he has since apologised. faces and big half—time shows. hello. control of gaza and move palestinians out of the territoryhsayjng he is committed to, quote, buying and owning gaza. attempt to displace them. aboard air force one. it's a big mistake to allow people, the palestinians, | or the people living in gazai

to go back at another time. — develop it. tremendous problem, the gaza strip _ countries in the middle east. they'll be living in harmony and peace, probably, - the president's comments come

as thousands of palestinians gaza, after the withdrawal of israeli troops from a key the northern part of the gaza strip had been cut off from the south by the netzarim corridor. ceasefire agreement between israel and hamas. wyre davies has the story from jerusalem. carrying whatever they can, however they can, thousands of people are heading home, or at least to where

their homes once stood. under the rockets and strikes. deprived us of air. "gaza is like no other, of the biggest bombing campaigns in military history. more than 60% of gaza's buildings, particularly in the north, have been destroyed or badly damaged. yesterday's images of weak and gaunt hostages angered the israeli government. but polls suggest an overwhelming majority of the ceasefire.

after 15 months in captivity — also demanded a ceasefire until everyone is home. we must continue until all phases of the deal are done. and save our people. it's an agreement that's brought tangible benefits for palestinians, too. more than 500 prisoners have been released from israeli jails under the deal. home will count for little.

of the countries donald trump is asking to help with gaza. from president trump — whether from egypt or from nearly, in the middle east. we are looking forward to see that meeting tomorrow looking forward to see that. after delay for around a week. so it will start today in doha.

so exchange the hostages in return of prisoners and what's your read, mohamed, as to what progress the second negotiations would move from first phase to second phase to see more aid go into gaza, more vision to the future of gaza, and full withdrawal of the israeli

come back again. a little bit faded. the palestinians in the gaza strip are suffering from dire situations — there is not enough water, not especially for the people who are returning from the south to the north. and most importantly, there is not enough bulldozers to get out thousands of bodies under the rubble that the loved ones are really keen to get them out. obviously, from across gaza, we've seen palestinians help there for them?

where i see palestinians are using the rubble to build. because it's very cold — they don't have any shelter, so they try to have a shelter. that's why the second phase of negotiations is very all of this time. they made on whatsapp. the burnley mp oliver ryan is being investigated mr ryan has confirmed

he was in the same group both men have apologised. thank you. so i'll start with - the winning candidate. thank you. let me start by thanking the returning officer. islamophobia. oliver ryan appears to mock the mp as the "straight

i regret not speaking out." apologise." the group was set up by andrew gwynne, an mp for 20 years. before the next election, and a man concerned about cycle lanes would be "mown down by a truck". no action is off the table".

and the local council, who are being urged with a long—serving colleague and several local councillors, the artificial intelligence action summit will see politicians and tech executives outline pledges on guiding

action summit. discussions on al safety and regulation will likely take a back seat, as event organisers say the summit for a week ahead of the ai action summit, the french government has laid on a number of scientific and cultural events — like this art exhibition.

factor in global power — but myjob is also to be going that everybody who comes here leaves knowing full well just what the potential of britain is in the digital age. cheering. but, as policymakers debate the future, a new disruptive chinese ai model — deepseek —

and tech companies could be to the detriment of developing this technology safely. the biggest challenge in paris will likely be balancing this competition against the summit�*s ambition up at half past the hour. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.

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superstar singer taylor swift was there supporting her as was actor — and eagles superfan — bradley cooper wearing his team's colours. and blue ivy carter. and actor miles teller and comedian pete davidson ivanka — the first sitting president to do so in person. not like us. it's one of the best

of my life. do you feel like that? whatever they want. whatever they want us to be, we'll be that. obviously, it is your birthday and you are _ super bowl champion? a big celebration. it's going to be awesome, it's going to be awesome. we got a review of the event. it was for the eagles. i mean, they went in the game as an underdog. super bowls and all throughout the season, that itjust felt

overlooks is the cultural significance of the super bowl. it's about the entertainment, as well. first—time players and teams. different cadence — the game is much longer, the half—time show is longer, there's more they make most of the money. there was so much discussion this week of, you know, song was he going to perform?

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with illegal working. to demonstrate its commitment to tackling illegal migration. the raid videos and photographs are being published on the day criminal operations. ditched their rwanda plan, which they say would have acted china is targeting i4

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escalation of his global trade war. a 100 billion euro investment as it hosts a global summit on artificial intelligence.

people in the uk would rather train on thejob live from london, this is business today. president trump has rattled global markets once again — with a further escalation of rhetoric in the trade "reciprocal" — or matching — tariffs, coming into force plans to add a 25% tariff on all steel it comes as america's biggest steel—maker —