hamas says it would oppose any plan to relocate palestinians, while another militant group, islamichhadplans as "deplorable". but the us president's comments are already being welcomed by far—right israeli politicians, some of whom want to restore jewish settlements there. let's take a listen to what president trump told reporters on air force one. i'm looking at the whole gaza strip right now- and it's a mess. it's a real mess. you would like jordan to house people from gaza? yes, and i'd like - egypt to take people. i'm talking to general el—sisi . tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take people i and i'd like jordan to take| people, because, i mean, you're talking about probably a million and a half people, i and we just clean - out that whole thing. over the centuries, - it's many, many conflicts on that site. and i don't know, - something has to happen, but it's literally a demolition site right now, almost- everything is demolished . and people are dying there. so i'd rather get involved - with some of the arab nations and build housing - at a different location wh

a senior officialfrom the palestinian militant group islamichhad has told the bbc an agreement has beened with mediators for the release of an israeli civilian hostage. on saturday, israel accused hamas of breaching the terms of the ceasefire deal by not releasing arbel yehud, along with the four female israeli soldiers. the islamichhad official said she will be freed on friday in exchange for the release of 30 palestinian prisoners. that paves the way for hundreds of thousands of displaced palestinians to return to their homes in northern gaza. many have gathered in central gaza — waiting for the israeli military to allow them to head to the devastated north. the group says the agreement could see their being allowed through as soon as tonight or tomorrow morning. president trump says he'd like to see a—million—and—a—half of gaza's residents taken in by other arab nations — including jordan and egypt. he's told journalists the strip was "literally a demolition site" and suggested it be �*cleaned out'. israeli bombardments have reduced much of gaza to rubble. hamas says it would oppose

hamas says it will oppose plans and islamichhad says it will encourage war crimes. but they are already being welcomed by far—right israeli politicians, some of whom want to restore jewish settlements there. let's take a listen to what mr trump said. i'm looking at the whole gaza strip right now- and it's a mess. you would like jordan to take people? _ you would like jordan to take people? i'd like jordan- to house people from gaza to take people. i'd like egypt to take people. i'm meeting with... i'm talking to the general- tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take people. l and i'd like jordan to take j people, because, i mean, you're talking about probably a million and a half— people, and we just clean out that whole thing. - it's... over the centuries, it's. many, many conflicts on that site. and i don't know, it's- something has to happen, but it's literally a demolition site right now, almost- everything is demolished . and people are dying there. so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab i nations and build housing. at a different locat

hamas says she will be released next week, and another armed palestinian group, islamichhad, has toldt has given egyptian mediators proof she is still alive. in a moment we'll be live with our correspondents in tel aviv in israel, and in ramallah in the west bank, but first this report from our middle east correspondent lucy williamson. in a theatre of war, the theatre of victory. cheering. four israeli soldiers escorted by hamas to a specially—built stage. naama, liri, daniela and karina smiling for the cameras after 15 months in captivity, their freedom signed moments before. in tel aviv�*s hostage square, tension broke into joy, then relief. the childhood friends of liri albag watched together as she was freed — a moment imagined many times. still unreal. when i saw liri's smile, when i saw liri's walking on her two legs, it's everything. it's everything. she's a hero. she's a fighter. and this moment, this couple of minutes, just show me how brave she is. there was joy for those crossing into gaza too today. prisoners released by israel in exchange. from inside the red cross vehic

a senior officialfrom the palestinian militant group islamichhad has told the bbc an agreement has been with mediators for the release of an israeli civilian hostage. on saturday, israel accused hamas of breaching the terms of the ceasefire deal by not releasing arbel yehud, along with the four female israeli soldiers. the islamichhad official said she will be freed on friday in exchange for the release of 30 palestinian prisoners. that could pave the way for hundreds of thousands of displaced palestinians to return to their homes in northern gaza. the israeli military refused to allow them through yesterday because the civilian hostage wasn't released. gazan hospital officials say one person was killed earlier and several injured when israeli soldiers opened fire on a crowd gathered in cental gaza. the idf says it operated against several threats in the strip today. meanwhile, bothjordan and egypt have rejected the us president's suggestion overnight that they and other arab nations take in one and a half million of gaza's residents. donald trump told journalists the strip was "literal

