14 israeli hostages released by hamas head home after their long ordeal, along with three foreign nationals. among them were is—year—olds dafna and ela elyakim, eight, who were finally reunited with their mum. chen goldstein—almog, who was released along with her three children, and roni kriboy, released 51 days after being kidnapped from a festival where he was working as sound crew. it followed a weekend of happy reunions. this child spent her fourth birthday in captivity. the family have spoken of their relief at finally being reunited. translation: ., , ~ reunited. translation: ~ ,, translation: it was wow sirte i couldn't believe _ translation: it was wow sirte i couldn't believe until _ translation: it was wow sirte i couldn't believe until i _ translation: it was wow sirte i couldn't believe until i saw - translation: it was wow sirte i couldn't believe until i saw her. . translation: it was wow sirte i couldn't believe untili saw her. i| couldn't believe until i saw her. i simply couldn't believe it. now i am completely relieved. not relieved completely, because it is mixed with missing otherfamily completely, because it is mixed with missing other family members. and there were celebrations in the occupied west bank too. 39 palestinian prisoners in their teens were released by israel in exchange for the hostages. the green flag of hamas seen flying among the crowds. translation: we are very happy. thank god for this joy. and we hope that all prisoners will be released, god willing, release for all prisoners. today marks the final day of the temporary ceasefire deal between hamas and israel. so far, 5a hostages and 117 palestinian prisoners have been freed and much needed aid has been sent into gaza. now attention turns to whether this fragile truce could be extended. hamas says it wants to see an extension of the current pause in fighting in gaza. this could increase the number of hostages being freed. president biden said the hostage release was the result of intensive us diplomacy. his administration, he said, would be working to extend the deal. more is needed, but this deal is delivering life saving results. critically needed aid is going in and hostages are coming out. and this deal is structured so that it can be extended to keep building on these results. that's my goal, that's our goal. the israeli prime minister reaffirmed his determination to continue the fighting once the temporary ceasefire ends. with about 180 people is still in captivity in gaza, the painful wait of their families continues. earlier my colleague samantha simonds talked to gili roman, who's sister has been kidnapped by hamas. hope it will be unfolded a very good day as well, that we'll see more hostages being released, children and women, mothers. my sister yarden has been abducted from the family house in be'eri, nearby the border with gaza. after they took her mother—in—law and killed her out on the streets and published it on social media and kidnap also her sister—in—law kamal, that is also hostage, she was abducted with her husband alon and their three—year—old baby girl geffen, my niece. they were put inside a vehicle towards gaza, and just before the border, they decided they are going to jump out of the vehicle, try to escape and run for their life. so, my sister was holding geffen in her arms, they were jumping out of the moving car, started to run away. obviously soon after, the terrorists started to run after them, shooting at them, and my sister did another act, a motherly outcome and she decided to separate herself from the most precious thing that she has in her life, which is geffen, and she gave her to alon and he was able to run faster, while my sister was holding her hands above her head, stalling the terrorists, allowing alon and geffen to find a hiding spot. they were able to hide, and only after 2a hours without food, without water, no communication, complete silence, with three years old, they managed to reach out and save themselves back to the entrance of the kibbutz, to the idf. but my sister is a mother now separated from her child, and we are waiting for her to be released, we know that we are talking still about children and women and mothers mostly, and my niece is waiting over 50 days to see her mother back, the mother who saved her life. gili, have you heard anything about your sister, do you know if she could be on the list today? i don't know. this list is, we are waiting longer than in previous days, so i can apologising in advance, i might have to take a phone call if they will call during our conversation. they call us every day, whether she's on the list or not on the list, that we will be assured of the formal answer from the government. so, that could happen any minute now, so, i apologise in advance. of course, we understand. how are you coping, over the past 50 days, knowing what's happened to your sister, but also now in the past few days waiting by the phone as you say, minute by minute, for a phone call, and now, we're hearing, a possible extension to the ceasefire, what are your thoughts about that, to possibly allow more hostages home? yeah, so, iwill start with your final question. we are absolutely supporting the extension. we were supporting this deal to begin with even in the stage is when we thought that my sister was not going to be included, there were periods when they talked only about children, of the different categories, that didn't include my sister. first of all because we think that this is the moral thing to do, to save dozens of people's lives, most of the most vulnerable ones, children, and we couldn'tjust imagine which kind of moral decision, not that we had to sign the deal, but we did have to decide what we are doing with our voices, what we are doing when we are speaking to the public, which kind of twisted dilemmas we are being put in to decide whether we should support something that prioritises children, for example, over my sister at the moment. and we