who were held captive in gaza were murdered with bare hands. hamas previously said the boys died in israeli air strikes. stretch before voters go to the polls on sunday. lam i am alive and prevent where we are looking at how the role in europe the world and the europe and the world and the �* in europe end the world erhd the �* in ukraine are fwd? in. tlkreine ere mpectng election, wer in. tlkreine ere impeeting election, and updating we'll bring you a special report. hello i'm anita mcveigh.

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woods, was at the meeting, they were joined by liv chairman yasir posted a strong 315 for six. rassie van de dussen and aiden markram, with the fastest champions trophy 50. in reply, afghanstan are struggling — a short while ago keep up—to—date on the sport website. apple is taking keep up—to—date on the spc unprecedented .e is taking keep up—to—date on the spc unprecedented step :aking its highest level data

removing its highest levet'data from customers in security tool from customers in the uk. viewers might remember in the last couple of we story after the uk covered the story afterethe uk access to �* data and we �*data and we that it lead to apple aaeeb' tajd 'aad ta aaa'a — —— —— —— its highest level aaeeb' t au'd 'aad ta aaa'a , ~ ~ ~ its highest level data moving its highest'level' data tool, data security tool, advanced data protection. let's find out more security tool, advanced data protei the. let's find out more security tool, advanced data protei the story; find out more security tool, advanced data protei the story and 1 out more security tool, advanced data protei the story and go it more security tool, advanced data protei the story and go to 'nore fraser, senior graham fraser, senior technology reporter, in glasgow. explain what the data glasgow explain whatihedata does first. seeurity tool'daes first; ' " protection is a —— an opt in service, service, an opt in service, applying customers on their and documents if to and documents if to do. documents if to do. onl ments if to do. onl the its if aeeauat helder wee-ls! hate to aeeauat helder weuld hate to this, not even apple. access to this, not even apple. a couple of weeks it a couple of weeks ago, it emerged the uk government :-—

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impact it will have. some of course will choose customers of course will choose apple products to have access to the encryption and they no longer will be able to have this on their accounts. we will find out in the coming months what impact it will have on their ., ~ , ., thgir'lgggeifigéé fraser. a snap election. scholz�*s three—party coalition. of chancellor olaf polls of chancellor olaf the largest party. and its leader alice weidel — but the party, which is putting gains.

germany and we have been looking beyond? we have been looking at some of the big domestic issues —e thgcampaign here, one is you number one is immigratien. you the afd number one is immigration. you the afd and number one is immigration, you the afd and the mention the afd and the christian democrats. they have actually made immigration in the last three to four weeks of their main one of their main campaign points, main as we points, main pillars. as we know for the far right immigration is their central immigration. is their central aa. a... "a . .. but immigration. is their central a. ,, a . ,, ,, .. a. but also immigration. is their central a— ,, a — ,, ,, ,. a— but also talking to immigration. is their central aa a a a a aa aa aa aa but also talking to many topic but also talking to many voters about the economy, high energy costs, education and �* issues they 7 �* issues they worried other issues they are worried about. this afternoon we have looking at the role in been looking at the role in europe of germany and the war in ukraine. when the �* broke in ukraine. when the war broke russia invaded 7 happened germany it what happened in germany was it changed their policy towards russia and caused germany russfi andcaused germany to much more on defence. now spend much more on defence. now what we are is that what we are seeing is that change the white house has 7 germany, germany, we have seen

it: the security 7 the security conference the at the security conference the us vice president speaking us vise president speaking ,, to directly to germany, germany for what he criticising germany for what he calls censorship of —: =-—: all of that has shaped debate of that has shaped debate here at has shaped debate here in has shaped debate here in germanyed debate here in germany and the debate here in germany and in among the chancellor in berlin'among therfihanaellar we spoke the candidate. we spoke to the vice president of external relations president of external— relations the marshall... well, the two top issues on voters' minds, sumi, accelerated the sort of pressure that germany has to face challenges when it comes to figuring out how for dealing with demographic

decline, but also anxiety on the part of voters. plus facing an uncertain transatlantic relationship the transatlantic relationship, because this has been few weeks, in particular, after that speech from the how do they see the relationship with the us right now? united states for security. with the united states that goes to its founding, recoverfrom in the post—war period. so i think for germany, it's clear that the united states has other responsibilities,

namely in the indo—pacific. but i still think they want to have coordination is not up to the task for dealing with its own security by itself yet, but it knows it has to get there. and when it comes to domestic politics, of course, criticism about its stance vis a vis the afd. are far ahead in the polls.