hamas says she will be released next week, and another armed palestinian group, islamichhad, has toldbc it has given egyptian mediators proof she is still alive. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, has this report. another show of force by hamas, its fighters lining up among the ruins in gaza city. and then, with the red cross ready and waiting, the first glimpse of the israeli soldiers after 15 months in captivity... ..in army uniforms. karina ariev, daniella gilboa, naama levy, all aged 20, and liri albag, now aged 19. all four apparently in good physical health. with foreign reporters currently unable to enter gaza, we're relying on footage filmed by local journalists. and among israelis watching in hostage square in tel aviv, there were cheers, as events in gaza's palestine square unfolded. the body language is positive. i must say, what seems at first sight a good appearance does not necessarily say what's going on inside — inside the body, inside the soul. among the crowd, many are still anxious. everywhere here, there are signs, reminders of the dozens of israelis sti

the militant group palestinian islamichhad — has told the bbc they've agreed to free the israeli civilianostage arbel yehud — on friday — in exchange for 30 palestinian prisoners. president trump says he'd like to see a—million—and—a—half of gaza's residents taken in by other arab nations — including jordan and egypt. he is calling the strip "a demolition site" where "something needs to happen". lebanon accuses the israeli army of firing at residents trying to return to their homes in the country's south. officials say at least twenty—two people have been killed and over a hundred wounded. alexander lukashenko is on track to win a seventh term as belarusian president with 87.6% of the vote in sunday s election, according to an exit poll. lukashenko, has dismissed speculation that he might hand over to one of his three sons. now on bbc news — the president's path. we were on the path to the presidency. now we're on, drum roll, please... both: the president's path. i was waiting for you to say it. president donald trump has delivered on his promises so far to be fast and furious in everythi

the militant group palistinian islamichhad has told the bbc they've agreed to free the israeli civilian hostage arbel yehud on friday in exchange for 30 palestinian prisoners. president trump says he'd like to see 1.5 million of gaza's residents taken in by other arab nations — including jordan and egypt. he is calling the strip "a demolition site" where "something needs to happen". lebanon accuses the israeli army of firing at residents trying to return to their homes in the country's south. officials say at least 22 people have been killed. israel's forces have missed a deadline to leave the area. belarus is voting in a presidential election — which the eu has described as "a total sham . alexander lukashenko is all but certain to secure a seventh term. lukashenko has dismissed speculation that he might hand over to one of his three sons. now on bbc news, click. welcome back to las vegas. this week we are _ welcome back to las vegas. this week we are bringing you more. now, this place is a tourist hot spot. it attracts travellers from all over the world because it's unique. the archit

the militant group palestinian islamichhad, has told the bbc they've agreed to free the israeli civilian hostage arbel yehud, on friday, in exchange for 30 palestinian prisoners. president trump says he'd like to see a—million—and—a—half of gaza's residents taken in by other arab nations, including jordan and egypt. he is calling the strip "a demolition site" where "something needs to happen". lebanon accuses the israeli army of firing at residents trying to return to their homes in the country's south. officials say at least 22 people have been killed and over a hundred wounded. belarus is voting in a presidential election, which the eu has described as "a total sham". alexander lukashenko is all but certain to secure a seventh term. lukashenko, has dismissed speculation that he might hand over to one of his three sons. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. four defeats in a row now for tottenham, as the pressure piles on manager ange postocoglou once more, following their loss to leicester. chelsea unveiled their record signing, and come aw

the militant group palestinian islamichhad have told the bbc they have agreed to free the israeli civilian hostage on friday in exchange for 30 palestinian hostages. it could pave the way for israel to allow tens of thousands of palestinians to return to their homes in northern gaza. president trump said he would like to see a million and the hive of gaza's residents taken in by other nations including jordan and egypt. lebanon accuses the israeli army firing at present is trying to return to their homes in the country's south. officials say at least 22 people have been killed and over 100 wounded. polls have closed in belarus and election branded by the eu as a sham. now i'm bbc news, it is sportsday. time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. four defeats in a row now for tottenham, as the pressure piles on manager ange postocoglou once more, following their loss to leicester. chelsea unveiled their record signing, and come away with a vital win over their wsl rivals arsenal. in a record crowd at stamford bridge. and records for jannik sinner too. as the itali

