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this area of rain not quite making it into south west england, but do keep an eye on the forecast heres 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 washington, this is bbc news. after almost 500 days in captivity in gaza, three more israeli hostages are released. but concerns are being raised about their wellbeing, with families describing shock at their appearance. and scenes of celebration in the west bank after israel released 183 palestinian prisoners in exchange, but officials say they too were in need of medical care. president trump cuts aid to south africa 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 exchange on saturday since the ceasefire agreement went into effect three weeks ago. israel's prime minister expressed shock at the condition of the thr

but we're looking at more persistent rain getting brighter skies in south—west scotland and north—westtakes us into the latter part of this 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.

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we saw a campaign to colonize the region, which would later come to be known as the german south west africa. by then, most of the continent had long been divided between european colonizers and germany . shack could not be described as prime land. however, by various means, the new mazda has begun to claim pastureland and livestock from the indigenous hereto number tribes. many, many people on the head of security though scolded from adams, besides weak glowing, instead of frenzy wolf lodge. hector inflamed makes the old right across the and 90, you know, for the heavier people launch an uprising. they are later joined by the number dried rioting continues to consume the entire region from the book. the kaiser is how the coal, germany's for govern genocide and the colonial roots of not to them by 19 o fall that river. people had enjoyed several years of abuse and provocation and events in oklahoma and joe, with a sparks upset full of red alonda, blaze brandishing clubs, knives and guns. hereto attacked german funds. settlers were killed in advance, on occasion by their own selves. co

the rain could be heavy across south—west scotland and north—west england. problems or even frost forxpect it to get into the south—east looking at a few showers coming our way. tomorrow, too, it will feel quite windy. degrees north to south. front eventually makes it as a very weak feature into the south—east and it clears away, allowing this conditions down. on wednesday itself, we could start with mist and fog. there will be a lot of dry weather, it will be colder to start. there'll be a peppering of showers across the north and west, no double figures any more. live from london. this is bbc news. he'll "definitely" apply tariffs to the eu. he also said he might impose levies on uk imports. sir keir starmer is attending a european council meeting to do so since brexit. spain's footballer jenni hermoso has told i felt it was out of context. i aware that my boss was was aware that my boss was kissing me and this shouldn't in any work israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has beyonce finally wins album of the year at the grammys.

seven degrees heading on into thursday. again for some patchy light rain or drizzle in across the south westsure effectively blocking this, but the up some of this cloud, and more of us so do keep an eye on what's happening if it goes as we think at the moment, this is bbc news. hours after donald trump suggested he may withdraw dozens of nations urge �*open' and �*ethical�* artificial in australia, who are fighting the governing body for the team's recognition. by noon on saturday. 16 israeli hostages have been released.

this area of rain not quite making it into south west england, but do keep an eye on the forecast hererest 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 washington. this is bbc news hostages are released. but concerns are being raised about their wellbeing, with families describing shock at their appearance. and scenes of celebration in the west bank — after israel released 183 palestinian prisoners in exchange, but officials say they too were in need of medical care. thousands of employees of the world's largest foreign aid agency get a temporary reprieve — after a judge blocks the trump administration from placing them on paid leave. 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 prime minister expressed shock at the condition of the three hostages that were released by

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this area of rain not quite making it into south west england, but do keep an eye on the forecast here 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. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour which is straight after this programme. i'm yuja wang. i played the piano throughout the whole world. and today, i'm in london, in the royal college of music. go riot. too much, yes? no, it's nice. if you can play this more italian. bravo! i'm here to share my passion for music with the next generation of amazing musicians. yuja wang's been a role model to me. she's got this unique energy. she is this performer extraordinaire. - applause. the first music i heard was swan lake by tchaikovsky. music plays. but probably somewhere in america, the first thing they heard was eminem. in the end, it's the same thing that draws us into, say, rock and roll o

we have a cold front across the north—west of the country this morning, and as it slips south, behindwest, but generally windy in the north—west and that rain getting into northern ireland. in the west will drift east through the day, but could produce drizzle. conditions sinks further south. and north—west england. ahead of it, possibly a bit too windy for any mist or fog or even frost for that matter, and the temperatures six to ten until after dark but ahead of it, the cloud will build. behind it, brighterskies develop but we are also looking at a few showers coming our way. tomorrow too, it will feel quite windy, temperatures as we head from tuesday into wednesday, the weather front eventually makes it as a very weak feature into the south—east and clears away allowing this ridge of high pressure to build in, settling the weather conditions down. on wednesday, we could start with mist and fog. there'll be a peppering of showers across the north and west, some of them wintry on the tops of the hills in scotland, and note the temperature coming down, no double figures any more. live

this area of rain not quite making it into south west england, but do keep an eye on the forecast hereimprovement either as we head through the rest of the week. so we are set to stay in that colder air, perhaps something using our bbc weather app. bye for now. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour which is straight after this programme. hello and welcome to talking business. digging for influence. rare earth elements power everything from computer chips to wind turbines, but who controls the buried treasure? china is also vying for dominance. i'll discuss that with these two — this professor is a top expert and will explain how access to rare earths is reshaping the global economy and political alliances. and this man is mining one of the world's biggest rare earth deposits in greenland. he'll tell us who wants to buy it, and what it's like to be caught in the middle of one of the hottest issues of global politics. and super—fast charging. the boss of a british start—up tells us why he's trying to get big vehicles running on electricity and, crucial

