diana was also a president and patron of the royal marsden.en as somewhere that she will visit over the months ahead as she makes this very slow and careful return to public duty. where is she at in terms of the weight of her duties at the moment? you know, and compared to when she was, well, for instance. yeah. she's not doing anywhere near as much as she would be doing. we've not seen very much of her at all over the past year. and in fact, the visit to the royal marsden today is, i think, the most significant solo visit she has made in 12 months. it's almost exactly a year to the day that she was admitted to hospital for that major abdominal surgery that ultimately led to her having cancer treatment. so it has been a difficult year. she stepped right back from public duty, and i think it would be fair to say that everything is happening now on her terms in a way that she wants to do it with her leading the way and making the priorities that she wants. so we will see more of her this year. there's no question of that, but it will be very muc

we can see the royal marsden. we can see the pictures of her going through the front door. treatment she had to quietly go into the hospital through the side entrance and back entrance but she has been there at the hospital today thanking staff and getting involved and talking to patients. we have a statement from the princess of wales. she said, i want to say thank you to the royal marsden for looking after me so well during the past year, my heartfelt thanks to those who have quietly walked alongside william and me as we have navigated everything. we could not have asked for more. the care and advice we have received as a patient exceptional. the statement goes on to say, in my new role as joint patron of the royal marsden my hope is that by supporting ground—breaking research and clinical excellence and promoting family well—being, we might save more lives and transform the experience of all those impacted by cancer. it is a relief to now be in remission and i remain focused on recovery, as anyone who has experienced cancer, there's a lot to be thankful for, she says she

in september we at the royal marsden hospital in london. royal marsden hospital in london. in september we heard that the treatment was over and the chemotherapy was done but it is only today— chemotherapy was done but it is only today that _ chemotherapy was done but it is only today that the phrase in remission has come — today that the phrase in remission has come into play, she enters what is clearly _ has come into play, she enters what is clearly a _ has come into play, she enters what is clearly a new phase of her recovery, _ is clearly a new phase of her recovery, and it was interesting watching — recovery, and it was interesting watching the visit today, showed her sharing _ watching the visit today, showed her sharing her— watching the visit today, showed her sharing her story with other cancer patients— sharing her story with other cancer patients who had had a similar experience to herself. we heard her talking _ experience to herself. we heard her talking about the power family sunport— talking about the power family support an

over the past year, the princess of wales has been a patient at the royal marsden.described by kensington palace as "deeply personal and incredibly poigna nt". how are you finding it? the princess shared her own experiences with patients, including how she had had a port fitted, a device that allowed chemotherapy to be delivered into the bloodstream more easily. it was really nice to talk to somebody else who is going through a cancer journey. i have just had a port put in and she had the same. so it was just nice to hear how she felt about it. she said she was quite attached to it, which is a nice thought, because i havejust had it in, so it feels like a completely foreign entity at the moment. in a social media post after her hospital visit, the princess said... it was the first time the princess had described herself as being in remission. previous updates had just said her cancer treatment was over. it has been an incredibly tough couple of months for our entire family. it is almost exactly a year since the princess was admitted to hospitalfor surgery, which led

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over the past year, the princess of wales has been a patient at the royal marsden. you finding it? the princess shared her own experiences with patients, including how she had had a port fitted, a device that allowed chemotherapy to be delivered into the bloodstream more easily. it was really nice to talk to somebody else who is going through a cancer journey. i have just had a port put in and she had the same. so it was just nice to hear how she felt about it. she said she was quite attached to it, which is a nice thought, because i havejust had it in, so it feels like a completely foreign entity at the moment. in a social media post after her hospital visit, the princess said... it was the first time the princess had described herself as being in remission. previous updates had just said her cancer treatment was over. it has been an incredibly tough couple of months for our entire family. it is almost exactly a year since the princess was admitted to hospitalfor surgery, which led to the announcement she was receiving cancer treatment. her public duties were large

