governor of west java, ridwan kamil, _ issues. governor of west java, ridwan kamil, thank _ issues.issues. governor of west java, ridwan kamil, thank you so i issues. governor of west java, i ridwan kamil, thank you so much forjoining us on the programme and i wish you and your teams the best of luck with your search and rescue operations. let's turn to the world cup in qatar right now. and for the first time, there were four matches on the same day. here are the results from tuesday — involving the teams from groups c and d. there were goal—less draws between denmark and tunisia and mexico and poland. defending champions france came back from a goal down to beat australia a—1. but the stand—out result was saudi arabia's victory over one of the pre—competition favourites, argentina, coming from behind for a famous victory. that led to two very different reactions from the two countries' fans. here's the response from buenos aires — some very disappointed faces on view. contrast that with the celebrations in riyadh. both teams can, of course, still qualify for the knockout stages — b

. is around 75 million birds captivity —— java.rds captivity ——java. that's probably is around 75 million birds captivity —— java. that's probably more than there may be in the wild, which is a very serious issue for the island and its wild environment. this is one of two major studies published today that point to a global crash in bird populations. the other, a project carried out by scientists in the us and canada, examined 50 years of bird surveys in north america. it revealed that there are 3 billion fewer birds on the continent today than they were in 1970. habitat loss driven by human activity has been blamed, but the researchers are actually optimistic that their conclusions could be a wake—up call, triggering action to protect vital habitats and migration routes. and, in indonesia, the widespread love of the birds could provide a catalyst for them to be protected in the wild. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: students have joined office workers in sydney as part of a global climate change day of dem

u nfortu nately for play their part in keeping a java safe.ortunately for the two boys that are going to find themselves in this situation because of where we are across the globe with a pandemic, where they will be a lot ofjudgment of pandemic, where they will be a lot of judgment of them pandemic, where they will be a lot ofjudgment of them from afar. so it is not for me to make that more

, the only this is a world heritage area, at the bottom of java, the only place ina the bottom of javawill find the last remaining java rhinos. rangers there are also worried about them. rebecca henschke reporting. at least 20 people have been hurt in italy where an earthquake has hit the area around mount etna in sicily. several buildings were damaged by the quake, magnitude 4.8, which struck in the early hours of the morning. it was the most powerful since the volcano erupted on monday. president trump has made a surprise visit to us troops in iraq. he defended his decision to withdraw us forces from syria which prompted his defence secretary, james mattis, to resign last week. 0ur washington correspondent, chris buckler, has more. president trump travelled with the first lady to iraq to spread some christmas cheer and to thank troops for their service and sacrifice. we came to al asad this year. 0ur eternal gratitude for everything you do to keep america safe, strong, and free. last week, in a sudden and surprise decision, he announced that american forces would be leaving syria, ca

the lush tropical forests of java. the civilisation encroaches on “— of java.oaches on —— as civilisation encroaches, only pockets remain. and they are falling silent. songbirds are disappearing from the wild. trapped from the forest, sold as singing pets and status symbols. i am victoria gill and i am injakarta that to investigate the in social will commence for songbirds that are now driving an extinction crisis. people always want to buy songbirds? we really are firefighting, we are saving the last of the last. this bird may be the only one of its kind left on the planet. this bird in here could be the last of its kind? yes. java, the largest and most crowded island in indonesia. home to more than 140 million people. cities, towns and villages seemed to squeeze into every available space. there is very little pristine forest left here, but just very little pristine forest left here, butjust a few square, this can be home to hundreds of animals and birds. some are found only on this island. and some are critically endangered. but it is many of java's songbird

this is an area that has been uncharted in west java, what you think this is an area that has been so unexplored? we actually not sure why it is unexplored but the japanese and indonesians have actually done some work on the east side ofjava indonesians have actually done some work on the east side of java but somehow, on the west side, it is not really known. all right, well, we look forward to seeing new discoveries. thank you so much are coming injoining seat. thank you very much. -- forjoining us. india is increasing its patrols along the border with china, after a tense stand—off between the two countries last year over a strategic

