a text was also sent message was also sent from henrietta's mobile phone the henrietta'smobile phonethat they do not are any suspicious surrounding the circumstances surrounding the sisters' disappearance. louise, in ou. previously admitted to three counts of stabbing at a school poultry farmers are calling on the government in the north of skye has been freed. was spotted in difficulty. the british divers marine life rescue has confirmed the german parliament has begun a controversial debate on legislation to tighten immigration. for germany party for it to pass. the german parliament for us. why is this debate so contentious? it because of the potential to rely on votes from potential need to rely on votes from the far right to pass the potential need to rely on votes from the far rigi that aass the potential need to rely on votes from the far rigi that ye being proposed. 2—22: 7 the world following the secondwworldwwa r. has been a political consensus germany that don't really in germany that partiesdon�*t really with the far whether work with the far right, whether that means vot

eliza and henrietta hoostee�*s brother has told the bbc they seemed "fine" in the days running up toir disappearance. the us supreme court appears poised to uphold a law that bans tiktok in the us over national security concerns unless its china—based parent company sells the platform ahead of a 19january deadline. let's return to our top story and those fires in los angeles, fire crews are continuing to battle six blazes that have torn through los angeles, leaving thousands of people without homes and power. at least 11 people have been killed— and officials fear that number will rise. there are at least five fires still raging across the city and it's surrounding area — and any progress in containing them is very limited. we understand that the palisades fire is only 8% contained. palisades fire is only 896 contained.— palisades fire is only 896 contained. ~ ., ~ ., contained. when we talk about the containment _ contained. when we talk about the containment of _ contained. when we talk about the containment of these - the containment of these enormous fires, we are talking about t

eliza and henrietta hoostee�*s brother has told the bbc they seemed "fine" in the days running up toppearance. 0ur correspondent catriona renton is in aberdeen and sent us this update. a lot of concern for the two sisters, who are part of a set of triplets. now, they were last seen at 2.00 in the morning on tuesday. of course, now we're well into saturday morning. we've seen some police officers in the last few minutes walking along the banks here of the very icy river. i don't know if you can see the chunks of ice floating on the surface of the water. that gives you an idea ofjust how bitterly cold it is here. and with those sisters having been gone for such a long time now, we are hoping for some updates about their safety and that they are, we hope, still safe and well. but of course, people are searching. there is this enormous search yesterday with the police divers looking in the river dee and in the land around about. there are a lot of industrial units in this area of aberdeen, and people have been asked to check their cctv footage, and drivers have been asked to check their

henrietta: it is an open wound in republican circles.se visa fees, make it more expensive for migrants to come to the united states, for corporations to hire applicants, to restrict the number of h1b visas dulled out across the pharmaceutical, banking, technology sectors. you have another group that wants to expand this access. that immigration fight is one that we are seeing play out in this broader conversation about reconciliation. republicans have a chance to pass legislation this year. you will not see legislation passed because we will be deep in the primary season for the general election of 2026. they are meeting this week to come to any kind of consensus they can. the number one take away i have is they need money. therefore increased costs of bringing in high skilled workers is almost guaranteed to be part of the first reconciliation bill or the only reconciliation bill. lisa: there are different camps within the trump administration, some of the big tech oligarchs some people talk about. you have some of the more populous memb

eliza and henrietta hoostee�*s brother has told the bbc they seemed "fine" in the days running up to disappearance. let's return to our top story and those fires in los angeles, where a night time curfew has come into force in parts of los angeles to stop people looting areas that have been abandoned due to the wildfires. there are at least five fires still raging across the city and it's surrounding area — and any progress in containing them is very limited. at least 11 people are now known to have died. meanwhile, california's governor, gavin newsom, has called for an investigation into how water shortages have hampered firefighting efforts. one of the areas which has been badly hit by the fires is pacific pallisades. our los angeles correspondent emma vardy sent this update from there we've come for a morning walk today down what is basically the local high street in pacific palisades. this is the bank. cash machine, bank of america. here's where you'd come and get your petrol. just totally gutted. everywhere, there's signs of things people have had to leave behind. a little note