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and the princess of wales meets patients at the royal marsden hospital — as she thanks staff, who cared her, during cancer treatment. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. after more than a year of bloodshed, there are growing hopes that the war in gaza could finally be coming to an end. negotiatons in qatar, between israel and hamas, are said to be, in theirfinal stages. a qatari spokesman says an agreement is now "closer than it's been for months". the conflict began a65 days ago. the possible deal is thought to include the initial release of 3a israeli hostages. in return, it's expected that some palestinian prisoners would be freed. and an agreement would need to be reached on the future of gaza, including whether israeli troops can remain there. we'll be getting the latest from our gaza correspondent — and our teams injerusalem and washington after this report from our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley. with hopes rising of a breakthrough at last, all eyes were on what the qatari mediators had to say. we have reached a point where the major issues that were preventing a deal from h

and the princess of wales meets patients at the royal marsden hospital — as she thanks staff, who cared

she celebrated the news by surprising staff and patients at the royal marsden hospital in london.d royal's first official update on her health since completing chemotherapy in september. >>> and just like that, a manhattan landmark is getting a new look. >> in new york, they say you're always looking for a job, a boyfriend, or an apartment. >> the owner of the west village brownstone made famous as the exterior setting for carrie bradshaw's apartment in "sex and the city" got the okay from new york city to build an iron gate at the front of her famous stoop. the home is in a landmark zone. the owner says she wants to keep the constant stream of fans at a distance. >>> and it was business as usual for the workers at lumen industries. the cast of the apple tv-plus series "severance" took over manhattan's grand central terminal yesterday for a live pop-up. they all went about their business in a glass-enclosed office setting with fans watching. producer and director ben stiller was there with his camera. it was to promote season two which premieres on friday. >>> coming up first on "

after visiting the royal marsden hospital, kate whose husband prince william is first in line to theained i. "focused on recovery . you're live with bbc news. breaking news from south korea. investigators have arrested the acting chief of the presidential security service for blocking their attempts to arrest the impeached president. these are the live pictures from outside the presidential residence where there have been angry scenes and clashes as police try to enter the official compound where the president is holed up. a previous attempt to arrest him was blocked by his security guards. they say they are still trying to execute the arrest warrant against the president. 0ur correspondent is outside the presidential residence and she spoke to us in the last hour. it is daybreak now and as the sun rises the police and investigators are continuing to make their way outside the presidential compound. we now know that they have gone through two barricades that were set up by the security and have now reached the third one. that third one is essentially just outside the gate. we underst

. >> la princesa de gales volviÓ al hospital royal marsden de londres, donde llevÓ a cabo su tratamientocÁncer, lleva tiempo adaptarse a una nueva normalidad. >> una remisiÓn hace referencia a que desaparezcan o se reduzcan parcialmente los signos y sÍntomas que sugieren que hay un cÁncer. >> kate ha hecho apariciÓn en pocos eventos pÚblicos por motivos de salud. el anuncio podrÍa indicar que retomarÁ algunas actividades conforme le permitan los mÉdicos, dice este experto en monarquÍa. >> ella se va a permitir una mucha mayor participaciÓn de una cantidad importante de eventos el aÑo 2025. es una noticia tremendamente positiva. >> la familia real se vio duramente afectada por problemas de salud el aÑo pasado, en febrero. el palacio de buckingham anunciÓ que el rey carlos estaba recibiendo tratamiento de cÁncer. sin dar mÁs detalles de su estado. seis semanas despuÉs, en un emotivo mensaje take this opportunity, la princesa dijo tambiÉn que padecÍa cÁncer. >> incredibly tough couple of months. >> en septiembre publicÓ un video rodeada de su familia para anunciar que el proceso de quimiote

. >> while she might be the new patron of the royal marsden hospital, she's been a patient here too.irst time today, her royal highness revealing she is in remission from her own fight with cancer. >> thank you. yeah. you're okay? stay strong. >> okay. >> it's lovely to meet some of the patients here. >> the mom of three. giving comfort and courage to those in the midst of their cancer battles. >> i think it's really important for people to kind of have someone so high profile going through this experience, because i think it will allow people to talk about it more. >> they needed the support just as much as i did as a patient. >> kate marking her major milestone, writing in an instagram post it is a relief to now be in remission and i remain focused on recovery. i am, however, looking forward to a fulfilling year ahead. >> today i feel great. >> the news comes nearly a year after she stunned the world with a video announcing her diagnosis, and that she'd be stepping back from royal duties in january, i underwent major abdominal surgery in london, and at the time it was thought that

