simon jones there. three people - development so far today. simon jones there. ne of them seriously, in a knife attack in paris. the incident happened this morning at around 8am local time in a railway station. it is one of the main stations in the french capital and police say a man has been arrested. argentina's security minister says criminal proceedings will begin against protesters who vandalised public buildings and classroom police after the approval of a package of free economic reforms. the incident happened outside congress in buenos aires in friday evening. the bill authorises the privatisation of most state owned companies and slashes public spending. it will also allow the presidentjavier milei to pass laws on several issues without the need of congressional approval. that is it from me for the moment. do stay with us on bbc news. thanks for watching. hello. bit of sunshine for some of you today, but overall there will be plenty of cloud, too, especially tomorrow. and the overriding theme for the weekend is just how mild it is for early february, but

simon jones has more. himself in to colleagues in sydney and is taken away for questioning on suspicion of double murder. his face has been blurred in footage released by new south wales police. that officer is beau lamarre, the former boyfriend of tv presenterjesse baird — on the right — who's missing, feared dead, along withjesse's partner luke davies. they are both much—loved men with a wide circle of loved ones, family and friends who adore them. luke, of course, has an enormously supportive workforce... on the network where jesse used to work, the news is far too close to home. looking beautiful! jesse was a presenter, entertainmentjournalist and red carpet host, luke davies a flight attendant for qantas. these were their final posts on instagram last weekend at a pink concert. social media has been flooded with condolences and concern. police said there was now enough evidence to charge one of their own officers with murder. the 28—year—old man facing these charges was in a relationship withjesse som

our correspondent simon jones has this report. withdrawal. ukraine. although they are still fighting, a shortage of supplies and ammunition has been blamed for giving russia one of its biggest military victories for months. the white house is warning the stakes for ukraine and for the entire world remain high. president biden is calling on american politicians to pass the latest package of military aid for kyiv, which has been blocked by congress. look, the ukrainian people fought so bravely and heroically, they put so much on the line, and the idea that now, they're running out of ammunition, we walk away, i find it absurd, ifind it and unethical, ifind itjust contrary to everything we are as a country. so i'm going to fight to get them the ammunition they need. the ukrainian president was in munich, where senior defence officials and world leaders have been gathering a week before the two—year anniversary of russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine. president zelensky repeated his appeal for more weapons to avoid what he called a catastrophi

simon jones, bbc news.er president lula da silva, accused israel of committing genocide in gaza, comparing its actions to hitler's campaign to exterminate jews during the second world war. in the last few minutes we've heard a response from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he says the israel defense force is going to lengths to prevent civilian deaths and dismissed world leaders accusing them of genocide. today, the president of brazil by comparing israel's war in gaza against hamas, a genocidal terrorist organisation, to the holocaust, he has disgraced the memory of 6 millionjews murdered by the nazis and he has demonised thejewish state like the most virulent anti—semite, you should be ashamed of himself. it is british cinema's biggest night — the baftas are taking place in london. plenty of big names have been on the red carpet. historical biopic oppenheimer leads the way with 13 nominations — as our culture editor, katie razzall, reports. i don't know if we can be trusted... ..with such a wea

simon jones has more. away for questioning on suspicion of double murder. his face has been blurred in footage released by new south wales police. that officer is beau lamarre, the former boyfriend of tv presenterjesse baird — on the right — who's missing, feared dead, along withjesse's partner luke davies. they are both much—loved men with a wide circle of loved ones, family and friends who adore them. luke, of course, has an enormously supportive workforce... 0n the network where jesse used to work, the news is far too close to home. looking beautiful! jesse was a presenter, entertainmentjournalist and red carpet host, luke davies a flight attendant for qantas. these were their final posts on instagram last weekend at a pink concert. social media has been flooded with condolences and concern. police said there was now enough evidence to charge one of their own officers with murder. the 28—year—old man facing these charges was in a relationship withjesse some time ago, which finished a couple of months ag