decided that we are going to unequivocally support it and try to save women and children, with the hope that it will bring also my sister eventually, and in the last three days she was not on the list and she was not released but we were so moved to see so many of our civilians being saved and released and here with us. the way that we are coping with that is, first of all, we allow ourselves to be happy for the other families, we are moved, many of them we already know and we are waiting and we saw some pictures of family members that we have heard so much about, so we are allowing ourselves to be completely rejoiced and in happiness about that, and leave time for our worries and sadness aside, and have this combination of feelings. and the other thing is that we are really trying to put our head above this troubling water and wait with a lot of patience. i think that the israeli public shows extreme resilience to the psychological terror we are going through. this is really the mere definition of terror, they are just trying to terrorise us psychologically, also of course our hostages, my sister personally is being terrorised physically inside gaza, but we are under, i don't think that you can imagine a more brutal psychological terrorism than what we are undergoing now in this twisted reality show. but we are trying to be above this, and be helpful and be determined and advocate that this thing will be extended. live now to our correspondent, hugo bachega injerusalem. always good to talk to you, hugo. what more do we know about today's anticipated hostage and prisoner releases? we anticipated hostage and prisoner releases? ~ ~' ., anticipated hostage and prisoner releases? ~ ~ ., ., , ., releases? we know that the israeli government _ releases? we know that the israeli government has _ releases? we know that the israeli government has received - releases? we know that the israeli government has received a - releases? we know that the israeli government has received a list - releases? we know that the israeli | government has received a list with 11 names of hostages that are going to be released later today. we have had a statement from the israeli prime minister's for saying this list is being discussed and evaluated in israel. we don't know if there are any problems with the list but the reuters news agency is reporting that some concerns over the names on the list have been raised by the israeli authorities. this hasn't been officially confirmed. again, ithink this hasn't been officially confirmed. again, i think the expectation as those hostages are going to be freed later today, 11 hostages, women and children on the final date of this four—day truce and hopefully at the end of the day we will see 50 hostages being released in total and for every israeli hostage who is being released, the israeli authorities are releasing three palestinian prisoners from israeli jails. and at the same time we are seeing more aid is getting into gaza, much—needed aid. so the final day of the streets, amid the expectation that this truce could be extended. that reauest this truce could be extended. that request has _ this truce could be extended. that request has come _ this truce could be extended. that request has come in _ this truce could be extended. that request has come in from val tacro, what more do we know about that? —— hamas. fix. what more do we know about that? -- hamas. �* ._ , hamas. a further day in the pause in fiuuhtin hamas. a further day in the pause in fiaahtin for hamas. a further day in the pause in fighting for every _ hamas. a further day in the pause in fighting for every ten _ hamas. a further day in the pause in fighting for every ten hostages - fighting for every ten hostages released by those groups in gaza including hamas. we had an official statement saying hamas could be ready to release between 20 to a0 hostages on top of the 50 that will be released as part of this initial deal. and that would possibly result in an extra two to four days in the ceasefire deal. we had yesterday from the prime minister benjamin netanyahu here in israel, saying he is open to the possibility of extending the deal. but he said this is not a ceasefire. the war is not over. he said once the deal is over, the truce is over israel is going to resume its operation against hamas, because the goal remains the same, to eliminate hamas from gaza. there is a lot of hope from the families and friends of those hostages that this deal could be extended and the more hostages could be freed in the next few days. this would be welcome news for the people in gaza again who have been living under constant israeli bombardment for weeks now and that would pave the way for more aid, much—needed humanitarian aid to be delivered to gaza as the humanitarian crisis in the territory continues. . ~' , ., humanitarian crisis in the territory continues. ., ~ , ., , . humanitarian crisis in the territory continues. ., ~ , . ., continues. thank you very much for brinuain continues. thank you very much for bringing us — continues. thank you very much for bringing us up _ continues. thank you very much for bringing us up today. _ live now to tommaso della longa, spokesperson for international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. tommaso isjoining me from geneva. it is good to talk to you again on bbc news. how much aid, by your estimations, has now reached those who need it in north and south gaza since this truce began? i who need it in north and south gaza since this truce began?