many thanks, andrew harding, our africa correspondent.tal kidney condition in hospital patients. staff describe the technology as a "potential life—saver", providing diagnoses in minutes instead of hours. acute kidney injury is caused by serious health conditions, including sepsis, and affects one in five people admitted to hospital. our health editor hugh pym reports. whether it's the pager or the fax machine, there is no shortage of old technology across the nhs. but are we on the verge of a big leap forward? one hospital which has trialled an app for staff says it's a potential life—saver. this is the kidney function that we were talking about. edgar is being treated for different health conditions and mary, a lead nurse specialist at london's royal free hospital, is able to show him the result of blood tests on her mobile. she is on the lookout for acute kidney injury — most often found in older patients. warning signs from blood tests can take hours to come back, but mary will get an alert on her phone within 15 minutes or so, if the

andrew harding has more. andrew...irstrip in the north of madagascar. a few minutes later, the side door opened and she fell to her death. today, the police in madagascar told me they have confirmed that she opened they have confirmed that she opened the door herself. the investigation continues. her parents have asked for privacy and are not commenting on the circumstances. but we understand that that investigation will now continue. the hunt for the body, of course crucial, and the testimony of the pilot and another woman believed to be on the flight. their evidence will also be very important. thank you. our top story this evening: thousands of residents are told to leave their homes in derbyshire amid fears a huge dam is about to burst. coming up, the first day of the ashes becomes an australian renaissance. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: together for the first time in three years, the murray brothers win at the washington 0pen, taking them to the quarter finals of the men's doubles. campaigners are calling fo

we can cross to johannesburg and speak to our correspondent andrew harding.ing in madagascar? we know she had just finished her second year at cambridge, she had been studying natural sciences, biology, and we understand she had paid for herself to come out to madagascar, this big remote, slow wild and uninhabited island of the eastern coast of southern africa. there are reports that she was doing some sort of research project about the sea bed off the coast and was taking a plane as part of that project. she failed to her death. what are the thought he saying about what might have happened? there is a lot of speculation. the police have confirmed that alana definitely opened the door of this small plane herself between five and ten minutes after it had taken a fairly remote airstrip any north of the country. they are investigating multiple theories as to why she may have done that. there were at least two other people on the plane, including the pilot. there is speculation that there is might have been some sort of suicide, also speculation and of course her

andrew harding has the latest from johannesburg.d her she just finished her second year, she had been studying national sciences, biology there and we understand, she paid for itself to come out to madagascar. this big, remote, mostly wild and uninhabited island of the eastern coast of southern africa. there are reports that she was doing some sort of research project about the sea bed of the coast and is part of that project, when she felt her death. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is. the bank of england has cut its forecast for uk growth and setting no—deal brexit would hit the economy even harder. nearly 2a hours on and mystery still surrounds reports that hamza bin laden, the son of former al-qaeda leader osama bin laden, has been killed. this is the new york times story which says he was killed in a strike quoting government sources telling the paper it was "an operation that involved the united states". the us is still yet to comment officially we should say. the bbc‘s security correspondent

student at cambridge university — was on an internship on the island. 0ur africa correspondent, andrew hardingat, yes, alana did definitely open the door of this small cessna—style plane herself between five and ten minutes after it had taken off from a fairly remote airstrip in the north of the country. they're investigating multiple theories as to why she may have done that. there were at least two other people on the plane, including the pilot. there's speculation, of course, that this might have been some sort of suicide act. there is also speculation... and, of course, her body is currently still missing, and so it's hard for police to do much in terms of forensic investigations. but the other theories they're working on was that this was some sort of mental crisis and also that this crisis could have been triggered by, it's thought, anti—malarial drugs that she may have been taking. we know that some of these drugs — particularly lariam — have been connected to psychotic episodes and there have been reports in some papers that she had in the days running up to this incident last thursday

