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palestinians, quote, would said palestinians, quote, would not to go he added not want to go back. he added that us would take over gaza the? hq egg-h �*ge'ee eee— 5,219.27 ———— —— ———— ...., . ,. in “fi�* !!5 a" te'ee ae— r”? ~ ,,., ~~— — —— in his that !!s a" te'ee “er ”a"? ~ ,,., "w ' f' in his words, do that !!s a" take “a“ ra'af ,, ww ww , ,, in his words, do a that !!s a" take “a“ ra'af ww ww wwww w ,, in his words, do a realjob unexploded bombs, by remevine unexaleded hernias. - ,,.. ,- - m.-. and by remeving unexaleded hernias. - ,,.. ,- - m.-. and economically rebuilding and economically developing the palestinian territory. let's take a listen. the us will take over the gaza strip and we do a job with strip and we will do a job with it too. we will own be it too. we will own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the bombs other 77 other weapons on the site, (the ' weapons on the site, (the side pons on the site, (the side and; on the site, (the side and get the site, (the side and get rid e site, (the side and get rid of te, level the side and get rid of the buildings, level the destroyed buildings, level allow, create economic that -- , ikiithiatiwm ,, . numbers rill supply numbers of supply numbers of sup and , - .- 7.7” . 7 - 7 7 7 77f7or77th7e77 7 7 7 7 7 7 77f7orthe7people7777 7 7 7 7 7 77f7or7the7people7o7f7 7 7 7 7 7 77f7or7the7pe7ople7 7o7f7the 7 housing for the people of the area. they will do a realjob i1— something7different,7 7 somethingdifferent,7j7ust to something different, just can go if you back, it can go back if you go back, it will end up the same way it has eeill she! ee the aemtfieeltfiea years. gill eeee we emerge-thee eill enee—eflfiemeeeeenee yea is the first eill ehe! ee the aemeeee'thea yea is the first foreign jiggingahu is the first foreign �* to visit jgggaggahu is the first foreign �*to visit in the us second term and he credit to president trump gave credit to president trump for helping to bring hostages for'hei�*ping'to bring hostages in for'hei�*ping'to' bring hostages

in reference for'het�*ping'to' bring hostages in reference of the home in reference of the, deal, he noted that ceasefire deal, he noted that trump has allowed donald trump has allowed weapons to flow back into israel and held up under president mr president biden. mr president, ladies and _ president biden. mr president, ladies and gentlemen, - president biden. mr president, ladies and gentlemen, israel . ladies and gentlemen, israel will end the war by winning the israel's victory 7isr7ra7e7l'7s vi7ctory will 7 7isr7ra7e7l'7s vi7ctory will be 7 war. israel's victory will be victory. we will not america's victory. we will. not win the war, working only win the war, working we will win the e _p, 7 your leadership, mr peace, with your leadership, mr president, a partnership, i president, and a partnership, i believe that we will forge a brilliant future for our region and bring our great alliance to even greater lives.— asa 77 77 as a north live as a north american editor, sarah, welcome to you. some historic comments made at the white house. i tohightet thewhite hoose. ! in the press conference was in the press conference... president and prime therewith president and prime netanyahu and people minister netanyahu and people absolutely at see fe a §§fi19t§i¥ aatfih'a�*hse it. we sefe ibisfil�*itei? ésffifi'gfiee�* if. we were sefe e�*eefil�*thi? eeffifi'ehee�* 7e7e we were hearing, all

