this is bbc news. the headlines... coetzer has announced an agreement to extend the temporary ceasefire one additional two days. the report was expected to end at midnight tonight. families have been informed a further release of hostages will take place later tonight, though the exact numbers are still unknown. aid into gaza has been scaled up, but as the lorries arrive carrying fuel, the lorries arrive carrying fuel, the un says the helpers barely registering against a huge need of 1.7 million displaced people. let's turn to those developing lines that have just been coming in, because qatar says a deal has been agreed to extend the truce in gaza for another two days. there's been no confirmation yet from israel, but thatis no confirmation yet from israel, but that is being reported by the writers news agency and afp, for exchange of hostages appears closer. let's back head to tel aviv, anna foster. things appear to be moving after some delay.— foster. things appear to be moving after some delay. they are, matthew. as we were — after some delay. they are, matthew. as we were discussing, _ after some delay. they are, matthew. as we were discussing, it _ after some delay. they are, matthew. as we were discussing, it is _ after some delay. they are, matthew. as we were discussing, it is the - as we were discussing, it is the marie— as we were discussing, it is the qataris who have made the announcement about the extension in the ceasefire. we've had a statement from hamas— the ceasefire. we've had a statement from hamas on their official website _ from hamas on their official website. they have declared it has agreed _ website. they have declared it has agreed with qatar and egypt. it has agreed _ agreed with qatar and egypt. it has agreed with qatar and egypt. it has agreed with qatar and egypt. it has agreed with qatar and egypt to extend — agreed with qatar and egypt to extend the humanitarian truce for an additional— extend the humanitarian truce for an additional two days under the same conditions — additional two days under the same conditions reached before. as we were _ conditions reached before. as we were discussing, qatar or those driving — were discussing, qatar or those driving this. you can see the tweets on your— driving this. you can see the tweets on your screen, the state of qatar announcers _ on your screen, the state of qatar announcers as part of the ongoing mediation — announcers as part of the ongoing mediation agreement has been reached to extend _ mediation agreement has been reached to extend the humanitarian truce for additional— to extend the humanitarian truce for additional two days in the gaza strio — additional two days in the gaza strio this— additional two days in the gaza strip. this is the official spokesperson for the qatari minister of foreign _ spokesperson for the qatari minister of foreign affairs. as we were saying. — of foreign affairs. as we were saying, we were discussing in the last ten— saying, we were discussing in the last ten minutes, we were saying it is very— last ten minutes, we were saying it is very much— last ten minutes, we were saying it is very much something we expected because _ is very much something we expected because the momentum, the mood music, _ because the momentum, the mood music, the — because the momentum, the mood music, the messaging from parties like egypt. — music, the messaging from parties like egypt, who set around the table. — like egypt, who set around the table, was strongly the parties were in favour— table, was strongly the parties were in favour of— table, was strongly the parties were in favour of it. we reflected that from _ in favour of it. we reflected that from the — in favour of it. we reflected that from the beginning of the deal being put in _ from the beginning of the deal being put in place, there were provisions enabling _ put in place, there were provisions enabling it— put in place, there were provisions enabling it to continue. there was a longer— enabling it to continue. there was a ionger iist _ enabling it to continue. there was a longer list of palestinian prisoners eiigibie _ longer list of palestinian prisoners eligible for release. 150 names would — eligible for release. 150 names would have covered those four days, but they— would have covered those four days, but they publish the names of 300. israel— but they publish the names of 300. israel said — but they publish the names of 300. israel said they would be prepared to extend — israel said they would be prepared to extend the ceasefire one extra day for _ to extend the ceasefire one extra day for every additional ten hostages released. for the first four days — hostages released. for the first four days of this deal, we saw 13 hostages — four days of this deal, we saw 13 hostages a — four days of this deal, we saw 13 hostages a day. what israel had offered — hostages a day. what israel had offered for the extension was ten a day, but _ offered for the extension was ten a day, but it— offered for the extension was ten a day, but it seems they are talking about— day, but it seems they are talking about the — day, but it seems they are talking about the same conditions as previously, so that means we would expect _ previously, so that means we would expect to _ previously, so that means we would expect to see over