visiting a children's hospice in south wales a few days ago, the princess of wales is continuing her early childhood. published a detailed framework supported by experts in child in families and sharing how that can benefit wider society. the princess lays out her thinking. in early childhood, skills which vary according to background. to organisations working with young families. kensington palace say the princess continues to be extremely passionate about this area of her public duties, it was a historic moment. is still waiting for its first female to qualify. more than 900 women have applied, and seven have started the training — but none have completed it. some of those who have come closest have been speaking for the first time. rebecca ricks has the story. the first two weeks of training, it was just a lot of, like, physical training and very little sleep. itjust looked incredible and just the whole structure of it. i was like, i want to go for this. that's all changed. the royal marines were the last to accept women. pippa was the first to be accepted. it was still a shock. i

i've come to seejoanne in her hometown of port talbot in south wales.er six months ago. was that she lacked confidence and this is why she chose to get a liquid bbl. the same way. how do you feel about the fact that ricky is still in business? it's shocking. you know? i can't believe he's still doing all these treatments and nearly killing people. maya, i don't know how much you know about what your mum's but would you ever get any of these treatments? no, never. why not? i think everyone should just i stay the way the way they are. yeah? yeah. i love her way of thinking. i wish that i had more common sense. joanne is determined to protect her young daughter. but forjanet, it's too late for that. her priority is stopping the man who she says almost killed her daughter — but, so far, without success. itjust makes me feel sick. i'm more determined now. more determined than ever to stop him. if ricky sawyer was here now, what would you say to him? i would ask ricky sawyer if he was comfortable with me not having a clean, safe environment, in my front room,

talbot in south wales. she is still processing what happened to her six months ago. it's shocking. i don't know how much you know about what your mum's been through, but would you ever get any of these treatments? no, never. why not? yeah? i love her way of thinking. i wish that i had more common sense. but forjanet, it's too late for that. itjust makes me feel sick. i'm more determined now. i want to hear what he has to say. 0h! my name is shona elliott. can you get out? you gave me medication without a prescription. ricky sawyer? please ask... are you putting your clients in danger? why are you still carrying out these bbls? get me up. do you have anything to say to the women? 0ut. but by the looks of things, he's still in business. liquid bbl treatment. phone chimes. and it's £300 off this week. the weather isn't going to be changing in a hurry, certainly over the next few days. so, through much of the week ahead, then, predominantly dry, fairly cool for the time of year. of hill snow around, as well, over the next few days. but high pressure sitting across scandinavia — that's

cullbot and it can detect and control it's been trialled by researchers from the university of new south wales the sydney institute are degraded or declining. we're about to count the urchins that we see in 10m bands. we place it down and we take photos along the transit line as well. it can stay down for as long as we want it. we can show the funding bodies, for example, orjust and after we intervene. so what do you think, adriana? it is excellent. you can see the barren area really well. you can see the sea urchins and you can see how, area of the seafloor... yes... instead of sending divers down for days at a time in shark—infested waters, adriana thinks the same job could be done with the bot in only a couple of hours. any more, it's about recovering what we have lost because there you know, we'd love to solve climate change, we'd love and on a much bigger scale, the kind of scale we need of cleaning up our mess. to determine whetheror not roads. expand and lead to much bigger problems like the dreaded pothole. reducing the cracks before they develop by healing itself. a look at how it wor

visiting a children's hospice in south wales a few days ago, the princess of wales is continuing her treatment, many engagements saw the princess working with parents, carers and published a detailed framework supported by experts in child development on improving social and emotional skills in early childhood — skills which vary according and wants to make a meaningful contribution to a happier and healthier society. daniela relph, bbc news. with me is our correspondent, noor nanji. we know this is hugely important to we know this is hugely im ortant to ~ we know this is hugely imortant to ~ ~' ., important to katherine ? extremely she feels extremely passionately this early passionately about this earty of hers, passionately about this early of hers, she has ss:— :::—— w " h 7 it h; life�*s previouslyealled it her life's royal sources said work. royal sources have said the reason, the it's not the main reason, the fact she is a magna of three children, but rather by going ehildreh. but rsthe’f’bgi’g’eihg’ ’ ’ ’ and ehildreh. but rsthe’f’bgi’g’eihg” " and about she has met out and a

