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speaking to media today, lisa nandy said she would discuss the matter with the bbc's director general chairman. the bbc has since said it had not been informed of the family connection in advance by the film's production company, and has apologised for the omission of that detail. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to tom and emily. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> good afternoon britain. it's eight minutes past midday now. our hearts lie in tatters. those were the words of israel's president, isaac herzog . after president, isaac herzog. after hamas returned, the bodies of four hostages, including those of two children. >> he alan milburn arbel. fina nana. the. >> bebe one of the coffins was handed over, as you can hear, hundreds, if not thousands of people there, seemingly celebrating as these coffins handed over to the red cross, who then returned them to israel. what's there to say, really, about those images, tom? >> yeah, it seems like a festival type atmosph

speaking to the media today, lisa nandy said she would discuss the matter with the bbc's director generalnd chairman. the bbc said it had not been informed of the family connection in advance of the film's production, and has apologised for the admission of those details and royal news. the prince and princess of wales are set to visit south wales next week ahead of saint david's day. catherine, of course, continuing her return to duties after cancer treatment, will join william in pontypridd on the 26th of february. the couple will meet locals affected by flooding from storm bert and storm daragh in december, and they'll also tour a local market, helping to prepare welsh cakes and explore a community garden and woodland. what a way to spend the afternoon. those are the latest headlines from the newsroom. now let's head straight back to maryland and nigel farage. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> yep, it's the annual c—pac conference and today falls on day 30 of the trump administration

speaking to the media today, lisa nandy said she would discuss the matter with the bbc's director generalnd chairman. the bbc said it had not been informed of the family connection in advance of the film's production, and has apologised for the admission of those details and royal news. the prince and princess of wales are set to visit south wales next week ahead of saint david's day. catherine, of course, continuing her return to duties after cancer treatment, will join william in pontypridd on the 26th of february. the couple will meet locals affected by flooding from storm bert and storm daragh in december, and they'll also tour a local market, helping to prepare welsh cakes and explore a community garden and woodland. what a way to spend the afternoon. those are the latest headlines from the newsroom. now let's head straight back to maryland and nigel farage. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> yep, it's the annual c—pac conference and today falls on day 30 of the trump administration

it comes after culture secretary lisa nandy and high profile media figures urged the bbc to investigateow the film was made. the programme was removed today, with the bbc saying it won't return while that review takes place. also tonight, three men convicted in connection with a vile grooming gang in west yorkshire will have their sentences reviewed by the court of appeal after an mp called them pathetically short. 47 year old ibrar hussain and brothers imtiaz and fayyaz ahmed, aged 62 and 45, were sentenced last month to prison terms ranging from six and a half years to nine years. the case involved the abuse of two teenage girls in the 1990s and following pubuc in the 1990s and following public outcry, including local mps. the solicitor general has referred their sentences to the court of appeal for review. and finally, some tech news for you. apple is taking the unprecedented step of removing its strongest data security feature from the uk. devices. after the government demanded access to user data. the change means icloud storage will no longer be encrypted, making personal files ac

it comes after culture secretary lisa nandy and high profile media figures urged the bbc to investigate how the film was made. the programme was removed today, with the bbc saying it won't return while that review takes place. also tonight, three men convicted in connection with a vile grooming gang in west yorkshire will have their sentences reviewed by the court of appeal after an mp called them pathetically short. 47 year old ibrar hussain and brothers imtiaz and fayyaz ahmed, aged 62 and 45, were sentenced last month to prison terms ranging from six and a half years to nine years. the case involved the abuse of two teenage girls in the 1990s and following pubuc in the 1990s and following public outcry, including local mps. the solicitor general has referred their sentences to the court of appeal for review. and finally, some tech news for you. apple is taking the unprecedented step of removing its strongest data security feature from the uk. devices. after the government demanded access to user data. the change means icloud storage will no longer be encrypted, making personal files

speaking to the media today, lisa nandy said she would discuss the matter with the bbc's director general the bbc's director general and the chairman. the bbc, though, said it had not been informed of the family connection in advance of the film's production and has apologised for the admission of that detail. and let's just bnng that detail. and let's just bring you some more on that breaking news that dawn mentioned at the top of the hour that the james bond franchise is moving on from the broccoli dynasty as barbara broccoli and michael g. wilson have stepped down after decades at the helm. the pair, whose family launched the films in 1962, are now handing creative control to amazon mgm studios in a major shake—up. it follows years of speculation about bond's future, four years after daniel craig's final outing in no time to die. broccoli and wilson, though, will stay on as co—owners, but amazon will now take the lead on the iconic spy series. those are the iconic spy series. those are the latest headlines for now. i'll be back with you in half an houn i'll be back with you in half an

it comes after culture secretary lisa nandy and high profile media figures urged the bbc to investigate how the film was made. the programme was removed today, with the bbc saying it won't return while the review takes place. sinn fein are set to boycott white house saint patrick's day celebrations over trump's stance on the israel—gaza conflict. the party leader, mary lou mcdonald, says she won't attend an event at the white house because of what she called a principled stance against the expulsion of the palestinian people from gaza. however, no invites have officially been issued so far. let's just turn to some breaking political news here at home. labour mp andrew gwynne, who was sacked over what were described as vile whatsapp messages, is now under investigation by parliament's standards watchdog. he was dismissed as a health minister earlier this month after seeing sexist, antisemitic and racist messages sending rather those messages in a group chat with other labour mps. the parliamentary commissioner for standards is now probing whether his actions caused significant damage to