most of them coming from northern india. they have been praying — northern india.e last 17 days, hoping their loved — praying for the last 17 days, hoping their loved ones will come back. it is also _ their loved ones will come back. it is also a _ their loved ones will come back. it is also a great achievement for those — is also a great achievement for those involved in the rescue efforts because _ those involved in the rescue efforts because it — those involved in the rescue efforts because it is a mountainous area where _ because it is a mountainous area where it— because it is a mountainous area where it is— because it is a mountainous area where it is a _ because it is a mountainous area where it is a challenge for the authorities, and they were not able to go— authorities, and they were not able to go through it initially and they started _ to go through it initially and they started drilling vertically. they were _ started drilling vertically. they were using various options, going from _ were using various options, going from different ways and then using

a dramatic rescue in northern india — all 41 workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel for two and a halfks are finally free. our correspondent is there. this has been a moment 17 days in the making. and a bbc arabic investigation reveals some of the world's biggest oil companies, are polluting the air across the middle east. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. we will start in gaza breaking news in the last half hour or so. ten more is really hostages are reported to have been handed over by hamas this on the fifth day of the temporary pause in fighting. take a look at these pictures. we were live on air when we solve these. he seemed to be, you can see vehicles crossing the rafah crossing there, in southern gaza into egypt. the israeli army says based on information from the red cross, ten is really hostages have been released into other hostages, a foreign nationality, have also been released. you can see in the darkness that the red cross vehicles on their way into in egypt. some now live pictures fro

samira hussain keeping across the rescue for in uttarkashi in northern india.t to be at an all—time high. net migration hit a record figure of around 606,000 last year but the new office for national statistics figures are expected to show a new milestone of 700,000. our home editor, mark easton, reports. the nhs in england employs over a quarter million staff overseas, migrants taking up around 90% of the workforce, a high proportion still in social care with special government schemes allowing employers to recruit from around the world to cope with sky high vacancy rates —— to cope with sky high vacancy rates “19%. for suggestions the net migration figure may be a new record and the prime minister promising to reduce immigration, the government is considering a crackdown on foreign workers who are the biggest driver of the increased. among the ideas being considered are limiting to one number of relatives healthcare workers can bring with them. raising the minimum salary required to be eligible for most work visas. and abolishing the system allowing employers

rescue workers in northern india have finally managed to reach 41 men who've been trapped in a collapsedtunnel for more than two weeks. a pipe has been pushed through the rubble to bring the men out one by one on wheeled stretchers. relatives are gathered near the tunnel entrance waiting to be reunited with their loved ones. 0ur south asia correspondent samira hussain is at the scene and has just sent this report. slowly, carefully, one by one, the men will be pulled out. a rescue more than two weeks in the making. they will be assessed by medical teams before being taken to hospital. family members gathered at the tunnel site are related. translation:— the tunnel site are related. translation: i'm feeling very excited that _ translation: i'm feeling very excited that after _ translation: i'm feeling very excited that after so _ translation: i'm feeling very excited that after so many - translation: i'm feeling very| excited that after so many days translation: i'm feeling very i excited that after so many days of waiting for my brother he is now about to come out. it is something else a

rescue workers in northern india say they have reached the 41 workers who've have been trapped in a collapsedtain and greece over the sculptures known as the elgin marbles, with rishi sunak cancelling a meeting with his greek counterpart. us officials say a further 20 israeli women and children held hostage in gaza are expected to be released over the next two days after a deal was struck to extend a temporary ceasefire. in the last few hours, we've seen smoke rise in the gaza skyline. there are reports of earlier gunfire and some explosions in the north—west part of gaza city according to our gaza correspondent rushdi abualouf, who's currently based in turkey. it's unclear who started the reported exchange of fire. some palestinian media are suggesting it's a smaller palestinian armed group who weren't aware of the extension to the ceasefire agreement. it's understood the incident has been reported to mediators in qatar. the latest group of hostages, nine children and two women, were freed by hamas late in the evening. the israelis were flown by helicopter to a hospital in tel aviv. in retur

