we'll take you to some of the locations where it was filmed. hello and welcome, i'm sally bundock. phase of the gaza ceasefire deal after the final of palestinian prisoners overnight. by israeli officials.

in the occupied west bank to cheers from those who'd gathered to greet them. for the first time, only one half of the hostage prisoner was filmed. are exchange was filmed. these are some of the 600 palestinians as part of the latest among them, swap with israel. among them, 50 people serving life 59 95.9545, serving life, ” ' " ' more than 400 sentences, but more than 400 from gaza detained the from gaza detained during the war, often held without charge. their release came the their release came after the bodies of four israeli hostages were returned hamas earlier were returned by hamas earlier in the day. previous releases involved that involved ceremonies that is well were cruel and well saidrwererguel and , ~ having no hum'llatmc hawng nnrenegt a hum'llatmc havmc "fireneat a condition of humiliating. having no regeelr—r ~ a condition of the exchange amohg 7 7 amohg those released in today. among those released in previous weeks was this man who previous weekslwas this manrwhe his preuisus weekslwss this manrwhs his and two sons.

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one has come to an end �*with one has come to an end—now with exchange that took place the exchange that took place late last night on both sides, hostages and prisoners. could hostages and prisoners; could give me your thoughts on {might happen t what might happen next? that's a very good _ what might happen next? that's a very good question, _ what might happen next? that's a very good question, sally. - a . “ewwwww a . 7 ’ friabiglidéétian" z 7 ’ friabiglirjéétian" be think the big question would be issue and gaza in �* gaza in the government of gaza in the post—war era. from day one, we �* that as we 7 �* that as we the �*that as we the end knew that as we reached the end of the hostage releases, hamas would be about its would be concerned about its and israelis would be existence and israelis would be concerned about security, not hamas or a hamas ora similar having hamas or a similar militia running gaza. we have seen an intense degree of militia running gaza. we have seen an int and degree of militia running gaza. we have seen an int and discussions, 7— two or z— 7 two or three weeks ago president trump's t presiden�* american ownership suggestion. american ownership over gaza, which was chased by a counter offer from over gaza, which was chased by a counter offerfrom hamas that they would withdraw in exohange

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benjamin netanyahu has always from the 7 7 from the get—go 7 from the get—go that 7 7 from the get—go that hamas be eliminated. it must not must be eliminated. it must not be a part of gaza and the future there. future administration there. and yet, in phase one, hamas has been at show its has been at pains to show its strength. the fact it's still present and running things strength. the fact it's still gaza. ;ent and running things strength. the fact it's still - i gaza.-d running things strength. the fact it's still - i gaza._|ning things strength. the fact it's still gaza. ., ., , n. thins strength. the fact it's still gaza. ., ., , m in gaza. yeah, that is true, the _ the - in gaza. yeah, that is true, | the _ the hostage —w the ceremonies we releases, the ceremonies we have seen. it displays that haveseen it disnlays that... w e ww, . e. a haveseen it disnlays thatw ,. e ”we — w a level of haveseen it disnlays thatw ,. w www — w a level of power. hamas has a level of power. however, it's not clear if they however it's netrclea' itthetl , . —~ newly however it's netrclea' it these , . —~ newly recruited troops from are newly recruited troops from the use or experienced troops. don’t mtg??? what these we—don�*t knew what these movements and let's say they are drills, let's say they are manoeuvres, to show you have civilian can always have a civilian carrying a gun. their infrastructure has been damaged but still hold control in

but they still hold control in gaza. we to in mind, gaza. we have to keep in mind, the last decade �*hamas gaza, they didn't leave room for any palestinian any room for any palestinian elements to rise in gaza. so it is kind of natural and reasonable that the the reasonable that the moment the israelis withdraw, the vacuum of power would be a suitable for hamas to regroup. we will watch with . reat regroup. we will watch with great interest _ regroup. we will watch with great interest . see - regroup. we will watch with great interest . see what l great interest to see what happens next. you for and analysis7 and analysis on is the only way to stop russia from invading ukraine again. sir keir said he was excited to build a "new partnership" between the us and uk. he was speaking at a reception at the british embassy in washington, where he referenced elon musk�*s stunt of wielding a "bureaucracy chainsaw" to cut regulations.

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verticaljump shot both the uk also relationship and also europe's retationship the us. he is sort of with the us. he is sort of sandwiched between two sandwiched "rn'between two earlier week, meetings. earlier this week, president macron visiting the house, and the photos we white house, and the photos we were chummy, the two saw were very chummy, the two leaders, president macron and leaderwpresident maccon and trump were very president tran-la were “sets ...,,;....;;u ' ;; n' r” towards president trenna were sets” ' n " ' ' ,,, w n "7 —— towards each president trdnne were eersr ' n " ' ' ”' w n "n " towards each other. flattering towards each other. and later this week, we expect end'later this wees; we espect see end'later this wee'e; we espect see the end'tater this wee'e; we espect see the ukrainian president to see the ukrainian president arriving in the white zelensky arriving in the white house as well, on friday according to president trump. that's with regards to the resources deal 7 7 resources deal that is mineral resources deal that is being worked on and negotiated. are still yet to the 7 7 t77hat.7 7 sir keir detailsrofthat. �*a'o sir keir visit comes in starmer�*s yisit comes in those two things. will between those two things. will he be capitalise on he be able to capitalise on what macron what president macron has already done in terms of between 7 between the us relationships between the us and europe? and will he have any sway happens with any sway on what happens with the us security guarantees in ukraine? really, sir keir starmer is to reclaim a starmer is trying to reclaim a role in the world order that

