and thank you for joining us on news night. laura coates live as always starts right now. hey, laura. i m always live. i love that. as always. congratulations on a wonderful week. thank you. you too. a lot of news arriving for both of us, but i know you ll be covering it. good news tonight. thank you. we ll see you again on monday. that s right. well, two american hostages released by hamas. that s the good news. now, what will happen to the rest? tonight, on laura coates live. thankfully, a sigh of absolute relief, at least for one family and this nation. an american mother and her daughter from chicago who were just visiting family in israel when they were taken by hamas pictured here after their release. the photo from the israeli government. president joe biden spoke with them and promised the full support of the united states government as they recover from their ordeal. the embassy in jerusalem releasing a photo tonight. none of them can contain the smile
Natalie Mordovtseva and Josh Weinstein's future on 90 Day: The Single Life appears doubtful. A scene at the close of Monday night's show hinted at some instability in their relationship, as Natalie stated she had "to think" and "make some serious decisions."
Care workers, they go to work because they want to improve lives. they love what they do. they want to make a difference. and it breaks their hearts not to be able to. people need care. it s so important. natalie s former care agency said it was mortified by her situation. shropshire council said they re experiencing a shortage of carers, and the increased cost of living, including fuel prices, adds to this very challenging position. they added. since filming, natalie s case has been reassessed, and she has been told that her care should soon resume. but she worries about those still waiting for support. i have a family, but there are a lot of people that don t have families. their carers are the only people that they see that day. love you. alice cuddy, bbc news.
Could be here by sunday. but he s just told us that they will still need a visa under the current application process. these are 50 page forms that have to be completed online, asking people who have fled with nothing, to find an internet cafe to upload documents they don t have. in the homes for ukraine scheme, hosts will be expected to offer accommodation for ukrainians for a minimum of six months, and they ll receive £350 tax free for every month they house a refugee or a family. unlike previous schemes, ukrainians do not need to have any links to the uk, and there will be no limit on the number who can come here. refugees will have access to the nhs and other public services, and their children will be able to attend local schools. natalie s husband, stefan, said taking in someone was an easy decision to make. when we saw what these people are going through, we thought, if we were in their shoes, we d want someone to offer to give them somewhere to be safe and,
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