those two days 13 is ready— expect to see over those two days 13 is ready hostages freed each day for return _ is ready hostages freed each day for return of— is ready hostages freed each day for return of 39 palestinian prisoners being _ return of 39 palestinian prisoners being held in israeli jails. they do it on— being held in israeli jails. they do it on a _ being held in israeli jails. they do it on a three to one ratio. we have the confirmation from the qataris that has— the confirmation from the qataris that has been agreed, and that ceasefire — that has been agreed, and that ceasefire which would have ended today, _ ceasefire which would have ended today, will now continue for two further — today, will now continue for two further days, making this a six—day agreement— further days, making this a six—day agreement in total. the further days, making this a six-day agreement in total.— further days, making this a six-day agreement in total. the weather is a much worse — agreement in total. the weather is a much worse today, _ agreement in total. the weather is a much worse today, and _ agreement in total. the weather is a much worse today, and there - agreement in total. the weather is a much worse today, and there are - much worse today, and there are fewer people in the square, but you been talking to hostage families throughout the four days. give me a sense where many of those people are. for many, they will have seen those scenes of reunion, be uplifted and pleas for those families. so many families still awaiting the return for those loved ones not on any list so far. return for those loved ones not on any list so far-— any list so far. that is a pertinent ruestion any list so far. that is a pertinent question because _ any list so far. that is a pertinent question because one _ any list so far. that is a pertinent question because one thing - any list so far. that is a pertinent question because one thing thatl any list so far. that is a pertinent i question because one thing that has been common of all the hostage families— been common of all the hostage families i've spoken to, and particularly hostage families who knew _ particularly hostage families who knew they have male relatives waiting — knew they have male relatives waiting to be released, this deal would _ waiting to be released, this deal would only involve children and women — would only involve children and women. when you speak to those people _ women. when you speak to those people waiting for male relatives, they were — people waiting for male relatives, they were really pleased about the deal because they said, any release opens— deal because they said, any release opens the _ deal because they said, any release opens the door to something further. if we opens the door to something further. if we can _ opens the door to something further. if we can achieve successful releases _ if we can achieve successful releases of hostages, then even there _ releases of hostages, then even there we — releases of hostages, then even there we know our loved ones on part of this— there we know our loved ones on part of this deal. _ there we know our loved ones on part of this deal, it shows it can be done, — of this deal, it shows it can be done, it— of this deal, it shows it can be done, it proves there is ground which _ done, it proves there is ground which can— done, it proves there is ground which can be worked on, a foundation for it to _ which can be worked on, a foundation for it to extend. these further two days of— for it to extend. these further two days of the — for it to extend. these further two days of the deal shows they were i’i l ht days of the deal shows they were right to _ days of the deal shows they were right to have that level of faith. we are — right to have that level of faith. we are still looking at a relatively small— we are still looking at a relatively small number. there was originally 240 hostages being held, a variety of different nationalities. what this doesn't do is for the release all of— this doesn't do is for the release all of those hostages. but the family's— all of those hostages. but the family's opinion is an important one _ family's opinion is an important one you — family's opinion is an important one. you are right to focus on it because — one. you are right to focus on it because they become a close—knit group, _ because they become a close—knit group, i_ because they become a close—knit group, i didn't factorjoy and happiness you see from some of those families, _ happiness you see from some of those families, even when the relatives release _ families, even when the relatives release aren't theirs, because they have met _ release aren't theirs, because they have met each other, they've held protests— have met each other, they've held protests and vigils together, they have met — protests and vigils together, they have met these new people, become close to _ have met these new people, become close to them and they feel the joy for their— close to them and they feel the joy for their new friends that they have seen their— for their new friends that they have seen their relatives release. but for every— seen their relatives release. but for every step and release along the way, it— for every step and release along the way, it offers hope, and hostage families— way, it