emir nader in jerusalem, thank. between the two sides? emir nader injerusalem, thank you. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. welcome back. the bbc has found that workers in chinese factories making clothes for the fast fashion giant shain are labouring for more than 75 hours a week in contravention of the country's labour laws. these working hours are not unusual in the southern city of guang joe but the findings will add to a growing list of questions about working conditions in factories. our china correspondence laura bicker has more. few stop to eat during the breakfast rush. for those who work in this warren of more than 5,000 clothes firms, the factory clock dictates their day. at a nearbyjob market, workers check the stitching they'd be expected to do. they get paid per piece, so their skill and speed determine how much they make. translation: it depends how difficult the item is. _ something simple, like a t—shirt is i to 2 yuan per piece, and i can make around a dozen in an hour. we earn so little — how is that enough? the cost of living is now

let's speak to our correspondent emir nader who's injerusalem for us.up to date on the latest on the ceasefire talks. that's right, over the weekend, the ceasefire negotiations held in doha have started again. we know that there is an israeli delegation there, the hamas delegation, the us special middle east envoy is there. there are still a number of key sticking points in the ceasefire negotiations, that have been long running, including the demand by hamas for a complete israeli withdrawal, and we understand that the first stage of the ceasefire deal, they would like to extend it into a permanent ceasefire deal. the israeli side, we understand, would like to know in the first set of hostages that would be released in the ceasefire, you mentioned the 34 in the ceasefire, you mentioned the 3a names published by hamas overnight. the israeli side wanted to know what conditions they are in, how many are alive, and how many are not. but there is obviously now more focus on the condition of those 34 focus on the condition of those 3a israelis who are being

our correspondent in jerusalem, emir nader, gave us the latest. from mr benjamin netanyahu's office that the list of 3a names that hamas has shared with the media, including the bbc, is actually a list given by israel to mediators as early as july. a list given by israel to mediators as early asjuly. as you mention, on that list there are a number of elderly, young, female soldiers, some children who are understood, who hamas has previously said were dead. the israeli side has asked for information on the, about the names on the list, has asked for information about their condition for each person, whether people are alive or not. hamas, we understand, has asked for time. a beginning, initial period of ceasefire in order to ascertain the status of the hostages that they have. now, the publication of the list has been seen as a form of pressure on prime minister netanyahu. his spokesman has said today that it is a form of psychological warfare by hamas. hamas just published on saturday a video of one of the hostages, a young female soldier. we can

our middle east correspondent emir nader is in jerusalem and gave the latest details on the ongoing ceasefireiations in qatar. it ceasefire negotiations in qatar. , ., ., qatar. it is quite hard to define exactly _ qatar. it is quite hard to define exactly what - qatar. it is quite hard to define exactly what is i define exactly what is happening behind closed doors in qatar, in doha. but we are receiving positive signals, it seems like, from all parties. as you mentioned, the phone call between president biden and prime minister benjamin netanyahu last night is being seen as a positive development. the israeli intelligence chiefs stayed in qatar over the weekend to continue the negotiations there and again that was being seen as a positive development. we heard last night that prime minister benjamin netanyahu was meeting with some of his cabinet colleagues, ministers who are opposed to a deal, who want the war to continue and want to infect resettle gaza. we understand he was trying to persuade them not to resign from the government. it seems persuade them not to resign i from the governm-e

our middle east correspondent emir nader is injerusalem.see exactly what�*s happening behind closed doors in qatar that we are receiving positive signals. it seems like from all parties. as you mentioned the phone between president biden and benjamin netanyahu last night has been seen as a positive development. there is reallyjust —— intelligence chiefs stayed in qatar over the weekend to continue the negotiations and again that was seen as a positive development. and we heard last night that prime minister benjamin netanyahu was meeting with some of his cabinet colleagues, ministers who are opposed to deal and who want war to continue want to resettle gaza, we understand he was trying to persuade them not to resign from the government. it seems like he is doing the work politically inside israel in order to pave the way for a deal but we don�*t know exactly when it might come. obviously president biden�*s term finishes in a week and behind all of this there is this threat from incoming president trump that if some sort of a deal is not rea

