yes, the talks had been continuing in qatar and in - continuing in qatarand in egypt. continuing in qatarandce has been speaking to the bbc and we have been getting positive signals, talks of a ceasefire possibly happening in the next days. we could be 90%. there are sticking points around the names of the particular palestinian prisoners who might be released in exchange for the israeli hostages that will be released in the first stage of the ceasefire deal. there is also talk around a buffer zone being established around the gaza strip the inside of it, which the israeli military will continue to have a presence there. discussions quick attention around whether the israeli military would remain on the border section between gaza and egypt and there is also, we understand them a bit of detail about the way gals and civilians will be able to return to the north of the gaza strip, where hundreds of thousands have been displaced. this would happen under the supervision of egyptian and qatari authorities. in terms of looking forward when we understand the talks are involving the future governan

another, and the ceasefire talks that are ongoing in qatar and ceasefire talks that are ongoing in qatarand are ongoing in qatar and in egypt ebb and flow but at the end of the day haven't made much progress. the head of the world health organization has told the bbc it was public knowledge he was in yemen on thursday when israel launched air raids against houthi targets. this footage from the international airport in the capital, sanaa, shows the moment where it came under israeli fire. dr tedros adhanom ghebreyesus, who is now injordan, said the airport is a civilian facility and should not have been targeted. at least six people were killed in the raids. israel says it was targeting military infrastructure, but dr tedros says he only survived through good fortune. it was very chaotic. you know, people were in disarray and running everywhere, and no shelter. we were completely exposed. it's a matter of luck. otherwise, if the missile deviated just slightly, it could have been on our head. and so my colleague actually said, after all that, "we escaped death narrowly." and it's a civilian a

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state visit and thejudgement the beginning of that state visit and the judgement of the emir of qatarandtar and his wife. also sir keir starmer�*s first state visit has promised, viz that or have questions raised because of those human rights concerns in qatar for the time being, as we saw, the diplomacy, the pomp and ceremony was really out in force. and now for the moment we willjust take a pause because we will bring you the rest of those elements of this state visit a little later on. now they will enjoy an informal lunch at buckingham palace. thank you. queen camilla pulled out of the activity outside, she has a lingering chest infection, but lovely to see the excess of oils —— the princess of wales making a rare public appearance, she was looking relaxed and well. we will be back with kasia through the day. israel's defence minister has threatened to penetrate deep into lebanon if the ceasefire collapses and warned that if it fails israel will no longer differentiate between lebanon and hezbollah. his comments come with growing concern about the stability of the ceasefire after isr

in carriages, the emir of qatarand ceremonial welcome.mir of qatar and the first of his three wives travelled to buckingham palace for a three—day visit that will include a meeting with the prime minister and a trip to sandhurst military academy, where the emir once trained. the conservative leader in the welsh parliament, andrew rt davies, has resigned after he onlyjust managed to survive a vote of confidence by party colleagues. describing his position as untenable, mr davies, who has led the tories in the senedd for most of the past 13 years, said it was clear that a substantial minority did not support his approach. a serving metropolitan police officer has been charged with attempted rape and sexual assault. superintendent jamie gordon, of the south east command unit, has been bailed to appear at westminster magistrates' court tomorrow. the alleged offences were reported by a woman, who said they took place last december, when the officer was off—duty. the prime minister has met his greek counterpart for talks on dublin street. keir