i'mjane i'm jane hill. the headlines at 2pm. a tunisian suspect is reportedly being hunted by german police — after the lorry attack on a christmas market in berlin left 12 people dead. vigils to those who died — as officers are said to have found a tunisian identity document in the lorry. in london, extra security measures including for the changing the guard ceremony at buckingham palace. a multi—millionaire property developer is found guilty of murdering his escort girlfriend after she threatened to blackmail him. the queen and yougov edinburgh have delayed their journey to the queen and yougov edinburgh have delayed theirjourney to sandringham today after coming down with heavy colds. i'm ben brown. also this is oui’... huge explosions tear through mexico's most popular fireworks market. at least 29 people have been killed and the emergency services say they expect the death toll to rise. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. police in germany have reportedly launched a nationwide hunt for a tunisian man who's believed to

that was jane hill reporting. that wasjenny hill reporting.spondent in berlin, robert hall, has been speaking to karl—heinz kamp, the president of the federal academy for security policy, which advises the german government on security matters. he explained the complexity of the investigation. we had no guy shouting, "allahu akbar," we did not have any self confirmation, we didn't have any videos, so a number of things are still completely uncertain, and that is why authorities said, yes, it is an attack, but we are not sure whether it is an is/muslim attack so we have to wait for further results. does this feel to you, karl—heinz, like an attack that has been long in the planning, or something more spontaneous? it doesn't look long in the planning. it looks more like being spontaneous, because the pre—emptive measures we all take in all our societies — in your country and my country — are pretty good in the meantime. which means you are trip—wiring phones, you hear things going on, you hear about something cooking up there, but since there wa

this is bbc news with jane hill. the headlines at 3.30pm: voters in some parts of england are to be asked to provide proof of id before casting their ballots as part of efforts to curb electoral fraud. the scheme is to be trialled during the 2018 local elections. russian crash investigators examine a recovered flight data recorder recovered from the black sea to try and discover why the military plane came down on sunday. it's thought all 92 people on board died when the plane crashed shortly after take—off from sochi. as many as four in five young carers are going "under the radar" and receive no support from local authority social services, according to the children's commissioner for england. that's all for now. there is more news at lipm. now on bbc news, david bowie, ronnie corbett and victoria wood — just a few of those who left us this year, and whose lives are celebrated in review 2016: we remember part two. # now i've heard there was a secret chord that david played...#. i only do the kind music that i can d

i'm jane hill. the headlines at three.e weight, after a warning from public health england that they‘re facing a ‘health crisis‘. german police have detained a 40—year—old tunisian man in connection with the fatal lorry attack on a berlin christmas market last week. one woman has died and several people are injured, afterfour accidents involving 20 vehicles on the a40 in 0xfordshire. a search operation is continuing off the kent coast for two crew members missing after a fishing boat capsized last night. also in the next hour, fans and friends pay tribute to the actress and author, carrie fisher.

i'm jane hill. the headlines: voters in some parts of england are to be asked to provide proof of id before casting their ballots, as part of efforts to curb electoral fraud. the scheme is to be trialled during the 2018 local elections. russian crash investigators examine a recovered flight data recorder recovered from the black sea to try and discover why the military plane came down on sunday. it's thought all 92 people on board died when the plane crashed shortly after take—off from sochi. here, as many as four in five young carers are going "under the radar" and receive no support from local authority social services, according to the children's commissioner for england. i will be back here at three with the latest news. now on bbc news, rebecca morelle looks back on the year in science, from british astronaut tim peake‘s adventures in space to a discovery that will transform our understanding of the universe. that's review 2016: the year in science. from the mission of a lifetime, this was the

this is bbc news with jane hill.llots as part of efforts to curb electoral fraud. the scheme is to be trialled during the 2018 local elections. russian crash investigators examine a recovered flight data recorder recovered from the black sea to try and discover why the military plane came down on sunday. it's thought all 92 people on board died when the plane crashed shortly after take—off from sochi. as many as four in five young carers are going "under the radar" and receive no support from local authority social services, according to the children's commissioner for england.