simon jones, bbc news. that's all we have for you on this edition of newsday.news. hello there. we're certainly seeing quite a lot of rain so far this february, but it's also been incredibly mild with it at times. and this warm and wet story is perfect growing ingredients for those early spring bulbs out there. now, temperatures at this time of year should be sitting around 8—9 degrees as an average, butjust take a look at what happened during thursday. we saw temperatures widely into the mid—teens, and for some as high as 18 celsius. so, yes, it was incredibly mild. the mild theme is set to continue, perhaps not quite as mild, but nevertheless pleasant enough. and on friday, we should start the day with some sunshine coming through. a westerly wind just feeding in a few isolated showers across wales and northern england, but on the whole, pleasant enough. bit more of a breeze down towards the south, and a cooler northerly breeze across the far north of scotland. so here, a little bit cooler, but generally temperatures between 12—14 celsius. now, into the start

simon jones, bbc news.the final day of the munich security conference where the war in ukraine is one of the main topics. lots of the world leaders. this is one of the discussions that is happening live at the moment in munich, and we will be in the german city a little later with our chief international correspondent, who has been talking to a lot of the leaders about the issue of the war in ukraine. and also, another issue that has been dominating that conference over the last couple of days, of which it is the last day, is the death of alexei navalny, which is what we will turn our attention to now. the family of the russian opposition activist alexei navalny has accused the russian authorities of trying to cover their tracks by refusing to hand over his body. navalny�*s team believes the opposition leader was murdered but russia's foreign ministry has rejected these claims. his death has sparked international condemnation with memorials for navalny taking place in several nations. in russia more than 35

simon jones, bbc news. clever charlotte. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear.t growing conditions for the spring flowers out there. it has felt pretty springlike for most of us today. take a look at what our average temperatures should be at this time of year. bear in mind we are still only midway through february in some areas across worcestershire, london and norfolk, they had seen temperatures a good 10 degrees above that. so an incredibly mild story. but back to reality, there has been some rain around as well, some of it heavy in the last few hours coming up from the south—west and that will drift its way steadily eastwards over night tonight. could be some heavy bursts along the east midlands and the ground is very saturated. so that is worth bearing in mind. it will ease away, clearer skies following on behind. a northerly wind kicking and across scotland. here, not quite as mild to start tomorrow. around four degrees and generally not as mild as we saw this morning. as we go through the day, not a bad day in prospect. some lovely sunshine coming through

simon jones, bbc news.e main issues on the agenda of the munich security conference. president biden has renewed appeal to the us lawmakers to pass a military aid package for ukraine, after russian forces captured the town of avdiivka. our security correspondent frank gardner is in munich with more. good morning from the third and final day of racing absolutely crucial security conference, coming at a critical time for ukraine and for nato. g at a critical time for ukraine and for nato. �* ., ., , ., , ., for nato. a lot of questions about whether the _ for nato. a lot of questions about whether the west _ for nato. a lot of questions about whether the west can _ for nato. a lot of questions about whether the west can give - for nato. a lot of questions about | whether the west can give ukraine the support it needs in time to fend of advancing russian forces. with me here is us congressman heinz from connecticut. you a democrat, part of a big us delegation here. what is america's message to this conference.

simon jones, bbc news. family of the russian opposition activist alexei navalny has accused the russian authorities of trying to cover their tracks by refusing to hand over his body. navalny�*s team believes the opposition leader was murdered but russia's foreign ministry has rejected these claims. his death has sparked international condemnation, with memorials for navalny taking place in several nations. in russia, more than 350 people have been detained following vigils. our eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford has this report. ever since the death of alexei navalny, people have been leaving tributes. but in putin's russia, even laying flowers can be risky, if you're doing it in memory of his biggest opponent. whenever anger and upset at navalny�*s death have boiled over, police have moved in. hundreds of people have been arrested across the country, dragged away by police, who have cleared the streets. this is the russia that navalny and his supporters wanted to change. but three years ago, he

