joe inwood has sent this report from jerusalem.ictims of the conflict arrive. soon they will finally receive it. person in the world." as part of the fragile but so far successful ceasefire ofer calderon, held in captivity since october in return, hundreds of palestinians, some serving long sentences, others never charged this is part one of a three—part ceasefire deal. to negotiate. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way to washington to meet with president trump. of all our hostages, and dealing with the iranian terror axis and all its components. but this is just the start. who still need medical treatment will be able to get out of gaza. joe inwood, bbc news. for phase two in the ceasefire negotiations from jerusalem. until president trump was almost in office and they were painstaking negotiations. the returning of all the male hostages, the soldiers, both sides have said they want to come to some sort of deal but i think it's easy to say you want to do that. let's look at this strike, an air strike on a car in gaza.

joe inwood with from jerusalem.from transgender athletes from female sports he told an audience at the white house that the war fierce criticism of the democrats' handling election campaign. our correspondent peter bowes has more. it is an executive order, as you say, that bans in women's sports based on — as the order puts it — between male and female. and at the heart of this is a 1978 law called title nine education programmes — and the key words there establishments don't comply immediately — if they don't comply, they will have their funding ta ken away. continue with their work. but it's a polarising issue, isn't it? democrats not in favour. there was one just last month — that suggests that a majority with what donald trump has just implemented. campaign, which advocates on these issues, says that it the tower block down. shrouded in tarpaulin sincejune 2017. "forever in our hearts". it's why the government's decision to dismantle it has been met with some dismay. grenfell united, who represent many of the fa

joe inwood in thank sexually assaulted them in the 1990s.an interior designer at harrods when she says ali fayed, co—owner of the department began to molest her. she says the abuse escalated. to get on top of me. frances says the assault was interrupted when one bought harrods in the 1980s with his brothers, by mohamed al fayed. ordered her on a trip to switzerland with once we got to the chalet, it was myself and ali. another woman told us mohamed al fayed ordered her it was here, she says, ali fayed sexually assaulted her. a spokesperson for ali fayed says he unequivocally denies simply never occurred. they also said mr fayed will not be scapegoated. both mohamed al fayed and his other brother, multiple sexual offences. neither faced charges while they were alive. a criminal investigation. i also realised that this is my chance to finally stand up for myself. who doesn't know what to do. incredibly brave coming and sharing their stories. and daniel is with me now. what are harrods saying about this latest development? harrods the latest cl

our north america editor sarah smith reports from washington. in jerusalem joe inwood. statement he has put out says the israeli defense forces gaza, and that seems to be the way he's framing this — not in the way that much of the rest of the world has done it, as an attempt to force gazans to leave their homes he says in a statement that all palestinians, all people should have the freedom of exit and immigration, as is customary elsewhere in the world. another rather interesting part of this statement — false accusations and plots against israel, are legally to enter their territory. described the plan as bold and something worth considering. but reaction, you will be aware, around the rest of the world, very different. antonio guterres, warning the united states against from marco rubio and also the president's spokeswoman. i think more than wondering whether it will happen — i think they are saying... or said it would be, were it implemented. here in the middle east. line for many, many countries, including some of america's allies, as well. we have heard statements

— relocate them to egypt and jordan — even though those countries have said "no". injerusalem, joe inwoodhat he wants to give the option for palestinians, and this is the way that the statement is framed, giving them the right, as he put it. what is also very interesting in this is that he obligation to do so. foreign secretary had rejected that entirely, and this whole rejected as well because what have been hearing is idea, as an attempt to force out palestinians, and antonio guterres, the un secretary—general has said that the road should reject what he between israel and hamas. i mean, the negotiation for the second phase and last week when we were talking to the mediator, to but there is no sign of this. here like during the previous negotiation, separating gaza. cars to to go back to, to the north. eight or seven or eight areas, including significant nitzanim and nobody have, you know, this trust that this to take the tower block down. a meeting has been held for the bereaved families the deputy prime minister. shrouded in tarpaulin sincejune 2017. graham satchell reports. of the be

our correspondent injerusalem, joe inwood has more so we saw the three men standing on stage.nd i think compared to other hostage releases, they looked far more gaunt than we've previously seen. and there's been widespread condemnation here and real the three men were taken to military hospital once they were released, and we saw the scenes on theirface, i think, and we've seen that... we've actually had a statement from the from the hospital looking after them in the last hour or so saying that they are severely malnourished. about the state of some of the prisoners released on the other side. yeah, we've had these calls from both sides. and when you see the pictures of the palestinian prisoners coming off the buses, again, some of them look in a bad condition. treated and wanted more attention to be paid to their condition, too. and joe, obviously there is pressure for these process to continue. just update us on what the latest thinking is on that. where the talks will be held any time now. we understand that at the moment, the opening talks and actually, we heard from the

