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hello, i'm carl nasman.elcome to the programme. to dismantle the us agency for international development, in what the judge described as a "very limited" order here in washington, almost all staff at the world's largest aid organization would be put on leave. reports suggested that usaid's staff could be slashed from a force of about 10,000 worldwide tojust a few hundred. headquarters, where crews were seen removing the sign from usaid's headquarters. the move is part of donald trump's efforts to reshape the us' role in foreign aid assistance, with prior moves already upending humanitarian programs around the world. has more on both these developments. usaid is the world's largest provider of humanitarian aid, set up by president kennedy in 1961. but it's long been criticised, especially by republicans who claim it's mismanaged. of his campaign promise to save public money. when you look at usaid, that's a fraud, the whole| thing is a fraud. very little being put to good use. - every single line that i look

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hello, i'm carl nasman.ree weeks ago. israel's prime minister expressed shock at the condition of the three hostages that were released by hamas. eli sharabi, ohad ben ami and or levy all appeared to be gaunt, frail and weak. they were freed in exchange for the release by israel of 183 palestinian prisoners, seven of whom had to be taken to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescent. israel says it is sending a delegation to doha for the next phase of ceasefire talks. our correspondent wyre davies reports.

our correspondent in washington, carl nasman, announcement was greeted. over there in london.s really doesjust represent a fundamental — for the us to come in, you know, kind of redevelop this land and then "own it", in donald trump's words — of course, the last president, president biden, was very clear in the region. to relocate gazans would be a recipe for chaos and tension in the region. we've been hearing, obviously, a lot of reaction within the us — politicians really sounding off. nearly, you know, all democrats who have spoken out about this have been against it. of criticising this plan. law is a big one. but then you look at the us resources that it would take to, you know, pull off this kind of plan — i mean, and we could be talking about us military, you know, troops, boots on the ground there. laid out in ridiculous and absurd and pointing out from palestinians i have spoken to in general you get conflict with israel. of nationalism, very painful histories. on the israeli side, certainly, there are many who will be encouraged by the very pro—israel general very po

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hello, i'm carl nasman.*some pain' ahead after ordering 25% tariffs on most goods from canada and mexico. but he defended his america. in a post on social media, trump said and it will all be worth the price." suggesting it will impose similar import duties of 25 canada has done the same — with prime minister justin trudeau urging consumers and china warned it will take counter measures, after trump ordered an additional 10% tariff on chinese goods. trade war with the us's biggest trading partner, canada like the american tariffs, our response will also be far—reaching and include everyday items such as american including orange juice. leaving toronto locals furious with president trump. suggesting it will impose similar import duties of 25 percent on us goods. canada has done the same — with prime minister justin trudeau urging consumers to "choose canadian". and china warned it will take counter measures, after trump ordered an additional 10% tariff on chinese goods. our correspondent nomia iqbal is lookin

our correspondent in washington, carl nasman, announcement was greeted. over there in london.t", in donald trump's words — in the region. politicians really sounding off. kind of criticising this plan. saying he didn't think it was the best use to, you know, pull off this kind of plan — i mean, you know, normal global policy is, which is america first teenager has charge of in sheffield. hard —— matt in ethf'ele pa“? 1: “that? willgoose suffered harvey willgoose suffered injuries and died. the has murder, a ”"“’e”ar;ca;d”’ 7 7 7 a magnesia. boy 7 a bladed article. boy ca77nnot bladed article. boy ca77nnot bl�* named icle. boy ca77nnot bl�* named 7due to the boy cannot be named due to his age and he will appear at sheffield youth court later. country's history. the prime minister, ulf kristersson, said many questions remained unanswered. at least 10 people were killed at an adult education college in the city the motive for the violence is unclear — late into the night, police were still at the school in sweden as they investigate how and why the attacker making his way through

i'm carl nasman. thank you for watching world news america. but there's some pretty mild air tied up within this weather system. but as you can see through the morning, 30—60mm of rain could fall, which could give rise to some but you can see the line of the weather front — some outbreaks of mostly light and patchy rain will arrive will see a mix of sunny spells and hefty showers. a fairly windy day, nothing exceptional, but it will be fairly blustery in places, but it is going to be mild — temperatures of around 10—11 degrees in many locations. it's going to be a pretty chilly night. but a relatively bright start. of scotland, where some of those showers could again be wintry over high ground. for giving thatlargely dry thatecontinuesioto [hutsdage pretty cold air our way. or two wintry showers. but certainly we are going to see temperatures dropping could be one or two showers, some of those could be wintry, but you can check the drop in temperatures for where straight this welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. some we pet, some we skin,

