of three israeli hostages released by hamas on saturday. the first president of independent namibia, sam nujoma, has died at the age of 95. and one of the world's biggest sporting events as the eagles take on the chiefs in the super bowl — american football's big night. the government has set for the housing sector. she also told laura kuenssberg

about her decision to dismantle for some of the survivors. let's listen in to what she had to say. i knew when i took on this role that this was something that was going to be really difficult, but a really important piece of work that had to be done. and therefore making the decision was something that i spoke to the grenfell community, including bereaved and survivors. there isn't a consensus, i don't think you ever will find that. it's devastating, what happened. but what i want to try and do is work with the grenfell community, the bereaved, survivors, to make sure that we do justice to the fact that there is a sacred place, people lost their lives there, and make sure that there so i felt, weighing up all of the different conversations that i had and the engineering report,

the tower to ground—floor level. the whole situation here is very sensitive, but some of those who were bereaved or survivors of the fire felt that this week, when they met you, that your behaviour in the meeting was very upsetting. one of them told us, in half an hour, it was a car crash." another survivor of the fire well, i certainly don't feel like i was aggressive, and if anyone felt that way, meeting and explain to people and make sure that those that had that information, before the decision was made public. well, i spoke to a number of the bereaved families. now, the reason i wouldn't give

exact figures, cos some is for that tower to remain as it is going into the future. going to be really upsetting for people to hear that, so today you're announcing how you hope to speed up the process of buying a house, which everyone knows can be a real nightmare. what's the proposal? it's very paper—led.

seven months in, you're down there. now, for some reason the message is not getting through. we know now that the prime minister had a voice coach. you're a straight talker. i've worked with keir now for a number of years. now, i am straight talking, me and keir don't always agree on everything, but the one thing i will say what he wants to do is deliver. because there's nobody worse critic to keir than keir.

experience with him, is if he will be feeling harder if he doesn't meet the target, that he sets himself to make people better off than anything any poll could tell him, or any election result. was going to achieve. so you're saying he's his own worst critic? he would be, yeah, absolutely. did you say that? recognise what is said in that book. but that's not tittle—tattle, that's what the woman who's now the deputy prime minister is reported to have said about the now prime minister. people have said about me or anyone else. but we all have frustrations when we're at work sometimes, at work sometimes.

more on all of those interviews the bbc news website and you on the bbc news website and you can watch the full interview on the british family of eli sharabi, one of the israeli concerns about the treatment of hostages being held in gaza. eli sharabi was taken by hamas during the october 7th attack. reporter fiona lamdin. this was the moment ohad ben—ami, eli sharabi and or levy were paraded by hamas to the world. over 2,000 miles away in south wales, a bit wobbly, a very

emotional morning indeed. and what made it worse was when we actually saw eli an absolute disgrace. yeah, yeah. and disgusted about the grandstanding, you know, the false interviews. an awful stage show. yeah. of them, but in particular eli, because he's got quite a chubby face normally and... full of smiles. and his wrists were sticks. and his face is... he was gaunt.

it's ok. do you...? he's alive, he's out. while we were filming, a new photo of eli was released. oh, my god, eli. they are inhuman, these... i can't call them people. eli was married to their daughter, lianne. they had two teenage girls, noya and yahel. but on the 7th of october 2023, hamas shot and killed them this marks the start of a newjourney, we sat and bawled our eyes out, we really did.

i think i made him wet, actually. but, yeah, it just... ..it reminded us of what we'd lost, what it's going to be like for eli _ if and when he finds out. he's had to live with that for the last 16 months. if he didn't see it, then somebody�*s had to tell him that, "your family are gone." "you have no family to go home to." in a week's time, pete and jill should have been with lianne celebrating her 50th birthday. we're going to go to the graves, see lianne, noya and yahel�*s graves. have a chat. we'll take beer and we'll share beer, will it help you to see eli?

the only thing that keeps us going is the fact that we know eli is back. yeah. so at least there's one member of our very close family we hope to be part of getting him back to some sort of normal. yeah. and grateful to him for our two beautiful granddaughters. sobbing. as he was reunited with his family in the hospital, that his wife and daughters were dead. we need now to concentrate on all the happy times. look at the photos, and, you know, eli doing the barbecues on a saturday after sundown and lianne running around making salads.

