as it was landing in washington dc. as the investigation begins, questions are being asked about the number of air traffic controllers who were on duty. this is the scene live in washington — to help those affected by the recent devastating wildfires. #itis # it is the evening of the day

hello, and welcome — i'm lukwesa burak. report on the crash will be issued in 30 days. it's still much too soon to speculate about the cause of the collision. in more than 20 years. and airplanes flying in the area —

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but the government says vaccination might cause the virus to mutate and the best course of action is mass culling and strict biosecurity measures. handover of israeli and thai hostages in khan younis earlier. israel lists 82 captives who remain in gaza — let's speak to jotam confino, correspondent at the daily telegraph. he's joining us from tel aviv. we're hearing reports of chaotic scenes. what happened?

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the man tipped to be germany's next chancellor is due to propose tighter immigration laws today — from the far—right. pushed through a non—binding motion with the support that broke a serious taboo in germany. more than 20 artists are taking to the stage at two different to help those affected by the largest wildfires in the city's history.

the star—studded line—up includes performances from pink, lady gaga, billie eilish, and sting. and more than 16,000 homes and businesses were destroyed in wildfires that broke out in early january. you will be hearing from a number of who were nemlaer of people who we-“e ~ ~ .. , affected nomper of people who we-“e ~ ~ .. , affected by homper of people who were ,, e e , affected by these tragically affected by these fires — and i am one of them. flroo - oool ! om one of them ~~— crowd: we love you, billy! these were _ crowd: we love you, billy! these were the _ crowd: we love you, billy! these were the - i - crowd: we love you, billy! l these were the - i wore these were the clothes i wore when i fled my house with my these were the clothes i wore whe janice, 'ny house with my these were the clothes i wore whe janice, like |ouse with my these were the clothes i wore whe janice, like |ol many1 my these were the clothes i wore whe janice, like |ol many of 1y these were the clothes i wore whe janice, like |ol many of us emfejehiee he: eemeflgm�* ee wwww on eifejemee li'ee eemehem�* ee " ' " onjanuary eifejemee li'ee eemeflem�* ee " ' " onjanuary 7. eifejemee li'eze eemefleef ee " ' " onjanuary 7. it eifejemee liee eemefleef ee " ' " onjanuary 7. it was all i didonjanuary 7. it wasall i wore it for a week, plus

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of polar bears. why? and how they�*re being affected by global warming. the bears hunt seals across the arctic ice, but the hunting season is shrinking as the ice that means a poorer diet, affecting the health of mothers and cubs. victoria gill has that story. by hunting seals from the ice to sustain them through the summer. when we joined a team of conservation scientists late last year, with rising temperatures. is simply too fast for them to truly adapt.

as it warms up here, the frozen seal—hunting season is shrinking. researchers have calculated exactly how this affects the huge predators, and how an ice—free season that can now be as long as 150 days here hits polar bear mothers and cubs the hardest. without taking in energy, based on our understanding of how they�*re burning so after around 117 days without eating, we know that the polar bears near churchill in manitoba are some of the best studied in the world. and revealed how they forage for berries and vegetation when they�*re on land. with a0 years�* worth of polar bear observations. and sea ice loss

to halve since the 1980s. scientists say the findings will help them make more accurate projections about polar bear populations, and help efforts to protect these ice—dependent giants in a warming world. victoria gill, bbc news. but a fair amount of cloud. so we�*ve got this frontal system pushing its way builds in behind it.

of cloud as well across central and eastern england, northern england up into scotland. but there will be some sunny spells. the best sunshine, i think, through the day will be found temperatures around 6—10 degrees. i think will linger across central and another zone of cloud pushing to freezing or a touch below, so there could be a frost for some on saturday morning. frontal systems trying to push in from the west, this really is the setup for the weekend. of cloud across the central

and eastern parts then we will see some sunshine, but all the while out but remember, that weather front so watch as we go through saturday night ust breaks apart — and so what will be left with for sunday is, yes, a band of clouds and bits for example, northwest scotland, and in that sunshine, temperatures like these seven, eight, nine degrees will not feel too bad. dry weather around once again. some rain at times, particularly up towards the north and the west, but many places seeing some decent spells of sunshine.

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