On his own that s a popular misconception. he has to answer to a cabinet, and that cabinet has to answer to the people of israel. while the people of israel desperately want the war to end and want the hostages released, as you just heard from the residents living around the gaza border, there s no faith that hamas will not come out of those tunnels, even if they are much reduced now, but they will rearm and mount the next attack, which is precisely what their leaders said, they will do it 10,000 times until israel is destroyed. so the government will have a hard time signing an agreement that says the war is over and hamas can come out of the tunnels, even if it s much degraded. a very difficult case to make to the people of israel. does the prime minister, the war cabinet as you say there, in one way have to prioritise the release of at least some of the hostages at this point? stage one of the plan, to make that leap? i m not a spokesman for the government, i m not in politics right now, but i think i speak for the majority of people in israel who might say, yes, we are willing to do
Democracy. let s speak to our south asia correspondent samira hussain, who s in delhi. it s a mammoth task, isn t it, counting? it it s a mammoth task, isn t it, counting? counting? it is, but it is a task that counting? it is, but it is a task that is counting? it is, but it is a task that is supposed - counting? it is, but it is a task that is supposed to i counting? it is, but it is a i task that is supposed to go relatively quickly given the use of electronic voting machines. just to get to some of the issues this morning, i have two guests. from bbc monitoring and a senior correspondent in delhi. can you tell me how indian media, especially the papers, have reported on this election day? the dust is settling and today is the the dust is settling and today is the day when it counts, and that is the day when it counts, and that is is the day when it counts, and that is the is the day when it counts, and that is the expression the indian that is the expression the indian express, one of the prominent english language papers, prominent english language papers, carried on its front page papers, carried on its front page. today is what counts.
Djokovic beat francisco cerundolo in five sets. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website that s bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. things are set to turn cooler for the rest of this week as we pick up arctic air, which will spread southwards across the uk during the course of tuesday. so it s going to be pretty disappointingly cool for the time of year, with some really chilly nights to come gardeners and growers take note and we ll see a mixture of sunshine and showers. it s all thanks to this area of low pressure pushing southwards out of the arctic,
Game that that adaptation would be felt the most, should it be the path thatis felt the most, should it be the path that is followed. that is followed. absolutely. as over the countries that is followed. absolutely. as over the countries we that is followed. absolutely. as over the countries we play - that is followed. absolutely. as over the countries we play in i over the countries we play in singapore, australia, with the temperature is 35 40 cemex lc s. and i know from playing, you feel physically sick to me you can t concentrate. you are just concentrating on catching the ball rather than reading the game, it it s not the best, it s not the best form of the sport that it s not the best, it s not the best form of the spor form of the sport that is put across. and form of the sport that is put across. and i form of the sport that is put across. and i have - form of the sport that is put across. and i have had - form of the sport that is put - across. and i have had team-mates across. and i have had team mates that have struggled with heat illnesses, so there is a risk, there is a worse product of game, you know, we see, as i said, ten extra days above these dangerous temperature lines at 2 degrees and even further at three degrees, it s unthinkable. the impact on sport is one thing but the impact on the world as the other, and the message they want to get across as we are not just trying to they want to get across as we are notjust trying to learn how to adapt to two or three degrees, every part of a degree that we can save here is massive and has a huge role
Uninspiring in terms of their ability tojust talk, uninspiring in terms of their ability to just talk, but instead it s very ability to just talk, but instead it s very controlled. they both need to loosen it s very controlled. they both need to loosen up if they are going to have to loosen up if they are going to have any to loosen up if they are going to have any connection with the public and that have any connection with the public and that is have any connection with the public and that is probably not easy for either and that is probably not easy for either of and that is probably not easy for either of them. either of them. every time you come on newscast. either of them. every time you come on newscast. we either of them. every time you come on newscast, we get either of them. every time you come on newscast, we get a either of them. every time you come on newscast, we get a boris - either of them. every time you come on newscast, we get a boris johnson on newscast, we get a borisjohnson horror story come i don t want to dry horror story come i don t want to pry that s cliche as well, but that comes back to my point. my clinic there so many of them! multiple podcasts. you been in business for years. but back to my point about how the character of the person doesn t always play out to the way you think it would because you think borisjohnson, a person who rips up the rules, whose very entertaining, who is prepared to be quite aggressive but can do it in a way that looks quite funny, actually even he didn t have that many great debate moments either. he even he didn t have that many great debate moments either. debate moments either. he had a really mixed debate moments either. he had a really mixed run. debate moments either. he had a really mixed run. i debate moments either. he had a really mixed run. i mean, - debate moments either. he had a really mixed run. i mean, the - debate moments either. he had a| really mixed run. i mean, the first one was really mixed run. i mean, the first one was back in 2008 for the may oral election. and we haven t had this in oral election. and we haven t had this in the oral election. and we haven t had this in the uk before so we were planning this in the uk before so we were planning for something we didn t even planning for something we didn t even really understand. it was difficult even really understand. it was difficult. what happened, if you look difficult. what happened, if you took at difficult. what happened, if you