offers hope, and hostage families will be feeling more of it tonight — families will be feeling more of it toniaht. �* ., ~ tonight. anna foster, in telaviv, thank you- _ tonight. anna foster, in telaviv, thank you- we — tonight. anna foster, in telaviv, thank you. we will _ tonight. anna foster, in telaviv, thank you. we will be _ tonight. anna foster, in telaviv, thank you. we will be back - tonight. anna foster, in telaviv, thank you. we will be back in - tonight. anna foster, in telaviv, thank you. we will be back in a i thank you. we will be back in a short while. let me show you the live pictures from the rafah crossing point, because that has been the focus for the increase aid going into gaza, both the north and principal in the south, but more trucks going through today. the un saying it has used the low in this fight to step up its aid to 1.7 million displaced goals in, but it barely dent the demand, it says. the problem has been dented by the onset of wet and windy weather. many gazans are sheltering in tents. more aid lorries are bringing in supplies, they are carrying the winter clothing needed for children. i've been speaking to the norwegian refugee council, and she spoke to me about the situation for her teams. we have sent our teams out there working round—the—clock to assess needs and respond accordingly. we have been managing sites and scaling of these sites for internally displaced people who are not staying in un facilities. it is extremely challenging in such a short amount of time to scale up operations from very little access and communication to try and really address all the needs that have been created after seven weeks of hostility. i would agree with the secretary—general when i say the amount of aid going and doesn't register. we have a 60% of housing stock in gaza damaged or destroyed also almost 80% of the population displays, and about 100% of the people reliant on aid because nothing, very little has got on in the seven weeks since october seven. we are desperate. in terms of where you have got aid into, is it principally the south, or have you managed to get aid further north? brute managed to get aid further north? - other norwegian refugee council have not been able to get aid of north. we would like to be operational up there, but there have been tight restrictions on how much aid is able to get the who it may be delivered by. in to get the who it may be delivered b . , ., to get the who it may be delivered by. in terms of the prospect of the war restarting. _ by. in terms of the prospect of the war restarting, what _ by. in terms of the prospect of the war restarting, what are _ by. in terms of the prospect of the war restarting, what are your - war restarting, what are your colleagues on the ground saying to you, and what are gazans saying to you, and what are gazans saying to you question all of our colleagues on the ground are from gaza, we have 53 staff who are local staff, from gaza, working in gaza, trying to respond to the owner needs, while also working to address the needs of the 1.7 million other people, and 2.3 million trapped civilians. brute 2.3 million trapped civilians. we are 2.3 million trapped civilians. - are concerned about the potential for restarting hostilities. this paws desperately needs to be extended into a long—term, long—lasting ceasefire, because duality is there's so much devastation and just it's been so challenging for us to make a dense in the last three or four days. restarting of hostility would mean further devastation and destruction, further devastation and destruction, further displaced people. we are concerned about the potential for forcible transfer from eastern gaza to the west, we are concerned about the potential for mass deportation when there isn't enough space for people seeking shelter inside of gaza. . r' people seeking shelter inside of gaza. ., ., ., gaza. let me ask you about that, because when — gaza. let me ask you about that, because when you _ gaza. let me ask you about that, because when you talk _ gaza. let me ask you about that, because when you talk the - gaza. let me ask you about that, because when you talk the israeli authorities, they want people in the south to move west. they have said consistently for a number of days. as an aid agency, are you working alongside that instruction, or are you still operating right across the south? brute you still operating right across the south? ~ ., ., south? we are operating across the south, south? we are operating across the south. and — south? we are operating across the south. and the _ south? we are operating across the south, and the area _ south? we are operating across the south, and the area the _ south? we are operating across the south, and the area the israelis - south, and the area the israelis have unilaterally designated as a place for people is not large enough to accommodate the 2.3 mil in people living in gaza, or internally displaced people. there aren't any facilities there able to accommodate them. it is unconscionable to imagine sending people to a place where they are not guaranteed of their safety or guaranteed a very ability to return home once hostilities and. we are cautioning against pushing people further, further displacement, and we desperately need an end to the hostilities because there just