allowed into gaza — on friday, around 150 trucks carrying medical supplies, fuel and food entered the strip through the rafah crossing. returning to the 2a hostages released from gaza on friday, they have spent the night in hospitals in israel. some have received medical care from the schneider children's medical centre. yesterday, four boys and girls, one mother and one grandmother arrived at schneider children's medical centre, and we were very excited for the first moment, and the kids, the parents, the hogs, the crying, and it was very, very exciting for all of us. they are in good condition, and they are surrounded by our teams, social workers, psychologists, nurses, and their doctors. we are surrounded by their families, friends, and it was the most excited evening —— exciting evening since starting my career. we hope to see them all back and to see them in good condition. some hope to see them all back and to see them in good condition.— them in good condition. some relief and happiness _ them in good condition. some relief and happiness there. _ let's take a moment to look at what we know about those freed hostages — all of whom were captured during the hamas attack on israel on the 7th of october. qatar, which has been mediating between israel and hamas, says the group was made up of 13 israelis, io thais, and one filipino. there was one 85 —year—old woman, and four children, aged two, four, six and nine. the nine—year—old was ohad munder. his grandmother and mother were also released — but his grandfather remains in gaza. here's how one of ohad's relatives greeted the news. the only one who'd got to speak with them by now is ohad's father, karen's partner. he spoke to them, he said that they are fine, they are healthy. we feel very worried for the other families, we feel like we are one big family, with all the other families of the hostages. we are waiting for all of them to come back and we're still going to work hard for everyone to back. i'm waiting to see ohad and i can't wait to give him his rubik's cube, which i know he really loved and he probably missed it so much. it is the first thing he takes everywhere he goes. let's look now at at the palestinians who were released. a total of 39 people — made up of 2a women, and 15 teenage boys — were released to palestinian officials in the west bank — not gaza. the majority of them were being held in pre—trial detention. their freedom was greeted with celebrations among palestinian communities. these pictures were filmed late on friday evening. you can see the crowds waving the red, black and white flag of palestine — and also, a large number of the green flags of hamas. and this is sarah al—suwaisa — one of the palestinian women who was released from israeli detention. here's what she had to say to reporters after being freed. translation: the israelis came at ten in the morning and told usi that there was a deal. we were suffering from difficult circumstances, and tear gas was fired at us. we were wearing head covers all the time. the situation was humiliating and included psychological torture, in addition to cutting off electricity for the prisoners. we were suffering from the cold without electricity, and no one helped us. only hamas head. ——cared. those who felt our suffering, i thank them very much, and we love them very much. live now to our bbc arabic correspondent reda el mawy. when we spoke this time yesterday, you are at the israeli air base for the hostages were due to go. you are now back injerusalem. tell us about your experiences yesterday and also what you think we can expect to date, about what happened yesterday? yesterday, the base, —— at the base, which is in the desert, was the first stop of the released hostages since they left the gaza border crossing, with egypt. there was a great operation set in motion as soon as they arrived, to make sure that the first journey of freedom of these hostages were to go without any problem. they had come at the military base, psychological teams, medical teams, to examine each hostage and to see if they are fit to travel late on in the night, by helicopter, to tel aviv, where their loved ones are waiting for them. there was a great sense of anxiety at the beginning, because everything could go wrong at any moment, and thenit could go wrong at any moment, and then it was followed by a sense of relief and jubilation at the air base, when we knew that... when the israeli soldiers knew that the hostages had been freed and are in good health. we know about the second day of the operation is that hamas already had the names of the israeli hostages that are going to be released today. —— what we know. to the international committee of the red cross, and they are waiting for the names of the palestinians to be handed to them. the mechanism of the handover of the hostages and the prisoners is that as soon as the israeli side knows that the israelis are on their way, and are sure that they are going to be handed over, they are going to be handed over, the israeli prison has a window of two hours to release the prisoners, most of them are being gathered in a prison not far from jerusalem, and then, from there, they will be transported to the west bank, where they will be handed to the palestinian authority. they will be handed to the palestinian authori . ., ~ , ., palestinian authority. thank you so much for that. _ let's bring everyone up to date with what is happening