here's our correspondent, andrew harding. there's lots of speculation.l drugs that she may have been taking. we know that some of these drugs have been connected to psychotic episodes, and there have been reports in some newspapers that she had in the days running up to this incident last thursday been having some sort of psychotic episodes and mental health troubles in that period. a sixth person has died, after eating hospitalfood linked to an outbreak of listeria. the bug was linked to sandwiches and salads supplied to eight hospitals in england. it's understood the latest patient to die was treated at the western sussex trust. public health england say there have been no further cases reported and the chances of more people being affected are getting smaller. two people have been injured as scaffolding from a large building collapsed onto a main road, in reading. firefighters are using thermal imaging in the search for anyone who may be trapped in the rubble. south central ambulance service say they are at the scene and assessing two people with non—

by injuries, one of the nfl's biggest stars is leaving the game retiring at 29 from the hard hitting sport andrewuck said he had enough nbc ron mott has more. >> this is not an easy decision. hone honestly, the hardest decision of my life. >> reporter: a brutal sport lost a warrior. >> the only way for me is to remove myself from football. >> reporter: colts quarterback andrew luck after injuries sidelined him announced he's quitting at age 29 >> it's taken my joy of this game away. >> and now you're starting to hear theeaction of some of the fans >> reporter: the news was not immediately welcomed by his home fans who booed >> he's taking his andrew luck jersey off. >> reporter: one fan taking off luck's number 12 jersey. >> i would be lying if i said i didn't hear the reaction it hurt. i'll be honest. >> reporter: donte stalworth understands. >> game week in and week out over seven straight years, i can't imagine what he's going through. >> reporter: luck who played collegiately at stanford was the overall number one pick at the 2012 draft but injuries ribs, kidney, abdomen, shoulder and most re

the writer said he phoned andrew and told him, quote, you cannot have a relationship with jeffrey. you can't do these things. and he went on to say stop giving me a harddid. you're such a puritan. the writer said the conversation descended into a screaming match. prince andrew said he is my friend, being loyal to friends is a virtue and i am going to be loyal to him. u.s. attorneys office in new york has said that they will not drop this case just because epstein has passed and that it's in their interests to defend the victims. that could include charges down the line. >> dana: does that mean his brother then, because he was named in the will, that he oversees the estate? >> reporter: that's not clear whether the brother -- he is the only known heir. but there are other attorneys who have been in charge of handling the fortune. the brother may or may not be involved at some point. this is a big mess. it's going to get messier before it gets cleaned up. >> dana: good that we have you on the case. >> thank you. >> dana: next, the recent back and forth between president trump and maryland congressman elijah cummings put baltimore in a spotlight. now one

it is up to prince andrew as to how hard he wants to fight this.ll seal that story and it won‘t be a good one for him. thank you very much. italy‘s prime minister has said he will resign. giuseppe conte made the announcement in a speech to a packed italian senate. in angry exchanges, the prime minister criticised his former coalition partner — matteo salvini — for withdrawing his support for the government. the interior minister hit back accusing mr conte of weak leadership. here‘s the moment the prime minister said he was going to stand down. translation: i intend to complete this institutional period and at the end of this parliamentary debate, i will tender my resignation to the president of the republic. matteo salvini, the leader of the nationalist league party, had earlier tabled a no—confidence motion against mr conte. here‘s what he had to say about the prime minister today: translation: all these series of insults, we could have left this up to saviani, renzi, not the prime minister, to express all these insults. how much more instability

andrew yang. we have so many flepted and capable folks it's hard to pick between them. >> another theme, climate change. young activists want a climate debate. candidates told us they support it. >> i'm ready for a climate debate if it comes up. i think it's probably one of the most pressing issues facing us and probably one of the most urgent reasons why we need a new president. >> and there was one frontrunner candidate noticeably missing from this meeting, that was president joe biden. he skimmed the meeting to campaign in new hampshire. hamm people thought it was a strategic error, others said, hey, we've got plenty of time. >> thank you, liz. san francisco court has created permanent protections against an executive order from president trump. here's that story and other headlines tonight. >> san francisco and santa clara county declared legal victories. a federal court ruled president trump can't with hold fed funding. 4 police in antioch arrested a man in sacramento. itself happened at a home owned by willie cauley-stein, who no longer lives there. he shot three of his roommates. >> firefighters

