for the third year in a row, with nearly half of those in london and the south—east. where did you sleep last night? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. at their home in new mexico, along with their dog.

in the last few years, the couple had lived a quiet life, out of the hollywood spotlight. this report contains some images. put your hands on your heads, get off the bar and get on the wall. the film that made him a star. face the wall, turn turnaround. police are investigating but in a statement said they do not his legacy — some of hollywood's best movies of the last 60 years. take a good look, pop.

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for us right now or it's going to be your ours we're talking about, notjust a black kid's. gene hackman, a great actor, inspiring, a magnificent you realise he could do it all. not bad for an actor who along with his friend dustin hoffman had he may have lacked traditional idol good looks, but was idol good looks, but he was undoubtedly a star. that is it is going be a huge fans in la and right

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of the hostage prisoner exchange was filmed. these are some of the 600 palestinians, freed as part but more than 400 of them were gazans detained during the war, at a forensic centre in tel aviv. all four men had been taken from their homes by hamas on 7th october. they too had been held hostage by hamas but died during their captivity. "shiri, i'm sorry i couldn't

protect you all," he said. "if only i'd known what would happen, i wouldn't have fought." "our disaster as a nation and as a family should not have "happened," she said, "and must never happen again. "they could have saved you but preferred revenge. "we lost. " but they will know this first phase of the ceasefire peace, are yet to begin. joe inwood, bbc news.

nearly half of those were in london and the south—east, hello! finding the homeless in rural areas isn't easy. i worry about him. he was out in the cold one day. it was raining. where did you sleep last night? er, i slept under a staircase. his friend jenny was also homeless. we were six and a half years.

yeah. and you lost out? people living in its hostel in self—contained pods. one of the main factors is regular income and enough so that they know they're going to get their income. i've come from the bottom. i feel like i'm myself again. david has been here for about six weeks, after spending six months living in a shed. i had a duvet and, basically, i was laying on concrete.

i was up and down, i was walking around. how many hours of sleep a night do you think you were getting? oh, i would say i was getting about two hours, if that. his children went to family, and david was made homeless. they worried about me. affected my kids as well. homeless. they are lithuanian.

people can hide, remain unnoticed, undocumented. prison sentence and helsby constituency, yunus, what happened in court? mike was appealing against ten week sentence that was theyteyn weeksentence that was down to him earlier this handed down to him earlier this week. todayjudge everett, the

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passports returned to them by romanian prosecutors. have not been dropped. andrew and tristan tate's sudden, dramatic departure from romania across the world. first detained by romanian police in december 2022, all of which they deny.

in hospital in the uk. in may 2024, a civil case was brought against andrew tate in the uk by four women alleging rape and assault, which he also denies. trump took office. donald trump is the future of the western world.

violence earlier urged romania not to give in to us pressure. interfering in due process in romania, but worse, here in the uk. but the tates flew out of romania this morning with the blessing were returned to them. morning says that they are still under investigation and will be expected to return to romania to face trial. but for now, their departure from romania is sure to be seen as a major victory by their supporters nick thorpe, bbc news, bucharest. since records began.

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clea red cleared for take—off, or nearly. the government says it is minded to approve plans, but once busiest runway europe's busiest single runway airport tweak a few this airport to tweak a few details. this is the centre of the controversy, is the centre at tificentreeefsyfi”"”"' so—called north js the centre at tificentreeefsyfi”"”"' so—called north stop tee eezeehee ee'ee7fe7fifie7’eetee7777 77 7777777 7777 the tee eezkehee “fifte7f�*37fifie7’eet7fie7777 77 7777777 7777 the south tee eezeehee eefte7fee§e¥et7ee7777 77 7777777 7777 the south runway, the under plans, thesouth runwayft'he runway that operational runway today, that would continue, and is north runway continue, and there is north runway :e 12 in would be extended “emetres in this a key sticking point for how the government is how quickly the airport can move mitigate the airport can move to mitigate the noise impact of 100,000 the 7 the end 7 ”scientist” 77 77 "ecstasy 7 the end of the 2030s. 77 77 ”songs was; the flights—by theendrof theqqziqs. the says it flights—by theehdrof theqqziqs. the says it needs to have government says it needs to have measures in before the runway operational. 7 operational. the 7 operational. the gatwick 7 operational. the gatwick airport,7 clear that deal can be a clear message that a deal can be done. we set out very progressive measures to _ done. we set out very progressive measures to limit _ done. we set out very progressive measures to limit the _ done. we set out very progressive measures to limit the noise - measures to limitthe noise impact the communities gatwick on the communities around gatwick.. we by the late airport. we said that by the bats there will airport. tale said that by the tete there will be no more eeees. there witt'be'ne'm’oreneise than there in 2019. so we impact than there was in 2019. so we are engage with the

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deprive other parts of the uk through the domestic tourism industry. thanks, the number of 16 to 24—year—olds not in education, employment or training has risen to its highest level for more than a decade. latest data suggests just under a million young people in the uk guarantee initiative. our education correspondent elaine dunkley reports. literally, how you felt and the things... i've been there. employment or training. conversations are the first step in finding out why.

