detective inspector scott beard from the auckland city police.a chelsea supporter shouted racist abuse at the manchester city player, raheem sterling, during yesterday‘s premier league match at stamford bridge. video of the incident has been circulated on social media. a chelsea spokesman said the club was also investigating. fax machines will be banned across the nhs, under government plans to overhaul outdated technology. they‘ll be phased out by april 2020, and a ban on buying the machines brought in from next month. the royal college of surgeons has said it is "absurd" that hospital trusts still own more than 8,000 fax machines. lets return to brexit, and with the vote on the prime minister‘s proposed brexit withdrawal dealjust two days away, has she done enough to convince the electorate? nina warhurst has been touring the north west of england talking to voters about how they think the brexit process is going, and whether the prime minister‘s deal should be supported. ?her final report comes from the village of tarleton. ? this is wendy tar

in the fine weather in auckland!nd today ucb bridge, the harbour bridge in the background. —— mike you can see the background. —— mike you can see the bridge in the background, it looks stunning. there has been a laser show in auckland running up to midnightand laser show in auckland running up to midnight and that continuing. what a fabulous shot that is. the laser animation show featuring, amongst other characters, and adventurous little kiwi. so, happy 2019 to new zealand! we will bring you more images from around the world, of course, as various countries bring in the new year. and looking ahead to midnight here in the uk, of course, as well. the time is now 11:0aam. the home secretary, sajid javid, will chair a meeting of the border force and the national crime agency later, as he attempts to halt the flow of migrants trying to reach the uk across the channel. mrjavid returned to the uk this morning, cutting short a family holiday in south africa, to work out how to stem the problem which has seen more than 200

, enfrenta cargos por acuchillar el pasado mes de julio a una joven de 18 años de la estación de aucklandado alameda el 27 de diciembre. >>> hoy se cumplen 50 años del caso del asesino del zodíaco, a siete co décadas losinados crímenes, tenían pensado visitar la escena, pero por amenazas se canceló el plan. >>> manifestantes argumentan hoy frente a una institución de ice porque son obligados a esperar por horas dentro de vehículos y sin acceso a nada. >>> nos acompañan en vivo de las instalaciones de la agencia ice >>> aquí no hay ningún letrero que indica la existencia de una oficina de ice estamos al final de esta calle y ice dice que estas instalaciones son solo administrativas, pero es aquí que abogados dicen que detenidos han tenido que pasar horas en vehículos cerrados, sin acceso a los abogados. >>> por qué están protestando hoy. >>> estamos protestando porque aquí están ocurriendo detenciones ilegales donde se está negando los derechos funcionales a la gente. (ruido protesta). >>> personas y manifestantes marcharon hoy frente a esta oficina en morgan hill, una oficina administrati

, a busy street in central auckland, a busy street in central auckland, to the time where her body wasrs ago, earlier this afternoon. was found. probably about six hours ago, earlierthis afternoon. now was found. probably about six hours ago, earlier this afternoon. now as your reporter just says ago, earlier this afternoon. now as your reporterjust says the ago, earlier this afternoon. now as your reporter just says the focus 110w your reporter just says the focus now is on the movement of a red rental car, they are looking for any sightings of this car in the area near where her body was found. 0ver about the half—hour period on monday morning. this area where grace's body was found was about 45 minutes trying outside central auckland, very forested, bushy, a very narrow country road, and her body was only found about ten metres of the road. of course new zealand is a place where so many backpackers from all over the world go, and it is known asa over the world go, and it is known as a pretty safe place, generally, to go, and you talked about the shock and anger of people there. that

thank you so much, simon shepherd from newshub in auckland.has vowed to restore national unity, after the fourth weekend of protests over rising fuel taxes and living costs by so called "yellow vest" demonstrators. there were more than 2,000 arrests in clashes with police yesterday. president macron is expected to make an address to the nation on the protests tomorrow. pregnant women and people over the age of 65 are being urged to get the flu jab. it is after a fall in take—up compared to this time last year. public health england says it is better to get the vaccine before christmas, before the flu virus starts to circulate. the mobile firm 02 says it will be seeking millions in damages from network operator ericsson. it follows last week's day—long outage that meant millions of users couldn't access data on their phones. some reports suggest ericsson could face a bill of £100 million. an 18—year—old has been stabbed to death at a block of flats in south—east london. paramedics from the london air ambulance were called to the scene in greenw

grace had been staying at a backpacker‘s hostel in auckland.rday night a week ago, entering a hotel in the city with a male companion. police say he had been with her during the evening. a 26—year—old man has been charged with her murder and is due to appear in court on monday. chi chi izundu, bbc news. earlier i spoke to sarah robson, a reporter at radio new zealand in auckland. she told me that the disappearance of grace millane has been followed closely by the public in new zealand. there is a lot of shock and anger in new zealand about the disappearance of grace millane. the police say that while we have, grace's body has been found, they still have a lot of work to do, and piecing together what actually happened to grace from the moment she was last seen outside that hotel in central auckland, a busy, busy street in central auckland, to the time where her body was found, probably about six hours ago, earlier this afternoon. now, as your reporterjust said, the focus now is on the movements of a red rental car. they are looking for any sight

