this is bbc world news — the headlines. south korea's prime minister has warned the outbreak of the coronavirus in his co the number of cases has doubled since friday with more than 200 new cases confirmed on saturday — bringing the total to 433. more deaths have been reported in italy and iran. and the world health organisation has warned that africa would struggle to control the coronavirus if an outbreak emerged there. there've been celebrations in afghanistan as the seven—day reduction in violence by the taliban took effect. it's part of an agreement with the us. there's cautious optimism it may mean a longer lasting results. a government of national

unity is starting to take shape in south sudan. at a ceremony in the capital, juba, president salva kiir appointed his long—standing rival, riek machar, as vice president. with more than 100 flood warnings still in place. a week ago, storm dennis brought flooding to large areas of the midlands, including the town of tenbury wells, where the clean—up continues. olivia hutchinson reports. enough is enough for chris walter, who has gone to the extreme of shutting his business down, following the latest catastrophic floods. ijust can't cope with it any more. i was flooded in 2007, that was pretty traumatic. but this time, it's like three foot of water in the place, and it came in through the back of the shop. a week after the banks overflowed, the damage last on, and for many, the damage lasts on, and for many,

it has come at a cost. my wife employs three other girls, so they are all local people, they are sat at home, they aren't earning. likewise for the rest of the town that employ people, if they aren't earning, they aren't spending in town. because half the shops are shut, people aren't coming into town as much. as you can see, local residents here have been really affected. the watermark levels on this row of cottages show that at its height, levels were waist deep. local businesses in the area say many of them have not got insurance to cover the damage because premiums are just too high. here at the local library, drop—in sessions have been held by worcestershire county council to offer support and advice. i think we are doing absolutely everything we can, working with our emergency services, working with our district council and the community, as well, to help people get back on theirfeet as quickly as possible. residents are also being provided with special access permits for tips to help with the clear—up. it's one which for many will go

on for some time yet. olivia on for some time yet. hutchinson, bbc midlands today, olivia hutchinson, bbc midlands today, tenbury wells. at ten o'clock kate silverton will be here with a full round up of the days news. first — our world. and a warning, this film contains flashing images and scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. reporter: the blast which brought this extraordinary level of destruction was caused by a car bomb. on the holiday island of bali in 2002, bombs exploded outside nightclubs, killing more than 200 people. garil lost his dad. sarah lost her mother in another bombing.

to stop more attacks, indonesia is taking a radical approach — making bombers meet their victims. every yearfamilies from across the world come here, to what's known as ground zero on the holiday island of bali — to mourn their loved ones killed in indonesia's worst attack. 27—year—old garil is here with his mum. it's the first time he's publicly

mourned for his father, aris, who was one of the 202 people killed in the bombings. garil‘s dad, aris munandar, was a taxi driver.

aris was waiting for tourists outside pubs and nightclubs. close to midnight a van carrying explosives entered the area, driven by this man, ali imron. his group were linked to al-qaeda. this was garil‘s father's taxi after the bombings. with his mother very ill, it was ten—year—old garil that had to identify his father's body.

two years later, sarah's family was torn apart by a bombing by the same group in the capital, jakarta. iwan was on his motorbike with his wife, halila, heavily pregnant with their second child. they were on their way to the doctor for a check—up when the bomb exploded outside the australian embassy. iwan was badly injured but rushed his wife to hospital and that night she gave birth to rizqy.

but she never recovered from her injuries. two years later she died on sarah's fifth birthday. for 15 years indonesia has had

a unique way of trying to de—radicalise a generation of militants. that includes meetings between bombers and their victims. garil and his mum are going to meet ali imron, one of the bali bombers who killed his dad. and iwan is taking his children, 15—year—old rizqy and 17—year—old sarah, to meet the men on death row who are convicted of killing their mum.

gariland his mum, endang, arrive at the prison. after the bali bombings, ali imron‘s brothers were executed. he's serving a life sentence.

iwan and his children are on their way to indonesia's highest security prison.