anyonejoining us, we are watching live pictures from the northern part of india where in the northernart of india where in the last hour and a half, the news has emerged those workers who have been trapped underground for 17 days have been successfully brought to the surface. one by one, they have all come out, and we were looking at some of the still pictures. i want to put a couple back on the screen, because look at that. that picture just tells you everything you need to go in terms of the smiles, the hugs from both the politicians and the greeting parties. more importantly from those men themselves. that was the very first image we got, and he looked shell—shocked. some of the pictures subsequently, there they are, the smiles, the garlands as those all—around clap each of those men as they get to the surface. there has been such a trauma right across india as they have watched and waited and hoped and seen so many failed attempts, butjust look at that. that image is what everyone involved in this operation had hoped for, despite all of the setbacks in terms of the wrong ways of d

ambulances have been placed on standby in northern india as the operation to rescue 41 workers trappedapped group with a pipe wide enough for them to be say that about ten metres of rock are still separating them from safety. structure is fitted with wheels will be used to roll them out via the pipe once the rescuers break through. it was hoped the drilling would be finished on thursday the problems with the machinery have again delayed the rescue. our south asian correspondence samira hussain is at the scene of the rescue in uttarkashi in northern india. rescue operations have again hit a snag. it is the same issue they have faced before. when the machine is drilling through the debris inside the mouth of the tunneljust behind me, they sometimes hit pieces of metal and mesh wires, and that is not something that the machines and get through. it requires people to go in by hand and take those pieces of metal down. so once that is done the drilling machine will then get up the drilling machine will then get up and running. when it does, officials here feel confident they will be able to

every winter, air pollution chokes much of northern india.e of that pollution is the smoke from crop fields cleared by burning to clear for the next harvest. but instead of being burned, straw and husks can be processed to make the main raw material for paper mills. these fully compostible pulp sheets, which can then be made into packaging or disposable tableware. the waste can even be turned into furniture. this brother and sister team are doing just that with their company in central india. we can help our farmers and we can also reduce the crop burning problem. it doesn't make sense at all. by using this abundant crop waste to create products we are also able to save our world's forests. government has been quite keen to promote companies that upcycle these millions of tonnes of agricultural waste. but the problem is creating additional value forfarmers, and that is why some of these companies that generate cover that up cycle this agricultural waste into biofuels or fertilisers are not seeing many takers. they are addressing this by payin

all 41 construction workers who were trapped in a tunnel in northern india after a landslide have beenwere mostly in their 20s and taken out one by one via a pipe which was inserted through the rubble. next, it's described as the most dangerous rock in the solar system. now fragments from this asteroid scooped up by the us space agency nasa have arrived in the uk for study. experts say the asteroid called bennu has a chance of hitting our planet in the next 300 years. and english goalkeeper mary earps has been voted bbc women's footballer of the year. despite the lionesses falling short in the summer, she has become an icon. time now to leave you with ten seconds of dolphins. a crew in scotland got a surprise from these dolphins during a training exercise in ayrshire. you are all caught up. bye for now. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up on the program: a controversial late penalty against newcastle keeps paris st germain�*s champions league destiny in their own hands. proud mary — earps has become the first goalkeeper to become the women's footballer of t

more than a 1000 to hinge the moslems arrived on the shores. oregon easiest auction products in northern india, an operation to free 41 construction work has trapped inside the collapse tunnel has reached its final stage rescue. is that drilling to reach the group, but it be hindered by a metal object the debris workers have been stuck for almost 2 weeks. mexico's national, gone, has arrested and alleged drug called to lead up wanted by the united states. so is it drove her is sell us, or l mini is they alleged $1692.00 off a wing of facing a low, a drug concepts, ease of use, of protecting the sons of the prison drug lords walking guzman, also known as old shuffled and active helping that breakfast size have destroyed several homes of western australia. so it's these have issues. emergency alerts for residents in and around is city of pass hundreds of homes that without pot, officials say high temperatures and winds have been finding the flames to finland says it will close all the mom. know if it's voted crossings with russia due to a search and asylum seekers, that's after the shop separate