at tel aviv�*s hostages square, the reality of the men's watching from south wales.e's gaunt, the darkness under his eyes, the pale skin, and the light gone from his eyes, the light that was always there with eli. after seeing the conditions of the hostages released today, there's a renewed sense of urgency here to secure the release of all the captives from gaza as quickly as possible. and that means an extension of the ceasefire, something that is by no means guaranteed. more than 180 palestinians were simultaneously released today under the ceasefire agreement. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were detained during the war and held without charge. the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released were admitted to hospital in the occupied west bank after accusations they'd been brutally treated in israeli jails. "they humiliated us for a year and a half," says this released prisoner. about the outside." on both sides reintegrating will be hard, particularly for eli sharabi, whose wife and two daughters were to where he will return on his own, but

heaviest rain over dumfries and galloway, south wales, and whilst it may become dry later in northern anglia and the south—east of england. degrees quite widely. overnight and into monday. the low pressure moves through and the winds tend to drop as well. it looks like it's going to be quite unsettled, really, through next week, not particularly windy. to normal, and for the most part, it's a mixture live from washington, this is bbc news. "done nothing" to end the war in ukraine, ahead of their the red cross says it has transferred a body to the israeli authorities, which hamas said was that of the hostage shiri bibas. in court in new york. ceo brian thompson. hello, i'm lucy hockings. criticising the leaders of the uk and france, as well as renewing his attack on president zelensky. president zelensky and didn't believe ukraine's leader needed the white house is insisting ukraine will soon sign

he looks bad. condition hit home, as it did for eli's brother—in—law, watching from south wales.always there with eli. the release of all the captives from gaza as quickly as possible. that is by no means guaranteed. released today under the ceasefire agreement. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were were admitted to hospital in the occupied west bank after accusations they'd been brutally treated in israeli jails. they humiliated us for a year and a half, says this released prisoner. from october the 7th till now, i knew nothing on both sides, reintegrating will be hard, particularly for eli sharabi, whose wife and two daughters were prisons across the country before being taken to the occupied west bank, occupied eastjerusalem and gaza. we heard from some of them about their experience in detention. this is the result of being abused while being taken from one place to another, from one bus to another. on both sides, reintegrating will be hard, particularly for eli sharabi, whose wife and two daughters were murdered by hamas gunmen in their kibbutz home, to where he w

the reality of the men's condition hit home, as it did for eli's brother in law, watching from south walesthe light gone from his eyes, the light that was always there with eli. there's a renewed sense of urgency here to secure as possible. and that means an extension of the ceasefire, something that is by no means guaranteed. released today under the ceasefire agreement. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were serving long sentences, but the majority were gazans the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released were admitted to hospital in the occupied west bank after accusations they'd been brutally treated in israeli jails. this released prisoner. about the outside." for eli sharabi, whose wife and two daughters were wyre davies, bbc news, tel aviv. translation: we will do everything _ translation: we will do everything we _ translation: we will do everything we can - translation: we will do everything we can to - translation: we will do - everything we can to - back everything we can to bring back our hostages. we will take care eur hestages. we willtake care . ~ ~ the

northern ireland, parts of south and west wales, south—west england and the channel islands continuing, the midlands, northern england seeing outbreaks of rain, drizzle on and off. parts of north yorkshire, east yorkshire and lincolnshire. into sunday, that whole weather system just fizzles out in situ. wintriness over the higher ground, but a little bit for all it remains on the cooler side of things. instead of high pressure dominating, low pressure is going to move in from the west. still a bit of a battle going on, so we stick with the colder air on monday and tuesday with some sunshine on the bbc weather app. see you soon. today at one. .. disagreement over plans for the future of ukraine, president zelensky says donald trump's plans also on the programme... a new formula to give parents a fairer deal. baby milk would be allowed to be bought with vouchers, and parents encouraged to shop around — under 12 years ago. spat back out — and living to tell the tale. and coming up on bbc news... good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. ukrainian president zelensky has said he do