with aid at the moment, because if you are in gaza, this is the second day that you are not seeing any israeli military action. we know around 150 trucks carrying aid entered gaza yesterday, through the rafah crossing. they are understood to have delivered humanitarian aid, including food, medical supplies, and some fuel. the idea of releasing the pictures of the vehicles being inspected, —— idf are releasing pictures. as they wait for permission to cross into gaza. we'rejoined now from cairo by our bbc arabic correspondent, abdelbassir hassan. he is keeping across this element of the story. what are the egyptians are saying about movement at the rafah border crossing right now? since the early morning, we have been watching trucks coming from gaza and, as well, entering the inspection zone in the israeli egyptian side before they go to gaza. this is an active movement, compared to other previous days, we have learned from sources at the crossing that more tracks are expected to go through the inspection. the estimate, the highest figure so far, they said they are expecting 340 trucks to move through the inspection, or would be at the inspection point today, before they go to gaza. we have already got footage from the gaza side, many tracks are in, including fuel and cooking gas. at the same time, we have footage of aid coming from gaza into egypt, and no foreigners have arrived from gaza to egypt today. no foreigners have arrived from gaza to egypt today-— to egypt today. thank you so much for that update. _ we have been watching pictures throughout the morning, from the schneider children's medical centre, this is where we saw that for children, three mothers and one grandmother were released by hamas were taken to, and they gave a briefing to the press. you can see from the doctor, the huge relief on herface, the from the doctor, the huge relief on her face, the sense ofjoy as well, but she gave a bit of detail about how they were doing. one of the things you mentioned, for instance is how little sleep he has had last night, how late they went to bed. it is hard to imagine what those who have been released are going through. let's try and bring you some of that perspective. let's speak to prof hagai levine who is the head of medical and resilience at the hostages and missing families forum. very good to see you. we have been hearing from some of the doctors, the joy they have experienced, she even used the word excitement. she was expressing it clearly and her face. something we would have missed, because she was speaking in hebrew, what exactly do we know about how the hostages have been released, how are they doing? hello, lu . we released, how are they doing? hello, lucy- we have _ released, how are they doing? hello, lucy. we have been _ released, how are they doing? hello, lucy. we have been preparing - released, how are they doing? hello, lucy. we have been preparing for- released, how are they doing? helifi, lucy. we have been preparing for the worse, but hoping for the best. it seems like the hostages that were released yesterday are relatively in better shape than our worst expectations. obviously, especially the kids have an amazing ability to recover and some of them have been with their family members, with their mothers, so that can also ease their mothers, so that can also ease the situation. but it is a very long recovery process, and we don't know yet exactly what are their medical and mental problems, and despite the excitement and thejoy, and mental problems, and despite the excitement and the joy, as we said, we will have to follow up and see what exactly they need. of course at the same time, more than 200 hostages are still captive in gaza. they are not getting this kind of professional care for their needs, and we really hope that this week, at least, they will get the basic right and get a visit from the medical teams of the red cross. and we will get a sign at... and with the families all the time, the families of those who have returned, and also those who have not returned. we know how difficult it is for them, every night, they don't sleep well. is for them, every night, they don't slee well. , is for them, every night, they don't sleep well-— is for them, every night, they don't slee well. , , , , sleep well. yes, presumably, those that have been _ sleep well. yes, presumably, those that have been released _ sleep well. yes, presumably, those that have been released are - sleep well. yes, presumably, those that have been released are going l sleep well. yes, presumably, those l that have been released are going to have access to all of the care that they need at this point. has that been guaranteed?