i think is lucy mention. _ countries? i think is lucy mention, it's _ countries?i think is lucyl mention, it's a little bit of countries? i think is lucy i mention, it's a little bit of a low bar, the fact that progress is reallyjust getting back to where we were not that long ago in advance of some of the tensions that have happened over taiwan. tensions that have happened overtaiwan. i tensions that have happened over taiwan. i hate —— tensions that have happened overtaiwan. i hate —— i tensions that have happened over taiwan. i hate —— i think this did indicate positive momentum, i think the one note of caution i would sound is that the two presidents met last year in indonesia, likewise a pretty positive meeting that set outjoint intention to establish guardrails in the relationship and then a few months later things went pretty off track when there was the incident of a chinese spy balloon over the united states. so i would caution that. i think this was a really positive step forward, this is still a pretty fragile equilibrium, something that can be easily d

and lucy, how about you? - ability as tensions rise. and lucy, how about you? i think they were positive, but i also _ think they were positive, but i also think_ think they were positive, but i also think we should keep in mind — also think we should keep in mind that this isjust reverting to where we were a few years _ reverting to where we were a few years ago. mr xi and mr trump— few years ago. mr xi and mr trump announced a fentanyl deal. — trump announced a fentanyl deal. the _ trump announced a fentanyl deal, the bare minimum was keeping _ deal, the bare minimum was keeping that kind of communication open so that any accidental— communication open so that any accidental clash doesn't turn into— accidental clash doesn't turn into war. _ accidental clash doesn't turn into war, that's something that's_ into war, that's something that's been going on for a long time — that's been going on for a long time so— that's been going on for a long time so in_ that's been going on for a long time. so in a way, we are returning _ time. so in a way, we are returning to

lucy will be here shortly- it's a _ before. thank you. lucy will be here shortly.lucy will be here shortly. it's a busy day _ before. thank you. lucy will be here shortly. it's a busy day of— before. thank you. lucy will be here shortly. it's a busy day of news. - shortly. it's a busy day of news. will be taking you through it all at the top of the hour. hello. some of us may have started on the mildish side this morning, but things are already changing out there. arctic air, the blue colours in here, spreading to all parts of the uk during the rest of today, but notjust here — surging right the way through the heart of europe, down towards the mediterranean, with some significant snow over the alps. once that cold air is in place, we're going to stay on the colder side of things through much of this week ahead. temperatures generally below normal and more regular night frosts to be expected, as well. the turn to colder weather today is because we've got a massive area of low pressure to the east of us, high pressure to the west and so northerly winds developing ri

lucy, thank you. lucy williams _ palestinian citizens. lucy, thank you.occupied jerusalem waiting there for some palestinian detainees to return home. according to the deal that's been made with every hostage every three palestinians are released from jail. that's why we've been seeing their ratio that we have. as lucy was explaining, no adult men or anyone convicted of murder being exchanged. but that detainees range from things from throwing stones through to attempted murder. bbc arabic news' muhannad tutunji spoke to one of those convicted of a more serious crime as she was reunited with her family amid a police presence. i think we can go to the idea of briefing. i'm told momentarily we will hear what he has to say. of course we're at the stage and day three. let's listen in. translation: aood three. let's listen in. translation: good evening- _ today many, ella, irma, aviva. abigail idan is four years old. she's an orphan now. her parents were slaughtered by the hamas terror organisation that she is a hero. a real heroine. because we know that this

lucy, as we seak crossed the checkpoint. lucy, as we s - eak to crossed the checkpoint. checkpoint. lucy, as we speak to you, we're looking at - crossed the checkpoint. lucy, as we speak to you, we're looking at life l speak to you, we're looking at life pictures of bethune avenue. what we know about the palestinians who are due to be released today. at least one we believe is female and the rest are male. we know most of the people on that list of 300 prisoners are being chosen, most of those are teenage boys. some of them 18, some of them 16, 17. that seems to reflect, i think most of the women if this transfer goes ahead as planned, most of the women on that list so as i say six women we believe and 33 miners do to come out. believe and 33 minors do to come out. lucy, thank you. our middle east correspondent in beitunia in the middle east. earlier, i spoke to noam sagi — his 75—year—old mother is being held hostage. he is one of the family members who is waiting for news. so the last we heard from mum was on the 7th of october at 924 israel time when she was still tex

us, lucy.is morning. new faces walking through the door this morning-— this morning. interesting and i thou~ht this morning. interesting and i thought it _ this morning. interesting and i thought it was _ this morning. interesting and i thought it was striking - this morning. interesting and i thought it was striking that i this morning. interesting and i l thought it was striking that lord cameron, as he now is, was accompanied by andrew mitchell who will be the most senior foreign minister in the commons to be representing the government. they will clearly be something of a double act given lord cameron will not be able to answer questions on his brief in the commons from the elected representatives in our democracy. it is worth reminding our view that that is because david cameron effectively retired from front—line cameron effectively retired from front-line politics— cameron effectively retired from front-line politics when he left his home here _ front-line politics when he left his home

