i'm sophie reapen headlines for now. i'm sophie reaper.ow it's back to michael 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. >> thank you sophie reaper. president elect trump has ambitions that extend beyond his own country. he wants to change europe to most obviously, he requires his democratic allies to shoulder their burden on defence, increasing our contributions to nato and guaranteeing an eventual peace deal between russia and ukraine. but more than that, he'd like to see other countries denounce judgements from the international criminal court against israel, repudiate net zero targets, produce oil and gas so as to improve our self—sufficiency, cut back on the size of the state, encourage enterprise, resist migration and expel migrants, and debunk wokery in subjects like transgender politics. whilst much of the world has been moving to the right in politics, britain has a new labour government deeply opposed to trumpism. will britain nonetheless have

so he's also apparently, according to sophie reapen apparently, according to sophie reaper, my colleague, saying that his chest is hurting. the judge has told the prosecution to continue, but axel rudakubana is continuing. it seems to shout so, as we feared, you know he can be brought to the dock, but he can be very disruptive to the process and it appears that is exactly what he's doing. now. if this disruption continues at the level it seems to be at, with him screaming that he is unwell, then it may be that the judge has to decide that for the sort of the continuance of the sentencing process itself, that he is to be removed from the dock. no confirmation that that will happen. he may calm down of his own volition, but at the moment he is continuing. it seems to be very disruptive in the dock itself, and some key information as the prosecution sets out the case that they would have put before liverpool crown court had this gone to a full trial, had axel rudakubana not pleaded guilty, as he did on monday, there , that case would monday, there, that case would have been presented to the

get stuck into today's stories, let's get the news headlines with another wonderful lady that's sophie reapen> thank you dawn, the time is just after 1:00 and these are your latest headlines. we'll start this hour with a developing story . start this hour with a developing story. this afternoon, as a ceasefire has now commenced between israel and hamas, the original time for the ceasefire was scheduled for 6:30 british time this morning. but as that time passed, israeli tanks continued to shell areas in gaza as they said hamas had failed to fulfil their obligations. however, after hamas handed over the names of three hostages set to be released today, the ceasefire was enacted as of 9:15 uk time. of the three hostages set to be released in the next hour, one of them is 28 year old british israeli emily demari. the other two named hostages are reportedly romi gonin and doron steinbrecher, with the israeli pm's office saying four other living hostages will be released in seven days time. earlier on gb news, defence editor for the evening standard, robert fox, reacted to the news of emily de mar