a man has died after a tree hit a car in county donegal — as storm eowyn continues to better the uk andreland as storm eowyn continues to batter the uk and ireland. more than one million people are without power, with many urged to stay home. hamas releases the names of four israeli soldiers who will be freed on saturday — in return for 180 palestinian prisoners. on a visit to disaster—struck parts of the us, donald trump criticises california and suggests he'll abolish the disasters relief agency. also coming up on the world today... we speak to the star of the oscar nominated hit, the brutalist. i'm very appreciative of having had a chance to flourish in a work that i've dedicated life towards. welcome to the world today. one person has died in a once—in—a—generation storm that has battered parts of ireland, northern ireland, scotland and northern england today. the wind and rain from storm eowyn caused havoc in huge swathes of the country, and inland from troon in scotland, wind speeds hit 100 miles per hour in south lanarkshire — the strongest gust recorded in the uk during the stor

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it is reported from police in ireland that a man has died after a tree fell on his car in county donegalu to the direction of the website, the life page has all the latest details for my teams, are weather presenters and the pictures, too. keep right up to date, all the latest information there on the bbc�*s live page. hamas has released the names of the hostages to be released on saturday. they are all soldiers who were seized from their army base in southern israel during the october 7 attacks. in return for their release, israel is expected to release about 180 female palestinian detainees. our correspondent nick beek is injerusalem and he gave me more of the latest hamas have made this announcement, giving the names of the four hostages who will be released tomorrow. as we expected, they are four women and they are members of the idf, the israel defense force, and i can give you the names, the first soldier to be released according to hamas, karina ariev. the second is daniella gilboa. the third, naama levy. the fourth hostage according to hamas to be released tomorrow is liri albag.

were the strongest ever recorded and claimed the life of 20—year—old kacper dudek, killed in county donegalar. across ireland, nearly 500,000 customers are still without electricity, with warnings from power companies it could take several days to reconnect them. in the uk, 19,000 homes and businesses are still without power today. argyll, in scotland, was one of the worst—affected areas, where the roof of this leisure centre was ripped off and people in the kintyre peninsula, south perth side and the trossachs could be without power until monday. it was really bad. the loch was white and there was spin drift coming across the loch and we battened the house down and the windows would shake and all the roof tiles, quite scary. trees, fences, you name it, down, roofs, chimney stacks. in northern england, a man had to be rescued from water in the river humber by lifeboat crews and winds caused widespread damage. the situation is so serious the uk government called an emergency cobra meeting to plan the response to the storm. travel was widely disrupted and trains are likely to see cancellation

a man has died after a tree hit a car in county donegal, as storm eowyn continues to batter the uk andtwo rare red warnings for wind — meaning there's a danger to life — have now been lifted in northern ireland and parts of scotland. in his first public comments since donald trump's re—election, president putin of russia has said he's ready for talks on ending his war against ukraine. he said the war could have been avoided if mr trump hadn't been robbed — as he put it — in the 2020 election. hamas says it will release four female soldiers on saturday that have been held hostage for over a year in gaza. it is the second time the two sides will have traded hostages—for—prisoner since the ceasefire began last sunday. they are all female soldiers who were taken from the nahal oz military base on october 7th. karina ariev, daniella gilboa, naama levy and liri albag. they will be freed in exchange for 180 palestinian prisoners held in israel. hamas is also expected to provide more information about the remaining 26 hostages, who are due to be released over the next five weeks. although it i

a man has died after a tree hit a car in county donegal, as storm eowyn continues to batter the uk and ireland. on a visit to disaster — struck parts of the us, donald trump criticises california and suggests he'll abolish the disasters relief agency. hamas releases the names of four israeli soldiers who will be freed on saturday — in return for 180 palestinian prisoners. monday marks 80 years since the liberation of auschwitz — where over a million people were murdered. the bbc has been speaking to one of it's youngest survivors. the 27th of january also marks holocaust memorial day to remember the 6 millionjewish remember the 6 million jewish people remember the 6 millionjewish people killed during the second world war. my colleague has been speaking to an american author and therapist and one of the youngest auschwitz survivors. tova survived the german extermination camp at the age ofjust six years old. originally from poland she moved to the us with her parents after the war. lucy started by asking tova about her feelings as the 18th anniversary approaches. what i want the world _

