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"I have 59 brothers and sisters who are in hell," Ofri continued - referring to the total remaining number of hostages.

"That couldn't be further from the truth," he says, referring to the long history of the conflict.

But he appeared to be referring to non-departmental public bodies, which are organisations funded by taxpayers but not controlled directly by central government.

"A lot of people see it as the lazy way out," Amy says, referring to comments about weight-loss drugs left on her social media videos.

She began Thursday's morning press briefing by referring to new figures from the US Customs and Border Protection agency which show seizures of fentanyl have dropped to 263 kilos, their lowest levels in 3 years.