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Hello and welcome to NewsHour LIVE from the BBC World Service In London, I'm Rebecca Kesby.
And let's head first to the Middle east because within the next few hours we are expecting to hear new details on exactly which Israeli hostages will be released next as part of the Gaza ceasefire deal with Hamas.
It is hoped the hostages will be released tomorrow and a number of Palestinian prisoners are also due to be freed.
It's all happening as the ceasefire holds in Gaza, which has enabled thousands of Palestinians to return to their home neighborhoods.
But as we'll hear in a moment, many of them are nothing but rubble.
First, let's cross live to Jerusalem to the BBC's Nick, who's on the line.
Nick, first of all, tell us what's expected today and are we on schedule?
Rebecca we're still waiting for the names of the four hostages who Hamas say they'll release.
The details will be announced by Qatar, which has been acting as a mediator with Hamas.
We don't have specifics, but it is thought that all four of the hostages are women, both soldiers and at least one civilian.
And the plan is that these hostages will be freed and then hours later, a number of Palestinian prisoners.
The figure being bandied about is about 180.