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nicola haseler, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. the february gloom has gone. monday — in kent through monday. for another day or two. yes, it's quite a wintry mix as well. of rain, sleet and snow — some of that rain freezing rain as well. so that wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow will linger throughout the morning across scotland, gradually starting to ease away. cloudy skies into northern ireland. but the sunshine a little more hazy in comparison to of late, 6—12 celsius. atlantic and push across us. quite a few isobars on the chart, the winds will start to strengthen, gale—force gusts rattling that rain through at quite a pace. maybe the odd rumble of thunder as well here and there on thursday. and east through the day. windy with it, but mild — 9—11; celsius the overall high. now, it looks likely that friday will be better day on saturday. more wet and windy weather is set to return, unfortunately, for sunday. don't forget, if you want a detailed forecast for your area, well, you can always find out at bringing an end to the war in ukraine. but there's no

sara girvin, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.es. and heavy rain to come as well. where we've got the mildest of the air with that southerly wind. start for all of us. for a time, and the heaviest of the rain will gradually scotland and to the far north of cumbria. but ahead of it, yes, we will see some sunshine. if that happens, we could see temperatures peaking at 16 so saturday, a grey and wet start across east anglia and kent. sunny spells and scattered showers developing into through the weekend, because as we move out pressure will start to wind its way in from the atlantic. until the end of the day. top temperatures on sunday afternoon, now, looking a little bit further ahead, we keep to the far north and west, with the best of the sunshine live from london. this is bbc news. the israeli prime minister says the body of a gazan woman to bring shiri home, the war with russia. white house officials accuse president zelensky of �*insulting' president trump. there needs to be a deep appreciation for what and what we have done si

hello, welcome to bbc news now. and liquefied natural gas as well as a 10% tax on imported crude oil, agricultural machinery, pickup trucks and large—engine cars. for calvin klein among other brands, and us biotechnology into force next monday. earlier i spoke to our china correspondent, laura bicker. we're still waiting for reaction, by the foreign ministry until tomorrow. now, there are a couple of issues that probably those measures that have been in place are limited in scope. so china has limited its scope for now. now, according to analysts, it will hit around or certainly under 30% of us imports into china. now, that really stands quite low in comparison to the united states. that leaves some breathing room. was inaugurated. relationship has grown a little more cordial. mr trump invited president xi to his inauguration during many interviews. the war in ukraine. from the brink of a new trade war. of the tarrifs are. of tariffs on canada and mexico and president trump together on a deal that benefited america and benefited that the economy, inflation in the united states economi

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as soon as we hear from the bank of england, we will let you know here on bbc news. now's bring you the latest on the trade row that's erupted this week between the us and china. beijing has struck back by filing a complaint with the world trade organization, over what it calls a violation of trade rules. this a day after president trump imposed 10 percent tariffs against china. and the dispute comes as data shows record high imports into the us, pressuring the trade deficit even further. our north america business correspondent, ritika gupta has more. of tariffs, racing to secure foreign—made goods. china ranked as the country with the biggest deficit in goods in december, sending around $25 billion more wto procedures give the us and china 60 days at which point china has the right to request adjudication by a panel of judges. but the final wto panel that settles trade disputes the appointment of newjudges to the body, making it unclear well, a former senior official at the world trade organisation has told the bbc that china's formal complaint over into the us than it

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welcome to bbc news now. take effect. beijing is introducing a 15% tariff on imported coal and liquefied natural gas as well as a 10% tax on imported crude oil, they've placed export controls on 25 types of rare metal company illumina to its "unreliable entities" list. the country's anti—monopoly watchdog has also launched china says the extra tariffs could come into force next monday. to the chinese leader, xijinping, in the coming days. the asia group, han shen lin. good to have you with this to some degree in this expected to some decree in china? first of all, thank you for having — china? first of all, thank you for having me _ china? first of all, thank you for having me on _ china? first of all, thank you for having me on the - china? first of all, thank you | for having me on the - it unfortunate there is unfortunate that there is going on, but this tit—for—tat going on, but it was a not unexpected. in fact, china had long been preparing for this under preparing ferthis under? , , ~ ,,, types of scenario. various

hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy, welcome to bbc news now.security cabinet is meeting following hamas�*s postponement of the scheduled release of israeli hostages on saturday. the militants said israel was not in compliance with the increasingly fragile ceasefire deal, a claim rejected by israel. hamas has criticised president trump's intervention in the dispute, insisting the only way to ensure all israeli hostages return home is to stick to the terms of the agreement. hamas took 251 hostages when it attacked israel on october the 7th 2023. 73 of those hostages are still being held in gaza. we've been very hooked by this deal. until its very end. translation: people are afraid. today, they begun to stock up on supplies for fear that the war will return again. translation: of course, we in the gaza strip - the war will return. we breathed a sigh of relief when it ended sally nabil who's in cairo. it has been, pretty vocal about refusing the proposals made the egyptian and jordanian territories. by hamas untilfurther notice, i... an official s

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announcer: and now, bbc news. ♪ >> hello, and welcome to "the context."veigh in london, and my colleague caitrÍona perry is in washington, where we will be focusing on the first month of president trump's return to the white house. >> some of the rhetoric out of kyiv and insults to president trump were acceptable. >> if zelenskyy's dictator, who the hell is putin, kim jong-il commission go? >> i think the russians want to see the war end, i really do. >> what lavrov has just said, i don't see an appetite to get to that piece, and i could be achieved by leaving ukraine tomorrow. just go. caitrÍona: joining us tonight on the panel, a long-standing former adviser to barack obama, and a former republican congressman from illinois. caitrÍona: hello, and welcome to the program. it has been one seismic month since president donald trump took the oath of office for the second time. he sure did hit the ground running, signing 73 executive orders in the first 31 days, issuing a torrent of policy measures. he called the u.s. from international agreements including t

to one of the most read stories on the bbc news website now, you're likely to keep for the rest of thee as well. some has been moving north—west, some pushing now, we've had clearer skies further north and west — we keep the cloud rolling in, clearer skies further north potentially to —6 celsius. so into monday — not that much in the way of change once again. driving in cloud off the north sea. and over the hills there will be some wintriness from time to time. in the way of significant change, around 5—6 degrees. so you can see a relatively quiet story, no significant until then, have a lovely sunday afternoon, bye—bye. live from london. israeli troops withdraw from the militarised zone their lives in a fire, will be dismantled, despite some opposition. the only way forward to ground floor level. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. as israeli forces say they've completed their withdrawal from the netzarim corridor in central gaza. the road which split north and south

hello, i'm christian fraser, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews andion. since the october 7th attacks. this one will certainly weigh heavy in the the pictures from khan younis, which were not shown in israel, factions looking on. in an elaborate ceremony, in which the red cross forced to take part. who were kidnapped. shiri bibas. her and the nine—month—old, kfir. returned alive, last weekend. the fourth body is believed to be that of the journalist when he was taken. all four were abducted at kibbutz nir oz. hamas said they were killed, by israeli bombing. on x, the president "there are no words." some shared their reflections on the day. since october the 7th. that each of us carries, that maybe we could have done more, that maybe we did not do enough to prevent this tragedy. we are very sad that it has come to this, that we are returning bodies, and not really rejoicing of the kidnapped people, children and infants. to save those that are still alive. in the last hour we have received pictures of a private you will see there the four coffins shroud

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now israel. refugees from the war that marked israel's creation as a state. many see gaza as a temporary shelter, determined they will one day have the right to go home. lucy williamson, bbc newsm. >> joining me now is the ceo of the muslim american advocacy group engage. good to see you on bbc news. the plan announced by donald trump yesterday for u.s. ownership of gaza has made headlines around the world. how credible do you see this plan as being? >> just like a lot of things coming out of this administration, i do not think you should be dismissed out of hand but it is deeply problematic from a legal perspective, humanitarian perspective. at least i think it gives you the thinking of president trump and perhaps some of his advisors on capitalizing on this horrific episode of the last year and a half, possibly at the expense of the palestinians. >> if such a plan were to go ahead in any shape or form it would require cooperation from arab states. they have rejected it. jordan, egypt, we know the king of jordan will be meeting with donald trump next week. do you think there will be pressure from the president? >> yes, i think that is safe to say. jordan relies heavily on u.s

