We start with some sad news from the last half hour and everton chairman Bill Kenwright has passed away, aged 78. Kenwright first became involved at everton in 1999 1989 as a major shareholder, before becoming the largest stakeholder in the club in 200a. Also a well known theatre producer within act on coronation street. Marco silver is dana follow him. Craving cartilage to the 2025 season. Silver has been in a row since 2021. Into a tenth place finish in the Premier League last season. Season. Just over two hours to go until a huge night at old trafford where Manchester United really need to kick start their Champions League campaign. They go into this evenings match against copenhagen bottom of their group after two defeats from two. Itll be an important night in particularfor united striker Rasmus Hojlund who begun his career at copenhagen and hes likely to come up against at least one of his younger twin brothers. Its a special game for him. He grew up there. You know he will be highly motivated. Thats for me, for the team and especially for him to send that in the right direction. We have to win every game. If you see the group, if you lose the first two games definitely have to win, yeah. It will also be a poignant night for united as they play at home for the First Time Since the Death Of Club Legend sir bobby charlton. The club have confirmed there will be a number of planned pre match tributes including a wreath being laid and a minutes silence before kick off. A big night too in seville as arsenal look to get back to winning ways in the tournament. Mikel artetas side lost to lens three weeks ago their only defeat of the season so far in all competitions. The win leaves lens top of the group ahead of arsenal and sevilla who kick off at 7. 45. Meanwhile, england crickets managing director rob key insists ben stokes is still committed to playing for the National Team despite turning down a long contract. Englands test captain has rejected a three year central contract, opting instead for a one year extension. Key says stokes is expected to negotiate a longer deal next year when a new cycle of broadcast rights starts. 0n the field of play, theres been a moment of history at the Cricket World Cup with south africa cruising to a fourth win in five matches. Batting first, Quinton De Kock hit 174 off 140 balls the highest score of the tournament as his side set bangladesh 383 to win. And bangladeshs run chase is not going well. Theyre currently 233 9 and surely heading towards a fourth defeat of the tournament. World rugby has announced a new competition starting in 2026 as part of a significant overhaul of the Mens International calendar with its chairman saying the sport is entering an � exciting new era. As rugby prepares for its World Cup Final between south africa and new zealand on saturday, the Governing Body has announced a series of changes. They include its version of the Nations League concept adopted by football involving a top division of 12 teams which will attempt to synchronise matches that have been played in the Northern Hemishpere Autumn and summer. World rugby have also decided to expand the next world cup from 20 to 24 teams. More on that and everything on the bbc sport website. As we have been reporting through out the day two more hostages have been released by hamas handed over at the rafah border crossing. 85 year old Yoheved Lifschitz says she was taken from her home in southern israel, beaten up and transported by motorbike into gaza. She says she went through a hell she could never have imagined. Abducted into what she described as a spiders web of underground tunnels. For more analysis on how this plays into the Current Situation in the middle east im joined by Hostage Expert and ceo of clarity factory rachel briggs. Welcome. You told our producer this is the most complicated Hostage Situation youve seen in 25 years. Just expand on that a little more. Absolutely. So many different layers of complexity to this case. Firstly, at the mass two has a cage, 200 plus hostages for the not unprecedented but very rare to be able to take that many people and hold them successfully over a prolonged period of time without being bound and discovered. A mass hostage taken. It involves many different nationalities. They are not completely unprecedented but fairly unusual. Those two things for them is also seeing the hostages taken into a war zone. Usually Hostage Taking takes place in those grey areas between chaos and calm. You need enough chaos to be able to take people and hold them undetected but enough calm that you can keep them there and remain undetected. What weve got is hostages sitting in the middle of a war zone is used describe. Finally, this is all happening in an intense period. Emotions are at absolute Boiling Point on every side. Its notjust two sides around the negotiation table, youve got regional powers involved and interested in implicated in whats going on in this wider conflict. Youve also got everybody from the us president to our own minister and the french president and so on, a range of powerful World Leaders also have an active interest in this case. Normally Hostage Cases are about the hostages for that was happening here is its the hostages within a broader context. I absolutely dont remember a case this complicated as this in the 25 plus years ive been working in and around Hostage Cases. You have a further complication to what you already said, which is hamas holds many of these hostages but its not that other groups also are holding the hostages. You have that element as well