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north and the west high pressure, so it's continuing to weaken. northern england, wales and the south westpots of rain on it for this afternoon. cold, frosty start, it's dry with some sunshine. temperatures for most in single digits. clear skies the far southeast mean it could be quite chilly. now, monday could be the mildest day of this upcoming week. lots of isobars on the charts, so it will be windy, particularly in the north and the west. of heavy rain at times. for england and wales, it's a little bit more settled. some sunshine around, variable cloud. double figures for most, we could be up to 13, quite blustery and mild ahead of it, but it will be turning to weaken as it does so. it might not feel like it because of the wind and scotland, northern ireland with some scattered showers we could see further wintry showers across scotland that will settle things down and it sticks with us so, yes, it will settle down from wednesday onwards new tariffs on china, mexico and canada. if president trump wants to usher in a new golden age with canada, not to punish us. and warns against delays

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

maybe something a little brighter developing out towards western wales and south—west england. saturday, but more showers as that easterly wind picks up on sunday night 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 south—west england, but do keep an eye on the forecast here. celsius, so below the seasonal average, and there won't be

little anglia, for instance. to the west of higher ground. a bit of blue sky. approaches from the south—wester so temperatures on the thermometer 6—8 celsius, to 14 days ahead by downloading the bbc weather app. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. the uk government says it's arrested record numbers of migrants working illegally in the uk, since labour came to discuss the future of artificial intelligence. live from london. this is bbc news. president trump doubles down on his plan to move palestinians out of gaza, saying he is committed to �*buying and owning' the territory. the uk government says it's arrested record numbers of migrants working illegally in the uk, since labour came to power last summer. world leaders and tech experts gather in paris today to discuss the future of artificial intelligence. the 59th super bowl wraps up in rainy new orleans with famous faces and big halftime shows. upping the anti. president trump says he

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we could see some showery rain arriving into the south—west, and here a little less cold. change on the horizon. if you want to know the details foryourarea, don't forget you can always download the bbc weather app for an hour—by—hour forecast in your area. until then, have a lovely sunday afternoon, bye—bye. the headlines... israeli troops have completed their withdrawal from the militarised zone of the netzarim corridor, which cuts the gaza strip in two. for the first time. sam nujoma, has died at the age of 95. he served three terms as president until 2005, when an act of parliament formally recognised him as founding father of the namibian nation. biggest night.

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, the cloud producing some something a little brighter developing out towards western wales and south west—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 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 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

maybe something a little brighter developing out towards western wales and south—west england.st 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 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. 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. again, temperaturesjust between five and seven celsius, so we are set to stay in that colder air, perhaps something using our bbc weather app. bye for now. live from washington, this is bbc news. five thai hostages freed from gaza

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this area of rain not quite making it into south—west england, but do keep an eye on the forecast herel 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 washington, this is bbc news. five thai hostages freed from gaza return home to bangkok, more than a week after they were released by hamas. after almost 500 days in captivity in gaza, three more israeli hostages are released. but concerns are being raised about their wellbeing, with families describing shock at their appearance. and scenes of celebration in the west bank after israel released 183 palestinian prisoners in exchange, but officials say they too were in need of medical care. hello, i'm helena humphrey. we begin with breaking news from thailand, returned home. moments ago the five men received a warm after more than 500 days in captivity. the thai nationals were kidnappe

now, this weather front has been pushing into northern england, wales and the south west. s the far southeast mean it could be quite chilly. and you can see further north and west where we have the breeze and those weather fronts and the cloud and rain it will be less cold. gusts up to 50, 60mph winds lighter in the south than what they'll be further north. and a mild day to come. double figures for most, we could be up to 13, maybe 1a degrees, for example, in the moray firth. now, monday night, that weather front spreads southwards colder behind that cold front. band of rain spread southwards and eastwards, tending to weaken as it does so. the rain, but turning colder. high pressure builds in from wednesday onwards. that will settle things down and it sticks with us live from london. this is bbc news. on china, mexico and canada. the canadian prime minister vows to hit back. negotiations on the second phase of the ceasefire and warns against delays. images generated by artificial intelligence are to be power to predict the weather.

