mission and successfully rescued four of our hostages from hamas captivity in gaza. noa argamani, almog meirjan, shlomi ziv and andri kozlov. they are back home in israel. they are alive, they are well. they will undergo a medical examination and will soon be reunited with their families in the hospital. they were rescued after 246 days in hamas captivity after they were brutally kidnapped from they were brutally kidnapped from the nova music festival on the 7th of october. this was a high risk, complex mission, based on precise intelligence, conducted in daylight, into separate buildings deep inside gaza. while underfire, underfire inside the buildings, underfire on the way out from gaza, our forces rescued our hostages. israeli forces have been preparing for this rescue mission for weeks. they underwent intensive training. they risked their lives to save the lives of our hostages. this is what we do in israel. we risk our lives to save the lives of our hostages. while we are happy that our four hostages are home, we will not lose sight that 120 hostages are still being held by hamas in gaza. men, women, children. when we say that we would do everything to bring our hostages back home, we mean it. we will not stop fighting for their freedom. any other decent country in the world would do the same.— other decent country in the world would do the same. daniel hagari, spokesperson _ would do the same. daniel hagari, spokesperson for _ would do the same. daniel hagari, spokesperson for the _ would do the same. daniel hagari, spokesperson for the israeli - spokesperson for the israeli military. hugo bachega, who's injerusalem told us more about the operation and the statement from the idf which is being described as �*complex'. he said that the special forces who carried out this operation risked their lives to rescue these hostages. again four hostages have been rescued from two separate locations inside the nuseirat refugee camp, according to israeli military. we know there was a huge operation earlier this morning in this area of gaza, a huge urban refugee camp in central gaza. the names of the four hostages who have been freed— noa argamani who is 25, almog meirjan he was 21, andri kozlov, 27 and shlomi ziv who is 40 — they are said to be in a good condition and have been sent to an israeli hospitalfor medical examinations. this was a huge operation earlier today and we have seen images of these operation. huge plumes of smoke that emerged from this refugee camp as israeli forces carried out this raid to rescue these hostages. reports are emerging from gaza suggesting a huge number of civilian casualties at the hospital, the al aqsa hospital which has been receiving some of those casualties, and says 50 people have been confirmed dead as a result of this huge operation. four hostages have been released. daniel hagari, in that statement, said that the israeli military would continue to carry out operations to release the remaining hostages who remain in captivity in gaza. 160 people who were kidnapped during the hamas attacks on the 7th of october remaining captivity in gaza. a third of these hostages have already been confirmed dead. there has been a lot of pressure on the prime minister to reach a deal with hamas for these hostages to be freed. family say time is running out to guarantee their release. obviously this is going to be celebrated by the families of the hostages who are still waiting for their loved ones to be returned.— still waiting for their loved ones to be returned. families have been brou:ht to be returned. families have been brou . ht to to be returned. families have been brought to tel— to be returned. families have been brought to tel aviv _ to be returned. families have been brought to tel aviv so _ to be returned. families have been brought to tel aviv so they - to be returned. families have been brought to tel aviv so they can - brought to tel aviv so they can greet the hostages who have been released. this comes at a time when israel's ambassador to the un has revealed that the united nations has added the israeli military to a list of offenders forfailing added the israeli military to a list of offenders for failing to protect children last year, and here, now, we understand that more children have been injured or even killed in this operation.— this operation. exactly. this is a curowin this operation. exactly. this is a growing row _ this operation. exactly. this is a growing row between _ this operation. exactly. this is a growing row between the - this operation. exactly. this is a growing row between the israeli j growing row between the israeli government and the united nations. yesterday the israeli on voice to the un leaked the news that the israeli military had been added to the list by the un secretary—general, antonio guterres, a list that involves violations of children's' rights in conflict. it includes the killing of children but also denial of aid and attacks on schools and hospitals. we don't know the accusations that the military is facing but obviously thousands of children have been killed since this war hamas started as a result of the attacks on the 7th of october. we have seen that thousands more are in desperate need of aid. there is a huge humanitarian crisis happening in gaza. we saw days ago that a school used as a shelter by displaced palestinians in the same refugee camp, nuseirat camp in central gaza, was hit in an israeli air strike. the israeli said that it was targeting hamas members who were using this base, this school, as a base to plan and carry out attacks. and critics of the israeli military say that, even though the military claims that many of those facilities are being used by hamas as a basis to carry out attacks, they say that this cannot be used as a justification for attacks that