biggest stars is leaving the game retiring at just 29 years old from the hard-hitting sport, in an emotional statement, quarterback andrewuck said he's had enough. nbc's ron mott has more. >> this is not an easy decision. honestly, it's the hardest decision in my life. >> reporter: a brutal sport has lost a warrior >> the only way forward is removing myself from football. >> reporter: indianapolis quarterback andrew luck after injuries sideline you had him during stretches of his career including the entire 2017 season announced he's quitting at age 29 >> it's taken my joy of this game away. >> and now you're starting to hear the reaction of some of the fans >> boo >> reporter: the was not immediately welcomed by his fans who booed. one fan taking off luck's number 12 jersey. >> i'd be lying if i said i didn't hear the reaction yeah, it hurt. i'll be honest, it hurt. >> reporter: dante stall wargt understand the decision. >> you take as many hits repeatedly game in, game out, over seven straight years, i can't imagine what he's going through. >> reporter: luck who played collegiately at stanford was the overall pick in t

nfl's biggest stars is leaving the game retiring at just 29 from the hard-hitting sport, in an emotional statement quarterback andrew luck says he's had enough nbc's ron mott has more. >> this is not an easy decision. honestly it's the hardest decision of my life. >> reporter: a brutal sport has lost a warrior >> the only way forward for me is to remove myself from football >> reporter: indianapolis colts quarterback andrew luck, after a string of injuries sidelined him for long stretches during his career, including the entire 2017 season, announced he's quitting at age 29 >> it's taken my joy of this game away. >> and now you're starting to hear the reaction ofsome of th fans >> boo >> reporter: the news was not welcome by his home fans who booed. >> he's taking his andrew luck jersey off >> reporter: one fan taking off luck's number 12 jersey. >> i'd be lying if i said i didn't hear the reaction it hurt. i'll be honest, chap, it hurt. >> reporter: former player dante stallworth understands the decision >> to take as many hits as he has repeatedly, game in, game out, over seven straight years, i can't imagine what

matching their lease obligations with their member community leases so, to answer your question, andrew, it is hard in here that really stoondz out that's a huge positive other than the fact that they've had tremendous revenue growth right. they've doubled their revenues up 105% in fiscal 2017 obviously, they got the growth on the top line. it's getting through some sort of path to go. >> when you look at the numbers, do you say they're better, that they're stickier numbers now that they're focusing on the enterprise as opposed to the random freelancer, besides effectively real estate as a service, which effectively is the model they've built? >> yeah. they've added some technology companies through acquisitions this, they use a term that sound like software is a service right? >> right >> it sounds like salesforce in reality andrew their average commitment towards a lease is 15 years and their average member community or enterprise customer commitment lease is 15 months. so how do you max that out if the economy turn itself down that's the real challenge for them, i think. even though they've put

our 2020 candidates, are they trying too hard to impress the voters? here's andrewg off the dance moves. ♪ sounds like jazzer size. and pete boourt trying to slide at the iowa state fair. you don't like this? >> no. trump would never do this. if an aid said would you go down this slide, he'd go no, you're fired. he picks things that aren't -- the risk is minimal to nonexistent. he went on s and l. but he emerged unskadzed. s and l got attacked for it. he'll never kiss a baby, never eat a giant hot dog that's too big for his mouth. >> i couldn't do that. you would do it. >> what he did do is landed a helicopter at the iowa state fair and gave kids rides in the helicopter. >> that's cool. >> that's the move. yang has moves. >> he can go to a black wedding with that electric slide, it's standard. >> emily? >> i think it's all about the authenticity f you do what you normally would it's fine, funny, it looks great. if you don't, i had to turn off the video earlier, oh, god, i was cringing. >> the dancing? >> the slide. >> that slide is not electric. >> don't go anywhere

they are professional individuals who work very hard to keep our public safe. my condolences to andrewper's family and his colleagues, who must be absolutely devastated. he was doing his duty, examining apparently what had happened at a burglary, and was killed in the line of duty. i am pleased that ten arrests have apparently already been made, but we have to remember there isa human made, but we have to remember there is a human being here and a family involved and colleagues, and this is the danger that police officers face. as the tributes pour in, police are appealing for witnesses. this was near a busy stretch of road between reading and newbury, so they wa nt between reading and newbury, so they want drivers who were passing through the area last night to come forward. chi chi izundu is at the scene near the village of ufton nervet in berkshire. what is the latest? what are the police saying? police are still conducting a fingertip search. the forensic tents are erected behind us. forensic tents are erected behind us. they are looking at a pile of something that is in the middle