ohad ben—ami, eli sharabi and or levy were paraded by hamas to the world. over 2,000 miles away in south walesbbly, a very emotional morning indeed. and what made it worse was when we actually saw eli an absolute disgrace. yeah, yeah. and disgusted about the grandstanding, you know, the false interviews. an awful stage show. yeah. of them, but in particular eli, because he's got quite a chubby face normally and... full of smiles. and his wrists were sticks. and his face is... he was gaunt. it's ok. do you...? he's alive, he's out. while we were filming, a new photo of eli was released. oh, my god, eli. they are inhuman, these... i can't call them people. eli was married to their daughter, lianne. they had two teenage girls, noya and yahel. but on the 7th of october 2023, hamas shot and killed them this marks the start of a newjourney, we sat and bawled our eyes out, we really did. i think i made him wet, actually. but, yeah, it just... ..it reminded us of what we'd lost, what it's going to be like for eli _ if and when he finds out. he's had to live with that for the last 16 months. if he didn

shock and sadness that a 15—year—old child die in way. and another pupil at a school in ammanford, south wales violence, as a student stares at her teacher her several times. before the knife is turned on her. as staff corner of a teenager, she spots another pupil both say they thought they'd be killed. today's guilty verdict is notjust for me, but for all teachers everywhere. minutes before the attack, she sat in the hall, carried out daily checks. after her arrest, she told officers what had happened would be at ysgol dyffryn aman comprehensive. and close the door. at risk to protect others. across britain and the safety of staff and pupils in our schools. tom symondsjoins me now. let me tell about two very similar cases on the same night, and be very clearly parents will be very worried that. look at the wide by that. let's look at the wide festival. by that. let's took at the wide festival. knife crime picture festival. knife crime is increasing, there no doubt about increasing, there is no doubt about that, and it has been .. for that, and it has been, increasing for than ten that, and it

now, it's not going to be as warm as it was on friday, heaviest rain over dumfries and galloway, south waleses for you at the top of the hour, i have a lot of people walking by and wondering what i'm doing with a really big microphone on this very small table. do you have a nice coffee, at least? i do. sumi, you'rejoining us from germany today — and we'll dig deep into that in the episode. but, bernd, you're kind of the man of the hour, really. you've spent most of the last week with president trump around tell us what you were doing. i was there for five days down in florida, mostly in mar—a—lago, as he golfed — he spent quite a bit of time golfing. and we did a flyby in air force one — and all the tvs in air force one are set to fox, perhaps unsurprisingly — and we were there watching fox covering air force one, flying by the nascar race.

at tel aviv�*s hostages square, the reality brother in law, watching from south wales.he real... the light that is always there with eli. after seeing the conditions of the hostages released as quickly as possible. that is by no means guaranteed. under the ceasefire agreement. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were serving long sentences, but the majority were gazans detained during the war and held without charge. the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released were admitted to hospital in the occupied west bank they humiliated us for a year and a half, says this released prisoner. about the outside on both sides. home, to where he will return on his own, but not alone. buddha davis, bbc news, tel aviv. on the hostage releases. gaunt than we have previously seen and there has been widespread condemnation and real concern about their welfare. the three men were taken to a military hospital we've seen that and have had a statement from the hospital looking after them in the last hour or so, saying that they are severely malnourished. the palestine red

further south and east, across england and wales again, some hill fog, the cloud producing some drizzleengland. but temperature wise, we won't make it much past 5—8 celsius, a little less cold than on saturday. but more showers as that easterly wind picks up on sunday night and into monday. this is how we'll begin the new working week, again, with a bit of patchy frost, especially where we keep those clear skies in the north and the west. and then into the start of the week, where we'll keep the north and the east, the easterly wind is picking some of those showers wintry over the pennines, but some brighter skies, i think, for western wales, south west england and certainly for northern but a drop in temperature again in that now colder feeling air, and there will be a lot of added wind chill factor in too. it's more of the same again on tuesday. plenty of clouds, some breaks in the cloud towards the west. this area of rain not quite making it into south west england, but do keep an eye on the forecast here. again, temperaturesjust between 5—7 celsius, so below the seasonal average, an

heaviest rain over dumfries and galloway, south wales, and the south—east of england.e and some showers. this is a bbc news who have the headlines for you at the top of the album 777qibfla7whicir7 77 7 77 77 777a7lb7ur7n7whi7ch7is77 7 77 77 777qibfla7whi7cir7rs757 77 77 album which is a straight the album which is a straight after programme. —— the after this programme. —— at the top the hi, i'm ros atkins. nato spokesperson and a defence journalist. recently, we've seen the munich security summit, all of this is focused on the war in ukraine, ways, including via the media.

