the moment ohad ben—ami, eli sharabi and or levy were paraded by hamas to the world. yes, it was. and that was an absolute shock, and we both sat and cried. yeah, yeah. and disgusted about the grandstanding, you know, the false interviews.

the worst part was the emaciated look of all three face normally and... full of smiles. and his face is... 0h. it's ok. do you...? he's alive, he's out. oh, wow. oh, my god, eli. they are inhuman, these... i can't call them people. eli was married to their daughter, lianne.

i was sitting there cuddling lianne's teddy bear. but, yeah, it just... if he didn't see it, then somebody�*s had to tell him

in a week's time, pete and jill should have been with lianne have a chat. you've lost so much. will it help you to see eli? that we know eli is back. yeah. that is still alive. we hope to be part of getting him back to some sort of normal.

for now, the focus is on helping and supporting eli. girls for the years that they were around. so we live on our memories.

during a fire there in 2017. criticism put to her by laura kuennsberg. one of them told us, "the government's ruined it was a car crash." looking back at that meeting, do you regret some of how you behaved? and if anyone felt that way, then i would be sincerely upset about that. meeting and explain to people

and make sure that those that had that information before the decision was made public. from the deputy prime minister. families and survivors in the future. so on the one hand, you have those who see reminder, terrible every time they look at it. held and for people to be held to account. of a number of people who, of course, died in the fire. now, she wouldn't be drawn on how many families she'd spoken on tuesday before

the government later on in the week. but what she did reiterate was this issue of safety, that, in the long run. so that's why it will be will be dismantled. demolished suddenly. to take down the remains of the fire. as we look forward to the future of what happens to grenfell tower. questions over the broader issue of safety. in highly flammable cladding.

now the government today, the deputy prime minister reiterated that she felt that work to make those buildings safe had been too slow, that there are plans so that will be 12 years after the tragedy at grenfell. the sentencing of their killer should not have been televised. reasons, told the sunday times, they wanted the girls to be remembered for their personalities not what happened to them.

who was seven — have given interviews for the first time. it could be the most boring thing, like her dad taking the bins out, and she would be like, �*i'll come.�* she was grateful for life." bebe�*s mother, who can't be named for legal reasons, "she had this innate kindness, she had a spark." both families talk of from the local communities, especially during the erupted following the attack. and that's the truth.

from bebe�*s father. in the dark," she says. in the united states — watched by millions. the american football superbowl will kick off later — president trump will be among those watching the game in the southern city of new orleans. our sports correspondent

nesta mcgregor is there too — the super bowl is finally here. will it be an upset for the eagles? eagles all day! or three in a row for the chiefs? let's go, go, chiefs! the words three—peat mean anything? it will be an upset — when we upset the eagles. and when it comes to tickets, you've either got your hands on one... $2,500 a ticket... two years ago i waitedi an hour before kickoff. same thing, yeah. let's go.

this is the nfl experience, whoo! game's on the line. easier work as the stars dash from event to event. you know, i'm such a passenger in my life sometimes. ijust barely got here on a three—wheeled bike, so i'm just gonna go in. most are happy to face the cameras. but... stormzy, stormzy! two words, two words! why? # they not like us... a moment in music history.

to see it in the flesh, i'mjust honoured, yeah, man. sometimes it's like... you know what i mean? of feeling to do whatever he feels best. # i don't wanna pressure you none # i want your blessin'... # # i want your blessin'... # another megastar, taylor swift, is town and also like to grab attention. like to grab attention. she's here to support she's here to support boyfriend chiefs' player boyfriend chiefs' player travis kelce, travis kelce, and don't forget, for the first time, the president will be at this game. in new orleans. so here is a prediction from donald trump...jr. i went to school i went to school in philadelphia, but as a new yorker i'd probably have to go with the chiefs in philadelphia, but, you know... so will the chiefs reach a historic new height? or will it be the eagles or will it be the eagles flying high? flying high? we'll find out tonight. we'll find out tonight. nesta mcgregor, bbc news, nesta mcgregor, bbc news,

in new orleans. let's speak to ben isaacs, journalist and author of the american football revolution: how britian fell in love with the nfl. in in love with the nfl. terms of what we are expecting in terms of what we are expecting in terms of the game itself, who do you reckon is going to come out winning? i think the chiefs can win. they've been riding their luck all season and in previous years when they've won the super bowl they have been demolishing teams. this year they have managed to win in the last minute constantly, like they have forgotten how to lose, even when they don't play well. they have the best player in the league over the last five or so years, patrick mahoney is and the head coach andy reid, so that's going to give them the advantage. —— patrick mahomes. i think it will be tight, so the chiefs by three points.— will be tight, so the chiefs by three points. the eagles have one three points. the eagles have gone through _ three points. the eagles have

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if this club was not here, what... she would not be doing gymnastics. the club and wanted to make the sport more the kids in general. my heart goes with them. to win with them, it isjust amazing. yes. tell me why?

because i feel like i can do it, because right, that's lovely, have you done it five times? beavers into the wild. the rodents are often described as �*ecosystem engineers' and it's hoped a new project in shrewbury will tackle local our reporter bob hockenhull has more. britain's largest rodent is coming back to shropshire inside these cages are two eurasian beavers. it's really exciting, you know, they're a keystone species. here for 400 years.

they make such a difference to the landscape. they help us to control water. of other creatures. so, the moment of truth. how will they take to their new home? around the nature reserve, which is known as the old riverbed. the job done.

scrub. willow encroachment. , ,, , , , capacity of the site. this was only the third time beavers have been released into an urban setting after london and plymouth. and screened for several weeks before making the journey south. and for their scent glands. will breed, producing more eager beavers to manage

about king henry viii to our screens. it won a golden globe, two bafta awards and home of anne boleyn. i'm happy for your majesty. i have come out of hell. wolf hall is set in the court of henry viii. aren't you, dumpling? and i share her impatience. it has been a long enough wait. five of the costumes to hever castle, the former

home of anne boleyn. dr owen emerson, based at hever, was one of the mirror and the light. clothes reflected power and wealth at tudor court. sirjohn. welcome. some of these clothes were very heavy. lots and lots of layers.

for women, quite restrictive. 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, perhaps you'll find a bride while you're here with us. j they're very heavy, especially anne of cleves and henry viii costumes. action! seeing these costumes up close is a must for any wolf hall fan. chrissie reidy, bbc news.

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