also on the programme... the parents of nine—year—old alice aguiar, who was killed in the southport attack, unveil plans for a memorial playground in honour of their daughter. yeah. hospitals in england warn they're "near capacity", as the number of patients with the vomiting bug, norovirus, reaches new winter highs. tomb of an egyptian king since tutankhamun�*s was discovered more than a century ago. questions striker darwin nunez�*s

mindset, after his miss in the draw hello, welcome to the bbc that one. president volodymyr zelensky will meet the american envoy as a "dictator" and called for elections to take place in the country. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, reports. donald trump �*s on ukraine visiting kyiv, he says, to understand their concerns. all the while his boss makes false attacks president zelensky and

with 7 with moscow. amid this war of favour with moscow. amid this war of words general kellogg met mr zelensky�*s topites and senior commanders but today, he is holding commandersbuttoday, he is holding with commandershuttoday, he is holding with the commanderehutrtoday, he ie holding with the president himself, talks with the president himself, who said it was the his country's 77 his country's withé us country's withé us was 1try�*s withé us was constructive. withé i——————: ’ ' ' 7 . translation: we stand strong and i would two feet- _ translation: we stand strong and i would two feet. i _ translation: we stand strong and i would two feet. i rely _ translation: we stand strong and i would two feet. i rely on _ translation: we stand strong and i would two feet. i rely on ukrainian i would two feet. i rely on ukrainian unity, on ukrainian courage, on would two feet. i rely on ukrainian uni' relations ukrainian courage, on would two feet. i rely on ukrainian uni' relations with inian courage, on would two feet. i rely on ukrainian uni' relations with partners, age, on would two feet. i rely on ukrainian uni' relations with partners, and on would two feet. i rely on ukrainian uni' relations with partners, and our edr relatiene'rtith partner's; end'edr’ solidarity and on america a hiraghlgtism. because america needs a just as much as we do. but success 'ust as much as we do. but mr successjust as much as we do. but mr trum - successjust as much as we do. but mr trump is _ success just as much as we do. but mrtrump is doubling success just as much as we do. but mr trump is doubling down, repeatedly calling mr zelensky and dictator, tellin . a unelected dictator, telling a in ukraine's conference in florida ukraine's president was doing a terrible job president was dei ng e te rr'fltrler jolt: was president fies dei ng e te rr'fltrler jolt: was prolonging president was doinge terdhler'jele was prolonging the president fies doinge terdhler'jele was prolonging the war president ises doings terdhler'joh was prolonging the war to stay what he the gravy contrast, the 77 j contrast, the president 5 contrast, the president told ow an pair farce fine that vladimir putin. i e—— a if trusted vladimir putin. g? wants trusted vladimir putin. ” wants to see the war end think he wants to see the war end and i do, i really do, buti

think... they taking a of think... they are taking a lot of territory. think... they are taking a lot of territo . �* territory. but the prime minister who visited _ territory. but the prime minister who visited kyiv _ territory. but the prime minister who visited kyiv last _ territory. but the prime minister who visited kyiv last month - territory. but the prime ministerl who visited kyiv last month threw his support behind mr zelensky, him in a phone call he was 77 elected and it was democratically elected and it was perfectly reasonable to suspend elections during but on a to 7 next week, he trip to washington next week, he seek to pour oil on troubled will seek to pour oil on troubled waters. ~ ., ., ., ~' ., waters. we want to take the heat out ofthe waters. we want to take the heat out of the situation _ waters. we want to take the heat out of the situation - of- waters. we want to take the heat out of the situation - of the - of the situation and some of the words _ of the situation and some of the words that have been used in recent days have _ words that have been used in recent days have been very heated, we words that have been used in recent days see been very heated, we words that have been used in recent days see that 1 very heated, we words that have been used in recent days see that 1 very hea' to, we words that have been used in recent days see that 1 very hea' to provide don't see that as helping to provide a solution _ don't see that as helping to provide a solution for ukraine. we don't see that as _ a solution for ukraine. we don't see that as in _ a solution for ukraine. we don't see that as in the — a solution for ukraine. we don't see that as in the interests of britain and the — that as in the interests of britain and the prime minister has been very clear that _ and the prime minister has been very clear that we need to take the heat clear that wé'fiéé�*d'tfi�*tfiké the—hes. that clear that we'fieed'toteke the—heat that we need clear that we'fieed'totake the—heat that we need to work with all down, that we need to work with all sides _ down, that we need to work with all sides. �* ., , sides. and as ever the fighting on the sides. and as ever the fighting _ on the ground. - sides. and as ever the fighting _ on the ground. a - and 77 and missilefattack drone and missile attack overnight hitting this residential building in the southern city of the southern. city of khersone , at least six people. james

