it comes after the family of the dead hostage shiri bibas says the body which hamas delivered on friday is hers. between russia and ukraine. the exploitation of children by criminals for county lines gangs will be outlawed in england and wales. in sport, no need for concern. with the countdown on to the women's euros, today will be the better day of the weekend with sunshine and a few

showers around later but showers dotted around later but tomorrow get ready, more wet and temerrew get ready. more wet and , , �*to all tomorrow get ready. more we! and ~~ ~~ �*to all the windy weather to come. all the details later. it's saturday the 22nd february. our main story... our reporter simonjones has the latest. crowds gathered outside israel's forensics institute in tel aviv, waiting for the arrival of a body handed over by hamas last night. waiting for the results of urgent tests. there's been no comment from the israeli government, but the family of shiri bibas has confirmed that the body was hers.

of all three, only for tests to reveal that remains said to be of shiri belonged to someone else. there is no forgiveness for abandoning them on october 7th

were in fact murdered. four were taken hostage on october the 7th — the two others to be freed have been held for around a decade in gaza — hisham al—sayed and avera mengistu. they will be exchanged for more than 600 palestinian prisoners. the second phase, which would see a full israeli withdrawal from gaza, is meant to start at the end of next week. but talks to get to that point haven't yet begun. simon jones, bbc news. our correspondent mark lowen is in tel—aviv and joins us live from hostages square.

this time last week there was the of three hostages, this this time last week there was the when three hostages, this it this time last week there was the when should |ostages, this it this time last week there was the when should we ages, this it this time last week there was the when should we expect his it this time last week there was the when should we expect the it six, when should we expect the release to begin?— six, when should we expect the release to begin? six, when should we expect the release to beuin? u, ., ., , release to begin? good morning. yes, we are here — release to begin? good morning. yes, we are here i hostages _ release to begin? good morning. yes, we are here i hostages square - release to begin? good morning. yes, we are here i hostages square and l we are here on hostages square and there is big screen set up there is a big screen set up beaming live pictures gaza, where you already see that together ”77’thét’hetih’ mftb'gét’iietie for become together in preparation for the handover. it is always a very stage—managed affair with hamas 77 and theirsupporters are 77 they heir supporters are 77 theyare supporters are 77 they are still jorters are 77 they are still very rs are 77 theyare still very much was even a stacce-manaed present. it was even a stage—managed affair they handed over the affair when they handed over the four opens on thursday in violation of what the red cross urged them of what the red cross had urged them to do which was to provide little to do which was to provide a little bit of dignity the dead. as it bit of dignity for the dead. as it turned out, one of those coffins contained incorrect remains, but now

it been confirmed that it has been confirmed that the family do have the of shiri family de have the bed}; ef shirl ~ 77 we — t we along with the bodies of the bibas along with the bodies of the two little boys, ariel and kfir, and he can finally lay them to and the qna’th'eéfiu'y’; ” " and the family has also said rest, and the family has also said that the forensic institute said have confirmed that shiri bibas they have confirmed that shiri bibas was murdered in captivity. are was murdered in captivity. we are expecting the to happen expecting the release to happen the next couple of hours. the within the next couple of hours. the six living hostages today exchanged for prisoners, so for 600 palestinian prisoners, so a sign the ceasefire deal is still on track even though the hurdles to get the next -hase of the ceasefire to the next phase of the ceasefire are much, much tougher. {lila to the next phase of the ceasefire are much, much tougher.- to the next phase of the ceasefire are much, much tougher. i—iif will be speaking 77 will be speaking later as those released. thank ou. charlie, taking a look at developments in ukraine, hopes of a peace deal, what's happened now as

quite a lot has said "get together" to end the war between russia and ukraine. here's our north america correspondent peter bowes. donald trump seems to have shifted his attitude towards president zelensky. "negotiating with no cards" and that it was unimportant for him to be involved in talks to end the war, you have young soldiers being killed. if you saw the pictures that i saw of the battlefield from satellite, you've never seen any pictures like that.

the ukrainian leader said it had restored hope. over rare earth minerals. to our relationship, i hope for a result, a fair result. can do business. with the us and much of europe still at loggerheads over ukraine, donald trump is due to meet president macron of france days after criticising them in an interview with fox news. we have macron coming to see you for france and then starmer for the uk this week to move forward.

and macron is a friend of mine, he's a very nice guy, but nobody�*s done anything. with a uk newspaper reporting that a fresh package of support is set to be explicitly outlawed by new legislation introduced for illegal activities, a process known as "cuckooing." graham satchell reports. police! police! so—called county lines gangs.

they found huge quantities of drugs... of what i would suspect to be probably heroin. ..and money. by the time he was ten, sosa had been recruited to sell heroin and cocaine. i would say that somewhere between year six to year seven and then the kids in the park then introduced me to their orders, and straightaway, their orders are very much like, everyone will say county line and their gang culture sosa has now turned his life around, but the government says as victims of criminal exploitation. new legislation is now being introduced which could put

at the moment, young people tell us that their feeling is that so the exploiters can escape prison. they know that there's no consequences in place. this is kidderminster in worcestershire, and police are out on another raid. they believe a vulnerable older man is a victim of cuckooing, graham satchell, bbc news. ahead of tomorrow's general election. leading in the polls

