our international editor jeremy bowen has been talking to some of the soldiers who've been fighting russianoom near the russian by a skilled pilot, they can even destroy a tank. ukraine's success in drone warfare, and the fact they're way cheaper than sophisticated american weapons, is one reason some of the russians flew the red banner they haven't been listening to team trump's lectures ukrainians and russians know the price. pilot in the field. — the infantry. the diplomatic eruption between the united states, ukraine and the rest of europe that's been happening what they've been trying to do for the last three years, which sumy is often attacked. we came here to ask residents about president trump's claim that he can end this war, perhaps face to face, alone with president putin. russians stop bombing us. borys, a retired soviet colonel, doesn't trust putin either. she says, "there can only be peace when the russians stop bombing us. needs to come from them because they started this horror." borys, a retired soviet colonel, doesn't trust putin either. he says, "we need to think about pe

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k iv, a price on that. jeremy bowen i kyiv, - yom _ no pictures here from israel and hostages — the remains are believed to be of shiri bibas they were released to the red cross sebastian usher reports. the moment the whole of israel had been bracing itself for, as the coffins of four hostages were for the first time handed over by hamas in gaza. the red cross, who took charge of the caskets, had called for privacy and dignity in the cold in the cold and the rain, headed to tel aviv for forensic identification. but it's believed they are shiri bibas the fourth was listed by hamas as oded lifshitz, a retired journalist and peace activist with family in the uk. the images of a terrified shiri bibas being captured her children have seared themselves into of october the 7th, 2023, and a rallying cry. hamas took them. for their government to do everything in its power of shiri, was also taken hostage but had been kept israel is in mourning as it faces the near certainty oded lifshitz have not survived, but are still left with uncertainty about the fate of the hostages sebastien usher

our international editor, jeremy bowen, spoke to me earlier about how the past 2a hours could impactceasefire deal. well, the hamas announcement, first of all, came as quite a bombshell, because the implications of brinkmanship that could end up torpedoing the ceasefire are clearly massive, not least particularly, in fact, for the palestinian population inside gaza. you know, because there is one analysis of what's going on is that the israelis — and some inside hamas as well — phase of the ceasefire, which is after 42 and at the moment negotiations for that are well, they basically haven't started. of course, watching all of this the of the hostages. hostage deal — her father is still being held.. it would be a death sentence for those hostages but there's more and more doubt being expressed over the second part of the deal. and we know that when a deal collapsed last november 23rd, it took over a year to make another deal. sentence. in terms of what you have heard about your father, just how you grapple with not hearing any sort of detail. we knew he was alive. he arrived in gaza a

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jeremy bowen of removing its highest level of data security for its devices in the uk. by the accountrequired to tackle issues like terrorism and child exploitation. our technology editor zoe kleinman reports. messages, and documents. this data is encrypted. content apart from you. the uk government wants to access this data, too, if there's a national security risk. but apple has consistently opposed creating a back their way in, too. entirely rather than give the government access. in a statement, apple said it was gravely disappointed to british customers. it said... "as we've said many times before, we have never built a back door new uk users were no longer able to activate it. stored in the cloud in the uk with law enforcement and that's because people here will only have a standard level of encryption. cyber security experts say it was naive of the uk government there's an old adage that goes, you know, you cannot weaken encryption for your enemies without it also being weakened for your friends. services can pose a huge risk to children's safety online. the home office said it

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alliance and potential threats, let's go to kyiv and our international editor jeremy bowen.shifted following the meeting between president zelenskyy and the u.s. special envoy general kellogg? reporter: not noticeably, because unless they're cooking up some great deal they can reveal to us, the fact that they could not even have a news conference together suggests there are lots of awkward questions that may neither side want to answer, particularly the americans because they were the people who chose to cancel the news conference. there's a lot of air activity over key have at the moment. i've heard drones, russian drones in the sky, ukrainian antiaircraft fire, searchlights trying to find the drones coming in. this is not untypical of what happens here. it happens most evenings. but it's interesting that this is going on while there is going on while there's a u.s. envoy in town. caitrÍona: how important is the visit of president macron to the white house on monday? we are told he's been speaking to president zelenskyy about the track he will take. reporter: it has only be

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