simon jones, bbc news. wedding photographerfrom lincoln is calling on the clergy to be more considerate to those taking pictures at church weddings. rachel roberts has launched a petition and written to various church leaders in a bid to come up with a solution. well, i'm joined by rachel now. what is the source of the conflict this has been an issue that has been ongoing for a long time. i’m this has been an issue that has been ongoing for a long time.— ongoing for a long time. i'm part of vafious ongoing for a long time. i'm part of various forums _ ongoing for a long time. i'm part of various forums online _ ongoing for a long time. i'm part of various forums online and - ongoing for a long time. i'm part of| various forums online and whenever this topic ever comes up, hundreds and hundreds of photographers jump on it and share their experiences in their droves. last week at tech talk when faro were a wedding photographer started recording our vicar laying into her, really, as the wedding was about to sta

simon jones, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren betts. hello there.ed to rise, so the focus has shifted from snow to rain and flooding. this was the weather watcher picture taken earlier today in leicestershire. it's a combination of the rain and in some cases the melting snow that's led to a large number of flood warnings. the bulk of those have been across the midlands and southern england, but the weekend looks like it should be drier. this weather front has been moving northwards, taking the wetter weather up towards scotland and that's where we've got the colder air still in place, but elsewhere it is much milder and we are seeing some spells of rain. with that mild dry coming in over the cold ground here in staffordshire, it's meant quite misty and murky conditions, as well as the snow gradually thawing. we've got misty, murky conditions across much of northern england and northern ireland. those are the temperatures we've got as we head into the evening. somewhat colder in scotland. there's still a strong easterly wind blowing and it's over hig

simon jones, bbc news. just time to show you the markets. it has been a great session in asia.m 1989. if you look at 2023 altogether, up 28% over the whole of last year. those are all your business stories. you will see you very soon. back to training in middlesbrough, he is already thinking about his next bout after taking the welterweight belt at the regional unity fighting championship in darlington. it unity fighting championship in darlinuton. , unity fighting championship in darlington-— unity fighting championship in darlinuton. , , ., darlington. it is everyday training. there are no _ darlington. it is everyday training. there are no days _ darlington. it is everyday training. there are no days off. _ darlington. it is everyday training. there are no days off. even - darlington. it is everyday training. there are no days off. even after. there are no days off. even after the fight, straight and after two days. at this amateur level you can keep going as much as you can. there are not many injuries. obviously you get an injury you take time out. at the professional leve

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simon jones, bbc news.ruption and abuse of power charges — which he denies. the bbc�*s tossapol chaisamritpol has more on the release. his sentence has been reduced to one year, so when he saw that, he had already been detained in hospital for six months. so he is eligible for six months. so he is eligible for asking for parole because of his health — he is 74 years old and, because of his serious illness, and because of his serious illness, and because he's already been detained, which the justice because he's already been detained, which thejustice minister said being detained in hospital is the same as serving his term in jail. so he is eligible for asking for parole, and now he's at his home. even though the first image out of the hospital, he's wearing a green shirt, having a sling like he has his arm injury — he can clearly walk on his own, so there is debate in thailand at the moment, especially on social media, whether he's in relatively good health. he can walk about, why does he have to be put in

simon jones, bbc news. let's talk more with sally gethin about that.fiteering, isn't it? why do prices go upjust is profiteering, isn't it? why do prices go up just because there are not enough planes? . prices go upjust because there are not enough planes?— not enough planes? , aviation, especially _ not enough planes? , aviation, especially with _ not enough planes? , aviation, especially with low-cost - not enough planes? , aviation, l especially with low-cost carriers, especially with low—cost carriers, is a high—volume, low margin profit situation. in other words, is a high—volume, low margin profit situation. in otherwords, high volumes of passengers, but prices are kept to a minimum and so this means that profitability is at the lower end, so the only way that a low—cost carrier can really make, you know, substantial profits or any profits, really, is by having those high volumes of passengers and here we have the situation which is where they don't have the capacity for those volumes available. they don't have the numbers of aircraft that they

