trump accused the icc of "illegitimate and baseless from world leaders. scams, casinos and high—rises — the bbc makes a rare visit to a bizarre city in myanmar. meet india's paralympic runners and their guides. this is news. let's get the latest business news with tadhg enright. thank you very much,

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amazon, like microsoft, has already made deepseek�*s the japanese prime minister shigeru ishiba is in washington to hold his is in washington to hold his first meeting first meeting with president trump. high on their agenda will be the bid byjapan's nippon steel to buy us steel. steel to buy us steel. the $15 billion deal was blocked by the biden administration — but both firms hope president trump will see things differently. will see things differently. our asia business reporter mariko oi has more. trump has previously president trump has previously said he would also block said he would also block the deal but the two companies are deal but the two companies are definitely to save the the definitely trying to save the deal. for example the boss of example the boss of deal. for example the boss of us steel reportedly met with steel met with deal. for example the boss of s on l met with deal. for example the boss of him on thursday and this comes s on thursday met with deal. for example the boss of s on thursday and 1et with deal. for example the boss of s on thursday and 1et i comes 57 one day before the japanese day before the japanese onexday before the japanese prime minister shigeru ishiba shigeru onedeay before the japanese shigeru ishiba prime minister shigeru ishiba meets with the us president. meets with the us president. joe biden the deal, joe biden blocked the deal, joe biden blocked the deal, citing security citing national security citing national security the two firms sued concerns, the two firms sued concerns, the two firms sued the previous thefprevious administration. the previous administration. the interesting thing about interesting thing about this deal is that while the the interesting thing about deal is that while the union is against it, not only ie be

union is against it, not only the leaders of us steel but some workers have started

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limited access by the chinese company which runs it. i mean, it looksjust like a provincial chinese city. there are chinese characters on the sides of all than 70 years. so why has a chinese company called yatai built all of this? luxury villas and cyber parks. yatai boss, a chinese man called she zhijiang,

a while now and this really is the most technically, we are in the middle of a war zone in myanmar, and yet the scale of the building, i mean, they say they've ended the scams and the human are no longer permitted. is presented as safe, city. from we have about city, scans are certainly still remain almost certainly still remain

business. the public is being invited to suggest candidates justin welby�*s resignation. injanuary after a damning report into a prolific child abuser associated with the church. his replacement will be the 106th appointment to the role, the incumbent of which is the spiritual the celebrity chef gino d'acampo has denied a number making unacceptable and distressing comments. gino!

..and on screen innuendo. but gino d'acampo has now been accused of inappropriate look at the view behind me. the allegations against him have been made in an they accuse him of aggressive behaviour and using abusive sexualised language, which left some staff fearful and uncomfortable.

aware of these matters previously. which i have been so proud of." was deeply upsetting. most of them were not reported to itv at the time. action has been taken. name a famous tv chef. to work with gino d'acampo.

in england were sold for £12.2 million over the last ia years. most of the money has gone to the coal industry social welfare organisation — which says the money it makes is used to support former mining communities across the uk. stephanie miskin reports. the men that raised the money for this worked underground on their hands and knees with a pick and a shovel, to buy this land. paid for by miners themselves. the money has been spent on.

this was closed sort of six years ago now areas, because it was a community asset, which people closed down in 2018. terry led a facebook campaign with plans to lease it communities, they'll say they don't see any and the truth is the investment sits on their balance sheet bidder for £246,000. plans have now been approved for eight houses by a local developer. this is one of 27 sites

across england sold from the sales going to ciswo — the only national charity across the country, it's the same thing whether you're a former mining community. spirit is is being lost. ciswo said it cannot limit investments in specific areas it said the money it gets from sales is less than seems to be believed, as it has to pay costs

this is where the money from its community's mining past could be invested — in the future generations of the town. towards it, that'd be awesome. if they did that. ciswo said, discussions are ongoing and may include future investment. stephanie miskin, bbc news. in the uk are familiar with. turned up, desperate to get an appointment.

after another 100 patient spaces became available. 0ur reporter christopher mace was there. queues down the street. and they can't afford it. any more any more on. with some of them waiting more than five years for a check up.

when you venture out to try and get other dentists, and you're talking young children — in total agony to do anything. nearly ia,000 people have signed up since last year, but the practice believes there are still thousands not getting much—needed treatment. it is the people who makes the regulation. they need to do something about it to do the access. from the conservatives. the department of health and social care told us...

but the british dental association, local green mp is being far too slow. we all can't afford to go private anyway. we don't have that choice — we don't have the money. but it's also the principle that it should be in st paul's, the wait is now over for another 100 patients. christopher mace, bbc news in bristol. in the uk, little was known about the group's founding member, jim almonds. now, jim's daughter has been reflecting on the hit bbc became known as gentlemanjim.

hi, i'm lorna almonds windmill. he was a founder of the sas. and corin silva, who was chosen to portray my something quite significant. and of course all the filming was very well done.

in fact, my father escaped from two prisoner of war camps. from red cross parcels. he secretly plaited them, knotted them, lengthened them then, with three others, they overpowered a guard who was tempted by some coffee, and my father overpowered him, bound him, gagged him. when he went to the middle east, when i was interviewing, i said to him, why was he called gentleman jim?

plenty of evidence of that. of any man i've killed. so i know that he did kill, but he did it for his country. beneath your feet or the way ahead of you? in paris 202a. her biggest hurdle was finding a guide runner to run divya arya tracks her journey to find out how simran did it. coach and her guide runner.

championship. translation: so i learned that i don't have to pull her. - line first before i do. but let her get ahead of me.

athletes for that in india. for indian female athletes with visual impairment.

divya arya, bbc news, delhi. that's all from me, stay with my colleague sarah campbell us, my colleague sarah campbell will be back at the top of the all the latest hello there. led to some beautiful winter sunshine both topping thursday afternoon. but i suspect there's going to be more cloud

there's quite a cold wind developing, that's going to drive in more cloud off the north sea. frost and patchy fog still an issue. developing and coming in from the south—east. it's going to really take the edge off the feel of the weather as well. clear skies and sunny spells after a frosty start for in a cluster of showers as we go through the day, with wind gusts potentially 30 to a0 miles an hour at times. it really will make it feel quite cold, best of the sunshine, best

the warmth, to the northwest. but it's worth bearing in mind, through the evening hours, of wales, we could see a few centimetres, particularly will start off again with some patchy frost and fog around. by the end of the day. as strong either. we keep this area of high pressure, which will continue so as we go through the week ahead, a lot of dry weather around, but that still means there's a risk for

live from london. sanctions on its staff. trump accused the icc of illegitimate and baseless actions against america and

israel. former harrods employees accuse mohamed al fayed's brother for the department store. hello, i'm sarah campbell. you for watching. denounced the international criminal court, accusing it itself has condemned. in an executive order sanctioning the court,