we don't know how the small parties will fare during sunday's vote. by easter, because its partners in europe, the united states, the questions peace negotiation, donald trump talking about russia. keir starmer floated the idea of british peacekeeping troops chancer candidates you have and chancer candidates you have and chancer candidates you have a asked this question, merz vmerz hasn't merz hasn't answered friedrich merz hasn't answered the question. saying it is too early to tell, need to see early to tell, we need to see what the peacekeeping hold ' ' hold what "g”vieljiei 7 w would [53:1er "

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the funeral has been taking place of a 15—year—old who was stabbed to death at his school in sheffield. harvey was described as a best friend to all. the flowers outside the school where he died showed and support to a 15—year—old boy stabbed to death.

his mum and dad are now calling for knife arches nobody should be going through what we're going through. i don't want anybody to go through this. i know it goes a lot deeper than that, but that's where i want — that's where it's got to start. we just want kids to be safe. a 15—year—old boy, who cannot be named because of his young age, appeared at sheffield crown court earlier this month. he's been charged with murder, possession of a bladed article and affray. being set for the 30th ofjune. in the next couple of hours, hundreds of people funeral of harvey willgoose. this big screen placed here to show the service for those who can't get

inside the church. it's a chance for people to say goodbye to their son, brother, grandson, cousin, nephew but most of all, a best friend. ollie constable, bbc news. the issue of knife crime is notjust a serious problem in the uk. crime among teenagers. random checks based on evidence? ., . , , evidence? no evidence because have evidence? no evidence because - have never _ evidence? no evidence because - have never tried _ evidence? no evidence because - have never tried it, - evidence? no evidence because - have never tried it, but. they hate naaar than“ it. “out they hate naaar than“ it. “out they are they hate heyef tfiee' it. hot they are hoping what they are hoping'witl f f a. *w "w is what they are hoping'witl f f a. w* “w is it what they are hoping'wilt" f n w " a ff is it will be what they are hopingwiltf f n f ff f ff is it will be a happen is it will be a deterrent the is

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start random bag checks outside schools in order to try to deal with the problem of teenage crime. let's speak to lilah parsons... it is all go at london fashion week, hairand make—up, doing tinai checks on designer doing final checks on outfits and for the next few days designers will days london designers will showcase their latest ye. collections for autumn winter 2025. these are the close they we will 777 ”wean." 7 7 7 7 7 we will be wearing come think we will be wearing come september, october later on this big household names this year. big household names like burberry will be taking to like burberry will be taking to catwalk but also an

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always do that. another three da s always do that. another three days before — always do that. another three days before heading - always do that. another three days before heading to - always do that. another three days before heading to milan | days before heading to milan paris, very month world. give7us world.7 give7us idea fashion world. give us an idea of what a big deal this is for the economy.— of what a big deal this is for the economy. fashion, whilst all clitz the economy. fashion, whilst all glitz and _ the economy. fashion, whilst all glitz and - it - all glitz and glamour, it is business, £1 billion big business, £1 billion industry in the uk and it is industry in the uk and so it is very important these very important that these gegigners this platform and designers get this platform and the seen and gain the and these moments, is not just about glitz it is notjust about the glitz and glamour, it is also about editors 7 7 editors on the fashion editors sitting on the fashion editors sitting on the row, about the buyers choose which items, designs, to choose which items, designs, they stock pieces they will stock next yes, it is about fun season. yes, it is about fun but also it is big business. 0k, but also it is big business. ok, thank you, quite a hubbub behind lilah parsons at london fashion week. thank you very much.

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after a chilly start to the week, our weather has turned a lot milder. we had highs up to 16 yesterday and this afternoon we'll the weather, though, has turned increasingly windy a feature of our weather over the next few days as low pressure continues to bring wet and windy weather of our western hills, along with northern ireland. of some localised flooding over the next few days, whereas across eastern england the rain won't be heavy enough to cause any problems. today, with gusts of wind around 50 or 60 miles an hour for the western side of scotland. it is mild though, with the winds coming in from eastern areas of england. it's for these areas that we could see those

across the northwest of the uk there'll be some scattered showers. on into saturday morning, a few hours to pull out of the way. and the northwest of northern ireland. now, looking at the weather picture for the second half of the weekend, we're looking at the next area this one, again, bringing some strong winds and some heavy rain. the heaviest rain will be working into wales and parts it's here where we could see some localised flooding through irish sea

so quite strong winds. well, it stays unsettled so often we'll see rain followed by a mixture of sunshine and showers,

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