and the refugees are still arriving in aceh. is already out of control and needs to stop. translation: they are | unsettling and ungrateful. some of them ran away from the shelters. to help deal with the new arrivals, the indonesian government has set up a new task force. but many refugees find themselves trapped in a kind of limbo. zahara says her camp in bangladesh burnt down and she fled to protect her children. she dreams of being reunited with her husband, who is stuck in malaysia. but for now, a video call is the only way these children can talk to their father. they are closer, but still too far away. hannah samosir, bbc news, aceh. stay with us here on bbc news. we have got all the top stories here from business next. and we are covering the latest when what is happening in israel. we have the bbc live page which is updating all the time with a from our reporters in jerusalem. stay with us on bbc news. i'll will be back injust a moment stop. hello again. temperatures have dropped away quite sharply through the night. and

hannah samosir, bbc news, aceh.around the world. in london alone, more than £50 millionorth of watches were reported stolen in 2022. we have a special report now shedding light on this form of organised crime, and the methods used. tir dondy has been talking to both criminals and the people they target. luxury watches stolen from people across the streets in the uk. a multi—million pound criminal industry. victims left traumatised by these unprovoked attacks. london is the hotspot. i've tracked down a gang of luxury watch thieves who have given me unprecedented access to their world on condition of anonymity. are you guys happy with that? this is the gang leader, who we are calling m. do you not feel bad that you are bringing kids into this? he has little regard for his victims. it scares them pretty much for life, some of them are scared to walk alone at night. does that not make you feel bad? the thieves i met say they are only interested in watches worth thousands of pounds. many are prepared to resort to extreme

and the refugees are still arriving in aceh.ent weeks, and more boats are on their way. but locals say the influx is already out of control and needs to stop. translation: they are | unsettling and ungrateful. some of them ran away from the shelters. to help deal with the new arrivals, the indonesian government has set up a new task force. but many refugees find themselves trapped in a kind of limbo. zahara says her camp in bangladesh burnt down and she fled to protect her children. she dreams of being reunited with her husband, who is stuck in malaysia. but for now, a video call is the only way these children can talk to their father. they are closer, but still too far away. hannah samosir, bbc news, aceh. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. deliveries continue to rollout of whittlesea as workers live with uncertain use, nine transportation jobs with uncertain use, nine transportationjobs are with uncertain use, nine transportation jobs are to go with up to 25 manufacturing jobs at risk. it has been blamed on

aceh residents say they're frustrated with the high number of arrivals.d persecution under a crackdown in myanmar in 2017. donald trump will be able to contest next year's presidential primary election in the us state of michigan. the state's supreme court upheld a lower court's order that mr trump be allowed to participate, despite accusations he led an insurrection. colorado's supreme court recently ruled that he could not contest the primary in that state. the former european commission presidentjacques delors — described as the architect of the modern eu — has died, aged 98. he helped create the single market, allowing the free movement of people, goods and services within the eu. and he was also a key figure in the creation of the euro. adam fleming looks back at his life. he was the architect of modern europe. in the �*80s and �*90s, the president of the european commission thought the eu should come more closely together, socially, economically and politically. some british conservatives reacted in horror. no! no, no! born to a working—class, devou

the crowd broke a police cordon at the shelter in banda aceh, and forced the displaced people onto trucksty in indonesia, after fleeing persecution in buddhist—majority myanmar. several people were injured as police in kinshasa broke up a protest over last week's general election in the democratic republic of congo. supporters of opposition politicians joined the banned demonstration outside the electoral commission on wednesday, angered at voting delays and irregularities. incumbent president felix tshisekedi is well ahead, with about 80% of ballots counted. storm gerrit has wreaked havoc on parts of scotland, bringing snow, high winds and heavy rain. in fife, residents in cupar had to be rescued from their homes amid flooding. some 18,500 people are believed to be without power in the north of scotland. the uk met office has posted weather warnings until thursday morning. you're live with bbc news. the new york times is suing microsoft and 0penai for copyright infringement. it's a significant escalation in the battle over unauthorised use of published work to train artificial intelligen