peter bowes, what an exciting _ categories. peter bowes, what an exciting night, _ categories.s, what an exciting night, i am sure . an exciting night, i am sure you will be across all the latest of elements as we get them. thank you for watching. hello. the weekend was a tale of two halves. we had a weather front with us and a lot of cloud on saturday, mild atlantic air. sunday brought high pressure with us and clearer skies. now that high pressure stays with us for much of the week, but round the periphery of it, towards the north, as you can see, we'll see, well, cloudy skies at times of weather, windier weather as well, midweek. but for the most part, that high pressure keeps the weather fronts at bay, particularly in the south, where temperatures are falling away, a little bit of mist and fog as we head towards morning and around for the rush hour. but with a bit more cloud creeping in across the west of scotland and northern ireland, more limited our frost here, not for eastern scotland and a much colder start for england and wales, —3,—4 celsius in rural areas and some i

the — peter bowes is in la. he has what? the big _ peter bowes is in la. he has what?ry, and - peter bowes is in la. he has what? the big story, and it. what? the big story, and it could be bigger by the end of the night is beyonce who has now equalled the record number of wins for a grammy of all time. it matches the number of wins by the hungarian conductor, george shotzi, that's 31. there are still categories she is limited for letter in the evening. the last one she won was best r&b song for cuff it and won some earlier that evening. by the end of the day beyonce could be quite a story in terms of the most successful grammy—winning artist of all time. she is nominated for her latest album, renaissance, widely applauded by the critics as an inventive album, a deeply researched album, a deeply researched album, and beyonce, for all her many nominations over the years, has not always been successful in the really big categories at the grammys alike best album. but it looks like she liked this will be very much a year. if what about harry styles? he's got something as

peter bowes, alan north - out of us airspace. h america correspondent, joining us from los angeles, thank you. —— our north america. john powell is the president and founder ofjp aerospace. his company has launched 200 balloons into the upper atmosphere for research students and media companies. hejoins us now he joins us now from sacramento, california. why use a balloon are not a satellite? balloons give you several advantages. it is much closer and more highlighted. you have and more highlighted. you have a new camera or sensor, and you don't want to wait six months, but want to fly it now. the balloon is built.— but want to fly it now. the balloon is built.- but want to fly it now. the balloon is built. how high do the balloons _ balloon is built. how high do the balloons fly? _ balloon is built. how high do the balloons fly? how- balloon is built. how high do the balloons fly? how high l balloon is built. how high do | the balloons fly? how high is the balloons fly? how high is the first balloon, do you know? at first there w

peter bowes, thank you — very seriously. peter bowes, thank you very _ very seriously. main story this hour: hope and despair in turkey and syria, as the painstaking search for survivors continues after the earthquakes. the number of people killed is continuing to rise, with more than 23,000 people confirmed dead so far. let's stay with that story. all those now left homeless are having to contend with freezing conditions and little food and water with many living in tents. but there are causes for joy. like ten—day—old yagiz here, being pulled from the rubble. but what happens to those children rescued with no parents or relatives? tom bateman has been given access to a hospital in the turkish city of adana that's treating many of the youngest survivors. they are too young to know how much they have lost. the earth broke homes and fractured families. now it has taken away their names. "she wants to sleep", says the doctor. medicines ease the pain wrought by the wreckage and she is nurtured by strangers, comforted. but no one knows where her parents are — a baby with a

peter bowes reporting.mer russian army officer has told the bbc that he witnessed russian soldiers committing crimes in ukraine, including torture, looting, and threats of rape. konstantin yefremov is the most senior figure to have spoken out so far. he says he saw one ukrainian prisoner of war being beaten and shot. mr yefremov is now considered a traitor by the russian authorities. he's been speaking to our russia editor steve rosenberg. victorious music this is the war in ukraine — the official russian version of it. packaged, promoted, propagandised by moscow. fearless russian soldiers fighting the good fight, defending the motherland. but konstantin yefremov was there, and the reality, he says, is very different. konstantin was a senior lieutenant in the russian army, but he's fled russia and he's agreed to tell me about crimes he says he saw russian soldiers committing in ukraine, starting here: this is one of konstantin�*s first photos from ukraine — an air base seized by russian troops in melitopol.