stories as well, including updates on the rescue efforts at the sight of the collapsed tunnel in northern indian trapped now for 15 days. we also have more on the winner of the 2023 booker prize. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's news day. welcome to the programme. if you havejustjoined us, you are on bbc news. a quick update on the latest of elements we are tracking out of israel as well as gaza. 17 hostages have now been freed on day three of the truce between israel and hamas. 1a israelis and three foreign nationals. in exchange, 39 palestinian women and children were released from the israeli prisons, and there are some

emergency services are trying to reach dozens of construction workers truck in a tunnel collapse in northern india. oxygen is being typed in, but the rescue operation is being hampered by falling russell. the tunnel is being built to improve access to popular hindus trying moving on to spain, where hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in nationwide protests against a planned on, on the city for catalogs that protests, the socialist prime minister, a petro sanchez, has offered the amnesty in return for the separatists supporting the formation of a new government he needs they're backing in a parliamentary vote to to take place in the coming days of the conservative people's party known as the p. p called the biggest riley in the capital and madrid . organizes say, half a 1000000 turned out to protest against the proposed amnesty. the policies leader once fresh elections instead. the, we defend the rule of law. we defend democracy. we say no to the i'm the see. no, to into unity, no to inequality. and yes, to a spain are free, an equal citizen. prime minister petro sanchez, has offered th

some other stories now, all a1 construction workers who became trapped in a tunnel in northern indiavember have been rescued. the men were mostly in their 20s. they were taken out one by one by a pipe which was inserted through the rubble. next, it's been described as the most dangerous rock in the solar system. now, fragments from this asteroid scooped up by the us space agency nasa, have arrived in the uk for study. experts say the asteroid called bennu has a chance of hitting our planet in the next 300 years. and england and man united to mary earps has been voted by bbc women's footballer of the year, despite the lionesses falling short at the women's world cup in the summer. earps has become something of an icon. time now to leave you with 10 seconds of dolphins. a lifeboat crew in scotland got a surprise from these dolphins during a training exercise just off girvan harbour in ayrshire. you're all caught up. bye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins a controversial late penalty against newcastle keeps paris st germain�*s champions league destiny in thei

our correspondent, matthew moore, sketchup on a few other stories making headlines to stay in northern india and operation to free 41. construction workers trapped inside the collapse tunnel has reached its final stage. best carriers are drilling to reach the group that are being hindered by a metal object in the debris worker's hub in stock. for almost 2 weeks, mexico's national guard has arrested an alleged drug cartel leader warranted by the united states. and the store is he drove petrie, salis, or el nini, is the alleged security chief of a wing of the seen a law of drug cartel. he's accused of protecting the sons of in prison, drug lord fucking el chapel with money and also helped in their drug business. bush wires have destroyed several homes in western australia. authorities have issued emergency alerts for residents in and around the city a pers, hundreds of homes are without power. officials say high temperatures and winds have been fanning the flames. you're watching the the, you know, still to come. the moment a car crashed at high speed on the us, canada border, killing 2 people