isn't any more space in gaza to accommodate the displacement. straight to breaking news, coming from the white house. confirmation from the white house. confirmation from white house officials that israel and hamas have agreed to extend the truce in gaza. we were getting the fragments of that news over the last 45 minutes, coming from qatari officials, from egyptian officials and hamas. this is the first confirmation coming from white house officials confirming israel and hamas have agreed to extend the truce in gaza. as we been reporting, they are talking about an additional two days, said the four—day agreement appears to have been extended to six days. we wait to get more of the detail about that decision, but certainly those details being confirmed by the white housein details being confirmed by the white house in the last few moments. around the world and the crusty uk, you were watching bbc news. when the call comes in on the radio, the pcs have to be quick. she's chasing out to hundreds of pounds worth of designer handbags. managed to catch him and _ worth of designer handbags. managed to catch him and goods _ worth of designer handbags. managed to catch him and goods were - to catch him and goods were recovered to the value ofjust over £300. in recovered to the value of 'ust over £300. ., , ., .,, , ., £300. in house of fraser is a problem _ £300. in house of fraser is a problem the _ £300. in house of fraser is a problem the store _ £300. in house of fraser is a problem the store are - £300. in house of fraser is a problem the store are taken l problem the store are taken seriously. problem the store are taken seriously-— problem the store are taken seriousl . ., . ., ., seriously. facial recreation cameras on the doors. _ seriously. facial recreation cameras on the doors. it _ seriously. facial recreation cameras on the doors, it picks _ seriously. facial recreation cameras on the doors, it picks up _ seriously. facial recreation cameras on the doors, it picks up the - seriously. facial recreation cameras on the doors, it picks up the face. l on the doors, it picks up the face. if you have committed a crime, we will get an alert to say the face has come in. will get an alert to say the face has come in-— will get an alert to say the face has come in. like lots of security uuards, has come in. like lots of security guards. he _ has come in. like lots of security guards, he knows _ has come in. like lots of security guards, he knows who _ has come in. like lots of security guards, he knows who to - has come in. like lots of security guards, he knows who to look i has come in. like lots of security| guards, he knows who to look out for. guards, he knows who to look out for, , guards, he knows who to look out for. , , , , for. sometimes even he surprise. there was — for. sometimes even he surprise. there was a _ for. sometimes even he surprise. there was a woman _ for. sometimes even he surprise. there was a woman recently - for. sometimes even he surprise. there was a woman recently he . for. sometimes even he surprise. l there was a woman recently he was for. sometimes even he surprise. - there was a woman recently he was in a hostel, she'd been in a abusive relationship. she came in stealing food for her son in a pushchair. i felt really bad for her. i paid for it. you will live with bbc news. let's return to the breaking news coming to us from the white house, officials confirming both israel and hamas have agreed to extend the truce in gaza. a statement from hamas in the last few moments saying they've agreed that with qatar and egypt, and they add at the end the statement that an additional two days for the same conditions reach before. let's cross over to nour odeh, a palestinian political analyst based in ramallah in the west bank. your snapshot reaction to the news just coming in? it is your snapshot reaction to the news just coming in?— just coming in? it is very welcome news, it just coming in? it is very welcome news. it will— just coming in? it is very welcome news, it will be _ just coming in? it is very welcome news, it will be a _ just coming in? it is very welcome news, it will be a sure _ just coming in? it is very welcome news, it will be a sure by - news, it will be a sure by palestinians in gaza, and also in the bank, where more prisoners, more women and children will be released. we have to remember there's a very large number of palestinians in israeli captivity. just since october seven, israeli captivity. just since octoberseven, israel israeli captivity. just since october seven, israel detained more than 3000 palestinians, including journalists, including minors and community leaders. these additional two days will bring a lot of hope to many homes. just two days will bring a lot of hope to many homes-— two days will bring a lot of hope to many homes. just give me a sense what it is like — many homes. just give me a sense what it is like in _ many homes. just give me a sense what it is like in the _ many homes. just give me a sense what it is like in the west - many homes. just give me a sense what it is like in the west bank. i what it is like in the west bank. over the last few days we've seen so many pictures from israel, the reunions. give me a sense of what the mood is like the palestinians. the mood is a mix because on the one hand