the chiefs in the super bowl. good to have your let's to the middle east let's go to the middle east first. thousands of palestinians have been its troops from the netzarim corridor which splits part of the ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. the bbc, along with other

international broadcasters, is not allowed by israel to report from inside gaza. report from jerusalem. carrying whatever they can, however they can, thousands of people made homeless by the war in gaza, heading home or at least to where their homes once stood. israel's withdrawal along a strategic road, once they get there, it's a case of picking through what's left of their lives after one translation: we are steadfast and we have been patient under| they've deprived us of food and water, but they have not deprived us of air.

for us, says this man, determined to rebuild his life in the ruins of the north. but the ceasefire that allows this is fragile. the israeli government, but polls suggest an overwhelming majority of israelis still support for palestinians too. jails under the deal. as benjamin netanyahu returns from america, gaza, all eyes now on if the israeli prime minister will back an extension of the ceasefire. if not, and the war resumes, today's small steps towards wyre davies, bbc news. the israeli military has shot

dead two palestinian women, one of whom was pregnant, in the occupied west bank, according to the palestinian health ministry. and the town of tulkarm. israeli military campaign. in gaza, israel has stepped up quite significantly its military operations against militant groups more than 70 people are reported to have been and this latest incident, as you say, unofficial or unconfirmed reports that two women

in the latest israeli military operation. the northern areas, where there's still in particular what's known as thejenin camp. wyre, let's talk now about this return for many people to northern gaza. now, the phrase that gets bandied around is people are returning home. of course, for many of them, their homes itself, but what scenes have we seen? well, look, most of these people will have will have been displaced many times over during the course of the war. because of the israeli bombing campaign.

camps in the south. they're now being slowly allowed to return, partly you are this is an area towards the centre of gaza that, in effect, divides gaza in two. and slowly returning to the areas where their homes are, or at least where their homes used to be. are turning heel there, picking up whatever possessions they can, and they're actually israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has praised

of gaza and displace its palestinian population netanyahu has returned to israeli after talks washington. addressing his cabinet he said that the two men agreed on "ensuring gaza no longer poses a threat to israel", in the last few hours, the family of one of the three israeli hostages released by hamas yesterday, ohad ben people around the world who have been there for us this past year. i want to thank to the brave families whose loved ones sacrificed their lives and to the soldiers who fought so my father could be home.

for the incredible care of my father and our family. until everyone is home. and save our people. jails yesterday as part of the ceasefire process. those released include some detainees convicted of deadly some of those going back to gaza were arrested omar shakir is the israel and palestine director for human rights watch. he told me about who the released prisoners where and what conditions they were held. some names are getting less frequent attention, like a she's a leading political figure.

he's a humanitarian worker that worked with world vision. he was convicted in what we called a sham trial, and he was released to gaza. but they include people, women, children, people held journalists. as those that have been convicted, some for violent crime and some for otherforms of opposition to israeli rule. what kinds of conditions are these people held in? but i have to say, the accounts we've heard over the recent months and particularly, you know, from those that have been released recently, are truly harrowing. people are describing to us, everything from medical neglect to not receiving enough food and water.

you know, of many people. the process of being released. of torture and mistreatment. they talk about really poor conditions, and this has all been very clearly set out and articulated by itamar ben—gvir and other senior israeli officials as a policy. and we hear the same thing from families israeli press reports and palestinian prisoner pre—existing health conditions, and human rights watch has documented some of this, of the conditions we're learning about from the recently released detainees.

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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 — have given interviews for the first time. speaking to the sunday times, elsie's mum, jenni, said, "everything she did was pure enthusiasm. 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, said her daughter had the power to connect with people. "she had this innate kindness, she had a spark." both families talk of the support they've received from the local communities, especially during the 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?" but there was criticism for the decision to televise the sentencing of the attacker, axel rudakubana, 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 positivity from bebe's mother. "we have to live for bebe and honour her and find light in the dark," she says. jon donnison, bbc news. the deputy prime minister, angela rayner, has denied being aggressive, during a meeting with some of the bereaved families and survivors of the grenfell tower fire. during the meeting earlier this week, she told them the tower will be have to be taken down, but acknowledged there isn't a "consensus" over what should happen to the building, which claimed the lives of 72 people.