[ríe] lucy, no fui... lucy, déjame. pero yo no quería... lucy... [llora] vamos. mejor lucy en unos días se olvida y me perdona. [ríe] ¡10.000 visitas tiene tu video! mira, mira la cara del cura. yo creo que ahí perdió hasta la fe. a ver, güey. vuelves a poner este video, y le voy a dar 10.000 visitas, pero a tus nalgas. [timbre] solo de pensar en su vida de casado, se le revolvieron las tripas... yo creo que vomitó porque se acordó que se iba a acostar con la chilindrina. [ríe] no hay problema, en serio. está chistoso. digo, yo soy el primero de reírme de mí mismo. ¿eh? ah, ¿sí? - no. ¿a poco no? - sí. es que, ¿cómo dices tú? ¿cómo, cómo? - mira, ¿cómo le dices tú? - [todos ríen] [cristales rotos] ese celular vale más que tu carro. ups, se me resbaló. - ¿lucy? - hola. hola, buenos días. qué bien te ves, qué radiante, qué guapa. - [golpea] ¡qué fuerte! lucy, dame cinco minutos, por favor, dame cinco minutos, cinco minutos. no te quito más. ¿qué quieres? ¿me miras por eso que me acabas de poner? - sí. - vamos a platicar. hago lo que sea, lo que quieras, ¿me hinco?

lucy williamson, bbc news.turning to other news now, the pogue's front man has died at the age of 65. he was discharged from hospital last week after being treated for in cap a lightest. he fronted the band from 1982 until the band broke up into any 14. they are best known for their christmas hit song "fairytale of new york." david cilento reports. >> ♪ there was christmas eve, babe in the truck tank an old man said to me ♪ ♪ >> happy christmas, i pray god it is our last. a bleak drink song duet about lives gone wrong is not your normal christmas classic. but it was a trademark. >> ♪ i turned my face awaand dr♪ >>'s band the pogue's, brought a rambunctious attitude to irish folk. born out of his years in the london punk scene, shane hooligan, as he called himself, won a literary scholarship to public school. >> ♪ as i wandered down the long lonesome highway ♪ reporter: he was behind it all a writer, a rare talent. he created beauty and poetry out of hard lives and harder drinking. something he understood well.

lucy. — wait. yourjourney to where you are now. lucy. it's— wait.sting, you - wait. yourjourney to where you are now, lucy, it's interesting, you are| now, lucy, it's interesting, you are trained as a ballet dancer. i started dance for a while and i thought maybe i can work as a dancer, then i got an opportunity to go to england, this is six years ago, so to be honest i stop dancing, i don't think i've done anything since then, but i like dancing but i focus on boxing. for a long time, and that's what i think this saturday is going to go don't really well for me. i put my focus right. obviously, boxing you think of the power with your fist but i suppose that background in dance and karate with the help with the footwork as well, you are light on your feet? yes, i believe so, ithink well, you are light on your feet? yes, i believe so, i think it is coming to a loss of coordination, to time power right, and use the energy in the right way during a fight as well, so definitely, everything i have done has brought something to the performance i am doing

lucy, thank you very much. we will _ they are needed. lucy, thank you very much.y are needed. lucy, thank you very much. we will share your . they are needed. lucy, thank you . very much. we will share your report including images emerging from gaza later in the program. thank you lucy williamson live injerusalem. a short time ago we heard, his appealfrom international agencies to take care of israeli hostages in gaza. ' :: ., ., ., , gaza. over 150 of a hostages men, women, children, _ gaza. over 150 of a hostages men, women, children, babies, - gaza. over 150 of a hostages men, women, children, babies, who - gaza. over 150 of a hostages men, women, children, babies, who is. women, children, babies, who is taking care of them? who is holding a ten—month—old baby? i'll tell you, ruthless terrorists are holding him hostage in gaza. we call on the international organization, especially the red cross to use every tool at their disposal to gain access to our hostages. to make sure they are receiving the medical care they are receiving the medical care they need. 0ur h