1000 range of muslims originally from me on my arrival on the shores of option, a province in northern india, an operation to free 41 construction workers dropped inside. the collapse tunnel has reached its final stage. rescue is drilling to reach the group, but be ended by a metal object in the debris. the workers have been stuck there for almost 2 weeks . finland says it will close all but one know if it's border crossings with russia due to a recent search and asylum seekers. the decision comes after it shot several others last week. how's the key is accusing moscow? a fumbling refugees to its board. its russia has denied that claim w as terry schultz as more a desperate humans, one of the hybrid warfare weapons moscow frequently uses to try to intimidate its neighbors. this time, the deployment of hundreds of been adequately dressed asylum seekers and finland has prompted the government to close border crossings with russia. that's on a level, at least, even though the numbers have not been so significant on their own scene and wants to send a clear message. so this is not acceptable. i'

in northern india, an operation to free 41 construction workers trapped inside a collapse tunnel has reached its final stage. rescuers are drilling to reach the group, but are being hindered by a metal object and the debris. the workers have been stuck for almost 2 weeks as well in the netherlands, far right populist here at builders, has one big in the general elections with almost all the votes counted his freedom, partially is on track to double their number of seats in parliament. but with eisen, i right majority building a coalition government is likely to be difficult for villages. most parties have already ruled that working with him and his anti migration and euro, skeptic party, valuable, amazing. and they've been a busy one of the rules and with our seats we will rule right. the freedom party will turn off to 25 use in parliament, have vendors could be about to become the new dodge prime minister. but despite his freedom party getting the most about his polarizing policies could make it difficult to find coalition partners. he has pledge to cut immigration band mosques and

in northern india, an operation to free 41 construction workers trapped inside of collapse tunnel has reached its final stage. rescuers are drilling to reach the group but are being hindered by a metal object in the debris. the workers have been stuck for almost 2 weeks. mexico national guard has arrested an alleged drug cartel leader wanted by the united states and the store. c dro petrie, salis, or m. meaning is the let's security chief of a wing of the seen the drug cartels. he's accused of protecting the sons of in prison, drug lord fucking of chapel guzman, and also helped in their drug business through his loss. over half its glacier surface. in the last 6 decades, scientists have announced that a 175 glaciers and the south american country became extinct between 20162020. due to climate change. the factor that has had the most significant impact is the increase in the average global temperature. and you plans to curve pesticide use had been rejected by the european parliament. lawmakers voted down a bill that would have mandated a 50 percent cut in chemical tests side used by 2

to be cool to be the last deep that rescue operations on the way in the collapse to farmland, northern india, we're reporting from the sea level 41 truck demand baby free any moment now, also adding the probe california and celebrating the raton, of those released from his ready trail, as, as some hopes grow for a last thing ceasefire. however, some of what some states do stand in the way we hear from the russian foreign ministry spokesman and an exclusive interview to us to do it on. so we all agree that there needs to be a ceasefire type. truth and urgent humanitarian relief efforts. this initiative was blocked by.

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gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start in northern india seeing base as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the, on our and the both. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least $379.00 indians. including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated, and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous star massacre wind down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the you have been following this story before really happens to the man, women and children from cousin who was sent to us on if it's fixed, emanation, kept the thanks to a newly released asset documentation. we will

ten days after a tunnel collapse in northern india, there is new video of the 41 construction workersa pipe captured the video — showing the trapped men. rescue efforts have been stymied by a series of challenges made worse by the conditions in the tunnel. authorities say the rescue could still take several days. brazil has recorded its hottest ever temperature at 44.8 degrees celsius — that's just over 112 fahrenheit. the record was hit on sunday in brazil's south—eastern state of minas gerais. the unprecedented weather has been attributed to the el nino phenomenon and climate change. ukraine is marking the tenth anniversary of the start of the euromaidan movement, when ukrainians started joining a growing protest against government corruption and ukraine's then—closer relations with russia. president volodymyr zelenskyy paid respects to the those who died in the protests alongside moldovian president maia sandu and the first lady of ukraine. the months—long euromaiden demonstrations came to a bloody end in february 2014, when more than fifty anti—government demonstrators were shot d

said if i did anything, i would be arrested a gun rescue operations continue out of tunnel in northern india. what doesn't involve was happening traps to move in 2 weeks. we report from the was willing, has started to see that.

