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washington. israel now has the list of hostages who are supposed to be released tomorrow, and we are just hours away from day two of this expected four-day truce. i should note, we are getting new reporting in now. we are told there are several children who are on that list for tomorrow. of course the final group remains to be seen. that is something that we will learn as it happens in real time, as we did today, with this first group of hamas-held hostages being back on israeli soil. what we know is happening right now is they are getting medical treatment across multiple different locations here in tel aviv, where they have been reunited with their families. they are also including, at this children s hospital that is right outside of where i m standing right now, 24 hostages in total, which are 13 israelis, ten thai citizens, one filipino, all evacuated from gaza today and released by hamas after being held there for several weeks. there was not a dry eye in the room ....
millions say they feel lonely but won t admit it a campaign s launched to tackle it, in memory of murdered mpjo cox. and a legal battle over whether parents should be allowed to take their children on holiday during term time is under way at the supreme court. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. parliament has just announced a date for mps to debate donald trump s invitation for a state visit to the uk. it s scheduled for monday 20th february. nearly 1.7 million people have signed a petition calling for the state visit to be downgraded. another petition calling for the visit to go ahead has been signed by more than 100,000 people. james robbins told us controversy on this scale in relation to a state visit has not been seen before. i don t think there has been a row on this scale about a state visit ever. it s clearly unprecedented. but then this is shaping up to be an unprecedented state visit. why do i say that? well, partly because the scale of public oppositio ....
withhold from the government the right to proceed with brexit in the way that they have planned. special report on the trafficking of baby chimpanzees from west africa. we have the latest on the effort to stop the trade. iamat i am at the first big literary awards ceremony of the year. we will find out who has won the costa book of the year prize. it s 5 o clock. john kelly is giving this statement ina john kelly is giving this statement in a news conference. we must keep oui’ in a news conference. we must keep our citizens saved by keeping foreign terrorists out of our country. i would like to clarify the most country. i would like to clarify the m ost rece nt country. i would like to clarify the most recent executive order, what it does and does not mean for the bid is not a travel ban it allows us to better review the existing refugee and these are system. over the next 30 days we will analyse and assess strengths and weaknesses of the current immigration system, w ....
the scientists heading off to antarctica to find an answer that could unlock the secrets of the universe. coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: a massive night in the premier league. seven matches including liverpool against leaders chelsea, at anfield. good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at 6. the home secretary amber rudd has taken the government s criticism of president trump s controversial ban on citizens from seven mainly muslim countries from travelling to the united states a step further today. she told mps it s notjust divisive and wrong, but could end up helping so called islamic state in its mission to recruit supporters to its cause. her words came amid worldwide protests against the ban, and a petition here, signed by nearly 1.7 million people, calling for a state visit by mr trump to be cancelled. here s our diplomatic correspondent james robbins. days of protest across britain focused first on president trump s travel bans, then ....
parliament begins the debate on triggering the formal exit process. hello, welcome to 100 days. i m katty kay in washington, christian fraser s in london. there is no room for dissent. the message from the white house to american civil servants if you don t agree with president trump s agenda, then it is time to leave. and the first to go was the attorney general sally yates, who refused to enforce the president s temporary ban on refugees and visa holders from seven majority muslim countries. in her place, mr trump named this man dana boente. he ll run thejustice department until senatorjeff sessions is confirmed by the senate. in the past couple of hours, the secretary for homeland security, john kelly, has been taking questions about the president s immigration order. he insisted it is not a ban on almost than is coming to the united states. the vast majority of the 1.7 billion muslims that live on this planet, the vast majority of them, all other things being eq ....