we hear— lucy! i'm sorry, it is good to know everything. we hear these - lucy!ll the time, and you think you know what you mean, and the difference between yellow and amber may not be clear to people, so thank you very much for talking us through all of that. g , , ., i. much for talking us through all of that. , , ., ., 3 much for talking us through all of that. , , ., ., _ ., that. just before you go, lucy, one other thing — that. just before you go, lucy, one other thing to _ that. just before you go, lucy, one other thing to consider _ that. just before you go, lucy, one other thing to consider is, - that. just before you go, lucy, one other thing to consider is, if - other thing to consider is, if you're worried about the warnings, think of it as a traffic light system. read, the top one, that is the most hazardous one, then you have got amber which is the one down from that, still impacts from that, and then yellow which would be green if it was a traffic light, so that is a way to think about it. find if it was a traffic light, so that is a way to think ab

lucy. _ really making progress. but i guess. lucy. to _ really making progress.i guess, lucy, to come back i really making progress. but i j guess, lucy, to come back to you, if you look at the list of things that came out of the summit or at least some agreements, fentanyl discussions, artificial intelligence agreements to resume military communication, does of the cell president biden got a lot of what he might have been hoping for going into this meeting. i think it did. i'm not saying it's— think it did. i'm not saying it's hot— think it did. i'm not saying it's not positive, just think it's— it's not positive, just think it's very— it's not positive, just think it's very much a reflection of how— it's very much a reflection of how poor— it's very much a reflection of how poor relations were and how poor— how poor relations were and how poor communications was. re—establishing these very basic— re—establishing these very basic things is considered a positive _ basic things is considered a positive. i mean, i see it as a positive — positive. i mean, i see it a

hi, lucy, nice to meet you.sakawa is developing what could become the world's first robot guide dog. oh, my gosh, is it a navigation tool? is it like a different aid, other than a long white cane? yes, yes. 0h, brilliant! a mobile phone app is used to programme a destination into the suitcase, which plans a route and directs the user. just hold the handle — not too tight. which button? ai voice: resume navigation. yeah, resume navigation. just hold. 0h! 0k, bye. bye! i've never been guided by an ai before, this is so cool! ai voice: push the elevator button on your front. .. - push the elevator button on your front left. no way — no way! it's moving me round the lift! we're going down. go! it's not a guide dog. forward ! no, door�*s not closing! no, suitcase! ok, i'm out the lift — go! faster, faster, faster, faster, faster. i think he's possibly going slow because there's loads of stuff around me. he's just being careful. he cares about my wellbeing. come on, robot, you can do it. there's amazing people out the

hello, i'm lucy grey.paving the way for a second day of hostage exchanges to take place on saturday. israel says qatar, which is mediating the deal, has given it a list of the names of the next i3 israelis to be released — most of them are children. 2a hostages released on friday have spent the night in hospitals in israel — they are said to be in good health. the israelis have been reunited with their families and are undergoing further medical and psychological checks, as are the filipino and thai hostages freed under a separate deal. the united nations says 137 trucks carrying urgently needed aid crossed into gaza on friday. it's the biggest humanitarian convoy to enter the territory since the conflict began early last month. similar quantities of aid are scheduled to follow over the next three days of the truce. thousands of displaced palestinians have used

lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. christian: pain lucy joins us this evening.some detail to give you. we have been told by the foreign ministry in qatar that those released from israeli prison include 30 minors and three women, and 11 israelis have been released including three french citizens, two german citizens, and six argentinian citizens. what is the public mood around the two day extension, lucy? lucy: i think there has been a lot of support for the extension on both sides. here in israel the government is doing something of a juggling act with its two main priorities, destroying hamas and getting the hostages back. it is under a lot of pressure from the army and military not to pause for too long, not to give hamas too much time to regroup. and it is under pressure from the families of hostages here in israel. they have been running a big public campaign to do everything they can to get every chance to get every last hostage out. i think this two day pause is popular, but the government is caught somewhere in between these two pressure. christian: i kno

you are right, lucy. so the time and katter is an hourahead right, lucy.this morning at 10am so there are all sorts of different timescales at the moment but what they seem to say that press conference was that 7am either qatari or israeli time, there is difference in it. that ceasefire would begin and then really a wide period of time. they're talking for pm tomorrow afternoon that the first batch of civilian hostages would be handed over. now, the qatari foreign ministry seems to be saying that israel has already received the list of hostages that would be released. i was talking to the family of family of one of the hostages just a little earlier today and they were saying that, as yet, those who have child hostages in the family, for example, they believe that their children will be among the releases but nobody really knows those names just yet. even the families have no confirmation just yet of who will be released and went because, remember, as well, this is due to be a phased hostage release. we are told over a period of four days, initially, there