added to everything you outline. When haas edges are taking they are taken as ponds for the when hostages are taken. What do you make of those releases . Is it your view that in a sense they are trying to delay any kind of Ground Incursion . That is certainly part of the calculation. That is their only intention here thanit that is their only intention here than it is been successful. Certainly releasing the two hostages on friday and another to last night it puts pressure on israel to hold back and im sure there will be the allies, families and others who are saying, hold on, weve got some hope here that we can get others out. If thatis here that we can get others out. If that is the intention that it is certainly proving effective. What certainly proving effective. What did ou certainly proving effective. What did you make certainly proving effective. What did you make of certainly proving effective. What did you make of that certainly proving effective. What did you make of that moment where one of the hostages turns to her captor last night, moments before the actual release and talks about peace . The actual release and talks about eace . ~. ,. ,. , the actual release and talks about eace . ~. ,. , peace . What an amazing human being. As i understand peace . What an amazing human being. As i understand it peace . What an amazing human being. As i understand it she peace . What an amazing human being. As i understand it she is peace . What an amazing human being. As i understand it she is a as i understand it she is a lifelong peace activist. I expected entirely keeping with our character. In the quarter century of them working on Hostage Cases, they show you both the worst in humanity, ie the hostage taker, over and over they show the best of humanity. Hostages fight in the grace and the dignity that she found to rise above her own situation to offer in all of branch to the person and the people who have been holding her against her well, its extraordinary. I imagine theres also some kind of practical calculation on her part. As i understand it they still hold her husband. She will have in the back of her mind the 200 odd people like her husband remained behind. Any hostage ive ever spoken to who has been freed while others remain in captivity they always have that in the back of their minds. What an extraordinary human being. It was quite a sight. Extraordinary human being. It was quite a sight quite a sight. Rachel briggs, we have to leave quite a sight. Rachel briggs, we have to leave it quite a sight. Rachel briggs, we have to leave it there. Quite a sight. Rachel briggs, we have to leave it there. Thank i quite a sight. Rachel briggs, we l have to leave it there. Thank you. The uk regulators have announced that they will scrap the cap on Bankers Bonuses from the end of this month. The Financial Conduct Authority said the ban, introduced in 2014, had led to the Unintended Consequence of basic pay being increased, which then couldnt be reduced for poor performance. Live now to belfast and speak to paul novak, the general secretary of the tuc. Welcome to the program. Your headline reaction to this news . I think its appalling news and i think its appalling news and i think its appalling news and i think it shows how out of touch this government is that they have gone ahead with this decision to remove the cap on Bankers Bonuses, precisely on the same day they found out that a million children in this country were living in destitution put up their families could heat their homes, couldnt afford to feed them or clothe them. And the governments priorities seemingly is that those working in the City Of London working for the its appalling and i think the British Public will agree with me. fix, public will agree with me. A treasury spokesman had said the decision or renumeration as the independent statutory regulator that you heard me read out one of the reasons, they are saying if you dont have bonuses you end up with those costs becoming basic salary how do you respond to that explanation . I how do you respond to that explanation . How do you respond to that exlanation . ~ � , , , explanation . I think its completely disingenuous explanation . I think its completely disingenuous. This explanation . I think its completely disingenuous. This consultation explanation . I think its completelyl disingenuous. This consultation took place because liz truss commissioned the consultation. The government couldve ended consultation if it wanted to. Britains bankers dont need any help boosting bonuses, they have record bonuses over the last couple of years. And yet this decision will see those bonuses rise even further at a time when millions of families in this country are facing a cost of living crisis. Weve got seven times more millionaires working in the Banking Industry in the City Of London and theyve gotten the whole of germany. Something doesnt sit right. I think its an appalling decision. If you went and did a poll on the average man and woman and asked them they would agree with you. In man and woman and asked them they would agree with you. Would agree with you. In terms of the reasons would agree with you. In terms of the reasons being would agree with you. In terms of the reasons being put would agree with you. In terms of the reasons being put forward, i would agree with you. In terms of the reasons being put forward, it| would agree with you. In terms of. The reasons being put forward, it is that if you give someone a bonus thanif that if you give someone a bonus than if there is poor performance you dont necessarily