peter bowes gave me more details about the bill.ill now a law that essentially ends the special status of disney, the sprawling complex around orlando, that gave it special rights to self—governance so that in terms of some local utilities, it has its own firefighting and tax issues all within the control of disney. now originally the theory was to take some of the tax burden off local communities when this complex was first devised and envisioned several decades ago. what the governor has done now is essentially to impose a board that will overrule this particular self—governance situation. so a board that will be appointed and we know some of the appointees, republican supporters and conservative supporters, clearly of ron desantis taking away that self—governing power from disney. has disney released a statement on the signing of the bill? no, it hasn't, we haven't heard directly from disney, at least in the last few hours. clearly, something like this is an issue they have been uncomfortable with for some time because this is in

peter bowes.isorder in the north of england. merseyside police say there were clashes outside a hotel housing asylum seekers. police say a protest and counter—protest in knowsley were initially peaceful but missiles were later thrown and a police van was damaged. our reporter nick garnett was at the scene. right, so at around ten o'clock this evening, a protest that had been planned for about four days went rather out of control. the protest was because there've been complaints about people in the hotel harassing local children and a group that has been named in various places as a right—wing political group came down to protest outside the hotel. there's about 100 rooms in this hotel and it's being used as a hotel for seeking asylum in great britain for a few months now. so, when they came down and were protesting outside, another group came up and there was a confrontation between the two. at that point, there were some police officers here, but not very many, and a petrol bomb or some ignition

that was peter bowes there. stay with us on bbc world news.e's mr mandela, mr nelson mandela, a free man, taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khomeini, has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti. have flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting of their former president, - ba by doc duvalier. because of his considerable value as a stallion, shergar was kept in a special secure box in the stud farm's central block. shergar was driven away in a horse box the thieves had brought with them. there stepped down from the plane a figure in mourning, elizabeth ii, queen of this realm, and of all her other realms and territories, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. this is bbc news. our main story this hour: hope and despair in turkey and syria as the painstaking search for survivors after the earthquakes continues. more than 23,000 people are known to have died so far. let's stay with tha

peter bowes. let's get some of the day's other news.n friday with at least 17 hitting the city of zaporizhzhia. local officials say it was the heaviest attack since the start of the invasion. several regions have issued alerts about incoming russian drones. the fbi has recovered one additional document with classified markings from the home of the former us vice—president mike pence in the state of indiana. the search was described as consensual. he was not at home, but a member of his legal team was present. sports ministers from 35 countries have been holding an online meeting to discuss whether athletes from russia and belarus should participate in next year's olympic games. the international olympic committee wants them to be allowed to compete in paris as neutrals. ukraine has threatened to lead a boycott. three people have been arrested on suspicion of violent disorder in the north of england. merseyside police say there were clashes outside a hotel housing asylum seekers. police say a protest and counter—protest in knowsley were

peter bowes, bbc news.nt stephen mcdonell has been guaging the response from beijing. there had been great hope here in beijing that the visit by us secretary of state antony blinken could provide something of a breakthrough, of a reset in us—china relations. but this balloon or these balloons have put a stop to that. there was, however, a call between china's most senior foreign policy official, wang yi, and antony blinken and according to official readout of that call from the chinese side, they're saying that wang yi told antony blinken that both sides should maintain steadiness and with timely communication, they could avoid misjudgment in terms of this balloon affair, but that beijing would not accept any groundless conjecture or hype regarding the balloons. also, in a separate statement from the chinese foreign ministry, they said that some politicians and media in the us have hyped up this as a means of attacking and smearing china. so you can see, even as china is trying to reassure the us that the