arbel yehud was being held by islamichhad, another militant group in gaza, and that is one of the reasonsps, but it was not hamas holding her. for the delay perhaps, that it was not hamas holding her. thank you very much for now. ceremonies are being held in poland today to mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the nazi concentration camp, auschwitz—birkenau. more than a million people, mainlyjews, were murdered there during the second world war. the date has since been designated holocaust memorial day, to mark the more than six—millionjews killed by the nazis, as well as victims of more recent genocides. among those present at auschwitz will be a number of the now very frail and elderly camp survivors, as well as heads of state and government including king charles. let's speak to our correspondent, will vernon, who joins us from krakow in poland. a really important set of ceremonies going ahead today? yes, a hugely important day, and a sombre day of course as many world leaders, including, as you mention, king charles, joined the commemorations that auschwitz, 80 years to the

about the ceasefire negotiations from hamas about how much control they have over those held by islamichhadp that some would argue with even further and more extreme than a hamas, and to must itself is quite extreme but hamas has disputed how muchjihad is under its control. so i believe that your reporting was there was proof of life of that hostage, i think that was probably intended to reassure the israeli side, and to allow the israeli side, and to allow the next phases go forward, hopefully, and she will be released very soon. that is also important as well for the step for the others who need to get back to northern gaza to be able to do so.— able to do so. they have been members _ able to do so. they have been members of — able to do so. they have been members of the _ able to do so. they have been members of the israeli - members of the israeli far—right, the deal has not been popular with them from the beginning, as we see more and more of these palestinian detainees released, the criticism might be mounting and what is it for this deal, as it progresses into the next stages which a

in the last half hour, islamichhad has told the bbc it has given egyptian mediators proof arbel yehudstill alive. if confirmed, this would clear the way for thousands of gaza residents to return to the north of the strip today. the israeli prime minister's office had said palestinian civilians won't be permitted to return to northern gaza until she is released. in a moment, we'll hear from our correspondents across the region. but first, here's this report from our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. another show of force by hamas, its fighters lining up among the ruins in gaza city. whistling, applause. and then, with the red cross ready and waiting, the first glimpse of the israeli soldiers after 15 months in captivity... ..in army uniforms. karina ariev, daniella gilboa, naama levy, all aged 20, and liri albag, now aged 19. all four apparently in good physical health. with foreign reporters currently unable to enter gaza, we're relying on footage filmed by local journalists. and among israelis watching in hostage square in tel aviv, there were cheers, as events in gaza's pale

israel has said it aims to destroy the armed groups there — backed by hamas and palestinian islamichhad stop them carrying out attacks against israeli targets. but civilians have also been killed during this operation. let's speak to a writer and director general of the palestine economic policy research institute in the west bank, raja khalidi. thank you for your time. what are you hearing about events in the west bank this week? silence sorry, we have just lost silence sorry, we havejust lost your sound. is your microphone on? yes, sorry. things have gone into a trajectory totally unexpected. since the beginning of this war, as economist and is as an observer, i have been watching what is going on in gaza and we have used the word unprecedented to so many times, so we have learned different forms of what is being waged since october the 8th against the palestinian people. the west bank has been not only attacks on israeli forces and settlers over the last year and a half, but tighter restrictions on movements, workers have been returned to their homes in the west bank, there has been

in the last half hour, islamichhad has told the bbc it has given egyptian mediators proof arbel yehud is still alive. if confirmed, this would clear the way for thousands of gaza residents to return to the north of the strip today, in theory. the israeli prime minister's office had said palestinian civilians won't be permitted to return to northern gaza until she is released. dr lena koren feldman, director of beilinson hospital delivering a statement. this is in southern israel. let's listen in. it looks like she has not started speaking yet but that is what we are expecting to hear shortly. we will return to that statement in southern israel once we have translation services so we will return to that so you can hear what is being said exactly. we will leave that for the moment. in a moment, we will be hearing from our correspondence across the region. at first, this is our report from our middle east corresponding yolande knell. another show of force by hamas, its fighters lining up among the ruins in gaza city. whistling, cheering. and then, with the red cross ready and waiting, th