the israeli bloodshed in the ghaza strip, hundreds of children in the ladak union territory in northern india thronged the streets to condemn the regime's genocide and killing of children in a besieg territory. in the german capital berlin, protesters waved palestinian flags and called for an immediate end to the israeli onslot against civilians in gaza and canada, thousand fled to the streets of toronto to demand a halt to the western funding of. they also called for an end to the israeli genocide in gaza. similar rallies were also held in other cities around the world, including in madrid, beirout and islamabad. the demonstrators say western governments are complicit in israel's war crimes. in the gaza strip prolestine rallies have been held almost a daily basis since israel started its onslot on gaza. the demonstrations are being held despite bands on such protests in several european countries. that's a wrap for now but stick around i'll be back on the top of the news and. now entering its uh uh fourth day, we're looking at uh. les bombardements qui ciblent des civiles et des infrastructu

every winter, air pollution chokes much of northern india. that pollution is the smoke from crop fields cleared by burning to clear for the next harvest. but instead of being banned, straw and husks can be processed to make the main raw material for paper mills. these fully compatible pulp sheets, which can then be made into packaging or disposable tableware. the waste can even be turned into furniture. this brother and sister team are doing just that with their company in central india's marina district. we can hel our india's marina district. we can help our farmers _ india's marina district. we can help our farmers and - india's marina district. we can help our farmers and we - india's marina district. we can help our farmers and we can l help our farmers and we can also reduce the crop burning problem. it doesn't make sense at all. by using this abundant crop waste to create products we are also able to save our world's forests. government has been quite _ world's forests. government has been quite keen _ world's forests. government has b

demanding an end to israeli bloodshed in gaza, hundreds of children in ladak union, territory of northern india throwing the streetss condemning regimes genocide and the killing of children. the german capital berlin, protesters wave palestinian flags and call from immediate end to israeli onslot on gozans in canada thousand fled of the streets of toronto demanding a hot. to western finding of tel aviv, similar rallies are also held in other cities around the world, including madrid, beirout and islamabad, pardon, now rallies have been held almost a daily basis since israel started its onslot on gaza, and demonstrations are being held despite bans on such protest in several european countries. for the third saturday inner. pro-palestine demonstrators packing the streets of central london to condemn the uk government's unequivocal support for israel, our government is cheering this on and supporting israel to carry on with the massacre in gaza, so we want to try and stop that. i'm so ashamed of our government that they are sanctioning what i think is just collective murder, and it really, really

hundreds of children in ladak union territory of northern india throng the streets. condemning the regime's genocide and killing of children. the german capital berlin, protesters way the palistinian flag long for immediate end to israeli onslaught in canada, thousands fled of the streets of toronto demanding a halt to western funding for tel aviv, and similar rallies are also held in other cities like madrid, bayrut and islamabad. pro palestine rallies have been held almost a daily basis, and that's despite bans on such protests in several european countries. for the third. saturday in a row pro-palestine demonstrators packing the streets of central london to condemn the uk government's unequivocal support for israel. our government is cheering this on and supporting israel to carry on with the massacre in gaza, so we want to try and stop that. i'm so ashamed of our government that they are sanctioning what i think is just collective murder, and it really, really has got to stop. it's awful. they should be listening to the protesters and demanding that. is immediate and complete seas far t

is janis mackey frayer >> reporter: it took 16 days and multiple attempts, but 41 workers in northern india finally free, pulled one by one to a hero's welcome. weary, wobbly, but alive. "they've all come out from a different environment and condition," said this official the ordeal started november 12th, when a landslide caused the tunnel where the men were working in the himalaya mountains to give way, blocking the only exit with 200 feet of rock and debris they had been getting food, water, and medicine through a narrow pipe, but they weren't getting out. day after day, there were roadblocks. drilling efforts failed even machines brought in by international experts were breaking down >> it's too much for the augur, okay. >> okay. >> it's like our augur is not going to do anything more. >> reporter: with just six feet to go -- >> we are near a breakthrough we're not yet there. >> reporter: rescuers brought in so-called rat miners, men with tools who cleared the final stretch by hand. the workers were then wheeled out on stretchers through a three-foot-wide pipe after the jubilation, the w