peter bowes.at story for you, attending to get reaction from china later on bbc news, so stay tuned for that. there's been a big development in a story we brought you 2a hours ago. america has sealed a deal to greatly increase its military presence in the philippines. the deal gives the us access to four more military bases in the philippines, which will make a total of nine. china's foreign ministry called the agreement a threat to regional stability. but the us and the philippines said it would boost peace and freedom. i've been speaking to gregory b poling, a senior fellow at the centre for strategic and international studies in washington, and the author of a recent book on territorial disputes in the south china sea. he told me how significant this agreement could be. it is pretty significant. the american government has made commitments, explicit commitments to the philippines since at least 2019 to defend filipinos if they come under attack in the south china sea. and it's always been prett

peter bowes, bbc news. let's stay with that now.aking tojohn powell who is the president and founder ofjp aerospace. his company has launched 200 balloons into the upper atmosphere for research students and media companies. i asked him why the chinese are using a balloon rather than a satellite. well, balloons give you several advantages. one, it's much closer, and more timely. say you have a new camera or a new sensor, and you don't want to wait a year or six months, but want to fly it now. the balloon is built. it's ready now. how high do the balloons fly? how high is the first balloon, do you know? at first, they were saying 150,000 feet. now they've updated it and say it is 60,000. does it surprise you to hear that there is now a second balloon that has been seen over latin america? actually, what surprises me is that they're paying attention to it. at any given time, there are literally thousands of these balloons flying over the world. literally thousands are launched every day, they're flying over the us, they're flying over

peter bowes, bbc news.ations of indecent exposure against former policeman wayne couzens, who yesterday pleaded guilty to three counts of indecent exposure. just four days before he murdered sarah everard in 2021 he exposed himself at a mcdonald's drive—through intent. a metropolitan police constable and a kent police sergeant will now face misconduct cases. the bbc�*s offices in delhi and mumbai have been searched by agents from india's tax department. police are preventing people from entering or leaving. last month, a bbc documentary looked at the role of the prime minister, narendra modi, during anti—muslim violence in the state of gujarat in 2002 — when he was the state's chief minister — which his government has described as hostile propaganda. hundreds of grassroots football referees in england have told the bbc that they fear for their safety on the pitch. out of almost 1,00 referees who responded to a bbc radio 5 live questionnaire, just under 300 said they'd been physically abused by spectators, p

i'm joined now by peter bowes for more on this story. peter, great to get you on the show.the first instance, what do we know about this? well, according to the pentagon, we know that the surveillance balloon, believed to be china's, has been hovering over the united states for several days — specifically detected over the city of billings, in the state of montana. we don't know, or the pentagon isn't saying where it is believed to be right now, but we understand from what the officials were there saying there is it is still hovering somewhere over the united states at stratospheric altitudes, which means extremely high, much higher than commercial aircraft— therefore it is imposing any danger to aircraft, it is imposing any danger to people on the ground either. we understand that at one stage, the option of shooting out of the option of shooting out of the air was considered, and in fact military aircraft were involved at one stage. that idea of shooting it down was rejected because of the danger of a potential debris field, that's bits of debris coming down from the ball

our north america correspondent peter bowes told me what information there is on the sighting of then. we've had a couple of lines from the pentagon confirming, really, that there is a second balloon that is flying somewhere over latin america. of course, that is a vast area. we don't have any precise location. and that it is, according to the pentagon, another chinese surveillance balloon. so that means there are two. it certainly adds to the intrigue. it certainly raises more questions than it answers. is this another balloon that has veered off track, like the chinese were saying about the original balloon that is still floating somewhere over north america? is this a concerted effort by china, assuming, now, that there are two balloons, and possibly more — who knows? and, indeed, what is the strategy as far as beijing is concerned? so many really unanswered questions at the moment that you can bet the state department will be looking into with urgency. we will wait to see what the chinese themselves they about this second balloon. secretary of state antony blinken has now cancell