stronger than that around irish sea coasts heaviest rain over dumfries and galloway, south wales, and. not particularly windy. temperatures are going to be a little bit lower, close to normal, and for the most part, it's a mixture of sunshine and some showers. this is bbc news, the headlines: hamas had apologised for previously handing over remains that were not hers. palestinian prisoners. four of the hostages were seized on october 7th, while the other two were captured in gaza years ago. the ukraine war. the war in ukraine, ahead of their visits to washington. and apple is to remove its highest level of data demanded access to user data. you can get more on the bbc news website and app.

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it's still writing because that is the side of new south wales in victoria. so funding concerns that we have go smoothly, concerns across the western parts of japan. meanwhile, more when people are piling in here, but it's dry and cold for south korea and china. the what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact is so much more than just emissions from tanks ships and will fight more than will say it has a devastating effect on people. and the department of defense is emissions is as large as many countries. and every time ministry spent and increasing military emissions increased and this war and this find this christ, all hail the planet on a jersey to the other one, adrian said again, and this is counting the cost on which is the area we can look at the world of business and economics.

weather here, some of the shop showers through the eastern areas of victoria eastern parts of new south wales. and of course, a good part of queen slab it is cause northern parts of w way we are going to see further problems as we go through the coming days and friday nights into saturday. that's what it makes. land full throws that ready. wet weather, the gnostic conditions right down across the regions, sinking further south which as we go through sunday before gradually petering out by this stage the showers will pay to the house across that eastern side of a stray to making his way towards new zeta. but not too much in the way i went with it to come here in the coming days. well, she told me to come the dice to request the korean peninsula, the pots of china, and getting back to the japan continues. and from the truth, the fact tag in the balance, he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented, the narrative is being rewritten. he's choosing to amplify. when the voices are silence agendas prevail, the tax on the press on x, the part of a broader effort to suppress the story. sys

the reality of the men's condition hit home, as it did for eli's brother in law, watching from south walesand the light gone from his eyes, the light that was after seeing the conditions of the hostages released today, as possible. released today under the ceasefire agreement. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were serving long sentences, but the majority were gazans the palestinian red crescent said seven of those released in israeli jails. "they humiliated us for a year and a half," says this released prisoner. about the outside." on both sides reintegrating will be hard, particularly for eli sharabi, whose wife and two daughters were murdered by hamas gunmen in their kibbutz home, to where he will return on his own, but not alone. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu issued this statement during his visit to the us. translation: we will do everything we can l president trump agreed with me, we will do everything to bring we will eradicate hamas and bring back our hostages. the occupied west bank, occupied eastjerusalem and gaza. experience in detention. from one bus to an

for example, the big child still the full costs are queens and a new south wales, but not for past. no. it's further north for the heavy rain is here. this is the squeezed heat now. so we're in the twenty's at the end december problem. anything else? jumping dimes in use, even your pressure is high your what they should be improving sunny and all nice warm the connecting communities adoption was never a benevolent effort. my family didn't need to be separated. my family needed to be supported. this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry opening up the conversation. would you say a conferences are, do people have less stress because it won't be this out. the forget for people who are actually facing the front of climate change with fresh perspectives from less are heard. voices the stream, explores the key issues of our times on. i'll just sierra the, the, [000:00:00;00] the challenges they are me, elizabeth put on and go, ha, i've a mind to about top stories. the cell of us president donald trump has reiterated his plan to take so as a goss during amazing, was the jordans