there is happiness for the families who have been reunited with their loved ones, and on the other there is a sense of guilt about that happiness, given the tragedy that is unfolding in gaza. there also hope among otherfamilies of unfolding in gaza. there also hope among other families of the thousands of palestinians in israeli jails, that they may next, that they may be reunited with their loved ones. everybody understands this might happen in stages, that these will be difficult negotiations. but the more we hear of these extensions, the higher the hopes would be for those families. just in terms of the _ would be for those families. just in terms of the breakdown, _ would be for those families. just in terms of the breakdown, when i would be for those families. just in terms of the breakdown, when we | would be for those families. just in i terms of the breakdown, when we get to the end of the day it will be 150 palestinians released. what is the breakdown? are they principally teenage boys, women, take me through that? the teenage boys, women, take me through that? ., ., , teenage boys, women, take me through that? ., ., y ., . that? the ma'ority are children, es. the that? the majority are children, yes. the number _ that? the majority are children, yes. the number of _ that? the majority are children, yes. the number of women i that? the majority are children, yes. the number of women in i that? the majority are children, i yes. the number of women in the total list, i think israel approved, was 300. it made it possible to extend the ceasefire without going to the cabinet. i believe there were approximately 33 women included, so the majority are kids. most of them are from the west bank, but many, about a 3rd of may be, from occupied eastjerusalem. at least one third of them have not been charged with anything, they were just detained. about another third was in edmondson seb detention, in detention serving six months —— the same applies to some of the women, although some had been sentenced in israeli courts, which palestinians don't recognise as legitimate. i palestinians don't recognise as legitimate-— palestinians don't recognise as lecitimate. , ., ., , legitimate. i spoke of the imagery out of israel. _ legitimate. i spoke of the imagery out of israel, the _ legitimate. i spoke of the imagery out of israel, the interviews i legitimate. i spoke of the imagery out of israel, the interviews as i out of israel, the interviews as well. there's been so much material. it's been reported there's been a clampdown in the west bank, which is why we haven't seen a similar set of images and interviews from palestinians. is that what is happening? are you seeing any clampdown on how this is being allowed to be reported? absolutely, and the clampdown _ allowed to be reported? absolutely, and the clampdown got _ allowed to be reported? absolutely, and the clampdown got worse i allowed to be reported? absolutely, and the clampdown got worse and l and the clampdown got worse and worse on the thursday. there was tear gas on the second day. there was live fire. yesterday it became impossible for journalists and family members to be around and have that picture everybody was waiting for. i believe today nobody is going to be allowed near the prison where they would take those prisoners and release them to their families. the israeli minister of national security, i believe, who has subjected palestinian prisoners to extreme conditions, as we are hearing now, has also prohibited any sign of celebration. injerusalem the police has raided the homes of some of those prisoners release, they've confiscated candy and sweets that the family had. and they've warned them that any sign of celebration could result in fines or even jail. celebration could result in fines or evenjail. latte celebration could result in fines or even “ail. ~ ., ., celebration could result in fines or even “ail. ., ., , even “ail. we have today but there, but even jail. we have today but there, but thanks so _ even jail. we have today but there, but thanks so much _ even jail. we have today but there, but thanks so much for— even jail. we have today but there, but thanks so much for being i even jail. we have today but there, but thanks so much for being alive | but thanks so much for being alive today's programme. thanks for your time. you are watching bbc news. we will have more courage from the middle east, but let's turn to an important in the uk that's been developing over the last few hours. the strike action by nhs consultants could be coming to an end after they were made and new pay offer. downing street has said in the last few minutes the new pay proposal is the government's final offer. let's talk to deputy chair of the bma consultants committee. for any viewers are watching, just take me through the offer that has been made, the details of it visible. i made, the details of it visible. i will give you a summary, because it's a complicated offer. firstly, not interesting to viewers, but the pay review body has been a bone of contention for us, it is the only way you make sure the pay is fair. we have changes around the body to make it properly independent. they haven't gone as far in every place we would like. in addition to that, we've changed the pay scale consultants. on average, it means there's been a pay increase of about 4.95% for consultants. is there's been a pay increase of about 4.95% for consultants.