it claimed the life of 20—year—old kacper dudek, killed in county donegal when a tree fell on his carexpected to take some time. across the island of ireland, hundreds of thousands of homes are still without power. and while work is ongoing, there is a warning that it might take up to ten days for everyone to get electricity back. this animal shelter has been left without heating. a lot of our puppies need a lot more care than the older dogs, medications, and wejust... like, this wee one's freezing at the minute. so we'd just be very keen to make sure that those puppies have electric. if not, we might need to consider getting foster homes for them. there are more than 2,000 road obstructions reported at the height of the storm in northern ireland. work is now under way here in belfast and across the country to remove damaged trees like this one. in scotland, damage to properties is still being assessed and storm eowyn has left tens of thousands without power. it was terrifying. it was. it was really bad. but everybody stayed in, stayed safe. travel services also remain severely disrup

a man died after a tree fell on his car in county donegal.e's our ireland correspondent chris page. this is what life—threatening weather looks and sounds like. after gathering force over the atlantic ocean, storm eowyn hit ireland with its full ferocity. in the middle of the night, winds, which were already strong, turned savage at galway aquarium. the storm caused a surge of floodwater in county kerry. a couple are counting themselves fortunate not to have been killed when the gale inflicted this on their house. we are very lucky that we are alive and if this would fall inside, we'd be buried underneath. i'd say about 3:00, last night. and it was just the worst nightmare you can have, really. there was chaos in cities, too. in dublin, an ice rink was largely flattened. the emergency services believe that lives were saved because most people followed advice to stay at home. well, now that the storm has blown through, people are seeing the scale of the damage and destruction. communities are coming together, but clearing away the fallen trees

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. >> one person dies after a tree falls on a car in county donegal dunng falls on a car in county donegal during storm eoin as winds reached 100 miles an hour. more than 1 million homes, farms and businesses in northern ireland are left without power. >> it is still very windy across northern scotland, but as storm arwen continues to pull away, most of us are having a much calmer day. today. will it last through the weekend? join me later for a full forecast. >> hamas set to free four israeli hostages later today in exchange for 200 palestinian prisoners during the second wave of releases. >> and a new bill could ban benefits cheats from driving. but is this fair? we'll be debating that later. >> and it's burns night celebrations will be under way to celebrate 265 years since robert burns was born. >> good morning. pep guardiola says nobody is scared of his manchester city side anymore as he faces up to life without england defender kyle walker. and in tennis, it's finals weekend at the australian open, with novak djokovic unsure if he'll return to melbourne next yeah >> it's just gone. 6

he was killed in donegal in the republic of ireland.eland, about 460,000 customers were still without power earlier this afternoon. although the situation is better on the railways here in the uk today. network rail says most of the network is up and running. farmers across the country have been staging a national day of unity in a bid to protect the sector. it comes as mounting pressure grows on the government to halt the controversial inheritance tax that could see some farmers forced to sell their land. the national farmers union has warned. many farmers are at breaking point. >> farmers are on their knees. they can't pass their farms to their children. they're already struggling to make ends meet. we have more suicides for farmers and for individual workers than pretty much any profession. they struggle with poverty. they struggle with poverty. they struggle with poverty. they struggle with years of all of the impact of the climate change sort of measures that have been put in place. they are just struggling to make ends meet. and n

with the strongest ever recorded and claimed the life of 20—year—old kacper dudek, killed in county donegal fell on his car. across ireland, nearly 500,000 customers are still without electricity, with warnings from power companies it could take several days to reconnect them. in the uk, 119,000 homes and businesses are still without power today. argyll, in scotland, was one of the worst affected areas, where the roof of this leisure centre was ripped off and people in the kintyre peninsula, south perth side and the trossachs could be without power until monday. it was really bad. the loch was white and there was spin drift coming across the loch and we battened the house down and the windows would shake and all the roof tiles, quite scary. trees, fences, you name it, down, roofs, chimney stacks. in humberside a vote had to be rescued from the water by lifeboat crews and the wind caused widespread damage. the system is so serious the uk government called an emergency cobra meeting to plan the response to the storm. travel was widely disrupted and trains are likely to see cancellations and d