from the world food programme _ day? from the world food programme and _ day?ian actors, now 15 months into this war, we have been saying over and over that we do have sufficient human tenure in goods that are in all corridors —— unitarian goods. for us, it is cease—fire. we have the capacity ready to actually have the supplies, and i think that is the main message, is that our readiness is even higher than ever. 50 our readiness is even higher than ever-— our readiness is even higher than ever. so you're ready to co. than ever. so you're ready to no. are than ever. so you're ready to go- are you _ than ever. so you're ready to go. are you confident - than ever. so you're ready to go. are you confident that i than ever. so you're ready to. go. are you confident that this cease—fire is going to happen and if you are going to get that aid in?— and if you are going to get that aid in? . . ., that aid in? the main challenge that aid in? the main challenge that we have — that aid in? the main challenge that we have been _ that aid in? the main challenge that we have

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has the world food programme had any luck in getting food aid into wad madani?ani? yes, yesterday we got 11 - aid into wad madani? yes, yesterday we got 11 trucks | yesterday we got 11 trucks carrying 260 metric tonnes of assistants into wad madani. less than a week since the situation there became calm enough for us to deliver. nutrition supplements, food packages for 20,000 people, and thatis packages for 20,000 people, and that isjust the packages for 20,000 people, and that is just the start. that shows what we can do that is just the start. that sho

the world food programme says gaza lies heavily on aid for food for the in recent weeks just a0 trucksgaza daily for the 600 aid trucks enter each day. let's brina trucks enter each day. let's bring you — trucks enter each day. let's bring you live _ trucks enter each day. let's bring you live pictures - trucks enter each day. let's bring you live pictures nowl bring you live pictures now where we're expecting the release of palestinian prisoners as part of this exchange for expecting around 90 palestinian prisoners released, that hasn't yet happened. we understand the red cross is still examining those palestinian prisoners in side the prison. israel is due to release more than 1000 palestinian prisoners over the course of the a2 day or six—week initial cease—fire according to the terms of the agreement. and starting with those 90 on sunday in exchange for the three israeli hostages we've been talking about who have now been released by hamas and who are back inside israel in the hospital she earlier. it seems initial exchanges of the palestinian prisoners has not yet happened we will

highlighted in his statement, the united nations with its multiple agencies, from unicef to the world food programmeef coordinator, and some of you will remember seeing the images of hundreds of trucks being lined up to bring in humanitarian supplies, the first priority is food, medicalsupplies, essentially addressing an extraordinarily desperate situation, and that first phase of being able to scale up that humanitarian support takes precedence over everything else. what we are also doing as part of the united nations response is to think about early recovery, and i can speak to that in a moment. yes, i will come to that in a moment. we are seeing pictures of people actually just getting some of the aid that has been distributed, but so little has got in. so much is needed. tell me about the need in your assessment, where you'll focus first of all, how you will actually try to do this. what we have seen over the last few months is not only enormous restrictions being imposed on the international community in providing basic humanitarian relief, those trucks are loaded in their hundreds with food. t

programme said 7 programme said7that world food programme said that more than 6 million people were onet things like bread and tea and they're saying that given so they're saying that given the united states is —— or the united states is all —— or was single largest donor in was the single largestrdonor in the this aid freeze will be felt of this aid freeze will be felt immediately and disastrously. now, there news that be waivers when it to )e waivers when it to funding rs when it to funding life—saving comes to funding life—saving services but organisations are trying to that 7 especially when actually means, especially when it comes to medical care. two nasa astronauts who have been unable to return have taken their first spacewalk together since their arrival eight months ago. the pair, butch wilmore and suni williams, performed they are due to come back to earth by april. so we've got this frontal system pushing its way eastwards, but it is a very weak affair, builds in behind it. tending to clear away. for a good part of the day, and we will keep a fair bit of cloud as well across

when it comes to the attacks on the - comes to the attacks on the world food programme, say they aretarian convoys have either been attacked by israeli soldiers or by palestinian gangs. there is no law in the gaza strip right now. it is complete destruction of law. that is why you see convoys like this either being attacked, despite coordinating with the israeli army or being looted by gangs and terror groups. it is an absolutely appalling situation. but this is nothing new. this is what we been seen continuously the past 13 months inside the gaza strip. 13 months inside the gaza stri -. ., . 13 months inside the gaza stri. ., . , ,, strip. how much pressure does this specific _ strip. how much pressure does this specific comment - strip. how much pressure does this specific comment from - strip. how much pressure does this specific comment from the i this specific comment from the un saying that israel has deliberately attacked an aid convoy, a well marked aid convoy, a well marked aid convoy, how much pressure does that put on the israeli government specifically? i would say does n