$23.00 reference the so overall, when it does look dry and i would, australia, particularly new south wales and victoria, there are shelves around the coast to mislead the heavy rain. kate, your parents are still there in the form of thunderstorms and some in the north of northern territory, adding west and australia is dr. gerard, it's actually it's warmer is here to pass up to about 34 degrees and south of u some big. how's that possible, but for the rest a significant cooling melvin stands about 20 the i'm sure breeze. you had to jump to 2017. have a light. same temperature interested me as you should feeling christ church but here a different day. there's no means it's feeding cloud and rain all the time, sidney mostly on the north coast, but you know, some will get through all the same. the pictures are as into these areas as it should be to have is a scattering of thunderstorms could occur anywhere during the day of the daily event of cost. interesting me off the shelf or to twins an easier, but it seemed like you shouldn't see much rain in bangkok at this time of year. but there it i

and that's the focus i think the next day us are equally, there's some pretty big shows in new south wales and maybe eastern victoria ask for won't have them quite reached perf, any $25.00 but it has come out of the interior done towards have like $37.00 here. going up to 42. by the time we get to wednesday, we still produces charges in east coast using it and the temperature stuff still on the low side. and it's still pretty near the cost and drizzly the . ringback the on the job in the back after 14 years, the 4th scripling faction and widespread corruption cities economy is in ruins. much like it's sitting on the new administration. it's trying to reveal the challenges. i consider a collab cutting, sorry, patient, and millions of people in need of humanitarian assistance. the physicians government is promising reform reconstruction, tax overall and for an invest.

charles are rebuilding in new south wales near sydney looks dry. 21 in melbourne, universities those days full costs in contrast to past. so if you want that, that goes down to about $27.00 as acad increases, but the same time it's got remarkably warm and no, but i certainly will be happy. and who bought that as a few days ago, there was that you still in the mountains in pennsylvania. so this feet from the middle of australia stretching dine towards melbourne itself, i think said he wouldn't, might rise to $35.00 before eventually late on sunday. the wind springs back again in new zealand. quite well still. 24 come thursday, the very bright day. but then you lazy to oregon on friday of the head to head his back with 2 exciting new shows. join me mad, the hudson with a live audience here conway home in london. i'll challenge from an kenyan politician kimani issue on the he's the now we're going to cross to most go with. we're still guy left for all the russian foreign minister has just begun speaking this listen to the old trying to dominates. and there was, for example, because they

these have been significant shares, new south wales and running into southern queens in here. i'm just sick lady off the coast west and australia a potential cycling tropical cycle it. but it's currently just off the coast. the heat is not confined to the interior, it stretches down towards out of later on wednesday of $42.00. and then it's pushed back to about 28. so you get dropping temperature as a frontal system comes through. we've got 2 showers on it. i have some good news been using this, nancy cycle it and secondly, i view things a robot from brighten up a manipulated by those in power. and selection is unique, tentatively seen anything like it for no pressure. they were instrumental in helping the president when the election, driven by still interested play is fast with their after non profits for people susceptible to government control. if propaganda is designed to inflame and defense, the way that the story is being told, not right, and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post exposes the forces behind the headlight on which is era

flooding is dirty, good, awesome showers for this as some pretty big ones running out through new south wales. and this of course means that the rooms has gone away, its been squashed back. ive lights too nice and warm, melvin 26. and it's about $28.00 and not going to improve a great deal. spinning off the coast or west australia is a potential developing site right here all night is in new zealand. i'm afraid it's still too cool. the afternoons democratic nations justify this kind of behaviors. collateral, the average is collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the u. s. is continuous, corporate israel, affecting it's global, standing from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the the plugin you're watching knowledge, is there a reminder about top stories, israel, so military has expanded its military rates in the occupied westbank targeting the newer shiny refugee camp overnights

once you shaftoe developing and the east coast of new south wales in queens and it is relatively warm and past, but even here it's cooling down. literally as the cloud is starting to build, the real heat still exists in land. and the deep cheryl is almost as frequent, just a where in queens and for example, surprisingly it's nice and warm, at least in some places in the lives of women. for example, christ church 29 degrees must be the 1st time you see the summer. unfortunately is co incident with a lot of cloud and raised following up with all kinds of stuff on it. and the normal weather cotton's returns to indonesia, any of these daily showers could produce a 100 men to be so. so that's pretty typical for this time. the, well, it's not quite that difficult is the fact the shelves are running up through western tiling. something me in my car shouldn't be right. this time the budget looks like it will be on his familia, grier and the code is still coming out of ne, in china. it is still going to snow for the next 2 days. in japan. of the voters in europe launched the economy all headin

