and president macron says france is back in the race summit in paris. cancelled if all the hostages in the territory aren't as on saturday — take a listen: far as i'm concerned, i of figg’r’és’l'fifgnig’rngé5 if all hostages aren't returned saturday 77 saturday at 12 o'clock, i by saturday at 12 o'clock, i think it's an appropriate time, i would say, cancel it and all think it's an appropriate time, i wo are ay, cancel it and all think it's an appropriate time, i wo are off cancel it and all think it's an appropriate time, i wo are off and cel it and all think it's an appropriate time, i wo are off and let it and all think it's an appropriate time, i wo are off and let helld all think it's an appropriate time, i wo are off and let hell will bets are off and let hell will out. i bets are eff and let bell will out. i said the bets ere eff and let bell will out. i said the other to break out. i said the other to be by 12 o'clock on be returnedrbyrlz e'cleck en and if they are 7 " allrinflittle like two and one and three four and two. at

and four and two. saturday at 12 o'clock, and after that, i -——- f —-— f -—— would say, all hell is going to break out. notice, accusing israel of violating their ceasefire deal. the next group was due to be freed on saturday. but the ceasefire process has brought positive more due out in coming days.

of gaza and failed to let in as much aid as was agreed to areas destroyed by war. of all hostages. of violating the agreement and its obligation to release more hostages. israeli troops and tanks have been told to prepare for any possible scenario in gaza. but there is overwhelming public support for the ceasefire to continue.

translation: hamas' announcement to halt | the agreement. under the ceasefire, progress that would be reversed if the hostage deal breaks down and war resumes. is against international law. "live in peace on their land".

washington on monday, where he met secretary of state marco rubio. palestinian population. allowed to return home. think of it as a real estate development for the future. would the palestinians have the right to return? no, they wouldn't because they're gonna have much better housing, much better, in other words, i'm talking about building ..it�*s not habitable.

palestinians in from gaza. jordan is already home to millions of palestinian refugees and has fiercely rejected the us plan. with a critical challenge. region, now facing a conflict of its own with its us ally. thousands protested here last week against donald trump's demand that gaza's population relocate to jordan. jordan is already home to more than 2 million

arab—israeli war. maher azazi left jabalia in northern gaza they got rid of them. he deals with things like a real estate broker, and he's an arrogant narcissist. that's not how things are done.

and its people's ties to the palestinians. donald trump's vision of the peace is pushing them to breaking point. in any more refugees. we can't find jobs. all these employees without jobs. if gazans come tojordan? we will die. said that won't work. jordan cannot take any number of palestinian refugees, no matter what the stakes are.

that is posed tojordan. jordan is host to us military forces and millions of refugees. for more analysis, i spoke to the former senior adviser at the us state department's warning hell will break out if hostages and it's not clear all hostages and it's not clear if it's the ones were meant to ifrit's the ones were meant to on saturday is all 77 ”211111?” 7 all the hostages; all the hostagesfare all the hostageszare not simply all the hostages are not he is threatening to

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to do is something else. each of us wants to grow our economies and i what we economies and i think what we need to do is to build a investment technology and investment between the us in relationship between the us in the uk that is fit �*the 21st the uk that is fit for the 21st century. so, i'm looking at 7very z _—2 very carefully indeed and that very carefully indeed and that very carefully indeed and that what i want to tiss�* is iss�* ! s's�* to "s" t�* a, ., ~ ,, my priority. make my priority. there are some areas _ make my priority. there are some areas where - make my priority. there are some areas where it's - some areas where it's very clear that a gap clear that there's a gap between the uk in the us between the uk. in the us and we know that government and we know that government and we know that government ministers in britain 7 said they do not agree have said they do not agree with the us aid cuts for the on gaza. how do you eesitien en gaza. hew de "e, 7 ~ 7 — that eesitien en gaza. hew de "e, 7 77 7 7 that in eesitien en gaza. hew de "e- 7 77 7 7 that in even try to donald trump to 7 donald trump to change persuade donald trump to change his without his his mind withofit'alienating ' his mind withofit'alisnating ' administratisn? of these ggministratisn? of these issues administratisn? of these issues they all of these issues as they come and that the has sen; strong pyrzezsjdent has a very strong and �* mandate for pyrzezsjdent has a very strong and �*mandate for change in clear mandate for change in the united states. that doesn't mean to say that we are a-reein a-ree in britain with j agree in britain with every7 detail of what he single detail of what he does, we have to and bet sass hssflfirtsectfsne ' 7 what him,

