a job with it, too. we'll own it. of a palestinian state. police in sweden are trying to establish the motive behind the deadliest mass shooting the deadliest mass shooting in the country's history. in the country's history. the us postal service says it's topped accepting the us postal service says it's topped accepting the us postal service says it's stopped accepting parcels from mainland china parcels from mainland china and hong kong and hong kong until further notice. until further notice. hello. hello. an extraordinary news trump and the israeli prime conference between president minister, benjamin netanyahu, at the white house. at the white house. president trump put forward president trump put forward a dramatic shift in policy on the middle east and said a dramatic shift in policy the us will take over

and own the gaza strip. and own the gaza strip. he told reporters that palestinians would be resettled elsewhere in the region. the us president spoke of levelling the territory to create what he called "the riviera of the middle east". benjamin netanyahu called the proposal something that "could change history". have a listen to both leaders. the us will take over the gaza strip, and we will do a job with it, too. we'll own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site, level the site and get rid of the destroyed buildings — level it out — create an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers ofjobs and housing for the people of the area. do a realjob. do something different. just can't go back — if you go back, it's going to end up the same way it has for 100 years. mr president, ladies and gentlemen, israelwill end the war by winning the war.

israel's victory will be america's victory. we will not only win the war — working together, we will win the peace. with your leadership, mr president, and our

benjamin netanyahu. when donald trump told us that he wants america to take over the gaza strip. a job with it, too. he's convinced those countries will agree to take them. — he said it would be for the people of the world

to live there, and didn't tell us what the long—term future would be for palestinians who had previously lived in gaza. israel had ever had. he certainly lived up to that today. of a palestinian state. of a farabia an state. of a f arabia and tate. of a farabia and israel have been working on normalising their relations years. the country's foreign ministry said this position is "firm and unwavering". our correspondent in washington, carl nasman, announcement was greeted. over there in london. i mean, this really doesjust represent a fundamental —

for the us to come in, you know, kind of redevelop this land and then "own it", in donald trump's words — of course, the last president, president biden, was very clear in the region. to relocate gazans would be a recipe for chaos and tension in the region. we've been hearing, obviously, a lot of reaction within the us — politicians really sounding off. nearly, you know, all democrats who have spoken out about this have been against it. of criticising this plan.

law is a big one. but then you look at the us resources that it would take to, you know, pull off this kind of plan — i mean, and we could be talking about us military, you know, troops, boots on the ground there. laid out in ridiculous and absurd and pointing out

from palestinians i have spoken to in general you get conflict with israel. of nationalism, very painful histories. on the israeli side, certainly, there are many who will be encouraged by the very pro—israel general very popular with israelis. them in the strip — through the recent stages

of the war. saying this is the only solution to as you say, yolande, we're almost at that what does that involve? that second stage involves

basically bringing home end to fighting. and, you know, we are also supposed to see a more full now, although the americans are still insisting that things are on track, that steve witkoff with qatar being a key regional mediator, pointing out that there are contradictions here between the big picture that president trump has laid out, and this stated commitment to the current ceasefire deal. to jordan and libya. he's in london. peter millett, thank you for talking to us. what your

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praising president trump's "adept ability to negotiate". got in return so far?

on tariffs, donald trump says... but what's the us getting out of this, aside from risking a trade war? with canada, donald trump had already suggested it then he announced a 25% tax on canadian imports, pointing to concerns about immigration have paused, with canada agreeing to further imports, with immigration and drugs again a concern.

permanently — like, forever. mexico hasn't confirmed that this will be forever, at the border before. then there's china. goods — and, in reply, china is promising tariffs on some us goods. trump's game can be hard. sometimes the point. are these tariffs about the border, or more about

a very public flexing of america's muscles? then with china, this is an example of how donald trump wants america to be more self—reliant — is damaged in the process. but when he says there's a price to pay, he may well be right. the national heralth service in england has a certain type of long—lasting medication for his paranoid

this cctv footage captures him on the morning he killed three people. they were 19—year—old students barnaby webber he then attempted to murder three others. calocane, who has paranoid schizophrenia, was convicted and attempted murder. before the attacks, he was sectioned under today, a review commissioned by nhs england into his investigators found that the offer of care to his case. they say the risk in his case was not fully understood, managed, documented

or communicated, and his family's voice was not effectively considered. including risk assessments, family engagement and information sharing. the trust, giving its first interview since the killings, apologised to the victims' families and said and we should have done better. and i want to extend my apologies to all of those with my organisation. our services are very different today than they were shortly after calocane was sentenced to an indefinite for a public inquiry. it'sjust dragging this horror and this trauma out.

but i can't. .. appropriate justice. in a statement in response to the review, they say the family of valdo calocane have also released a statement for the immeasurable pain his actions have caused. they say the review shows that the mental—health—care system is in crisis, and needs an urgent and the care provided to calocane. was among the dead.

with police saying they think the attacker acted alone. graham satchell reports. late into the night, police were still at the school in sweden as they investigate how and why so many the attacker making his way through the building, and runs for their life. this resident nearby was filming on her phone oh, my god! inside the building... alarm. ..students took refuge under their desks. centre for adult learners.

when i looked behind me, i saw three people everyone was shocked. they said, "get out, get out." was happening, parents tried desperately to keep in touch with their loved ones. thing and has been very scared. is terror—related, and that the shooter — sweden has one of the highest rates of gun crime in the european union — blamed largely on gang rivalry. at a local church, families have been gathering, waiting for news. the dead have not yet been identified. of course, people are very

upset, what has happened here. so we try to help them to communicate with their sweden is now coming to terms with what the prime minister breaking news from the philippines, to impeach vice president sara duterte due to alleged in an impeachment trial. the rest of the week.

but the air is now colder, and in that chilly air with clear skies — and particularly as the winds and some patches of mist and fog develop, too. but how did this happen? high pressure to build in from the south. of the week, but the milder air has been swept away — conditions, marked in blue here. so a chilly start to wednesday morning. level rising through the day. elsewhere, a lot of sunshine around — into the afternoon. but as the high pressure becomes more established on wednesday night into thursday morning, the winds

away like a stone. here it's a mild start to the day — but elsewhere and clear through the morning, but a lot of sunshine around, dry and fine. by the end of the day, we'll start to draw in more just a little. we'll keep that easterly wind as we head into friday. so here's the outlook for our capital cities, then.

to change, and you can keep an eye on things on your bbc bye for now.

this is bbc news — the headlines. in a dramatic shift in middle east policy, with all palestinians resettled elsewhere. egypt, jordan and saudi arabia have all condemned the plan. a hamas official called the proposal "ridiculous" and "absurd". clear failings are found in the mental health treatment after at ten people were killed at a college in orebro. i bet most i bet most of i bet most of you i bet most of you use i bet most of you use this i bet most of you use this company, it is google.