in here we have a laughing thrush which is only found on the island of java.ular bird is a subspecies that is only found on one mountain. this bird may be the only one of its kind left on the planet. this bird in here could be the last of its kind in the world? yeah. we know of no others. of this species, the subspecies. is it already too late for this bird, then? we hope not. we have plans to carry out surveys on the mountain to see if we can find more, and if we can, it will be an enormous relief. we really don't know at this stage. this may be the last bird. so what is this bird called? this bird is called azah, which in indonesian means "the lonely one." with its bars, locks and fences, the centre almost looks like a prison. but security for all of the critically endangered species here is a priority. all the birds here are incredibly valuable. so we have had an experience of the birds being stolen here in the past, during ramadan in 2014. 150, 140 birds were stolen. theyjust came in, took all the birds in one night. they took a lot of them, which has real

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i was located on west java, around 47 kilometres from the erupting volcano.witness how far inland to the water went? the first wave, the first wave went? the first wave, the first wave went maybe 15 — 25 metres in. then one of two minutes later the second wave came and went maybe 50 or 60 metres inland. is it possible to estimate the height of the wave, the depth of the wave, the amount of water coming in? i don't know. maybe two metres. i don't know. it was difficult to tell. i was standing over it when the wave hit.|j difficult to tell. i was standing over it when the wave hit. i suppose you are unprepared for this. there had been no warning given to this particular community. no warning. sorry, just to say that again. we just lost the phone for you. tell us about the warning. was there any warning? no. ok. oystein lund andersen, thank you very much for bringing us up—to—date on that. we will bring you any further updates as coverage continues through the day. the us government will remain partially shut down over christmas after politicians in the senate f

it has we have this report from the island of java.s hit on the night of the tsunami. the owner tells me there were about 30 guests who were staying in this property and at about 9:30pm on saturday night we saw this huge wave of water just saturday night we saw this huge wave of waterjust come and powered through the property. they did not expect that. they were completely taken by surprise. and all the guests who were staying on this property were injured. they were rescued by the locals and taken to the hospital. some of them were severely injured. this place was booked out for christmas, but now, as you see, it weighs a completely deserted look. that is the story of this region. it is a popular beach destination. thousands of indonesians come down, especially during this time of year, to spend their holidays and spend christmas here, but now this area is com pletely here, but now this area is completely empty. in fact the residents have moved inside, away from the coast, because there is still a tsunami warning in place until wednes

on the west java coast we are getting a clearer picture. images you just played of the moment the tsunami hits, and this morning, in daylight, you can see the rows of houses that are longer sure, often houses that are longer sure, often houses made of bamboo, would, quickly build houses have completely collapsed in that area —— wood. it isa collapsed in that area —— wood. it is a popular holiday destination for local people. this is the time for holidays. people were in the area. water was rushing in to hotels and restau ra nts water was rushing in to hotels and restaurants as well last night. water was rushing in to hotels and restaurants as well last nightm is believed that the volcanoes, the active volcanoes in the krakatoa sequence, or so active volcanoes in the krakatoa sequence, or s0 to active volcanoes in the krakatoa sequence, or so to volcanoes, could have been responsible for this. what we know about that so far? —— set for bulkiness? they believed that mount anak krakatau the child of the famous kra katoa volcano mount anak krak

., java.ht now, i am at one of the hospitais that _ java. right now, i am at one of the hospitals that treat _ java. right now, i am at one of the hospitals that treat the _ java. right now, i am at one of the hospitals that treat the victims - java. right now, i am at one of the hospitals that treat the victims and the injured supporters. the hospital told me all the victims' bodies have been claimed by their families and relatives, but they are still treating more than two dozen injured supporters who are wounded from the tragedy in the stadium. several of them are still in the intensive care unit, and others are suffering from major concussion. today the indonesian government told the press they will form a fact—finding committee to reveal what really happened at the stadium. let's get back to the top story, as promised, the east midlands derby, the first in 23 years in the top division in the premier league, leicester taking on nottingham forest with both teams down at the bottom of the ta

