she didn't think also said that he continued to back kerry lamb to govern in accordance with the law and he recognized her courage in exceptional times. at least 4 people were killed in sunday's powerful earthquake in the southern philippines rescue as a searching for survivors after the magnitude 6.9 quake hit the island of mindanao the region still recovering from a series of earthquakes back in october his german and organ in there were family members of the missing a still waiting for news. we're in the town of fire that involve all those sore one of the areas bearing the brunt of the earthquakes devastation we are right in front of what used to be a 3 story building now this is what's left of it this was a grocery mart where people used to go to to buy their provisions both a tome and their offices it is believed that several people remain still trapped at the ground floor of what used to be the ground floor of this building from where i am i can still hear rescuers trying to break in breaking glass is hoping that there will still be survivors rescuers have been telling us they

although new not in the same numbers as we've seen before but is this all coming as hong kong's leader kerry lamb is actually in beijing right now for talks. the 1st time she's been been there since the pro-democracy at candidates one in local elections as you were just mentioning what do you think we can expect from these talks i think it's her annual meeting in beijing it's she delivers a report to the central government and the central government discusses future policies with her of course this year this will be about the protests and what to do about them what we've heard so far from beijing from officials in beijing and from the profile gundogan of the communist party. does not lead does expect a change in her approach the protest is have a set of demands one of them has been met that's the withdrawal of this extradition bill that would have a lot extraditions to mainland china that was at the beginning of the protests but beijing does not seem to be wanting to compromise on any of the other demands including an investigation into the police what caging house unknowns is that they want to a

rallying cry 5 demands not one less the protesters want democratic reforms they're calling for kerry lamb to resign for an investigation into police actions. during the protests and an amnesty for those arrested they also want the government to stop calling them rioters and they want the now shelved extradition bill that started the anti-government protests to be totally withdrawn the marches hope the size of this rally will drive home to the government that it has lost broad public support for him is the hometown the main opium enters through arteries the government and our government did not listen to through the congress it is a. 53 months and i'm actually proud of the open country people we never thought we know did come on in the face of the police file and. a lot of our people were imprisoned they were injured and. a lot of people just die without any reasons. and they mix us angry was all over that wasn't the violence that had mob previous protests but a bank of china building was vandalized by demonstrators and some activists spray painted slogans on public property. nearly 6000 p

hong kong's political leader kerri lamb has arrived in beijing during her 4 day trip she's expected to report to china's central government including president xi jinping lam's party's defeat in regional elections and ongoing pro-democracy protests have sparked speculations about lamb's political future. british prime minister boris johnson has delivered his 1st address outside of downing street after gaining an absolute majority in thursday's general election he said his landslide victory would settle the bracks a question he also said the country must begin healing after years of of bitter division with the conservatives now set for their largest majority in over 30 years johnson has a clear mandate for his agenda but some say the unity within the united kingdom is exactly what is at stake. for the scuffle this replaced that utilization from ellie on friday as anti conservative purchased is slowly outnumbers johnson supports his new downing street. life. that concerns a clear. because often the racism sexism is such any homophobia of course johnson has to go. you know we call get thi

with the same rallying cry 5 demands not one less those demands of the hong kong chief executive kerry lamb to resign the police actions during the protests to be investigated for an amnesty for those arrested they also want the government to stop. calling protesters riots has and they want the now shelved extradition bill that started the protests to be totally withdrawn the marches hope the size of this rally will drive home to the government that it is lost broad public support for the guy is enough to get me going but him is the corner the mangle premier understeer are going to the government and our government did not listen to a 3rd of our presidents of our 53 months. on the trip proud of the old home computer we never defined we know you did not run in the face of the police violence. a lot of our people were imprisoned they were injured and. a lot of people just die without any reasons. and they mix us angry foreclosure was all over there wasn't the violence that had mob previous protests but a bank of china building was vandalized by demonstrators and some activists spray painted s

and hong kong's political leader kerry lamb has arrived in beijing during her 4 day trip she's expected to report to china's central government including president xi jinping party suffer defeat in regional elections and ongoing pro-democracy protests have sparked speculation about the hong kong leader's political future. 5 days after the eruption of the volcano in new zealand the death toll has now climbed to 161 of the injured died in the hospital on saturday due to severe burns meanwhile rescue workers and police divers have been trying to recover the last 2 missing bodies they are searching the contaminated water surrounding white island a military team brought 6 bodies back from the island on friday until now only one of the deceased an australian woman has officially been identified. let's get the latest on the story with peter mckenzie he's a journalist in new zealand thank you for joining us what can you tell us about the ongoing recovery of the remaining 2 people who are missing. as you mentioned sumi on friday morning a person new zealand team recovered 6 bodies from god it wa

