the un says the need for aid in gazais the un says the need for aid in gaza is staggering as most palestiniansfire have found them destroyed. the health authorities in gaza estimate 10,000 people are unaccounted for, without heavy lifting equipment, authorities are forced to dig through rubble by hand, looking for what remains of the missing. the missing are here it, somewhere. at least 10,000. for the most part, the searchers have no heavy lifting equipment. by hand, they recover the ration and fragments of broken humanity. translation:: i humanity. translation:: , ., �*, humanity. translation:: , ., translation:: i swear it's a ainful translation:: i swear it's a painful feeling. _ translation: i swear it's a painfulfeeling. i— translation:: i swear it's a painful feeling. i cried - translation:: i swear it's a painful feeling. i cried we'rel painfulfeeling. i cried we're humans with feeling. seeing people torn, i can't convey to you how miserable the tragedy is. remains are taken to hospitals where families can come and check. this is the court yard of the european hospital in south gaza. c

its defence minister says the lesson from gazais minister says the lesson from gaza is notjust to eliminate in gaza, it's not clear it will work injenin. lucy will work in jenin. lucy williamson, will work injenin. lucy williamson, bbc news, jenin. the british defence secretary says a russian spy ship has been caught operating off the coast of the uk — just weeks after it was seen loitering over critical undersea infrastructure in uk waters. speaking in the house of commons, john healey said that britain is prepared to take robust action to protect its national security. 0ur defence correspondent, jonthan beale, reports. britain has long suspected that russia has been mapping critical undersea cables, which carry power and telecommunications, with concerns they could be cut or sabotage. those fears have only increased with russia's war in ukraine. and this is one of the vessels britain believes has been doing that clandestine work. shadowed here in 2018 by a royal navy warship, yantar is described by russia as a research vessel. the ministry of defence here calls it a spy ship. yantar has o

success militarily as a consequence of that support. 0n the other hand, the president's legacy in gazaisis going to be one that is increasingly fraught, and people are going to continue to ask questions why the president couldn't have used the extraordinary relationship and support that he has mastered and given to israel to basically change the policies of the netanyahu government on three issues. why not more humanitarian assistance, number one. why not adopt us ideas for minimising the numbers of — exponential numbers of pal palestinian civilians that have been killed. and finally, why hasn't he pushed the israelis harder on the issue of planning for a post— conflict gaza? so it's clearly and decidedly mixed legacy. 50 it's clearly and decidedly mixed legacy.— it's clearly and decidedly mixed legacy. it's clearly and decidedly mixed lea . ., ., mixed legacy. so on that point, i mean, there _ mixed legacy. so on that point, i mean, there are _ mixed legacy. so on that point, i mean, there are a _ mixed legacy. so on that point, i mean, there are a number- mixed legacy. so on that point

it was there on the gazai milit.se your young women, all of them 19 and 20 years old were reunited with their families. they are now back safely at this hospital. we can hear that helicopter beginning to gear up behind me. and while this cease fire is holding, six days in, israel releasing some 200 palestinian prisoners, some of them serving long sentences in exchange for those four soldiers. israel is saying that hamas violated the cease fire agreement because there is still at least one living israeli female civilian inside gaza who should have been freed by now. prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that until she is released, israel will not allow palestinian civilians to return to their homes in the ruins of northern gaza, and that is raising real questions about whether this cease fire deal will hold. laura. >> 477 days. those families waiting and wondering when this would happen. raf sanchez, thank you for being there from the very beginning. >>> we turn to the razor thin vote on capitol hill. president tru

in other news, a fragile ceasefire in gazais news, a fragile ceasefire in gaza is ending its second daythree hostages reunited with three hostages reunited with their families, including british israeli emily de mari. her mother, mandy says her daughter is the happiest girl in the world. after 15 months in captivity, came to an end and described their reunion as the hug she'd dreamed of. she says emily is recovering better than expected, but needs time to heal expected, but needs time to heal, and three more people have been charged over saturday's pro—palestinian protest in central london that saw 77 arrests. thousands gathered in the city to express support for palestinians the day before a ceasefire deal between israel and hamas came into force. former labour leader jeremy corbyn and mp john mcdonnell have also been voluntarily interviewed by police after the demonstration. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's latest gb news headlines. now wsfime latest gb news headlines. now it's time for headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news al

question here from reuters, alexander cornwell from reuters, reuters has reported that the icrc team in gazaisn gaza is on the way to collect is really hostages from hamas, can you confirm whether the israeli government is aware of this, and when does the israeli government expect the hostages being released today to reach israel? thank you, alexander, for that question. i too have seen those reports, but we in israel officially have nothing to add at this time, we have nothing new to share with you at this time. as ever, with these releases, israel will confirm the release of our hostages and their identity when they arrive in israel. that was the case in november 2023, and that will be the case this time. just remember, we are dealing with a genocidal terrorist organisation, and so we will know our hostages are home when they arrive in israel. 0k, next question, please. 0k, israel. 0k, next question, please. ok, the next question here is from the news network. this week, the ceasefire in lebanon is supposed to end, can you speak more about the government's plans the day after? thank you for

crossing, waiting for that deal to be achieved and then the process of starting to allow the aid into gazaishe aid into gaza is being studied in a meeting yesterday, there will be further talks. they are talking to the palestinian side and the businessmen to help in facilitating the aid into gaza. thank you very much indeed. the us congress has received a department ofjustice reports that says donald trump took part in an "unprecedented criminal effort" to overturn his defeat in the 2020 presidential election. the report was written by jack smith, the lawyer appointed to investigate the case, and it says mr trump would have been convicted if he hadn't won re—election. the incoming president has responded by calling mr smith deranged and desperate, describing the findings as �*fake'. (pres)cbs news correspondent jarred hill has more on this. in this report which had been long awaited, it came out at 1am easter in time. it largely recounts the previously released information but does detail allegations trump knew that he lost the election were that he lost the election wer

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