the tower block will be dismantled. the white house tries to clarify the gaza strip and remove the palestinian population. sean "diddy" combs, as he awaits trial the white house has attempted to clarify a spokeswoman said the president was committed the us secretary of state called it a generous offer to rebuild gaza.

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the option for 77 and this is the palestinians. and this is the that the is way that the statement is framed, giving them the right, put it. what is also as he put it. what is also interesting this is that he interesting in this is that he makes an explicit suggestion countries who been that countries who have been critical of israel's conduct of war over the last 15 the yeggever the test 15 countries like months. countries like norway. spain, should take em— gazans who want to leave, he says they have a legal —— . .to e 7 rtodo 7 7 7 to do soiln obligation to do so. in the half an early spanish last half an early spanish foreign secretary had entirely. and this yynale that entirely, and this whole obvious from the framing obvious from the israeli defence �*about israeli defence minister about giving the right giving palestinians the right to is going to be e- e— rejected as well because what have been hearing is strong criticism increasingly strong criticism of this this of this whole plan, this whole idea, as an attempt to force palestinians, and the un has said that secretary—general has said that the road should reject what he calls ethnic cleansing. the

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indeed. joe inwood in jerusalem, thank you. let's speak to our gaza correspondent rushdi abualouf who's in cairo. and there could be consequences from president trump's” for fragile at 7 at the 7 at the moment is not ceasefire at the moment is not the phase of the second phase of the ceasefire, starts soon as l to the planned. and i haveeeee - to the egyptians i planned. and i hang - to the egyptians and qataris 7 qataris they have been the qataris and they have been saying that by friday or 7 7 weshould: 7 we should start this saturday we should start this and there is no sign for a plan for gr: delegation to for an israeli delegation to come here, like during they previous negotiations, they have heard their own hamas about sending their own team to egypt or to tata, to 7 -77 about 7e about7the second so

talk about the second stage, so nobody knows about —— to qatar. it is fragile. yesterday two people killed in oeoole were killed in rafaelle. ; we have still had israeli along the �* to troops along the corridor to the rafah we still the rafah crossing, we still israeli troops in the have israeli troops in the middle of gaza, yes, they do allow people and cars to go allow peepleand cars to go to the allow peopleand cars to go to the north, we still back to the north, but we still have israeli troops in or have israeli troops in seven or eight areas including have israeli troops in seven or eight area corridor|g have israeli troops in seven or eight area corridor which goes significant corridor which goes from to north so from south to north gaza. so the whole ceasefire is fragile, 7 -7 has the 7 7 has the trust7 has the trust that and nobody has the trust that this ceasefire could continue. we have seen many gazans

we have seen. many gazans to what we have seen many gazans to what is left of returning to what is left of their homes during current their homes during the current how they ceasefire. how are they rebuilding if they can and when readilding if they can and when have reheilding if they een end when have comments reheilding if they ten and when have comments saying that you have comments sayingthat should their they should leave their territory, how are they ggacting those comments? reacting to those comments? palestinians are divided reacting to those comments? palestinia overe divided reacting to those comments? palestinia over many ed reacting to those comments? palestinia over many things if the7th ' 7 77the77th7of7 7 ' ”ff”ffeagnh”;f’¢a°g;;, ' including the 7th of october, but they are united to reject this trump idea. i have been speaking yesterday and the day to people before'to'peopte from -" people, before'to'peopte from all people, of is from 7 7 7 is from the jli 7 7 is from the jabali refugee7 he was forced to leave —— village in 1948 when israel his village in 1948 when israel was greeted, and he is seeing the scenario when talking gaza, he 77 gaza, he says 77 gaza, he says we are about gaza, hesays that we are going to repeat the same 7 7 fe that l mistakes, he says that i was under fire with my wife and

kids, with my son is, in the north, and they resisted all north. and they reeieted'att m, news.-.” of north. and they reeieted'ett , ~ ; , . of this, and he refused to 77_7 his house. even the young leave his house. even the young generation. people politically 77 77 7thi7s,7but7777 féied h“? eat fifi“: �*ff�*el�*e “hi? 7 7 people in gaza, “éied h“? eat fifi“: �*ff�*el�*e “hi? 7 7 people in gaza, who would many people in gaza, who would leave, but they want to make leave. but they want to make a” ; e. a- .. .; he that they leave. but they want to make a” ; e. a- .. .; e, that they right sure that they have the right to that is what most of to return. that is what most of the people told me. thank you, our gaza correspondent, - our gaza correspondent, speaking to us from egypt. on record this year. temperatures last month were 1.75 celsius and slightly warmer than january 202a.

by year, compared with with temperatures in the 2020s the pre—industrial average. have much more on that for you here on bbc news. stotyior. you heteon bbc news. legal have. storyior. you heteon bbc news. legal have. —— stotyiocyou heteonbbcnews. legal have. —— we will more than seven years after the grenfell tower fire that killed 72 people in west london, a meeting has been held for the bereaved families and survivors of the grenfell fire attended by the deputy prime minister. graham satchell reports. "forever in our hearts", memorial to the 72 people who lost their lives.

has been met with some dismay. grenfell united, who represent many of the families of those of the bereaved on the future of their loved ones�* grave site to the people responsible. it's a sacred site. i also... i have my sympathy with that. for others, the tower is an unwanted and traumatising in recent history. in the end, however, the government appears to have made its decision on the advice of experts, so from an engineering point

of view, there is a real reason why this deconstruction has to happen. the government said this is a deeply personal matter for all those affected, and it's committed the deconstruction of the tower will be a slow process — graham satchell, bbc news. tom symonds, who has followed this story for many years now. what more do know about the government's reasons for 7 to 77 to bring the 7 to bring the tower wanting to bring the tower block down? 50 wanting to bring the tower block down?— wanting to bring the tower block down? so far, they are sa in: block down? so far, they are saying nothing _ block down? so far, they are saying nothing and _ block down? so far, they are saying nothing and| can - block down? so far, they are saying nothing and| can tell| saying nothing and i can tell you that, in 2020 they you that. in 2020 they received . . expert report from an expert report from engineers, which 7 that the7 that the tower be recommended that the tower be “p recommended that the tower be up in various places propped up in various places because effectivelythe

that reinforces concrete that reinforces g re nfell tower concrete that reinforces grenfell tower has been damaged by the weather, the heating and drying of summer and winter creates more instability. that up done,7but gigogjggzup was done. but the recommended that the engineers recommended that the tower was brought down. in 2019 government was told that the government was told that tower should be taken down the tower should be taken down above the tenth floor. it is 23 7hi7ghz7a7nd7777 7 77 high. and so, clearly, floors high. and so, clearly, the government, although it has not set back yet is pressure, to deal with under pressure, to deal with condition of the tower. the condition of the tower. this is a from mm the buildin ma be saying that the building may be stable but cannot be stable but; cannot be—considered safe because �*the of as safe because of the risk of damage is a potential further damage is a potential risk to people working the risk to people working on the site and it will the site and it will make the deconstruction of tower deconstruction of the tower more difficult and dangerous, that tells you what they are so that tells you what they are with. there is pressure dealing with. there is pressure from these engineers to bring down the tower, but to do that

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