the police say the family of henrietta have been say have beenrinforroed. they set!lowing this recovery and the further search activity for both women. say both women. they say the priority remains finding both gyiority remains finding both the and the search of the sister-sand the search focused on the river and is focused on the river dee and will do so in the coming days. is focused on the river dee and will do si nothing :oming days. is focused on the river dee and will do si nothing :o| their iays. they say nothing in their to suggest that either inquiry to suggest that either left the immediate area we re were last seen when they were last seen on tuesday the 7th of january. tuesday the zth of january. to suggest nothing to suggest any suspicious circumstances or criminality. they say river tidal, s; tidal, s7ocond7itior71s are is tidal, so conditions are challenging they are using challenging and they are using help. some developing news, and rebel fighters allegedly in on a key military airport in the democratic republic to take the capital, kinshasa. our mes

henrietta: i think he's not in congress yet.ings that will be difficult to get through such as raising the corporate rate to 15%, which is a nonstarter as well. public and staff says we don't have any interest in reducing the corporate rate. it just doesn't have support on capitol hill. it's a giveaway to nevada, the way a lot of members think about it. annmarie: who is the voice we should be paying attention to? is it the trump tweets, is it speaker johnson? henrietta: i think you should deftly focus on the house and senate members as the president doesn't have the authority to write tax legislation. it is jason smith, mike crapo, those are the senators that will be working on the details of this bill. more importantly, think about the members who are up in 2026. that is every house member and some key senators like thom tillis in north carolina, susan collins in maine. those will be your deciders when it comes to any spending cuts they might want to see. they will hold the phone and say we are not ready to take those cuts yet.

you know, the joint declaration actually appeared to be really a break so that henrietta wrote a number of people, a in a large number, did not agree with the drawing declaration. the main argument is that they were not involved in the negotiations. the lead times are the, i'm an, an interim governing sydney. and in order for me to see us, and to make sure you didn't pass casa among, not only me, please me, set, i get up on us going home with us, little guys going to get into, oh, my god, i get on my what i get and how must i do leasing, and i'm thank you. the settings ready to the negotiation we're talking about talking about, but it is what it started as far as that address. and then how much will you say you want me to genocide? let's sit down and talk. so that we can tell you how you have damage to us and how much we have to calculate in terms of our losses the german government did not accept a re negotiation of the joint declaration spots by now they had agreed to adding a few particulars. so they call it the addendum. they also agreed that the original stipulation of how certain

henrietta and eliza huszti, both aged 32, were last on tuesday january 7.red from the river dee early on friday morning. that is breaking news coming that a body has been recovered in that investigation into the to unite7d 7 7 unite7d states 7 7 unite7d states now... 7 crashed in washington, killing 67 people. the national transportation safety board says it will "look at facts" and that it will "take some time". conditions being too difficult to operate in. overnight, the boats have secured the site and they are expected to resume when overnight, the boats have secured the site where the wreckage is and there are low level surface level to the difficult conditions. those operations have temporarily pause. we also yod ’:zii€’*’€:” you black boxes have been that you black boxes have been recovered the one of the 7 77 one7of the cockpit recorders as well the data recorder under flight aata recsraer unaer will hopefully provide those will hopefully provide clues as to what caused some clues as to what caused this fatal crash. meanwhile, as the nation grieves,