. >> it's a hard question, lawrence. i think andrewrprise breakout star did a good job of raising issues the other candidates aren't talking about. >> we'll leave it there. thank you both for joining us. when we come back, the russians have decided who they do not want to be the democratic presidential nominee or least at least one of the people they don't want to be the democratic presidential nominee and more democrats in the house coming out in favor of the impeachment including the chairman of the foreign affairs committee. elliott engle. he will join us. will join us. most people think a button is just a button. ♪ that a speaker is just a speaker. ♪ or - that the journey can't be the destination. most people haven't driven a lincoln. discover the lincoln approach to craftsmanship at the lincoln summer invitation. right now, get 0% apr on all 2019 lincoln vehicles plus no payments for up to 90 days. only at your lincoln dealer. plus no payments for up to 90 days. do you want ready to wear clothing without all the hassle? you can, w

. >> it's a hard question, lawrence. i think andrewsurprise breakout star did a good job of raising issues the other candidates aren't talking about. >> we'll leave it there. thank you both for joining us. when we come back, the russians have decided who they do not want to be the democratic presidential nominee or least at least one of the people they don't want to be the democratic presidential nominee and more democrats in the house coming out in favor of the impeachment including the chairman of the foreign affairs committee. elliott engle. he will join us. - choosing to foster a child is choosing to nurture and emotionally support children in urgent need. it's not just about opening up your home; it is also about opening up your heart. consider fostering. it's how we care for our cancer patients- like job. when he was diagnosed with cancer, his team at ctca created a personalized care plan to treat his cancer and side effects. so job could continue to work and stay strong for his family. this is how we inspire hope. this is how we

we've had warren harding problems and andrew johnson problems, but the donald trump problem is quitearge because of his -- you know, trying to be a -- have a -- he has a dictatorial bent that needs checked a lot, and it's the courts that are going to have to do the checking in the immediate realm. >> i think contacting your congressm congressman, being involved in politics, voting, making your feelings known about these kinds of things. [ applause ] >> you know, it would matter to you if constituents contacted you. people can't take things for granted. i think there's such a complicated world, and we're all busy and we have so much to do and the thing seems to be running without us. it's really not. it's not running well without us, and so i think the only thing you can do is participate, is to be vigilant and really look at things, and make your feelings known, not just by voting. voting's important, but coming out to meetings, meeting congressmen rk congressmen, writing to them. letting people know they're out there. if they become too complacent about all of this, the system just

people to eat the fried oreos, and andrew yang eating a turkey leg which by the way he he's been to, he loves renaissance fairs, which ty're . >> i'm not going to ge hmm a harde his ideas not too bad. >>f the number friends i have that are right leaning libertarian they s a lot they agree with andrew yang about. >> also unlike, candidates this guy's authretic. the rest canned hacks. this guy is an authentic cuman beings. anned hacks. >> choned hacks. >> i tht you were saying canned ham which i believe you can get that f at the iowa state fair. >> i like -- he's a real person. >> are you part of the yang gang willing to annou the final fivenc you t oim aren a member e yang gang. >>n can't swear o television but we'll just go with hell no. no way i want himn there. he has the idea of sending all of the dephetments around country, great idea. i want to make s we're doing es. this. we talkela about gnd, i'm excited about this. >> yeah. i want to be governor of agree sgland you want to be governor of greenland. not do that, you haveo answer a couple questatns around the st you want toeign over. > facts don't matter in americ >> tim young playing the lightning rou