injuring at least six people. james bbc news. in a moment we'll speak to our political correspondent harry farley. but first, our reporter abdujalil abdurasulov what is the feeling that, given those comments trump? hifiha; ,, ,,. ,.. if, .. h ,., e w, ""’h$;""’5é’e35' has been received there? how has that been received there? well, people here are shocked and outraged and of course they are extremely worried about the growing rift between the two leaders doesn't bring anything good for it doesn't bring anything good for ukraine. however, saying we ukraine must respond 7 7 we ukraine must respond to: 77 that age "be"; "" re'm—j�*“ ~ ~ , false that age "he"; "e't ”sun—at“ , ~ ~ , false claims that trump making and crimes are is making and those crimes are slight —— those claims are strikingly similar though is that people here hear from strikingly similar though is that people here hearfrom moscow and people here-hear tram. nasser" and are people here-hear from. moscon and are saying that roger ukrainians are saying that roger me had that zelensky is not a dictator he —— they are saying that and he —— they are saying that volodymyr zelensky is not a dictator and his ratings are higher than 4%,

which donald trump suggested. about 57% of the population support zelensky according to the polls. donald trump repeatedly claims volodymyr zelensky refuses to hold elections, however, elections at a elections. however, elections at a of martial law banned in elections. however, elections at a of and :ial law banned in elections. however, elections at a of and :ial law banne is not ukraine and logistically it is not possible to hold them because if you elections when fighting is have elections when fighting is going on how will military going on then how will military people vote? what about those who end up under the or end dpdnde: theoocdpation, or who had to flee the country? those who had to flee the country? if you disregard these people and those who had to flee the country? if you them, rd these people and those who had to flee the country? if you them, can |ese people and those who had to flee the country? if you them, can wee people and those who had to flee the country? if you them, can we really le and those who had to flee the country? if you them, can we really call 1d those who had to flee the country? if you them, can we really call the as democratic? �* selections as democratic? all right, thank ou. let's get more on this from our political the comments by president trump were widely condemned by allies of kyiv, i wonder what difference it will make of starmer�*s visit make ahead of keir starmer�*s visit next week? the make ahead of keir starmer's visit next week?— next week? the visit was already aioin to next week? the visit was already going to be _ next week? the visit was already going to be a _ next week? the visit was already going to be a significant - next week? the visit was already going to be a significant momentj going to be a significant moment for keir starmer's premiership and now

it takes on extra significance, i it tokeoon extra significance, ! for what it means notjust suppose, for what it means notjust for but for uk's rider for ukraine but for the uk's rider relationship with under trump over the next four the stakes have risen and it j implications just for has implications not just for but for all of us here as ukraine but for all of us here as well. ins’ build—up there well. in the build—up there is a wider question of how the uk should respond to donald trump and you the phone call last night mentioned the phone call last night between president zelensky and the psimess— ——~ here, sir keir prime minister here, sir keir starmer. normally the readouts from those phone calls are fairly bland not so last night. downing but not so last night. downing street going out of its way to describe volodymyr zelensky as ukraine's democratically elected leader and said was perfectly lewgggrzahzdsaid it was perfectly to elections wartime, as we were just during wartime, as we were just hearing from there. we are watching the sensitivities play the diplomatic sensitivities play out in real time and we heard in the reportjust there from out in real time and we heard in the report just there from james landale the minister, the culture minister,