it is the monthly season that is correct because some heavy files also down new south wales are running into eastern victoria and that's in the full cost to the science in western australia. it's donors, woman. it might be $27.00. but look at mobile, bob about circulation that is potential for a tropical soccer. and again, the season is right. another one trying to full size of new kind of don't. yeah. and using it and try as we might, we can't really lift him. she's up to where they should be, even on an average basis. so still 70 degrees and i have a cost quite often. and i suspect in christ church on tuesday, in the easiest shows of dumb, long white eastern that sort of lazy, maybe bits of eastern column on time, and probably from bol the east was your right shower risk. otherwise it's remarkable dry. and the same is true from this and the lazy losey, because this is where the energy is gone, printing heavy right into the coast to vietnam, warming up much better at closing our in thailand, particularly in bangkok, most noted to come for japan, not so much on tuesday as be on wednesda

the winds strengthening through the day, particularly heaviest rain over dumfries and galloway, south walesthe better day of the weekend with sunshine and a few showers around later but showers dotted around later but tomorrow get ready, more

start to get below, not by those storms stretching across into new south wales. sidney is wanting to see that rain over the next few days, monday breezy and cooler, $25.00 degrees celsius. i've only zealand we're expecting attempt just to pick up. they will be some showers, but also some lovely spots of sunshine. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the color, again, you're watching out is there. i has reminder of our top story is best our, both our season gone. so i have accused the is really ministry of deliberately obstructing and delaying the entry of aide under the seas font dale 200000 temporary shelters, women to enter a strip. 92 percent of the tense promised to have arrived safe as well as most yourselves on jeanine and to cut them refuge account services have been going on for 2 weeks. the rates of last evening focused on jeanine and the normal sort of the amount us to the entire tree full in $26000.00 pounds to the ends of being forced to fling the homes. and the white houses backtracked on some of president trump plans for the going to strip off to a wave of global condemnation.

weather here, some of the shop showers through the eastern areas of victoria, east and pallets of new south wales. and of course, a good part of queens, diamonds, cross northern parts of w way, we are going to see further problems as we go through the coming days and friday nights into saturday. that's what it makes. land full throws that ready? wet weather, the gnostic conditions right down across the regions, sinking further south which as we go through sunday before gradually petering out by this stage, the showers will pay to the house across that eastern side will stray the making his way towards new zeta, but not too much in the way i went with it to come here in the coming days. well as you draw on the coming dice to request the korean peninsula, the pots of china and getting back to the japan. the pack is done as one of the highest infant mortality rates in the world. and women, all right, so as to which one dying every hour due to pregnancy complications $21.00 east to meet the brave midwives fighting to save the lives of pakistani mothers and their babies. pakistan's maternal mortality

further south and east, across england and wales in particular, a lot of cloud is starting to fill innglia, maybe wales and south west england. but temperature wise, we won't make it much past 5—8 celsius, a little less cold than on saturday. but more showers as that easterly wind picks up on sunday night and into monday. this is how we'll begin the new working week, again, with a bit of patchy frost, especially where we keep and then into the start of the week, where we'll keep that cold feeling air with high pressure out towards the north and the east, the easterly wind is picking up, it will drive in more showers. some of those showers wintry over the pennines, but some brighter skies, i think, for western wales, south west england and certainly for northern western scotland and for northern ireland. but a drop in temperature again in that now colder feeling air, factor in too. it's more of the same again on tuesday. plenty of clouds, some breaks in the cloud towards the west. this area of rain not quite making it into south west england, but do keep an eye on the forecast here. ag