the royal marsden hospital in london is one of the country's leading cancer centers. princess kate middleton thanked the medical teams who helped her. she then offered support to the current patients there undergoing treatment. after the visit, she posted on social media that doctors say she is in remission. the princess says she's relieved and adjusting to a new normal. a lot more local news in the next half hour. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next. well, coming up at six, a disturbing attack in san francisco's neighbors say someone has been shooting ducks with darts at one of the city's largest parks. we're hearing from the family that first spotted the issue. also, the fire lines are holding in southern california as thousands of firefighters continue to battle those flames. we have the latest from the fire lines and where investigators are looking to determine how this all started. and as schools in the south bay are set to close, parents are trying to save a campus named after an american hero. the news at six starts right now. good evening a

president's comments suggest the pressure on europe is only going to increase our to contribute to. rachel marsden takes a closer look. so you're a defacto queen ursula wagner line. i'm elected european commission president is hanging out with their global as pals in their safe space at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland this week. and she sounding like someone on the couch at the shrinks office, trying to get moral support for our rocky relationship in this case with washington . now that trump is back in charge a lot is that steak for both sites. so our 1st priority will be to engage fairly, discuss common interests and be ready to, to negotiate. we will be product magic, but we will always stand by our principles. we will protect all interest and uphold our values because that is the european way. yeah. so much is at stake for trump that he was beating down to the nurse and was door demanding a meeting, not from just seem to be cool hanging out at mar lago in the weeks before as an occupation with populist you. leaders like italy's georgia, maloney and hug area and prime minister of

sally marsden�*s 83—year—old mother claimed she was the victim of an indecent exposure by a workman ine carer said, "your mum�*s reported he showed her his penis," so i was a little bit shocked, because we had a camera on the outside of the house, and what the video footage showed was him coming into the house. it was timed. as he came into the house, you could see him playing with himself. what were some of the issues you ended up having with the police? it took them a long time to agree that it was important to interview my mum on video, and that was four and a half months later, and by that stage, because of her dementia, she couldn�*t remember. i was doing my own research to try and find out where the suspect lived. it then went to a senior prosecutor, who rang the police sergeant at the local police station and said, "we�*ve decided to drop the case." the man who was accused of targeting her mum was eventually found not guilty, but in a separate case was convicted for possessing indecent images. sally says the system is the problem. i don�*t think it�*s taken very seriously, and i

but some western states are not happy about the prospect says are to contribute or rachel marsden explains. and as soon as i came, delegation arrived in moscow over the weekend to talk about the obvious question of how or if they can keep getting cheap for us and gas. now that ukraine has turned off the top on the pipeline that runs across the country and into europe, vayas little backyard. and getting to moscow apparently wasn't even straightforward . one of the delegation she's dyslexia and by speaker andre demco says that poland wouldn't let this fellow e u. countries delegation fly over its territory. because while the was just one big kindergarten class in poland is apparently the self appointed whole monitor. so this will vacuum plane had to had west on an aerial scenic tour of germany and the czech republic all the way around hole in just to then go north and then east to russia, a real dream for frequent flyer point collectors. anyway, the group of law makers is now in town to meet with russian parliamentary representatives, ministers, and also gas prom. clearly hoping that there's

here's our to contributor rachel marsden with details on the situation in france. well, i mean, i could ramble off a whole lot of success x, for example. people here are paying 20 percent more for food than they were before the ukraine complex or they're paying 40 percent more for electricity. i could just go on and on with stuff like that. never really ends and there is no end insights. but let's just face reality of what's really happening here. it's kind of like saying that if we're going to talk about statistics, is it really worth it? if you're, you've just been hit by a truck in your line, in the ditch with it. right on top of you. are you gonna ask yourself, you know, how much does this thing weigh? or you just gonna say, wow, i'm in deep trouble. and i, i really need help. you think that's what the would be doing but know instead what they're doing is they're looking around with a truck on them and they're saying it is my girlfriend's lives. can you see this is um, is he really impressed with this? and meanwhile he's just saying, um, do you have a wallet so