result in a large number of civilian casualties. again we are seeing today that this huge rescue operation has resulted in a number of, a huge number of casualties, with some official suggesting that at least 50 people have been killed. this is going to add more pressure on the israeli authorities. there was strong reaction yesterday by the israeli government. the israeli prime minister said that the un was delusional. the israeli foreign minister said that this decision by antonio guterres was going to change the relations between israel and the united nations. again a massive operation happening today but it seems that it is coming, the result of it is a large number of civilian casualties. it of it is a large number of civilian casualties-_ of it is a large number of civilian casualties. ., , ., , ., casualties. it has to be said that, also included _ casualties. it has to be said that, also included in _ casualties. it has to be said that, also included in that _ casualties. it has to be said that, also included in that list, - also included in that list, alongside the israeli military of offenders failing to protect children last year is hamas and palestinian islamicjihad. let's palestinian islamic jihad. let's return palestinian islamicjihad. let's return to what is unfolding there today in tel aviv. we have four israeli hostages have been held in central gaza since the october the 7th attacks on that nova festival. there they are, all four of them. one woman and three men. these pictures will obviously go around the world and will surely be of incredible importance to benjamin netanyahu when he is trying to argue the case for continuing in the way israel is carrying out these operations in the gaza strip. exactly. this is the most successful rescue operation by the israeli military. four hostages being rescued alive. obviously the timing of it is very significant because we are seeing these efforts by international mediators, the americans, the egyptians, the qataris, to try to put pressure on both israel and her mass to accept a ceasefire and hostage release deal. a proposal that was announced by president biden a week ago, a proposal that he said was an israeli proposal. this is a three stage plan that would see the release of hostages, but also would pave the way for a permanent ceasefire which has been a key hamas demand in these negotiations. hamas wants guarantees that there will be a permanent ceasefire that the israeli military isn't going to return to gaza once hostages are released. this is a contentious point in israel. the prime minister has obviously been under a lot of pressure from the families of the hostages to reach a deal. but this proposal also faces opposition, including from far right members of this coalition, who have threatened to quit the government if this plan goes ahead. they say that the war must continue, that military pressure is the only way to bring the hostages back home. and i think today they are going to be using this rescue that happened, four hostages released, as proof that this is a strategy that is working. and again they are going to reject the idea of reaching any kind of deal with hamas. antony blinken is coming back to the region next week. he will be in egypt, israel, jordan and qatar. and i think the idea of this trip is to put more pressure on israel and hamas for a deal to be reached. many in the government will be celebrating today, not only the rescue of these hostages, but they will be pointing out at a successful operation at the warmest continue and that military pressure is working on bringing the hostages back home. aiii." working on bringing the hostages back home-— back home. our middle east correspondent _ back home. our middle east correspondent in _ back home. our middle east correspondent in jerusalem, back home. our middle east - correspondent in jerusalem, hugo bachega. new cctv of a man believed to be missing tv and radio presenter michael mosley on the greek island of symi has been seen by the bbc. dr mosley vanished four days ago while on holiday on the island, which is between kos and rhodes. his four children have arrived on the island to help look for him and the family have described the last few days as "unbearable". noor nanji reports. more footage of what appears to be michael mosley at 2pm last wednesday, leaving the village of pedi. it is thought to be the last known sighting of him. rescuers are still trying to piece together what happened. it is said he left his wife on the beach at st nikolas. today's footage puts him near the arena on the other side of the village, walking towards rocky hills. a search and rescue operation, involving helicopters and drones, continues. this mountainous terrain is described as not easy by those involved in the search. the time that michael mosley set off on his walk was also one of the hottest parts of the day. he had been staying in the main town on the island, around one mile from pedi. when he went missing he did not have his phone. one theory that has emerged is that he was trying to take much longer route than previously thought, passing over miles of exposed hillside. his four children have arrived in symi to help with the search. the islands mayor said the search will continue until he is found. i mayor said the search will continue until he is found.