here's our north america correspondent peter bowes.e salvage operation to retrieve the chinese air balloon shot last month. us official said it was being used by china to monitor sensitive military sites, but beijing insisted it was a weather platform that had blown off course. investigators say a closer investigation of electronic devices attached to the balloon should reveal more about what it was doing. but there are no close to the identity of the three additional objects that were brought down in canada and alaska and michigan between last friday and sunday. they were much smaller, with one being described as having an octagonal shape with strings hanging off it. no, says the white house, it is not what you are thinking. i white house, it is not what you are thinking-— are thinking. i know there have been questions _ are thinking. i know there have been questions and _ are thinking. i know there have been questions and concerns . been questions and concerns about this but there is now, again no indication of aliens or extraterrest

i spoke to our north america correspondent peter bowes for the latest.ing, back at the traditional home of the grammys in downtown los angeles, at the crypto.com arena as it is known now. of course, the last few years have been disrupted by the pandemic so there's a lot of excitement just because of that but, as you say, beyonce is in contention. she is a leading nominee with nine nominations in various categories, which means that, come the end of the night, she could be a record breaker. she could be the most successful grammy—winning artist of all time and, as you mentioned, the pre—ceremony, the premier ceremony hasjust taken place and that is when about, what, about 80% of the awards are actually handed out and she has already won in two of those nine categories. she won four best dance recording and also best r&b performance so she is on course to achieve at least 31. if she gets more than 31 she would be the most successful grammy—winning artist of all time. she is nominated for renaissance, which is that hugely popular album which she had out in

peter bowes, bbc news.ent in a century. and as phil mercer reports, nearly a third of new zealand's population ofjust over five million live in the affected regions. about a third of new zealand's population of five million people live in storm—affected regions. for only the third time ever, a national state of emergency has been declared after cyclone gabrielle unleashed its fury. multiple severe weather warnings have been issued. the coast has been battered by gale force winds, heavy rain and wild surf. rivers have burst their banks. trees have been ripped from the ground and roads closed. civil defence authorities said they couldn't cope with the scale of the damage. this has the potential to be an unprecedented event. it is affecting many regions and many districts and it's asking a lot of a lot of people. the new zealand prime minister has warned that the storm had inflicted widespread devastation. cyclone gabrielle is the most significant weather event new zealand has seen this century. the severity a

our north american correspondent peter bowes has been following the story and joins me now from los angelesill?— exactly is in this bill? well, this is a bill, _ exactly is in this bill? well, this is a bill, now _ exactly is in this bill? well, this is a bill, now a - exactly is in this bill? well, this is a bill, now a law, - exactly is in this bill? well, | this is a bill, now a law, that essentially ends the special status of disney, the sprawling complex around orlando, that gaveit complex around orlando, that gave it special rights to self govern, so in terms of some local utilities, its own firefighting, tax issues, they were all within the control of disney. now, originally the theory was to actually take certainly some of the tax burden of local communities when this complex was first devised and envisioned several decades ago, but what the governor has done now is essentially to impose a board that will overrule this particular self—governance situation. so it is a board that will be appointed and we know some of the appointees, they are republican supporters, conservative support

for more on that, we are joined now by our north america correspondent, peter bowes. just confirm how many objects have been shot down? how many ob'ects have been shot down? , , ., , down? this is three in the last three days- — down? this is three in the last three days. it's _ down? this is three in the last three days. it's a _ down? this is three in the last three days. it's a total - down? this is three in the last three days. it's a total of - down? this is three in the last three days. it's a total of four| down? this is three in the iastl three days. it's a total of four if you include the balloon. although it seems the last of those objects being described in michigan over lake huron, it seems they are very different from last weekend's balloon. but we really don't know much else about them. there is some reporting that this latest object was octagonal in shape. 0thers reporting that this latest object was octagonal in shape. others have been described as cylindrical, and of course, the balloon from last weekend was much bigger. the us was quite quick to come