bbc news, nigeria. sumi: nowscribed as one of london's most important pieces of roman history. archaeologists. . found a substantial part of the big -- first basilica, where major political, economic and administrative decisions were made. rebecca morelle. was given exclusive access it's a thriving modern city but a rich history lies beneath the streets reporter:. you can see there is definitely an office building with filing cabinets. but here it is. >> this is the first roman basilica. it is amazing. reporter: this is part of an important public building located in a large roman forum. >> the building is 40 meters long, 20 wide and two and a half stories wide, a huge roman building designed to impress. a statement of their commitment to london and possibly reflect the change in the status of london and the fact that london was becoming the capital of britain. reporter: this is the center of the modern city. close to here was the roman basilica and forum, 2000 years ago it would have been the beating heart of an

kevin peachey, bbc news. nowst has and his father david earlier. so i went through a course of chemotherapy over 2020, bone marrow transplant in 2014. so the first one failed. so then we done obviously the second one, which was me, um, and i was 13. i think i was 12, 13. so i was my second or third year at secondary school. so it's incredible. and fast forward to more recently, where were you when you actually got i was in australia. if you want to do the transplant, so. and david, you're smiling. but i mean, that must have been so much pressure on you, the whole family. yeah. and as you know, as a father, you know, and him being my son, it was like i didn't really want my son to go through another trial. in terms of, you know, donating and saving my life. up for it than i was, to be honest. you weren't nervous, joshua 7 wanted to help him. so that was kind of all that i was thinking about. david, you first. it's producing urine. great. and what have they said to you about the way you live now? i can live like a

announcer: and now, bbc news. >> i'm sumi somaskanda in washington and this is bbc world news americain netanyahu says the gaza cease-fire will end if hamas does not return hostages by noon saturday. the king of jordan visits washington to discuss trump's plans for the future of gaza. an american schoolteacher released from a russian prison in a show of good faith from the russians. ♪ sumi: welcome to world news america. israeli prime minister netanyahu says intense fighting will resume if hamas does not release hostages held in gaza. it follows a four hour meeting tuesday where he discussed the announcement from hamas a day earlier that it may postpone the next release of israeli hostages, due to take place saturday. hamas reiterated its commitment to the cease-fire saying, it holds israel accountable for delays. they blame israel for jeopardizing the deal, claiming they violated the agreement by blocking vital humanitarian aid to gaza and targeting civilians. israel denied this and said they fired on people who disregarded warnings. netanyahu said the israeli army will reinforce, in

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ukraine might be a wake up call for european nations — now being urged to spend more on defence. jonathan beale, bbc newsanada now, where all passengers have survived when a plane crash landed, flipping upside down at toronto pearson international airport on monday. 80 people were on board the delta air lines flight, which was arriving from minneapolis in the united states. incredibly, all of them survived, but three people — three people — including a child — were critically injured. jessica murphy reports from toronto. a touchdown in toronto that flipped a plane on its head. oh, no, no, no! drop everything! drop it! inside, terrified passengers scrambled out. moments earlier, they had been dangling upside down the cabin ceiling to get out. oh, my bleep! as we made our descent and made touchdown, it was just a very forceful event, where all of a sudden but it sounded... i mean, it wasjust cement and metal. 80 people were on board, 21 taken to hospital. 19 have been released. miraculously, everyone survived. as emergency services rushed to help. this airplane just crashed... you can just stay there. i go