after visiting the royal marsden hospital, catherine — whose husband prince william is first in linefocused on recovery." you're live with bbc news. firefighters in los angeles are braced for the return of strong winds of up to 100km/h on tuesday evening as they continue to battle fires that are still of control. exactly a week after the first fire, at least 12,000 homes and buildings have been destroyed, 25 people have died. you can see here the two largest fires — the palisades and eaton fires — which continue to burn. firefighters in los angeles are warning that the strengthening winds may spread the flames further. 0ur los angeles correspondent emma vardy has this report. this is the moment looters enter an evacuated home in the palisades. they were later arrested and charged with stealing $200,000 worth of property. the promise that we made when we started this, that these criminals would be arrested, they would be prosecuted and they will be maximally punished. it isa it is a promise we are keeping. it's just one example of the crime wave authorities are tackling in the wake of

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over just how friendly this friendship is going to be, remains the are to contribute to our retail. marsden takes us the story as well as you thought that maybe the european union's chief diplomat kaya calice was a one hit wonder that all she could do every time she opened her mouth was a diplomatic equivalent of a toddler sitting down in the piano and mashing the keys together to bang out chopsticks like tune about how much she hates russia and bonham are put in. well, all the other plans of the circus tent fond over her. like she's some kind of gifted diplomatic genius. you be wrong because that look out folk. she's branching out for callouses latest acts. she's trying out the persona of the cheer leader who's desperately trying to get the attention of the dumb jock. that would be washington under the new trump administration. what comes to our relations and i've extended invitation to the secretary of state, mark rubio, to also join the foreigner 1st council and to explain the views of failure united states, and then also are willing to visit washington as soon as possible. yeah, you may

all right, or take contributor rachel marsden. rachel, thank you. hi, independent political research or greg simons told me that even if the you wanted to safeguard its own interest, it's become to a custom to, to serving us jill geopolitical goals and to can't shake those shackles in europe have never protected their own interests. uh, their interests uh, merely helping the us to achieve its geostrategic comparisons, but hey, some of the wrong there, and most of it gets pretty from again and again. i mean, they never come to the guy problem. you put a deal in selection, which stronger they do not come to estimate the wrong authority. now, when it comes to via the industrialization, the does it, the destruction of the old string bought was. this does all kinds of things that we people, the ideologues who you wouldn't put in charge of a hot dog stand in my mouth around them to do. because they used to giving orders from washington. then severe trouble because i never stood up to the united states and its try. it was with no honey russia about in chin

brown, jesse eisenberg, leanne morgan, danielle deadwyler, james marsden, from the boston celtics, jaysonum will be with us. and we'll have music from pete yorn, larkin poe, the milk carton kids and vera sola. so please join us for all of that. our first guest is one of my favorite people. in the whole town. he's an 11-time emmy-nominated actor and los angeleno through and through. please say hello to anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> oh, good to be seen, how are you, brother? >> jimmy: i'm good. i like this outfit you're wearing, too. it's utilitarian. the kind of thing you wear in a fashionable emergency, a fashion emergency, if you will. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you -- you were born here, you're raised here. you love this city, correct? >> yes, yeah, born and raise the right here in compton, california. >> jimmy: what's the ring you have on? >> my college fraternity ring, omega psi >> jimmy: i thought the dodgers slipped you one. >> i have a 2020 series world series ring, i'm waiting for my 2022 world series ring. i'm a child of los ange

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james marsden, who you saw right there some of his best work, just laying on the ground. [ laughter ] are the suspects? i wound up becoming one of the suspects. it sort of unfolds gradually over time. what you think is transpiring is only the tip of the iceberg. >> jimmy: okay, yeah, all right. good, i'm glad you said it. i would have said something like that and felt like i ruined it. >> i wouldn't want you to feel bad, you're good. >> jimmy: did you shadow the real secret service or anything like that? >> i talked to a lot of secret service agents. i saw a lot of security guards as well. just sort of witnessing them in work what they're constantly scanning for, for any sort of threat. like always being on guard. keeping their hands out of their pockets because you never know who you have to handle, any sort of situation. but also, their demeanor. they're not looking to escalate anything. they're looking to make sure the person gets from paint o to paint b without incident. they're not blood lust people. they're people looking to maintain control of the situation. >> jimmy: some of t