our north america correspondent, peter bowes, has been following the story and gives us some more detailwe know, according to the pentagon, that the surveillance this is an unusual but not unprecedented situation. we have the surveillance balloon in the stratosphere, so extremely high altitude, and as you refer to it, not deemed to be a danger to commercial aircraft or indeed to people on the ground. we understand that at one point there was some consideration given to shooting this balloon down, using the us military, that option was rejected because of the danger of debris falling down and potentially hurting people. that doesn't necessarily rule that option out, and although this was apparently quite a remote part of the state of montana, officials would need to be absolutely certain that there was no danger to the public below to take that option. for now, it continues to hover somewhat over the united states. if the pentagon as the location they are not telling us, they are not revealing the location. they have also, to some extent, played down the security threat by saying that the

peter bowes, thank you.t want to take you live to canberra next where the australian tennis star nick kyrgios is due in court in canberra any minute — after being charged with an alleged assault of a former partner in december 2021. lawyers for mr kyrgios have said they will apply to have the assault charge against him dismissed on mental health grounds. our correspondent phil mercer is outside the court in canburra. just give us a sense of where we are at right now with this case? nick kyrgios is due to arrive here in the law courts in the australian capital, canberra. eminently there is a small media contingent here to meet him. his lawyers will ask the court to dismiss this assault charge on the grounds of mental impairment. according to the law in the australian capital territory under the crimes act, the magistrate has the authority to dismiss the case if they consider the defendant to have a mental impairment, and if that sort of decision would benefit the community. lawyers for nick kyrgios, the austr

our north america correspondent, peter bowes, gave me more details about the bill.he special status of disney, the sprawling complex around orlando that gave it special rights to self—government, so in terms of some local utilities, it has its own firefighting tax issues in the control of disney. originally the theory was to take some of the tax burden off local communities when the complex was first devised and envisaged several decades ago. but what the governor has done now is essentially to impose a board that will overall this particular self—governance situation, so it is a board that will be appointed, and we know some of the appointees are republican supporters, now conservative supporters and clearly of mr desantis taking away the self—governing power from disney. away the self-governing power from disney-— away the self-governing power from disney. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: not so northern lights. the dazzling display being seen further south than usual. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the

let's get more from our north america correspondent peter bowes in los angeles. is out, she has announced a world tour, this is announced a world tour, this is a big time for her, isn't it? things could not be going better for things could not be going betterfor her, could things could not be going better for her, could they? things could not be going betterfor her, could they? she has just announced this world tour, renaissance which was the album she was nominated for, has been critically acclaimed, arguably the best work that she has done and i think what is so remarkable about this is that he/she is, the most successful grammy—winning artist of all time winning a career total of 32, four on the night but she is still at the peak of her career, she has many years ahead of her so we can only imagine what might be to come in the years ahead. 0n the night, the first award that she won at the main ceremonies, she won at the main ceremonies, she won two and then two later on. she actually wasn't at the ceremony and she was delayed in los angeles traffic which can h

for more on this i am joined now by our north america correspondent peter bowes.for many months. talk us through his. why don't republicans like this debt relief? the his. why don't republicans like this debt relief? ., , debt relief? the arguments in the sureme debt relief? the arguments in the supreme court — debt relief? the arguments in the supreme court earlier _ debt relief? the arguments in the supreme court earlier focused - debt relief? the arguments in the supreme court earlier focused on | debt relief? the arguments in the . supreme court earlier focused on the fairness of the situation. a question was raised by a conservative justices about different sections of society to stop that some people wouldn't benefit from what would amount to a colossal government payout. we are talking about almost half $1 trillion here. what about those people who didn't go to university? what about people who already paid off their loans? that people would benefits or not benefit from this to different extents. the liberal justices had a counter argument to that saying th