— until he is found. i am about to do something--- _ until he is found. i am about to do something... michael— until he is found. i am about to do something... michael mosley - until he is found. i am about to do something... michael mosley is i until he is found. i am about to do - something... michael mosley is known to man as something... michael mosley is known to many as a — something... michael mosley is known to many as a trusted _ something... michael mosley is known to many as a trusted guru _ something. .. michael mosley is known to many as a trusted guru of— something... michael mosley is known to many as a trusted guru of health, i to many as a trusted guru of health, a tv producer and presenter, who was an advocate for intermittent fasting. for now, there are more questions than answers. how could someonejust disappear questions than answers. how could someone just disappear in such a small island? his wife, clare, has been involved in the search alongside friends. she said that the days since he went missing have been unbearable, but that the family will not lose hope. back in february, dave myers — tv presenter and one half of the cooking duo the hairy bikers — died at the age of 66, two years after revealing he had been diagnosed with cancer. to celebrate the popular tv chef's life, thousands of bikers will ride from london to dave's hometown of barrow—in—furness today — in what is being dubbed "dave day". jayne mccubbin has more. today is being renamed. and for britain's bikers, all roads lead to one place. it's going to be dave day. when we say we're having a great day or having a good day, we're not going to say that any more. we're going to say, "i'm having a dave day." dave day, bring it on! dave myers was one half of tv�*s hairy bikers, along with best mate, si king. i mean, where else could you get a sausage bap and some chinese dumplings? and since he died in february of cancer, aged just 66, britain's biking community have revved up to pay their respects. dave day, let's go! when dave got ill, i went to see him the day before he passed, and lily asked me if i'd get a couple of bikes together for his funeral, which i did. some of the guys that are here today were there as well, and when it got to the funeral, i had a few beers as you would do, and then the idea came up during the conversation of, "let's do a memorial ride." so later this morning they hit the road and had from london to dave's hometown of barrow, picking up dave's widow, lily, along the way. barrow have been amazing, all the people, the local people, offering the houses, offering spare rooms in the houses because there's no accommodation left, their gardens for people to camp in, saying, "free of charge, i'll even cook you breakfast." no! yeah. it's going to be emotional, but it's going to be fantastic. i mean, the atmosphere is going to be electric. this one's for you, dave. i mean, can you imagine, i don't know how many thousands of motorbikes just roaring down the m40. it's going to be phenomenal. he wasjust a lovely man, you know, i think he was genuine, kind... what is the spirit? bike revs. hey, that's the spirit of dave day! that's the spirit. bit of noise. what is the spirit of dave day? well, yeah, we'rejust doing it for dave and si and lilian. and i'm also doing it for my wife who passed away. yeah, she was a lovely lady. she got cancer in 2015 and died in 2016. so it's personal? it's personal as well, yeah. you're hoping to raise loads of money. yes, i think they are raising plenty of money. lots of money. dave met his wife on his very first hairy biker filming assignment in transylvania. and for lily, preparing for dave day has been a tonic. we have people coming from all over the country. from texas, from malaysia, from all over europe. oh, it's endearing. itjust helps me go through my process of grief because it just makes me feel that i'm not on my own with all this. he always cooked. that was his territory. i was allowed in the kitchen just to clean the kitchen. and i tell you, he would cook for an hour — i would clean for two. he knew how to create a moment. that was his forte. and today, thousands of bikers will help raise money for cancer research by creating a moment just for dave. it's going to be dave—tastic! let's go! lil, whenever we've been riding, you've always been on the back of dave's bike. and it's my honour and privilege that later today you'll be on the back of my bike. i love you loads. i can't wait to see you. lili, darling, we'll escort you into barrow for dave. see you, sweetheart. revving, cheering in the uk parties are back in the campaign trail following last night's seven way debate when politicians locked horns. today the conservatives are pushing a permanent cut to stamp duty and labour is outlining its position on business rates. here is our political correspondentjessica parker. trying to leave the all day behind. rishi sunak�*s decision last week to depart early from d—day commemorations in france led to his apology and some unusually blunt words from within his own ranks. what happened was completely wrong. the prime minister has rightly apologised. the prime minister has rightly apologised-— the prime minister has rightly apologised. the prime minister has rightly aolouised. ., , , ., .,, the prime minister has rightly aolouised. ., , , ., ., apologised. completely wrong was not apologised. completely wrong was not a hrase apologised. completely wrong was not a phrase and — apologised. completely wrong was not a phrase and other— apologised. completely wrong was not a phrase and other cabinet _ apologised. completely wrong was not a phrase and other cabinet minister i a phrase and other cabinet minister chose to repeat today. it a phrase and other cabinet minister chose to repeat today.— chose to repeat today. it was a mistake- _ chose to repeat today. it was a mistake. people _ chose to repeat today. it was a mistake. people make - chose to repeat today. it was a l mistake. people make mistakes. chose to repeat today. it was a - mistake. people make mistakes. the prime _ mistake. people make mistakes. the prime minister has made a mistake. he has_ prime minister has made a mistake. he has apologised for it and he has apologised to those that would have been hurt _ apologised to those that would have been hurt by it. i would say, looking _ been hurt by it. i would say, looking at— been hurt by it. i would say, looking at his record since became prime _ looking at his record since became prime minister, he actually cares about_ prime minister, he actually cares about veterans hugely. as prime minister, he actually cares about veterans hugely.