here. 0k, anna holligan, thank you for bringing us _ devastation here. 0k, anna holligan, thank youevastation here. 0k, anna holligan, thank you for bringing us the latest . thank you for bringing us the latest from the scene of that crash in which one person has died. london city has become only the second uk airport to scrap the current limits on liquids. from 100 mililitres to two litres. that's thanks to new x ray machines which are now in place across all its security lanes. other major airports are due to bring in the technology next year. katy austin reports. change is arriving. restrictions on what can go in cabin baggage came in in 2006, after a plot to bring down flights was uncovered. now, any liquids must be in containers of less than 100 millilitres, all put in a clear plastic bag. laptops must be taken out. at london city airport, high—tech machines at security mean that rule has ended. how about the things in my bag, then? so, i've come prepared with my toothpaste and my deodorant in a plastic bag. yeah, you don't need the small plastic bag any more, you can leave all

really interesting detail there, anna holligan at the hague, and barbara platt usherfrom anna holliganacuate from the ground, adapting and changing, and attempting to get more people out. more on the situation in sudan, we will now return to that story later on the programme. let's turn to another story that has just broken in the last half an hour or so that i brought you, which is that the right wing us rebroadcast or fox news says it has parted company with tucker carlson, one of its most controversial and popular presenters. they said mr carson had made his last appearance on the network already, they didn't say why. the announcement comes days after fox news agreed to pay almost $800 million after misinformation about the 2020 us election. let's head to michelle with the latest on that breaking story. that's quite an democratic development. it is. democratic development. it is, matthew _ democratic development. it is, matthew. fox _ democratic development. it is, matthew. fox is _ democratic development. it is, matthew. fox is essentially - democratic development. it 3 matthew. fo

anna holligan is following the story and joins us from the hague in the netherlands.s like to live under that sort of air traffic?— of air traffic? there are some impressive — of air traffic? there are some impressive calculations - of air traffic? there are some | impressive calculations there, of air traffic? there are some - impressive calculations there, ben. the court ruled that the dutch government in the hague violated european law because it fails to explore and exhaust alternatives to cutting the flights. and also, it failed to consult all interested parties. of course, schipholairport is a major hub for global aviation and its existence helps to contribute to the small nation's prosperity. so, yes, i have been speaking to a lot of people who are directly affected, including one family who told me about how living close to schiphol impact on their life. the garretsons are among thousands of families who live beneath a flight path. you adjust for it, for quite a part. the last few months have been really intense. they want to grow. and i don't think that is po

the driver and two conductors were among the injured. 0ur correspondent anna holligan is at the scenean see here you can see here an you can see here an idea of what happened. a freight train and this double—decker passenger train hit some kind of construction trend that is understood to have been carrying a crane. 0ne is understood to have been carrying a crane. one of the carriages went down the embankment, most of the windows on the lower floor of the train are shattered, one of the power cables has come down on the roof of first class as you can see. we know in the last few hours, the person who died was working for the construction company, no further details have been given although a police investigation is under way. i've been speaking to some locals who live around here, one of them a former military personnel who said he was can around 3:25am local time to the sound of what he described as a slow explosion. dutch king has been to the site but first he went to the homes of local people who opened their doors in the early hours and allowed their living rooms to be used by emer

anna holligan reports from schiphol airport. major artery in global aviation, providing the connections that contribute to this small nation's prosperity, but is situated in one of the most densely populated parts of the country. this family are amongst thousands who live beneath a flight path. the last few months — beneath a flight path. the last few months have _ beneath a flight path. the last few months have been - beneath a flight path. the last few months have been really i few months have been really intense. they wanted to go and i don't think it is possible here. , ., ., ., here. there is no room to grow. this house _ here. there is no room to grow. this house was _ here. there is no room to grow. this house was built _ here. there is no room to grow. this house was built earlier - this house was built earlier than amsterdam schiphol was built, why should we move? you hear this one _ built, why should we move? you hear this one again, _ built, why should we move? you hear this one again, yes, but during — hear this one

hospital in utrecht — others are being cared for in homes near the crash site. 0ur correspondent anna holligan crash. you can see this is the exact spot where the train derails. one of the carriages has gone down the embankment. an overhead power line has fallen on top of the other. if ijust spin the camera around, you can see in the distance there, emergency teams trying to establish how best to remove this wreckage. the dutch king willem—alexander visited the site earlier. he has also paid his condolences to those affected. the dutch prime minister also tweeted his, he said, a terrible train accident. his thoughts are with the relatives and all of the victims. it was 3:25 in the morning when the crash happened. 1:25 gmt. 50 people on board, 11 of them were looked after by people here living nearby. 19 others taken to an emergency hospital in utrecht, not farfrom here. the train driver is understood to be in hospital with fractures but is conscious. one person, of course, sadly died in this crash. an investigation is now under way to try to work out exactly what happened. and in the meantime,

earlier, anna holligan brought us the latest updates from voorschoten at the scene of the crash.ror that would have been on board. this was 3:25 local time. you can see one of the carriages on its side. just above you might be able to detect one of the overhead lines has come down. of the 30 people on board, 19 of them were taken to hospital, including the train driver who is understood to have broken bones but is conscious. the other people were cared for by people living nearby and i will spin the camera around to give you a picture of the wider scene here. as you can imagine, lots of local camera crews gathering behind here and more emergency services. there is a police cordon set up. it is now turning into an investigation, of course. the police have gone on board the train and are taking photographs to establish what happened. construction was taking place nearby and a small crane fell onto one of the tracks. two of them were already closed. a freight train was also involved, but the driver didn't need hospital treatment. you might be able to see itjust over in the distance.

take you live to the hague now the trial getting under way, we will get our latest updates from anna holligan is happening, they relate to a very specific period in history. this was durin: the specific period in history. this was during the battle _ specific period in history. this was during the battle for— specific period in history. this was | during the battle for independence in kosovo from serbia, we have witnessed a remarkable moment here in the hague, i am standing outside the kosovo specialist chambers, just a few moments ago hashim thaci the former prime minister and president of kosovo stood in court and replied to the judge who had listened to a summary of the charges, war crimes and crimes against humanity, the allegation he was involved in murder, forced disappearances, kidnapping, torture, he stood in court and he said i understand the charges, i am fully not guilty. the prosecutor ran through a summary almost like a history lesson of what these charges actually relate to. he talked as well about witness intimidation, the dangers of witness intimidation, the dangers of witness

let's speak now to anna holligan at the scene. welcome to you.he accident hauened? a , ,., ,. happened? as you see, it is a scene and an idea — happened? as you see, it is a scene and an idea of— happened? as you see, it is a scene and an idea of the _ happened? as you see, it is a scene and an idea of the terror _ happened? as you see, it is a scene and an idea of the terror that - happened? as you see, it is a scene and an idea of the terror that was i and an idea of the terror that was aboard the train. you can see one of the carriages on its side, just above, you might be able to detect one of the overhead power lines has come down. 30 people were on board, 19 taken to hospital including the train driver who is understood to have broken bones but is conscious. the other people were killed for by residents living nearby and i will spin round the camera to give you a picture of the wider scene, as you can imagine, lots of local camera crews gathering behind here, more emergency services and there is a police gordon set up and local people are w