hello, i'm carl nasman.srael and hamas followed through with their fifth hostage and prisoner exchange on saturday since the ceasefire agreement went into effect three weeks ago. israel's prime minister expressed shock at the condition of the three hostages that were released by hamas. eli sharabi, ohad ben ami, and or levy all appeared to be gaunt, frail and weak. they were freed in exchange for the release by israel of 183 palestinian prisoners — seven of whom had to be taken to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescent. israel says its sending a delegation to doha for the next phase of ceasefire talks. from jerusalem, our reporter joe inwood sent this update so there's been significant anger in israel today about the three hostage handovers, partly about the way they were done. once again, we saw what looked like a very stage managed event. rows of hamas fighters and the men paraded on stage given certificates, and this time made to give interviews. but i think the greater element of anger comes

hello, i'm carl nasman. president trump has warned americans there could be �*some pain�* ahead after ordering 25% tariffs on most goods the countries were �*ripping off�* america. "will make america great again, and it will all be worth the price." to "choose canadian". counter measures, after trump imposed an additional 10% tariff is looking at reactions — beginning in canada. how it would hit back, with 25% tariffs of its own. also be far—reaching and include everyday items such as american juice. and 10% oil leaving toronto locals furious with president trump. because we were always such good neighbours. but i also think it's going to hurt the us economy because here in ontario we make a lot of auto parts we sell that cost can be passed on to the customer through higher prices, absorbed by the importer through lower profits or foreign to retain their us customers. would understand it. on social media, mr trump said the us subsidised canada to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars, repeating his cla

hello, i'm carl nasman.srael and hamas followed through with their fifth hostage and prisoner exchange on saturday since the ceasefire agreement went into effect three weeks ago. israel's prime minister expressed shock at the condition of the three hostages that were released by hamas. eli sharabi, ohad ben ami and or levy all appeared to be gaunt, frail and weak. they were freed in exchange for the release by israel of 183 palestinian prisoners — seven of whom had to be taken to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescent. but as the three emerged looking gaunt and weak, shadows of their former selves, celebration turned to shock. translation: it's mixed feelings. i'm happy to see him standing on two feet, but he looks sad. he looks thin. he looks bad. at tel aviv�*s hostages square, the site of what the men had been reduced to hit home. after seeing the conditions of the hostages released today, there's a renewed sense of urgency here to secure the release of all the captives from gaza as quickly a

i'm carl nasman, thanks for watching. hello there. bit further north as well, perhaps southern scotland at times. will see clear skies, a sharp frost in places. a little less cold further south and east, where we have the cloud, the breeze and the rain. we'll have further spots of rain across england and wales, a bit of wintriness on the pennines, maybe some wintry showers later in the day. one or two rain showers here. and the winds lighter across the board on saturday to what we've had today. temperatures range from around six to eight or nine degrees. so that's how saturday is looking. spells to develop. across northern england and into southern scotland. where skies are clear, then we're likely to see that will be noticeable across north sea coasts. sunday, i think, looking like being the better day of the weekend, perhaps drier and a bit brighter. should be more sunny spells around, but some areas could stay cloudy all day. above the seasonal norm. but into next week, temperatures drop below the seasonal norm. it turns colder, ea

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hello, i'm carl nasman.srael and hamas followed through with their fifth hostage exchange on saturday since the ceasefire agreement went into effect three weeks ago. israel's prime minister expressed shock at the condition of the three hostages that were released by hamas. eli sharabi, ohad ben ami and or levy all appeared to be gaunt, frail and weak. they were freed in exchange for the release by israel of 183 palestinian prisoners, seven of whom had to be taken to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescent. israel says it is sending a delegation to doha for the next phase of ceasefire talks. our correspondent wyre davies reports. for the families of the three hostages held for 490 days in gaza, this day was the one they'd been waiting for. amid a show of force from hamas fighters as the minibus carrying ellie sharabi, ohad ben ami and or levy arrived at the handover point, watching from their tel aviv home, ellie sharabi's family couldn't contain their excitement. but as the three emerged looking