hello, this is bbc news with ben brown and jane hill. cheesy and suspect is reportedly being hunted by german police after an attack on a christmas market in berlin which left and people dead. policemen are going to visibly where we sheen go and we are also going to set up technical measures, roadblocks, in order to add more security to some places. multi—millionaire property developer peter morgan has been found guilty at newport crown court of murdering his escort girlfriend georgina symonds. a european court ruling preventing the government retaining internet data, in what critics called the "snoopers charter", is to be challenged by the home office. the queen and duke of edinburgh have delayed theirjourney to norfolk for christmas after coming down with "heavy colds". we will talk more about that later but first we will catch up with the sports news. good afternoon. northampton saints have escaped punishment after an investigation into their handling of a head injury to wales and lions wing george north. the player landed on his head

miqdaad versi is from the muslim council of britain — my my colleague, jane hill, spoke to him earlierts that the prevent programme is providing a useful tool. what we have to recognise is that when the ex—head of m15 security services says prevent is clearly not working, we have to take that on board and change this policy. we want a policy that keeps us safe and secure but is effective. the joint committee on civil rights says it may be counter—productive. —— thejoint —— the joint committee on —— thejoint committee on human rights. that is not something we want. let's talk to people on the ground, those who know what they're talking about. let's be transparent, let's create trust and we can keep ourselves safe. prevent has been running for a few years. what in it can be improved to make it work better, or doesn't have to be scrapped? —— or does it have to be scrapped? many people have been talking about it being scrapped, not just people on the ground, but andy burnham, the former labour home secretary, diane abbott has said something similar. what we need at the minimum is an indepe

jane hill will be here soon but let's catch up with the weather.w. i had a fat, wintry snow at low levels in the highlands of scotland, bright and breezy further south. it will stay fine as we head into the night, no great drama. wintry showers fade to be replaced by rain in the far north—west of scotland by the end of the night. that is when storm barbara will arrive on our doorstep. heading to the north—east, north—west of the uk, but the wind and rain are what will cause a lot scotland. rain across western scotland, heavy rain across scotla nd western scotland, heavy rain across scotland and northern ireland, intense rainfall with gale force winds, sweeping all the way down towards the south—east by the end of the afternoon. behind that, sunshine, but that is only half the story because later on the wind will intensify further, particularly across the far north—west of scotland, where we could see gust as high as 80, possibly 90 mph, enough to cause major travel disruption and possibly power outages. be prepared is the message from the met offic

i'mjane i'm jane hill. the headlines at 2pm.he lorry attack on a christmas market in berlin left 12 people dead. vigils to those who died — as officers are said to have found a tunisian identity document in the lorry. in london, extra security measures including for the changing the guard ceremony at buckingham palace. a multi—millionaire property developer is found guilty of murdering his escort girlfriend after she threatened to blackmail him. the queen and yougov edinburgh have delayed their journey to the queen and yougov edinburgh have delayed theirjourney to sandringham today after coming down with heavy colds.

i'm jane hill. the headlines at three. people aged between a0 and 60 are being urged to drink less alcohol and lose weight, after a warning from public health england that they're facing a ‘health crisis‘. german police have detained a ao—year—old tunisian man in connection with the fatal lorry attack on a berlin christmas market last week. one woman has died and several people are injured, afterfour accidents involving 20 vehicles on the aao in oxfordshire. a search operation is continuing off the kent coast for two crew members missing after a fishing boat capsized last night. also in the next hour, fans and friends pay tribute to the actress and author, carrie fisher. the hollywood star, best known for her role as princess leia, has died at the age of 60 after suffering a cardiac arrest. and in half an hour i will be looking back at a momentous year in science, one that saw tim peake return to earth at their six month stay in space. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. some breaking news, coming through from sir brad