days into the gaza ceasefire, israeli forces are fighting palestinian gunmen backed by hamas and islamichhadbusinessman, not a fighter, locals said. shot dead by israeli forces, his family said, as they drove along a road near jenin's refugee camp. this video shows the moments before he was shot in front of his ten—year—old son, taim. translation: they started shooting. a bullet hit him. he said, "god, god." then the car hit the pavement. i saw two army vehicles with their doors open coming toward us. they started to shoot towards the car, but ijumped out and ran away israel's army says the incident out and ran away. israel's army says the incident is under review. its forces are searching the refugee camp for armed groups and weapons. the roads in churned up by bulldozers. soldiers alert. while we were there, we saw a family coming out. translation: there are a lot of people inside the camp. elderly people, the sick and kids. they can't leave. god help them. it's different this time. they are striking everywhere. it's like gaza. translation: after what happened to israel in gaza, this is th

added that it was pursuing the attackers, whom they believe to be affiliated with the palestinian islamichhad gaza fifteen months ago. the un world food programme accuses you of firing clearly marked vehicles but no staff were injured. shots being fired at the convoy without specifying the origin saying it was reviewing 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, whethe

hamas says it would oppose any plan to relocate palestinians, and islamichhad called the proposal "deplorablepresident's comments were immediately welcomed by far—right israeli politicians, some of whom want to restore jewish settlements there. here's what president trump told reporters on air force one. i'm looking at the whole gaza strip right now- and it's a mess. you would like jordan to house people? i'd like egypt to take people. i'm talking to general el—sisi . tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take people. l and i'd like jordan to take j people, because, i mean, you're talking about probably a million and a half— people, and we just clean out that whole thing. - it's... over the centuries, it's many, many conflicts on that site. i and i don't know, something has to happen, but it's literally- a demolition site right now. almost everything is demolished and people are dying there. - so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab i nations and build housing at a different location - where they can maybe live in peace for a change. - temporarily? could be temporarily

days into the gaza ceasefire, israeli forces are fighting palestinian gunmen backed by hamas and islamichhad to eliminate terrorists, israel says. ahmed alshayeb owned a mobile phone shop injenin. a well—known businessman, not a fighter, locals said. shot dead by israeli forces, his family said, as they drove along a road nearjenin�*s refugee camp. this video shows the moments before he was shot in front of his ten—year—old son, taim. translation: they started shooting. a bullet hit him. — he said, "god, god." then the car hit the pavement. i saw two army vehicles with their doors open coming toward us. they started to shoot towards the car, but i jumped out and ran away israel's army says the incident is under review. its forces are searching the refugee camp for armed groups and weapons. the roads in churned up by bulldozers. soldiers alert. while we were there, we saw a family coming out. translation: there are a lot of people inside the camp. - elderly people, the sick and kids. they can't leave. god help them. it's different this time. they are striking everywhere. it's like gaza. trans

in place for the release of israeli civilian arbel yehud, who is being held by the palestinian islamichhad

reassured the israelis that she is alive, we understand that she may have been held — by another group, islamichhadt... the choreography was that, first of all, the female civilians would be released. so three were released last week. there was romi, doron and emily, who's british israeli. this week, it was naama levy, daniella and karina, all soldiers. so israel said, well, you were supposed to release another female civilian. but we understand that it's been clarified to israel's satisfaction and arbel yehud will be released next week in the third, in the third exchange of prisoners and hostages. hamas is obviously parading the hostages on their release, including giving them bags, sort of mementos. do we know what's this process is about? is it about looking as strong and almost state—like as possible for them? i mean, as laura has reminded us, they're proscribed as terrorists by the uk, but what image are they presenting at the moment of maximum attention? well, last week's transfer created a lot of anger in israel because the scenes were really chaotic and hamas milked it for all it was worth,