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also praised donald trump for his blue sky thinking for having fresh ideas and thinking outside the box said outside the box he said and this is idea 7 m7anaging different idea from managing east peace, donald trump middle east peace, donald trump??? �*said, tried for ..u...s and7 to do gaza nd to do t gaza n(: control to do t gaza n(: control ofo do t gaza n(: control of the» a with gaza in control of the palestinians, doesn't work da'eat—a—a “a fee—an”; e-r’e w www w w ww ..... has created instability 7 7not 7 7 7 7 7notjust7 7 7notjust|s7rael 7 7notjust is7rael but 7 7 for notjust israel but as well he neighbours as well because he is concerned about what to do the new deal with saudi with the new deal with saudi arabia so donald trump is arabiaszo donald trumo is that this is the way convinced that this is the way to peace and security to achieve peace and security for the arab nations as well if middle east as well as the..middle east as well as but of course, that eraal bet at “bee that 777777 77 777777 7 take eraal elie e�*f “flitse t'aet 777777 77 7 77 777777 7777 take account of the doesn't take account of the palestinians and all of this. we haven't had time to have much international yet i wouldn't "”'.'w;uidagg 7 but l wsuldn't be surerisea; ta w—wwwwww some but l wsuldn't be surerisea; ta .. ~ ww some very but l weuldn't be surerisea; te .. ~ ww some very strong get some very strong pushback from countries likejordan and the egypt and the palestinians themselves. donald trump gave us no as to by what mechanisms the us means or mechanisms the us go about over the

would go about taking over the strip and taking ownership 7— 7, it as they 7 it as they seem 7 it as they seem to7 think. as i' say, 1ey seem to7 think. as i' say, that eem to7 think. as i' say, that eerr a >7think. as you say. that was a—significant that it you say, that was a—significant that it really has up the they media there in that gathered media there in that room where you were and making around the 7 77 7 77a7ro7und the7wo7r7ld7,777 headlines areund the'werld'.”" many people watching what many people were watching is question of the phase of the second phase of the ceasefire and enduring between and enduring oeace between .-- .- ----- --...-. and enduring oeace between .-- .- ----- --...-. and gaza and on israel and gaza and on that point, prime minister netanyahu point,~p.—ime minister—netanyahu israel would the said that israel would win the wait.-. hamas we �*from previous and we know from previous comments from donald trump that 777ha7s7not 7777 7 77 71155751; brita 77 7ha7s7not brita to 777ha7s7not waried to see he has not wanted to see as calls for further fighting as calls for is station as facility there, is a station as facility there, do you think both men are when to the comes aligned when it to the corner: of an peace? was harder to 7 was harder to because that was harder to tell because donald trump was very clear he wanted to take the that he wanted to take all the released and that's a hestages released andthat�*s a ~ ~ ~ . priority of his and

major priority of his and that only happen in two will only happen in phase two of the ceasefire deal israel up end of the is to stop the attacks which is to stop the attacks on hamas. what parameters are that his will netanyahu said that his will and the war by the war and the war by winning the war which didn't sound as though he was backing off, it as was bashing eff. it th.u.u.........-.-.-. you was bashing eff. it seundedwaswww w ww ww w w you want to carry on until if you want to carry on until hamas is he hamas is destroyed but he didn't say the commonest influence that possibly influence that we can possibly draw from what he said. the same time, he was full of draw from what he said. the same fore, he was full of draw from what he said. the same for his e was full of draw from what he said. the same for his middle ill of draw from what he said. the same for his middle east praise for his middle east envoy, stephen witkoff who 7 the the room 7 the room and stood up that in the roemtandstood up get of applause from to get around of applause from the assembled and the the assembled diplomats and the that we know that trump wa nt to want to the finding does want to see the finding and 7 does want to see the finding and that was looking may7be7hence —= 2: the fact7 their talks -iiie -m have allowed for the phase two of the ceasefire to be negotiated or contract, it's difficult tell because as difficult to tell because as say, everybody�*s attention you say, everybody�*s attention grab so much by this