concessions from austerities in the wake of these district council elections despite the fact that kerry lamb the chief executive has said that she would be willing to she was willing to listen to the people in hong kong reflects on the results of those elections but as we know there is still no move from either the authorities here of all from beijing towards meeting the 5 demands that protesters have been calling for for so many months now charlotte charleston pill and hong kong we thank you very much. a fire has claimed the lives of at least 43 people in the indian capital delhi it's believed an electrical fault caused the blaze which swept through a factory where workers were sleeping. the fire erupted in the early hours of the morning turning the 6 tory building into a death trap for laborers who lay sleeping inside emergency services rushed to the scene but in a neighborhood where electrical wires dangling over narrow lanes lined with small manufacturing units their progress was slow this is a congested traffic densham area authorities have already set that fire from its would not issue

hong kong's political leader kerry lamb is travelling to beijing for her annual visit to the chinese capital for parties to feed in regional elections an ongoing pro-democracy protests have sparked speculations about lambs political future she said to meet china's president xi jinping on monday. you zealand police divers have been trying to recover the last 2 bodies from the waters near the volcanic white island the volcano erupted last monday killing at least 16 people a military team got 6 bodies back from the island on friday. in chile fresh clashes have erupted between protesters and police in the capital santiago it comes after the un published a report on friday saying security forces have been abusing demonstrators during months of anti-government protests demonstrators have been voicing their anger over economic inequality since mid october. fish prime minister boris johnson has delivered his 1st address outside of downing street af. you're gaining an absolute majority in thursday's general election the leader of the conservative party said the tories landslide victory would

that's been approved since around august of the 1st large scale protest what does that say about kerry lamb's government and is this a sign that she is perhaps willing to start to listen to protesters. who one of the reasons that people are back on the streets today is they say that she hasn't been listening to any of that the modest people there had thought that perhaps there would be at least some signal at the concession from of 30 payoff that landslide victory for the pro-democracy candidate in that district council election they would that they carry lands government beijing as well as giving no ground recently all those 5 demands they carry lambert said that she is listening and reflecting on the result that really there's been no indication that they are willing to for example launch that into quite independent inquiry into the police handling of these protests and it's exactly for that reason the same the people are back on the streets today charlotte chelsea bill covering those protests for us in hong kong thank you very much. our now look at some of the other stories making news aro

kong's pro chinese chief executive kerry lamb seen here at her inauguration 2 years ago in beijing underestimated the extent of the citizens anger for far too long for her the people's wrath grew ever more threatening with each confrontation between activists and the police. and the angry citizens of hong kong feared that the law would expose them to china's arbitrary legal system. as carrie lamb retracted the controversial bill at 1st reluctantly but then more resolutely she had long lost control of the situation. carlos and often this is going to withdraw the bill from the protests because a lot of people have said that the focus of the protests for this shift from the bill to what the police has been doing in hong kong and a lot of people are not happy with what the police has been doing. tony chung is a reporter at the south china morning post his specialization is relations between hong kong and china. first carol i'm wolf seem to to be a person could really mend trust and relationship but it ended up now of the protest and it seems the problem has not to solve and especially up worsening. w

executive kerry lamb has received the full backing of china's leadership despite the demands of pro-democracy protesters that she stand chinese president xi jinping told lamme that hong kong and had what he described as its grimmest and most complex year since its return to chinese rule 22 years ago president xi went on to say that lam has been unwavering support despite her government's poor showing in recent local elections and this month's huge pro democracy rally. we will continue to family support you and your leadership of the hong kong government in exercising government policy as mandated by law we will femi support the police of hong kong in strictly enforcing the law. we hope people of all walks of life in hong kong unite and work together to push hong kong's development back on to the right track. with. china's president xi jinping speaking there there have been more violent protests in india over a contentious new citizenship law the legislation provides a fast track to citizenship for refugees from bangladesh pakistan and afghanistan but it excludes muslims critics say that under

