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but there has been widespread international concern over the fate of the more than one million palestinians sheltering there. our correspondent anna foster is injerusalem. welcome to you, and we ve been talking for more than a week about the latest round of talks and it seems there is increasing pressure on hamas to reach a deal. yes. seems there is increasing pressure on hamas to reach a deal.- on hamas to reach a deal. yes, we are at the on hamas to reach a deal. yes, we are at the same on hamas to reach a deal. yes, we are at the same stage on hamas to reach a deal. yes, we are at the same stage where an . are at the same stage where an israeli deal has been put on the table and was described at the start of the week by the us secretary of state as extraordinarily generous and it seems to be that in this latest iteration of the deal there have been some movements in terms of potentially agreeing to talk about a permanent ceasefire. from israel s point of view its pri
palestinians sheltering there. our correspondent, anna foster is injerusalem. i asked her about increasing pressure on hamas to reach a deal. yeah. we re at the same stage samantha where an israeli deal has been put on the table. it was described at the start of the week by the us secretary of state, antony blinken, as extraordinarily generous. and it seems to be that in this latest iteration of the deal, there had been some movement in terms of potentially agreeing to talk about a permanent ceasefire. now, from israel s point of view, of course, its priority at the moment is trying to ensure the release of all the remaining hostages that are being held in gaza. one of hamas s key priorities is to try and get some sort of agreement towards a permanent ceasefire rather than a temporary one. so while it seems that the two sides are moving closer together, there is still a disconnect, i think, on that point. and i think also on the number of hostages to be released. now, origina
south tyneside has been held by the labour party, 28 seats, the number needed for a majority but 15 have been taken by independent candidates and the 11 seats to the green party. we knew the greens were doing well, but look at that, labour losing ten and the independent party is gaining nine and the tories losing one and we will try to get to the bottom of what has gone on for quite a dramatic shift, so that ll be interesting and we will try to get to the bottom of that in the next a while after the news and i will say welcome to mark harper, the transport secretary who has just joined us and jonathan reynolds is still here and sarah olney from the liberal democrats and we will talk to you in a while. let s tell you where things have got to in the total tally. where things have got to in the totaltally. labour where things have got to in the total tally. labour have a9, gaining one and the conservatives 19, losing 15. the lib dems 16. one and the conservatives 19, losing 15.