police in aberdeen searching since the bringing missing since the bringing of say they found the 7 henriettaive been carrying out extensive searches for the past three weeks. scotland say her body weeks. we scotland say her body was recovered the river was recovered from the river dee this morning. today marks yea rs years since the uk 7 five years since the uk officially left the european last year s anniversary was marked with a government report outlining what it saw as the the benefits of brexit. critics point to economic and poltical damage. debate still rages around immigration which brexit was supposed to curb, but has in fact risen from elsewhere in the world. today marks 5 years since the uk officially in the uk regarding brexit. what the top issues facing the country are, and now as bigger issues. 33% say it was the right decision to leave. how people wanted to. there is a that there is a of there is a that of immigration needs to levels of immigration needs to be lowered from the record highs that we have seen in recent years. on the highs that we have seen in recent lift 's. on t

eliza and henrietta hoostee�*s brother has told the bbc they seemed "fine" in the days running up torespondent catriona renton is in aberdeen and sent us this update. they were last seen on two o'clock in the morning, we are now into saturday morning. we've seen some police officers in the last few minutes walking along the banks here on the very icy river dee, i don't know if you can see the chunks of ice floating on the surface of ice floating on the surface of the water, that gives you an idea of how bitterly cold it is here. sisters having gone for such a long time now, we are hoping for some updates their safety and we hope that they are still safe and well. people are still safe and well. people are searching, there was this enormous surge yesterday, the police divers looking in the river, and in the land around. a lot of industrial units in this area of aberdeen, people have been asked to check their cctv footage, drivers have been asked to check their dash cam footage in case there are any clues on where these girls could be. they were last seen here at around two o'clock in

eliza and henrietta huszti both 32 and originally from hungary were last seen at victoria bridge overay last week. now investigators have released cctv which shows them near the same spot, around 12 hours earlier. they're appealing for anyone who saw them to get in touch. strict rules on mortgage lending in the uk could be loosened allowing more people to borrow for a home. the financial conduct authority is expected to say it will investigate ways to simplify rules brought in following the 2008 financial crisis, amid calls to boost the economy. it is likely to review the balance between protecting borrowers and access to home loans. strict rules mean lenders have to be sure that people can repay mortgages, testing them for higher rates of interest. the fca will also consider whether to scrap the £100 limit on purchases made by contactless cards. the culture secretary has ruled out using general taxation as a replacement for the bbc licence fee. the government has already committed to an increase in line with inflation each year until 2027, but lisa nandy said a range of long term fun

eliza and henrietta husty were seen on cctv just after 2am in the early hours of tuesday. where they were last seen. three women in 0ldham who were left devastated by historical child sexual exploitation have told the bbc that ministers should have spoken to them before they ruled out holding a government—led inquiry into grooming gangs in the town. the safeguarding minister, jess phillips, has said that 0ldham council should lead the inquiry, and the government has promised to implement key recommendations from a previous national report into the issue. the women have been speaking to our uk editor, ed thomas — and a warning that his report does contain some distressing details of abuse. i was piled with alcohol, piled with drugs, and i couldn't move. honestly, i can't say how many men and i can't... i probably couldn't put a number on it. he raped him continuously. the care home knew he was being abused. i'm broken, damaged. i don't even class myself - as a human being any more. the schoolgirl trafficked by white british abusers. a mother wanting justice for her dead son

eliza and henrietta hoostee's brother has told the bbc they seemed "fine" in the days running up to their night time curfew has come into force

i give you no whole bunch of examples in the book like saying that i have a pet chicken named henrietta when they don't. applying it to documentary film seems like a terrible idea, in part because the things that makes up sound plausible fact checkers miss them, and so and of course, people are going to start using deepfakes, reconstruct things and documentary films. and i think the audiences are going to stop trusting documentary films and that's going to undermine the entire effort. now, this particular organizing that is addressing the issue has issued guidelines, and they're saying even if going to use it fine, we've already seen, you know applications, it might make sense. but the key is to watermark everything you know to within an inch of its life as just so that everybody knows what they're looking at. i. think one of the things we need to do to watermark anything that's created by generative a.i. of course we have lots of old footage which is not watermarked so. one of the problems with watermarking is you can introduce that now, but what do you do with all the stuff that exist