it all started with a landslide in a remote part of northern india. finally special miners saved the men. the rat miners squeezed through vertical tubes to get to them, then pulled the men through the tubes to safety. all the trapped workers emerged unharmed and in good spirits. >>> another horse has died at the golden gate fields in berkeley. the 17th horse to die at that track this year. it happened on sunday. the california horse racing board says it was the 3-year-old filly that died during training. the owners of the track did not respond to requests for comment. however, in the past it has said it's taking measures to reduce race horse deaths -- to reduce the amount of deaths. golden gate fields will close next year. >>> if you're lucky enough to head to paris for the olympics or just be in paris next summer, get ready to shell out some cash to ride the metro. the price of tickets will almost double for the 2024 games. normally a single ride costs just over 2 euros. from july to september of next year it will cost you 4 euros. the rate hike will

this is where a coffee took root, but not all of india has adopted coffee culture. northern india, in particular, has remained loyal to tea. coffee in india is consumed as filled her coffee or instant coffee. and these drinks involved the use of copious amounts of milk. traditionally in india, if it's not milky strong, sweet and hot, it does not qualify as a good cup of coffee. coffee in india is shaped, grown in the force of the west or knots, with an abundance of other foliage. and this allows the coffee to, in by the flavors of the surrounding plants to the overall coffee market size in india was approximately $1600000000.00 in 2020. and it's projected to grow to form $1000000000.00 by 2027. many india and consumers are embracing international coffee, cafe, a culture with cafe chains growing rapidly. there has been a significant shift in the coffee training and culture in india over the last few years. and there are a lot more craft roasters working with coffee farms in india to provide high quality coffee training and information. and this trend has been identified in other majori

let's look at other headlines now. 10 days after a time a collapse in northern indiae is new video of1 construction workers trapped inside. a medical camera slipped, and it captured the video showing the trapped men. rescue efforts have been stymied by a series of challenges made worse by the conditions of the tunnel. the rescue could take several days. south korea says north korea has made a third attempt to put a military spy satellite into space. north korea claims the attempt was successful. pyongyang launched a rocket that flew over japan and into the pacific ocean. north korea had failed to launch a satellite into orbit twice this year. an estimated 12 million girls around the world are married under the age of 18 every year. that is one girl every three seconds. three well-known figures have joined forces to tackle that issue. michelle obama, amal clooney, and melinda french gate say they want to end child marriage in less than a generation. our correspondent joined them on their first field visit to malala -- to molly were 42% of girls marry under the age of 18. this report is

rescue workers in northern india are attempting to reach around a0 construction workers trapped insidecollapsed early on sunday, blocking a stretch of up to 50 metres with debris. officials say there's been no communication with the trapped workers, but they are believed to be safe and have acccess to an emegency oxygen supply. the chance of a volcanic eruption in iceland is now rising, posing a threat to the town of grindavik, which has been evacuated. iceland has declared a state of emergency after a series of earthquakes — and the country's meteorological office says there is a considerable risk of an eruption. rachel mcadam has more. this is grindavik, the small town in iceland which has been evacuated over fears of a volcanic eruption. thousands of tremors have rocked the region in the last few days, like this one. the impact can be seen already, with cracks in the road like this one, and damage like this that has happened at a golf course. now in terms of its location, grindavik is a very small town in the southwest of iceland, and it's around a0 km from the capital, reykjavik, t