simon jones, bbc news.ents in the israel—gaza war, we can cross live tojerusalem and our correspondent, paul adams. the world health organization says the nasser hospital is now no longer functioning following the israeli raid. what is the latest? is the rage now over?— raid. what is the latest? is the race now over? ., rage now over? good evening. now, it is not, rage now over? good evening. now, it is not. these — rage now over? good evening. now, it is not, these early _ rage now over? good evening. now, it is not, these early troops _ rage now over? good evening. now, it is not, these early troops had - rage now over? good evening. now, it is not, these early troops had been - is not, these early troops had been in that hospital since the early hours of thursday morning, conducting extensive searches of the premises, arresting scores of what they alleged to be hamas fighters and retrieving weapons as well. they are also looking for any signs that israeli hostages were being held in the hospital, as they

simon jones, bbc news.ing very little in freezing conditions would gather in shrines in different parts of ruraljapan to take part in one of the country's oldest — and strangest — traditions. the ha—daka matsuri, or �*naked festival�* is a ritual that is meant to bring in good luck and drive away evil spirits. this year, one of those festivals is allowing women to take part for the first time ever. what you're looking at is one of japan's most ancient traditions. this is the matsuri or the naked festival, essentially hundreds and hundreds of men, if not thousands, wearing next to nothing. they huddle together, they push and shove, all to try and touch the chosen man, a man chosen by the shrine. this is to bring in good luck and drive away evil spirits. it is freezing out here, i'm wearing so many layers and i am shivering. i don't know these guys are doing it. they're barely dressed. and to make things interesting, they're being sprayed very cold water. in the more than 1,200 year history of this festival,

these details are coming to us from our correspondence simon jones. this was a retrial at canterbury crown court. he admitted he was steering the boats carrying at least 43 people which then got into difficulty back in december 2022. he told the court he was doing it under duress. the prosecution said he, as the pilot of the boat, had a duty of care to all those on board and it would have been abundantly clear there was an obvious and clear risk of death to the passengers. a man has been found guilty of the gross negligence manslaughter of four migrants trying to cross the channel in a small boat trying to get to the uk. we will have more reaction to that as we get it. the widow of alexei navalny is meeting with ministers in europe today. she posted a statement on social media. translation: ., , , social media. translation: , ., ., social media. translation: ., ., ., translation: three days ago vladimir putin killed my — translation: three days ago vladimir putin killed my husband, _ translation: three days ago vladimir putin killed my husband, alexei

simon jones, bbc news. he "probably should have said sorry earlier", in relation to his role in the post office scandal. sir ed served as post office minister under the coalition government from 2010 to 2012. here's what he told laura kuenssberg this morning when asked about the scandal yeah, i probably should have said sorry earlier on but it is a huge scandal. our hearts go out to those hundreds of sub—postmasters and their families who were treated appallingly. the key thing now is to make sure that those exonerations happen quickly, that they get the compensation quickly, and they get to the truth with the inquiry. i have two sub—postmasters in my constituency, one who was in prison for 16 months, one who, frankly, it has really affected his health. i am going to fight for those and join others in making sure the government gives the sub—postmasters the fair deal they deserve. the family of russian opposition leader alexei navalny say they do not yet know whether the russian authorities will attempt to

simon jones, bbc news. last year's nottingham attacks. the officer looked at images of barnaby webber. the nottinghamshire chief constable said the images were not shared, but that she took accelerated disciplinary action against the officer. we can speak now to our correspondent phil mackie, who is in nottingham forest. what more do we know about what happened?- nottingham forest. what more do we know about what happened? reeta, let me start with — know about what happened? reeta, let me start with the _ know about what happened? reeta, let me start with the background _ know about what happened? reeta, let me start with the background just - know about what happened? reeta, let me start with the background just to i me start with the background just to remind people about what happened last may here in nottingham. valdo calocane stabbed three people to death, that was grace o'malley—kumar, barnaby webberand o'malley—kumar, barnaby webber and ian o'malley—kumar, barnaby webberand ian coates and also attack