but is there anywhere left in java where they can fly freely and safely? from the chaos of the city is the taman safari park. this is a jungle fairground, an eclectic home to creatures from all over the world. with its roots in the circus, it boasts animal shows and close encounters which have brought criticism from animal rights campaigners. but there is a particular focus here on rural birds, and that's driven by its owner. amazing. this is the surroundings of our park. 100 hectares of land. so this is your land? yes. after bringing me into the world of the singing competitions, tony shows me around his park. he is using profits from the attractions to fund an emergency response to his country's songbird conservation crisis. instead of battling the bird trade, tony is taking a market friendly approach. he is working with bird owners and persuading them to lend their rare birds to special breeding programmes. the aim is to use these pets to breed more songbirds to meet the high demand. flooding the market with the captive bred birds, actually encouraging

from java, victoria gill reports. the steep slopes of this mountain in west java.stjava. the guide knows the steep slopes of this mountain in west java. the guide knows this lush forest inside out. it is where he made his living. this shows you how to make a bird trap out of sticks from around us and a piece of string. and then it is caught. where will those birds go? he no longer hunts here. he is now a conservationist. but in forest across java, songbirds are still trapped in vast numbers. jakarta, the largest wildlife market in asia. up to 16,000 birds can be found for sale here in a single day. the vast majority of those will have been caught in the wild. it is the co nsta nt been caught in the wild. it is the constant harvesting of wild birds by their thousands which has driven the extension crisis. —— extinction. the bitter irony is it is driven by a national passion for songbirds, something on full display at this competition. by deet has now reached a tipping point. this bird may be the only one of its kind left on the planet. this bird in here could be the

that was our correspondent reporting from java.e charity, crisis, suggest that more than 170,000 households in britain are experiencing extreme forms of homelessness, including rough sleeping and living in hostels. it blames the problem on a shortage of social housing, benefit payments failing to cover private rents and a lack of homelessness prevention schemes for people leaving care. the government says it's spending more than a billion pounds addressing the problem. angus crawford reports. tea, biscuits, a listening ear and a chance to be with others at christmas. roland knows just how bleak it can be. i was on the street and i slept on benches. i remember one occasion, when ijust woke up and had like a layer of snow on my coat. so, it was quite shocking. amongst the volunteers, a famous face, coming here for years to offer her help and her voice. it'sjust becoming easier to become vulnerable and in trouble. it can be anything from a few missed mortgage payments, to a broken down marriage, to your partner dying, to just having a

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pop group i7 between the islands of java and sinatra. pop group 17 were performing on stage.r manager have been confirmed dead, and others including his wife are concerned missing. officials say the death toll is likely to continue to rise. hundreds more were injured in the disaster, which authorities they may have been caused by underwater landslides following an eruption by the nearby krakatoa volcano. streets have now pledged to mightand volcano. streets have now pledged to might and hundreds of buildings are seriously damaged. the country's disaster management agency says seized from a full moon could have contributed to the strength of the west —— says high seas. indonesia is prone to a and tsunami is because it straddles the circle pacific ring of fire where tectonic plates collide. this latest tsunami will bring back memories of the boxing day tsunami 14 years ago that killed more than 235,000 people. caroline rigby, bbc news. tributes have been paid from all sides of the political divide to paddy ashdown — the former liberal democrat leader who has died at the age of

our guide the steep slopes of this mountain in west java.ws the steep slopes of this mountain in westjava. our guide knows this lush forest in out. it is where he made his living. this is showing me how you make a bird trap out of sticks from the trees around us and a piece of string. where would those birds go? he no longer hands here. he is now a conservationist but in forests across java songbirds are still trapped in vast numbers. this is in jakarta, the largest wildlife market in asia. up to 16,000 birds can be found for sale here in a single day. the vast majority of those will be caught in the wild, it is that co nsta nt caught in the wild, it is that constant harvesting of wild birds by the thousands which is driving this extinction crisis. the bitter irony of the destructive trade is that demand is driven by a national passion for songbirds. something on full display at this bird singing competition. but it has now reached a tipping point. this bird may be the only one of its kind left on the planet. the last of its kind? yes. this