no match at alford jane hill and ben brown. that's all the sport now. 5pm. let's talk about one of the main stories. the hijack of a libyan airliner plane on an internal flight has ended peacefully. two men brandishing hand grenades had forced the airbus 320 to land at malta international airport. they threatened to blow up the aircraft if it failed to land. it sat on the tarmac for several hours — during which period around 100 passengers and crew were gradually released. and in the end the hijackers themselves emerged from the plane holding a flag in support of the late libyan leader colonel gaddafi. eventually they were surrounded after they had left the aircraft and we re after they had left the aircraft and were taken away. they are now under arrest. after that, maltese troops scrambled up the steps of the plane to ensure it was clear and no one was still on board. in the past hour, malta's prime minister, joseph muscat, has said the hijackers made no demands. after further negotiations, the hijackers agreed to free the remaining members of the cre

this is bbc news with jane hill and ben brown. the headlines at 4.34pm.sly disappointed by the judge‘s decision not to grant bail this afternoon. however, we must remember that earlier this month the criminal cases review commission decided to refer the case back to the appeal courts. new pictures emerge of the man the police are hunting in connection with a lorry attack on a christmas market in berlin which left 12 people dead. security agencies in germany said they shared information about that suspect last month. in the wake of the attack in germany, roads have been closed around buckingham palace during today‘s changing of the guard ceremony. multi—millionaire property developer peter morgan has been jailed at newport crown court for a minimum of 25 years for the murder of his girlfriend georgina symonds. the queen and duke of edinburgh have delayed theirjourney to norfolk for christmas after coming down with "heavy colds." and 0lly foster is our man with all the sports news this afternoon. how is it is fairly quiet but enough for us to get our teeth

lee parker spoke to jane hill earlier about the impact living a healthier lifestyle has had on his lifege? this age, so, in16 you were 22 stone at what age? this age, so, in 16 weeks i have lost it. with all my fitness and running,. but for you, it's changing what you have been eating, what or how much, but also taking part in physical exercise? the exercise was a big part. without it, we do —— to be prepping for work, and it had to change. what i'm interested in his that you have had a little family support and i wonder if that's a real difference. is that beneficial? definitely. myself and my partner both started the journey. my partner has lost 2.5 stone and we have any ageing old boy and he inspired me to get off the sofa because he said that he loved me so much even though you are fat, i still love you. those words are harsh, because children say what they see. when people say to you, i don't have time to go running or to the gym, or to get on a big, what is your response to that? you just have to make the time, find the time to change your life. even taking the dog out, you just h

this is bbc news with jane hill and ben brown. the headlines at 3.30pm.ected of carrying out a lorry attack on christmas shoppers in berlin, leaving 12 people dead. multi—millionaire property developer peter morgan has been jailed at newport crown court for a minimum of 25 years for the murder of his escort girlfriend georgina symonds. we respect the decision of the jury and the sentence that has been handed to peter morgan but this will never compensate for our loss. a european court ruling preventing the government retaining internet data, in what critics called the "snoopers charter", is to be challenged by the home office. the queen and duke of edinburgh have delayed theirjourney to norfolk for christmas after coming down with "heavy colds". we will catch up with the sports news now. good afternoon. let's start with the news that northampton saints have escaped any punishment relating to their handling of winger george north's head injury during their match against leicester earlier this month. the player landed on his head during the game and appeare

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jane duff thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> fox news on the hill sunday morning december 4 will be >> we've seen let's talk about this we've seen cubans scenes crying and being 'motional and areking on how much of that is dictated by the cuban govrmingt ordered into the streets to participate in. >> we do know there's many in cuba who had been threatened to disodence likeel saxto and worried about his safety at this point. >> people are are encouraged to participate in this. >> they'reen can'ted to support rej even culture of intimidation and fear since 195 9 on island and disodents are killed. >> if castro's brother is still in power is it really -- i mentioned to tom last week cuban american who said that even though this is not necessarily a change in cuban policy it is symbolic and means something very powerful to them to see his passing but what is the future for them? is it just the same. >> unfortunately u.s. diplomatic opening in last year and a half has done more to solidify the communist party control with raul castro and younger generation of castros. what we should be talking about t