incident and they are but, again, this is not etched in stone. the mayor alluded to this earlier and i want to put everyone is here on the ground, not just to address you but they have been

here on the ground for their neighbours. in their neighbourhood. this is notjust a group of emergency response professionals working together at the state, local and federal level, this is neighbours working together to look out for one another.

at embry riddle aeronautical — he told me air traffic control relative to any investigation. and then start looking at the procedures in and around washington, dc to see if any

of that could have been when it comes to equipment also, the same report i don't know if it is still in operation, was predigital. stepping levels across the united states for air shutdowns, but it is also

because of the covid pandemic. hire ortrain air traffic controllers, so even though the fa has hired several thousand controllers hired several thousand controllers in the past three years, they are unable to bridge that gap on canada, mexico and china. the details of what exactly are in the measures have not the white house has told them the measures affecting the country will come into force on tuesday. laura jones is ceo of the business council

and the losers are the businesses, the workers and the consumers on both sides of the border. will be paying those taxes. it's interesting, isn't it, that we've got tariffs of 25% what's your reasoning for that? i think this is there's two things that are he was talking about security of the borders.

trudeau resigned. the liberals are now you know, there's as was just noted on the programme. and so those two things are making this very difficult. that could come further down the line.

there are lots and i mean the supply chains between canada and the us, we've been best... so oil of course, energy is a big export. could hit us consumers in the pocket... because this isn'tjust regional, it's not just a regional story. and many people where we are here would say, you know, well, i would say that if this is the way president trump

personal connections. it's such a surprise that that the us would be treating theirfriends like this. they're less friendly with? or certainly their enemies? as donald trump pledges tariffs on the three largest waterway at end of 1999. the arrival by marco rubio

here in panama city kicks off a multi—nation tour, the first foreign visit by the first hispanic us secretary of state. in panama is what donald trump has said, both in the weeks that chinese soldiers are operating along it. no evidence for that. with president molino it is and belongs to panama. protests here, some of them

evolving into clashes and perhaps something of the welcome that mr rubio is about building economic cooperation in this region. also about tackling migration from central and south america but i think those tensions likely to dominate what mr rubio and his officials are saying is they want of both south and central america and the after a vehicle crashed

into a building in essex. police. yet been disclosed. both aged 32 and from a set of triplets — they went missing near the river dee. body had been recovered from the river dee

were last seen. was recovered from the river. again, formal identification still to take place, now, the sisters were last seen in the early hours of january the 7th. they crossed over victoria bridge before turning down they'd stayed there for around five minutes before

now, police have said that there are no apparent they say they spoke to the sisters in the days in the weeks when they were missing. and then a body was discovered

yesterday. sadness here not only here in aberdeen, but also and the people he had recruited and led in somalia. would find and kill all those who threated americans. jihadists groups in the 2010s, but now its presence

the president of burundi — evariste ndayishimiye says of congo — burundi's neighbour — could escalate into a regional war. fight rwandan—backed m23 rebels, who recently seized the city of goma and have been advancing south. mr ndayishimiye says if rwanda continues what he called which he said was unacceptable. of sheltering rebels who attacked its territory two years ago. up on food and essentials, while others are rushing developments from nairobi. for a number of years.

group that is reportedly backed by the rwandan government, they say they have been protecting ethnic minorities from prosecution by the congolese authorities across eastern congo, so this is culminating and we don't quite know how this will go.

current regulations mean there's ambiguity around how they are not a cigarette or a vape, but somewhere in between. heated tobacco products deliver nicotine by heating up real are pushing them hard. that is why you might see this — an advert for tobacco products on their stores.

standards are under. defines a tobacco product is something which is sainsbury says they sell a range of items and... some medical experts have warned heated tobacco i would rank it less

harmful than cigarettes international, saying the adverts are prohibited and asking them to desist from such promotion in the future. they said they only agreed to suspend the adverts through parliament expected to ban the advertising of all nicotine products including vapes and heated tobacco. ben king, bbc news. it seems like everyone

than you might think. its impact is everywhere. ai feels like a very contemporary story. this is an exhibition that wants you to reconsider what you think you know. so it's more about

checking your sources. video has come from? and that's going to be really important going forward. yellow. green. cat. dog. mouse. moment of truth, then. it's pretty scary, isn't it? these are big challenges. anyone can visit the exhibition and have a think for themselves when it opens on tuesday.

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after a plane crash in the us city of philadelphia. further updates will be provided as soon that we will find a cause for this tragedy. 3 israeli hostages are freed from captivity by hamas, as part of the ongoing ceasefire deal. in return, israel frees more than 180 in the west bank and gaza. reported killed since sunday. 3 six nations titles in a row —

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