simon jones, bbc news. teams have warned that more bodies will be found. more than 1000 homes have been destroyed. a state of emergency is in place in central and southern parts of the country — where many people have been told to evacuate. the chilean president, gabriel boric, said he would make "all necessary resources" available. for more on this we are joined by mimi swaby — our news reporter who specialises in latin america. what is the latest? any televised address, president _ what is the latest? any televised address, president gabriel- what is the latest? any televised address, president gabriel boricl address, president gabriel boric said at least 64 people are known to have been killed by these fires and hundreds are still missing as the fires raged across the central region valparaiso. he said it is likely to increase by a large amount as rescuers are getting into the affected areas. rescue efforts have been hampered or delayed as many refugees of cars have blocked their way into more remote are

our correspondent simon jones has this report. withdrawal.ey town in the east of ukraine. although they are still fighting, a shortage of supplies and ammunition has been blamed for giving russia one of its biggest

simon jones, bbc news. congratulations to charlotte. temperatures would be 8—9 celsius. now, today wasn't a record—breaker by any means, but it was unusually mild, particularly for england and wales — 17 celsius in worcestershire and also suffolk, and in the northeast of england, it was 16 celsius in durham. those high temperatures came because we had a southerly breeze, and we also broke the cloud up to give some sunshine here and there as well. but that was ahead of the rain. and, whilst it was 15 celsius in manchester for a while, we have seen the cloud thickening across wales and western parts of england with some rain developing. the rain's cleared away from scotland and northern ireland, but this band of rain will push southeastwards across england and wales. should be gone by the end of the night, and it's going to leave some clear spells, but a few showers towards the north and the west, and not quite as warm as it was last night, but still a mild start to friday. and friday should be a quiet day, really. we're going to find som

simon jones, bbc news. now it's time for a look at today's sport.ng position to win not only the fourth test but now the series against england after an impressive third day in ranchi. they started it trailing by 13a runs with three wickets remaining in theirfirst innings — but now are chasing 192 to win, after an england batting collapse. dhrquurel began by hitting his way to 90 as india passed the 300 mark, a good total given where they were earlier in the innings, all out for 307, giving england a a6—run lead. but then india's bowlers took over and ravichandran ashwin took two in two. ben duckett and ollie pope removed. joe root soon followed and although zak crawley managed a half century once his wicket fell, england slumped to 1a5 all out. five wickets for ashwin, four for kuldeep. india have just closed play in the last ten minutes on a0—0, rohit sharma and yashaswi jaiswal starting well. they will resume on day four needing another 152 runs to win the match and the series in ranchi. to rugby union and the six nations, where france will host

these details are coming to us from our correspondence simon jones.ing at least 43 people which then got into difficulty back in december 2022. he told the court he was doing it under duress. the prosecution said he, as the pilot of the boat, had a duty of care to all those on board and it would have been abundantly clear there was an obvious and clear risk of death to the passengers.

simon jones, bbc news.sixth individual in connection with the deaths of teenagers mason rist and max dixon. a 17—year—old boy, legally protected from identification due to his age, faces charges for the murders. he becomes the latest person charged and remanded into custody in connection with the teenagers. a new cancer vaccine is being trialled on patients in the uk. the drug has been developed by moderna, the pharmaceutical giant behind one of the covid—i9 vaccines, and is aimed at people with advanced melanoma, lung cancer and other solid tumour cancers. experts believe that, if it's effective, it could lead the way to treat a range of cancers. votes are being cast in el salvador�*s election, with president nayib bukele expected to win another landslide victory. the campaign has been dominated by the president's war on gangs. he's credited with slashing the country's homicide rate and making el salvador one of the safest places in latin america, but critics have described his two—year crackdown on street