security services of the palestinian authority, which runs the west bank, and fighters from hamas and islamichhadrs on two palestinian villages in the west bank on monday night. lucy williamson reports. they hid their faces, not their hate. dozens ofjewish settlers torched vehicles and buildings in the palestinian village of al—funduq last night in the occupied west bank. a planned and terrifying attack, residents said. flames from the local garden centre, full of plastics and chemicals, visible for miles around. today the local mayor picked through the damage. hours after the new us president donald trump lifted sanctions from violent settlers here. so we are very worried. lifting the sanctions means it's a green light for anybody who wants to do any attack. so this is what was trump's message to the settlers, so you can go ahead with your attacks, we will not go after you. zahar was visiting family last night when the rioters came. scared, he tried to leave but says israeli soldiers pushed him back and broke his leg with a stun grenade. we asked the israeli army about this. it said it was unawa

we have had hamas and islamichhad calling on palestinians to step up their attacks on israeli forcesays this could affect the gaza ceasefire. you have palestinians accusing the israeli government of trying to appease the israeli far right with this operation because of their opposition to what has been seen as a reckless deal. palestinians are complaining in general about what they are saying is collective punishment across the occupied west bank and the increase that has been seenin and the increase that has been seen in recent days of road blocks and closures of major palestinian cities making it difficult for people to move around. israel has been saying that it around. israel has been saying thatitis around. israel has been saying that it is worried about unrest in the west bank. particularly with the big prisoner releases that we are expecting to see more of in the coming weeks as part of the gaza ceasefire deal. part of the gaza ceasefire deal part of the gaza ceasefire deal. ., . ., , deal. on the gaza ceasefire, we have seen _ deal. on the gaza ceasefire, we have seen and _ d

added that it was pursuing the attackers — whom they believe to be affiliated with the palestinian islamichhadreaction in israel to this hostage list being released. it�*s 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�*ve pointed out that that list doesn�*t actually provide any information as to the status of the hostages on that list. crucially, whether they are indeed alive or not. some 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 air strikes. so the israeli government is very much stressing the position that they think that this is effectively a move by hamas to try and push forward, to put pressure on the israeli government to make to come up with a deal in the talks, w

in place for the release of israeli civilian arbel yehud, who is being held by the palestinian islamichhad. the dispute came after hamas freed four israeli women soldiers and 200 palestinian inmates were released from israeli jails, the second exchange to take place as part of the gaza ceasefire deal. lucy williamson reports from tel aviv. in a theatre of war, the theatre of victory. cheering four israeli soldiers escorted by hamas to a specially built stage. naama, liri, daniella and karina smiling for the cameras. after 15 months in captivity, theirfreedom signed moments before. hostages taken by brute force, released with a pen. back home in israel, they watched them freed. tension breaking into relief. into tears. the childhood friends of leary clinging together as she appeared. a moment imagined many times, still unreal. when i saw liri smile, when i saw liri walking on her two legs. it's everything. she's a hero. she's a fighter. and this moment, this couple of minutes just show me how brave she is. cheering in exchange, israel released 200 palestinians from its jails to gaza, egypt

in the last hour, a senior official from the palestinian islamichhad group has told the bbc an agreementn reached with mediators for the release of an israeli civilian hostage. on saturday, israel accused hamas of breaching the terms of the ceasefire deal by not releasing arbel yehud, along with the four female israeli soldiers. the islamichhad official said she will be freed on friday in exchange for the release of 30 palestinian prisoners. that paves the way for hundreds of thousands of displaced palestinians to return to their homes in northern gaza. many have gathered in central gaza — waiting for the israeli military to allow them to head to the devastated north. the group says the agreement could see their being allowed through as soon as tonight or tomorrow morning. and nickjoins us from jerusalem. lots to get through, the bbc has now spoken to a spokesperson from islamic jihad, tell us more about what they told us. it jihad, tell us more about what they told u— they told us. it is worth stressing _ they told us. it is worth stressing there - they told us. it is worth stressing th