java�*s highest mountain at almost 4,000 metres, erupted at 3pm local time on saturday.indonesia is prone to volcanoes and earthquakes. in 2018, a volcano in the strait betweenjava and sumatra islands killed more than 400 people. sodaba haidare, bbc news. valdya baraputri has the latest from jakarta. the indonesian disaster mitigation agency has confirmed i4 the indonesian disaster mitigation agency has confirmed 14 people have died and dozens of others are injured and is suffering from burns. meanwhile, they are still looking for one missing person and according from a local official, ten people are still trapped in their homes. meanwhile, 900 people from villages in the area are evacuated to mosques, school buildings and village meeting halls, according to the local team, they have received enough basic needs such as clothing, food, first aid and masks. they cannot take anything with them, there are houses that are covered with thick volcanic ash are beyond repair. and there livestock are killed by the eruption of this volcano. it had destroyed a bridge in the area tha

there is the only place in the world than you can still find java rhinoceroses.n to them if the tsunami hits. they have also been helping sea turtles return to the ocean, the beaches down there littered with thick debris. they have to help the turtles return to the sea. rebecca henschke, bbc news. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making the news... three british tourists, including a child, have died after their vehicle crashed while crossing a bridge in iceland. 4 other people in the 4—wheel drive have been taken to hospital with critical injuries. the car crashed through a barrier on a single—lane bridge and then fell 8 metres onto a river bank. the former deputy head of china's spy agency has been sentenced to life in prison for taking bribes, insider trading and threatening behaviour. the court said ma jian and his family had amassed more than twenty million dollars after teaming up with a wealthy property developer, who's since fled china. king salman of saudi arabia has replaced his foreign minister, adel al—jubeir, as part of a cabinet re

, from the city in east java, it was a local derby and they— java, it was a local derby and they havelocal derby and they have very strong and passionate fan bases with a history— passionate fan bases with a history of rowdy behaviour and intense — history of rowdy behaviour and intense rivalry. the home team had just— intense rivalry. the home team had just lost the game and they poured — had just lost the game and they poured onto the pitch in anger. police — poured onto the pitch in anger. police fired tear gas to try and — police fired tear gas to try and get _ police fired tear gas to try and get them back. when they did that — and get them back. when they did that it seems the crowd... the _ did that it seems the crowd... the capacity in the ground is about— the capacity in the ground is about 40,000, i am not sure how many— about 40,000, i am not sure how mahywere— about 40,000, i am not sure how many were there but it was pretty— many were there but it was pretty full. the crowd of panicking and try to get away from — panicking and try to get away from that and that is when th

sameer hashmi reports from the coast of west java. it was supposed to be a busy christmas for tommy manangka but it's turned out to be empty. his beach facing resort, was shattered when a strong wave from the sea powered its way through these doors on the night of the tsunami. in this muslim dominated country, tommy is from the christian minority. and on a day he should be celebrating, he's busy picking up pieces of his retirement plan. translation: i was with my guests when i saw a huge wave that went over the yard. i shouted, "this might be a tsunami". i asked the people to move up to the second floor and then the next wave came in so quickly, the guests who were in the lobby, were dragged all the way to the road. the government has now turned its attention providing relief for thousands of people who have been displaced. several such centres have been set up to collect food and clothing. leading the relief and rescue operations in this region is commander, rico sirait. he says progress has been difficult. the challenge will be most

a volcano eruption on indonesia's java island, kills at least 1a people.rotests in europe against covid restrictions, as cases of the omicron variant continue to spread. and could switching to hydrogen—powered cars help one of the world's biggest coal users hit its net zero emissions target? we'll have a special report from japan. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. we begin in greece, where pope francis has criticised what he says is the narrow self—interest of european countries in the way they are responding to the migrant crisis. he spent time at a refugee camp on the greek island of lesbos. his verdict on the way people there are being treated — it could lead to the shipwreck of civilisation. our special correspondent fergal keane travelled with him and sent this report. they embrace the man and the message because, at this moment, he is their most passionate advocate. pope francis arrives at the time of renewed political crisis in europe over the issue of migration. since his last visit, fences have gone up, there have