— since this truce began? i would say that we are — since this truce began? i would say that we are talking _ since this truce began? i would say that we are talking about _ since this truce began? i would say| that we are talking about something between 150 and 200 trucks. the good news, side of the number because we still know it is not enough and we need much more to answer properly to the humanitarian crisis in gaza, the good news is the possibility to go to the north because before the pause in the fighting it was impossible to reach the north. and the fact that of the ceasefire is positive news for the people in gaza. ~ ., ., positive news for the people in gaza. ~ . ., , ., ., ., gaza. what are you hearing from eo - le gaza. what are you hearing from --eole on gaza. what are you hearing from peeple on the — gaza. what are you hearing from people on the ground _ gaza. what are you hearing from people on the ground in - gaza. what are you hearing from people on the ground in gaza, i people on the ground in gaza, particularly in the north? colleagues who reached the north with the convoys are telling us of a very dire situation where people are completely disconnected and they were not able to get humanitarian aid. we are talking about areas of gaza where people are needing everything. also the main concern is the health situation. of course, all around gaza, health facilities are facing a very difficult situation but the hospitals in the north are closing. hopefully we can now get help and support to the people in the north. . ., help and support to the people in the north. ., ., ., ., _, . the north. one area of real concern has been the _ the north. one area of real concern has been the ability _ the north. one area of real concern has been the ability for _ the north. one area of real concern has been the ability for hospitals i has been the ability for hospitals to function. we are now seeing that fuel has entered gaza, how has that given a lifeline to so many hospitals who were practically on their knees in terms of being able to treat people? {iii their knees in terms of being able to treat people?— to treat people? of course, it is important _ to treat people? of course, it is important we _ to treat people? of course, it is important. we need _ to treat people? of course, it is important. we need also - to treat people? of course, it is important. we need also not. to treat people? of course, it is important. we need also not to| important. we need also not to underestimate an extension. fuel and gas entering gaza, it is an important first step. the problem is the quantity. the problem is also how we reach these hospitals everywhere in gaza in the next days. we warmly welcome four days of pause in the fighting, but if the fighting will resume, the issue would still be there. so the reality is, hospitals need to get all the basics, feel, but also medicine and medical equipment. but also food and waterfor medical equipment. but also food and water for doctors, nurses and patients. we are positive about what has happened in the last two or three days, but it is important what happens next. three days, but it is important what happens next-— three days, but it is important what ha ens next. ., ~ ., , ., happens next. indeed, who knows what will ha en happens next. indeed, who knows what will happen next- _ happens next. indeed, who knows what will happen next. but _ happens next. indeed, who knows what will happen next. but for _ happens next. indeed, who knows what will happen next. but for now, - will happen next. but for now, thanks, as everfor bringing us up today. thanks, as ever for bringing us up toda . ., ~ thanks, as ever for bringing us up toda . ., ,, i. thanks, as ever for bringing us up toda . . ~' ,, , thanks, as ever for bringing us up toda. ., , . the families of three palestinian students shot on saturday in the us state of vermont have urged police to investigate the attack as a hate crime. they were confronted and shot by a man near university of vermont campus. officers are investigating a possible motive, but say the victims were wearing keffiyeh — a traditional scarf — and speaking arabic when attacked. a suspect has been arrested. the local police chief said two victims were in stable condition but the third had suffered much more serious injuries. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the tobacco company, bat, is calling for �*more stringent�* regulations on vaping, including a ban on flavours based on desserts or sweets that could appeal to children. it says the products should be licensed in the same way as alcohol or cigarettes. the uk government is already considering regulations over concerns that many young people are vaping. legislation that could transform the leasehold system and make it cheaper and easier for homeowners to buy their freehold will be introduced to parliament today. currently leaseholders in england and wales often have to pay ground rent and expensive maintenance charges. the housing secretary michael gove said he's confident the bill will be passed. this year's booker prize has been awarded to �*prophet song' — a dystopian vision of ireland in the grips of totalitarianism. set in dublin, it tells the story of a family grappling with a terrifying new world in which the democratic norms they are used to begin to disappear. it was written by ireland's paul lynch — marking the first time he has won the prestigious fiction writing prize. you're live with bbc news. new zealand's newly formed coalition government has made it's first move. it's axing it's world—leading smoking ban to fund tax cuts. new prime minister christopher luxon, the leader of the centre—right national party, agreed a three way coalition agreement with the leaders of the new zealand first party, winston peters, and the act party, david seymour on thursday. as part of concessions, new zealand first said it would stop a foreign home buyers tax and find cuts elsewhere. the legislation, introduced under the previous jacinda ardern—led government, would have banned cigarette sales next year to anyone born after 2008. smoking is the leading cause of preventable deaths in new zealand, and the policy had aimed to stop young generations from picking up the habit. health experts have strongly criticised the sudden reversal. we can speak now to our correspondent phil mercer who is in sydney for us... first of all, let's talk about this