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head to cast elections this weekend, we take a snap—shot and sustainability on the runway at london fashion week how the next generation of designers have been given live from london, this is business today. while the future of the israel—gaza ceasefire in the saudi capital riyadh to discuss how to rebuild gaza. much about the effort to rebuild gaza in the aftermath of the war is unclear. needed in the first three. gregg carlstrom is the middle east correspondent for the economist. real influence when it comes to the palestinians — so egypt, about an egyptian proposal that has been circulating for months, for notjust rebuilding in gaza but also gaza after the war — hamas would be marginalised at least from running and then the rebuilding process would probably of gaza and sort of work so that is what they will discuss today, and the idea indeed. in two weeks. and their homes at question here, but president trump sees a profit, or will thisjust be a charitable exercise? i think there is a profit motive but i don't think i think for the countries that are likely to put up money for reconstruction

and sustainability on the runway at london fashion week. the next generation of designers have been given while the future of the israel—gaza ceasefire in the first three. with a fragile ceasefire and differing interests in the region, it's all a delicate balancing act. joining me now is gregg carlstrom, middle east correspondent at the economist. hejoins me from riyadh. thank for being us. do you for beingwith usewhat do expect these you for beingwith usuulhat do expect these arab to we expect these arab leaders to on the table and who will put on the table and who will be among — put on the table and who will be amon: together 7 together all of the bring together all of the that have countries that have real influence when it comes to the palestinians, so egypt, jordan, the gulf states and then the palestinian authority the palestinians. representing the palestinians. they are going to talking i they are going to be talking i think mostly about an egyptian think mostly about an, egyptian that think mostly about an egyptian that has propos

ok, thank you, quite a hubbub behind lilah parsons at london fashion week.s found guilty of sexual assault and ordered an update on the pope's condition. the latest news on the condition of the pope is that is to have had another night 7 nightin 7 night in hospital. 7 night in hospital. they pop7e 7 pope francis woke pop7e francis woke up 7 pop7e francis woke up this say pope francis woke up this morning, had breakfast, was admitted last week to hospital, treated for -neumonia in being treated for pneumonia in both lungs. and the line from the white house saying president is due to president zelensky is due to sign a minerals in the 7 short—term, something the very short—term, something the national advisor of national security advisor of the house was talking the white house was talking about in the last hour, he wants guarantees for wants seearity gears ntees fer stay with us on after a chilly start to the week, our weather has turned a lot milder. we had highs up to 16 yesterday and this afternoon we'll the weather, though, has turned increasingly windy a

london fashion week has become the first of the �*big four�* such events to adopt a sustainability policyty standards. a ban has also been introduced on wild animal skins and furs. andrew teverson — the head of london college of fashion, at the university of the arts london — explains how important it is that sustainability is sewn into the fabric of the fashion industry. sustainability and fashion are really critical sustainability and fashion are really critin dies, materials, dies, recycling materials, dies, recycling materials, sustainable business understanding the models, understanding the provenance and impact of the jigzitihey h theyuse 7 materials they use during banishment. localsuppliers. banishment. local suppliers. advocating for in banishment. localsuppliers. advocating for in the =-: 0ur éfor industry. our centre for fashion sustaj liable, tashion conducts research illital dable fashion conducts research and award—winning research and knowledge on knowledge exchange on sustainability. getlink have agreed to work togeher to open new direct france. the deal is part of an effo

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call now and we'll come to you. >> 821 4000. >> and finally, london fashion week is in full swing, celebratingfresh talent and bold new ideas. this week as the u.s. celebrates black history month. the met gala unveiled its 2025 theme, super fine tailoring black style, spotlighting the artistry of black menswear designers. few have shaped that conversation more than edward enninful, who was just announced as part of this year's gala committee. the former british vogue editor also just launched his own global media brand, cementing his status as a powerhouse in the fashion world. i sat down with him shortly before he left vogue to ask what inspired his rise to the top of the fashion world. take a listen. >> well, what my mother gave me was a world of beauty, a world of women. i would see women of all shapes and sizes coming to my mother's studio, and she would. they would leave feeling so incredible. i learned the power of clothes, the power of making a woman feel great. so when i talk about my work being dedicated to people of all races, ages, sizes, religion, sexuality it really comes from my

million meant for syria went to al qaeda terrorists and aid money meant for ukraine went to london fashion weekthis is what joni ernst is trying to stop. what do you think? >> well i'll tell you what. you just hit the tip of the iceberg on that list, liz. the waste that has come out of usaid, the unbelievable level of taxpayer dollars that goes into australians. usaid.i had samantha power in s and we were asking the questions, and they were even, i was asking why don't we try subsidizing at least if we do that, natural gas in africa, and they were pushing solar panels. this was all about ideology. it's horrific and this is exactly why doge members were not allowed in and why we elected president trump who we're scrutinizing these things far better and being allowed to. there was no transparency. there was no openness. we couldn't get the details. well the details are coming out and unfortunately the american people won't like them but they are going to be stopped. liz: it's corruption. what do you make of this? president trump reportedly putting the majority of usaid d.c. staffers on leave. you

i'm live on the catwalk at fashion week where london designers are showcasing their news from the bbcstart the programme in the us, where, in the last hour, president donald trump addressed a gathering of governors at the white house, taking stock of his first month in office. he was critical of the ukrainian president president vladimir putin. tough, but we're not going to let this continue. news from the bbc we start the programme in the us, where, in the last hour, president donald trump addressed a gathering of governors at the white house, taking stock of his first month in office. he was critical of the ukrainian president while holding off on negative comments about russian president vladimir putin. it's bad for russia, it is bad for ukraine, and it is bad for us on a humanitarian basis. i have a very good talks with putin, and i have had not such good talks with ukraine. they don't have any cards, but they are playing tough, but we're not going to let this continue. this war is terrible. it comes shortly after mr trump accused the uk prime minister, sir keir starmer, and the f

london rivals. we close the gap on leaders, liverpool to play on sunday to 5 points. miguel, our attempt to solve his striker problem in unusual fashion during last week's fixture at lester. when midfielder mchale moreno came off the bench to score a match, winning double bodies, i must go to the site from conversations i to he cannot, i cannot drive into books. timing houses means danger, how he can execute as well, with many parts of his body as well. and to the fact that it is by experience of any intelligence to the champions trophy and england had posted the highest score in the tournaments history against australia. england were asked about 1st and the horror and the last and early wicked. thanks to the brilliance of alex carry, ben duckett led the response with a record tournament score. a 165 england piling on 351 for a century from ryan russelton's sets up aska up for a 107 run victory over afghanistan in karachi. afghanis and were bold out for 208 in reply to south africa's 315 for 6. the other teams in this group, england and australia are currently playing a team. marathon matches have decided the lineup for the funnel. the cuts are open, wh

and we'll be hearing about the 90 year old care home residents who are redefining london fashion week. >> and in the sports, celtic led bayern munich with just 40s left on the clock until, well, you can guess what happened. they conceded and then went out of the champions league. 75th season of f1 was launched in london last night with a very glitzy event at the 02, and every team unveiling their new cars. and pep guardiola says he lied when he gave man city a i% lied when he gave man city a 1% chance of beating real madrid tonight. they got at least 5%. >> it's turning much, much harder over the next few days, but also much wetter and windier for all of us. find out more in the full forecast coming up. >> hello there! halfway through the week you're watching gb news breakfast i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello. >> i'm ellie costello. >> 75 years of formula one. and there are those people who use there are those people who use the roads, ordinary people who believe they're on a formula one track. ellie. that's what they do. and you know what happens? the police get them, catch t