all right, lucy, thank you for that, lucy williamson life in the west bankin lucy williamson life ink in ramallah. israel and hamas have been at war now for nearly seven weeks. a delicate and difficult set of negotiations resulted in today's hostage deal. with more on that, here's frank gardner. october the 7th, say israel is, was that 9/11, the worst single day of attack on jews that 9/11, the worst single day of attack onjews since the holocaust. over 1200 killed and 200 taken hostage. caught off guard, the israeli government retaliated. translation:— israeli government retaliated. translation: , ., , ., translation: citizens of israel, we are at war, translation: citizens of israel, we are at war. not _ translation: citizens of israel, we are at war, not an _ translation: citizens of israel, we are at war, not an operation, - translation: citizens of israel, we are at war, not an operation, not. translation: citizens of israel, we are at war, not an operation, not a l are at war, not an operation, not a round of fighting, at war.— round of fighting, at war. israel unreleased _ rou

indeed, lucy. i was monitoring _ the next few hours. indeed, lucy. was monitoring indian _ the next few hours. indeed, lucy. i was monitoring indian tv _ the next few hours. indeed, lucy. i was monitoring indian tv today. i l was monitoring indian tv today. i used to be based in india, this is a huge national moment for the country. one of pride, because after some 17 days, these workers are all fine, and they were able to get through to them and oxygen, and of course they will be getting medical checks. what we've seen in some of the images are makeshift hospitals set up, lots of food and supplies. we were hearing how it is so cold in that part of the himalayas, they will be having blankets on standby to ensure the men are fine once they come out of that tunnel. it is remarkable to see those first images of the first construction worker, he was taken out of that tunnel. as i say, it feels like a moment of pride for injured that all of the men have been safely rescued after their worst some snags and challenges with that rescue operation. i think one

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lucy is going to look at both. it is going to determine what they are made of. psyche is going specifically to a metallic asteroid where is this one and all of these are giving clues -- giving us clues. their question is, why this asteroid? it is all happening now. it has been in the works for years and years because these are the clues to how we developed ultimately and how we developed life here on this planet. >> how did you choose that particular sample from osiris-rex on display against the dozens of asteroids you have so far? >> three samples will be going on exhibit one here. one at three sedar he said, one at the university of arizona where ti is at the university of arizona. it is really a matter of finding a stone that we thought was typical of the type of material. we needed something that was durable. it has to transfer across the country. we want something photogenic, relatively flat. they went to 5, 6, 7 stones. it was sort of the goldilocks effect. they found one that was just right and that is what they get share with the american public. >> did

lucy. so why asteroids? why now? what has happened to generate this interest in asteroids, not just from the united states but from other countries arod the world? >> well, lucy was launched years ago. psyche has been in the planning and the just launched a month ago, and is goingo an asteroid datacenter between mars and jupiter. lucy that's on its way from years ago is going to an asteroid belt that one of the group of asteroids that it's probably thousands if not millions precedes jupiter in its orbit, at another group is right behind jupiter in itsrbit. and lucy is going to look at those and is going to determine what they a made of. the other is going specifically to a metallic asteroid we as this one was a stony asteroid. at all of these are giving as clues. the question is why is this asteroid -- is all happening up at his been in the works for yearsnd years because these ar the clues as to how we develop and ultimately as tim said, how we develop life here on this planet. >> tha you. >> how did you choose that

it is a very good point, lucy- exactly- _ have got? it is a very good point, lucy. exactly. is a very good point, lucy. exactly. we have _ have got? it is a very good point, lucy. exactly. we have been - have got? it is a very good point, lucy. exactly. we have been able have got? it is a very good point, i lucy. exactly. we have been able to get supplies to seven hospitals a week ago. we can supply anyone at the moment. they need to have clean running water, and that is a huge problem right now, the water is not running, just to be able to continually clean wounds. sure, i have patched up your wound but if you don't keep it clean and covered it will get infected and it'll be the infection kills you. the patient who are coming in have massive burns, very dirty ones from being under rubble and all the other things that happen when you have an explosion wouldn't, so even if you pat somebody up, their chances of recovery are not good under the circumstances.— recovery are not good under the circumstances. what happens in a hos - ital circumstances. what happens in a hospital wh

