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    • Israeli hostages in Gaza: Uncertainty and concernDespite a ceasefire, Israeli hostages' safety remains uncertain due to Hamas' lack of transparency.

      Despite the temporary ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, uncertainty and concern persist for the safety and well-being of Israeli hostages being held in Gaza. The anticipated exchange of hostages for Palestinian detainees has been agreed upon, but concerns remain over Hamas' lack of transparency regarding the captives' conditions. Meanwhile, in unrelated news, a violent attack in Dublin left three people injured, including a 5-year-old girl, and a suspect has been detained. In the UK, net migration hit a new record high of 745,000 last year, leading to calls from Tory MPs for immediate action to reduce the number.

    • Government under pressure to reduce legal migration and address rising energy billsThe UK government faces pressure to reduce legal migration and help struggling households with rising energy bills, but concerns exist about hindering immigration policies due to human rights commitments and encouraging foreign labor due to discounted wages.

      The UK government, specifically the prime minister and home secretary, are under pressure to reduce legal migration and address rising energy bills. However, concerns have been raised about the government's commitment to these issues, with some arguing that policies such as remaining in the European Convention of Human Rights may hinder efforts to enact stricter immigration policies. Additionally, there is criticism that the government is not doing enough to address skills shortages and is instead encouraging employers to recruit from abroad due to a discounted wage system. Meanwhile, millions of households are facing increased energy bills, with some vulnerable families potentially facing fuel poverty and carrying debt from the previous winter. Overall, there is a sense of urgency for the government to take decisive action on these issues.

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