the other main palestinian armed group in gaza, islamichhad says it is also sending a delaegation tot in what are described as final within the last couple of hours the us presidentjoe biden and egyptian president abdel fattah el sisi have had a conversation about the mediations calling on both sides to show flexibility to achieve a truce. both israeli and hamas officials have expressed hope that a deal can at last be achieved. the other main palestinian armed group in gaza, islamichhad, has said it is sending a delegation to qatar to take part in final arrangements for an agreement. we have some detail on what that deal on reaching a ceasefire is thought to include: with the initial release of 3a israeli hostages, including women, children, the wounded and the sick. in return, its expected that israel will release 1,000 palestinian prisoners, including approximately 190 who have been serving sentences of 15 years or more. and an agreement would need to be reached on the future of gaza, including whether israeli troops can remain there. the official mediators the qataris will play a

they came out in army uniforms in palestine square surrounded by hamas and islamichhad fighters.med groups were involved in holding this group of women. then at various stages, people here let out more cheers as it was revealed they had been handed over to the israeli forces, that they had been reunited with their families at a military base close to the gaza strip. what we are expecting is for them to be transferred to a hospital not far from tel aviv, where they will undergo more rigorous medical checks.— will undergo more rigorous medical checks. the other thing that has happened _ medical checks. the other thing that has happened in _ medical checks. the other thing that has happened in the - medical checks. the other thing that has happened in the last i that has happened in the last hour, we played the clip, is admiral daniel hagari saying that hamas hadn't abided by the ceasefire deal and now we have also had prime minister netanyahu saying the people of gaza cannot enter the northern territory until another civilian hostages released. just explain who this hostages that w

~ , . she's being held by thought she's being held by islamic president islamichhad. move after al—sisi said such a move will be an act of injustice. a government spokesman the government spokesman the un lernment spokesman the un lernme is spokesman the un lernme is quote ;man said the un agency is quote riddled with us unquote riddled with us operatives. get more on whole 7 whole military institute of: of gaza. we heard in the north of gaza. we heard estimates last night from the un that more than 376,000 had estimates last night from the un that mo the |an 376,000 had estimates last night from the un that mo the area 76,000 had estimates last night from the un that mo the area in,000 had estimates last night from the un that mo the area in recent ad returned to the area in recent i earlier to test days. i spoke earlier to test ingram, who arrived in northern gaza today and i asked her what life. north of the gaza strip, with the of other e who to pour up people who continue to pour up i can tell you that it people who continue to pour up fascinating you that it peo

supporting the deal if a deal is made in the fact that i deal is made in the fact that islamichhad isybe this deal is very close? they are all very promising signs but this is not to say that there, there are differences that i've heard listening to arabin reading arabic media the palestinian side in particular that they do not have clarity about which exact areas wrists tied to control of that's not a full withdrawal from the gaza strip and there, hamas and the second round of acquiring some more information and we certainly see the entrance of implementation listed on the table still going back and forth in the broader reach year in the general dynamics seems to be in a positive direction. will keep a close eye on developments there. thank you very much for your thoughts on that story. 0ur panel tonight is james crisp, europe editor of the telegraph and kevin craig, former labour party parliamentary candidate, political and media expert and founder of plmr. could devey with us and thank you very much. let's begin by asking the question, would this be happening were it not for the pr

it's believed that she's being held by islamichhad who aren't controlled by hamas.the middle east, the deadline for israel to withdrawal its troops from southern lebanon expired early this morning. troops will remain in some areas as israel says a ceasefire deal that ended its war with hezbollah two months ago has not been fully implemented. the deal stipulated the withdrawal of israeli troops from the south of the country and the removal of hezbollah fighters and weapons. a vigil will be held later today for a 12—year—old boy who was killed on the way home from school in birmingham. leo ross was fatally stabbed on tuesday afternoon. a 14—year—old boy has been charged with his murder. our correspondent charlotte gallagher has more. leo ross, the 12—year—old boy killed on his way home from school. his family say he was amazing, loving and kind, and loved so much by everyone. flowers, personal messages and candles spelling out his name lie close to where he was found on tuesday. a 14—year—old boy who we can't name for legal reasons because of his age has been charged