more than seven years after the grenfell fire, the familes of those who died have been told on charges of sex trafficking. the world experienced the hottest january above pre—industrial levels and slightly warmer than january 202a. a slightly cooler start to the year,

this graph shows the global average temperature let's speak to asher minns, executive director from the tyndall centre — university of east anglia. thank university of east anglia. forjoining us on bbc news. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. first of all, why are we newsq'fitst'df'ql�*ltwhy are we january " ebeingrbzroken? records being broken? because there are too _ records being broken? because there are too - fossil- into the 77777??? into the atmosphere, and geing intethea�*mflsehee and. 7:7 changed. that story has not changed. humanity to stop burning humanity has to stop burning fossil fuels. humanity has to stop burning fossilfuels. right now, for ,=—.sz§zi—;.§e’f ”w...” 7, january record temperature, the january record temperature, there is to lots of the january record temperature, there is the to lots of the january record temperature, there is the climate )ts of have § 77 have all of the data scientists have all of the data in the world to explain why thatis,

in the world to explain why that is, versus the cooling we in the world to explain why that is expect; the cooling we in the world to explain why that is expect right cooling we in the world to explain why that is expect right now. ig we would expect right now. overall, the climate system is in a way that behaving in a way that is different to what would be different be what weuldrberr ~ climate scientists predicted. climate scientists making mathematicalpredictions all of their data, with all of their data, but overall, it will the overall, it will be, the will be because exploratory will be because tee fossil fuels are being atmosphere, and 2&7 the climate better 77 better understanding system. better understanding why that is is one of the jobs of climate scientists. why that is is one of the “obs of climate scientists. current prediction — of climate scientists. current prediction models _ of climate scientists. current prediction models predictedl of climate scientists. current| prediction models predicted a coolerjanuary, 2025. slightly cooler january, 2025. just slightly coolerjanuary, 2025. just explain the feeling within slightly coolerjanuary, 2025. jusi community feeling within slightly coolerjanuary, 2025. jusi community of eling within slightly coolerjanuary, 2025. jusi community of scientists n these deeeiopments. watching these developments. how much of a surprise was was a surprise because this? tt sees a euceciee segues - mentioned this? tt sees a euceciee segues - menfifi this? tt sees a euceciee segues - mentioned 1.7 degrees, i this? tt sees a euceciee segue? - mentioned 1.7 degrees, and you mentioned 1.7 degrees, and here, within the un paris

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the role the tyndall centre, thank you. to rebuilding the territory and "temporarily" would be permanent. to rebuild gaza. this is what is left of the gaza strip the president's plan is to resettle palestinians away from gaza — relocate them to egypt and jordan — even though those countries have said "no". injerusalem, joe inwood. to president trump's plan coming from the israeli government.

leave or whether they would be let back in what he wants to give the option for palestinians, and this is the way that the statement is framed, giving them the right, as he put it. what is also very interesting in this is that he obligation to do so. foreign secretary had rejected that entirely, and this whole

rejected as well because what have been hearing is idea, as an attempt to force out palestinians, and antonio guterres, the un secretary—general has said that the road should reject what he between israel and hamas. i mean, the negotiation for the second phase and last week when we were talking to the mediator, to but there is no sign of this. here like during the

previous negotiation, separating gaza. cars to to go back to, to the north. eight or seven or eight areas, including significant nitzanim

and nobody have, you know, this trust that this to take the tower block down. a meeting has been held for the bereaved families the deputy prime minister. shrouded in tarpaulin sincejune 2017. graham satchell reports. of the bereaved on the future

of their loved ones' grave site a lot of people think it should remain as a rebuke to the people responsible. some people think it should remain because it's a sacred site. for others, the tower is an unwanted and traumatising daily reminder of one of the worst tragedies in recent history. made its decision on the advice of experts, who have warned the structure of the building may be unsafe. by something like 6,000 props at the moment, and it is untenable to continue holding that building up. so from an engineering point of view, there is a real reason the government said this is a deeply personal matter for all those affected,

and it's committed our correspondent tom symonds has been following the story for many years and told us about the government's plans. about why it's told construction engineers which recommended that because effectively, the concrete that reinforces of summers and winters creates some instability. that propping was done, but the engineers recommended that the tower was brought down. in fact, in 2019,

the government was told that the tower should be taken down above the tenth floor. it's 23 floors high, and so clearly the government, although it hasn't said that publicly yet, is under pressure to deal with the condition of the tower. "the building may be stable. "is a potential risk to those people "working on the site. "more difficult and dangerous." so i think that tells you what they're dealing with here. yes, a pressure from these engineers to but also if they do do that, it's going to have to be done very carefully. police in sweden have described the scene

including the gunman, who local media have named as rickard andersson. at a news conference this morning police indicated that he probably turned the gun on himself. the police have found no motive for the this is bbc news.

a new lawsuit alleging drugging and sexual assault our investigations correspondent rianna croxford has been speaking to insiders who worked with him during the 19905 about troubling incidents they say

lock in. he with all that money, he just became, like, a different guy. he says he saw combs becoming rich, powerful and threatening. do you feel like anyone in the office believed that

drugging and assault. she was 17 when he gang—raped her there. the wall of silence has now been broken, happened at hotels, that this happened at bars, we intend to file multiple more cases in the next two weeks. his old recording studio used to be. where some of them said they walked in on him having sex.

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