— about veterans hugely. as the conservatives _ about veterans hugely. as the conservatives to _ about veterans hugely. as the conservatives to seek - about veterans hugely. as the conservatives to seek to - about veterans hugely. as the | conservatives to seek to move about veterans hugely. as the . conservatives to seek to move on there has been a manifesto spill— a pledge to permanently get rid of stamp duty tax for some first—time buyers. and announced measures for motorists. ., . ,, buyers. and announced measures for motorists. ., .,~ motorists. you take risks, write? while labour _ motorists. you take risks, write? while labour is _ motorists. you take risks, write? while labour is cutting _ motorists. you take risks, write? while labour is cutting businessl while labour is cutting business rates and cutting down on late payments. one of the shadow cabinet has said payments for some are set to rise, but any tax cuts to come? everything in our manifesto won't be a surprise. all of our plans are fully costed fully funded, and none of them involving tax rises over and above those we've already set out. while the liberal democrats quest caught attention continues, as they said they would create new national parks and spent £4.5 billion planting 16 million trees. this parks and spent £45 billion planting 16 million trees. this is a ca - ital planting 16 million trees. this is a capital investment _ planting 16 million trees. this is a capital investment over _ planting 16 million trees. this is a capital investment over the - planting 16 million trees. this is a capital investment over the next | capital investment over the next five years. you are right, it is a significant investment. but i believe this is hugely important for our environment. the believe this is hugely important for our environment.— believe this is hugely important for our environment. the snp believes there is a conspiracy _ our environment. the snp believes there is a conspiracy of— our environment. the snp believes there is a conspiracy of silence - there is a conspiracy of silence about tax and spend. the biggest issue in this _ about tax and spend. the biggest issue in this election _ about tax and spend. the biggest issue in this election is _ about tax and spend. the biggest issue in this election is the - about tax and spend. the biggest issue in this election is the fact . issue in this election is the fact that both — issue in this election is the fact that both labour and the conservative parties have signed up to another— conservative parties have signed up to another period of spending cuts. but soon _ to another period of spending cuts. but soon the slotting in of individual policy announcements will end. manifestos are being readied for us all to read. full set of pledges and crucially costs. taking a road trip looking at the key battlegrounds. this afternoon we are in lewies, seat currently held by the conservatives but being targeted by the liberal democrats. our reporter meghan owen is at a foodbank in seaford for us. let's speak to our reporter meghan owen in brighton. we are going to take you now into the community food hub. seaford is interesting because it is part of the lewies constituency. lewies has a lot of affluent areas but also pockets of deprivation, as well. places like this are really important at the palace is here to explain what you have seen in the last few years and do you think the cost of living is going to play a big part in this constituency�*s general election? big part in this constituency's general election? ~ , ~ , general election? absolutely. we see eo - le general election? absolutely. we see people coming _ general election? absolutely. we see people coming in _ general election? absolutely. we see people coming in here, _ general election? absolutely. we see people coming in here, it— general election? absolutely. we see people coming in here, it is— general election? absolutely. we see people coming in here, it is clearly i people coming in here, it is clearly a huge _ people coming in here, it is clearly a huge issue here and we have food banks— a huge issue here and we have food banks doing incredible work. they can't _ banks doing incredible work. they can't take — banks doing incredible work. they can't take more people because they are literally full. what are the families— are literally full. what are the families do that can't go there? we provide _ families do that can't go there? we provide some emergency support and we distribute most food, surplus food, _ we distribute most food, surplus food, so — we distribute most food, surplus food, so that's not great that that is being _ food, so that's not great that that is being thrown away when people are starving _ is being thrown away when people are starving. but it is notjust food poverty. — starving. but it is notjust food poverty. it _ starving. but it is notjust food poverty, it is fuel poverty. people need _ poverty, it is fuel poverty. people need to _ poverty, it is fuel poverty. people need to be — poverty, it is fuel poverty. people need to be able to heat their homes, people's— need to be able to heat their homes, people's homes are not well insulated. we encourage people to use reusable period products, use pre-loved — use reusable period products, use pre—loved baby clothes and just actually— pre—loved baby clothes and just actually thinking about how we can help people live sustainably at the same _ help people live sustainably at the same time and saving money. but that is not _ same time and saving money. but that is not enough, it can'tjust come from _ is not enough, it can'tjust come from us, — is not enough, it can'tjust come from us, it— is not enough, it can'tjust come from us, it has to come from the government. there has to be some support— government. there has to be some support for— government. there has to be some support for those people.