— they need at this point. has that been guaranteed? yes, clearly, once the are been guaranteed? yes, clearly, once they are here. _ been guaranteed? yes, clearly, once they are here, including _ been guaranteed? yes, clearly, once they are here, including by _ been guaranteed? yes, clearly, once they are here, including by the - been guaranteed? yes, clearly, once they are here, including by the way, | they are here, including by the way, ten people from thailand and one from the philippines, we are treating them in the hospitals in israel. the best care, and the follow—up, and just to say, for some of the people, they don't have a home to return to. the home, the committee was bound to the ground, on the october seven massacre, genocide, and now they will have to hear much bad news about their family members, friends, that were murdered. —— burned to the ground. that is such an important point, because i think so many people have tried to imagine what they have been through when they have been through gaza, but it is notjust that trauma, it is returning to israel and knowing that their homes and their communities have also been destroyed. it is a huge amount for anyone to have to deal with, particularly for children. yes, and imaaine particularly for children. yes, and imagine for— particularly for children. yes, and imagine for one _ particularly for children. yes, and imagine for one hostage, - particularly for children. yes, and imagine for one hostage, he - particularly for children. yes, and - imagine for one hostage, he managed yesterday to speak to our team, and she will have to hear that her grandson is now captive in gaza, and as much as the family is grateful, they still worry about her grandson, but that is also for other families within the same family, some are missing, some are still captive, some were murdered. i don't want to say tragedies, but human... the events they have, it is very painful, and you need a lot of resilience to cope with it. we are doing their best —— our best to help them, and we know that they are receiving good care from the israeli health system when they are here. thank you very much forjoining us with that perspective, there are important here, thank you. we will return to the middle east shortly, and keep you up to date with throughout the day, but it is also time to look at the sport. jane is here. one of the biggest games in the premier league kicks off in just over an hour's time. top of the table manchester city host second place liverpool with just one point between the two clubs. a win for klopp's liverpool would mean they leapfrog city and klopp says there's every possibility that could happen. while city manager pep guardiola has said the intense rivalry between fans, and the battle againstjurgen klopp, has made him work harder. it always has been a big, big rival and a good game for the both sides. both teams and positive approach to the games. and i think always have been attractive, attractive games and i'm pretty sure, so... he made me, i said many times, he made me better manager. a really, super exciting football game. one of these, i would watch wherever i am on the planet. i would, and because why wouldn't you watch this game? so it's like everything there, you need. but for us, it's not about being excited, that kind of excitement, so like, "oh, my god! can't wait!" so we have to prepare it properly. and we know we have to be at our best. let's take a look at the rest of the premier league fixtures. six others including newcastle against chelsea and a london derby with arsenal travelling to brentford. bayern munich moved to the top of the bundesliga thanks to harry kane's 18th league goal this season. the england captain scored the only goal of the game against cologne to continue his impressive start to life in germany. kane is the first player in bundesliga history to score 18 times in the opening 12 matches of a season. and let's take a look at the fixtures across europe. in serie a — atalanta play napoli, while ac milan take on fiorentina. in the bundesliege, after bayern munich played on friday, bayern leverkussen have the chance to go top when they play werder bremen, and borussia dortmund face borussia monchengladbach. while in la liga, rayo vallecano play barcelona and atl tico madrid take on mallorca in the late game. japan's vissel kobe have won their firstj—league title, kobe beat nagoya grampus 2—1 to take the championship with a game to spare. yuya osako sent a ball into the box for haruya ide to give kobe a i2th—minute lead, and they scored a second just two minutes later through yoshinori muto, giving them the win and the title for the first time in the club's history. and in the league's 30 year history as well. the tennis now... novak djokovic's serbia face italy in their opening match of the second davis cup semifinal as the two nations compete to play australia in the final. australia beat finland 2—0 on friday to make it back—to—back finals for them. they were both very high quality matches today and unfortunate to come our way, but the boys have done all the hard work, they deserve these results and to back up what we did last year, it is very special. and that's all the sport for now. thanks so much jane. officials in ukraine say russia has launched the largest drone attack on kyiv since moscow's full—scale invasion began. these pictures show the drones being shot down by ukraine's air defences. the attack, which was the most sustained in months, brought down some power lines. kyiv�*s mayor says two people were injured in the attack. no deaths have been reported. from kyiv, our correspondent james waterhouse told us how long this latest attack lasted. six hours, really, where we heard the booms of the city's air defences, echoed around the streets. we have seen footage online showing drones flying overhead. they are the iranian made drawings which russia has been using of late. they are cheaper than a ballistic missiles. it is something that russia has switched to as its own stockpiles have dwindled. they have a distinctive wining engine. it was a relentless attack, 75 drones were launched towards kyiv and the surrounding region from the north and the east, mostly, and the majority of them were shot down, according to authorities. i think there is a reflection of ukraine's improved air defences, but it has been a quiet few weeks where there were growing fears that russia had been stockpiling its drones and missiles. there have also been worries that russia would resume its strategy of targeting ukrainian infrastructure as winter continues to bite. i think those fears have been very much relies on a very abrupt way this morning. more than 16,000 homes are without power. the worry is more could come.