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against new tax rules. tractors lined the streets of whitehall, blasting their horns as part of the campaign against plans for a 20% the government says most farms wouldn't be affected. the king has taken the prime minister and on a rare joint engagement. to the sustainable development on the edge of newquay (pron: you're live with bbc news. in april after a closely contested first—round failed to produce an outright winner. authorities called

the election a �*technical tie' luisa gonzales recieved nearly identical shares of the vote. indigenous leader leonidas iza trailed in third place, securing just under five percent of the vote. the presidential and parliamentary elections crime rates and its struggling economy. of emergency while deploying the military across the country and building new maximum—security prisons. for more on this historic race, ione wells gave this election now go to a runoff in april after the vote was much closer than with much 7 7 77777 7 r7n77u7ch identical receiving pretty much identical shares of the vote and that let receiving pretty much identical sha electoral vote and that let receiving pretty much identical sha electoral authorities |at let receiving pretty much identical sha electoral authorities to let the electoral authorities to say that this was a say that this was essentially a tie. this is a very good tie. this is not a very good result for the incumbent, suggested that

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the us state of arizona. the us federal aviation administration is flights into the airport. at least 51 people have been killed and a number in guatemala. the bus had been travelling from the capital guatemala city the instagram, and facebook—parent says and that workers will be provided with severance. emmanuel macron's deepfake video was watched by millions in paris today.

$100—billion—dollars, according to the group's musk, the world's richest man, has been suing openai for months, trying to stop it from transitioning to a for—profit firm. he co—founded the company in 2015 with its current ceo, as the leading chat—bot in the ai boom. he then offered instead to buy x, referring to it in 2022. meanwhile an ai summit is under way in paris. world leaders and tech bosses descended on the iconic

in paris today. deepseek went viral and rocked the ai industry. but they are also fiercely competing for pole position in

opportunity will leave britain and people will leave britain. tech titans like google's boss sundar pichai are here. vice presidentjd vance. its use but slammed for stifling innovation. in agreement on is that al is going to become increasingly in healthcare and at work. the question is how to make sure we can trust them.

zoe kleinman, bbc news. a video of the musician performing in a popular as part of a two—week tour. stay with us here on bbc news. extensive low cloud, mist, rain and drizzle. it felt really chilly, with temperatures and as well as that and the bitter airwe had, quite strong easterly

now, at the moment, ourjet stream ridges are building high pressure which is feeding in these bitterly cold easterly winds. it's going to be like that pretty much all week. with rain and drizzle extensive too. hills in the northern pennines and scotland — rain that you'll see. but that's how we start the day on tuesday — the rest of the day. still got those bitter easterly winds. sticking out into a bit of sunshine, but otherwise sunshine will be will be hard to find. temperatures again 4—6

degrees quite widely. we're still stuck underneath that area of cloud into wednesday. more of the same. on into thursday, perhaps a few more wales and scotland, but otherwise, and we might see some rain arrive towards cornwall by the very end of the day. pressure, so it's going to barely nevertheless, it could bring a bit of rain across western areas for a time on friday. the weekend, the breeze picks up, that's the latest. bye— bye.

this is bbc news. which is straight after this programme. i'm stephen sackur. india is proud of its constitutional democracy.

at least that is the theory. dha na njay chandrachud. did he successfully protect the court from political pressure? thank you. when you said, as you left the supreme court last year.

what is your own answer to that question?