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it will drive in more showers. but some brighter skies, i think, for western wales, south—west england in that now—colder—feeling air, to factor in too. it's more of the same again on tuesday. plenty of cloud, some breaks in the cloud towards the west. england, but do keep an eye on the forecast here. celsius, so below the seasonal average, and there won't be too much improvement either as we head through the rest of the week. so we are set to stay in that colder air. perhaps something a bit brighter later on through the week. you can check the weather for your local area, of course, using our bbc weather app. bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. who were held hostage in gaza for nearly 500 days return home. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he's sending a delegation to qatar to continue gaza ceasefire talks — but insists he's still determined to eliminate hamas. in the southport knife attack speak publicly for the first time. sir keir starmer sacks health minister andrew gwynne and one of the world's biggest sporting events returns in the super bowl. welcome t

that new south wales health minister ryan park says it will never work for the state health departmentwish community, am i sorry? i can assure you this. the care that you get in our hospitals will continue to be first-class. we will investigate these uphill and down the aisle. >> all that is happening after anti-semitic attacks on the rights in australia. there have been cases of vandalism as well as fires involving cars and synagogues. she wo we should mention the otr nurse in the video, her family spoke to outlets in australia and they have apologized on her behalf, john. >> john: all troubling stuff, john, thank you. >> sandra: hamas to release hostages but not a happy reunion for everyone. to the heart-wrenching story of the terrorist group's youngest captives coming up. in the united states and russia holding peace talks without ukraine. what could that mean for the war? we will talk about it former director of intelligence, coming up next. >> this is the first step of many and i would like to point out our administration including president trump himself in direct correspondence

further south and east, across england and wales in particular, a lot of cloud is starting to fill inmaybe something a little brighter developing out towards western wales and south west england. but temperature wise, we won't make it much past 5—8 celsius, a little less cold than on saturday. but more showers as that easterly wind picks up on sunday night and into monday. this is how we'll begin the new working week, again, with a bit of patchy frost, especially where we keep those clear skies in the north and the west. and then into the start of the week, where we'll keep that cold feeling air with high pressure out towards the north and the east, the easterly wind is picking up, it will drive in more showers. some of those showers wintry over the pennines, but some brighter skies, i think, for western wales, south west england and certainly for northern western scotland and for northern ireland. but a drop in temperature again in that now colder feeling air, and there will be a lot of added wind chill factor in too. it's more of the same again on tuesday. plenty of clouds, some bre

some of those showers wintry over the pennines, but some brighter skies, i think, for western wales, southfor northern ireland. but a drop in temperature again in that now colder feeling air, and there will be a lot of added wind chill factor in too. it's more of the same again on tuesday. plenty of clouds, some breaks in the cloud towards the west. england, but do keep an eye on the forecast here. so below the seasonal average, and there won't be too much improvement either as we head through the rest of the week. so we are set to stay in that colder air, perhaps something a bit brighter later on through the week. you can check the weather for your local area, of course, using our bbc weather app. bye for now. in particular, a lot of cloud is starting to fill in, again, some hill fog, the cloud producing some over its land policy — a move the country says, fails to recognise the history of apartheid. hello, i'm carl nasman. israel and hamas followed through with their fifth hostage and prisoner exchange on saturday since the ceasefire agreement went into effect three weeks ago. israel's p

we could see the cloud breaking up more across the south—west of england and into wales. of high pressureese weather fronts are starting to come in to the cold air from the atlantic and that brings the risk in the south and south—east but again, temperatures for a long time we have had cold air coming we are left with a weather pattern that means we have a big area of low pressure trying to push some weather fronts into western areas, bringing some rain. bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news. president zelensky calls for europe to unite no longer rely on the us. of europe must be created. jubilant crowds welcome home busloads of released in kent on friday. police open a murder investigation. them as craig and lindsay foreman. they were first arrested in january. welcome to the programme.

