Its tuesday, october the 24th. Our main story. Two israeli women, who were taken from their homes more than two weeks ago, have been released from captivity. Yocheved lifshitz and nurit cooper were among more than 200 people abducted by hamas fighters in the attacks of october 7th, and brought to gaza. Hamas, which is designated a Terrorist Group by the uk, said the release was for humanitarian reasons. The women, whose husbands are still being held, were handed over at the rafah Border Crossing between gaza and egypt at around 10 oclock local time last night. Our middle east correspondent Yolande Knell has the details. Freed after more than two weeks in captivity. In a video released by hamas, nurit cooper and Yocheved Lifshitz were handed over to representatives of the International Committee of the red cross. Not before 85 year old Yocheved Lifshitz turns to a masked hamas gunman, shakes his hand and says, shalom, hebrew for peace. Hamas is designated a Terrorist Group by many weste
upset at the australian open an upset at the australian open. shocks at the aussie open as 15 year old coco gough put the defending champion out. plus serena williams will not equal that an slam record after losing to a 27 seed. thanks jane and ben has all the weather changeable over weekend. things are set to change. that might come as good news for those who have had enough of the mist and back and brain. we will be looking forward to the forecast but we will also be looking back 30 years to the storm of 1990. just before 2:30pm. thanks, ben. also coming up. every little helps tesco scraps the plastic packaging on its multipacks of tins. this hello everyone this is afternoon live this i m martine croxall. the government s cobra emergency committee has met this lunchtime to discuss the outbreak of the coronavirus. 1a people have been tested for the disease in the uk though there are no confirmed cases here at the moment. the virus originates in china, china where 26
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Two family members of a young man who died by suicide almost four years ago in the United Kingdom turned their grief into an investigation, uncovering what they believe is an online M.O. of a Canadian accused of killing troubled people by selling them poisonous substances.
Two family members of a young man who died by suicide almost four years ago in the United Kingdom turned their grief into an investigation, uncovering what they believe is an online M.O. of a Canadian accused of killing troubled people by selling them poisonous substances.