we're joined now by our north america correspondent, peter bowes. what has been said?ve we heard from president biden today? well, this is certainly _ president biden today? well, this is certainly an _ president biden today? well, this is certainly an unusual. this is certainly an unusual situation. it isn't unprecedented, though. this balloon, believed to be launched by china, but as you say there has been no verification, that is simply hovering over the northern united states, having also hovered in a similar way, it seems, over canada. we are hearing similar statements from the canadian ministry of defence as we have from the pentagon, and that is that it is posing no danger to people on the ground, it isn't posing any danger to civilian aircraft as well. given its altitude, in the stratosphere, that this is so high up that commercial aircraft, the official say, are not in any danger, and there is not in any danger, and there is no danger in a civilian sense or a military sense to people on the ground, and it seems to be a wait and see situation. there was the tho

peter bowes, bbc news.ondent stephen mcdonell is in beijing. morning to you. hello. ok, these balloons, there is a second one now. does that sound odd, being concerned about a balloon? i think anybody exected about a balloon? i think anybody exnected that — about a balloon? i think anybody expected that the _ about a balloon? i think anybody expected that the first _ about a balloon? i think anybody expected that the first point - about a balloon? i think anybody expected that the first point of i expected that the first point of major tension between washington and beijing this year would be caused by a balloon or now two balloons, but there you have it. the latest we are hearing is that china's most senior foreign policy official one year has now spoken on the telephone with antony blinken and according to the foreign ministry here, apart from saying that this should be handled with steadiness to avoid misjudgement, he did however say that china would not accept any groundless conjecture or hype over this

our north america correspondent, peter bowes, has more.ual but not unprecedented situation. what the pentagon believes is a chinese surveillance balloon hovering over the northern united states after previously hovering in a similar way over canada. and we're hearing similar statements from the ministry of defence in canada, as well as the pentagon, and that is that there is no danger posed to members of the public on the ground. indeed, civilian aircraft are not in any danger either, given the high altitude of this balloon — it is in the stratosphere. given its high altitude, it might therefore be surprising to hear, but apparently some pilots of civilian aircraft have actually seen it. and moving forward, it looks as if the strategy is wait and see. there was some consideration given to shooting it down and there was some manoeuvres involving military aircraft to try to make that happen. but it was decided against it because of the threat of debris falling from the balloon and potentially hitting people on the ground. it was just conside

our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. an extreme spell of warm weather. is unusual and widespread. the states of wisconsin, nebraska, south dakota and colorado have all been battling blizzard conditions. this storm has been remarkable in its strength, its scope and its duration and its breadth. it has been a coast—to—coast storm. it may be fun for some but across the country, millions of people are without power. schools are closed and thousands of flights have been delayed or cancelled. to the surprise of many, the cold snap has even reached parts of california. they include the cities of san francisco and sanjose, at the heart of silicon valley. even more surprising, los angeles is next. it is extremely cold here and the torrential rain we've been getting over the last few hours is beginning to turn into snow. it's settling on this car behind me. we just don't normally get this here. weather forecasters say over the next few hours, we are likely to see blizzards in california, around los angeles, the kinds of which are long—term residents here have neve

device, which beijing insists was monitoring weather patterns. 0ur north america correspondent peter boweson of electronic devices attached to the balloon should reveal more about what it is doing. no such clue is the identity of three additional objects that were brought down in canada and the us state of alaska and michigan between last friday and sunday. they were much smaller with one being described as having an octagonal shape with strings hanging off it. no, says the white house, it is not what you are thinking. i no, says the white house, it is not what you are thinking.— what you are thinking. i never have been questions _ what you are thinking. i never have been questions and _ what you are thinking. i never have been questions and concerns i what you are thinking. i never have been questions and concerns about this. there is no, again no indication of or extraterrestrial activity with the recent take—downs. i loved et, the movie but i am just going _ i loved et, the movie but i am just going to _ i loved et, the movie but i am just going to leave it there. i loved et, the movie

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