here's tom symonds. grenfell, after the fire, before it was covered. the deputy prime minister, angela rayner, decided it had to come down because it won't be structurally safe long—term. a meeting was called with survivors and the bereaved to tell them. but this is a sacred place for them. they angrily told her there hadn't been enough consultation. she's been accused of being defensive, aggressive, ruining the relationship. this, four days later, is her response. i certainly don't feel like i was aggressive, and if anyone felt that way then i would be sincerely upset about that. i think what i tried to do is take a really difficult meeting and explain to people and make sure that those that were bereaved had that information, and the survivors had that information, before the decision was made public. she wouldn't say how many victims of the fire were approached before this meeting, but says there was a consultation. when grenfell�*s gone,

its legacy will remain. 5,000 buildings are now being monitored for safety issues uncovered after the fire — notjust flammable cladding. building developers and managers will need to fix them, and the government says it could take until 2029. shouldn't you be banging the table and telling them to get on with it? well, it's exactly what i did. i brought them all into a room and said,

itself the result of decades of failure. years more safety improvements are needed. a building safety scandal which now spans a generation. and councillors, were leaked to the mail on sunday. the conservatives have described the messages as "nasty" and "sinister". here's damian grammaticas. andrew gwynne, . dalton and denton. he's been an mp for 20 years. were completely unacceptable.

constituent who'd raised concerns about her bin collection mr gwynne suggested a response to a councillor could give her, saying, "i'm re—elected and, without your vote, screw you. all—outs are council elections where all seats are contested. to uphold the highest standards of public office. the deputy prime minister angela rayner too. he has now apologised on social media, posting, "i deeply regret my badly

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work has begun. staff at the cia and elsewhere have been offered payments to quit. and musk�*s team is seeking to audit all government payments. president trump says musk is doing a "greatjob", but we're still learning what thatjob is. of mr trump's powers. all of this takes america into new territory, before our very eyes, an unelected shadow government is conducting a hostile takeover of the federal government. it's not unusual for senior figures in us administrations

in the us, the federal government oversees policies musk wants to cut this spending by up to 30%. and while justifying this work, he's made a series of claims, including calling usaid a criminal organisation. there's no evidence of that. he shared a video claiming usaid pays hollywood stars millions to go to ukraine. as bbc verify reported, the video is fake. he claimed that usaid funded bioweapon research, as for the work itself, musk wants to see spending details across the government.

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exactly what the boundaries power the president has to decide this. they're declaring those don't apply. appropriated by congress — they're refusing to comply with those. the only thing that could make them lawful is if they're right that the constitution gives the president almost absolute power. they'll be challenged on all of these things, sooner rather than later. $15.4 billion in government

contracts over the past decade. businesses an advantage, but the president and his a problem, we won't let them go near it _ and if we go back to 2022, not long after elon musk had bought twitter, he sent staff an e—mail offering a payment the e—mail subject was "a fork in the road", and musk in late january this year, more than two million federal similar subject line.

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inside these cages are two eurasian beavers. it's really exciting, you know, they're a keystone species. of other creatures. so, the moment of truth. the female had no qualms at all.

they're settling into their new habitat quite nicely. we'll probably leave them quiet and see what happens over the job done. the beavers have been have been introduced to the site scrub. that is drying out the wetland flourish and increase in the water holding the journey south. and for their scent glands. will have a much better relationship with their human neighbours.

will breed, producing more eager beavers to manage this treasured habitat. pictures from rio. history and traditions. the main event always runs from the noon of the friday this year, it's on from the 28th of february the super bowl is kicking off

a few hours' time, 5:30pm, in a few hours' time, 5:30pm, 630 eastern, ii:30pm here 53.0 eastern. 11:30pm here in uk, the kansas chiefs the uk, the kansas city chiefs play the philadelphia eagles. are of course preparing for we are of course preparing for not the game but the not only the game but the spectacle of the half—time president donald show. president'bonald trump be there, it's the first will be there, it's the first a sitting president has time a sitting president has been to the super bowl. his 5555515534d5555 55 5555515534d5i5n55 55 landed in new plane landed in new orleans just a short time ago, will keep you posted on that story and all the others right here on bbc news. much of the week ahead then predominantly dry, fairly cool for time of year, cloudy, for the time of year. cloudy. a for the time of year, cloudy. a little breezy conditions, a little light rain and drizzle breezy conditions