lucy williamson “oining us from east * fire. lucy williamson “oining us from east jerusalem.om east jerusalem. thank you very from eastjerusalem. thank you very much indeed. today we have seen the release of 1a israelis, three foreign nationals and 39 palestinian former prisoners from israeli jails. stay with us, there more coming up here on bbc news. hello, this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak with the headlines. israel confirms that 16 israeli hostages and three foreign nationals are now backin and three foreign nationals are now back in israel on the third day of a four—day pause in fighting in gaza. amongst the 1a four—day pause in fighting in gaza. amongst the 16 released israelis was abigail edan, a four—year—old girl with dual israeli us nationality. and as part of the deal, 39 palestinian detainees have now also been released by israel. meanwhile, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has himself visited gaza for the first time since the start of the conflict. he told his troops, "we will continue until victory." and this is the scene live in ramallah, in the w

lucy fisher from the financial _ attack on sunak tonight.er from the financial times, _ attack on sunak tonight. lucy fisher from the financial times, thank- attack on sunak tonight. lucy fisher from the financial times, thank you j from the financial times, thank you very much forjoining us and i should say if you do want more on that breaking story and that letter, from suella braverman to rishi sunak and more analysis from our teams at westminster you can of course go to the bbc news website. now to our other main story of the day. medical staff at gaza's biggest hospital say a mass grave has been dug for patients, who died after it ran out of fuel. a doctor at the al shifa hospital says around 200 have been buried, after dying when vital hospital equipment stopped working due to power cuts and fuel shortages, caused by israel's offensive against hamas. fighting between the israeli military and hamas is continuing around the hospital. israeli tanks have surrounded the facility and there've been reports of explosions nearby. the uk and the

in 2020, that brought lucy to paris likely — site. _ site. in 2020, that brought lucy to paris likely and i stop _ site. in 2020, that brought lucy to paris likely and i stop you - site. in 2020, that brought lucy to paris likely and i stop you live - paris likely and i stop you live regularly ridden a bike before and yet, thejourney regularly ridden a bike before and yet, the journey started from there, really. wicking applied to the hospital and now she is an elite paris cyclist training and chasing the paralympic dream. 0ver paris cyclist training and chasing the paralympic dream. over the last three years, she has been fighting for a spot on the paralympic team and most recently claimed gold at the world championships.- and most recently claimed gold at the world championships. you've got a home crowd — the world championships. you've got a home crowd of _ the world championships. you've got a home crowd of people _ the world championships. you've got a home crowd of people cheering - the world championships. you've got a home cro

yeah, indeed, lucy. an agreement _ what are you hearing? yeah, indeed, lucy.and _ what are you hearing? yeah, indeed, lucy. an agreement and has - what are you hearing? yeah, indeed, lucy. an agreement and has been - lucy. an agreement and has been reached now between israel and egyptian authorities, actually, in orderfor at egyptian authorities, actually, in order for at least two litres or two tankards of field to come over the rafah crossing from egypt into gaza every day. this is a bequest that came in from the united states and has been unilaterally approved by the israeli cabinet. some 60,000 litres of fuel would be able to come in across the rafah crossing from egypt every day in order to be given to the un, which were saying that it would have to cease its aid distribution because of a lack of aid. so that is going to be some solace at least for the un to be able to contribute and to continue its aid distribution but a reminder that at the beginning of this conflict that you needed it needed 600 thousand litres per day and that would be ten times what

hello, lucy- we have _ released, how are they doing? hello, lucy. lucy. we have been preparing - released, how are they doing? hello, lucy. we have been preparing for- released, how are they doing? helifi, lucy. we have been preparing for the worse, but hoping for the best. it seems like the hostages that were released yesterday are relatively in better shape than our worst expectations. obviously, especially the kids have an amazing ability to recover and some of them have been with their family members, with their mothers, so that can also ease their mothers, so that can also ease the situation. but it is a very long recovery process, and we don't know yet exactly what are their medical and mental problems, and despite the excitement and thejoy, and mental problems, and despite the excitement and the joy, as we said, we will have to follow up and see what exactly they need. of course at the same time, more than 200 hostages are still captive in gaza. they are not getting this kind of professional care for their needs, and we really hope that this w

quite a while, l lucy.ave a distinctive wining engine, and it was a fairly relentless attack. 75 drones were launched towards kyiv and the surrounding region from the north and east mostly, and the majority of them were shot down according to the authorities. i think that is a reflection of ukraine's improved air defences, but it has been a quiet few weeks where they were growing fears that russia has been stockpiling its drones and missiles, and there have also been worries that russia would resume its strategy of targeting ukrainian infrastructure as winter continues to bite. i think those fears have very much been realised in a very abrupt way this morning, and the worry is more could come. white manual and what has president zelensky had to say? he white manual and what has president zelensky had to say?— zelensky had to say? he reference to the strikes this _ zelensky had to say? he reference to the strikes this morning _ zelensky had to say? he reference to the strikes this morning where i zelensky ha