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bbc news, tel aviv. palestinian prisoners. among them, quite significantly, nows loss was felt around the square in particular. of course, at the same time, about 180 palestinian were people who were detained immediately after the october the 7th attacks and were never charged. including murder. the deal, after the deal, sorry, than before it. even though there is significant political pressure to expire and for the war against hamas in gaza to end. in gaza as well, were completely different today. and the israeli government have made it clear they would not accept those scenes again. were sent back into gaza. neighbouring countries. between egypt and gaza. palestinian children for treatment abroad. i mean, treatment they simply can't get in gaza because the hospital system there is almost non—existent. drop in the ocean. and of course, if the ceasefire deal continues and goes with iran and its allies. troops from burundi have been helping the congolese army fight rwandan—backed m23 rebels, who recently seized the city of goma and have been advancing south. its c

you can head to the bbc app to see just how cloudy the weather is likely to be in the week ahead where you are. bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news 500 days are handed over to red cross vehicles in gaza. the idf says the hostages are now back in israel. in exchange, israel has freed 183 palestinian prisoners. in the west bank. a special church service has been held dedicated stabbed to death at his school in sheffield. ajudge has blocked some of president trump's plan the intervention, in response to a lawsuit filed by unions, to be placed on leave. hello. expressed shock at images showing the poor condition of the latest three hostages released by hamas in the fifth

now. live from london. this is bbc news. zelensky calls for europe to unite no longer rely on the us. of europe must be created. jubilant crowds welcome home busloads of released in kent on friday. police open a murder investigation. them as craig and lindsay foreman. they were first arrested in january. welcome to the programme.

announcer: and now, "bbc news" s america. s benjamin netanyahu meets with u.s.rs as president trump restates his plan for a takeover of gaza. a warning that a dramatic escalation in violence in the occupied west bank is putting the health care system in a state of perpetual emergency. the president of panama denies washington's claim that u.s. ships would be allowed through the canal free of charge. ♪ welcome. good to have you with us. president trump has doubled down on his plan for a u.s. takeover of gaza despite continued criticism from world leaders. he insisted on thursday that no u.s. troops would be needed as part of his proposal for the takeover. claiming that israel would hand over the territory. any a social media post, he wrote this -- donald trump said that his legacy would be that the peacemaker taking credit for reduced hostilities in the region. >> it is just days before taking office. we negotiated a breakthrough cease-fire agreement to stop the bloodshed and killing in the middle east and return the hostages held captive by hamas. as the bible s

now on bbc news, unspun world withjohn simpson. hello and welcome to unspun world, here at the bbc�*s so, saudi arabia, qatar, uae — with one voice, they have all condemned this plan. and the future of artificial intelligence. do we still think it's a danger? in just over a year, we've moved from the ai safety summit to the ai action summit. we can't say we weren't warned. donald trump's team promised shock and awe right well, certainly shock, though the awe part is maybe but what is striking is that russian lng, ie liquefied natural gas, exports to europe are at an all—time high. let's turn to, first of all, to efforts to end the war. how advanced are those efforts? what we're seeing is a complete turnaround of us policy towards ukraine. um... it's becoming transactional. "what's in it for me "if i continue providing you with assistance? " so it's clear to see why president zelensky of ukraine would want to offer something to donald trump in exchange — the idea that ukraine has an enormous wealth of natural, of mineral resources,

now here on bbc back tomorrow. now here on bbc news, it is time for a special programme. hat do you spend it on? ..now a passionate philanthropist on a mission we join seattle's most successful son on a visit hey, lib. how are you? hi! good. with early computing. that's it, he's out! now bill gates is going back to his roots with a memoir about his origin story. i loved how the computer forced me to think. it was completely unforgiving in the face of mental sloppiness. he takes me to the school where he had access it was an obsession. all our lives, the kids became the experts. he would, like, sit in his room and chew good for you! they laugh their brother now believes, if he was growing up today, he would probably be diagnosed on the autism spectrum. oh, certainly. and with donald trump back in the white house and the titans of tech accused of courting him, what plans

bbc news. seven people are now confirmed dead and 19 injured after a plane crash in the us city of philadelphia. further updates will be provided as soon as they are available, but i want to be clear that we will find a cause for this tragedy. three israeli hostages are freed by hamas in the latest in return, israel frees more than 180 palestinian prisoners. the west bank and gaza. president donald trump imposes tariffs on canada, mexico and china — three of america's biggest trading partners — from saturday. and in sport, salah helps liverpool beat bournemouth and nottingham forest hit seven against brighton. hello, i'm lukwesa burak. the mayor of philadelphia in the us has confirmed that seven people were killed when a medical transport plane crashed into a residential area of the city last night. all six people on board died, including a child, along with one person on the ground — another 19 people were injured. the crash happened only a minute after the plane took off. it comes just two days after a collision between a military helicopter and a passenger plane in washington dc. graham satc