dampen 7 dampen down 7 dampen down the 7 trying to dampen down the heat from this conversation as she described it, saying the thing is it, saying the important thing is what president trump does. most of " iririleiadeir’s”? ' ' " v7ié$d飧fi駧 ' ' the westminster leaders have criticised... sound problems saying criticised. sound problems—saying is democratically zelensky is the democratically leader of ukraine, ed davey doing so, we haven't yet heard reform z== 7 leader nigel farage although we uk's leader nigel farage althodgh'ws'" do uk's leader nigel farage althodgh'we'" do this i'm struck may do this afternoon. i'm struck that the prime minister began this week to talk about nhs and this has been reminder §-— {how much how much america, {how much america, particularly of how much america, particularly american under donald trump the american under donald trump has the to shape events here. ability to shape events here. thank ou, ability to shape events here. thank you. harry — ability to shape events here. thank you. harry farley — ability to shape events here. thank you, harry farley in _ or you can watch on the iplayerfrom 9pm. the parents of alice aguiar have told the bbc their daughter was "born to be a star", in their first broadcast interview

july. elsie dot stancombe and bebe king also died. sarah campbell reports. sergio and alex, alice's parents, returning to the school she loved — without her, for the first time. thank you for inviting us. oh, thank you, thank you. the headteacher, jinnie payne, has been working with them on plans for a new playground, which will include a space her parents know alice would have enjoyed. here. yeah, definitely. she started dancing when she was 16 months. she joined to baby ballet, then she was in the academy. so yeah, i think she was born to be a star. yeah, yeah. that would be her favourite part.

alice loved her school and mr bowen was her favourite teacher. and i think, i would use that quote from midsummer night's dream i but little she be fierce." and that would describe alice. the current concrete space will be transformed, and a performance area, all in memory of alice and bebe, who also attended the school. i think it is really important. for the children it's joy, it's fun, it's positivity, and where you do something together

that feeling of togetherness, of community, of "look what i've done, i'm so proud of this, i have helped create this." that will bring the positivity that we need. go, sprint! good, good. as part of the fundraising effort to pay for the playground, should never be forgotten. it's a difficult question, but when you think about alice, what do you think of? happiness, kindness. everything good, yeah. she always have a smile. try to put your smile, i is the most important. she always have a big smile.

yeah. the remains of shiri bibas and her two children, as well as oded lifschitz, an 84—year—old peace activist, younis. sebastian usher reports. over by hamas in gaza. it was another stage—managed event in the devastated landscape of the southern city of khan younis. the red cross, who took charge of the caskets, had called for privacy and dignity in the cold and the rain. hundreds of israelis have been gathering to show their respects as the vehicles carrying the bodies headed to tel aviv for

the israeli authorities won't formally make the identification until that is complete, but it's believed they are shiri bibas and her two young children, ariel and kfir. the fourth was listed by hamas as oded lifshitz, the images of a terrified shiri bibas being captured they became the most potent symbol of the horrors of october the 7th, we know exactly where they are. hamas took them. the tens of thousands of israelis, calling for their government to do everything in its power to secure yarden bibas, the father of ariel

and kfir and husband of shiri, was also taken hostage but had been kept separately from his family. israel is in mourning as it faces the near certainty that the bibas children and their mother and oded lifshitz have not survived, who remain in gaza. the vehicles that were carrying the coffins have now at the coffins have now arrived at the facility where the forensic investigation will begin. that could they will remember with sorrow and grief those \ begin. that could many hours. after that the investigation will begin. that could take many hours. after that the government will w " "gsieiiinéhiiiiiif’o'r’rfiéiiy israeli government will formally announce whether these are indeed israeli government will formally announce whether these are indeed the bodies of the names that hamas the bodies of the names that hamas had listed, so there's still a listed, so there's still a had listed, so there's still a little bit of uncertainty over that little bit of uncertainty over that left, but we are seeing more and left, but we are seeing more and left, bdt we are seeing'more'and more israelis gathering on the israelis gathering on the in in streets in mourning, in preparation streets in mourning, in preparation for big events later today for big events later today in 77 square, 5 hostages square, for example, where 77 square,for 5 where hostages square, for example, where they will remember with sorrow and they will remember with sorrow and

grief those who with grief those who returned from hamas but returned in coffins. sebastian usher, live injerusalem, thank you. the former president of the spanish football federation, luis rubiales, has been convicted of sexual assault, after he kissed the footballerjenni hermoso without her consent. the incident happened on the pitch in sydney, as spain were celebrating winning the women's world cup in 2023. our madrid correspondent guy hedgecoejoins me now. this really is a case that