rescue workers in indonesia continue to search for survivors, after a major earthquake in west java thatled more than 260 people. the closer to the epicentre of the earthquake, the more visible the damage, some beyond repair. people are too afraid to go back to their houses. the us supreme court denies a request by donald trump to withold his tax returns from a congressional investigation. we have a special report on the somalian forces fighting al shabaab as the country is facing a drought and on the brink of famine. these troops have captured vast amounts of territory here in the centre of somalia, liberating dozens of villagers, but the question, and it is always the question here in somalia, is how long can they hold onto the territory? cristiano ronaldo is to leave manchester united with immediate effect — just as the club's owners say they are thinking about selling up. and the saudi king declares a public holiday, after his football team beat argentina in one of the greatest upsets in world cup history. rescue workers in indonesia have spent a second night searching through rubble

well, rebecca henschke is in banten — the western—most province of the indonesia island of java.o my colleague, vicki young, a little earlier, explaining how busy with holiday—makers the area was at the time the tsunami struck. well, all along the coast here on this row that goes on the west coast of java, you're getting patches of complete devastation on the side of the road, next to the beach where you would have had stalls, houses set up for this holiday period, places where people would sell to tourists, trinkets and also food. they have all been completely reduced to rubble. the other side of the road, as we have travelled along, more substantial hotels and villas have also been badly damaged. in one place, we saw cars smashed together, there also been a lot of boats that have been damaged and as we head further towards the edge of java to sumatra, the scene gets worse. we are hearing from hotel owners there — most of their hotels there destroyed, many injured and also the death toll the rising. we visited at a health clinic earlier today that was a chaotic scene. this area

if you mention java activities will be from jakarta. biggest, yes, 58% of gdp and 57% of our population. but unfortunately the environment ofjava is no longer capable to support that kind of economic activity. and on the other side, outsidejava economic activity. and on the other side, outside java is economic activity. and on the other side, outsidejava is left behind compared to java. so we need to create one of the economic sources of growth. 0ther islands and kalimantan happens to be... that is borneo. so that is borneo. i must ask you about terror because, of course, we saw injakarta in 2017 a couple of terror attacks and more recently in saw a buyer. and everybody remembers the bombings in bali. that can put off investors and tourists and you rely a lot on tourism revenue, especially from bali. what can you reassure people out there and say, look, indonesia is on top of this terror problem. firstly, our police force and military have already worked cooperatively and in the full capacity to deal with potential threats at an early s

victoria gill reports from java. the steep slopes of mount mala bar, west java. living. he'sjust showing me how you make a bird trap out of some sticks from the trees around us and a piece of string. ah...and then it's caught. yeah. where would those birds go? he no longer hunts here. he's now a conservationist. but in forests across java, songbirds are still trapped in vast numbers. pramuka injakarta, the largest wildlife market in asia. up to 16,000 birds can be found for sale here in a single day. the vast majority of those will have been caught in the wild. it's that constant harvesting of wild birds by their thousands that's really driving this extinction crisis. the bitter irony of the destructive trade is that the demand is driven by a national passion for songbirds — something on full display at this bird—singing competition. but it's now reached a tipping point. this bird may be the only one of its kind left on the planet. this bird in here could be the last of this kind of bird? yeah. the rufous—fronted laughingthrush is one of 19 species identified by

i was located on west java, around 47 kilometres from the erupting volcano.able to witness how far inland to the water went? the first wave — there were two waves — the first wave maybe went 15, 25 metres in. then one or two minutes later, the second wave came and then that went maybe 50, 60 metres inland. is it possible to estimate the height of the wave, the depth of the wave, the amount of water coming in? i don't know. maybe two metres. i don't know. it was difficult to tell. i was standing over it when the wave hit. we were more at labour later in the bullet and throughout the day. —— more on that later in the bulletin. the us government will remain partially shut down over christmas after politicians in the senate failed to resolve their differences over the budget during a special session. democrats oppose donald trump's plans to use federal funds to build a wall along the us—mexico border. there was further bad news for mr trump as his top official in the fight against so—called islamic state quit over the decision to pull us troops from syria. chris