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lucy williamson, bbc news. let's return to orla guerin.e to end in a few hours. is there any word on a possible extension? it's hanging in the balance tonight. talks have been going on in carter involving —— in doha involving egypt and qatar, the talks have been difficult, told us in the last hour the chances of an extension were only 20%. israel's cabinet has been meeting tonight to discuss the same issue. clearly in the last few days the deal has been fraying. there have been arguments about who was being handed over, hostages have been released late in the day. if there is no agreement on another extension then tomorrow morning at 7am local time that ceasefire will expire and just add we've had antony blinken here today, the us secretary of state, telling israel that there cannot be a repeat of the massive loss of civilian life that happened in the north of gaza if and when it resumes its offensive. firia in the north of gaza if and when it resumes its offensive. orla guerin, thank you. — resumes its offensive. orla guerin, thank you. in

lucy williamson, bbc news, jenin.month—old baby — the youngest hostage being held in gaza — has been killed with his mother and four—year—old brother. hamas — which is designated a terrorist organisation by the uk government — claims they were killed by an israeli air strike. 16 more hostages have been released from gaza tonight in exchange for palestinian prisoners. here's our senior international correspondent, 0rla guerin. baby kfir. a nation has been waiting for him to come home. but tonight, a claim from hamas that the ten—month—old was killed by israel's bombardment of gaza. hamas says his four—year—old brother, ariel, was also killed. along with their mother, shiri, who tried so hard to protect them as they were taken hostage. the israeli army says it is a cruel claim, and they are investigating. relatives say they are waiting for the military to confirm, or hopefully refute it. just yesterday, a cousin was pleading for the children's release. we love them so much. they are a tiny baby that we hold and we pass

fred leparan, a social worker from mama lucy kibaki hospital in nairobi, sold our undercover reportert out of the maternity unit for $3,000. immediately after the film was aired, the police launched an investigation into the theft of children at mama lucy and arrested a number of hospital staff. newsreader: three medical officers at a public hospital. in nairobi have been arrested in relation to a suspected child trafficking syndicate. the prosecution called dozens of witnesses to testify. the africa eye investigation was used in court as a key part of the prosecution's case. as the case dragged on, i went to meet a mama lucy employee who agreed to speak, providing we protect his identity. i want to find out how fred managed to traffic children from the hospital so openly, and was he acting alone? according to him, the problem was far bigger than we ever realised. but how has this network been allowed to thrive for so long? after two years, the judge found that fred leparan and selina awuor had a case to answer — a decision that could have huge consequences if they were ultimately fou

live now to lucy williamson who is injerusalem.ng the northern part of gaza are crucial, aren't they? that caused some delays in the deal yesterday, didn't it?— caused some delays in the deal yesterday, didn't it? yes, that is ri . ht, yesterday, didn't it? yes, that is riaht, as yesterday, didn't it? yes, that is right. as you _ yesterday, didn't it? yes, that is right, as you were _ yesterday, didn't it? yes, that is right, as you were saying, - yesterday, didn't it? yes, that is right, as you were saying, now l yesterday, didn't it? yes, that is| right, as you were saying, now is the moment when hostages are supposed to be handed over to the red cross, and we'rejust supposed to be handed over to the red cross, and we're just waiting to hear whether in fact that happens. that normally comes through, some indication, within the next hour or two. yesterday there were long delays to that process, a reminder of how easily this process can go off track. the reasons hamas gave for holding back as hostages. hours was partly the slow tri