. >> reporter: it took 16 days and multiple attempts, but 41 workers in northern india are finally freeweary, wobbly but alive. they've all come out from a different environment and condition, said this official. the ordeal started november 12, when a landslide caused the tunnel where the men were working in the himalaya mountains to give way, block the only exit with 200 feet of rock and debris. they had been getting food, water and medicine through a narrow pipe, but they weren't getting out. day of a day, there were roadblocks, drilling efforts failed. even machines brought in by international experts were breaking down. >> too much for the auger, okay? >> okay. >> it's like our auger is, it's not going to do anything more. >> reporter: with just six feet to go. >> we're nearer a breakthrough but not yet there. >> reporter: rescuers brought in so-called rat miners. men with tools who cleared the final stretch by hand. the workers were then wheeled out on stretchers through a three-foot-wide pipe. after the jubilation, the workers were rushed to nearby hospitals, an incredible journey

. >> a new effort is underway in northern india to rescue 41 construction workers trapped inside a collapsed tunnel for more than two weeks now. rescue crews are now drilling vertically into the tunnel. the work is expected to take four days previous efforts were hampered by equipment problems. the workers are receiving food and water through a pipe. >> we turn now to new allegations against the parent company of facebook and instagram accused of targeting children for their data. the claims are outlined in newly unsealed court documents. this morning, social media giant meta owner of facebook and instagram is accused of violating federal laws on children's privacy. a lawsuit now claims 1.1 million kids under age 13 have signed up for instagram since 2019, despite a policy banning kids under 13. and the lawsuit claims knowledge of those accounts is an open secret that is routinely documented at meta. >> according to the complaint by multiple states, meta not only knew too that they were recording information and tracking children under the age of 13, but after parents complained, they still

stories as well, including updates on the rescue efforts at the sight of the collapsed tunnel in northern india, where 41 construction workers have been trapped now for 15 days. we also have more on the winner of the 2023 booker prize. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's news day. welcome to the programme. if you havejustjoined us, you are on bbc news. a quick update on the latest of elements we are tracking out of israel as well as gaza. i7 hostages have now been freed on day three of the truce between israel and hamas. 14 israelis and three foreign nationals. in exchange, 39 palestinian women and children were released from the israeli prisons, and there are some signs that the temporary ceasefire agreement due to end in a day's time could be extended. hamas and us presidentjoe biden have said they would like to see an extension, but the israeli prime minister said he was open to the idea but has also warned that the war will resume at the end of the deal. 0ur senior international correspondent aurier garin has more. rejoicing in israel after the darkness of recent weeks

the tunnels collapsed in northern india had been brought about by a landslide correspondent runjun. charlotte was at the scene of the rescue and not reports from outside the hospital. it's one of the 41 men that to rescue last evening, so i'm about to collapse to another have been brought to this community health care center, and it will start cause sheets, some 50 or kilometers from the sites that once they were brought here. so i'm going to send it into more of the had a telephone conversation that we thought was that was which was most of the moment of storks and not just for the families box for the entire country offensive moving 8 to 70 long these to the workers that substrate, relative to may. first of all, i congratulate you and all of your colleagues you are able to emerge despite so much trouble. and it is a matter of great happiness for me. i can't even describe it in words. if anything bad had happened, i don't know how i'd be able to bear it. you guys showed great courage and kept each other motivated. that's the most important thing. in the hall, there wasn't a single day when w

rescue efforts are at a standstill at the site of the collapsed tunnel in northern india where 41 construction for 15 days. our south asia correspondent samira hussain reports. this was day ten. the first glimpses of the 41 construction workers. "we will get to you quickly. "don't worry." five days later, they are still cut off from the outside world. the men were constructing a roadway through this mountain when a nearby landslide crushed partially built tunnel, trapping them behind piles of rubble. as crews race to get them out, family and friends wait in anticipation. like chaudhary, who has been here for 11 days, waiting for his son, manjit. he lost one son in a construction accident two years ago and says he cannot face that grief again. translation: i pray to god but, please, don't take this son - away from me. all i want is that my son should be out. this is my prayer. this is my last wish. for days, we waited while rescuers drill a hole through the rubble but the machine keeps getting stuck and, finally, it has failed completely. what makes this rescue operation so complicated is that