this is bbc news, the headlines... with all palestinians resettled elsewhere — it's the most no the will take over the gaza strip we will do a job gaza strip and we will do a job with it as well. van families of the nottingham express their anger the tv �* the over 7 the over valdo over the failings over valdo calocane�*s medical treatment. calosanesrnedigg! treatment. the first authorised and the first. agtherised about and the first. autherised about the documentary about the mega band, led zepplin, released in cinemas. we will speak live to the director and producer about how they the band to how they persuaded the band to take part.

all that coming up. let's catch up all that coming up. let's catch up the latest sports news. up with the latest sports news. good afternoon. more than half a century... back to st james park. but tonight, with a 2—0 lead over arsenal heading into the second leg one of the toon army descending on wembley next month. it's been since newcastle have won a trophy. 1969, wasn't it, the last fairs cup?

so it's been an incredibly long time. we are well overdue a trophy. and get it and grab it. by getting to wembley. but i have a feeling it's not going to be that easy. super bowl 59 will be the first to ever be attended by a sitting us president, with donald trump making the trip to new orleans on sunday for the kansas city chiefs against the philadelphia eagles. in the build—up to the event. bourbon street, has been closed off to traffic and there is a heavy police is planning to be in the super dome. the highest level of security in the united states. unfortunately, the event that

happened on january the 1st and president trump, they have loaned us tremendous england captainjos buttler believesjoe root can play root is returning to the odi side for the first time not had the captaincy — back with that sort of smile i expect him to do exactly the same in this environment. he's obviously got loads of experience in odi cricket, as much in our group. in all formats, and we feel like he's got a crucial role

and fin smith at fly—half for england in saturday's six if confirmed when the team is announced on thursday, marcus smith will switch to his more unfamiliar position of full—back, having started england's last eight games at number ten. in rome with both sides looking for theirfirst win, while ireland travel to edinburgh on sunday to face scotland. the start of his title defence afterfracturing his hand and foot in a test during pre—season testing in malaysia. martin will have surgery after at the sepang circuit, the spaniard was taken to the medical centre

by ambulance before being moved to the hospital the season starts on march the second in thailand. the season starts on march 2nd in thailand. much more our website. much more on our website. back much more ourwebsite. back to now, matthew. to you for now, matthew. thank you. let return to youfprfibw:matthew. thank: let to our story, president to our main story, president trump's proposals for the us to control of gaza the gaza take control of the gaza strip... childish, it will never happen, ..which would see the permanent ..which would see the permanent resettlement of the palestinian people. mr trump's plans have been mr trump's plans have been universally condemned universally condemned across the middle east with many countries opposing any attempt to remove any palestinians from their land. from their land. joining me now is yossi beilin, joining me now is yossi beilin, who served as the israeli minister ofjustice from 1999 to 2001 underformer who served as the israeli prime minister ehud barak�*s government. yossi played a significant role in the peace process and is known for his involvement in the oslo accords. in the oslo accords. welcome to the gjgirernms; welcome to the programme. what did you make of you did you make of what you heard did you make of what you heard the it from the president? it is

did you make of what you heard the , from the president? it is childish. _ from the president? it is childish, it— from the president? it is childish, it will— from the president? it is childish. _ from the president? it is childish, it— from the president? it is childish, it will— from the president? it is childish, it will never - from the president? it 3 childish, it will never - from the president? it 3 childish, it will never happen, but it will cause a lot of damage. and the damage do

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oh, yeah! tell me more about the music, alison mcgourty. how you got clips like we have just paid, but also with this documentary was you up i was fascinated, you ended up playing tracks in their entirety and you don't normally see in a film, so explain see that in a film, so explain that. j j j, that. yes, it is like a musical. _ that. yes, it is like a musical, - it| that. yes, it is like a i musical, - it is musical, actually, it is designed to be seen multiple :-=: 7 like going to the 7 �*show, >ing to the 7 �*show, for to the 7 �* show, for example, 7 �*show, for example, a horror show, for example, a sort of concert a sort of concert experience, a hybrid doc you concert film, some people have called it. we also used the to drive also used the music to drive the forward, to propel it the story forward, to propel it because we don't a forward because we don't have a narrator, it isjust forward because we don't have a narrator, it is just told in

the living members �*the the living members of the band's voices, plusjohn bonham tate, so used the to tate, so we used the songs to take the view on the journey with us. take the view on the “ourney with us. j, j, , , with us. for example, when they lo to with us. for example, when they go to new _ wit