and we're grateful that we had lianne for 48 years so, yeah. that's all we can do. and think about them, talk about them. and make sure, like doing this interview, that nobody forgets them — their names are there. that is the families of eli sharabi, speaking to my colleague fiona lamdin. the families of two of the three girls who were the sentencing of their killer should not have been televised. who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the sunday times

jon donnison has this report. six months after the southport attack, the flowers may have wilted. the grief has not. now the parents of two of the victims, bebe king, who was six, and elsie dot stancombe, who was seven, speaking to the sunday times, elsie�*s mumjenni said "like her dad taking the bins out "and she'd be like, �*i�*ll come.�* "she was grateful for life." said her daughter had the power to connect with people. both families talk of the support they've received funerals last summer.

they were, however, reluctant to talk about the riots that erupted following the attack. elsie�*s father, david, said, "i had sympathy for the police and that's the truth. "how dare you put them through that?" from bebe�*s father. "we know it had to be heard in court", he said, "but why did the whole nation need to see it on television?" remarkably, the sunday times interview ends with a note of jon donnison, bbc news. the former hollyoaks actor callum kerr says he is "grieving the tragic loss" of his mother and her husband after the british couple were found dead the bodies of dawn and andrew searle, who were in their 60s,

they moved to the area from scotland a decade ago. the cause of their deaths is not yet known and their to investigate. is shared during property sales to tackle hold—ups in transactions and streamline the house buying process. shared digitally between conveyancers and lenders. the four british families suing tiktok for the wrongful death of having "no compassion". in an exclusive interview on sunday with laura kuenssberg, the truth about what happened to their children. challenge on the social media platform in 2022.

say should still be here. and maia walsh all died, their parents believe, after participating in dangerous viral challenges now they want one thing. accountability. they need to have to look at notjust us, parents around the world. it's notjust in england, it's the us. it's everywhere. and we want tiktok to be forthcoming. wanting to help us. lawsuit against tiktok and its parent company, bytedance.

they say its algorithms created harmful dependencies i can't stop crying. i can't move. i can't get out of bed. i think we probably all have days like that. in 2022, a coroner said there was no evidence to suggest archie battersbee had taken part in the tiktok his mother hollie says the inquest happened too soon, before she'd been able to push for the evidence she said she needed. the online safety act is coming into force this spring,

point, two—and—a—half years down the road and not - having answers. according to tiktok, searches for videos or hashtags believe their children were part of have been blocked since 2020. on the platform and, in most cases, finds the content before it's even reported and that the law requires companies to delete people's personal data. but it's faced a number of lawsuits and accusations. for the parents of these children, all they ever wa nted we re a nswe i’s. frances read, bbc news. in the united states, watched by millions. the american football super bowl will kick off later, as the kansas city chiefs take on the philadelphia eagles. president trump will be among those watching the game in the southern city of new orleans. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is there too, and a warning, there is flash

photography in his report. cheering and applause. eagles all day! let's go, go, chiefs! are we going to see one? no, it's not gonna happen, not when the birds are in town. oh, good burn, good burn! got your hands on one... $2,500 a ticket... and we are way up in the rafters. same thing, yeah. you doing the same? i'm doing the exact same thing. let's go. a party in the city where the guest list is over 100,000 strong, and there's plenty to keep you occupied until game time.

this is the nfl experience, where you can see if you've got what it to make the league. whoo! but if physical exertion isn't your thing... game's on the line. easier work as the stars dash from event to event. you look nice! most are happy to face the cameras. but... stormzy, stormzy! why? i'm here to see kendrick, to be fair. # they not like us... us rapper kendrick lamar will be us rapper kendrick lamar will be the first solo hip—hop artist the first solo hip—hop artist to headline the halftime show. a moment in music history. to headline the halftime show. what do you expect, and how excited are you? it's just going to be, it's going to be phenomenal. to see it in the flesh,