the un world food programme accuses you of firing clearly marked vehicles but no staff were injured.iewing the incident. mr fletcher or sir kier palestinian gangs of hijacking fuel tanks and send humanitarian operations must be protected. our correspondent in jerusalem jonah fisher has the latest — first on the reaction in israel to this hostage list being released. there has been a pretty angry reaction here in israel to the publication of this list of 3a hostages which hamas presented as being the 3a names that would be released as part of any ceasefire agreement with israel. what israel has said is effectively that these 3a names are nothing new. it is simply a list which israel itself wrote and presented to mediators in july of last year and they have pointed out that list does not actually provide any information as to the status of the hostages on that list. crucially, whether they are indeed alive or not. so, of the names on that list, two of the children, for example, well, hamas has claimed in the past that they have been killed by israeli airstrikes so the israeli governmen

called out a number of incidents in the past few days alone, as you mentioned an attack on a world food programmee 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, attacking, aid deliveries, they have said however previously they are continuing to facilitate a delivery on sunday, facilitated the delivery of 182 trucks but the delivery of 182 trucks but the humanitarian community is saying it is nowhere near enough. before the war there was 500 tray trucks that day getting into gaza, and the un has called out in parts of gaza there a near total siege on the ability for aid to g

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challenging because there are raw food material prices are higher and also the cost of distribution are far higher. meanwhile, the main reason why the government run this programme., ~ , ., cities. everyone, thank you so much on _ cities. everyone, thank you so much on enlightening - cities. everyone, thank you so much on enlightening us - cities. everyone, thank you so much on enlightening us on i much on enlightening us on those developments in indonesia. before we go, some of washington dc�*s newest residents had quite the day frolicking in the snow. bao li and qing bao arrived in the us from china late last year and now live at the national zoo. you can see them running around and playing in the snow, all while enjoying some bamboo treats. the pandas marked the return of the bears to the nation's capitol after the previous panda's went back to china in 2023. the pair will make their debut to the public later this month on january 24th. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. we've seen some fairly disruptive weather to get the brand—new year under way. and over the last few days, whether that has been from extensive snowfall or indeed from widespread

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the world food programme says gaza relies heavily on aid forfood.nt weeks just a0 trucks of aid were getting in on average, while pre—conflict around 500 trucks entered the gaza daily. the ceasefire deal requires 608 trucks to enter each day. that reporter from bbc arabic, describing the scene on the egypt side of the rafa crossing a few hours ago. we have been getting various bits of pictures through the day. these particular pictures that you are seeing now is the moment that the three israeli hostages were handed over to the idf, the israel defence forces. we saw pictures from earlier where they were handed over to the red cross in gaza. we saw people crowded around the cars and these pictures that you are seeing show the actual handover to the israelis, a key part of that process where they are actually handed over to a special team that is put together to receive them, people who are able to give them physical medical support if it is needed. imagine where and how they have been held for the last 15 months or so. if they had been held in tunnel

overreach.7 the advertising standards authority looks set to ban unhealthy food and drink ads from online and on air programmes. come. >> we're going to be digging into those and lots more stories this morning. get in touch with us gbnews.com/yoursay. first, here's the news with sophia. >> andrew and bev. thank you. good morning. these are your headunes good morning. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. donald trump engaged in an unprecedented criminal effort to overturn his 2020 election defeat, according to a report by special counsel jack smith. >> prosecutor mr smith claims the president elect inspired his supporters to commit acts of physical violence in the january 6th riots and knowingly spread a false narrative about fraud in the 2020 election. he goes on to say mr trump would have been convicted of his crimes, but for his victory in last year's us presidential election. meanwhile, trump responded to the report saying smith is deranged and his findings are fake. a gaza ceasefire and hostage deal is on the brink, according to us president joe biden. the outgoing us leader made the claim during

aside from some emergency food funding and military funding for israel and egypt, that's tens of billions of dollars of programmesucation, immunisation, all of these kinds of things that they want to review over the next three months to decide if that kind of spending is in line with donald trump's america first foreign policy. trump's america first foreign oli . , trump's america first foreign oli . ., ., ., ~' policy. gary, for the moment, thank ou ve policy. gary, for the moment, thank you very much- _ the chancellor says the uk needs "more positivity" and that its best days lie ahead. in an interview with the times, rachel reeves said britain should be "shouting from the rooftops" about its strengths including ai, technology and clean energy. it comes after she attended the world economic forum in davos this week, meeting global investors in a bid to boost the uk economy. the foreign secretary has announced an additional £20 million of funding to support refugees fleeing the 21—month—long civil war in sudan. david lammy said he plans to convene a meeting of sudan's neighbours and other international partners