mm - ro -osal about astonishing proposal about gaza, maybe that's enough to 7benjamin 7 7benjamin neta nyahu persuade benjamin netanyahu that doesn't need to go and that he d e’e’s’n�*t need to go and the that he d e’e’s’n�*t need to go and th e j o b that he doesn�*t need to go and the job to destroy hamas finish the job to destroy hamas as and political as military and political abilities united states abilities because united states will take over gaza anyway. there. g'igniftcantdevelooments there. all of it and in the reporting all of it and in the room at the press conference room at the press fflrrfarraarre -. ..- - .-- america "£252"; 5! the pegs: fflnfémnré —— ~— — 7— america editor sarah north america editor sarah smith there, thank you very much. sarah on one side there, outside the white this outside the white house, this the scene from another angle is the scene from another angle and there you can actually see , , which throughout the day and run—up to that and the run—up to that meeting and are now continuing, you can see there, demonstrators holding there, demonstratorsholding flags, many people palestinians flags, many people now be learning those developments come out latest developments to come out of press conference of that press conference between those two leaders and that top line being president

thgt to of! fife, 52,1 n’g’p’rgsifiént tru m p thgt to of! he bej n’g’p’reeifient trump in the united donald trump in the united states intends to take possession of the gaza strip permanently resettled and permanently resettled palestinians elsewhere say that would wa nt 5 would want to j would want to go: would want to go; back they would not want to go back to the gaza strip and that's what many palestinians saying in the run—up been, saying in, the run—gets! ~ ~ ~ , , , ~~ meeting. we been, eayihg in, the reh—e�*ete ~ ~ ~ , , , ~~ meeting. we will be this meeting. we witl�*be'coming to story throughout course of the 77 but the seer—fee “f the “m"remme it??? w ' ,, ”love now the tetr'ee “t the “ruremme htft'f w ' ,, move now to take a let's move on now to take a at the situation in look at the situation in sweden where police said around ten have been killed at a campus in is the school campus in—what is the mass in the worst mass shooting in the country's history and the suspected is among the suspected attacker is among the shooting happened in the dead. shooting happened in the city of a reboot, students and �* were 7 �*were kept inside 5 �*were kept inside the staff were kept inside the building at the which number of scores for adults a number of scoresfor adults children, please don't know and children, please don't know the motive but think the attacker acted alone. sweden's minister said they had a minister said they had a veryister said they had a very painful d they had a very painful day ey had a very painful day to had a very painful day to hisi been a very painful day to his country. ali price reports now.

shouting. gunfire caught on camera. inside the school, they hid under their desks. this footage, which has been shown on local swedish tv, appears to show the attacker making his way through the building, although we haven't been able to verify it. the gunman opened fire at lunchtime. he was bleeding a lot. before police could guarantee their safety, their parents desperately waiting for news. she came to school five minutes

before the whole thing and has been very scared. them, bringing the men in locking the door. swedish police say all those killed were found translation: he is not known to the police from before based on what we know, we believe he acted alone. on spiralling gang rivalry. translation: we have seen today brutal, deadly violence against totally innocent people. this is the worst mass shooting in swedish history. still a lot is unanswered, and i can't give the answers, but there will come a time when we will know what has happened. as sweden tries to come to terms with a mass killing.

president trump says that he is", in a rush speak with is", in a rush to speak with china's jinping amid i 77 amid an escalating 7 amid an escalating travde after dispute, china retaliated after president trump imposed a �*on chinese �* on chinese imports, tariff on chinese imports, china says that it plans to similar tariffs on us levy similar tariffs on us goods including and call. goods including cars and call. what happens when the leaders the the mast paeferifui of the twom crst pdwe rful phase of the'two'mcrst powerful phase of? president economies phase of? president trump charges of a on imports of 77 on imports of chinese items 10% on imports of chinese items such as clothes the such as clothes and the materials to make phones materials used to'makephones wind turbines and today, president xi china's president xi retaliated with similar tariffs starting monday 77 made like oil and made like oiland pickup trucks. on chinese state tv earlier today,

started in his first term. $577 billion worth of goods in 2023, but americans buy more from china than the other way around. of chinese ones. to impose on the eu could, economists say, see car he's undecided on whether to target the uk. more on that later. but all of this is uncertain. take canada and mexico. even after yesterday's last—minute suspension, just the lingering threat of tariffs could be either a us—owned one or a foreign—owned one,

he's trying to drive investment inward. through and feed back into the uk. including at home. dharshini david, bbc news.