huge policy reversal, it was only a few weeks ago in the uk people were looking at new zealand as an example of a successful smoking ban working and now we are hearing this? triers? and now we are hearing this? new zealand's law— and now we are hearing this? new zealand's law was _ and now we are hearing this? new zealand's law was a _ and now we are hearing this? iie zealand's law was a bit of landmark legislation that was due to have attempted to phase out smoking for future generations. the measures were due to come into force in the middle of next year but what we have now is new zealand's new centre—right coalition government getting straight to work to repeal this legislation. essentially, the law is being scrapped to help fund tax cuts and those cuts to personal income tax where a key part in the promises made by the national party that secured the largest share of the vote after the election in new zealand in the middle of october. so quite clearly politics and election promises coming to the fore. however, medical practitioners and many doctors believe that this ban, or this reversal on this tough smoking legislation is counter—productive measures will disadvantage indigenous communities disproportionately and potentially cost thousands of lives. tell disproportionately and potentially cost thousands of lives.— cost thousands of lives. tell us about this _ cost thousands of lives. tell us about this new _ cost thousands of lives. tell us about this new government - cost thousands of lives. tell us| about this new government and cost thousands of lives. tell us - about this new government and indeed the new prime minister. it marks a shift to the right for new zealand politics from the tenure of jacinda ardern? , ., . ., politics from the tenure of jacinda ardern?, .. ., , .., politics from the tenure of jacinda ardern? .. . , .. ., ,., ardern? jacinda dern came to power in 2017 and — ardern? jacinda dern came to power in 2017 and her _ ardern? jacinda dern came to power in 2017 and her labour _ ardern? jacinda dern came to power in 2017 and her labour party - in 2017 and her labour party governed for six years. earlier this year, jacinda ardern step—down and she was replaced by a man called chris hipkins. he led the labour party into that 0ctober chris hipkins. he led the labour party into that october and things went pretty badly for labour at the polls. and what we have had is a5 days since that election and the national party has been in negotiation with two minor parties to form a coalition government. so what we have now is the nationals under chris luxton, the new prime minister, have gone into partnership with the libertarian act new zealand party and the populist new zealand first party. so i think what we are seeing now with the repeal of those tough anti—smoking measures is an indication as to how this government or what direction this government will now go. it was making the cost of living a key part of its election promises and is scrapping the tobacco laws in order to pay for tax cuts. this could be the start of the new government dismantling many, if not quite a few of the former policies of the outgoing labor government. phil policies of the outgoing labor government-— policies of the outgoing labor rovernment. ~ . ., . government. phil mercer, watching events in new— government. phil mercer, watching events in new zealand, _ government. phil mercer, watching events in new zealand, thank- government. phil mercer, watching events in new zealand, thank you i events in new zealand, thank you very much for the moment. the president of sierra leone, julius maada bio, has said the most of the leaders behind an attack on a military barracks and prisons in the capital freetown have been arrested. he described the events as an attack on democracy, but gave no details about the perpetrators. live now to our correspondent mayeni jones who's following developments from lagos in nigeria. good to talk to, what more did the president have to say after the events of the weekend? l president have to say after the events of the weekend? i think it is im ortant events of the weekend? i think it is important to _ events of the weekend? i think it is important to stress _ events of the weekend? i think it is important to stress he _ events of the weekend? i think it is important to stress he refused - events of the weekend? i think it is important to stress he refused to i important to stress he refused to call those events an attempted coup and the minister of communications for sierra leone spoke to the bbc this morning and they are investigating what happens and they will only designate it an attempted coup if that is what the investigation reveals. for many people, who woke up to the sound of gunshots and saw the events of yesterday developing, the attack on the armoury at a military base near the armoury at a military base near the president's home, the liberation of prisoners from two of the city's main jails, of prisoners from two of the city's mainjails, this will of prisoners from two of the city's main jails, this will look like an attempt to overthrow the government. president maada bio, keen to reassure the public they have the situation under control and he says most of the perpetrators have been arrested. he has called for unity and a call for the country to come together. but this is highlighting that this is an administration facing some opposition that is, you know, really struggling to secure a clear win injune. theyjust avoided a run—off. ithink clear win injune. theyjust avoided a run—off. i think there is a lot of nervousness at the moment, people waiting cautiously to see what happens next. waiting cautiously to see what happens next-— waiting cautiously to see what happens next. waiting cautiously to see what ha ens next. ~ . , ., , happens next. what is the latest in terms of a curfew? _ happens next. what is the latest in terms of a curfew? i _ happens next. what is the latest in terms