labour party has suspended all the labour party has suspended all ryan— the labour party has suspended all ryan over at what's up messages containing offensive she's becoming more she's becoming more like character after 25 years. like character after 25 years. i think we are kind of running i think we are kind of running the same race, you know, the same race, you know, minus a couple of specifics. i think that is what is so cool about revisiting this character. this character. hello, to bbc news. hello, welcome to bbc news. hamas says it's delaying until further notice the israeli hostage release that had been expected next saturday under the current gaza ceasefire deal. in a statement the group in a statement the group claimed israel had violated claimed israel had violated the agreement by delaying the agreement by delaying the return of displaced the return of displaced gazans to the north of the territory and blocking

aid supplies from entering. there's been a response from israel in the last few minutes saying the announcement from hamas is a complete violation of the gaza truce. i've been talking to our middle east correspondent. our middle east correspondent, wyre davies, has more from jerusalem. look, we've had a statement from hamas, from a spokesman saying they're going to plan at the minute. remember, this is only monday, but they plan to postpone the next phase of hostage releases, which would have been due this saturday. now, the first phase of the cease fire agreement has brought very concrete dividends so far for both sides. 21 israeli hostages have been released in exchange for more than 500 palestinian prisoners. but in total during this first phase, 33 hostages were due to be released. only 21 have been released so far. so we would have been due another three

this coming saturday. but according to the hamas statement, it is the failure of the israelis, they call them the occupiers and the occupation, to abide by the terms of the ceasefire. and what they're referring to in their statement are a couple of incidents over recent days and weeks in gaza, where people have still been attacked and shot and killed in certain circumstances by israeli troops. they're also alleging, hamas, that not enough promised aid has made it through to gaza, although there has been a huge increase in the amount of aid getting through since the ceasefire started. and hamas also say there have been have been restrictions in the ability of people to go back to their home areas, although again, that is something that's clearly improved, as we were reporting over the weekend. i think what this goes to show is that both sides are starting to square up to each other. to square up to each other as we get to the end

of the critical first phase of the ceasefire. of course, mr netanyahu, benjamin netanyahu, israel's prime minister, had some very strong words for hamas regarding the state of the three hostages who were released last weekend. he was saying that was unacceptable. it couldn't be allowed to happen again. so both sides have got some pretty strong words to say about each other. whether or not this threat to postpone the next phase of the hostage deal is actually carried through, we'll have to wait and see. remember, it is only monday and this next release wouldn't be due till saturday. and very briefly, has there been any official israeli reaction since that news emerged? no. nothing yet. although mr netanyahu has been speaking in the knesset today, again some very strong, belligerent words, and maybe again, this is, you know, hamas�*s way of pushing back against some of what mr. trump, donald trump has had to say about his plans for the future of gaza. there has been reaction now. and worth going to reach again

that israel seen the announcement from hamas is a complete violation of the gaza truce, and the defence minister of israel has said he now has instructed the military, the idf, to prepare for any possible scenario in gaza, so worrying developments, reflecting the growing tensions in trying to get this fragile cease—fire to actually the end of the first phase and then maybe into the second phase, so real tensions on display. that the latest coming from our correspondence underground quoting israel's defence minister responded to earlier what had been sent from hamas. we will keep an eye on that, if there is more we will return to that story. donald trump has doubled down on his plans for gaza. telling fox news that palestinians would have no right of return to gaza under his takeover scheme. that is what he originally said — then the white house rowed

back on that. here is a clip of donald trump speaking about that. we will build beautiful communities for the 1.9 million people. we'll build beautiful communities, safe communities, could be five, six, could be two. but we will build safe communities a little bit away from where they are, where all of the danger is. in the meantime, i would own this...

and what this clip clarifies, firstly, is the element of compulsion involved in this as far as donald trump has been very unclear. it's been vague. you've seen his own officials contradicting elements there's no written plan in terms of any of this. this has all been bits and pieces from press and now we have a clip from his interview with fox news, is no sort of voluntary element to this. he is talking about the forcible transfer of up to two million palestinians. the right to return"? and he says "no". to forcible transfer, which is strictly prohibited

i think the second point, though, is about the impact this is going to have on the wider process around to see the release of hostages held by hamas in return ceasefire in gaza. the end point was always supposed to be under palestinian or arab control of gaza that has just been and the us taking control of the gaza strip. so that is something that is widely being seen as utterly implausible as well as being illegal. but the vacuum that it creates, the uncertainty it creates,

about this. against this whole idea. that was tom bateman in meanwhile, china has imposed tit—for—tat tariffs

of independent business — dan kelly. welcome to the programme. what do you make of this latest 5d you maf this latest we we miaht have but we thought we might have as . perhaps a 30 day period before 77 period before talking? another round of tariffs. about another round of tariffs. looks like that was not to it looks like that was not to be the case and here we are again. whether canada will be in this, is course included irlthisr isof course of questions, included ircthisr isef course of questions, but yes, one of the questions, but yes, would bite hard if it would bite pretty hard if the president is serious and applies it in the early days. applies it in the earl}; davs , wait to applies it in the earl); devs , wait to see the exact we wait to see the exact details but you say it would bite hard, potentially, take me likely impacts if isa is a 25% tariff? is a 2596 tariff? . ., . it is a 2596 tariff? the concern is that this — it is a 2596 tariff? the concern is that this does _ it is a 2596 tariff? the concern is that this does make, - it is a 2596 tariff? the concern is that this does make, as - is that this does make, as canada the canada is the largest exporter to the of products, to the us of these products, that would obviously that this would obviously affect that and affect that industry and then all of industries that feed all of the industries that feed

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product in that canadian product in that category, myself and a lot of zzz-1— :——ee others are looking for them, a rise in sale notable rise in sale of canadian goods, we to make canadian goods, we want to make sure that applies to retailers as well i represent, so as well that iraprasant. so is as well that iraprasant, so is is very canadians real, and canadians have shown unity. real, and canadians have shown uni . , . ,, real, and canadians have shown uni . , ., ,, , ., real, and canadians have shown uni . , ., ~' i., ., unity. dan kelly, thank you for “oininu unity. dan kelly, thank you for joining us _ unity. dan kelly, thank you for joining us on — unity. dan kelly, thank you for joining us on today's _ unity. dan kelly, thank you for joining us on today's verified l joining us on today's verified live. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.

here in the uk — burnley mp oliver ryan has been suspended

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