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breast cancer screening trial, one woman has diagnosed every ten minutes with breast cancer ten minuteswith breest center |t te’h'mihuteswith breest center it the most common making it the most common cancer in the uk and it can affect men as well, it's of the will help speed up you are live with news, let's return to our bbc news, let's return to our top that being that top story, that being that between president meeting between president trump and israeli prime donald trump and israeli prime benjamin at minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house, joining the to discuss is a tullis, live to discuss is a tullis, �*fellow �* us foreign eefi'er fellefistsr tiis tsrsléfi at the middle east policy at the middle east institute, thank for being institute, thank you for being with us, it's fair to say many the world’s media gathered of the world's media gathered there, appeared somewhat surprised the comments from surprised by the comments from president donald trump with the future ztlézejthz sf " ,, the future of gaza regards to the future of gaza and saying the us could and saying that the us could take it your thoughts on take it over. your thoughts on we heard tonight? i what we heard tonight? i go a few what we heard tonight? i go - a few hours _ what we heard tonight? i go - a few hours ago - what we heard tonight? i go - a few hours ago from l what we heard tonight? i pr? 7 a few hours ago from the what we heard tonight? i pr? 7 a east ours ago from the what we heard tonight? i pr? 7 a east and . ago from the what we heard tonight? i pr? 7 a east and already, 1 the what we heard tonight? i pr? 7 a east and already, many “e "ddlefeste “if? “e? ee “if he the “e edisfists heelee ee h�*e he the middle fi'dd�*ees�*eheelfeeee h�*ehe the middle east were looking

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want to see harm to them. your organisation _ want to see harm to them. your organisation is _ want to see harm to them. your organisation is supporting - organisation is supporting who are taking legal those who are taking legal action, can you just walk us ggtijonjcan you just walk us what that entails, what through what that entails; what hope to through they hope to achieve through this lawsuit?— this lawsuit? yes, i'm doing this lawsuit? yes, i'm doing this particular _ this lawsuit? yes, i'm doing this particular action - this lawsuit? yes, i'm doing this particular action for- this lawsuit? yes, i'm doing this particular action for the | this, particular aetieztter the— , ,, — ,, �*firm and they muddle — my law firmandtheymuddle — my involvement with candle involvement with whistleblowers and handle matters relevant to disclosure matters relevant todisclosure the public knowledge. some for the public knowledge. some of which is related. we of which is related. what we are seek is to ensure these special agents and are that identities are protected that their identities are protected and that are because the there is at the other day; there is up,” to at the other day; there is , ~ , , to be a lot of 272: who are 7 7 who are personally individuals who are personally be at physical as well as aswell asfam|l|es aswell 2757155155; doing theirjobs and merely doing theirjobs and thatis merely doing theirjobs and that is why are seeking that is why we are seeking a stay in terms of the federal government their government releasing their names. a, government releasing their names. , names. may i 'ust ask you briefl , names. may i 'ust ask you briefly. if _ names. may i just ask you briefly, if that _ names. may i just ask you briefly, if that is - names. may i just ask you briefly, if that is not - names. may i just ask you briefly, if that is not the l briefly, if that is not the case, what president does this

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blue sky and some sunshine for many of us too. but the air is now colder and in that chilly air lighten further, we can expect to see some overnight frosts pressure to build in from the south. that's going to stick around keeping us dry for the rest of the week. but the milder air has been swept away, marked in yellow, into the afternoon. they're lower than on tuesday. the winds are set to lighten.

but a lot of sunshine around, dry and fine. the winds picking up towards the channel coast by the end of the day will start to draw in more just a little. there will be plenty of added wind chill, but we're set to stay in that colder air as we head through the course of the weekend.

into monday too. and you can keep an eye on things on your bbc weather app, of course. bye for now.