the royal marsden hospital in chelsea where she was treated for cancer. she says that she wanted to personally thank the staff for all her good care. kate announced that she had completed chemotherapy last september. the paladins palace described this visit as reflecting her own personal cancer journey. jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco this week. it's expected to draw thousands of people in. >> at millions of dollars to the local economy. kron four's joey horta was in union square where there is beefed up security. >> security is tight as thousands are expected in san francisco's union square. dozens of police officers on foot patrol and barricades around the westin saint francis for the 39th annual jp morgan healthcare conference. this is like the super bowl of health care on the minds of many december's brazen killing of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson in the streets of new york city in december. the suspect luigi maggi charged with murder protesters in san francisco demanding a public takeover of the health care ind

tomorrow night, james marsden and fortune feimster will join us.h music from hooray for the riff raff. our first guest is a very talented writer, director and actor, whose resume includes the super villains lex luthor and mark zuckerberg. [ laughter ] he wrote, directed, and stars in an excellent movie about cousins. "a real pain" is on hulu now. please welcome jesse eisenberg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks for coming. i know you live in new york, right? >> yes, but i was able to fly out here. >> jimmy: oh on a plane? >> yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] i was going to do a boat, but they said cat natural would take too long to be on the show. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we're going to reclaim that canal, and don't worry, it will go by like that. >> exactly. if this was next week, i think i could do the canal. they wanted me here the day after. >> jimmy: are you a good traveler? are you good on -- >> i'm a fine traveler. i'm not like in general a fine person. going through normal stuff, i don't excel. but traveling -- maybe traveling's an excepti

sterling k brown plays xavier collins, the lead secret service agent to the president, played by james marsden >> but when the president is murdered, the serene community is turned on its head and everything and everyone is questioned. the show was created by dan fogelman, the man behind this is us, in which brown starred. >> dan wrote it and i love him, so that was a very good start. he created a character that was very much unlike randall pearson, and that was appealing to me in terms of entering back into a television series. >> the scripts were, i think, off the hook and just it felt very fresh and exploring ideas that we haven't really seen before in film, tv, which is rare nowadays. you know, it's to get originality. >> dan does such an incredible job of creating these characters who are super complicated and hopefully ones that people can relate to. so it was really fun getting to read all the twists and turns. >> we didn't have the scripts, all of them, when we were auditioning. so a lot of the shocks that you went through in a very short amount of time happened to us over the course o

in "paradise", james marsden plays commander in chief, with sterling heading up his security detail!ore they tune into this show? >> it's based in relationships and it's fogelman. so he'll hit you in the feels from time to time. you'll be like, "oh." you got me there, but different than "this is us" because there's this engine of like who did it? >> you're the only one i really trust. >> did you kill him? >> no. >> denny: working opposite sterling how did you guys build that chemistry? what was the experience like? >> got on set and it was like okay. >> go, go, go. >> very easy. got got each other quick. >> what i like about james is that he has every reason not to be a good dude. he's famous. he's rich. he's very, very handsome. he could be a d-bag, but he's not. he's dope. >> kevin: still ahead... brad pitt gone gray! >> older! >> much older! >> kevin: the finally-divorced star shows off a bushy new look. plus, pitt's plans to make an "oceans 14." >> why do this? >> why not do it? >> kevin: then, et hits the high seas with orlando bloom and drew barrymore! >> in this scenario, i'm

and of course the royal marsden, is a hospital with a historic royal link.was diana, princess of wales who was first the royal patron of this hospital, followed by prince william. and now, 1499 00:08:55

and the princess of wales has made a surprise visit to the royal marsden hospital to thank staff who her dunng staff who looked after her during her cancer treatment. princess kate also met other patients at the london hospital, and the visit marks the first confirmation of where she was treated. a kensington palace spokesperson said the princess wanted to make the journey to both show her gratitude to the incredible team and also highlight the world leading care and treatment that marsden provides. catherine is now becoming the hospital's joint royal patron with her husband, prince william. and the comedian and actor tony slattery has sadly died at the age of 65 following a heart attack, his partner has announced this afternoon. slattery appeared on the channel four comedy show improvisation show whose line is it anyway? and comedy shows have it anyway? and comedy shows have i got news for you. he was the former president of the improvisation group cambridge footlights, and has recently been touring a comedy show in england. well, those are the latest headlines. i'll be back with yo

