dramatic shift in middle east policy in decades. the us will take over the gaza strip, and we will do we'll own it. egypt, jordan and saudi arabia have condemned plan and it been called absurd. the motive behind the deadliest mass shooting in the country's history. we'll be live in orebro. parcels from mainland china and hong kong

we begin with the extraordinary news conference of his plan for the us to "take over" gaza, addressing a news conference alongside the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu — mr trump said he believes our state department correspondent tom bateman reports. president trump set out his plan to, in his language, out of gaza and for the us to take over. we will own it and be responsible for dismantling on the site, level the site and get rid of

the destroyed buildings. level it out. president was an unconventional thinker. he sees a different future for that piece of land that attention to this. upend years of established us policy on the region and will arab countries have categorically rejected came at a critical moment for the current phased gaza

not only does mr trump's proposal amount to a fundamental shift in us policy towards israel and the palestinians, of unprecedented proportions, but it could also and hostage release discussions. chanting: netanyahu, you're a tyrant! - nearby, protesters called for netanyahu's trials arrest warrants for him, his defence minister and a hamas leader. they called mr trump's idea a plan for ethnic cleansing. palestinians and saying gaza is a destruction site of the day nothing will stop the palestinians from remaining on their lands. being mr trump's foreign visit was going to be an honour tom bateman, bbc

news, washington. described the surprise with which president trump's i think you could probably hear some of the jaws dropping over there in london. a drastic shift in us policy — you know, saying... this land and then "own it", in donald trump's words — from previous presidents. about there needing to be a two—state solution to relocate gazans would be a recipe for chaos

we've also heard from the un palestinian ambassador, we've been hearing, obviously, a lot of and there's a few republicans — two republican senators kind of criticising this plan. saying he didn't think it was the best use and, you know, really, there are a lot of questions here — in terms of international law is a big one. to, you know, pull off this kind of plan — i mean,

let's cross live now tojerusalem and speak just tell us what is the reaction the region to this ”riby : toms. : 13711: 1 1371: f a, plan by president tom. a senior israeli official was _ plan by president tom. a senior israeli official was quoted - plan by president tom. a senior israeli official was quoted in - israeli official was quoted in the this mac the media this morning that mac trump. he said these president trump. he said these visits surpassed all of our and dreams, trum- ingenious to raised ingenious solutions to problems that have been with raised ingenious solutions to probll since at have been with raised ingenious solutions to probll since it: have been with raised ingenious solutions to probll since it was e been with raised ingenious solutions to probll since it was first an with israel since it was first and far right �* ben gvir ”7m ww iiben gvir has been figure itamar ben gvirrhes been what he figure itamar ben gvinhes been what he calls garden advocating what he calls garden migration is asking the 7 minister 7 77 minister to 77 ministerto take israeli primfidinisterte take up israeli primfidinisterte take up as israeli primfidinisterta take up as official government thisrup as effieial gevernrnent and encouraged hhasififii he; heardand haq heardandsaid qeaq eezqjahjqaia the what he has heard and said the occupied west bank could be z— of palestinians also. emptied of palestinians also. of course there many of course there are many israelis who recognise of what q of what is being

dangers of what is being outlined, not least the of hostages who remain gaza, are now worried in gaza, who are now worried about what happens the about what happens with the was by ceasefire that was agreed by the trump administration acting as a key �* between as a key mediator between israel and hamas. on the palestinian side, a =7 the trump and absurd proposal ridiculous and absurd saying that it had the to ignite the region, what ”15.55.35; " q qqqvqjiiéi bar]; palqertinians qqqqvaiiqt bar]; palqerqtinians | and what many palestinians i have spoken to feel, they have spaken ta feelrthey had hope after the ceasefire that president could deal that president trump could send things a different, posiqqtive they :-—q that this is q that this is a q that this is a fundamental feel that this is a fundamental and misunderstanding and deliberate misunderstanding of what is at the heart of the israel conflict, claims �* the claims �*the same whatqq what seen as whatqq seen as being the land, what isseen as being the land, —— competing claims, heb! bands —— sen’teetina stairns; www—m7? the heb! bands —— sen’teetina stairnss" the idea hel¥ lands —— sen’teetina slairnss" the idea that a particular and the idea that a particular of can be exchanged plot of la ndecanebe ejlhanged

