iwant totalk in ~ , the we have on bbc news. iwant totalk in ~ , in the we have on bbc news.seen in washington this week from president trump and starting with you, what it stood out to you about what president had targeted this what the president had targeted this week. he what the president had targeted this week. , ., , , ., , what the president had targeted this week. , ., , , ., isms andzthe people of america are action. he a businessman, knows we have and he 777kno7w7s77 7 7 v; have7and7h7e7f7eels7 not as strong as we should be we have a $36 trillion because we have a $36 trillion and we spend all of the deficit and we spend all of the on that loan and it, on interest than we do on spend more on interest than we do on budget and so, he our military budget and so, he promised action and he's giving this and i think people are action and i think the people are responding, you look at the polling. pulling about 50% in the democratic party, they are pulling 36% and so, i think the message is clear that the people to change clear that the people want to change and they are g

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iwant... i've always wanted to do really good work, have a really great time... and i've done that.put into the equation, unfortunately, was make a lot of money. just going back, though, to when you started, and you were a young, beautiful, stunning, ravishing person who sort of exploded onto the scene, of course not! ..or was it a small group of you who were kind of given disproportionate... ? well, actually, i became friends with paul first. paul and peter and ash. yeah. with mickjagger... andrew oldham. and they write as tears go by. did you feel then that you were some kind of latter i didn't know all this till years later. well, then, do you look back on it as a sort of destructive period in your life? no! in reading. he laughs but... the same path that you did. you know, i went with paul mccartney, jane asher, bumped straight into andrew. of course it was. i mean, it wasn'tjust... it was love—hate, like it still is. it's still the same. what is your advice... because i think people do, people do come to you. one of my only sort of people i like and do talk to, things, is kylie

but, yes, iwant to see him — give him a big hug.that we know eli is back. yeah. so at least there's one member of our very close family that is still alive. the family will soon travel to israel to mark what would have been lianne's 50th birthday and to reunite with eli. eli next week? around him, tell him that i i love him and tell him that he's still my brother. yossi's body. eli sharabi has returned home, but to a loss that will be hard to bear. lucy manning, bbc news. and for some more analysis on the latest in the region, i wasjoined by mara rudman. she's a former chief of staff for the office of the special envoy for middle east peace in the us state department. i just wonder what you think the real chances are for that phase two of the ceasefire. of course, you would have heard the comments from us president donald trump with regard to turning gaza into the riviera of the middle east. prime minister netanyahu had also said during his visit in gaza that israel reserves the right to go back in at any time. what do you think thi

who feels like . or not i or not ands-“stage i want or not ands-“stage i want to or not ands-“stage iwantheir dreams. m0 keep going and keep on with their dreams. ., ., �* , 52:2- think si— think about eat e 77 at the 77 bobsleigh, pilot brad hall has led great britain to overall four—man from lillehammer, lewis coombes reports. it was overall bronze for gb — pipped to silver byjust two points. four hundredths of a second. i don't even know how this is coming home with me. i taylor lawrence has doubled the logistical challenge, after also hall on saturday. that gap down. and ultimately we'll definitely come away and they'll be looking to find that momentum ahead of the world you can up—to—date on the bbc sports website and but also justessses: e’ffi’ ' just our top story we go. thomas is a two—time olympic gold medalist; three time hello. brought by areas of low pressure sweeping off the atlantic. we had some hazier sunnier skies for a time across some parts some snow settling across the hills. of southern scotland. a little bit milder here. or below in some areas. and then that wintry we

and henry, iwanted to ask you, of course, also impose levies on the uk, well, i don't think downing streetto interpret what donald trump has said overnight, and that's to have to get used to over the next few years. i mean, there is some comfort and that's very qualified and limited comfort, but there is some comfort in the fact that donald trump drew as a person. donald trump has made clear yet again, his loathing for the eu. on the very same day that keir starmer is travelling to brussels to seek a closer relationship with the eu. now, perhaps that's overestimating how much the us president cares or indeed notices that the uk how to make this eu reset work. let's speak to armida van rij, head of chatham house's europe programme. there is quite a lot to through, is there? let's start what henry is that men are limits 7 are limitszto : are limits: to how that research can much that research can do, because, of course, uk has because, of course, the uk has left the eu aftean what left the eu after brexit. what do you can be achieved do you think can be achieved from meeting? of course, from

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iwant bring best.t earlier on today. a little bit earlier on today. condition, gaunt, as were condition, gaunt, as we were describing, but he is free, he's been returned, with he's been returned, he's with his mother and sister. much on this here on bbc news. more on this here on bbc news. but now let's cross over to the centre and et all sports centre and get all the sports centre and get all the sports news. orient, in the fa cup to progress to the 5th round. pep guardiola's side were behind at half time. but pulled it out of the bag, as the game wore on, in east london. orient took the lead, thanks to a superb long range the big names struggled, but eventually clawed themselves back into it — rico lewis's shot deflected and they clung on for victory. plenty more to come though throughout the rest of the day, six games kick off at three o'clock. there's an eye—catching all premier league clash league one birmingham city host newcastle united. on to rugby union now and it's the second weekend games wi

translation: iwanted to protect my family - unfortunately, it didn't turn out that way. - translationsical. being back on the pitch has helped demetro cope too. volunteered to fight. then he lost his leg trying to rescue other soldiers. and every one of us was injured. at first i couldn't cope and i started drinking heavily. amputee football teams. that's why there are plans for more teams and more tournaments. in a country where war has already created tens and more tournaments in a country where war has already created tens of thousands of amputees. sarah rainsford, bbc news, kyiv. the families of three people who were killed by a paranoid schizophrenic in nottingham in 2023 say that they will meet the prime minister next week to call for a statutory public inquiry into what happened. a review into the care that valdo calocane that there had been a catalogue of failings. simonjones reports. it's more than 18 months since ian coates, barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar were stabbed to death, but their families say they are still fighting for answers. taser, taser! stay where you

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