indeed, emily, interesting bit of trivia about her, she's a tottenham hotspur fan, and her name has beenfans at those football games. so in return for releasing these three female hostages, there has been a release we believe of 90 palestinian prisoners. the way the formula words as part of this cease—fire, 30 palestinian prisoners are released for one is really hostage. so 90 today over the course of next six weeks we are expecting 33 is really hostages to be released in batches, is not entirely clear at this point whether all of those are hostages, those hostages are alive or not, they are for the most part children, women, the elderly, the injured and the sick. the next batch after today will be next weekend when we are expecting, once again, for there to be a reciprocal release of palestinian prisoners on that day. in all, something close to 2000 palestinians are going to be released, not all of them convicted criminals. about 1000 of them have been held in custody during the course of this conflict and have not faced any sort of trial, so they are also due to be released during the

was narrowly avoided with non league tamworth losing in extra time to premier league giants tottenham hotspurs anything is possible anywhere they play. at tamworth, kick—off was delayed for a while, with a broken goal needing some impromptu diy. spurs manager ange postecoglou appeared in good spirits at the home of a part—time team 96 places below his side in the football league pyramid. with the netting fixed, tamworth sounded an early warning sign to ange postecoglou and spurs but things would be far from uncomfortable —— far from comfortable for them on an artificial playing surface. when a serious opportunity presented itself in the second half, tamworth's goalkeeper stood in the way of timo werner. the national league side maintained a steely determination, more than plucky underdogs. they almost of the fairy tale, coming close at the end. from the subsequent corner, tottenham's goalkeepers were worked. that might goalkeeper was worked. spurs introduced some heung—min and dejan kulusevski on a period where they might have otherwise had a rest, and they finally broke the resistance with a

meanwhile, at the tottenham hotspur stadium, an encounter that ended up confirming pre—match form and at the hands of newcastle, whose 2—1win was a fifth in a row. patrick gearey has more. thomas tuchel shows this is the first match he would watch as england manager, safe in the knowledge that there would be goals, ideally dominic solanki obliged inside four minutes for tottenham, a side struck in by injury and soon cursing the hand of fortune again. newcastle got the ball to anthony gordon to become another english this was not handball not everything else newcastle did had purpose. tottenham were only saved by brandon austen. their third choice goalkeeper soon became irresistible. a team in form 1a for alexander spurs' slump has been alarming. to their credit, they never accepted their fate. brendan]ohnson so close to an equaliser. but theirfor brendan]ohnson so close to an equaliser. but their for those from newcastle, the cold it's a result that was delivered by alexandar isak, but newcastle's other goal dominated the postmatch debate, scored by anthony gordon but assisted at leas

we'll get the latest from the tottenham hotspur stadium as they prepare to face liverpool in the first severe pressure. hospitals across the uk around 20 hospitals trusts in england have declared critical incidents as patients face long waits in a&e. several ambulance services have told the bbc they're working at their highest level of escalation too. 0ur health correspondent, catherine burns, been looking at the situation for staff and patients. the nhs is fantastic in principle, but, as it stands, it is not working. yvonne wolstenholme contacted us. she went to a&e because she was struggling to breathe. she spent 13 hours in a wheelchair and only got a bed by taking matters into her own hands when another patient was moved. incidents as patients face long waits in a&e. several ambulance services have told the bbc they're working at their highest level of escalation too. 0ur health correspondent, catherine burns, been looking at the situation for staff and patients. the nhs is fantastic in principle, but, as it stands, it is not working. yvonne wolstenholme contacted us. she went to a

this is emily damari, a british—israeli citizen, a tottenham hotspur fan who was taken from her homehot in the hand and killed her dog. the 28—year—old is one of the civilian women named on the list. this 19—year—old had just started her military training as an army look out when hamas attacked. she was taken along with six other conscript soldiers. five of them remain in captivity. she appeared in a video posted by hamas at the weekend in which he was seen urging her government to make a deal. also on the list is 52—year—old ellie. seen here with his wife and two daughters. they were all murdered. his brother was also killed. one of the oldest hostages due to be freed is this 8a—year—old. you remember that his wife was amongst one of the first hostages to be released back in october 2023. his daughter has told the bbc that her family do not know if her father was still alive. we should say that we don't know the condition of any of the hostages who are still being held. israel believes that most of the 33 on this first list or alive. once the hostages have been handed over and their