— government. there has to be some support for those people. thank you very much- — support for those people. thank you very much- when — support for those people. thank you very much. when i _ support for those people. thank you very much. when i going _ support for those people. thank you very much. when i going to - support for those people. thank you very much. when i going to be - support for those people. thank you | very much. when i going to be joined very much. when i going to bejoined by neal. sorry to interrupt your conversation. you come here with your family. conversation. you come here with yourfamily. why conversation. you come here with your family. why is this conversation. you come here with yourfamily. why is this hub conversation. you come here with your family. why is this hub so important for you? but your family. why is this hub so important for you?— your family. why is this hub so important for you? but the cost of livin: important for you? but the cost of living crisis _ important for you? but the cost of living crisis and _ 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at this election? . ' you want to see change at this election? , ' , ., , ., ., election? yes, 14 years ago there were 35 food _ election? yes, 14 years ago there were 35 food banks. _ election? yes, 14 years ago there were 35 food banks. now- election? yes, 14 years ago there were 35 food banks. now there i election? yes, 14 years ago there i were 35 food banks. now there 1175 food banks — were 35 food banks. now there 1175 food banks 14 _ were 35 food banks. now there 1175 food banks. 14 years _ were 35 food banks. now there 1175 food banks. 14 years ago _ were 35 food banks. now there 1175 food banks. 14 years ago we - were 35 food banks. now there 1175 food banks. 14 years ago we had i food banks. 14 years ago we had 25.000 — food banks. 14 years ago we had 25.000 people _ food banks. 14 years ago we had 25,000 people using _ food banks. 14 years ago we had 25,000 people using food - food banks. 14 years ago we had j 25,000 people using food banks food banks. 14 years ago we had - 25,000 people using food banks and now it _ 25,000 people using food banks and now it is _ 25,000 people using food banks and now it is 3 _ 25,000 people using food banks and now it is 3 million _ 25,000 people using food banks and now it is 3 million people _ 25,000 people using food banks and now it is 3 million people using - now it is 3 million people using food _ now it is 3 million people using food banks _ now it is 3 million people using food banks. those _ now it is 3 million people using food banks. those are - now it is 3 million people using food banks. those are the - now it is 3 million people using food banks. those are the bare facts _ food banks. those are the bare facts~ we — food banks. those are the bare facts. we need _ food banks. those are the bare facts. we need some _ food banks. those are the bare facts. we need some change, i food banks. those are the bare . facts. we need some change, we food banks. those are the bare - facts. we need some change, we need something _ facts. we need some change, we need something to _ facts. we need some change, we need something to change _ facts. we need some change, we need something to change so _ facts. we need some change, we need something to change so places - facts. we need some change, we need something to change so places like - something to change so places like this are _ something to change so places like this are less— something to change so places like this are less essential. _ something to change so places like this are less essential. for- something to change so places like this are less essential.— this are less essential. for you, what would _ this are less essential. for you, what would you _ this are less essential. for you, what would you say _ this are less essential. for you, what would you say are - this are less essential. for you, what would you say are your. what would you say are your priorities in this election? mr; priorities in this election? my riorities priorities in this election? my priorities are putting food on my kids' _ priorities are putting food on my kids' table. _ priorities are putting food on my kids' table. a _ priorities are putting food on my kids' table, a roof— priorities are putting food on my kids' table, a roof over- priorities are putting food on my kids' table, a roof over their- priorities are putting food on myl kids' table, a roof over their head and to— kids' table, a roof over their head and to be — kids' table, a roof over their head and to be able— kids' table, a roof over their head and to be able to _ kids' table, a roof over their head and to be able to heat _ kids' table, a roof over their head and to be able to heat where - kids' table, a roof over their head j and to be able to heat where they live and _ and to be able to heat where they live and provide _ and to be able to heat where they live and provide warmth. - and to be able to heat where they live and provide warmth. i- and to be able to heat where they| live and provide warmth. i believe the government— live and provide warmth. i believe the government has— live and provide warmth. i believe the government has failed - live and provide warmth. i believe the government has failed all- live and provide warmth. i believe. the government has failed all three