joe inwood in jerusalem. 183 palestinians held in israeli prisons were also released as part of the dealmonjones reports. chanting. in tel aviv, protesters call for the release of all the remaining israeli hostages. of the gaza ceasefire deal, tempered by concern over their this is him after almost 500 days in captivity. british wife lianne, and their two teenage son—in—law being freed. it's ok, it's ok. in an absolute disgrace. and that was an absolute shock. and we both sat and cried. reunited with his family hostage 0had ben—ami said "like someone ripped me away and time kept passing. "i need answers. " lots and lots of answers." translation: we have seen again what monsters hamas are. - and abused our hostages. as part of the exchange, 183 palestinian prisoners were released by israel. chanting: allahu akbar. serving long sentences, but the majority were gazans detained during the war and held without charge. even as he was being transferred from jail. translation: i've got many problems from the beating . and torture all over my body. all of the prisoners suffered from hunger, beati

joe inwood in jerusalem, thank you.ed down on his plan for a us "takeover�* of gaza — despite continued criticism from world leaders. the plan still seems far from concrete, with little detailfrom trump's team on how this could actually play out, though he did firm up that us troops will not be "on the ground" in gaza. our north america correspondent john sudworth reports. needing no soldiers on the ground. has expressed his approval for the idea. critics say it's unworkable and would constitute a clear war crime if carried out by force. to get involved... no. ..echoed president trump. in congress though, even some senior republicans are expressing scepticism, i don't think it's . our responsibility. it's a vision of an empty gaza with america's possession needing no soldiers on the ground. the israeli prime minister, on a visit to washington, has expressed his approval for the idea. critics say it's unworkable and would constitute a clear war crime if carried out by force. but mr netanyahu, when asked if us troops woul

. - they beat me on my hand and my legs. l our correspondent in jerusalem, joe inwood has more on the. we saw the three men standing on stage and i think compared to other hostage releases, they looked far more gaunt than we have previously seen and there has been widespread condemnation and real concern about their welfare. released and we saw the scenes as their families rejoiced, but had real looks of concern on their faces. we've seen that and have had a statement from the hospital looking after them in the last hour or so, saying that they are severely malnourished. the palestine red crescent has also expressed some concern of the people released today. fawaz gerges is a professor of international relations at the london school of economics. he gave his assessement of these latest hostage and let's focus on at the positives right now. five exchanges of hostages and think of the families and loved ones of the israeli the ceasefire still holds. 2 million palestinians can breathe a bit for now, they are not being killed and maimed. the challenge facing the international community is

are since the truce was agreed. children were the first to cross in ngypt a our correspondent, joe inwoodem with the latest on the next stage of the ceasefire negotiations. we are going to be seeing how to bring a permanent end to this conflict. we are still in the first phase. released. phase two will see the release of the rest of the hostages are still alive. many palestinian prisoners will also be released, a military withdrawal and an opening of the rafah crossing. that is what is in the framework. that is what they have to discuss. exactly how that happens is what we are israel and hamas don't negotiate directly. are willing to negotiate, is going to be absolutely crucial for the fate of the hostages and for the fate of the people of gaza. we have seen the impact of the pressure from the trump on israel, what administratmnfir ea? what we expect administratmnfir eva? iihiat we expect from talks when goes 7? goes to benjamin netanyahu goes to washington next benjamin netanyahu goes to washinuton next ., , washington next week? there has alwa s washington next week? there has always been

palestinian health officials say 50 sick and wounded our correspondent, joe inwood, is injerusalem with in. first phase. the fighting the first phase. the fighting has been posed for 42 days. 43 israeli hostages have been released. of released. many hundreds of palestinian prisoners have been phase see releases. phase two witteee — ~ ~ .. .. .. . releases. phase two witteee — ~ ~ .. .. .. . release of teteasee. phase twe wittsee . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . release of the rest of the the release of the rest of the hostages are still alive. that hostages are stittatiee'."that ' ' " " " be hostages are stittstitfe'."that ' ' " " " be hostages and will be male hostages and many palestinian soldiers. many palestinian will also be released prisoners will also be released many of whom i was serving life sentences. israel will have to withdraw to border of gaza. more than 7mo7retna7n7f00 77mor7e7tha7n7t00 metres from no more than 700 metres from the border israel. a 7 7 7 ”witaaisxsf 7 7 ”wiriaisxsfsadzn 7— of the 77 7 77 of7t7h7e7ra7fai717 77 opening of the rafah crossing. is what is in the that is what is