henrietta in florida. line for republicans. good morning.ler: yes good morning andrew and young lady. question. the illegal order for forgiving student loans, which was turned down by the supreme court and biden just disregarded that order. can, out of those loan moneys be clawed back? i went to school, and i paid my own way. and i had to live in substandard housing. i had to eat substandard food for quite a while, meaning that i did not get to eat steak or hamburger. and i want to know if that money can be clawed back as it should be? and i am wondering if you agree. guest: well, there are a few questions wrapped up in that. one is that order was again, a directive to the secretary of education to use power that the administration thought was embodied in an older law, in one case a 2003 act dealing with student loans and the net -- in the case of national emergency. the beginning of his term, the pandemic emergency was in effect so they tried to activate that older law to rollback a wide range of student debt obligations. as the caller note

henrietta in florida. line for republicans. good morning.ler: yes good morning andrew and young lady. question. the illegal order for forgiving student loans, which was turned down by the supreme court and biden just disregarded that order. can, out of those loan moneys be clawed back? i went to school, and i paid my own way. and i had to live in substandard housing. i had to eat substandard food for quite a while, meaning that i did not get to eat steak or hamburger. and i want to know if that money can be clawed back as it should be? and i am wondering if you agree. guest: well, there are a few questions wrapped up in that. one is that order was again, a directive to the secretary of education to use power that the administration thought was embodied in an older law, in one case a 2003 act dealing with student loans and the net -- in the case of national emergency. the beginning of his term, the pandemic emergency was in effect so they tried to activate that older law to rollback a wide range of student debt obligations. as the caller note

well, it has been more than ten days since eliza and henrietta were last seenin since eliza and henrietta2, they are two of a set of triplets and they moved to scotland from hungary ten years ago. newly released cctv footage shows the visited the same bridge, victoria bridge around 2.50 tm the day before they disappeared. they then return to their flat and it is thought they did not leave again until shortly before they were last seen. police again

. >> sisters were last seen in aberdeen, henrietta and eliza hastie, from a set of triplets were lastspotted near the river dee in aberdeen at 2 am. on the 7th of january. police scotland says while the body hasn't been formally identified, henrietta's family has been informed. the search for eliza continues and there are no suspicious circumstances. three judges who oversaw court proceedings involving sara sharif in the years before she was murdered have been named for the first time. judge alison raeside, judge peter nathan and judge sally williams were all involved in family court hearings related to the ten year old. between 2013 and 2019, the last of three sets of proceedings saw sara placed in the home of her father, irfan sharif, and her stepmother, bannau batool, who were jailed for life. last december for her murder. tests are being carried out on the black boxes recovered from a passenger plane which collided with a us army helicopter yesterday, killing 67 people. these are live pictures from washington, dc. officials there say they're going to attempt to salvage the wreckag

eliza and henrietta huxley, both 32, were last spotted in the city's market street at victoria bridgeround 210 on tuesday morning on the 7th of january. the siblings, originally from hungary, were seen crossing the bridge and turning right onto a footpath. their disappearance has sparked a major search operation, and officers are now appealing for anyone who may have seen them at this earlier time to come forward. and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more from me in half an houn >> thank you tatiana. now, labour's proposal for just five locally led rape gang inquiries has been blasted as a disgraceful whitewash by survivors and campaigners. and with 73% of all voters, including actually 75% of labour voters, in a gb news poll demanding now that full national inquiry is a scandal now simply too big to ignore. let's remind ourselves what the home secretary, yvette cooper, had to say yesterday. >> effective local inquiries can delve into far more local detail and deliver more locally relevant answers and change than a lengthy nationwide inquiry can provide. so tom crowther