meanwhile, tottenham hotspur are at non—league tamworth.to happen. the kick off delayed this time as part of the net had come off the goal. but nothing two tamworth players and some sticky tape couldn't fix. the real question is do we have the ultimate cup upset on the cards? with less than six minutes to 90, with less than six minutes to go, the semiprofessional outfit tamworth are more than holding their own. it is goalless, is 0-0 their own. it is goalless, is 0—0 right now. we will keep a close eye on that. six other fa cup ties on sunday but which premier league clubs could join brentford in being dumped out at the 3rd round stage. newcastle, crystal palace, southampton and ipswich — all facing opponents lower down the football pyramid. as we said earlier, the most eye—catching contest of the weekend arsenal against manchester united, and the holders fresh from a morale—boosting 2—2 draw at liverpool last week. it's been a tough start to life though at united for ruben amorim — and not the easiest first taste of the world's oldest cup

meanwhile tottenham hotspur are at non—league tamworth. out at the 3rd round stage? newcastle, crystal palace, southampton and ipswich — all facing opponents lower down the football pyramid. as we said, the most eye—catching contest of the weekend arsenal against manchester united, and the holders fresh from a morale—boosting 2—2 draw at liverpool last week. it's been a tough start to life though at united for ruben amorim. however arteta is a big fan of the new united head coach. i will choose the best team to win because we want also to win the cup. and like you said, in the cup, you never know. so let's win. sometimes it's better to win this kind of game and then you have less time to rest. but your mind is so different that you can cope with the physical aspect of the game. when you look especiallyl about the big teams, how they perform and the results i that they got, very impressive. i know him well. i followed him a lot - while he was in portugal, and there is a big reason why he is where he is at - the moment and he fully deserves

non—league tamworth have lost the next time to premier league giants tottenham hotspur.he clock ticked about 100 minutes they conceded a heartbreaking own goal, then kulusevski and brennanjohnson kulusevski and brennan johnson making kulusevski and brennanjohnson making it 3—0. brentford so far the only premier league side to be dumped out of the fa cup but what other shocks could we see? forfear what other shocks could we see? for fear romly have taken the lead at st james' for fear romly have taken the lead at stjames' park, newcastle 1—0 down at home, 0—0 between arsenal and manchester united whilst crystal palace are 1—0 up against stockport county. there are two matches in the scottish premiership today, rangers trying to somehow reel in celtic who lead by 18 points at the top of the league. rangers are at home to stjohnstone 0—0, while aberdeen host hearts, also 0—0 at the moment. some big european fixtures taking place today including the final of the spanish super cup between real madrid and barcelona in saudi arabia. back in la liga, atletico madrid can move top

she is a british israeli citizen, a tottenham hotspur fan who was taken from her home by hamas gunmen. the 28—year—old is one of the civilian women named on the list. now, this is 19—year—old liri leary. she had just started her military training as an army lookout when hamas attacked. first list are alive. once the hostages have been handed over and of course, theirfamilies have been updated, their names will be released to the public. that was nicky schiller reporting on the people who could be released as part of this deal. now, let's take you to central london momentarily, where a demonstration, a protest is taking place that is pro—palestinians, it is happening in central london. there is a big police presence, this is static protest in whitehall, originally it had been planned that they would send her on the bbc, but those plans were changed. we understand that seven people have been arrested so far, one on suspicion of holding a placard in support of band organisations and to him suspicion of breaching conditions put in place for this protest. that is the scene at the pro—pales