the streets to day basis will hit hong kong's economy pretty hard indeed we will continue to monitor what goes on in hong kong with you andrew through the day andrew thomas force in hong kong. now there's another flash point in asia that we're keeping a very close eye on and that's india where its prime minister is holding a cabinet meeting this hour the situation in indian administered kashmir is likely to be discussed the government has imposed an indefinite security lockdown in parts of the region prominent local politicians have been put under house arrest so when lines are down and the internet is not working priyanka gupta has the latest. parts of kashmir under lockdown thousands of indian troops monitored checkpoints neighborhoods and squares and moves soldiers are arriving schools and colleges are shot overnight mobile internet is blocked politicise ins are appealing for calm. they are mello would say i appeal to the people of the state to meet in the dark but they should maintain peace and happy since it is very necessary we should not take any step that would disturb us in the region. by sunday india put 3 prominen

hard at what happened to make sure that we minimise disruption in future. the us financier jeffrey epstein — whose acqauintances included president trump and prince andrew — iss prison cell in new york while awaiting trial on child sex—trafficking charges. michael gove says there'll be a bail—out fund for businesses hit by brexit. wet and windy conditions cause disruption to travellers, with the west coast mainline hit by flooding. the family of a 15—year—old girl missing in malaysia thank the search teams who are scouring the jungle for her. more than a million people are evacuated from their homes as a powerful typhoon hits china. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, shutting down the net. speeding up border checks. and completing the circle of life. oh, everyone, calm down. we're here. the back—up has arrived! stand by, please. stand by, alexandra palace. switch out, regions, switch out. and cut to the palace. this is alexandra palace, the birthplace of television. on 2 november 1936, the world's first regular high—definition public television service was broadcast from there. tvjoined radio and the printed word in bringing us entertainment an

hard to shake off. it's interesting to see andrew yang climbing up in the top five. that's an interesting new development. but biden has a velcro lock on a certain set of voters who are not going anywhere. >> one of knows groups that he has a strong lock on are black voters. he has 46 support, the next closest -- they are way behind warren and sanders with 10%. harris just 7%. interview with black journalists. biden said black voters might prefer him and know him and his character. he did caution in 2008 he had more black support in south carolina. about but once he lost big in iowa it didn't matter. do you think that that support is like velcro as you say as well. >> listen, i think for older black voters shall it dsh it's interesting, the african-american voter, theland other black voter is a very sophisticated voter politically. it's not just that they are comfortable with him, obama picked him, et cetera. any also field that their white peers are more comfortable with biden. and they want to beat trump. and they believe their white older peers are more comfortabl

hard border. two other news now. the man charged with the murder of pc andrew harper, killed on duty last thursday, has appeared at readingeft of a quad bike. he denies the charges and his solicitor called on the police to follow all lines of inquiry to establish who was responsible. pc harper of thames valley police had only been married for a month. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has the story. and a warning: this report does contain flashing images. being brought upstairs in handcuffs at reading magistrates court today, jed foster, who was charged last night with the murder of pc andrew harper. the 20—year—old is also accused of the theft of a quad bike, just before the police officer died. pc harper's family came to court to see the man accused of killing him in person, to bear witness to his first appearance in the dock. during the two—minute hearing, jed foster simply confirmed his name, date of birth and his address near reading. his family were also in court, including his mother, holding a teddy bear, and afterwards, his solicitor made this statement. on behalf of him and his family, he emphatical

andrew. they are trying to get out of the state. a lot of school, a lot of businesses here, they are really looking hard on whether they are going toy open. people are trying to get out of the state of florida. when those evacuation orders become mandatory, they will lift of the total requirement on the highways. they hope that people will get out of the state. most flights are booked. if they're not booked, they are very expensive. >> absolutely. west palm beach. thank you. the path possibilities are just too big. >> paul has been tracking those for us. >> we are still three or four days away from landfall. so much can happen in and change. we know this. it is strong and getting stronger. the advisors come every three hours. in between the advisories, they category 3 to category 4. they said they are not waiting, let's make it a category 4 right now. when will this happen? will this happen before it makes landfall , or will it make this turn on landfall. we don't know exactly what is going to happen. we know that a very strong storm is heading in the general direction. we will keep it on the for you. >>> 80 degrees in and is a tod

