on his way home — the american schoolteacher, marc fogel, the deal to release the teacher had very much kept under wraps. the e=-=: has praised trump administration has praised russia �*showing good faith. at the women's world cup. in the scottish highlands. on newsnight at 10.30pm tonight, we'll bring you fresh insight continuing coverage and analysis of correspondence in the uk and around the world.

good evening. could end this weekend, following comments from benjamin netanyahu. by midday on saturday the ceasefire will be over hostages held by hamas must be released, it's unclear if that's what mr netanyahu meant. three more hostages were expected to return home this saturday,

of the middle east." for hamas to release its hostages. around the same time, the israeli prime minister released hostages is the reason donald trump gives for his insistence

so i don't want to do two and then we do another two in another week and then we do four in three weeks. no, no. or all bets are off. in the oval office with the king ofjordan, the big issue and then rebuild. gaza has been largely destroyed in 16 months of war with israel. a huge rebuilding programme is required. president trump's plan involves displacing the entire population, something both countries have completely rejected.

how to make this work in a way that is good for everybody. of the united states, of the people in the region, refugees in jordan. king abdullah knows that taking in even more could from sceptical middle eastern . in american aid. protesters in tel aviv who want the hostages to come home are worried that everything — the recent relative peace, the hostage releases and the next phase of talks — the here has taken a turn for the worse since king abdullah the 77 the white 77 the white house 77 the white house a 77 the white house a few hours

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was negotiated with russia. steve rosenberg is in moscow. was deal on cards? was - deal on . cards? it came §-_ e-_ was deal on cards? it came as a surrise. was - deal on cards? it came as a surprise. fogel _ was - deal on cards? it came as a surprise. fogel taught - aisnnisgrprise. marc fogel taught at an school history at an international school here. he had been arrested in 2021 moscow airport. he was tound to at moscow airport. he was found to in possession of 17 grams of be in possessionofllgrarns of he said had his punishment 7 his punishment was prescribed that. his punishment was a ia year prison sentence. suddenly a 1a year prisen.sentence.~s-.,jddenly donald trump's east :—= to moscow 7 to moscow to to moscow to secure marc envoy flies to moscow to secdre marc release, manages to do so, fogel�*s release, manages to do so, and then later donald trump's national security adviser issues a national security advisecissdes a quite an interesting one, statement, quite an interesting one, that the trump administration had negotiated an exchange that serves a show of good faith from serves as a show of good faith from the russians a sign we = -: in the di7rection to end moving in the right direction to end the war in ukraine. two interesting = -7 that. this 77 7 77 7that.77this7talk7of 77 7 7 7 7that.77this7talk7ofan

things about that. this talk of an exchange, we have no details all exchange, we have no details at all whom orfor what exchange, we have no details at all whom or for what marc was for whom or for what marc fogel was exchanged. it is that exchanged. it is interesting that the release of a us �*and the lhe release ofa'us�*pr'rsonerand the �* in ukraine tfii-ifie release ofa'us�*pr'rsonerand the �* in ukraine are tfii-rfie release ofa'us�*pr'rsonerand the �* in ukraine are mentioned in paragra7p'71’777757777777 ’i’e paragraph, amid all talk same paragraph, amid all the talk now of peace talks on ngwgtyjfiposs'bte peace talks on . . and nngityifnposs'bte peace talks on . . and imminent nngityifnppss'bte peace talks on . . and imminent us ngwgtyifnppss'bte peace talks on . . and imminent us plans. ukraine and imminent us peace plans. a sign of a us and russia thaw, this oila oil a sign or oil a sign oil good laith lrom russians oil good laith lrom russians and ood laith lrom russians and moying r lrom russians and moying in row russians and moying in the , to , ,, to win 7 to win the 77 77 7 7 to win the �*77—— 77 7 7 towinthe �*77——end 77 7 7 towinthe �*77——endth7e 7 direction to win the war —— end the war. i think direction to win the war —— end the war. ithink kyiv direction to win the war —— end the war. i think kyiv they will be war. i think in kyiv they will be wary of this and wonder whether moving in the right direction means moving in the right direction means moving in the right moving in theright'directio - the high court has ruled that dozens of metropolitan police officers who failed a new vetting system brought in after the murder it comes after a police sergeant

accused of multiple sexual assaults here's sima kotecha. after her death and several other scandals, the force came under he took legal action after being dismissed over sexual assault allegations. fit to hold vetting, those who cannot be trusted to work of vulnerable people.

the high courtjudge said dismissal ought not to be imposed without an effective and fair hearing. police federation. and not proven fact." misogyny, homophobia, racism and even murder, inside there who want to get rid of those bad apples infecting the force.

mr di maria will now remain on vetting leave while the met appeals the court's decision. else was involved. the bodies of andrew and dawn searle, who were in their 60s, toulouse last thursday. died as a result of hanging. labour has suspended ii councillors as part of an investigation into a whatsapp group where the labour party has

already suspended the safeguards in the world after she proposed removing the need for a high courtjudge to sign off cases. mps voted in favour of assisted dying in november. getting a panel of experts to oversee each case, from was that actually,

a multidisciplinary approach to the bill. piece of law. they've been told that high court judges wouldn't be able to cope with the workload of assisted dying cases. if they are to deal - with these applications, they will be doing nothing else. it was always an impossible proposal to have a serving high court judge do it _

in detail and making changes. so there's plenty more debate to come on this contentious issue. and will be looking for reassurance. the chelsea striker sam kerr has been cleared of causing racially officer "stupid and white". in south—west london in january 2023. you're also under arrest for racially aggravated public order...