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i think you're right, lucy. _ leaders are offering that. i think you're right, lucy. think you're right, lucy. people focus| leaders are offering that. i think. you're right, lucy. people focus on immigration but look at the world at the moment, conflicts everywhere, fear of climate change, fear of another pandemic. i think throughout history those kinds of circumstances have encouraged leaders, strong personalities, geert wilders whatever you think of him is a strong personality. but, yes, offering clear, simple solutions. these are not people whose manifestos will show you we are going to consolidate fiscally in the second quarterly. no, no, no. they will say if we crackdown on immigration or in geert wilders's case, ban the koran, your life will get better. one could debate whether thatis get better. one could debate whether that is a serious programme for government but i think there is no question about the fact it is a very appealing message at the moment. find appealing message at the moment. and if this message continues to resonate in other european countries

lucy, thank you very much indeed.he manchester united manager erik ten hag came out fighting today, insisting that he is the man to turn the team's fortunes around. they lost 3—0 at home to manchester city last weekend and were then knocked out of the league cup on wednesday by newcastle united by the same scoreline at old trafford. they are at fulham in the lunchtime kick—off on saturday. they are positive. they want to put this right. we know the standards here, and we have to match the standards every day. and we had two big setbacks, but we will fight back. and this dressing room is strong, the staff is strong, this manager's strong to put this right. liverpool are at luton on sunday. luis diaz is available again after missing the last two games. he was allowed time off after his father was kidnapped. though he hasn't been released yet, there is more positive news coming out of colombia. diaz returned to training on wednesday, but he won't be pressured into playing. the news from colombia, i didn't get that person

hello, i am lucy gray. is clear and it is unwavering. hello, iam lucy gray. am lucy gray. lockim to verify live —— welcome to verify live. the armed wing of the palestinian group hamas says the youngest israeli hostage in gaza, ten—month—old baby, kfir bibas, as well as his four—year—old brother, ariel, and their mother, shiri, were killed in an israeli air strike on the gaza strip. israel said it is checking the claim, which the bbc has not yet been able to verify. the family are among the highest—profile civilian hostages yet to be freed. relatives had issued a special appeal for the family's freedom after the children and their parents were not included in the group freed on tuesday. a statement from the missing family form say the family have been informed of the claims and are waiting for the information to be confirmed and hopefully refuted by military officials. the idf also issued a statement saying that hamas issued a statement saying that hamas is wholly responsible for the security of all hostages in the gaza strip. hamas must be held accountable,

rajini: lucy williamson reporting from the checkpoint.uss that aspect of today's news in more detail, we can go live to a lawyer and cofounder of military court watch, an organization which monitors the treatment of children in israeli military detention. thanks very much for joining us on bbc news. let me get your reaction to today's events. >> well, i think it is positive, but as everyone has noted, it is temporary -- is a temporary cease-fire. as far as we know, the bombing will start again in about 80 hours. rajini: and tell us more about what you know about these palestinian prisoners who have been released. what more does your organization know about them? >> the story behind these children who have just been released, their stories will be the same as the other 700 or so palestinian children who were detained in the occupied west bank each year. the significant feature of these cases we find based on about 1100 testimonies we have collected from the children in the last 11 years or so is where they live. according to our evidence,

this i will kill myself, but mistrust will strangle the snake , let your embrace, what is it like lucyip, i ’m weakening. like a convict's neck, she hung herself on him, but if someone unexpectedly finds me here with you, then i will pay with my head, we must part, goodbye. so, like a gentle admirer, a bully dog, a personal raft, a corrupt one, a fair jester, a deceiver, a scoundrel, a traitor, so, what is the price for tenderness, my love, i stand up for you like a mountain, i refused to avenge my brother, i am sacred put on a mask, composed a fairy tale for the family, and you, to whom you came to home, to my sister, empty-headed, you are cheerful and healthy with her, with me you are paralyzed, but you will answer for deception, you will answer for the murder of your brother. grab me, father, lieutenant, captain, wait, and remember, dear , i am clean before you, why are you putting me to death, here, grab the scoundrel, i will bring you the creator of the heavenly suns of your eyes, that i am faithful to my love, listen and yes, i was dishonest. she could give us away, lies, i ’m ju

and lucy, ithink we prisoner, live pictures of 0fer prison.ome point we will also see pictures from the israeli authorities, potentially of the hostages being handed over as well, and needless to say we are following every line of this developing story for you. we will be back with you, know you are watching closely as well, with me in the studio. frank, i i would like to start with you firstly, what do we know about what will happen with the hostages once they are released? what kind of time line are we looking at, what will they go through before they are allowed to be with their families again? right. be with their families again? right, well, as of now, _ be with their families again? right, well, as of now, we _ be with their families again? right, well, as of now, we are _ be with their families again? right, well, as of now, we are poised - be with their families again? right, well, as of now, we are poised at l well, as of now, we are poised at any minute for them to come out, to be handed over, across the border, the southern border o