andrew yang. we have so many talented and capable folks it is hard to pick between them. >> another common theme, climate change. young activists want the party to allow for a climate debate. it was voted down, but candidates told us they support it. >> i'm ready for a climate debate if it comes up, and i think it is probably one of the most pressing issues facing up and probably one of the most urgent reasons we need a new president. >> reporter: one front-runner candidate noticeably missing. that was vice president joe biden. he decided to skip this event to campaign in new hampshire. one dnc member said they thought it was a strategic error, another said it is a long campaign, we have plenty of time to hear his pitch. abc news. >>> yesterday a san francisco federal court ruled president trump cannot with hold federal funding because of sanctuary laws that protect undocumented immigrants from i.c.e. raise. president trump issued the order after taking office in january 2017. santa clara county stood to lose $1.7 billion in federal funding. the court later issued a preliminary injunction and tha

andrew yang. we have so many talented and capable folks it is hard to pick between them. >> reporter: another common theme of the dnc meeting, climate change. young activists want the party to allow for debate. it was voted down but candidates support it. >> i'm ready for a climate debate if it comes up and i think it is one of the most precious issues facing up and one of the most urgent weisons we need a new president. >> reporter: one candidate was noticeably missing, former vice president joe biden. he decided to skip to campaign in new hampshire. one member thought it was an error, other said we have plenty of time to hear his pitch. liz kreutz, "abc 7 news." >>> san francisco and santa clara county are declaring a legal victory. yesterday a san francisco federal court ruled president trump cannot withhold federal funding because of sanctuary laws that protect undocumented immigrants from i.c.e. aids. president trump issued the order after taking office in january 2017. santa clara county stood to lose $1.7 billion in federal funding. the court issued an injunction and it never took place. yest

hard decision. and he maintains there was fault on both sides. >>> britain's royal family is on the defense trying to distance andrew from the jeffrey epstein's sexual scandal. new video has emerged connecting him to the deceased billionaire. reports from buckingham palace. >> reporter: britain's andrew said he is appalled by recent sexual abuse claims about his former friend jeffrey epstein. the wealthy businessman who hanged himself in a new york jail this month while facing text trafficking charges. this video allegedly shows andrew and epstein's manhattan mansion. waving goodbye to a young woman as he peers out the door. the footage was reportedly shot in 2010. less than an hour after epstein left the house with another young woman. the prints appears to check that no one was looking. in an unusual move buckingham palace issued a statement on behalf of queen elizabeth middle son. the palace road his royal highness or deplores the exploitation of any human being. and the suggestion he would condone participate in or encourage any stuffed such behavior is a boring. the video of the royal was recorded two years after epstein was convicted for solic

and already we have seen andrew knows very well, it is hard to open the batting in a test match, jasonoment, australia made a brave decision this morning to win the toss and to bowl, and so far it looks like it is paying off for them. joe, thank you. great britain's georgia taylor—brown and jess learmonth have been disqualified at the triathlon olympic test event in tokyo, after crossing the line hand in hand in first place. although learmonth was initially given the win, both were later disqualified under a rule that says you can't intentionally cross the line together. it meant bermuda's flora duffy was given first place, and great britain's vicky holland was upgraded to third. the anthonyjoshua/ andy ruinunior rematch saga seems set to continue after ruiz told a mexican tv station that he had not yet signed up to the fight. this news comes just three days afterjoshua's promoter eddie hearn stated at a press conference that the rematch would take place in saudi arabia on 7th of december. but ruiz, who is the unified world heavyweight champion insists negotiations are still ongoing. a

hard to deliver on them. it is, and the delivery will be down to industry. you recently saw andrew we need emergency action. i've lived through 20 years of climate action where we have not moved the dial a centimetre. we're still headed towards catastrophe. we need something new. so if i was the prime minister of this country, what i would be doing is getting all the industries together, saying i'm watching you all, you're all scared to move first because you don't want to lose your advantage. how will we move together collectively? give me your pledges, so that i can take them to the un and show that we're actually going to lead. because when companies make pledges, particularly short—term ones, they tend to stand by them. and what about governments? there are some interesting remarks from zhou dadi, a member of china's national expert panel on climate change last summer, where he said china is the number one emitter of greenhouse gases. we hold our hands up, so china will take more action internationally to combat climate change. he then said china had already reduced emissions i