— worry is more could come. indeed, james commands _ worry is more could come. indeed, james commands we _ worry is more could come. indeed, james commands we have - worry is more could come. indeed, james commands we have had - worry is more could come. indeed, james commands we have had thisj james commands we have had this overnight address from president zelensky. what has he had to say? he: referenced the strike this morning, where he talks about the world's need to unite in the face of russian terror, repetition of what he strived to do. he has highlighted a number of international objectives he is trying to achieve, he is trying to, firstly, quite obviously, trying to, firstly, quite obviously, trying to, firstly, quite obviously, trying to secure continued western support, in terms of getting it signed off by us congress. there is growing scepticism across the atlantic about where this war might head, whether a ukrainian victory is possible, as far as president zelensky is concerned, and he believes it is. another political price, his country's potential membership to the european union. there is a vote next month on whether negotiations can officially begin, involving all member states. he has acknowledged, president zelensky, that there are difficult to ahead, so he is trying to both secure the western support, that is so central to the efforts, notjust to defend, for ukraine, but to hopefully also liberate its territory, but he is also hoping to go after what his country has wanted the best part of a decade, politically, tojoin the best part of a decade, politically, to join the the best part of a decade, politically, tojoin the european union. it also wants to join nato, ukraine, and i think both objectives are a bit way off, but the progress made in that time, in terms of domestic reforms, grappling with its age—old corruption issues, i think ukraine has come a very long way. it is clear that president zelensky is feeling energised in both of those efforts, despite the difficulties that surround those aims. a fire in a multi storey shopping centre in the pakistani city of karachi has killed 11 people and injured many more. the fire appeared to have been sparked by a generator short circuiting. it then spread to two floors of the building. efforts to free 41 construction workers stuck in a collapsed tunnel in india are on hold again. just a few metres of rock and earth separate indian rescue teams from the workers, but the equipment appears to have difficulty breaking through the remaining debris. the men have been trapped for nearly two weeks. from the scene, our correspondent samira hussain had this update. i think it has been really, katie. you can see the mouth of the tunnel, thatis you can see the mouth of the tunnel, that is where the drilling is happening. the slating dash my latest setback has to do with the fact they are not just latest setback has to do with the fact they are notjust running through rubble, but also pieces of metal that have been crushed in with that. —— the latest setback. the drilling machine got caught on some of that metal, as it was drilling and part of the blades broke. they tried to pull it out, that was unsuccessful, now they are manually cutting down the blades so that they can then pull the drilling machine out. once they are able to pull the drilling machine out, they will repair it, and then they will also be going in manually to further assess the situation and make sure that they are able to break all of that they are able to break all of that metal. it has been a very long time that these men have been stuck. remember that this accident happened nearly two weeks ago, when a nearby landslide crushed this partially built tunnel. you can see that the building —— they are building a tunnel through a mountainside and because it was under construction, thatis because it was under construction, that is why there is all this different kind of degree in there, notjust rock. of course, there are 41 men that are stuck inside. now, officials keep telling us that they aren't still in good health, they aren't still in good health, they are receiving regularfood and water, they are getting fresh food, lentils, rice, and water and oxygen. they are in good shape, but, of course, as long as this goes on, what is important is to keep that mental health well. that is what officials are really trying to stay positive for, to help them keep feeling positive that eventually they will be rescued soon. just to update you on what is happening — rescued soon. just to update you on what is happening in _ rescued soon. just to update you on what is happening in northern - rescued soon. just to update you on j what is happening in northern india, know that rescue teams are trying to open a vertical shaft to free those workers trapped inside, because those efforts, as our correspondent was saying, because the