— 4.9596 for consultants. is that over and above the _ 4.9596 for consultants. is that over and above the original— 4.9596 for consultants. is that over and above the original offer- 4.9596 for consultants. is that over and above the original offer which | and above the original offer which was around 6%? you are making the point it's not going to be the same offerfor point it's not going to be the same offer for consultants, that is a complication, but broadly we are talking of an offer in total of around 10% or 11%, is that right? around about 10%, but not everyone will benefit. a small proportion, 1.5% is money already in the pay bill but is a money which is a bonus, which will be putting too basic a and is pensionable. abate bonus, which will be putting too basic a and is pensionable. are you recommending _ basic a and is pensionable. are you recommending this _ basic a and is pensionable. are you recommending this offer— basic a and is pensionable. are you recommending this offer to - basic a and is pensionable. are you recommending this offer to your. recommending this offer to your members? it recommending this offer to your members?— recommending this offer to your members? .,, ., ,., recommending this offer to your members? ., , ., ,., ., members? it has got some merit to it and other places _ members? it has got some merit to it and other places where _ members? it has got some merit to it and other places where there - members? it has got some merit to it and other places where there are i and other places where there are difficulties. one of those is not everybody will benefit, which is one of the restrictions of the offer and the deal. in terms of recommending, we will put it to members, we have a webinar tonight, we have training and teaching members about, and we will have a vote which opens in mid—december and runs untiljanuary. there was detail and that answer, but not a straight yes or no. taste there was detail and that answer, but not a straight yes or no. we are neutral on — but not a straight yes or no. we are neutral on the _ but not a straight yes or no. we are neutral on the deal. _ but not a straight yes or no. we are neutral on the deal. the _ but not a straight yes or no. we are neutral on the deal. the deal i but not a straight yes or no. we are neutral on the deal. the deal needs to stand up for itself, really. and it will come down to people's individual circumstances. that quote from downing _ individual circumstances. that quote from downing street _ individual circumstances. that quote from downing street saying - individual circumstances. that quote from downing street saying it - individual circumstances. that quote from downing street saying it is i individual circumstances. that quote from downing street saying it is the | from downing street saying it is the final offer, what do you make of that? ~ ., , final offer, what do you make of that? . ., final offer, what do you make of that? ~ ., , ., ., ., ., that? well, as a negotiator, ifi was in government _ that? well, as a negotiator, ifi was in government i _ that? well, as a negotiator, ifi was in government i would i that? well, as a negotiator, ifi was in government i would say| that? well, as a negotiator, if i i was in government i would say the same thing but i would have my toes and fingers crossed. we need to concentrate on the deal. just and fingers crossed. we need to concentrate on the deal.- concentrate on the deal. just a final thought. _ concentrate on the deal. just a final thought, because - concentrate on the deal. just a final thought, because there . concentrate on the deal. just a i finalthought, because there has final thought, because there has been disputable months, strikes that have had an enormous impact. do you think, in your view, have had an enormous impact. do you think, in yourview, you have had an enormous impact. do you think, in your view, you could have got to this point sooner? we've got a new health secretary. lguilmt got to this point sooner? we've got a new health secretary. what change, d thin . ? a new health secretary. what change, d thing? that's _ a new health secretary. what change, d thing? that's a _ a new health secretary. what change, d thing? that's a question _ a new health secretary. what change, d thing? that's a question for- d thing? that's a question for governments, because right from the beginning we've been asking the government to talk. and this is evidenced if you talk you can come up evidenced if you talk you can come up with offers. it's got a message with other people in disputes, such as my doctor colleagues currently balloting. it is much better to sit down, thrash these things out. whether the offer passes or fails, at least we've had an offer to party. it would have been fantastic for everybody, especially patients, if we avoided the industrial action we've had to take so far. we if we avoided the industrial action we've had to take so far.