of those _ the government has failed all three of those so — the government has failed all three ofthose so im— the government has failed all three of those so i'm looking _ the government has failed all three of those so i'm looking for- the government has failed all three of those so i'm looking for a - the government has failed all three of those so i'm looking for a new. of those so i'm looking for a new government— of those so i'm looking for a new government that _ of those so i'm looking for a new government that will— of those so i'm looking for a new government that will provide. i of those so i'm looking for a new government that will provide. thank ou so government that will provide. thank you so much — government that will provide. thank you so much for— government that will provide. thank you so much for giving _ government that will provide. thank you so much for giving us _ government that will provide. thank you so much for giving us the - government that will provide. you so much for giving us the time. we are in lewes constituency. we will continue to be in lewes constituency the next few hours. we will be moving to the town centre as we continue our road trip up with southeast constituencies. megan, thank ou southeast constituencies. megan, thank you very — southeast constituencies. megan, thank you very much. _ and here are the candidates who have been selected to stand in the constituency of lewes. plenty more information about that constituency, and all the others, as part of the election 2024. you will find it on the bbc website on the bbc news app. this is bbc news. hello there. it looks like the weather is stuck in a rut. we are going to hold onto fairly cold weather for the time of year, with temperatures around orjust below the seasonal average. part two of the seasonal average. part two of the weekend doesn't look better. if anything the clouds would thicken and we will see some rain for some of us putting down from the north. there will still be a little bit of sunshine here and there. saturday low—pressure to the north—east of the country and higher pressures to the country and higher pressures to the south—west. that brings wins. a good deal of showers across the north and west of scotland. the odd one elsewhere. areas of cloud also spreading southwards. plenty of sunshine in between. not a bad afternoon to come for many others. temperatures reaching highs of 18 or 19. that is close to the average but generally, further north, we are below the seasonal norm. as we had to this evening and overnight it looks like many central and southern areas were potentially under clear skies. plenty of in the northern half and cloud will build across scotland and northern ireland as the cloud builds on. temperaturesjust about double figures, otherwise for most it will be single digits and another cool night for earlyjune. for sunday we start off fine and then these weather fronts will start to push on from the north—west. cloud will thicken for many and we will see patchy rain at times. a bright, chilly but fine start to central, southern and eastern areas. cloud will build. northern ireland, south of scotland, north—west england, north wales, seeing patchy rain as those where fronts push south—eastward. best of the sunshine properly the south—west corner and the northern half of scotland. there will also be a few showers. with more cloud and temperatures will be a bit lowerfor part more cloud and temperatures will be a bit lower for part two of the weekend, 12—18 . through sunday night those weather front spread south across england and wales, bringing outbreaks of rain. then we pick up northerly winds. a bit of a great start with outbreaks of rain from monday morning across eastern england. the rain slowly pulling away and then it looks like being a day of sunshine and showers. most of the showers across central and northern areas. these could be quite heavy across northern scotland. with that northerly wind it will be a chilly day for the time of year. 10-15 chilly day for the time of year. 10—15 or chilly day for the time of year. 10-15 or 16 chilly day for the time of year. 10—15 or 16 in the south. we hold onto that chilly northerly wind through tuesday, wednesday and thursday, bringing sunshine and showers and chilly nights. by the end of next week it does not like temperatures will slowly start to recover as we cut off that chilly northerly. that is it for me, take care. the headlines:: israeli security forces say they have rescued four hostages from two separate locations in nuseirat, in central gaza. the former, who were abducted from the nova music festival nine months ago, are said to be in a stable medical condition. the bbc obtains new video footage believed to be one of the last two sightings of missing tv and radio presenter at michael mosley. the 67—year—old, known for his health and diet programmes, was last seen on the greek island of symi on wednesday. president biden has begun a two—day state visit to france following the d—day landings commemorations in normandy. talks with president macron will focus on ukraine, gaza, china and the global economy. uk prime minister rishi sunak is facing criticism from within his own camp after the uk's conservative election debate. minister penny mordaunt says he was totally wrong to leave events early thursday. for four—day voting marathon thursday. forfour—day voting marathon is under way for the european parliament. people across 27 member states are heading to the polls. now on bbc news, europe votes 2024. the european union. 450 million people in 27 countries. la president! uniting nations, languages, cultures and economies into the world's biggest trading bloc, and a hugely important political voice on the global stage.

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