blustery here and it's also a mild but across south—east england, east anglia, we'll keep the largely clear skies here through the night. of sunshine developing for wales with lighter winds, admittedly, across east anglia and south—east england. southwards and eastwards. but as we head through monday night, then ourfronts are going to be slowly slipping further southwards and eastwards, introducing some outbreaks of rain. really too cloudy, too windy, too wet for some to see any kind of frost into tuesday morning. now, our cold front continues to push further southwards north—west england, down through western wales and south—west england too. up nicely here. for south—east england. this is the colder air, of course, digging in then we see high pressure build in from the south, and that is set to stay with us for the rest of the week. but what you'll really notice is that the temperatures start to slip away. the rest of the week. live from washington. this is bbc news. canadian imports. after president trump threatened to seize control. live images there of the red carpet. in a developing story donald trump says he will not rule out tariffs on the uk,

rainfall totals could really build up, particularly across parts of south wales. warnings as there's a chance that we may need to escalate them in some places, and we have strong winds with coastal gales, perhaps gusts in excess of 60 to 70mph for some. so a really unsettled day ahead. bye bye. >> we can expect clear skies leading to a light and warm day ahead. lovely boxt solar >> hello. good evening, i'm christopher hope. gb news is political editor covering state of the nation now. coming up tonight, a leaked letter seen by gb news reveals keir starmer wants to toughen up immigration to win back votes from reform uk is ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy a dictator like donald trump? says reform uk leader nigel farage thinks not. meanwhile, wes streeting condemns a loophole that allows doctors to change their gender to have past wrongdoings scrubbed from the public record. plus has been revealed by tony blair's think tank that labour is overestimating the number of jobs to be created from net zero. state of the nation starts right now. we'll see. i'm also j

further south and east, across england and wales again, some hill fog, the cloud producing some drizzledeveloping out but temperature wise, we won't make it much past 5—8 celsius. a little less cold than on saturday, but more showers as that easterly wind picks up on sunday night and into monday. this is how we'll begin the new working week, again, with a bit of patchy frost, especially where we keep those clear skies in the north and the west. and then into the start of the week, where we'll keep that cold feeling air with high pressure out towards the north and the east, the easterly wind is picking up, it will drive in more showers. some of those showers wintry over the pennines, but some brighter skies, i think, for western wales, south—west england and certainly for northern western scotland and for northern ireland. but a drop in temperature again in that now colder feeling air, and there will be a lot of added wind chill to factor in too. it's more of the same again on tuesday. plenty of clouds, some breaks in the cloud towards the west. this area of rain not quite making it into

some of those showers wintry over the pennines, but some brighter skies, i think, for western wales, southl be a lot of added wind chill to factor in too. it's more of the same again on tuesday. plenty of cloud, some breaks in the cloud towards the west. england, but do keep an eye on the forecast here. celsius, so below the seasonal average, and there won't be too much improvement either as we head through the rest of the week. so we are set to stay in that colder air. perhaps something a bit brighter later on through the week. good morning. welcome to breakfast with luxmy gopal and rogerjohnson. 0ur headlines today: the sentencing of their killer should not have been televised. angerfrom the israeli government and shock from families over the gaunt appearance of the latest hostages released by hamas in gaza. the worst part was the emaciated look of all three of them but in particular ely because he has a quite a chubby face usually. you quite a chubby face usually. ’ the film of him, hollow eyes cheeks. 7 four families tell us why they're taking tiktok to court over the allegedly wrongfu

at more persistent rain getting brighter skies in south—west scotland and north—west of south—west england and waleshis week and it will still be fairly cloudy. it will still be fairly cold as well and we still are live from london, this is bbc news. another escalation in donald trump's global trade war — he says he will hit all us steel imports with a 25% tariff. taylor swift, donald trump and kendrick lamar. welcome to bbc news now. to discuss the future of ai. the ai action summit is billed as a discussion on how of google and 0penai.

and then we had a copycat incident in new south wales -- that was in victoria -- where a synagogue was marked with anti-semitic graffiti. an attempt was made to spread accelerant but fortunately it didn't stay alight. what the government has done in response to -- and we have had other incidents of cars vandalized, buildings vandalized, mostly graffiti, rather than just anti-semitic graffiti, but nazi graffiti. the government has passed, we have a mishmash of legislation at a federal and state level. the government has passed legislation banning the use of nazi insignia, and that went through both the federal level and state level. the federal government has formed a task force together with the state government to investigate these attacks, combining state and federal police and antiterrorism forces. and that is what the government has been saying, has been doing in response, and condemning it, of course. what has happened, and what the government has not tackled, is the chain of finding those responsible, prosecuting them, and ensuring that they had a significant penalty at the end.