and to exchange hostages, for palestinian prisoners. but even if a deal is reached, israeli prme minister benjamin netanyahu insists there will be a fresh military offensive in rafah. there has been widespread international concern that an israeli ground operation could endanger more than one million palestinians sheltering there. our correspondent anna foster injerusalem has more on where negotiations stand as of saturday. we re at that point in proceedings where, through the afternoon, i ve been watching in the regional media, various briefings, everything from saying we re on the verge of an agreement the framework of an agreement everything through to israel saying no, they won t agree to a ceasefire to end the war permanently. the key thing at this point in time is this is the moment where we hear these briefings and hear different things from different sides but until we get some sort of official word, potentially from the egyptian mediators, in charge of the talks
rival, richard parker. votes rechecked, a recount in coventry and this result in the last hour or so. the number of votes recorded for each. we ve waited all day for this moment. it s happening now. the result. and i do hereby declare that richard parker. cheering. this is the most important thing i will ever do. - this week, people here voted for the person and the party. | they recognise that a labour mayor can make a positive . difference in this region. where do i go? a winner and a loser and the finest of margins. mr street, commiserations. what do you put your loss down to? very straightforward, chris, isn t it? we didn t persuade enough people across the west midlands of our record and our plans for the future to give them confidence to go and vote on thursday. i ve always said it was my campaign and we didn t get over the line. very straightforward. bluntly, is rishi sunakto blame? no, this was my campaign. idid it. the famous words. i did it my way, and it was always
we can show you the moment when police officers begin to enter hamilton hall that is an academic building that was occupied in the early hours of tuesday. nypd officers in riot gear entered the building through a window. several officers used a ladder to reach an upper floor, crawling through the opening to enter the hall. the protesting students had smashed their way into that building to gain access and had barricaded themselves inside. meanwhile, those who were detained were moved to police buses you can see here. students were led off campus with their hands behind their backs. new york police said that no tear gas was used. in a letter to the new york police department, columbia university said, we believe that while the group who broke into the building includes students, it is led by individuals who are not affiliated with the university. the university had requested help by local police to clear the scene. just to remind you of the events that led up to this pol
e mail, administrators have told students that non compliance may result in disciplinary action. the protest group, columbia students forjustice in palestine, posted a message on x warning that mass arrests are expected . we can show you the moment when police officers begin to enter hamilton hall on the campus of columbia university. this was just moments ago nypd officers in riot gear entering the building through a window. several officers using a ladder to reach an upper floor of the building, crawling through the opening to enter the hall. that is where a group of anti war protesters has been since early this morning. we have not yet seen the officers leave the building. we will keep you up to date on the situation thre as more we can confirm that some arrests have been made but we will keep you up to date on the details there as they come in. this is all happening at columbia university, after administrators have threatened to expel students who occupied an academi