another —— let's speak to herb keinon, how feasible is this plan from president trump? would president trump? this would potentially involve the forced potentially involve the fersed of potentially involve the forced of gazans. can displacement of gazans. can that really happen? its, displacement of gazans. can that really happen?- displacement of gazans. can that really happen? that res" happen? said thatrreslly barman? we: vex; "e—l—lfa said that thatreslly l'l."!n.9n? l lll lllll, lllllll. said that with that reall�*g happen? said that with donald once said that with donald you to take q q qliqteqrallyq q q q qq q q liteqqrally but you to him seriously and q q him seriously and in q him seriously and in this q q chqiqq qq q this means q q q chiqqthqths trump q q q chiqqthqeahs trump says ggntext this means trump says wants to have a us he wants to have a us protectorate over the gaza strip and to move the and is out, is that what is gas and is out, is that what is going to happen down literally going to happen down the i'm not sure —— the the line, i'm not sure w the he is challenge the gazans, he is challenge the existing paradigms that have qfor threqe decades and not >r three decades and not workeqd. iecades and not worked. he is es and not worked. he is saying onl solution to the the only solution to the conflict, the two—state

he is saying, solution, he is saying, no, there are other solutions, other i am other possibilities and i am willing to look at those. what would those _ willing to look at those. what would those possibilities - would those possibilities be? we the long—term would those possibilities be? we is the long—term would those possibilities be? we is to the long—term would those possibilities be? we is to have the long—term would those possibilities be? we is to have an e long—term israeli saudi between israel and saudi arabia. saudi arabia is clear that that deal will not happen there is a two—state unless there is a two—state solution. unless there is a two-state solution-— unless there is a two-state solution. , q qqsaying q q saying there q saying there are other canvas, saying there are other options on the table, may be that the us moves in and takes �*the that the us moves in and takes �* the gaza that the us moves in and takes �*the gaza strip. is it gyergthe gaza strip. is it to happen tomorrow, going to happen tomorrow, probably not, but it reshuffles the thinking. as as the the thinking. as far as the coming out and saying the thinking. as far as the this iming out and saying the thinking. as far as the this in a g out and saying the thinking. as far as the this in a nonstarter, iying the thinking. as far as the this in a nonstarter, i ing the thinking. as far as the ti when nonstarter, i ing the thinking. as far as the ti when the istarter, i ing the thinking. as far as the ti when the saudis, i ing think, when the saudis start sitting down with trump and discuss things look they discuss things and look at they discuss things and look at

the leveraged the americans have as well, their attitudes might a bit so these might change a bit so these starting positions, not necessarily finishing positions but the main importance is there are we??? there are new ideas ito??? that there are new ideas of how to look at conflict. the to look at the conflict. the president _ to look at the conflict. the president has _ to look at the conflict. the president has spoken - to look at the conflict. the president has spoken of himself a peacemaker to the idea of as a peacemaker to the idea of an gaza under american control with american potentially with american is that something you in the q in the long—term? would back in the long—term? it is tough to say, historically q puts out q q puts out an q q puts out an idea, q q puts out an idea, he puts trump puts out an idea, he puts 1000 elephants in the room, in the end he takes out 900 of but there are still them but there are still 100 elements in the room that the room, and that is change the room, and that is the kind of way to look at it as well. the picture as well. is the final picture going to be us of the going to be us control of the gaza not clear, but something gaza npt’clea�*r, but something changed, something

gaza not’clea�*r, but something changed, something is has changed, something is different, a way of different a differenthratr otww at different a differenteratr ef’w at possibilities looking at other possibilities and bringing in other herb keinon, thank you for your analysis. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.

nhs england has apologised unreservedly after a review identified multiple failings in the mental in nottingham injune 2023. valdo calocane — who has paranoid schizophrenia — attacked students barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, who were both 19, calocane was detained at a high—security hospital after admitting manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility.