- we've had to take so far. we will leave it there, _ we've had to take so far. we will leave it there, but _ we've had to take so far. we will leave it there, but thank - we've had to take so far. we will leave it there, but thank you i we've had to take so far. we will leave it there, but thank you for| leave it there, but thank you for your patience. i know you sat there waiting, but thank you for being on bbc news. we will take a break in a moment or two. it's worth returning to the middle east, these are the pictures from the ten team crossing, with the white house confirming in the last ten minutes that hamas and israel have extended the truce, for another two days. the four—day truce extended to six days. we are still waiting for the release of today's hostages, those held by hamas. and there is palestinian prisoners held in israel presents. that is still all to play out. we are a bit behind when you look at the clock to where we have been over the last few days, but this is the last day, we thought, of those prisoner exchanges. the details being thrashed out, but the list has now been handed over to the israeli government, the prime minister's office, and then passed on to the families. those families know who are coming out later. we will keep across those live pictures, we are back with anna foster in tel aviv in the next few minutes. we will pause and catch up with the weather first. hello there. it's probably not being quite so cold today, but we have seen a lot of cloud showers or longer spells of rain. we've seen this area of low pressure and the cloud and the weather front wrapped around it, bringing the rain that's sliding towards the southeast at the moment. and as that low pressure then moves away, so things will turn drier and we'll see colder air moving back down from the north across the uk. so after today's wet weather, things will turn drier over the next few days. still could be one or two wintry showers around. it's likely to get colder as well and there will be more frost around at night. these are the temperatures we've got early this evening. so only around five or six degrees. still quite a few showers coming in on that north easterly wind from off the north sea and some rain to clear away from the south east at this stage, once that goes, those showers will get pushed further inland across england towards wales and keep a lot of cloud for these areas. clearer skies further north and a band of wintry showers will move into northern parts of scotland. but with clearer skies across the northern half of the uk, this is where it will be coldest and this is where we're likely to have a frost, i should say, just above freezing further south. well, there's still some cloud to break up on tuesday morning that should break up the odd shower like shower could continue in the southwest. otherwise, we've got a couple of bands of rain and snow over the hills moving down across scotland. for many places though, tomorrow looks like it's going to be dry and there should be more sunshine around, but still cold air. so temperatures at sixes and sevens, typically they are. overnight. we're likely to find a frost developing more widely across the uk as we head into wednesday morning. this area of low pressure is moving down through the north sea. it's just going to drag a few wintry showers down down these north sea coast. there could be a bit of snow over the north york moors and over the cheviots as well. but away from here wednesday looks like a dry day, a good deal of sunshine after a frosty start. it is going to be a cold day. it's getting colder from the north. temperatures around two degrees at best in glasgow. now, later on in the week, the weather doesn't look quite so bad at the moment. it's more likely that this area of low pressure is now going to steer to the south of the uk. but if it does move further north again, then we do run the risk of seeing some snow. at the moment though, with the track a bit further south, we remain in colder air and it's likely to get colder as we draw in some very cold airfrom scandinavia. him live from london. this is bbc news. israel and hamas agree to extend the temporary ceasefire in gaza for an additional two days. for the hostages and prisoners are expected to be released tonight. israel says family members have been notified although no further detail on how many might be free. i'm anna foster here in tel aviv, where the relatives of hostages have gathered over recent days to wait for news of the latest israelis to be freed. supply trucks continue to enter gaza but the united nations says the aid barely registers — against the needs of 1.7 million displaced people. new evidence from bbc verifier reveal how masses preparations for its attack on israel. the reveal how masses preparations for its attack on israel.— its attack on israel. the bbc has new analysis _ its attack on israel. the bbc has new analysis that _ its attack on israel. the bbc has new analysis that shows - its attack on israel. the bbc has new analysis that shows hamas| its attack on israel. the bbc has i new analysis that shows hamas and other groups have been openly training in gaza for almost three years before its deadly attack on israel. hello, i m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, let's return straight to breaking israel and hamas have agreed for two days. exchange for prisoners it appears imminent at the israel notified relatives about the release. let's go back to anna foster in tel aviv. anna, developments on both things we've been concentrating on for the last couple of hours. it