we see these images of buildings devastated, java - of buildings devastated, java is one of the biggestition are they in, what is the infrastructure like? in cianjur. — the infrastructure like? in cianjur, now because there are so many people injured, the hospitals are really full, they are also getting medical aid, at the centre, from the government, i think the infrastructure many roads are actually closed, so access is really hard, it's very difficult to go there because of the land slide. it's also very difficult to get aid to the affected area in cianjur because of these conditions. what are your teams prioritising on the ground at the moment?— the moment? our staff is already going _ the moment? our staff is already going there - the moment? our staff is already going there we i the moment? our staff is l already going there we are bringing some medical aid, tarpaulins to go there, we also are doing assessment together with the government to know what kind of aid that will be really needed as soon as possible and we will send our medical aid and also other aid needed to the affect

the last remaining java rhinos.e reporting. at least 20 people have been hurt in italy where an earthquake has hit the area around mount etna in sicily. several buildings were damaged by the quake, which measured a four—point—eight magnitude, and struck in the early hours of the morning. it was the most powerful since the volcano erupted on monday. the defence secretary, gavin williamson, has said he has "grave concerns" about the chinese technology firm h—waa—way, being involved in upgrading the uk's mobile network. —— huawei being involved in upgrading the uk's mobile network. australia, new zealand and the us have all restricted the use of huawei technology in new 5g networks because of security fears. mr williamson told the times newspaper it was something the government would have to look at "very closely". president trump and the first lady have arrived back in the us after their unannounced christmas visit to troops in iraq air force one landed in the last hour in maryland. it was the president's first visit

java's highest mountain at almost 4,000 meters erupted at 3pm local time on saturday.or decades. sitting on the ring of fire, a region around the pacific ocean, indonesia is prone to volcanoes and earthquakes. in 2018, a volcano in the strait betweenjava and sumatra islands killed more than 400 people. sodaba haidare, bbc news. the killers of six—year old arthur labinjo—hughes are to have their prison sentences reviewed after claims they were not long enough. the attorney general will look again at the punishments given to arthur's father and stepmother. this morning, thejustice secretary dominic raab has said "the prime minister made clear that we want to see how "social services liaise with the criminaljustice agencies, "and what lessons we can learn". the prime minister is expected to announce an inquiry into arthur's death later today. simonjones reports. a little boy subjected to spiteful and sadistic cruelty by the couple who were supposed to be caring for him. emma tustin, described in court as a manipulative liar, was given a life sentence with a minimum term o

mining the rich seascape for living treasures, diving 500m to 2km deep, off the southern coast of west java. the team of 30 — led by professors from singapore and indonesia — discovered new species and learned more about the earth's biodiversity. dr tan koh siang, tropical marine science institute, national university of singapore, joins us to tell us more about their discoveries. welcome to the programme. thank you first off, venturing into uncharted territory, where no man has gone before. tell us about some of the very important findings you have discovered. well, it is a place where there is not much really known about the deep waters over there. it is not unexpected to find new species and we have found probably already at nine or ten, and we

up to 46 people have been killed and 700 injured after an earthquake rattled indonesia's west java province. after the big build—up, wales and england's footballers beginning their bids for world cup glory in qatar later today. uk prime minister rishi sunak will give a speech to business leaders after cbi leaders called for changes to the immigration system to help with workforce shortages. surviving on the frontline — the people of the ukranian city of kherson struggling with no heating and water and relying on food parcels. an albanian man deported back to his country after arriving in the uk illegally told the bbc that migrants shouldn't make the same journey without a visa. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. we begin in indonesia — where at least 46 people have been killed in a powerful earthquake that has shaken the province of west java. a government official in cianjur, the epicentre of the quake, told local tv that up to 20 people had died atjust one hospital in the area. he said hundreds were being treated for injuries, many with fractures from dama