held to account and so i think this has led to an increasing divide hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb is caught in beijing she's there on a a full visit this morning she met premier league united hong kong's unfortunate economic situation and noting that there are challenging times ahead and on monday she also she's also expected to make premiership jumping before she returns to hong kong on tuesday. at least 10 people have been killed and several more injured when a fire broke out in a factory on the outskirts of bangladesh's capital dhaka it happened in the poor area on sunday earlier in the week another factory fire in the capital killed at least 17 people amnesty international says iran's government is carrying out a vicious crackdown after the nationwide protests there on november 15th it says in a report at least $304.00 people have been killed thousands injured unrest that was triggered by an increase in fuel prices amnesty is calling for the immediate release of all those it says have been arbitrarily detained. when a young mother in yemen is fighting to preserve an ancient cr

deal with china and the protest movement might well have ended then if hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb had heeded their demand to the absolutely found a man had succeeded with the withdrawal of the bill to safeguard our freedom nothing would have happened. benson haute never saw him self as a front line activist but that's what he's become he's been arrested and forced to leave home. i told my dad we're going out to fight for the rights we deserve we had a big fight and after that he said move out move out if you don't want to stay at home anymore. benson was also there when protesters smashed their way into the heart of hong kong's government the debating chamber of the legislative assembly many wearing the hard hats and face masks that have become symbols of this leaderless movement. as the long hot summer rolled on the air became more toxic. it was now a color many in white chasing and beating those in black the color of the protest movement. tara i said again tara but terrorism aided by foreign hands is how beijing defined it after its liaison office in hong kong was attacked and d

from protests that have disrupted the city for more than 6 months they want the territories leader kerry lamb to resign and they're angry about china's increasing influence over the oil and. watching developments in hong kong is taiwan presidential candidates have faced off in a t.v. debate ahead of another election next month but this year more nations cut ties with taiwan and switch to beijing leaving the self-governing island with just 15 diplomatic allies president is saying when favors independence from beijing her main rival unco you from the chinese nationalist party wants closer ties. yes see how on the day of the election i believe media from all over the world will observe and report on how taiwan people choose to react to china's increasing suppression on taiwan my rival hong hesitates when asked which country he thinks would harm the well being of taiwan the most let me tell you now that country is china and human services in all you do is lie your lying to those who support taiwan independence the chinese communist party hong kong people and taiwan turns out the democratic progre

protests that have disrupted the city even more than 6 months still want the territories leader kerry lambo resign. meanwhile taiwanese president china in when has faced off against her main rival in a televised debate ahead of next month's election this year more nations cut their ties with taiwan and switched allegiance to beijing leaving the self-governing island with just 15 diplomatic allies china favors independence from beijing her rival for you wants closer ties. protesters have stormed an oil field in southern iraq and cut off the power supply though the oil ministry doesn't expect exports to be affected because of extrapolate from other oil fields meanwhile hundreds of iraqis have marched in baghdad and the nearby city of najaf to protest against the iranian backed nominee for prime minister iraq's president bottom seller refused to accept that nomination because it isn't want to appoint someone who would be rejected by the demonstrators. in the hot dry weather that's led to unprecedented bushfires in australia is forecast to return the prime minister said some volunteer firefigh

financial dilemmas yet but says the county facing unprecedented and challenging times but we expect kerry lamb to update the all of us tomorrow which is choose day when she does potentially a briefing on the visit to beijing. thank you for that sarah clarke in hong kong. 2 other news in these 4 people were killed in sunday's powerful earthquake in the southern philippines rescuers are searching for survivors after the magnitude 6.9 quake hit the island of mindanao the region still recovering from a series of earthquakes in october jamila island is in doubt where family members of the missing are still waiting for news. we're in the town of god that involve all those sore one of the areas bearing the brunt of the earthquakes devastation we are right in front of what used to be a 3 story building now this is what's left of it this was a grocery mart where people used to go to to buy their provisions both the time and their offices it is believed that several people remain still trapped at the ground floor of what used to be the ground floor of this building from where i am i can still hear rescu

