your link to newsroom africa and the world the link to exceptional stories and discussion. of these each and while we're taking deputed comes to africa join us on facebook at g.w. for. the new coronavirus reaches your friends confirming several infections with experts saying war are likely to follow meanwhile chinese of the sorties are quarantining cities and tourist attractions trying to contain the deadly virus also on the ground as the davos meeting comes to a close we look at what this year's forum achieves in terms of the big and powerful taking responsibility at tackling climate challenge. i'm chris caldwell complete program the new coronavirus is advancing the government in paris confirmed that several people in france have been infected the u.s. also announcing another case meanwhile china where the virus originated has quarantined cities stop public transport in many places and shut tourist attractions like disneyland or the forbidden city this as the nation prepares for the lunar new year festivities a crucial time for business. many chinese citizens are rushing t

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africa. johnny hornby is chair of sentebale. hejoins us from our london newsroom.hat have unfolded over the past few weeks culminated to the end of last weeks culminated to the end of last week and we had our dinner last night but perhaps one of the reasons he also felt comfortable with the environment he was in. sentebale is a charity that he founded rather thanis a charity that he founded rather than is just a a charity that he founded rather than isjust a patron on —— patron of and he was amongst fred's last night. tell us a little bit about how he seemed last night. he was in good spirits last night. as i said, asa good spirits last night. as i said, as a founder of the charity, it is something he is very passionate about so he is involved in all the detail. he was proud that we managed to put on an evening like we did last night. it was very kind of lewis tojoin us. last night. it was very kind of lewis to join us. he played for the audience last night which was really wonderful. he was also, as it happens, very amusing, and so eve ryo ne happens, very amusing

africa at port elizabeth. also coming up. minting it — a sovereign, struck when edward the eighth was king, has become the first british coin to sell for £1 million. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroomsocial media companies, such as facebook, twitter and instagram, should be forced to share details about how young people use their sites and the way they tailor content. proposals by the royal college of psychiatrists could see companies face a new tax, which would fund research into a how a child's online activity affects their mental health. angus crawford reports. she had so much to offer. molly russell's death... and that's gone. ..sparked a national outcry. these are companies that count their profits in the billions. and they turn round and say to us that they can't protect our children? questions about young people and mental health. do you have the power to compel them to do what you think needs to be done? yes, absolutely. focussing public anger on the tech giants. and demands for greater regulation. announced in the queen's speech, the government's plans for a new independent regulator and a statutory duty of care. my ministers will develop legislation to improve internet sa

the third test between england and south africa is under way with england making a solid start — they're 70—1 in port elizabeth. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom good morning and welcome to bbc news. the naturalist and broadcaster sir david attenborough has given a new warning about climate change, telling the bbc, "the moment of crisis has come." in an exclusive interview to mark the start of the bbc‘s our planet matters series, sir david called on governments to do more to tackle the threat before it's too late. here's our science editor, david shuckman. the moment of crisis has come. we can no longer prevaricate. as i speak, south—east australia is on fire. why? because the temperatures of the earth are increasing. that is a major international catastrophe. and to say, oh, it's nothing to do with the climate, is palpably nonsense. and who has been affecting the climate? we have. we know that perfectly well. so that we have to realise that this is not playing games. this is notjust having nice little debates and arguments and coming away with a compromise. this is an urgent problem that has to be solved. and what is more, we know how to do i