java�*s highest mountain, at almost 4,000 metres, erupted at 3pm local time on saturday., indonesia is prone to volcanoes and earthquakes. in 2018, a volcano in the strait betweenjava and sumatra islands killed more than 400 people. sodaba haidare, bbc news. our correspondent, valdya bara—putri, gave us this update on the search for survivors. eyewitnesses on the scene say that lava mud is still flowing in a nearby river where a bridge had collapsed. the fresh lava mud that flows in the river is also still emitting smoke. meanwhile, the sedimentation of the lava mud covers the river and the riverside area up to 40—100 metres high. it covers not only people�*s houses�* roofs, but also a factory building. the indonesian geological agency warns that there might be follow—up eruptions that can happen at any time. to anticipate this, authorities have cleared up a three—kilometre radius area from the river. no—one can enter except for the disaster response team on duty. more than 900 people from villages in the area have evacuated to mosques, school buildings and village meetin

up to 46 have been killed and 700 injured after an earthquake rattled indonesia's west java province. rishi sunak has ruled out any post—brexit arrangements which rely on the uk aligning with eu laws. he says it has a priority to tackle illegal migration, saying it undermines trust in the system. and beenie man tells us how he spent thousands of pounds to cross the channel and a small boat, writing in the uk illegally, and he was then deported. —— arriving in the uk illegally. england and wales kick off their world cup campaigns today in their opening matches in qatar. england's match against iran isjust one hour away. it's been confirmed the captains of both teams will not wear onelove armbands in support of lgbtq rights. lucy hockings is in doha. hello and welcome to do her. over the weekend, we kept hearing from fifa and qatari officials thing can be placed any attention to football —— welcome doha. it has not happened as we have had england, wales and other european teams as well will not be wearing the one that armband —— onelove, because of a threat to players being booked. capt

we are heading to one of the worst affected areas on the west coast of java.s row of beaches that are a popular holiday destination, where we are seeing footage and reports of quite widespread devastation along the coast. a lot of houses there reduced to rubble, ships badly damaged, cars turned upside down, also local health centres there saying they are struggling to cope with the injured and also that body bags are piling up at these small health centres in this area. at the moment, the official death toll is 62. we are hearing our reports more from the sumatran side of that strait that we have not received before, with some warning that the death toll there could be in the hundreds. rebecca, obviously it is a developing situation. what do we know about the timing and the magnitude of the quake that caused this tsunami? well, it was not in fact a quake. what the national disaster agency is saying is that it was volcanic activity on this volcano that sits in the middle of the sunda strait, anak kra katoa, it has risen out of the sea in the sunda strait, the s

this is what the sultan would do, he would not forgive what stamford raffles has done to java.eto p, o n of him. one part of it has become a stovetop, on this stove i will make a cake known as love letters stop by offering to the cake to you, may you free yourself of colonialism. yeah, it's a bit shocking just to see him being opened up and used as a stove. it's pretty bad. isn't he the one who founded singapore? and yet he isn't being respected in that way? that certainly looks interesting, doesn't it, rico. you have been watching newsday. i'm samanths simmonds in london and i'm rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. argentina goes to the polls following a campaign focused on rising poverty and the high cost of food. we'll get more from our correspondent in buenos aires. and to all our viewers celebrating diwali, happy holidays. i've had lots of fireworks going off in london. thank you for watching, stay with us. hello once again. it may have taken its time, but we've got a decent amount of sunshine. but it would have done nothing for the temperatures as you may well have noti

that was the governor of west java there.er in the programme, the latest from the world cup in qatar and a special report on how the somali government are sending specially trained militant units to fight al—shabab. former president trump has been ordered to release his tax returns. the move is a significant setback for mr trump, who has tried for years to shield his tax returns from public scrutiny. he had argued that the request by a panel led by a democrat was politically motivated. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes told me why this is so significant. this is a big blow to the president, who, as you say, has been resisting the release of his tax returns ever since he first stood for the presidency in 2016. it was three years after that that the committee in the house of representatives requested his tax documents, initially unsuccessfully, with president trump in the white house. when president biden took over, the white house took a different stance and so did the treasury. and there's been a lot of legal wrangl