lucy williamson, bbc news, southern israel.podcast the conflict on bbc sounds. the uk economy flatlined between july and september, according to the latest figures from the office for national statistics. interest rates rises have hit all areas of the economy especially new housebuilding and consumer spending. 0ur economics editor faisal islam reports. when construction companies are going bust, house building, like at this new development in sussex, can grind to a halt. and so can the entire economy. five minutes away at the lansing industrial park, the effects of fewer new houses have a knock—on impact at the factory for newly built kitchens. we're currently tracking at around 30% down as a general market around house build new sites, and that in turn of course is impacting our business heavily. so, certainly for us as a business it is a growth problem, not an inflation problem. so, inflation can always be tackled by different measures, and it all comes back to the market decline that we have seen across housebuilding as an i

hello, i'm lucy hockings. welcome to bbc news now. the head of gaza's biggest hospital says nearly 180 people are being buried in a mass grave there after it ran out of fuel. fighting between the israeli military and hamas continues around the al—shifa hospital. that's prompted growing international concern, with president biden saying he wants "less intrusive action". medical staff at al—shifa say the lives of 36 premature babies are hanging in the balance. this is an image of some — made public by the hospital on sunday. it said they had been placed on a bed after the fuel ran out to power the generators to keep their incubators going. their current condition is not known, although a hospital spokesperson on monday said three of the original 39 babies had died. israel insists it is only targeting hamas, and that their command centre is in tunnels beneath the hospital. it has also released these images, which it says are of incubators which it is offering to supply to al—shifa hospital. but there is no indication yet that the medical

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lady lucy french. _ button to the next generation.u so much for joining us. that was the scene in whitehall, this is the cenotaph right in the centre, the sunshine just touching the top of the memorial that will be at the centre of events today and tomorrow. in paris, president emmanuel macron has been holding similar events to mark armistice day in paris, they had been holding a moment of silence a meeting with people by the arc de triomphe in paris. particularly relevant given as we said president emmanuel macron calling on israel in his words to stop killing women, children and babies in gaza and backing calls for a ceasefire and let's take you to gaza this morning. smokers still rising. we have heard explosions again this morning and further warnings that the humanitarian situation in the territory is deteriorating. we know the al—shifa hospital, the largest in the territory has said it can no longer operate because it no longer has access to fuel for its generators. you will have the latest for you at the top of the other and we

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williamson lucy with a rare glimpse into shifa hospital in gaza. —— lucy williamson.say they have killed three suspects involved in an attack on a checkpoint injerusalem. at least four people were shot, including one who was critically injured. two others suffered light injuries. the police said all the injured were members of security services. colonel moshe tetro is the head of co—ordination and liaison at cogat, the israeli defence ministry body handling civil affairs in gaza. i spoke to him a little earlier. i asked him about whether what's been observed at al—shifa hospital so far amounts to an operational command centre. iam sure i am sure that you already know and understand the core strategy of hamas is to operate from within civilian facilities, from within the population. as we have shown in another hospital, as we know from other places where they are operating from, un facilities, from inside schools, from around civilian shelters etc, we are currently conducting the search operation in shifa hospital. we have shown what we have found until now. and when w

hello, i'm lucy grey. the temporary ceasefire agreed between israel and hamas appears to be holding, paving the way for a second day of hostage exchanges to take place on saturday. israel says qatar, which is mediating the deal, has given it a list of the names of the next 13 israelis to be released — most of them are children. 2a hostages released on friday have spent the night in hospitals in israel — they are said to be in good health. the israelis have been reunited with their families and are undergoing further medical and psychological checks, as are the filipino and thai hostages freed under a separate deal. the united nations says 137 trucks carrying urgently needed aid crossed into gaza on friday. it's the biggest humanitarian convoy to enter the territory since the conflict began early last month. similar quantities of aid are scheduled to follow over the next three days of the truce. thousands of displaced palestinians have used the pause in fighting to go back to their homes — despite israeli w

lucy, thank you very much.pictures from the children's hospital, we understand that the israeli defense forces have issued a call through loudspeakers for civilians to evacuate the hospital, civilians sheltering in the courtyard of that hospital, and many others of course sheltering around the other hospitals, and we are getting a line from the palestinian red crescent that says that israeli snipers have been shooting at another hospital, so getting a sense that the hospitals are very much being targeted in terms of what israel says they represent, because israel claims that the hospitals are concealing hamas command centres, tunnels, and fuel storage rooms, and they say, the israeli defense forces, that they are not targeting the hospitals perse they are not targeting the hospitals per se but because they are being used by hamas as human shields. as we have been hearing, the hamas health ministry says that at least 13 people were killed in that attack at al—shifa hospital, which is the largest in gaza. israeli