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temperatures not really changing much with highs wales and south—west england where you're more likelyorld's biggest sporting events as the eagles take on the chiefs in the super bowl. welcome to the programme. thousands of palestinians have been returning to northern gaza after israel withdrew its troops from the netzarim

now, into wednesday, a weakening weather front approaches from the south—west, bumps into that area ofd to that easterly breeze. to 1a days ahead by downloading the bbc weather app. bye— bye. to buying and owning the territory. return to their homes in northern gaza, after zone. trump announces more tariffs. a second labour mp, 0liver ryan, is being in a whatsapp group. he has since apologised. to discuss the future of artificial intelligence. the philadelphia eagles win a 59th star—studded bowl in 59th star—studded super bewl in �* 0rleans 59th star—studded super bewl in �* orleans and 59th star—studded super bewl in �*0rleans and we look back the controversial hello, i'm samantha simmonds. control of gaza and move palestinians out of and owning gaza. the comments have already provoked reaction from hamas, the group says palestinians will foil any attempt let's listen to those comments by the president aboard air force one.

my next stop, 800km south—west of beijing, is the city of luoyang in henan province.is erlitou, one of the most extraordinary it was built on a prime location within the yellow river basin. at the dawn of chinese civilisation... ..covering a vast area of three square kilometres... this curiously shaped wine cup — of a type known as jue — is one of the earliest bronze vessels found in china. the erlitou museum's director, zhao xiaojun, has spent years studying early chinese bronzes. the more time you spend with it, it's very, very elegant. it has these three artily slender, pointed legs, almost like a spider's legs, which it's resting upon, and this trim waist flaring up to the top. if you look from above, and then around the waist, it's like a belt there is something feminine about the whole form, something very beautiful. it looks like maybe a delicate dancer. this precious object was probably used during rituals for serving wine to the gods. such once—glittering vessels offer a glimpse are yielding new discoveries every day. hello! nice to meet you. hey. good to mee

the former hollyoaks actor callum kerr says he is grieving in south—west france. house has been sealede continue to investigate. the government is planning to change the way data digitally between conveyancers and lenders. of having no compassion. they say they're taking the company to court they believe they died after taking part in a viral our correspondent, frances read, has more. four children who lost their lives and whose families circulating on tiktok in 2022, but they say proving it has been almost impossible with the data never released. now they want one thing. accountability. parents around the world. and we want tiktok to be forthcoming, lawsuit against tiktok and its parent company, bytedance. ellen roome has been campaigning forjools' law, in her son's name, which would allow parents to access the social media accounts of their children ..it's very difficult to function. i can't move. i think we probably all have days like that. questions too about whether inquests should ever have gone challenge before he died. his mother hollie says the inquest happened too soon the on

continuing to weaken. for eastern scotland down into southern scotland, northern england, wales and the south westt of it, brighter for northern ireland, western scotland and to the east of it. after that cold, frosty start, it's dry with some sunshine temperatures for most in single digits. as we move through tonight that weather front pushes southwards this the breeze and those weather fronts and the cloud and rain. it will be less cold. gusts up to 50, 60mph for the outer hebrides. some sunshine around. variable cloud. winds lighter in the south. and a mild day to come. quite blustery and mild ahead of it, but it will be turning colder behind that cold front. band of rain spread southwards and eastwards, tending to weaken as it does so. we'll be tapping into cold air all the while. with some sunshine. it will stay cold even as we head into the weekend. both countries have vowed counter measures prime minister's office. to set out his side's position in the coming talks. the threat of child sex abuse images generated by artificial intelligence. the scale of online child abuse. the grammys are be

starting off on a wet note for southern scotland, north—west england, down through western wales and south—westf course, digging in behind our cold front, which will be clearing away as we head through tuesday night and into wednesday. but what you'll really notice is that the temperatures start to slip away. cooler air — marked in blue here — starting to push in, and that's going to be with us as we head through the rest of the week. with overnight frosts. bye—bye for now. live from washington. this is bbc news worth it in the long run. threatened to seize control. la hosts the grammys, with beyonce and taylor swift up for album of the year. hello, i'm carl nasman. president trump has warned americans there could be �*some pain' ahead after ordering 25% tariffs on most goods the countries were �*ripping off�* america.