i'mjust honoured, yeah, man. as a musician, do you have as a musician, do you have that stage to yourself that stage to yourself or do you bring out the family? or do you bring out the family? oh, that's a good question. oh, that's a good question. i think a bit of both and also whatever you feel. i think sometimes i think sometimes it's like your moment and it's like your moment and sometimes it's like... sometimes it's like... you know what i mean? you know what i mean? you'll instinctively feel, and i think someone as brilliant as him, as brilliant as him, you trust his instinct you trust his instinct of feeling to do of feeling to do whatever he feels best. whatever he feels best. in new orleans. # i want your blessin'... # # i want your blessin'... # like to grab attention. like to grab attention. she's here to support travis kelce, boyfriend chiefs�* player and don't forget, for the first time, the president will be so here is a prediction at this game. from donald trump...jr. i went to school but as a new yorker i'd probably have to go with the chiefs but, you know... we'll find out tonight. nesta mcgregor, bbc news, in philadelphia,

david beckham is actually set to star in one of the ads for stella artois beer with matt damon. they're playing long lost brothers. this, the super bowl. yeah. but i shouldn't say that, should i? let's talk about who's watching the super bowl there, because president trump's going to be in the audience there. let's talk about that. will be at the game. well, you know, it's going to be i think.. president trump, no us president has ever been and of course, all the swifties are going to be tuning in to see taylor swift up in the stands cheering for her boyfriend. that's what i've read.

a marriage proposal tonight, taylor swift might get engaged? that is what... it is a scoop. i cannot say my sources, sister, but yes, that is a... i mean, really, how are you going to top president trump being there, matt damon there, also i don't know if you saw this ad, hellmann's mayonnaise is doing a commercial where they're reuniting billy crystal and meg ryan to re—enact, if you would, the diner sequence from when harry met sally. so, you know, taylor has to have her moment to eclipse all of that. and i think an engagement would do that. exactly. the bbc drama wolf hall brought hilary mantel�*s novels about king henry viii to our screens. with a stellar cast led by sir mark rylance and damian lewis, it won a golden globe, two bafta awards and now costumes from the drama are going on display for the former home

of anne boleyn. it's the costume drama that follows the rapid rise to power of thomas cromwell, played by actor mark rylance. i'm happy for your majesty. i have come out of hell. aren't you, dumpling? and i share her impatience. it has been a long enough wait. and now, for the first time, bafta have loaned five of the costumes to hever castle, dr owen emerson, based at hever, was one of the historical advisers especially to the director, peter kosminsky, and i think that's because everyone on board her fictional story.

clothes reflected power and wealth at tudor court. they were made from the most expensive materials. sirjohn. majesty. welcome. some of these clothes were very heavy. some women would have to be pinned into some of these out of them in a hurry. i also like to think of these clothes as battle armour, that is incredibly important in

such a cutthroat environment. perhaps you'll find a bride while you're here with us. j they're full velvet, so they are weighty, action! they'll be here to marvel from the 12th of february. you're likely to keep for the rest of the day. it was another misty, murky start across much of england and wales. thick enough for some light drizzle as well.

a hard frost in scotland, as you can see from the rooftop of this car, but beautiful sunshine, and it's likely the best of the sunshine. in by this nagging easterly wind, a veil of cloud across england and wales, and by the end of the day, more persistent rain returning through east anglia and southeast england. temperatures 6—8 degrees, a little bit below par, cloud — murky story. now, through the night, that patchy rain will continue once again allowing those temperatures to fall away, potentially to minus six celsius. so into monday — not that much in the way of change once again. the breeze picking up a little as well on monday,

from time to time. of the sunshine throughout the day. in the way of significant change, around 5—6 degrees. now, as we move out of monday and look a little bit further and it's blocking weather fronts from pushing in from the atlantic. and here a little less cold. but the cold air is set to stay with us, the easterly so you can see a relatively quiet story, no significant if you want to know the details foryourarea, don't forget forecast in your area. until then, have a lovely sunday afternoon, bye—bye.

live from london. israeli troops withdraw from the militarised zone of the netzarim corridor, which cuts the gaza strip the health minister, andrew gwynne is sacked from government for sending abusive messages on whatsapp. the first president of independent namibia, sam nujoma, has died

at the age of 95. chiefs in the us super bowl. iama we start this hour in the middle east, as israeli forces say they've completed their withdrawal from the netzarim corridor in central gaza. the road which split north and south gaza, had been controlled by israeli troops since november 2023. these are live pictures from gaza city where we have seen vehicles moving along the salah al—din road. people walking on foot and on donkeys.