to stand trial for kissing playerjenni hermoso at the leader in budapest later today. the far—right germen party the far—right germen party is expected to come a strong second in the upcoming is expected to come a strong parliamentary election. hello. and three others taken hello. president trump says israel should cancel the gaza ceasefire deal and let ceasefire deal and let "all hell break out" "all hell break out" if all the remaining if all the remaining hostages aren't released hostages aren't released by midday on saturday. by midday on saturday. 73 hostages were taken 73 hostages were taken during hamas' attack on israel during hamas' attack on israel on october the 7th 2023 on october the 7th 2023 and three others taken a decade earlier are still being held in gaza. president trump's comments came after hamas announced a delay to releasing the next batch

of israeli hostages until further notice, accusing israel of breaking the ceasefire agreement. here is the president speaking to reporters in the oval office.

yolande knell who's injerusalem. it was strong warning from trump. take us what has happened since made ifirmadie’thie made the announcement, suspension the release tlge suspension of the release ., hostages. th~-. . 1.47.7 .,,~,,,, ,, ,, hostaues. . th�*fi ,— ,, hostaues. . of hostages. hamas said it was to of hostages. hamas said it was - to mom! _ of hostages. hamas said it was - to suspend this - of hostages. hamas said it was | - to suspend this scheduled geing to sdspend this scheduled of geing to sdspend this seheddled of three -i!eeei nm hostages for saturday under the terms of the existing phased terms df the existing phased because terms pf the existing phesed because of what ceasefire plan because of what it said were various israeli and gave a list of violations and gave a list of saying it was :-=e: " ”mlike’blfioickinig ’ 77 like blocking certain

things like blocking of certain humanitarian supplies, things tents, we have heard liketehts. rwhioh'we have heard in short supply, and are in short supply, and accused israel of delaying the return of people, and shooting at some of those returning home. israel denied there had been any violations. and did �*to leave room open for 2—2 to step in over the mediators to step in over the coming so the coming days so the scheduled release could take place. the was was it a speculation was was it a tactical move by hamas to get on these issues? movement on these issues? suddenly there been suddenly there has been criticism in of the criticism in gaza of the amount of destruction people found, the of shelter after a wet the lack of shelter after a wet and wintry week. also it the lack of shelter after a wet ai likely:ry week. also it the lack of shelter after a wet ai likely to week. also it the lack of shelter after a wet ai likely to have. also it the lack of shelter after a wet ai likely to have been» it the lack of shelter after a wet ai likely to have been a it is likely to have been a move by hamas strategic move by hamas given the plans out by president strategic move by hamas given the pla| incendiary, y president strategic move by hamas given the pla| incendiary, y presi and trump, incendiary, really, and he has doubled on them he has doubled down on them

recently, saying he wants to move away some 2 million people in gaza for a us living in gaza for a us takeover of the gaza strip to develop it. has seemed embrace that . embrace that plan and we = -= the israeli security have the israeli security cabinet due to meet later to cabinet doeto'meet later to its next moves. hamas discuss its next moves. hamas has said given has said us guarantees given. phased ceasefire plan for the phased ceasefire plan no longer seemed to be valid that israel is not serious and that israel is not serious the commitments it has about the commitments it has made. ., r' about the commitments it has made. . ., ., made. let me ask about a meeting — made. let me ask about a meeting president - made. let me ask about a meeting president trumpl meeting president trump has with the king ofjordan. what came issue. the will come up is the issue, the idea that palestinians are moved out of gaza and jordan should take some what should take some of them. what can we expect from that will be an meeting? ,-, meetin: for extremely difficult meeting for king abdullah. his country relies on us aid and

relies on us aid'ahdreceives . billion in military $1.5 billion in military assistance and economic assistance and gets economic assistance and gets economic assistance from the us. �*that assista'hce'frohi the us. if that removed, assista'hce'frohi the'd'a'. if that removed, that would be an was removed, that would be an extreme �*to his country. extreme danger to his country. already are facing difficulties there. at gecggnomic difficulties there. at same time he made it gecggnomic difficulties there. at sam idea e he made it :: gecggnomic difficulties there. at sam idea of ie made it :: gecggnomic difficulties there. at sam idea of bringing it :: gecggnomic difficulties there. at sam idea of bringing in: that the idea of bringing in that the idea of bringing in that many it that maezpalestmens it——— — lead to an existential essmeteea’ as §h§u=kgnkgf " for the and it crisis for the kingdom. and it could well bring it down. gguld very well bring it down. the country has taken already, the country has taken in over the years many palestinian refugees, has taken in refugees from other wars in in. refugeesrfrsr'a ether wars in. reason the us the region. one reason the us relies onjordan as an ally relies an. jardan. as an. allfea ww” w . * w * ... |s relies an. jardan. as an. attired w w . w w w w is relies enlardah as an. all'rss ' f ' w h ' -... is it wanted to much is because it wanted to ensure its and king ensure its stability and king will underline is abdullah will underline.that is �* in danger.

trump's re—election. lucy williamson has more now from thejordanian capital in the white house. a small country surrounded by conflicts, saturated with refugees. jordan is a superpower of stability in a volatile a plan seen as far take far right nationalists take over palestinian seeking temporary shelter after the 1967 arab—israeli war.

maher azazi left jabalia in northern gaza when he was a toddler. he says gazans have learned the lessons of previous they got rid of them. and its people's ties to the palestinians. the gaza war strained existing fault lines here.

high unemployment here has left native jordanians in any more refugees. we can't find any money. if gazans come tojordan? butjordan is also under pressure from its key military ally. $1.5 billion a year. said that won't work. the choice is clear. no matter what the stakes are. price to pay if you consider the existential threat that is posed tojordan.

jordan is host to us military forces and lucy williamson, bbc news, amman. donald trump has followed through on his threat adding his signature to yet another executive order, president trump said raising tariffs on steel and aluminium imports was a big deal. today, i'm simplifying our tariffs on steel and aluminum it's 25% without

exceptions or exemptions. all countries. the tariffs will apply to millions of tonnes of steel and aluminium imports from canada, brazil, he's not worried. i don't believe that his tariffs are actually and i'm not complacent. on the dialogue between us to make sure that we are not, to make sure that we are not — industries. and he says there's

more to come.

budapest this morning. war, as well as his strong anti—immigration stance. to come a strong second. let's speak to our correspondent who's in budapest, nick thorpe. viktor orban the at arms length.

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support for afd. but there are people across europe who feel centrist parties are not delivering. you a party:§sssfs1%§:. ..., s party that is immigration taking about immigration taking control �* borders, about immigration taking control �*borders, but about immigration taking control �* borders, but also control of borders, but also making sure we are spending on germany, on german money on germany, on those that need it. with the cost—of—living 7 that message: 7 7 that messagezis cutting crisis, that message is cutting the question is what through. the question is what �* parties can put forward. through. the question is what �* hasies can put forward. through. the question is what �* has beenn put forward. through. the question is what �* has been disillusioned. there has been disillusioned with the current coalition which is seen as dysfunctional. we have to see who comes first then out first and then what w' . .-. be