today's ruling on the law has left policing in a hopeless position. to visit a mother and baby unit in cheshire. and — first it was lynx, now it's feral pigs that have been spotted on the loose in the highlands. israel's prime minister benjamin

netanyahu says the ceasefire in gaza the "riveria of the middle east". here's our north america editor sarah smith. this is a meeting and a with a ceasefire in hanging in he 7777 heis 7 7 he is a great 77 he is a great man, said trump 7 trump off trump ofvhis visitor king donald trump of his visitor king abdullah ofjordan. last saturday still the deadline for hamas to release the hostages, hejust release the hostages, he just said speaking in the oval office yes. speaking in the oval office last night mr trump demanded hamas go the terms go further than the terms of the deal with israel ceasefire deal with israel and release all their hostages by the �* this week. as �*this week. as i as i'm end of this week. as far as i'm concerned. — end of this week. as far as i'm concerned, if _ end of this week. as far as i'm concerned, if all _ end of this week. as far as i'm concerned, if all the _ end of this week. as far as i'm - concerned, if all the hostages were not returned by 12

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sarah everard's murder shocked the nation. the force came under increased pressure to change. after the force lost a landmark court case against sergeant lino di maria. over sexual assault allegations. the high court ruled an officer can't be sacked we now have no mechanism to rid the met of officers who are not fit to hold, vetting those who cannot be to enter the homes of vulnerable people. it is absolutely absurd that we cannot lawfully sack them. sergeant di maria failed the vetting clearance.

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which focused on efforts to make ai inclusive and sustainable. the summit today also sparked a row between two tech giants, as marc cieslak reports. with the intention of buying part of the company set up to make a profit. open ai's ceo sam altman hit back via x. ouch! as he arrived this morning at the paris ai action summit, not for sale? on his first foreign trip as vice president, jd vance didn't pull any punches

regarding the us position on al and regulation. a none—too—subtle jab at regulation outside of the united states. will invest 200 billion euros in a public—private deal flexible if it's going to be competitive. and we have to cut red tape, and we will. and towards competition.

is political point—scoring. marc cieslak, bbc news. at a women's prison in cheshire. our senior royal correspondent daniella relph reports. the entrance gate in the rain. the princess of wales headed to learn into hmp styal to learn more about the inmates who are either pregnant �*a new �* a new parent. a new arent. ., ww�*wa rwiewprmotherwandwthe princess ww�*wa rwiewprw wmwthhewrwand wbaby princessw ww�*wa rwiewprmthhewrwand wbaby unit essw ww�*wa rwiewprmthhewrwand wbaby unit to; seethe .. the women see the support of the women she spoke to received. she spoke to sam and donna, two former prisoners who care

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of the most recognisable officers, and the case against her centred on these words. station was relevant context. the women were refusing to pay to clean up the vomit,

a few minutes later, miss kerr made this call miss kerr told the court that once inside the police station, pc lovell said he felt humiliated on him ten months later to get a criminal charge over the line. ms kerr's legal team said this case will have left a lifelong mark on her, but she gave a thumbs up after she was cleared. having been sidelined with injury for a year, football career.

the ceasefire will end if hostages aren't returned by noon on saturday. coming up... for a fourth season in a row in the champions league,

at this courthouse not far from the arts centre where he was due to speak about keeping writers 27—year—old hadi matar looked down as the author, wearing a suit, calmly gave graphic evidence from the witness stand. oh, my god! during the attack, rushdie said everything happened so quickly,

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he was in line to depart at the end of the six nations but will now do so with three games remaining. released illegally. the park's authorities say they're trying to catch the animals and find david wallace lockhart has more. these are not your typical highland tourists. just literally up there... bob murdoch came face to face with them.

not at all. with a very pronounced nose. a big, big head, quite dark in colour. to the environment. we're trying to contain a group of nine feral pigs that we believe have been illegally released in the area. we know exactly where they are,

attempts to round up the pigs are ongoing. it's still unclear who put them here and why. david wallace lockhart, bbc news, in the cairngorms national park. thousands of football fans have turned out to pay their final respects to the manchester united and scotland legend denis law, who died last month at the age of 8a. his cortege left united's old trafford stadium before making its way to city's cathedral, as patrick gearey reports. applause denis law, the king of the stretford end,

manchester city, huddersfield and torino, law combined bravery, beauty and majesty. he left lifelong memories. at manchester cathedral, some of the greats gathered to pay their final respects. to whom denis law was always a hero. well, he had a courage that was beyond. you hope, have, and he had a fantastic courage to play the game. he was never afraid of anything. the crowds at the cathedral and along the route were testament he had a heart as big as a dustbin lid. but off the pitch, his humility

and the empathy he showed people was superb. denis law left the cathedral in a manner befitting one who rose to become the king. brilliant, absolutely brilliant! finally, to a ending. two fisherman have rescued a humpback whale found caught up in fishing gear off the coast of the isle of skye. a rope had become tangled around the humpback�*s tail. originally, we didn't intend to necessarily try and disentangle we just wanted to assess the situation. cut would free the whale, so we decided to just do that. thanks to their training, the fishing gear was finally removed.

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