meanwhile, at the tottenham hotspur stadium, an encounter that ended up confirming pre match form andeelings. and for one manager, significantly worsening them. spurs�* poor run has continued at the hands of newcastle, whose 2—1 win was a fifth in a row. patrick gearey has more. thomas tuchel chose this is the first match he would watch as england manager, safe in the knowledge that there would be goals, ideally from englishmen. dominic solanki obliged inside four minutes for tottenham, a side stricken by injury and illness, and soon cursing the hand of fortune again. newcastle storm their man got the ball to anthony gordon to become another english scorer. but spurs asked why this wasn't handball in the build—up. not deliberate, the verdict. everything else newcastle did had purpose. tottenham were saved by brandon allston, their third choice goalkeeper making his debut. two soon became irresistible. a strike on fire. 14 irresistible. a strike on fire. 1a for alexander isa this season. spurs�* slump has been alarming. to their credit, they never accepted their fate. johnson so close

just 17 days ago it was tottenham hotspur in liverpool with six. this could be absolutely anything.tainment and i'm sure you want to come _ entertainment and i'm sure you want to come out— entertainment and i'm sure you want to come out and attack and put pressure — to come out and attack and put pressure on you know it liverpool can do _ pressure on you know it liverpool can do and — pressure on you know it liverpool can do and how dangerous they are in great _ can do and how dangerous they are in great run _ can do and how dangerous they are in great run of— can do and how dangerous they are in great run of form and what type of team _ great run of form and what type of team are — great run of form and what type of team are going to see from liverpool as well— team are going to see from liverpool as well with — team are going to see from liverpool as well with the spurs, only limited to what— as well with the spurs, only limited to what he — as well with the spurs, only limited to what he has a crew full of injuries— to what he has a crew full of injuries but let's hope it is end

years old, raised in south—east london, a british israeli national, a tottenham hotspurfan, they tottenham hotspurm hotspurfan, they have even chanted her name at football matches back in the uk, so she is expected to be included as well, as is romi gonen, 2a years old, she was at the music festival when it was attacked by hamas on october the 7th 2023, and she was actually on the phone to her mother as the vehicle she was in that was attempting to flee the music festival and flee the hammers attacks when she was hijacked by hamas and taken into gaza. so we believe that she sustained some gunshot injuries and could well be in need of medical attention. we know what _ need of medical attention. we know what an incredibly difficult, tense time it is going to be for the families of these women as the minutes ticked down to the moment when they hope to see their loved ones again, and we have heard from emily damari�*s mother, saying she will not believe it until she has a daughter in her arms. . y ., until she has a daughter in her arms. ., i. until she has a daughter in her arms. ., ., , arms. yeah,

is it tottenham hotspur or is it manchester united? it's us, it's us, it's us, it's you, it's us.oth losing the premier league again manchester city look much better. they're back on track and nottingham forest keep rolling on anneliese novak djokovic very precious. or does he actually have a point? we'll find out. >> there's some unsettled weather arriving later on this week. join me later where i'll have the full details for you. >> hello there. 6:01 o'clock. a very good morning to you on this monday morning. however you're watching, however you're listening i'm eamonn holmes, i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast with eamonn and ellie. i just want to say doctor emily andre, peter andre's wife, who we will be speaking to later in the programme. and she's talking about how this is the most depressing day all year. >> it's blue monday. >> it's blue monday. >> well, it's grey, everything is very grey outside, grey forever. and i think the further north you were there was a bit of sunshine. like i saw the newcastle match and there was sunshine on that, but oh, it's so awf

tottenham hotspur�*s stadium is a possible venue for the fight in april.on and abuse of power, over his attempt to impose martial law last month. police had to break through blockades erected by his security team to enter his official residence and confront thousands of his supporters. shaimaa khalil reports. after their first attempt had failed, the police were determined this was going to be the day to arrest the impeached president. there was resistance, of course, notjust from yoon sung yeol�*s security staff, but also the ruling party lawmakers, who put themselves between the law—enforcement officers and the presidential compound. protester5 camped out through the bitter cold, holding their ground as emotions ran high. then, as day broke, so too did the standoff. the police and investigators inched their way inside the presidential residence — climbing ladders and cutting through barbed wire. then an announcement — the president has been arrested. celebrations for his opponents for what they saw as justice. after the arrest of president yoon, now i fe