in the us super bowl. thousands of palestinians have been returning to northern gaza after israel withdrew its troops from the netzarim around 700,000 people fled south before israel's ground the bbc, along with other international broadcasters, report from jerusalem.

the netzarim corridor, that divides gaza in once they get there, it's a case of picking of the biggest bombing campaigns in military history. the rockets and strikes. they've deprived us of food and water, but they have not

determined to rebuild his life in the ruins of the north. but the ceasefire that allows this is fragile. a continuation of the truce. jails under the deal. progress will count for little. the israeli military have shot dead two palestinian women, one of whom was pregnant, in the occupied west bank, israeli troops said their forces were scanning

the incident. israel has increased its military operations and the town of tulkarm. israeli military campaign. details are still sketchy but important to emphasise despite all the on that despite all the focus on gaza and the ceasefire in gaza, gaza and the ceasefire in gaza. has stepped up israel has stepped up quite its military significantly its military operations against z== 77 in the occupied z:-=: bank, more 77 bank, more than 70 people west bank, more than 70 people are reported to been are reported to have been killed since the start of this and . . . andits: : z and itslatest : and its latest incident, year and its latest incident, unconfirmed reports that two women were killed of women was pregnant. we those women was pregnant. we had many more

have not had many more details but an example of of that, but it's an example of what is continuing in many parts of the west bank but particularly the northern areas parts of the west bank but particl there he northern areas parts of the west bank but particl there is northern areas parts of the west bank but particl there is stillthern areas parts of the west bank but particl there is still an rn areas parts of the west bank but particl there is still an israeli s where there is still an israeli presence the city of presence around the city of and the jenin presence around the city of and thejenin camp. presence around the city of - and the jenin camp. jenin and the jenin camp. let's talk there _ jenin and the jenin camp. let's talk there about _ jenin and the jenin camp. let's talk there about this _ jenin and the jenin camp. let's talk there about this return - many people to northern mi the neople to northern mi the neople ' that rthern mi the neople ' that gets 1 gaza. the phrase that gets is that bandied around is that people are returning home for many are returning home and for many of them the homes are not there any more, know you have any more, i know you have not able to get to gaza been able to get to gaza itself, but seems have we itself, but what seems have we seen? ~ .,, ., itself, but what seems have we seen? ~ , ., , itself, but what seems have we seen? ., , , seen? most of these people will have been _ seen? most of these people will have been displaced _ seen? most of these people will have been displaced many - seen? most of these people will| have been displaced many times over during the course of the war, more than 700,000 people were forced to northern were forced to leave northern gaza because of the israeli campaign. 0ne gaza because of the israeli campaign. one of the bombing campaign. one of the biggest ever bombing campaigns military history, it has ' ” i offbliildingis ' ” i offbfiuildingis a}? left 60% of buildings in northern gaza destroyed northern gaza either destroyed or badly damaged, so people had rte ~e~ but to or badly damaged, so people had na ~e~ but to leave to no choice but to leave to refugee camps in the no choice but to leave to refug are :amps in the no choice but to leave to refug are nows in the no choice but to leave to refug are now being e no choice but to leave to refug are now being slowly they are now being slowly allowed to

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phases of the deal are done and save our people. jails yesterday as part of the ceasefire process. were arrested during the war and were held without trial for human rights watch. give us a sense if you can of the range of offences that some of these people been of these people have been held for because some been held (£51in attacks 1 deadly attacks and z deadly attacks and some i for deadly attacks and some foot much less serious charges. have 183 t have 183 palestinians t have 183 palestinians in you have 183 palestinians in this batch. they include people without t without trial or charge, span those t gaza,

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the 7th but the practices go back the first reports. back to the first reports. does this come _ back to the first reports. does this come - people - back to the first reports. does this come - people who i this come from people who have experienced this first—hand, have spoken directly to have you spoken directly to assess have people who have experienced torture prisons? bye people who have experienced torture - prisons? t t these t these interviews as we doing these interviews as we speak, we spoke in last 2a speak, we spoke in the last 2a hours with people released in recent batches. let me be the recent batches. let me be clear, some of the people haye been israeli not to by israeli authorities not to speak to human rights speak to human'rightsadvocates journalists families of detainees haye had have been warned they have been warned about or gathering celebrating or gathering publicly so people who do publicly so the people who do so do to great peril of =b: tbut we have already themselves but we have already written two of written two reports of documented torture and mistreatment of health care we have it about workers wehaye done it about from gaza who labourers from gaza who happen to be in israel, doing their on october the 7th work on october the 7th when the took place, and we the attacksltooklplace, and we speaking more recently with fromtthe bank t ttttftrorntthtet t ttl3atnkaron oeoole from the west bank, fromlllll l l l ll ll jerusalem that oeoole from the west bank, fromllll l l ll l ll lll