let's speak to our correspondent emir nader, who's injerusalem for us.his latest list of hostages that serhii bohachuk has released? == bohachuk has released? -- hamas- _ bohachuk has released? -- times we _ bohachuk has released? » hamas. we understand that the list of 3a names that hamas has released is a list given to israel as early as july. there are a israel as early asjuly. there are a number of elderly, young female soldiers, some children who are understood to, it was previously said that they were dead. the israeli side has asked for information about the names, the names on the list, asked information on the condition of each person. hamas has asked, in order to ascertain the status of the hostages that they have. the publication of the list has been seen as a form of pressure on prime minister netanyahu, his spokesperson said today that it his spokesperson said today thatitis his spokesperson said today that it is a form of psychological warfare by hamas. name actors published on saturday video of one of the hostages, young female soldier. we

let's speak to our correspondent in jerusalem, emir nader. so what are they saying? saying? well he is raising the _ so what are they saying? well he is raising the alarm, - so what are they saying? -ii he is raising the alarm, he is saying that the ability of the un to deliver life—saving aid in gaza is being pushed to breaking point. he has called out a number of incidents in the past few days alone, as you mentioned an attack on a world food programme convoy of three vehicles which had all the necessary clearances and approval, it was clearly marked and came under gunfire, he said the incident was horrifying but thankfully none of their staff were injured and another strike on a known distribution point of food, the statement also calls out palestinian criminal gangs who are taking advantage of the break down of law and order in the gaza strip, stealing and looting, and aid including fuel deliveries, the israeli military for their part hasn't commented on this statement, we have reached them for comment about the particular accusations they have been targeting, at

released by hamas, appeal to israel's prime minister to secure her release. 0ur correspondent, emir nadereli protesters have clashed with police outside the military headquarters in tel aviv, where they've been calling on the government to strike a deal to return the hostages. it comes after hamas released a video of 19—year—old female soldier liri albag this afternoon, seen as an attempt by hamas to put pressure on the israeli government during ongoing ceasefire negotiations. the israeli president, isaac herzog, has said that the negotiating team must remain at the table until all hostages come home. and the ministry of health in gaza has said that the past two days have been exceptionally deadly for palestinians, with over 130 having been killed in israeli air strikes, including women and children struck in a series of air strikes throughout the gaza strip. they now say that the indonesian hospital, the last functioning public hospital in northern gaza, is out of service after repeated israeli attacks on the medicalfacility. the israeli military, for their part, hasn't commented on thes

let's speak to emir nader, our correspondent injerusalem.ks of this agreement if it goes ahead. ~ ., of this agreement if it goes ahead. ~ . , ., ., ahead. what we understand from ahead. what we understand from a palestinian _ ahead. what we understand from a palestinian official— ahead. what we understand from a palestinian official talking - a palestinian official talking to the bbc is that would be a first initial stage of around six weeks where israeli hostages being kept in gaza would be exchanged with palestinian prisoners kept in prisons in israel. that would also happen as israeli troops begin to withdraw from some of the main population centres, cities in gaza and palestinians have been displayed throughout the gaza strip, they would be able to return home. while such is happening a second stage of negotiations would be going on, perhaps more critical, where negotiations will be taking place to guarantee the second phase where a permanent ceasefire and a full withdrawal of israeli troops from the gaza strip would take place. that is

our correspondent emir nader is injerusalem for us.ght ta ke take that any deal to be reached as the clock is ticking? we take that any deal to be reached as the clock is ticking?— the clock is ticking? we have also heard from _ the clock is ticking? we have also heard from incoming _ the clock is ticking? we have also heard from incoming president i the clock is ticking? we have also - heard from incoming president trump who said a deal could be struck by the end of the week. he said that overnight. we have positive signals from all parties talking about days before a deal could be struck. we have spoken to one palestinian source close to the talks who said that detailed technical discussions have taken time but there are... the delegations from both the hamas side and the israeli side are in the building for the first time since negotiations started throughout the war. they are talking through mediators. we understand the deal would begin with an exchange of prisoners from both sides, from hostages from gaza and palestinian prisoners