simon jones, bbc news.ther the russian authorities will attempt to interfere in their funeral arrangements. his body has been handed over to his mother, according to a spokesperson for the family. mr navalny died suddenly in prison last week. his mother had previously said the official death certificate presented to her claimed her son had died of natural causes. here's our russia editor steve rosenberg. alexei navalny�*s mother had spent a week trying to persuade the authorities to release her son's body so that she can lay him to rest. she's finally succeeded. in a post on social media, a spokesperson for the late opposition leader announced that mr navalny�*s body had been handed over to his mother, and this regarding the funeral, "we do not know if the authorities will interfere to carry it out as the family wants and as alexei deserves." alexei navalny was vladimir putin's most vocal critic and he became russia's most famous prisoner. in this penal colony beyond the arctic circle, he was serving a 19—y

simon jones, bbc news.f russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine. president volodymyr zelensky urged his people to keep fighting, insisting russia can't destroy their dreams. james waterhouse has this report from kyiv. it was a stage with significance, where a high—profile castjoined ukraine on this now solemn day. the ruins of the hostomel airbase near kyiv, where the tone of this war was set. russian forces descended here on the first day of their invasion. the objective was to use it as a landing base to take kyiv. but the ukrainians stood firm and the capital held. this place is the symbol of moscow failure. this place is a symbol of ukrainian pride. but the cost of their defence is mounting. around the country, scenes of loss are constantly replicated. in nearby bucha, olha visits her son's resting place. translation: my niece's l husband and another niece's husband are buried here, and the son of a friend from work. there are a lot of our guys here, school friends of my daughter, too. so many people. t

simon jones, bbc news. associate fellow at the think tank chatham house and a former ceasefire monitor in east ukraine. tell us about avdiivka and how significant this loss is for ukraine. significant this loss is for ukraine-— significant this loss is for ukraine. ., ~ ., ., ukraine. thank you for having me. avdiivka _ ukraine. thank you for having me. avdiivka has _ ukraine. thank you for having me. avdiivka has been - ukraine. thank you for having me. avdiivka has been on - ukraine. thank you for having me. avdiivka has been on the j me. avdiivka has been on the frontline nearly a decade so when i was living in ukraine in the first invasion, avdiivka was whether ukrainians had fallen back to after donetsk city became controlled by the russian backed separatist so it's a big win for vladimir putin and the military at an enormous cost for them. it is a big win for the russian backed authorities in the donetsk city, in fact the capital of part of the ukraine that russia controls. a huge development but it h

with more on this let's go to reporter simon jones. tell us more about the actions taken?es carried out jointly by the these latest airstrikes carried outjointly by the uk and us are being described by those two both sides as necessary and proportionate. in terms of the uk involvement, it is the fourth time they have joined forces with the us. there were four raf thyphoon fighter jets involved, targeting two sites involved, targeting two sites in yemen, one close to the capital in sanaa, and the other north—west of yemen, near a military base. we know the uk said it was particularly going after drones that it says the houthis have been using to carry out reconnaissance and attacks on shipping in the red sea. the us targeted a further six sites, 18 sites in total between the uk and us and both sides are saying they had to take action once again. firstly, to protect lives in the red sea of the shipping thatis the red sea of the shipping that is being targeted and also to ensure that shipping can carry on to ensure that business is able to get through the red sea because what

simon jones, bbc news.ntman was involved in a crash that almost killed him. it ended his career and left him with a brain injury. his family have since been searching for his memorabilia and found one very important piece in the town of dungannon belonging to a record—breaking racer. stephen watson has the story. among ryan farquhar�*s personal racing collection, something belonging to one of his heroes. ryan acquired eddie kidd's leathers when he swapped a set of his own with a collector. i'd watched many of his jumps and you know, was always fascinated with eddie and evel knievel. when i was a child i had a, you know, the toy, the evel knievel toy. eddie kidd was a stuntman and a movie star. he doubled forjames bond and once jumped the great wall of china. he was also very generous, giving away most of his memorabilia until his accident. now his family are trying to recover it. ijust think it's, if eddie would like them back, you know, i think it's the right thing to do. it's something i'm really looking