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from jerusalem, our reporter joe inwood sent this update so there's been significant anger in israelay about the three hostage handovers, partly about the way they were done. once again, we saw what looked like a very stage managed event. rows of hamas fighters and the men paraded on stage given certificates, and this time made to give interviews. but i think the greater element of anger comes from the way they look. with previous hostage exchanges, it was said that people looked superficially, reasonably well. the three men released today did not. they were incredibly gaunt. their families say they barely recognise them. and it's been confirmed by the hospital they've now been treated at that they are malnourished. and this was something that has caused real anger and upset as well. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said it was shocking and said there would be consequences. the international committee of the red cross, who facilitate the handover, they didn't comment on that, but they did say that in future they want the handover to be more dignified and in private. but i think it's

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let's speak to our correspondentjoe inwood, who's injerusalem for us. joewhat do we know about what the un has said in response to these us sanctions on the icc? reaction continuing to come in after this order signed by president trump.- after this order signed by president trump. yes, the reaction — president trump. yes, the reaction we _ president trump. yes, the reaction we have - president trump. yes, the reaction we have had - president trump. yes, the reaction we have had fromj reaction we have had from israel has come from prime minister benjamin netanyahu and foreign they have condemned the actions of the icc in the past and have welcomed the decision by president trump to sanction the icc. they have said that as well as they are not signatories to the treaty, they have also said in the past it's moves are illegitimate and have accused it of being anti—semitic, of drawing false equivalence between israel and hamas. those are claims the icc reputable and many countries stand by the icc�*s decisions. this has been controversial, though, and this move

— more than double the figure previously reported. heading back to gaza. to our correspondent, joe inwoodearing more about those israeli hostages who have been freedexa—rrr— the next freed. crucially, the next steps in terms them getting critical 77 77 critical medical 77 77 critical medical treatment that critical medical treatment on their release.— on their release. yes, so we have seen — on their release. yes, so we have seen these _ on their release. yes, so we have seen these three - have seen these three men released, and it is worth pointing that when you saw pointing out that when you saw them stage, they looked them on stage, they looked in physically reasonably good health. they were certainly the, yarden bibas and ofer kalderon were walking completely unaided and we saw them reunited their them reunited with their families, highly families. highly emotional they will scenes. obviously they will medical attention. scenes. obviously they will medicalattention. i scenes. obviously they will medical attention. i think need medical attention. ithink �*the things people have one of

joe inwood in jerusalem, thank you.uf who's in cairo. and there could be consequences from president trump's” for fragile at 7 at the 7 at the moment is not ceasefire at the moment is not the phase of the second phase of the ceasefire, starts soon as l to the planned. and i haveeeee - to the egyptians i planned. and i hang - to the egyptians and qataris 7 qataris they have been the qataris and they have been saying that by friday or 7 7 weshould: 7 we should start this saturday we should start this and there is no sign for a plan for gr: delegation to for an israeli delegation to come here, like during they previous negotiations, they have heard their own hamas about sending their own team to egypt or to tata, to 7 -77 about 7e about7the second so talk about the second stage, so nobody knows about —— to qatar. it is fragile. yesterday two people killed in oeoole were killed in rafaelle. ; we have still had israeli along the �* to troops along the corridor to the rafah we still the rafah crossing, we still israeli troops

joe inwood, bbc news.have had this warning not to delay on the phase two of the deley on the phase twp pf the from delay an the phase twa pf the from the delay an the phase twp at the from the qataris. negotiations from the qataris. does that speak of pessimism this next part? i does that speak of pessimism - this next part?- about this next part? i think the are about this next part? i think - they are very - 7711 7 7 about it. phase one cautious about it. phase one a difficult to was a difficult negotiation. to the least. took the say the least. it took the original proposaljoe biden put it didn't get picked forward, it didn't get picked up forward, it didn't get picked up and through until up and followed through until president trump was almost in office and there were negotiations. are trying? are trying to achieve are tryingto achieve with they are trying to achieve with phase two, which is a permanent end to the conflict as as end to the conflict as well as the return of all the male and soldiers, i

joe inwood, bbc news. in the album of the year category, which swift this week artists including dr dre best album, as the most nominated artist out on this accolade. but she is up against taylor swift who has won this award four times. while fires continue to burn across la county, keen to strike the right note. emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. mary mandefield, is a musicjournalist and broadcaster. the huge album of the year or record of the year. music album, and this morning she announced the beatles, bizarrely, nominated for record of the year, but it has been a bit controversial. why? to finish up the record. they could see the win but ai is such a huge talking piece voters away from it. as a result. was there a chance they might not have gone ahead yeah, and a lot of events leading up to the grammys have so it is going ahead. some big names. eilish, chappell roan, sabrina carpenter, we have legends like stevie wonder, cynthia erivo, who you might know from wicked, will be there. if you are performing it doesn't mean you can't win. on website, there is about the article about the

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