their first meeting is with rois, who was found guilty of plotting the attack outside the australian embassy in jakarta. on receiving his death sentence rois said, "i am thankful because i will die a martyr." he is kept in an isolated cell because they are worried about his influence on other inmates. security for this meeting is tight.

garil is making one morejourney, to meet the son of this man, amrozi, who was proud of carrying out the bombings that killed garil‘s father. he showed no remorse. his son, hendra, was 16 when he was executed.

today, garil is meeting him.

hendra now promotes tolerance, helping to organise prayer meetings, like this one, involving the police, former militants and their victims — an attempt to stop the next wave of attacks from groups loosely linked to the so—called islamic state, responsible for three bombings in the last four years. garil and him find they have much in common.

on indonesia's prison island, the meeting with bomber, rois, has left sarah distressed. but they have one more visit to make, they are going to see ahmad hassan, also on death row, for his role in the bombing. at his trial, hassan was defiant after being found guilty.

iwan has met him once before but this is the first time for sarah and rizqy.

i would like nothing more than to say the weather is settling down but the last week of february will deliver more wet and windy weather at times. on saturday, at least there was some sunshine around with there was some sunshine around with the showers that were moving through but as we start sunday there will be another spell of wet weather here, across much of the uk command monday brings more wet and windy weather across the northern half of the uk in particular and then we are in a pattern of some sunshine but

blustery showers and quite wintry in some places as it turns cold and then low pressure returns bringing more wet weather towards the end of the week. let's take it day by day, sunday morning, after more heavy rain overnight that will clear away on sunday thankfully to leave sunny skies and a few showers. later in the afternoon, very few showers left around. the wind is not quite a strong, gusts a bit higher than this, these are average speeds, and with the wind easing a bit and more in the way of afternoon sunshine, not feeling quite as chilly as it did during saturday. but then we are watching the next area of wet and windy weather coming into the uk. it is this low pressure system that will particularly target the northern half of the uk with its rain and snow in places and strongest winds. the chances seeing some snow in the central belt of scotla nd some snow in the central belt of scotland during the monday morning rush hour before it turns to rain, that snow pushing further north across scotland. a band of rain diving south across england and where is. behind that, brighter

skies, few showers perhaps, but another day with strong gusty winds and a possibility particularly in scotla nd and a possibility particularly in scotland of seeing some wind gusts around 70 mph. some disruptive weather around again on monday and bridges clinging onto double figures in some areas of the uk. it is behind this latest area of low pressure, as low behind this latest area of low pressure, as low pressure behind this latest area of low pressure, as low pressure sits up close to iceland, we get into a flow of cold aircoming close to iceland, we get into a flow of cold air coming down from the north—west with showers. perhaps a longer spell of rain moving down through wales and into southern england on through tuesday. as it turns colder from the north—west, the showers will turn increasingly wintry and over higher ground, even towards southern parts of the uk as we enter tuesday, as temperatures come down into single figures it is still going to be blustery, not as windy as it was on monday but there isa windy as it was on monday but there is a wind chill factor with all of this as well and on wednesday as well there are sunny spells and showers and wintry in places, but then as they fade away at the end of wednesday, we wait for the next area of low pressure to come in. still

some hunters do much uncertainty about the exact position and detail associated with this as we go into thursday but it looks like bringing another spell of windy and wet weather northwards. they will be some hill snow out of this as it pushes northwards into colder air. it may not look exactly like this on thursday as we get to it but check back for details. as that moves through we import a milder air from the south. to give you an idea into next weekend how things are shaping up, low pressure very much in charge and that doesn't mean some further wet weather at times in places. but of course, it is too early to tell the exact details as to who will see the exact details as to who will see the most of that wet weather. coming up the most of that wet weather. coming up in the week ahead, there will be more rain at times, it will often be windy and it will turn cold at times so that means some snow in places. and of course, by the time we get into next weekend, we are seeing the back of february and hello to march with the hope that march will bring finally some calmer conditions. we will watch out for that.