simon jones, bbc news.saw there, president zelensky have been urging allies not to abandon you rain at the munich security conference where our security conference where our security correspondent frank gardner is this morning. good morning. what was the mood there? it is is this morning. good morning. what was the mood there?— was the mood there? it is sombre, reall . was the mood there? it is sombre, really- tends _ was the mood there? it is sombre, really. tends to _ was the mood there? it is sombre, really. tends to some _ was the mood there? it is sombre, really. tends to some extent, - was the mood there? it is sombre, | really. tends to some extent, there is a lot of very high—profile people in here in the last 48 hours, the us vice president kamala harrisjust a few feet away from where i am talking to you now, brett president les gives it past me. there was a huge progress presence. helicopters in the air. clearly, he is a target for some. in the air. clearly, he is a target forsome. he in the air.

simon jones, bbc news. england and wales. owners of the breed, which has been linked to a series of attacks, cannot now breed, sell, exchange or abandon them — and they must be on a lead and muzzled in public places. catrina renton reports. good boy. 0n you go. buster, an xl bully, is five years old. he became part of katrina gordon's family after they fostered him. he needs lots of exercise, which until today, he could get where he lives in the far north of scotland. i'm not saying my dog's not potentially dangerous. the only reason he's not dangerous is because he's well trained and well cared for and his welfare needs are met. and now they've introduced a law so that i can no longer meet his welfare needs. in recent weeks, two large bulldog type dogs have been shot dead by police in scotland after a number of people and another smaller dog were injured. the law had already changed in england and wales, and from today it is now an offence to breed, sell, exchange or abandon an xl bully. they must be muzzl

simon jones, bbc news. are said to be in good condition. they have been in a hospital in central israel, and they were released after the israeli military conducted an operation in rafah, and that was news of the hostages being released shortly after israel carried out an intense bombardment in that area. it was said there were about 50 air strikes in the early hours of monday, and these are two hostages being released and greeting their relatives after that rescue operation to get them out of gas are, where they have been held by hamas since october seven. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. it's a chilly start to the week today and tomorrow, with sunshine and showers. but as we get to the middle of the week onwards, we start to see a bit of a change in the weather. wetter conditions come our way, but so do milder ones to all but the far north of scotland. and you can see that quite nicely represented on the air mass chart. the blues are with us today and for much of tomorrow,

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simon jones, bbc news. one more story before i go.young woman... what's my name? hello, i'm lenny. hello, felicia. ..could it be third time lucky for carey mulligan in maestro? and while she says she doesn't choose roles with awards in mind, she's frank about how much fun it can be. it is really exciting, principally because you get to be in a room with people that you really admire — directors you want to work with, writers you want to work with. i've introduced myself to everyone the last couple of months. i've been like, "hi, jesse armstrong, we've never met, but i'm a big fan of succession." she's a fan, too, of bradley cooper, nominated for acting and writing maestro — which he also directed — about the complicated love story between the conductor and composer leonard bernstein and his wife, the actress felicia montealegre. i've been in some incredible kind of overtly feminist films, which i've absolutely loved and relished being in — like promising young woman, and she said and suffragette. i have resisted playing the wife to th

simon jones, bbc news.easily defeated nikki haley in the south carolina republican presidential primary. it's his fourth consecutive win where voters choose who they want to be the republican nominee. will vernon reports. # proud to be an american... another victo , # proud to be an american... another victory. and — # proud to be an american... another victory, and landslide. _ # proud to be an american. .. another victory, and landslide. trump- # proud to be an american... another victory, and landslide. trump didn't i victory, and landslide. trump didn't even mention his republican rival tonight. he has really got his sights set on the presidential election in november. we sights set on the presidential election in november. we are going to be u- election in november. we are going to be up here _ election in november. we are going to be up here on — election in november. we are going to be up here on the _ election in november. we are going to be up here on the fifth _ election in november. we are going