[laughter] kyle: it is hard, but you get used to it. in the impeachment of andrew johnson, one of the articles of impeachment involved speechwriting. the president had done a tour of the country defending his version of reconstruction and had apparently been so crude and offensive and unpresidential and his criticism of the radical republicans that they wrote that as a reason for his removal from office. is it possible for president to say something, right something, or tweet something that would justify removal from office? [laughter] kyle: it would justify the removal of the writer. [laughter] john: that's what you live in fear of. johnson didn't have writers. so impeachment. can't answerly, i that question. i think if he says something then he perjured himself, yes. it's like the sign of an actual crime. sarada: there are questions about this presidency, the use of his twitter account, a leading tweets, whether he is in violation of the presidential records act. as john said, one of the things that speechwriters live in fear of is being wrong. -- maybe nothing t

andrew travelled with virginia roberts and jeffrey epstein. the pilot gives dates and locations. curious company for the queen's second son. the palace has pushed back hardubt over the claim. it's also not evidence that's been put into a court of law with cross—examination. when it was released, it came with something of a health warning from the court. but there are more papers to come, and alongside the video released earlier this week, today's allegations are a reminder of, at best, a terrible error ofjudgement. jonny dymond, bbc news. nearly 700,000 rohingya muslims fled their homes in myanmar following a military offensive in rakhine state in 2017. but there are many other non—rohingya muslims that still live and work in the predominantly buddhist country. one has been sharing his story with our correspondent nick beake. we're in downtown yangon and this is the sule pagoda, it's one of thousands you see across myanmar, which is mainly a buddhist country. but just over the road, we've got a mosque. there's a hindu temple down that way and a church up there. this is the thing about this place, it's got a really long history of being extremely diverse.

andrew traveled with virginia roberts and jeffrey epstein. ates alot gives locations. curious company for the queen's second son. the palace has pushed back hard. the statement submitted, it said, "shows a number of einconsistencies between duke's alledge location and his actual location. in some cases he is on different continents. it is emphatically deny that the duke of york at any form o o sexual conta relationship with virginia roberts. any claim to the contrary is false and without foundation." the fact that some of the dates and locations in this are wrong does cast out over the claim. it is also not evidence that has been put into a court of law with cross-examination. when it wasel reased, it came with something of a health warning. rebut there are apers to come, and alongside the video released earlier this week, today's allegations are a reminder of at best a terrible error of judgment. sophie: you are watc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, from lowbrow to high drama and everything in between. we speak to television c and author emily nussbaum about how tv has changed. ph: the bbc has been looking at older wor

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hard at what happened to make sure we minimise disruption in the future. the us financierjeffrey epstein, whose acquaintances included president trump and prince andrew, is founditions cause disruption to travellers, with the west coast main line hit by flooding. michael gove says there'll be a bail—out fund

andrew travelled with virginia roberts and jeffrey epstein. the pilot gives dates and locations. curious company for the queen's second son. the palace has pushed back hardumber of inconsistencies between the duke's alleged location and his actual location, in some cases he is on different continents." "it is emphatically denied that the duke of york had any form of sexual contact or relationship with virginia roberts — any claim to the contrary is false and without foundation. " the fact that some of the dates and locations in this are wrong does cast doubt over the claim. it's also not evidence that's been put into a court of law with cross—examination. when it was released, it came with something of a health warning from the court. but there are more papers to come, and alongside the video released earlier this week, today's allegations are a reminder of, at best, a terrible error of judgment. jonny dymond, bbc news. much more to come on bbc news, including this: an alien invasion. 2 million people want to storm this military base in nevada. why? washington, the world's most political city, is assessing the health of the world's most powerful man. i d

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