these weather fronts to the south west trying look at this. es, perhaps for the west of scotland as well. elsewhere a lot of cloud, but misty and murky, and some spots of rain and drizzle and some snow over of snow accumulating through the night. if the cloud breaks and the skies clear, but for most, a cloudy start to tuesday, some far southwest later. of northern england. another fairly cold feeling day. for most, we stick with this rather cloudy and slightly damp weather, but a slightly better chance that we will see some a notch around six or 7 or eight degrees. fronts will continue to weaken. further east, actually an increasing chance that we'll hello, i'm christian fraser. this is the context on bbc news. we have had a statement from hamas, a spokesperson been due this saturday. we'll build safe communities, a little bit away him saying that they would not have a right to return also - to consider its response. we will bring you reaction from jerusalem and washington. into the united states. and the plastic straw gets a reprieve by presid

but further west, most of us should stay dry. to the west of higher ground — so south west scotland,hat easterly breeze. no great change towards the end of the week. mostly dry. too. but you can find a more detailed weather forecast up to 14 days ahead by downloading the bbc weather app. bye— bye. live from singapore, this is bbc news. of gaza and move the palestinian population out are leading the chiefs. hello and welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai. which is designated as a terrorist organisation the group says palestinians will foil any attempt to displace them.

the, today we're going to embark on a real and finish up in the south. west. the republic has come up to, you know, both colorado. this allows us to be just in the coaxes popular among nate, syllabus, voice, absolutely breathtaking views. but also a gentleman. joke is probably like 3 sports, so let's get stuck in the the look forward to working with our allies, our counterparts for diplomatically into a charlie to look at all options. now the us defense secretary refuses to rule out putting americans boots on the ground in gaza. and that's out the donald trump proposes to leave the media until probably stevens from the enclave local se, but they won't go anywhere without a fight with them. so we are determined to make your life here. we don't want to be forced to immigrate abroad, forcing the population out, they should never become a reality unless we will stay in our country and are not going to leave it at over in the west buying idea of rates of dozens of debt. so thousands of people displaced from the homes.

band of rain for northern en-land northern england and scotland, northern england and wales in the south—westto the west, and to east, [ie-i! started dry with sunshine. for most in single temperatures for most in single digits. tonight, it pushes south and east, clear skies in 7far7s7outhi7east7 77 7 7 77 7 7far7s7outhi7east7m7eani7n7g 7 7far7s7outhi7east7m7eani7n7g i7t the far south—east meaning it will be quite chilly. i knew where the front pushing into fwhere the front pushing into north—west and you can see the north—west and you can see further north—west we further north—west where we have the breeze and those weather fronts and cloud and have the breeze and those wea iter fronts and cloud and have the breeze and those wea it willonts and cloud and have the breeze and those wea it will be s and cloud and have the breeze and those wea it will be lessi cloud and rain it will be less cold. monday could the mildest day monday could be the mildest day of this week, on of this week, isobars on the charts so it will be shafts so itwiii’ iii-seiner """"w’ in sherts so itwiii oer-rind? in the s

the president of the south and west africa peoples organization, which is also on this level from $9.00 to $60.00 and to be achieved independence. and then for many years after that was dr. suddenly on it fell on him and his comrades to negotiate with big super powers in the international farm and stage, while fighting a war caves. this of african defeats force, a to to, to give number begins that independence, history tells us that new york became involved in politics through sage units. he attracted the attention of wides. so that because of security, which organized protests against the implementation of a pottery policies in south and east africa. and he did quote for the country to be gone to independence through all those years to was forced into exile in the ninety's sixty's after he was arrested. and caused with organizing popular resistance in the country. but he was also elected president of swap, pointing up students. yeah. at the swap who members we are told ended up in south africa's notorious robin island prison. but he spent because it's all establishing slow for offices

cold front continues to push further southwards north—west england, down through western wales and south—westeast 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, but that he is mainly angry toward the european union. he said this in response to a question

, this is more than 30 people are missing after land slide hit. china is in pink village in the south west and pub in. so 61 west coast, se people should have for the area as a land slide is ongoing. preston, children ng, has ordered the authorities to do everything possible to find the missing people and deal with the off them off this engine 5 minutes to and the rental mode. his party has won the local election in the capital, new dunning, it's the 1st time the hindu nationalist. the j. p. has scored a window in 27 years because he kind of had reports launching a file under the new a 3 decades of the political build and us in new delhi. and part of the region opposite party support is celebrating after $148.00 of the territories, saving the sites and the legislative assembly. a major boost for prime minister in their end, remotely, after a disappointing national election in which his policy lost its majority in parliament. the pgp is certainly consolidated. it does is recovered from the slight set back itself within the 2024 joining block. so by elections the hosted on the policy has bee

this going further west and south china sea, and this he may well bring some heavy rain briefly, 55, all vietnam. so it is an increase in the ne monsoon. it also has meant dry weather to the west coast in the fall across potentially, i'm lazy, i'm not just the mattress driving it was. same is true for much of born here with the java east towards the child. so big cheryl is all still there and the emphasis of the really heavy rains is size of the crate and it's certainly been affecting the old, entire tree. northern queens and the still funding on the drive is hardly surprising when you see the figures. for example, this place is smooth. daily water is a $143.00 millimeters in 24 hours. that's a fair proportion of the mountain savage, only one day. and it causes a generally dry area, but the wet season is upon us. so 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 imp