simon jones, bbc news. a woman has died after being attacked by two dogs in essex.een visiting family when she was mauled by two dogs in the essex village of jaywick. her family say the dogs were xl bullies. police were called here to hillman avenue yesterday shortly after 4.00pm. they found esther seriously injured and she died on the scene. when essex police officers entered the house, their priority was, as always, to keep their community safe. both dogs were destroyed inside the house. i would also like to thank local people who tried to get into the house to help esther martin. you should be proud. a 39—year—old man, confirmed as a familial relation, has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous dog offences. it's an attack which has left the family devastated. it's killed my mum, it's killed our mum, it's killed my children's grandmother, and it's killed, you know... i'm getting married in a couple of years. — my mum is now not going to be able to come to that. there are great grandchildren that are yet to come that my mum will never be able to see or hold. we w

simon jones, bbc news.t one of the most recognisable children's tv characters first appeared on oui’ screens. the most important... the most beautiful... the most magical... saggy old cloth cat in the whole world. we are, of course, talking about bagpuss. he made his debut on the 12th february 197a. and here is a thing i cannot quite believe. only 13 episodes were ever made, but the show created by peter firmin and oliver postgate has been re—broadcast multiple times and remains as popular as ever. it seemed to be on for my entire childhood. i can't believe i was only watching 13 episodes. loved bagpuss. the time approaching 13 minutes past six. now the weather with carol. a beautiful spring view behind you. good morning. beautiful spring view behind you. good morning-— beautiful spring view behind you. good morning. beautiful spring view behind you. good morninu. ., , �* good morning. good morning. isn't it moreous? good morning. good morning. isn't it gorgeous? look _ good morning. good morning. isn't it

simon jones, bbc news.sisted he had no choice but to ditch labour's £28 billion a year green investment pledge. he claimed the tories' handling of the economy— he claimed the tories' handling of the economy was _ he claimed the tories' handling of the economy was to _ he claimed the tories' handling of the economy was to blame - he claimed the tories' handling of the economy was to blame and i he claimed the tories' handling ofl the economy was to blame and the party— the economy was to blame and the party would — the economy was to blame and the party would still_ the economy was to blame and the party would still spend _ the economy was to blame and the party would still spend more - the economy was to blame and the party would still spend more than i party would still spend more than the conservatives— party would still spend more than the conservatives on _ party would still spend more than the conservatives on green - party would still spend more than . the conservatives on green projects if it wins_ t

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simon jones, bbc news. north wales, so here there is a touch of frost first thing. we have bits and pieces of cloud around, producing some showers. those showers especially this morning in some eastern areas, some of them being driven in in the wind through the course of the day. at the same time, the rain in the south—east will clear away, so most of us will end up with a dry day with a few scattered showers, but quite blustery, windy along the north sea coastline, and if you are exposed to that wind, the wind chill will make it feel colder than the temperatures are suggesting, so it won't feel like seven or eight, but more like four orfive. won't feel like seven or eight, but more like four or five. as we head through the evening and into tonight, high pressure in charge in the south, a lot of clear skies, widespread frost and then these two weather fronts coming our way, widespread frost and then these two weatherfronts coming our way, both introducing thicker cloud, rain and gates across the north and w

simonjones is simon jones is outside simonjones is outside scotland yard for us this morning. humbria police, the british transport police, plus other forces across the uk will have been told to be on the lookout. but the big question is, where is there suspect. that remains unanswered. what the police have done is build up what the police have done is build up a much better picture of the timeline of events on wednesday, the day of that attack in clapham. they say that mr ezidi left newcastle, where he was living, in the very early hours of wednesday morning. and at around 6:30am his car was spotted in tooting in south london, and there were then further sightings of his vehicle during the course of the afternoon before the attack that took base just before 730 pm, the suspect was then seen getting on the underground heading towards king's cross, then at 9pm there was the last confirmed sighting at king's cross station, getting on the tube heading south. police will be frustrated they have not found their man, given the number of cameras on the underground and across london, b

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