honestly, you guys are blee , , ., station was relevant context. sam kerr told the court she had feared for her life when a taxi driver began driving dangerously after she'd been sick out of the window. to smash a window. a few minutes later, ms kerr made this call

ms kerr said officers were dismissive because of the colour she accepted she was drunk and had become abusive and insulting, but she denied using to her legal team summit in paris, which focused on efforts to make ai

the summit today also sparked a row between two tech giants. zoe kleinman is in paris for us now. why the mm- why the _ been a dramatic wei— why the of da s here why the been a dramatic of da s here in paris at why the _ been a dramatic - of days here in paris at the - action summit, lots of investment ai action summit, lots of investment deals done and ofjostling for deals done and lots ofjostling for power as well. world leaders sat :-—— faced earlier, listening to us stony faced earlier, listening to us presidentjd vance set out his vice presidentjd vance set out his country'sprovision for al in a , , :c he said he country'sprovision for al in a j j; ff he said he had blistering speech. he said he had not come to paris to talk about al and to describe that as safety and to describe that as hand—wringing, and made it clear that the us is fed up regulation international regulation impacting its tech firms. but those tech firms have their problems. altman openai is in town and frnmfipenétsalsnn�*nfln and was to frnmfipsnétsalsnn�*nfln and was to spend frnmfipsnétsalsnn�*nwn and was to spend the day denying that fefsd to spend the day define that w ,, chatgpt fefsd to spend the dav define that w ,, chatgpt was fa'sd to spend the dav dsaac that w ,, chatgpt was up for because elon musk, remember sale, because elon musk, remember him, put in a surprise offerfor

him, put in a surprise offer for the firm of $97 billion. the two are currently engaged in a fight a; �*the7way77 77 77 77 �*the7way77 77 is 77 77 �*the7 way77 77 is ru77n 77 �*the7 way77 77 is ru77n and over the way openai is run and that's because elon musk co—founded it. and there was one more fireworks lit the today. it to lit fron'! theells—todayelt refused to this lnternational, to sign thisinterrrattonat agreement to what it sign thisinterrrationat agreement to what it described develop what it described as inclusive and sustainable ai. it inclusive and sustainable al. it on its own, though, because :—— the uk didn't sign it either, it said there wasn't enough detail said there wasn'teenoughedetail in about the challenges ai the document about the challenges ai poses to security and it poses to national security and it denied that was a sign of loyalty denied that it was a sign of loyalty the us. as denied that it was a sign of loyalty the us. ~ , denied that it was a sign of loyalty the us. �* . ., ,, denied that it was a sign of loyalty the us. �* . ., ,. zoe klein, alive from —— zoe kleinman. sir salman rushdie has told a court he thought he was dying the writer, who was left blind in one eye, was giving evidence where he was attacked.

in spain, the former president of the country's football federation, luis rubiales, has told both of which he denies. guy hedgecoe has the latest from madrid. luis rubiales arrives in court on a day much of spain has been waiting for. in court he said that the kiss was consensual. "absolutely sure," he said. said video footage showed that he had asked the player,

"can i give you a kiss?" just before he did kiss her. last week, ms hermoso told the trial a very different version of events. it showed a lack of respect. "we have to stop this kind of behaviour and take a radical stance against it," says this man. "i don't think it was sexual assault, but i do think mr rubiales abused his position," says this woman.

the princess of wales has visited a mother and baby unit at a women's jail in cheshire. daniela relph has more. navigating the entrance gate in the rain. about the inmates who are either pregnant or a new parent. hello. she spoke to two former prisoners who cared for their babies the skills that you learn here are fantastic, they are. for any parent, whether you are

going to be in custody or not. for any parent, so, yeah. both first—time mums, aren't we, and we've done it this— way, not the best way! no! and at a2! the princess is patron of action for children, of conversation. a big stigma around...? huge stigma. huge. this visit, a sign of the princess's focus as she continues to step up her public duties. daniela relph, bbc news.

for manchester city and real madrid, the pressure was on, and haaland! erling haaland putting them ahead, eventually. and after the break, the visitors finally struck. but real didn't mind and they were level. but not for long. phil foden upended, penalty to city,

yes, what heartache year for city. those two late manchester city. those two late goals �* real madrid manchester city. those two late goals �*real madrid have manchester city. those two late goals �* real madrid have really goals for real madrid have really turned things around. there is still a second to come in madrid next , 7777b7u7t777 .. .. ,,, — —. but7manchester 77 7 but7manchester city7 7 but7manchester city7know 7 but7manchester city7know they need comeback if they 7 will need some comeback if they are to keep their warren gatland has left his role as wales men's rugby union he was in line to depart at the end of the current as interim wales head coach. thousands of well—wishers gathered in manchester today for the funeral of footballer denis law.

died last month, aged 8a. greats of the game in attendance included sir kenny dalglish, around 20 of them, have been spotted in the scottish highlands. david wallace lockhart has that story. a group of feral pigs that authorities suspect have been illegally released in the cairngorms national park. i saw them literally up there, just at the fence. they were looking through. there were three of them in total, two larger ones and one small. and they didn't seem fazed by you? not bothered. they didn't seem scared, not aggressive? not at all.

the community sheep. what did they look like? with a very pronounced nose. there are concerns about disease and what these pigs could do to the environment. going on to try and trap them. and we're now in the process of trying to contain them, using bait, into a secure area. it's still unclear who put them here and why.