have to reward them. What has ended up now is because it put into basic pay they get it anyway, good performance or bad performance. Bad performance. Youve got to remember. Bad performance. Youve got to remember, why bad performance. Youve got to remember, why this bad performance. Youve got to remember, why this was bad performance. Youve got to remember, why this was put i bad performance. Youve got to remember, why this was put in | bad performance. Youve got to remember, why this was put in place in the first place, it was put in place in the aftermath of the financial crash where it was the Bonus Culture that encourage risk taking in the City Of London. Encouraged bankers to game the system to boost bonuses as much as possible. Im afraid the fca, the bank of england, the government havent learned those lessons. We will see more of that risk taking behavior. At the end of the day i think ordinary working people have every right to ask a question, when is the government can and do something to boost our wages, to produce our cost was met at the moment is the same old broken Trickle Down Economics that is failed this country for the past decade in this government seems committed to. Irate decade in this government seems committed to decade in this government seems committed to. We have to leave it there. Committed to. We have to leave it there thank committed to. We have to leave it there. Thank you. A bbc investigation has found authorities failed to act on warnings from coroners about a website that promotes suicide. At least 50 people in the uk have taken their own lives after visiting the pro Suicide Forum. But as Angus Crawford reports the site remains active. You may find parts of his report upsetting. The sad, the lost and the lonely. At least 50 people in the uk weve identified who ended their lives afterjoining a pro Suicide Forum. One was immy nunn. Yeah, ifeel terrible. A Deaf Mental Health campaigner, immy had millions of views on tiktok, but she was finding life increasingly hard. Immy bought poison and in january ended her life. Itsjust heartbreaking to know that she had resolved to go in on a site like this. But weve discovered the authorities have known about the site for years. Weve seen multiple reports to the government from coroners warning the forum gives detailed instructions on how to end human life. And is breaking the criminal law. I think, why is nothing being done . Why . When will something be done about it . How many lives have got to be lost . Former home secretary sajid javid. His own brother died by suicide. Surely this can be stopped. Just consider what the intent is, how dangerous it is. I mean, it must be countless lives that the site has already cost globally, notjust here in the uk. So it would require action. Catherine and melanie know that only too well. The government are failing people. Police are failing. Theyve been campaigning to shut the forum down for years. Catherines son joe ended his life in 2020. And this is the man they hold responsible, an american, lamarcus small, one of the forums founders. Thats lamarcus, isnt it . What id love to do to that smile on that face. We managed to track down Lamarcus Small To Huntsville in alabama. One of the reasons the site is still up is because the Authorities Say they dont know who is behind it. But we know that lamarcus helped set it up and he lives just there. We wait into the night and for two more full days. Hi, lamarcus. Im angus from the bbc. I want to talk to you about the Suicide Forum you set up. You know hundreds of people have died after going on that . Children are even going on that. Have you got anything to say to the relatives of the dead . The government says the new 0nline safety bill should tackle these kinds of sites, but the forum has already said it wont comply, and for now it remains up, preying on the vulnerable. Angus crawford, bbc news, huntsville, alabama. And uk viewers who have been affected by any of the issues in this report, can visit the bbc action line, which has details of organisations that can help, including urgent support. The address is on screen now, or you can call 0800 066 066 for free to hear recorded information. In all fifty hotels will be closed to Asylum Seekers by january. About 400 hotels were being used to house Record Numbers of Asylum Seekers. The announcement was made in the House Of Commons by the immigration minister, robertjenrick, who said the practice of using hotels must stop. At us as a Prime Minister, home secretary and i assumed office one year ago we have made it clear that this was completely unacceptable and must end as practical. These hotels should be assets for their local communities, serving businesses and tourers, hosting the life events that we treasure like weddings and birthdays, not housing Illegal Migrants and unsustainable cost to the taxpayer. Live to westminster and our political correspondent, nick eardley. Did they give details to the practicality of how this is going to work . I practicality of how this is going to work . ~ ,. , work . I think it is a limited success for work . I think it is a limited success for the work . I think it is a limited i success for the government, actually. The issue of hotels being used two house Asylum Seekers and migrants has been warned that ministers have failed to get on top of for some time. The bill was going up of for some time. The bill was going up and out, its about £8 million a day. We know that the Prime Minister said it was unacceptable, it needs to come down. The fact that 50 of these hotels are being close