An awful lot of headlines which should be good news for anyone who wants peace in the Middle East.

Ceasefire joy on both sides is what it says on the front page of the Times.

Qatar and US broker a deal to end 15 months of war in Gaza.

Hamashta released hostages in exchange for hundreds of prisoners.

On the front page of the Daily Mail, a slightly different take on it. New hope for Britain,

Emily, as Israel and Hamas agree a hostage deal. That's Emily Damari, who was shot during the October 7th attacks,

who was believed to be still held hostage in Gaza beneath the streets.

The front page of The Guardian, hope of an end to dark chapter with Israel Hamas ceasefire.

Joy and fear is what they have on the front pages.

They show a picture of celebrations in the central Gaza Strip after news of the ceasefire emerged last night.

The Times goes with a slightly more

even-handed approach and shows people celebrating in Tel Aviv as well. The Guardian ought to be

ashamed of themselves quite frankly, but who would be surprised at that? Joe Biden, of course,

trying to claim credit for what happened. Everybody really knows who is the real hero here,

and it's obviously Donald Trump, because if it wasn't with Donald

Trump, this ceasefire deal would not have been done. Everybody knows that. Let's have a listen

to Joe Biden, getting a bit confused yesterday. More than 15 months of conflict began with

Hezbollah's brutal massacre on October the 7th. More than 15 months of suffering by the innocent people of Gaza.

Fighting in Gaza will stop. The innocent people of Gaza? Yes. Okay. Later on he confused Hamas

and Hezbollah. Donald Trump obviously has actually allowed Joe Biden to have this announcement made on his

behalf in his final days as president because on Monday there will be a new president of United

States of America and it will be the 47th president and it will be Mr Donald J. Trump. Coming up,

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