in an emotional instagram post earlier, she thanked staff at the royal marsden hospital for their exceptionalare, saying it's a relief to be in remission after chemotherapy. princess catherine also shared that adjusting to life after a cancer diagnosis does take time, but expressed hope for a fulfilling year ahead. and the message signed. catherine also thanked supporters for their kindness over the past year. those are the latest headlines. i'll be back with you in an hour. now though, it's over to jacob 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/alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. three things in life are certain death and taxes. you knew about and now socialists not understanding the law of unintended consequences. it was 19505 unintended consequences. it was 1950s communist china when chairman mao introduced his four pests campaign as part of the great leap forward, purporting to be scientifically sound. chinese citizens were mobilised to engage in a mass extermination campaign of sparrows as a mean

in an emotional instagram post, she thanked staff at the royal marsden hospital for their exceptionalare, saying it's a relief to be in remission after chemotherapy. princess catherine also shared that adjusting to life after a cancer diagnosis takes time, but expressed hope for a fulfilling year ahead. and that message signed catherine also thanked supporters for their kindness over the past year. those are the headlines for now. i'll be back with you in an hour. now though, it's over to nigel 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/alerts. >> gbnews.com/alerts. >> good evening. so, as you know, the chancellor of the exchequer, rachel reeves, has been off to china. now, to be fair, this was not a last minute panic trip. it was booked some time ago, although i have little doubt she would have urged the chinese. please, please, please buy government bonds because our ten and 30 year yields that mean interest rates have been going up and up and up over the course of the last few weeks, that at the same

in an emotional instagram post earlier, she thanked staff at the royal marsden hospital for their exceptionale, saying it's a relief to be in remission after chemotherapy. princess catherine also shared that adjusting to life after a cancer diagnosis does take time, but expressed hope for a fulfilling year ahead. the message signed catherine also thanked supporters for their kindness over the past year. that's the news on gb news. i'll be back with you in an hour now though, it's over to patrick 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/alerts. >> a radical islamist, a pakistani grooming gang and a transsexual paedophile walk into a pub. well, they might be allowed to, but you're not allowed to, but you're not allowed to, but you're not allowed to talk about them. there is an absolutely mental new law set to come into effect that could ban pub goers from talking about controversial topics, in case it might cause offence to pub staff. labour's new pub banter crackdown or workers rights charter to give it its offici

as the princess of wales reveals she's in remission and the new patron of the hospital, royal marsden, which treated her and a gerry adams pay out the man once described as the godfather of terrorism, gerry adams, could be compensated by the british taxpayer. >> we'll explain what that's all about. >> so i just think the whole concept of work life balance was invented by people who hate the work that they do. >> so that's the brewdog founder, james watt, who's caused a stir by labelling labelling britain one of the least work. i think he said, basically said we're the least work orientated countries in the world. we're asking you are we to work shy and is it possible to work shy and is it possible to be fat and fit.7 >> obesity experts are throwing aside their bmi charts, as it's revealed that more than 15 million brits are being wrongly labelled overweight. >> sure, of course they are. and taking the spirit out of flying. ryanair calls for the limit of two drinks at airports in a bid to kerb badly behaved passengers. >> and speaking of mayhem on flights, what do you make of this? if

the princess of wales pays a surprise visit to the royal marsden hospital, london, where she's now revealed she received treatment for her cancer. she's been thanking the staff who looked after her there. from today, everyone over the age of 50 in england will be sent a testing kit for bowel cancer, as the nhs expands its screening programme. and a warning that drones which deliver drugs and weapons into english prisons have now become a threat to national security. and coming up on bbc news: england wasted a golden opportunity to level the women's ashes, as they failed to chase 181, for victory in a nail—biting finish in melbourne. good afternoon. after more than a year of bloodshed, there are growing hopes that the war in gaza could finally be coming to an end. negotiatons in qatar between israel and hamas are said to be in theirfinal stages. a spokesman says an agreement is now "closer than it's been for months". the possible deal is thought to include the initial release of 33 hostages, including women, children, the wounded and the sick. in return, it's expected that some palestinian p