and what can you do to get better. low self—esteem. to get young people fit for work. because i know what comes with it. i've been there with all that stuff. i realised that, like, i want to do youth work

there are workshops to learn life skills and mentoring. now, what's going to happen short term and what's - going to happen long—term... i've always been awkward around people. you don't have to be scared. do i know you? have we said hello before? the streets in knowsley. shining a light on what is going on with their lives is key. 14—year—old alfie is about to go back to school, but he's missed a lot of education. two and a half years. no. so what do you do? if i'm awake early, ijust go on youtube or something and try and...

the young people i'm working with are very vulnerable some of these young people are living in some really complex situations and a lot of poverty, really. jasmine has applied for hundreds ofjobs since graduating her dream is to be a playwright. i had to overcome bullying, being a child in the care system, was still a child. of surviving anything.

jasmine has faced homelessness and unemployment. employment and training? going to get a good, high—payingjob, like, that's not even true. what's the dream for you? what would you like to be doing? to help people who think through what i've been through. let that be your driving force. the hollywood actor gene hackman and his wife betsy arakawa are found children were born with birth defects after a 1980s toxic waste scandal has

inspired a new tv series. but it's time now for a quick look at the weather. it was a chilly start this morning, but it's turning a better day. but it's turning into a better day. �* the but it's turning into a better day. �*the next but it's turning into a better day. �* the next few days, but it's turning into a better day. �*the next few days, a lot over the next few days, a lot of dry weather around. sunshine at times. there is still the risk �*some there is still the risk of some chilly and some patches of chilly n'tg hts and some patches of but the weather is settling fog, but the weather is settling down this pressure is down because this high pressure is towards the uk from the building towards the uk from the azores. eventually on friday night, that weather front will bring rain 7 -7 a short time 7 a short time for 7 and for a short time for scotland and northern ireland. but here a northern ireland. but here is a of to come. you can flavour of what's to come. you can the weather you 7 downloading 77 7 7777£iaw7nioaéhg7the7 77 7 7 7 77£iaw7nioaéhg7the7ssc7 7 77 7 7 7 77aawhianihg7 the7bbc7weather 7 are by downloading the bbc weather and i will be back with more let's return to one of our main stories this lunchtime. let's take a look at some of the key issues on their agenda. ukraine is a big one.

guarantees for ukraine, to deter vladimir putin the trip comes just days after the prime minister popular with mr trump, who's frequently attacked other nato

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fa , e ., ~ things on ukraine are moving quite fa . e . ~' , now it is time to i'm gavin ramjaun. the odds suggest nobody — with liverpool streets ahead in the race for the premier league title. hello there — and welcome along to sportsday.

against newcastle. on an evening when arsenal dropped points in a goalless draw advantage at anfield. dominik szoboszlai and alexis mac allister with the goals. no team in english top—flight history have been this far clear against ipswich. by amorim in an immediate reaction to patrick dorgu's red card, in old trafford appeared to boo the decision to take the winger off. i know that is a risk

because you are taking one — so it was my choice. what i'm saying is that i'm going to talk obviously with garnacho about that. so i will talk about that if you want, if they beat leicester later at the london stadium. game so far in feburary. i called it a mountain to climb, and it's... and that challenge i take, and i... when i'm on that process, which i am together with the team yeah, we'll keep

climbing and we drop... up and start again. two women's super league titles. which left them 7th in the league. the new ferrari driver repeatedly improved his times to finish four tenths clear of his former mercedes team—mate george russell, peter o'mahony, cian healy and conor murray — have announced their decision to call time on their illustrious international careers following the conclusion of the six nations next month. former ireland captain

o'mahony and healy — contract injuly. the icc champions trophy between tournament hosts pakistan, to say the least. who also beat them. england have also had a pretty miserable tournament. jos buttler coming into question.

champions trophy efforts. afghanistan are a side england would expect to beat. icc world cup in india. it's become a bit of a pattern, hasn't it? they should have better players. they've got a lot more experience of playing in pakistan. they've got a lot of players who play in the psl. is it a terminal loss forjosh buttler�*s captaincy? it's got to be. he's had a really poor run of results over the last in india, england were dismal.

would be harry brook. will look to plan for in the future. rugby league hits the bright lights of las vegas this weekend . of las vegas this weekend performance institute which is based in the city. as wigan warriors spent some time on the mats. as rugby league battles to break america, this feels like the perfect place for that fight to begin. headquarters and at its centre, an englishman.

and there's a huge psychology component to going into tackling or wrestling take—downs in our sport. is strong in rugby. of the ufc. vital preparation for saturday's historic stateside super league match with warrington. that's the most pleasing

thing about the ufc. have got to tell. that's what we want in our sport. we're an inclusive sport. in brazil, young kids in, you know, las vegas, young kids in anywhere. we want them to come and watch us play on saturday and think, wow, i want to be one of them guys. you know, if you can see it, you can believe it. moment with no shortage of inspiration. adam wild, bbc news, las vegas. "the ticking time bomb" of inactivity . by launching new community sport projects in 53 different areas health inequality and deprivation.

in some of the most deprived areas of our community, people are nearly twice as likely to be inactive with the resources that we have. less than half of our children and young people are meeting the chief medical officer's guideline for being active. service, they're going to cost the economy. and it's really imperative that we do. and for sport england it's a key part of our ambition. reaction, and the f1 testing updates.

found dead at their home, along with their dog. out of the hollywood spotlight. saying "gene hackman, a great actor, inspiring and magnificent in his work and complexity. speaking about his love and passion for acting.

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