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rights on the moon 7 rights on the moon or 7no7body 7nobody knows for sure if mars. nobody knows for sure if going to be feasible or it's going to be feasible or bring in enough to it a bring in enough to make it a sensible project.— sensible project. from your perspective. _ sensible project. from your perspective, give _ sensible project. from your perspective, give us - sensible project. from your i perspective, give us - view perspective, give us your view on the change in language and the optics president the optics between president zelensky and president trump in just week. we have gone zelensky and president trump in just throwing we have gone zelensky and president trump in just throwing we ha' comments fregtgthrowing various comments that were to now signing pretty abrasive to now signing an agreement washington an agreennent in washington tomorrow. i think everybody the deal tomorrow. i think everybody - the deal offered - tomorrow. i think everybody - the deal offered by| tomorrow. i think everybody - trump a deal offered by| tomorrow. i think everybody - trump administration tyl tomorrow. i think everybody l - trump administration was the trains administratien eifa= " acceptable to not acceptable to ukraine. unfortunately had a inthe 7777777777 in the exchange7 7 7777 in the exchange7abou7t77 element in the exchange about how the president viewed this deal. fortunately, the sides converged on something which is converged on something whichwis to the us. they can acceptable to the us. they can claim victory. it's also

acceptable to ukraine in the it doesn't commit to sense it doesn't commit to anything this point, i anything at this point, as i said, it'sjust memorandum of said, it'sjust a memorandum of understanding. _ said, it'sjust a memorandum of understanding. we shall ww all understanding. we shall eeejoes-l i all develops — understanding. we shall eeejoes-l i all develops on _ understanding. we shall eeejoes-l i all t you ops on w- understanding. we shall eeejoes-l i all t you for on w- understanding. we shall eeejoes-l i all t you for youm- a moon—lander loaded with scientific instruments. the six—legged lander, which is called athena and is roughly the same height as a giraffe, will spend about a week flying to the moon where it will then touch down the actress michelle trachtenberg trachtenberg rose to fame in the �*90s horror soap in the tv series gossip girl. the new york police department

said she was found unresponsive on wednesday morning, adding that criminality was not suspected. hollywood is preparing for its biggest night of the year — sunday's 0sca rs ceremony. a sex worker in new york, will take home some so is its location — the russian speaking community anora's location manager. responsible for giving anora a great sense of place. romance, really highlights the new york russian speaking community of brighton beach, which lies 15 miles from manhattan

on the atlantic ocean. the mansion, brighton beach, the club where annie works — of times, the backdrop of a film that informs sean wanted to make sure that, no matter what, we could get this block and be able to see the cyclone. i'm waiting foryou. he secured the mansion. he secured tatiana's, he secures the wonderful candy shop we shot at. i mean, literally, he got everything we needed. anora has many russian speaking characters, and brighton beach, perfectly as a location.

new york neighbourhood. to set my next film here. with ross brodar, i went to visit tatiana, the russian restaurant used in the picture. mushrooms, beef, cream. 0nion, parsley. it's pretty good. really good. over a beef stroganoff lunch, we looked at sequences i have a couple of little moments of glory. did they mind you shooting here? no, they didn't mind at all. i love being a location manager, but it is fun to be

was shot in the neighbourhood. some film tourism. i came to brighton beach because we watched the movie and a trip to new york city, ok, the first stop should be brighton beach. tom brook, bbc news, new york.

if a re if are movie buff, you may want to know that this time on monday, we will have all the news from the oscars, the winners and that are wigggigggand losers; that are and winnergsuand losers; that are and the wigggigggand losers; that are and the drama. winnergsuand losers; that are and the drama. we winneigsuand losers; that are and the drama. we will provided and the drama. we will be live at the fair 7 tohear77 77 7 to hearfrom7 7 7 to hearfrom7th7e stars. party to hear from the stars. next, in business, we at next, in business, we look at the expansion of gatwick airport. could there be a decision today to enable it to its second runway on a use its second runway on a regular basis? i am business news in a moment. hello. wednesday was a pretty active day, weather—wise. we had some fairly heavy showers, some thunderstorms, large hail around as well. down for the next few days. but there'll be some chilly nights for the next few nights, patches around too. chilly start to thursday across the northern half of the uk, parts of scotland.

but for most of us, lots of blue sky from the word go. the coast of norfolk, i think. up into the afternoon, and just a few showers for so, friday morning, then, we've got the light winds, we've got some mist and some fog that could be quite extensive first thing. even in some of our towns and cities below freezing, colder than that in the more rural spots. time of year on the final day of winter on friday — places could keep some fogginess right into the afternoon, i think. there'll be light winds,

there'll be some sunshine, and a bit of fairweather cloud that bubbles up during but it should feel pleasant enough with those sunny spells. a band of cloud moving across the northern half figures across the board. windier sort of day across the northern isles. western isles seeing cloud increasing later in the day. for most of us, a similar day again — dry and settled, sunny spells by the afternoon, top temperatures on sunday around 10—11 celsius. bye— bye.

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no chip on the shoulder for nvidia as the tech giant with its latest earnings. and will gatwick get the green light to use its second runway on a daily basis? a decision is expected today on whether the uk's second biggest airport can expand its operations. live from london, this is business today. i'm sally bundock. it's a very busy day ahead, so let's— it's a very busy day ahead, so let's- you _ it's a very busy day ahead, so let's you through all you let's talk you through all you need — let's talk you through all you need to— let's talk you through all you need to know. trump is about to hit the european union with new tariffs. to 25% on all eu goods entering the country, claiming

hit as much as $29 billion worth of the bloc�*s exports.