with around 30%, are predicted to finish second. a man has been arrested in germany after a tourist the victim, a 30—year—old spanish man, has been taken to hospital where his injuries are not said to be life threatening. guilty of attempted murder. leaving him blind in one eye. oh, my god! he had been giving a talk onstage about keeping writers safe. moments later, as he described it, as audience members rushed up to save him. he'd been stabbed and slashed 15 times. the man who tried

to kill him is hadi matar. as the verdict was read, the 27—year—old didn't react. during the trial, mr rushdie gave evidence, removing his glasses matar faces up to 32 years in prison. of insulting islam with his book the satanic verses. he said he'd read a couple of pages — he didn't say of what —

that i was disingenuous. which he denies. nomia iqbal, bbc news, washington. ofgem says it has demanded suppliers take urgent action over the issue of back billing — when customers get charged which found the practice still continuing, despite being banned seven years ago. dan whitworth reports. the energy bill haley jarvis got by text last month came completely out of the blue and was anything but ordinary. but her supplier was trying to hit her with charges from years ago as well.

and going up against such a massive company and having this debt hanging over me. i don't like to be in debt. from 12 months to six. stop happening, and that customers that do have disputes so that these situations can be resolved before they end up going to the ombudsman. of overall complaints. not good enough as far as hayley�*s concerned.

ofgem say that they're there to protect the consumer, especially you know this is really going to impact your life. dan whitworth, bbc news. in london earlier this week. he's been speaking to our correspondent, tom symonds. david lopez ibanez, classical violinist, david, that is beautiful, but something's missing? it was made by lorenzo cacassi

in florence in the i7lr0s, passed down by generations of musicians to a german businessman. he saw david playing online each minute, each hour, performance, each challenge, the violin right next to him, it was stolen. my whole life was torn apart. it's the food of nightmares,

there is hope. there are lots of things that give that away, it will not leave the shop. just maybe, his love for this instrument tom symonds, bbc news. here is hoping something comes good. such a beautiful instrument as well with so history. such a beautiful instrument as well with so - history.— such a beautiful instrument as well with so - history. with so much history. matt is taking a look at the _ with so much history. matt is taking a look at the weather. _ a look at the weather. good morning to you. season although i seen " e’zeérraaf’fgérrf” " have seen daffodils lately. i haven't seen a daffodil yet. they are coming out now and i think

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changed its approach to mental health care when it began treating across the capital each week. they're off to reports of a woman in mental health crisis what size gloves do you want? we don't need to take people to hospital. i think they were pushing for this lady to go as long as there is no significant risk that the patient is presenting to self or others, is trying to

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over the past few years. mental health presentations as well. this is london ambulance service regarding a 999 call... back on the road, clara and nicola are on their way to reports she's given support and help, kept out of hospital, the same age and it's like, you can sort of relate and, you know, we are human, we're all human, and there's just certain jobs yeah. extraordinary work those do just every day. to find the extraordinary work those do just eve as iay. to find the extraordinary work those do

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that you don't see every day? um, yeah. and the whales have captured the attention of the locals too. actually see its mouth open. at times it was just spectacular. you're just not going to get that. people pay thousands to go abroad to see these animals, and we've got them here on our shores for the moment. to venture out whale watching. but to make sure they're doing it safely. we get lots of people phoning us to say, oh, there are boats that people care. we wouldn't know an awful lot about these whales without it, to be honest, because it generates so much research.

ambassador for the marine environment, and they're bringing then to do what it wants. and it's not going to be spooked because the last thing you want is a whale close to the coast, then being frightened into the beach, there's no competition in this. we all want the best for— the wildlife, and we all want to get but in the meantime, they'll continue to stun onlookers with displays like this. alex green, bbc news. i wonder if they �* how entertaining they are to us. i wonder if they - how entertaining they are to us. no, they don't _ entertaining they are to us. no, they don't know. _ entertaining they are to us. no, they don't know. - are -

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started in celebration hayley ladd winning 100th with hayley ladd winning her 100th cap. within the italians scrapgwithin minutes. the italians the ones cheering and this goal were the ones cheering and this goal would prove the difference. although wales showed this was as they w w as they came to reeling italy close as they came to reeling italy in. the post! meanwhile, under new management. after ssottend under new management after out on euros ssottend under new management after out on euros there was missing out on the euros there was promise of a fresh start but instead afamiliar a familiar story, as austria was a familiar story, as austria seized their opportunity, and with a 1—0 w a 1—0 win. w a 1—0 win. arguably,wthis was the it a 1—0 win. arguably, this was the easiest opponent scotland in easiest opponent for scotland in their group but it seems uphill from here. and it was a disappointing night all round for the british to bosnia—herzegovina. them 4—0 last night.

they were 3—0 down afterjust half an hour at king power stadium after goals from yoane wissa, bryan mbeumo and christian norgaard. not long after fabio carvalho had completed the rout. leicester stay 90th, two points from safety. at half time, 3—0 down. we said we want to go out and at least show and something that it doesn't get any more. simply too big today between the two teams.

in stoppage time at turf moor. the six nations returns this weekend after a week long break, of the table ireland. after wales's loss to italy, their 14th straight defeat. obviously, got to... it's hard to see warren go. so it'sjust been back to the training field and getting ready and prepped for this weekend. there's been a couple of changes. um, not too much, but, you know, we've adapted well. as a squad, we've prepared well this week.

scotland have travelled to london for their huge they've won the six nations fixture four consecutive times, against france, making the match a must watch. create a new narrative. hopefully we'll win. yeah, it is somet