other route has been having problems. they are very much trying, they are getting food and oxygen and thanks to them in, but the latest is that they are now trying to use or open a vertical shaft to reach them. us media say the former minneapolis police officer who was convicted of murdering george floyd in 2020, has been stabbed in prison. derek chauvin is reported to be seriously injured. the bureau of prisons confirmed an inmate had been assaulted. chauvin is serving several long sentences over the death of george floyd. let's ta ke let's take you to ireland, because an appeal for donations for a brazilian courier who intervened to stop a stabbing in dublin has raised more than a quarter of £1 million. —— more than £250,000. caio benicio was interviewed on irish tv recently, he helped disable the knifeman by hitting him with his motorbike helmet. more than 28,000 people have contributed to the online campaign, called "buy caio benicio a pint". when you see a man with a knife, with a little girl, in his hand, yeah, ijust... ijust stopped the bike to go, took off my helmet to protect myself, and i thought that i could use it as a weapon. i hit him in the head. with all the power i had come in that moment. and he fell down. after he fell down, some other people came, tried to kick him, and there were three ladies that protected him because otherwise maybe he would have been killed on the street. he maybe he would have been killed on the street. . , maybe he would have been killed on the street. , ., the street. he has been called a hero. the street. he has been called a her0- stay _ the street. he has been called a hero. stay with _ the street. he has been called a hero. stay with us. _ the street. he has been called a hero. stay with us. hello. - the street. he has been called a i hero. stay with us. hello. saturday started off on a cold and frosty notes, but there was some sparkling sunshine to go with it, for many. it was our first widespread frost of this winter period, temperatures as low as minus seven celsius. we have got plenty of sunshine, it is going to stay with us throughout the day, and a brisk breeze running down through the north sea, mightjust drift a little bit more cloud and scattered showers, along the exposed east coast. maybe some cloud running up through the irish sea, but generally speaking, fine, settled and sunny. temperatures widely around six or 7 degrees, a bit milder in the south—west, because we will see more cloud spilling in, as we go through the latter stages of the day. there is a weather front, it will bring some showery outbreaks of rain, into ireland, gradually into wales as well, and ahead of it, we will have an early frost as well, as temperatures fall down to around —1 in many eastern areas, but the cloud will continue to spill in further east. these frontal systems will bring some light patchy rain, as we go through the day on sunday, so a different story on sunday and with the cloud is moving its way across eastern england as well, it is going to feel cool and grey out there. showery rain into northern ireland, wales, central england, as we go into the afternoon. the best of the brightness in scotland. here, only around 4 degrees, but around the —— generally around 6—8, but in the west, it is milder, double digits. the weatherfront sinks west, it is milder, double digits. the weather front sinks southwards, and east through the latter stages of sunday, and into monday. monday, there will be more rain across england and wales. not particularly heavy and it will drift its way south—east, allowing for brighter skies come into scotland, northern ireland and eventually northern england, as well. the easterly breeze is driving in one or two scattered showers, temperatures generally at around 6—8 , once again, maybe double digits into the far south—west. again, maybe double digits into the farsouth—west. i'm again, maybe double digits into the far south—west. i'm a week ahead stays in the cold side for this time of year. we are likely to see some frontal systems pushing in from time to time and as they bump into that cold air, there is a risk of seeing some wintry showers, chiefly on the higher ground, just a dusting, but inverness could have some snow, potentially friday and saturday. this is bbc news, the headlines... 14 hostages are expected to be freed by hamas today, while 42 palestinian prisoners will also be released under the hostage agreement. the temporary truce in gaza is continuing to hold. the former minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering george floyd has been reportedly stabbed in a us prison. us media report that derek chauvin was attacked and seriously injured by another inmate, but he would have survived the assault. ukrainian officials report that russia has launched its biggest drone attack on kyiv since the invasion of ukraine began in 2022. officials said that more than 75 iranian—made drones were fired at the capital, and 74 were shot down overnight. five people were injured by falling debries. damage has been done to infrastructure. let's just show you the gaza border right now from israel where we do know this temporary truce is holding. as i was saying, another 42 detained palestinians will be released today and 14 more people held hostage by hamas will also be freed. there is some smoke rising there, we don't know what is causing that but we do know that this temporary truce is continuing to hold.