deal with china and the protest movement might well have ended then if hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb had heeded their demaio. absolutely found a man had succeeded with the withdrawal of the bill to saif got our freedom nothing would have happened. benson haute never saw him self as a front line activist but that's what he's become he's been arrested and forced to leave home. i told my dad we're going out to fight for the rights we deserve we had a big fight and after that he said move out move out if you don't want to stay at home anymore. benson was also there when protesters smashed their way into the heart of hong kong's government the debating chamber of the legislative assembly many wearing the hard hats and face masks that have become symbols of this leaderless movement. as the long hot summer rolled on the air became more toxic. it was now a color many in white chasing and beating those in black the color of the protest movement. tara. tara but terrorism aided by foreign hands is how beijing defined it after its liaison office in hong kong was attacked and defaced. mainland ow

organizers of this march say that this was the last chance for the chief executive of hong kong kerry lamb to see to their demands remember they're asking not just for universal suffrage but also an independent commission of inquiry into what they say are police actions during the past 6 months what we've got of course on sunday was a further reminder that the voice of protest in hong kong is far from diminished. it began peacefully on june the 9th with a march against a bill for an extradition deal with china and the protest movement might well have ended then if hong kong's chief executive kerry had heeded their demand. absolutely i had succeeded with the withdrawal of the bill to safeguard our freedom nothing would have happened. never saw him self as a front line activist but that's what he's become he's been arrested and forced to leave home. i told my dad we're going out to fight for the rights we deserve we had a big fight and after that he said move out move out if you don't want to stay at home anymore. benson was also there when protesters smashed their way into the heart of hong

held to account and so i think this has led to an increasing divide hong kong's chief executive kerri lamb is currently in beijing this morning on monday she met with premier league and the south today and she's met with china's president xi jinping who says hong kong continues to uphold the one country 2 systems principle and china strongly supports the hong kong police. she didn't bring also said that he continued to back carol lam to govern in accordance with the law and he recognized her courage in exceptional times its conflicts don independence day and many people are marking it with protests against the government of president kasim jomar tokay of which is calling it an illegal rally demonstrators are demanding economic reforms and an end to corruption they were also calling for the release of all political prisoners. it caused in brussels has just pulled the hearing over they arrest warrants issued by spain for the extradition of 3 catalan leaders former separatist leader karl is facing sedition charges he was president of the catalan region and 2016 until 2017 he was charged after

on for 7 months now it's increased pressure on the local government there on the chief executive kerry lamb has already had an impact on local council elections that is being the political impact from these protests also had an effect on the economy and keeping tourists of why a particular in effect on the economy during the christmas period but those protests as you see those pictures going to be alive those porches continuing on the streets of. the ecuadorian coast guard says an oil spill in the galapagos national park has been contained an emergency cleanup operation began on sunday on the island of san cristobal that's a 1000 kilometers off the mine lad and all. these are the dramatic moments when a crane collapsed while loading a generator onto a ship the crew diving into the water as it begins to founder. after taking quick action to save themselves work began to save the delicate marine life around them. i mean this is approximately 2000 liters of diesel was in the oil it's being handled in a way to prevent a significant environmental impact ecuador's government declared an emergency

being held to account and so i think this has led to increasing divide hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb is currently in beijing this morning on monday she met with premier league and the south and she's met with china's president xi jinping who says hong kong continues to uphold the one country 2 systems principle and china strongly supports the hong kong police. she didn't think also said that he continued to back i carry lamb to govern in accordance with the law and you recognize her courage in exceptional times. at least 4 people are known knowns are being killed in sunday's powerful earthquake in the southern philippines rescuers are searching for survivors after the america should 6.9 earthquake hit the island of mindanao where the region still recovering from a series of earthquakes in october jamila than duggan is in where family members of the missing are still waiting for news. we're in the town of where that involve all those sore one of the areas bearing the brunt of the earthquakes devastation we are right in front of what used to be a 3 story building now this is what's lef

held to account and so i think this has led to an increasing divide hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb is currently in beijing this morning on monday she met with premier league and the south today and she's met with china's president xi jinping who says hong kong is laid up continues to uphold the one country 2 systems principle and china strongly supports the hong kong police. she didn't think also said that he continued to back carol lam to govern in accordance with the law and he recognised her courage in exceptional times honesty international says iran's government is carrying out a call vicious crackdown after the nationwide protests on november the 15th it says in a report at least 304 people have been killed and thousands injured young arrest was triggered by an increase in fuel prices amnesty is calling for the immediate release of all those it says have been arbitrarily detained at least 10 people have been killed and several more injured when a fire broke out in a factory on the outskirts of bangladesh's capital that's dhaka it happened in the gaza poor area on sunday the b