in june 2023. he killed three people. and school caretaker ian coates, who was 65. he then attempted to murder three others. and attempted murder. before the attacks, he was sectioned under interactions with health—care services reveals investigators found that the offer of care

apologised to the victims' families and said improvements have been made. it's really clear to me that we could have done better and i want to extend my apologies to all of those with my organisation. shortly after calocane was sentenced to an indefinite

we need everybody to be so we can get all interviewed so we can get all of the information, at the beginning this court case beginning when this court case was going on, it was very was going on. it.was very . it was done rushed, it was done very and we are finding, quickly, and we are finding, years down the line, of 55: 7w q= -: if we know q qq qqqqiwaerqnonvahat these failings. if we know what been brought out in this has been brought out in this nhs if we knew we nhs report, if we knew what we knew back then, it could have a completely expert—led national response. nhs england says it's clear the care provided to calocane. of those failings for the rest of their lives.

behind the deadliest mass shooting in the country's history. was among the dead. the motive for the violence is unclear — with police saying late into the night, police were still at the school in sweden as they investigate how and why so many here lost their lives. this footage shown on swedish television appears to show the attacker making his way through the building, although we haven't been able to verify it. this resident nearby was filming on her phone when the attack started. oh, my god! alarm ..students took refuge

under their desks. at an education centre for adult learners. some hours before the building was made secure, and students when i looked behind me, i saw three people on the floor, bleeding. everyone was shocked. they said, "get out, get out." with their loved ones. police have said they don't believe this attack sweden has one of the highest rates of gun crime in the european union —

blamed largely on gang rivalry. waiting for news. and people who live here and go to school at risbergska. here has described as the worst mass shooting in its history. graham satchell, bbc news. these live pictures coming in from looks like a in from then, looks like a police press conference is about to start, on that mass shooting, the deadliest in shooting. theldeadliest in history. let's cross live

to orebro and speak one day what do know what happened in this attack? l'herejst . u.-,.,-. m attack? l'herejst . u.-,.,-. information we don't know, so be interesting to see if it'll be interesting to see if the police can fill in the gaps and more critical information. basics we have at basics we haveqat the the basics we have at the moment they do not moment is, they do not believe this was �* —related, they this was terror —related, they do not believe the perpetrator m qqqq m- m— was in a gang, he'did not have criminal record, was afliminal record; was not. to them and to be known to them and seem to be alone, so where does gettng alone. so where does leave us? to the is a big campus. qthere location is a big campus. there are lots of different one that was targeted was the one that was targeted was an adult learning centre, people of around the age of 20 an adult learning centre, peo typically und the age of 20 an adult learning centre, peo typically come ie age of 20 an adult learning centre, peo typically come here: of 20 an adult learning centre, peo typically come here for 20 lotsq q q qqqqqqthqqtsqiqqq q q qthqqts [£5erme q q qqqqq qqqq qloqth ofperqple threq classes. lots of people here new arrivals or had been sweden are a short or in sweden are a short or moderate amount of they moderate amount of time. they often learning gee “mean“ we“ leanne but gee “mean“ effer�* lessee but we gee “maze“ effer�* lessee but we don't q gee “maze“ effer�* lessee but we don't know swedish, but we don't know whether was a central part whether thifis was a eenfat’pa'rt’ ’ "’"" ””

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the metrics available, is the country the among 21 country the highest among 21 european for the rate europeancountties forthe rate gun crime, and that is of of dun crime. andthatis of - .. alarming. prime course alarming. the prime said last week that minister said last week that his government losing the against q against a surge againsta surge of qand wathalking violence and he was talking about gangs in particular in areas. it is worth urban areas. lt'is'firerth' that what urban areas. lt'is' fierth' that what we urban areas. lt'is'firerth' that what we have stressing that what we have seenin stressing that what we have seen in the last or so is spiralling of a spiralling of bombing gangs using to target each other, weapons to target each other. . these often tit—for—tat, these explosions average about one a injanuary, q day injanuary, in the first month �*this year. nic willake in orebro, nic will headi orebro, nic will head now bro, nic will head now to i, nic will head now to that press is under way in conference that is under way in orebro. i conference that is under way in orebro. ., ., conference that is under way in orebro. ., .

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