too often here, it's not a game. 0rla guerin, bbc news, taiz.9, has died without ever knowing what happened to her. police believe claudia, who was 35 when she was last seen in york, was murdered but her body has never been found. peter lawrence, who was 73, fought to get more rights and support for the relatives of missing people. he died in york on thursday after a short illness. jaguar has announced that it will produce only electric vehicles from 2025. moving away from the internal combustion engine, the company said that by the end of the decade, all of its cars, including land rover models, would be powered by electricity in an effort to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2039. it also said it had no plans to close any manufacturing facilities in the uk. the former high courtjudge sir william macpherson, who led the inquiry into the murder of stephen lawrence almost 30 years ago, has died. he was 9a. sir william's investigation, examining why the metropolitan police repeatedly failed to catch the black teenager's killers, concluded the f

too often here, it's not a game. 0rla guerin, bbc news, taiz.hilanthropists, says that tackling the global pandemic will appear "very, very easy", compared with the challenge posed by climate change. he says innovation will have a big role to play, but that governments around the world must send clear signals to industry, that change has to come, if net zero carbon emissions are to be achieved. mr gates has been speaking to our chief environment correspondentjustin rowlatt. shuttered shops and bankrupt businesses are one tragic legacy of the coronavirus pandemic. it's why governments around the world are talking about stimulus packages to kickstart their economies. and today, bill gates told the bbc he believes tackling climate change should be a key part of this effort to build back better. if you look in the history of the physical economy, we've never made a transition like we're talking about doing in the next 30 years. there is no precedent for this. and so if we don't do something amazing and surprising with all sorts of innovative policie

he may need to be ready for the long haul. 0rla guerin, bbc news, aden.e military coup in myanmar have spread across the country for a third day. they were largely peaceful though there peaceful though there were some clashes between the security forces. the commander—in—chief of the military has spoken out for the first time on television — justifying his actions. the bbc�*s nyein chan aye reports from yangon. chanting sending a message to the generals. for a third day, anger has brought tens of thousands of people out onto the streets. worried about the future of the country, the people here say that their freedom has once again been taken away. this generation did not think they would have to do the same resistance against the military rule. young people hoped they would grow up in a very different this generation did not think they'd have to do the young people hoped they would grow up in a very different myanmar, open to the world and its possibilities. but now they find themselves battling to restore democracy and end military rule, just like the ge

too often here, it's not a game. 0rla guerin, bbc news, taiz.ced in india and south korea. the decision will help distribute the vaccine to poorer countries through the global programme known as covax. these jabs will make up most of the initial 330 million doses of covax�*s first rollout, which begins at the end of the month. we now have all the pieces in place for the rapid distribution of vaccines, but we still need to scale up production, and we continue to call for vaccine developers to submit their doses to the who for review at the same time as they submit them to regulators and ——at the same time as they submit them to regulators in high income countries. in other news... carlos menem, the flamboyant politician who led argentina for two terms as president between 1989 and 1999, has died at the age of 90. he was being treated at a clinic in buenos aires, for respiratory and heart problems. as president, he privatised creaky state enterprises in a massive transformation of argentine institutions in the early 1990s. rockets have been fired

he may need to be ready for the long haul. 0rla guerin, bbc news, aden.me into effect on april 1st. storm darcy has brought severe weather conditions to much of the uk with heavy snow and ice across eastern regions of england and parts of scotland. it�*s the coldest snap since the so—called beast from the east struck in 2018. schools and vaccination centres have been forced to close in some areas with police warning people not to travel as helena wilkinson reports. this bus driver struggled to keep the vehicle in control. in norfolk, some abandoned their cars as snow drifts stop them from getting through, and emergency vehicles were also affected. kent has had some of the heaviest snowfall, up to 16 centimetres in some areas. this scene has been repeated across much of eastern england. because of storm darcy we had strong winds which has exposed a lot of drifting in some areas and this has exposed a lot of problems on the roads. �* �* exposed a lot of problems on the roads. ~ ~ _ , ., , roads. the m says numerous accidents _ roads. the m says numerous acc

too often here, it's not a game. 0rla guerin, bbc news, taiz. 0 rla 0rla with evidence of the plightful to award a government contract to a company with links to the prime minister's adviser at the time, dominic cummings. more than half a million pounds of taxpayers' money was paid to the firm public first at the start of the pandemic. mr cummings was a friend of the firm's bosses. lawyers for the government said mr cummings had recommended the company during a time of national emergency, but did not make the final decision on the contract. jaguar—land rover has announced that it will produce electric vehicles only from 2025. moving away from the internal combustion engine, the company said that by the end of the decade all of its cars — including land rover models — would be powered by electricity to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2039. it also said it had no plans to close any manufacturing facilities in the uk. in myanmar, the country formerly known as burma, military leaders have warned protesters that they could face up to 20 years in prison if they obstruct the armed forc

too often here, it�*s not a game. 0rla guerin, bbc news, taiz.i fighters step up their attacks around the city of marib. the city�*s been a refuge for hundreds of thousands of displaced people who have been sheltering in or around it, but rebels have launched a fresh offensive. the un�*s humanitarian chief, mark lowcock, said an assault on marib itself could have unimaginable consequences. the leader of the coup in myanmar, general min aung hlaing, has said he will try to handle the mass protests against the overthrow softly, although he didn�*t clarify specifically what this would mean. this comes after threats that protesters could face up to 20 years in jail, if they obstruct the armed forces, or long sentences if they incite hatred towards the coup leaders. here�*s our south east asia correspondentjonathan head. gunfire. even for a country shocked at being back under military rule, it has been a stressful 2a hours. rumours of a full—scale army operation were strong, and here in myitkyina, repeated bursts of gunfire from the security forces ma

since we filmed these pictures, gada has died. 0rla guerin, bbc news, southern yemen.ng the coronavirus pandemic, perhaps not surprising. these are new figures and show 4.5 million claims for the benefit between march last year and january this year. these figures from the department for work and pensions. so more than a third of claims made since universal credit was introduced has been made —— have been made during the pandemic, according to new figures from the department for work and pensions. 4.5 million claims of the benefit were made between last year and mid january this year. in portugal, the devastating third wave of coronavirus is subsiding and the country now has one of europe's lowest transmission rates. the government is aiming to have 70% of its population vaccinated by some point over summer. just weeks ago, it was one of the world's worst—hit countries, and fellow eu members were despatching emergency medical teams to help portuguese doctors. south korea's prime minister chung sye—kyun says he's confident the country will achieve herd immunity from cov