of a curfew? i understand i happens next. what is the latest in terms of a curfew? i understand it | terms of a curfew? i understand it was lifted but it may come back in? yes, immediately after the gunshots started yesterday and the attack on the armoury started in the morning, the armoury started in the morning, the government issued a statement saying they would be an immediate curfew and everybody should stay indoors because they were tracking the perpetrators of the violence and they wanted to make sure the civilian population will say. later in the day they said the curfew was lifted but they will introduce a night—time curfew that starts tonight. that is to make sure there is no meeting of any group that night and everybody stays at home at night and everybody stays at home at night and everybody stays at home at night and is safe. but we are getting reports that as of monday morning things are pretty quiet and people are staying at home, waiting to see what happens before they go on to school or to work. there is some nervousness but it appears the situation in the capital is calmer thanit situation in the capital is calmer than it was yesterday.— situation in the capital is calmer than it was yesterday. thank you very much _ than it was yesterday. thank you very much for— than it was yesterday. thank you very much for bringing _ than it was yesterday. thank you very much for bringing us - than it was yesterday. thank you very much for bringing us up - than it was yesterday. thank you i very much for bringing us up today on that story. there is plenty more detail on that story on the bbc news website and, of course, on the temporary truce that is under way between israel and hamas. you can see there, the bbc news website and the live page which has plenty more details on that developing story. i will be back after a short break, but stay with us here on bbc news. hello, we have the start of meteorological winter and the weather is taking its cue. we are starting the week with relatively mild air compared with what we're about to have. low pressure bringing outbreaks of rain but plots on the air mass, which is where the cold air mass, which is where the cold air the milder it is, it pushes up into continental europe and bringing quite a bit of snow and the blue colour stay cold and it gets colder. what falls and that could be wintry. later this week, we watch where this area of low pressure goes. it looks like it could go through france, but if it develops further it could bring a significant area of rain, sleet and snow to southern counties of england and wales. and even today it will feel colder and colder as the rain eased away. the wettest of conditions through the afternoon and will remain through parts of the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. brighter weather towards the western fringes of england and wales so a big improvement the northern wales. best of the weather south to scotland and northern ireland with the kit clear skies. cold is there tonight. xiao was turning to sleet and snow over the heels. —— hills. temperatures will drop today after what was a mild start. tonight, whilst we start with cloud and outbreaks of rain, central and eastern areas, most places become drier through the night with clear skies. become drier through the night with clearskies. more become drier through the night with clear skies. more wintry showers pushing southwards and there will be a frost tonight. colder night and colder start to tomorrow morning and the coldest conditions in south—west scotland and parts of north—west england. tomorrow will be a lovely day for many. back to the crisp and sunny weather many sorts as a day. more cloud around compared with that bit of cloud at times in south—west scotland and northern ireland with the odd shower and one or two running down the east coast. 0ne the odd shower and one or two running down the east coast. one or two into the far western fringes of wales in temperatures down to where we should do, four to 8 degrees. another chilly night will start to take us into wednesday with a widespread frost. more cloud to the west, not quite a sunny but it will feel cold. 0ne west, not quite a sunny but it will feel cold. one or two showers, few wintry showers in the north and the east and in open areas, temperatures will get above freezing all day long. we run the risk of more widespread area of rain, sleet and snow into the south on thursday and friday. note that temperatures in the capital cities, it stays cold through the weekend and into next week, too. take care. gaza. from jerusalem, hugo bachega reports. this is bbc news, the headlines. as the temporary ceasefire between israel and hamas enters its fourth and final day, there are indications that the truce might be extended. as discussions are reported to be continuing over the lists of israeli hostages and palestinian prisoners scheduled to be released later today, we hearfrom a family member who speaks of his anguish. and we are waiting for her to be released, we know that we are talking in this deal about children and women and mothers. sierra leone has lifted a nationwide curfew imposed on sunday after armed men attacked a military barracks and prisons in freetown. controversy at the climate change conference. the bbc reveals that the united arab emirates planned to use the summit to discuss possible oil deals. hamas has said it would be open to extending the ceasefire with israel beyond today — its fourth and final day. the group which is regarded as a terrorist organisation by the uk and other governments yesterday freed more hostages who'd been held in gaza, including ia israelis, in exchange for palestinian prisoners. president biden has said he wants to keep the deal going beyond today so all captives can be brought home and more aid to be sent to gaza. live now to sultan barakat, a professor of public policy at hamad bin khalifa university.
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