in new gets under way in new orleans shortly as the eagles take on chiefs in the super bowl, the chiefs in the super bowl, america's biggest football now here on new here on bbce on bbc news it i if? day. i'm gavin ramjaun. .. liverpool, ending their hopes of a quadruple. with penalty drama right at the end of their defeat at murrayfield. as bradford bulls throw back they avenge their loss to south africa, to win the nations cup for the first time. plymouth argyle knocking out liverpool, the premier league but what a result for them today — holding on for a famous victory — ending liverpool's a cup tie in acup tie in the a cup tie in the whole once a part of. city once a part of. an unexpected meeting with the �* league 77 �* league leaders, but the premier league leaders, but the team bottom of the trip just here 7 w 77” h " jljs’i’h'e'ré'fér” tttt " iustherefortheéiilz won't just here for the occasion. 52 minutes played in home side had the chance... the home side had the chance... for plymouth and ryan hardy, the upset was on. in plymouth lead season w tad sééséa'th'e'yttit w 743 seasonrtheyhadijj; hole lead season they had won just five games, now they le

i will be at now on bbc news — the media show. hello, i'm ros atkins. m katie razzall. the news business? we'll talk to a number of senior industry leaders now, it's the challenge all media organisations are grappling with — how to attract the next generation. and it's released new research on gen z and made suggestions accessible. started with the ceo of channel 4, alex mahon. we've always had a role as a broadcaster to focus adults, and that's been part of our role as a broadcaster and we've been doing research about them for about five but even in five years, things have changed dramatically for them, particularly exacerbated what does that mean? a change in economic circumstances for them versus our generation. so really it was about what does it feel like for them in britain today? do we know enough about how it feels and what are the impacts that some of their ways of consuming media are having on their lives? so there's a lot of detail in this report. and 52%, this generated a lot of headlines, said they thought the uk would be better off if a str

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now on bbc news, secret ink.hard to survive in korea as a tattoo artist because, like, it's illegal. i'm 31 years old in korea. i was a korean tattoo artist. south korea needs to change the law about, like, you need a doctor licence. that's really bleep. i don't understand still why they're saying that. ourjob is not legal. we can't buy a house, we can't do anything with the government stuff. yeah. i have one experience that is really horrible to me. he was showing his penis. so i went to the other room and then gave him, and i went there again to him. excited or something. he said, "do you want to make a film with me?" and he said, "you're working in like a really dark, "you know, place by yourself and, like, what did "you expect?" he has proved that he got a tattoo from me, but i don't going to have a problem. and then ijust stopped having a business by myself. three years, i think. then i don't think there is a protection for the tattoo artist. south korea is, a while ago, i read an article, in an accident, an

now, so it's reality. just sayjust don't give up. however, one thing is certain — at a time when women jo currie, bbc news, melbourne. yer. before i go let's mention these figures we just figures we have just received. the new year sales gave retail infthe 77 infthe uk 77 infthe uk their stores in the uk their growth in almost two according 77 according to the british years, according to the british retail and kpmg, retail consortium and kpmg, showing that total sales across lili< uk and increase 2.6’s the uk and increase by 2.6% year—on—year injanuary one 7 oneproint...7 7 7 j onepzoint...:the j 77 5 one pzoint...:the weakf 5 one pzoint...:the weak71.2% of a year earlier. categories so mw“ 3!! f3tecae= 33 33 growth mw“ 3!! f3t33333 33 33 growth and a'maft 3!! a3t33a33 33 33 growth and only toys a'ma" 3!! 33t33a33 33 33 growth and only toys and sales growth and only toys and baby equipment in apparentlyiyx 3 t3 7 7 apparently. we'll have later on all of that. now it's time for a look at the weather hello. cloud, mist, rain and drizzle. it felt really chilly with temperatures well below quite strong easterly winds affe