woman's body has been recovered from the river dee in aberdeen, near where two sisters were last seen, henrietta and eliza hastie, who were triplets, moved to scotland from hungary, where they were last seen on january the 7th at 2 am, a huge search was launched amid fears for their safety. police were alerted this morning to a body seen in the river that has since been recovered. three judges who oversaw court proceedings involving sara sharif in the years before she was murdered, can be named for the first time, judges alison raeside, peter nathan and sally williams involved in family court heanngs involved in family court hearings related to the ten year old. between 2013 and 2019, the last of three sets of proceedings saw sarah placed in the home of her father, irfan shanf the home of her father, irfan sharif, and her stepmother, vinash batool, who were jailed for life last year for her murder in 2023. the press was previously barred from reporting the names of the judges and other professionals involved in the case. tests are being carried out on the black boxes recovered from the passenger

henrietta and eliza hastie, who were triplets, moved to scotland from hungary and they were last seen on the 7th of january. at 2 am, a huge search was launched amid fears for their safety in freezing conditions. police were alerted this morning to a body in the river. it has since been recovered. investigators in the us have recovered the black boxes from the passenger plane, which collided with a us army helicopter yesterday, killing 67 people. a warning some flashing images are to come. well, officials hope the data will offer clues as to why the aircraft collided as the jet came in to land in washington, dc. a 40 bodies have been recovered. that means 27 people are still unaccounted for. and it has emerged that just 24 hours before yesterday's crash, another jet hours before yesterday's crash, anotherjet had hours before yesterday's crash, another jet had to hours before yesterday's crash, anotherjet had to abort its another jet had to abort its landing at reagan airport because of a helicopter coming close to its flight path. now, authorities are investigating. they're promising

eliza and henrietta huszti were last seen together on cctv in aberdeen in the early hours of tuesday.ive inquiries and searches to find the sisters, including the use of police dogs and the marine unit. the us supreme court has rejected donald trump's request to delay sentencing for his hush—money criminal conviction. the decision clears the way for the president—elect to be sentenced later today in new york. the judge has already indicated that mr trump will not serve anyjail time. the chancellor rachel reeves is on her way to china for a three—day visit aimed at boosting trade with the world's second—biggest economy. opposition parties say she should have cancelled the trip to deal with pressing economic issues at home. our political correspondent helen catt is in westminster. good morning. it is a case of she is damned if she goes and damned if she stays. if she stays how big a problem is there with the economy that she needs to stay? this problem is there with the economy that she needs to stay?— that she needs to stay? this is the arc ument that she needs to stay? this is the arg

eliza and henrietta hoostee's brother has told the bbc they seemed "fine" in the days running up to theirn is in aberdeen. what's the latest on the search? a lot of concern for this family. a lot of concern for this family-— a lot of concern for this famil. , , ., ., ., family. absolutely a lot of concern — family. absolutely a lot of concern for _ family. absolutely a lot of concern for the _ family. absolutely a lot of concern for the two - family. absolutely a lot of| concern for the two sisters family. absolutely a lot of - concern for the two sisters who are part of a set of triplets. they were last seen at 2am on tuesday. we are well into saturday morning, we have seen some police officers in the last few minutes walking along the banks here of 1537 00:24

eliza and henrietta huszti were last seen together on cctv in the city in the early hours of tuesday.ires" and searches to find the women, with police dogs and the marine unit involved. nicolas maduro is set to be sworn in for a third term as venezuela's president today. the 62—year—old was declared the winner of lastjuly�*s election but many countries, including the us, say the result was fraudulent. two more lynx have been seen in the highlands, where a pair of illegally released big cats were caught again yesterday. police have urged people not to approach the animals, which were seen near kingussie. the culture secretary says england's upcoming cricket match against afghanistan shouldn't be cancelled, amid calls for a boycott over the taliban's treatment of women. lisa nandy thinks the game should go ahead, as a cross—party group of more than 160 mps and peers have sign a letter urging the ecb to pull out. our sport correspondent andy swiss is here. andy, politicians reservejudgment — publicly at least — when asked about issues like this? that is right. it was a pretty clear messa