live from london. this is bbc news. president trump doubles down on his plan to move palestinians out of gaza, saying he is committed to �*buying and owning' the territory. the uk government says it's arrested record numbers of migrants working illegally in the uk, since labour came to power last summer. world leaders and tech experts gather in paris today to discuss the future of artificial intelligence. the 59th super bowl wraps up in rainy new orleans with famous faces and big halftime shows.

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through what's left of their lives. and the rockets and strikes. more than 60% of gaza's buildings, particularly of the ceasefire. yulie ben ami — who yesterday

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of the government's efforts to tighten uk border security. some 3,930 arrests have been made enforcement officers between 5thjuly — in what is understood to be a 38% increase compared to them to make dangerous journeys to the country organised by criminal gangs. pictures from a series of immigration raids issued the figures released suggest

that last month enforcement that's an average of more than 25 raids every day. 609 people were arrested for offences related on small boats. claiming there's been a 48% increase in raids and a 73% rise in arrests. with illegal working. than 1,000 people having crossed the channel in small boats this year already,

measures the home secretary, yvette cooper, says will see ditched their rwanda plan, which they say would have acted as a more effective deterrent. world leaders and tech experts are convening in paris today to discuss the future of ai. politicians and tech executives outline pledges on guiding the development of the rapidly advancing technology.

and ai experts are gathering in paris for the ai a back seat, as event organisers say the summit will be more concerned with immediate issues, such as al's effect on jobs and the environment, or the public good. government has laid on a number of scientific a lot of the work here explores the opportunities, at the summit itself. against this background of global competition... hey, you all right? yeah.

with the tech sector, but also those investors out there. the relationships — the global relationships, factor in global power — but myjob is also to be going around to all of these people, telling them about the scale of british ambition, to talk about the investment lust what the potential of cheering. in attendance will be us vice presidentjd vance hassabis of google deepmind, as well as chinese vice premier

but, as policymakers debate the future, to developing the technology. industry experts worry that competition between nations this technology safely. business today, coming up at half past the hour. this is bbc news.

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in one go, into the igaoa—arsu river, in the amazon. and a university there has been running projects aimed at boosting turtle numbers. hello. after a fairly grey, cool, drizzly sort of weekend, over the next few days. that's dominating our weather. easterly direction. so we've got a relatively chilly air mass with we'll start off the early hours of monday with that cloud sitting across much of england and wales, producing this a little bit of hill snow to come on monday across the pennines, perhaps the southern uplands.

perhaps for the grampians, as well, but nothing too heavy, again for northern and western scotland. temperatures to start tuesday morning probably a few degrees above freezing for most of our towns and cities, across parts of scotland. from the east coast here. not bringing much in the way of rainfall. but further west, most of us should stay dry. to the west of higher ground. so southwest scotland, for instance, seeing

northern ireland as well. conditions with that cool easterly wind. so temperatures on the thermometer 6—8 celsius, bye— bye.

upping the ante. president trump says he'll hit all us steel imports with a 25% tariff, in the latest escalation also coming up... the ai arms race. a global summit on artificial intelligence. but can europe compete with the us and china? so is it time to give britain's careers system an overhaul?

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