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much energy you use. a typical household on a single—rate tariff currently pays 31.6 pence for gas and just under 61 pence for electricity every day — that adds £340 to energy bills every year. now the regulator says suppliers should offer at all by next winter. it's considering three different options. a certain amount of energy. 0fgem warns that replacing standing charges with higher unit prices

offers company and warmth. these women are concerned about their energy bills and say standing charges are unfair. yet in the summer, i'm still paying £91. the same amount of money. so many people just turn off their heating and they're cold there, so i don't think it's right. standing charges are flat daily fees that are added to bills, regardless of how much energy is used. and they're controversial because even if a customer tries really hard to minimise their energy use, they'll still get

hit with this fee. unit of energy they use. that should mean lower bills for people who don't use last month, 0fgem told bbc breakfast about their plans. rate and that suits some people. the best rate for you. we are worried it is quite complicated for people and it is often _ complicated for people and it is often not — complicated for people and it is often not intended for people to save money, it isjust about moving the cost _ save money, it isjust about moving the cost between one part of their —= to another, so i really - to another, so i really think i _llifl tspentdener-y m - t spent elsewhere - be - t spent elsewhere finding 2 t spent elsewhere finding ways better spent elsewhere finding ways to really— better spent elsewhere finding ways to really reduce the cost of energy

consumers. for consumers. you go in there and £9 the for consumers. you go in there and £9 i the day! _ stephen lawrenson in preston needs to stay warm. i need to keep warm. this new system of charging by the end of the year. zoe conway, bbc news. the time is 13:19. amid a growing war of words. the meeting comesjust a day after donald trump described since tutankhamun's was discovered more than a century ago.

against wales in their six nations game in cardiff. skipper caelan doris ruled out. in england with the winter vomiting bug norovirus. 0ur health editor hugh pym joins me. hugh, hospitals have warned they are continuing to "run that's right. and today, one leading nhs england official has said that norovirus a horrible bug, for patients 7 for patients and very unpleasant for patients and very difficult for staff. in the latest numbers show that last week in hospitals in there were hospitals in england, there were more than 1100 patients with the

virus. that was 22% �*the virus. that was up 22% of the previous week and about double the eeeeieee eeeee eee eeeee eeeele eee week last year. so that is same week last year. so that is really adding to the usual winter really adding to the dsdal winter if think that 7: -= how infectio7us it there is given how infectious it is, there is an extra task for hospitals each time the cases are found in a ward that they need to do deep cleaning and infection control and they have close wards to do with that. so that there were nearly which there were nearly which were were nearly which were empty iearli; which were empty because oil 300 beds which were empty because of so norovirus infections. so really adding to the strain. flu cases, it be said, have carried on should be said, have carried on coming down. they are still coming downslhey are still the relatively high. the number of patients to be patients medically fit to be discharged but who had been up discharged but who had been held up by delayed , some discharged but who had been held up by de a ied , some discharged but who had been held up by de a bit, :fjs: come discharged but who had been held up by de a bit, but :js: come discharged but who had been held up by de a bit, but is eee come discharged but who had been held up by de a bit, but is still nearly come down a bit, but is still nearly and officials are saying the e7- 77 77 7 77 77 7e7e 7 e77777-7 77 77 7 77 77 7e777e 7 7 7 7 77 7re7ally7is7c7ontinuing7 777 7 really is continuing7in77 pressure really is continuing in hospitals and the is if you sym pto ms 7 ssecessseeefisssww.,.,,,.,.,,,,.7s.,, symptoms of norovirus, stay at get symptoms of norovirus, stay at home and wait for them to clear for

at least two days before back at least two days before going back into work seeing anybody who is into work or seeing anybody who is vulnerable. and that warning really out there for people in the is out there for people in the community as much as it is for those going hospital. community as much as it is for those going - hosoital-— community as much as it is for those going - hospital. 7 7 our health 77 77 our health editor. the singer fell from a balcony at a hotel in buenos aires last october. remain in prison and have been told they still face prosecution. the high street clothing shop quiz has closed 23 stores, after entering administration. the retailer's new owners said the shops across the uk or unsustainable". to stay afloat and repair buildings.

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