jerusalem that have :-= t and the reports are detainedrand thearsports are they are unlike harrowing, they are unlike anything, i have been in this anything; i have been in this for years and what i've role for years and what i've heard in recent months is as as have been when it bad as things have been when it comes to detention, the last bad as things have been when it comes 1 have ention, the last bad as things have been when it comes 1 have reached he last bad as things have been when it comes 1 have reached an last months have reached an unprecedented level of abuse and that is and torture than that there is itself out in of reported to have died in peoplerepartedto have died in as well �* of people �*of people in overall number of people in and more than 3300 detention, and more than 3300 in detention in administrative detention trial or charge and without trial or charge and that is just in the west bank including the 1800 from not including the 1800 from gaza, so you really a gaza, so you really have a system of unlawful detention and mistreatment and torture. will have to leave it there. we will have to leave it there. you very much. president trump says elon musk will help find hundreds of billions of dollars of what he called fraud and mr trump said his unelected adviser, and founder of tesla and spacex,

had already dealt and that his next targets would be education and the military. workers on paid leave. with fox news, which will air ahead of his appearance at the super bowl. i don't know if it's kickbacks or what's going look, i ran on this and the people want me to find it. and i've had a great help with elon musk, who's been terrific. bottom line, you say you trust him? he's so into it. let's check the military.

and, you know, the people elected me on that. vladimir putin about efforts to end the war in ukraine. the kremlin has neither confirmed nor denied the reports. it comes amid speculation that mr trump may meet it's winning. but speaking today,

i do not see that happening. that he is winning and all he has to do is outfox trump and buy more time in order to capture more ukrainian territories and weaken the ukrainian state. a british member of parliament has apologised for what he calls "badly misjudged comments" after his whatsapp messages criticising constituents, fellow mps andrew gwynne has been sacked as a health minister nasty and sinister. a party conference in trowbridge in wiltshire in south—west england. he says his party's membership has now passed the 200,000 mark and that its next goal is to overtake the membership at the end of 202a.

when we overtake them, we will be the biggest political party in this country. that's our goal, that's our aim, that's our target. now, if you read your sunday newspapers, you'll see there's much talk of me doing deals with the conservative party. many years ago, sir, they were a very, very and they are now going

to become a party of history, networks of russia and belarus on saturday. let's have a listen. today, history is made. we connect the baltic states to our continental european electricity grid. this is freedom.

from belarus. it's truly a big, big deal. dependent on russia. and also russia has a history of using electrical grids for cyber attacks in many countries and in many regions.

europe, not russia. thousands of people in spain have been marching in madrid housing crisis. voters are also casting ballots in an election legislative chamber. the vote takes place against a backdrop of a bloody drug war, economic contraction and an acute energy crisis. suffered as he grapples with ecuador�*s numerous problems. and lawyer luisa gonzalez, who wants to become if no candidate gets more

than 50% of the vote — then there will be a run—off vote, which should happen in april. in the united states, watched by millions. 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. 0ur sports correspondent, nesta mcgregor, is there too — will it be an upset for the eagles? eagles all day! let's go, go, chiefs!

it will be an upset — when we upset the eagles. 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. we got lower level, i under $1,500 apiece. so hoping for the same. you doing the same? you occupied until game time. this is the nfl experience, where you can see if you've got whoo! ..how about celeb spotting? easier work as the stars dash from event to event. you know, i'm such a passenger

in my life sometimes. so i'm just gonna go in. you look nice! most are happy to face the cameras. but... stormzy, stormzy! two words, two words! why? i'm here to see kendrick, to be fair. # they not like us a moment in music history. what do you expect, and how excited are you? to see it in the flesh, i'mjust honoured, yeah, man. you bring out the family? i think a bit of both and also whatever you feel. sometimes it's like...

# i don't wanna pressure you none _ # i want your blessin'... another megastar, taylor swift, is in town and also like to grab attention. she's here to support boyfriend chiefs' player travis kelce, and don't forget, for the first time, the president so here is a prediction from donald trump...jr. but, you know... hello. much of the uk today. the cloud sheet, as i say, has been extensive, where after a cold and frosty start and temperatures as low as —9c where we had skies like these to compensate absolutely glorious!

running miles away from the uk. indeed, it's unusually far north at the moment, to our north, and it's pressures that we get easterly winds at this time of year. with rain and drizzle, particularly persistent across east anglia and southern england. it's cold enough to get a bit of snow over the tops in scotland and lowest temperatures down to about —1rc, —5c here. for monday's forecast, expect a repeat performance of the grey and gloomy skies. damp as well with light rain and drizzle for much this, and across the midlands

and eastern areas of wales. tuesday, the thickest cloud goes across east anglia, so damp weather here, we continue to feed in those of around 4—6c for most. time is further west, so it's northern ireland, spots coming in on the easterly wind for eastern scotland and eastern england. in terms of sunshine. going to start to push in from the west. could bring rain and a bit of hill snow for a time in the far west.

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. .. in the occupied bank the palestinian health ministry says two women were killed by israeli forces. israel says the

incident is lllll bemg lari; investigated. incident is beinginvestigated. uk... heavy security is in the uk... heavy security is in place in ecuador where people are voting in parliamentary and elections. ecuador _ u ;. . iizf.’ :' . iizf.’ 1“ is facing increasing drug gang ”lee—e an violence combined with an economic crisis. and one of the biggest events world's biggest sporting events gets under in new gets under way in new orleans shortly as the eagles take on chiefs in the super bowl, the chiefs in the super bowl, america's biggest football now here on bbc news it t ttt tday. i'm gavin ramjaun. .. liverpool, ending their hopes of a quadruple.

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