lauren from news hub in aqua and, thank you for talking to us. —— news hub in auckland. the flu jab, after a fall in take—up compared to this time last year. however, in november, gps reported a shortage of the new vaccine for the over—65s after a staggered delivery of supplies from the manufacturer to gps and pharmacies meant some older patients had to wait to be vaccinated. dr richard vautrey is the chair of the british medical assocation‘s gps committee and a practising gp in leeds from where hejoins me now. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news this evening. why are you seeing you believe 8—ball and the u pta ke of seeing you believe 8—ball and the uptake of vaccines? we have had concerns over the last two or three months with the phase a delivery over 65 vaccine. it is more effective so it was worth waiting for, but now we are encouraging patients to book an appointment with theirgp so patients to book an appointment with their gp so they can get immunized. we have had the vaccine for pregnant women throughout the autumn, and we wa nt to women throughout the autu

lauren paddy in auckland.isbury novichok poisoning, says he's worried the substance will eventually kill him, and he's terrified for the future. he became ill along with his partner dawn sturgess who later died, after coming into contact with the bottle containing the nerve agent used to attack sergei and julia skripal in march. our home affairs correspondent june kelly has more. it is six months since charlie rowley witnessed his partner dawn stu rgess collapse. she was convulsing and foaming at the mouth. i phoned 999. i was getting medical advice. on how to revive her. dawn sturgess had become an unintended victim of the nerve agent novichok. charlie rowley found what he thought was a discarded bottle of perfume and given it to her. in fact, it contained novichok and she sprayed it on her wrist. just over a week later, she was dead. i felt that i had poisoned ifelt that i had poisoned my girlfriends, and that was the ha rd est girlfriends, and that was the hardest thing to deal with. charlie rowley also cam

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grace millane was last seen on security video at a hotel in auckland more than a week ago.rder and is due in court tomorrow. the backpacker‘s father david arrived in new zealand on friday to make a public appeal for help in finding his daughter. he said she was fun—loving and outgoing. miss millane graduated from lincoln university in september. she had been travelling alone in new zealand for a fortnight following a trip through south america. it was supposed to have been the adventure of a lifetime. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. simon shepherd is a reporter at the new zealand news service newshub and joins us from outside the court in auckland. what has been happening inside the building? this morning the first appearance of the 26—year—old man charged with murder has been and is still under way. the judge has charged with murder has been and is still under way. thejudge has heard submissions about name and profession and we have seen the charge sheet for the first time, we can't reveal the name and details on the charge sheet because of the court process, but the judge

detectives found a body in woodland near auckland earlier, although formal identification is still toest. well, this 26 york man has made his first appearance in court since been charged with the murder of 22—year—old 6race millane. she was last seen in central auckland in the evening of december the first, and the man that she was spotted and security vision with is the man who has appeared in court today. the judge has addressed members of grace millane's family, saying that their grief must be desperate, and the judge also saying thatjustice for grace, he hoped would be swift and fair. this man's identity, we do not know too much about him. his identity has been suppressed and he has been remanded in custody. the judge said that he would be a high risk remand prisoner, and he is due backin risk remand prisoner, and he is due back in court in the later stages of next month. as you say, it is every pound's nightmare, especially for this have taken place in new zealand? we have to say that generally speaking, new zealand is a very safe and a very welcoming country. we are into the sum

as you say, a body was found during a police search about 25 km outside of auckland on sunday., but the police in new zealand are pretty sure that it is that of the british backpacker. those formal identifications will take place, but once again, it has shocked an entire nation, and this story is, of course, making global headlines. police in indonesia have seized 8,000 birds that were being smuggled illegally in just one week. 0fficers believe the birds are being snatched from the wilds of sumatra on a large scale. the three shipments were intercepted on their way to java. it is home to the largest bird markets in south—east asia and has a thriving illegal trade in songbirds. serene chng is from the wildlife trade organisation traffic. she explained more about the shipments. this is an unusually large number of birds seized in such a short period of time, because large seizures usually don't often take place so frequently. but the number of birds moved in a single shipment tend to number in the hundreds or thousands, so these are indeed quite representative of the scale of bir

she'd been staying at a backpackers‘ hostel in auckland city centre.aid to be ‘distraught‘. detective inspector scott beard gave this update. the investigation today has concentrated around her movements and activities in auckland since she's arrived in new zealand. a large part of that focus has been around cctv footage throughout auckland, because that is confirmed sightings of her. the longer this goes on, the more concerning it is. at the moment, we don't have any evidence of foul play, but we are keeping an open mind. today, spain is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its constitution, passed in the transition to democracy after the death of the fascist leader, general francisco franco. the country's current socialist government has promised to remove the dictator's body from its mausoleum — one of a number of moves made in a country still trying to overcome its buried, divided past. james reynolds reports from madrid. for decades, spain's past, buried deep into its ground, was left undisturbed. but now the country is slowly uncovering its dead.

hywell griffith, bbc news, auckland.months, weighed down by a fall in car sales and tougher conditions for manufacturers. it grew by 0.4% in the three months to october, slower than the 0.6% in the three months to september. the uk's trade deficit also widened. and retailers have suffered their worst november for almost a decade, with fewer customers visiting high streets and shopping centres. the british retail consortium said black friday deals on the internet had made a difficult year for shops even worse. our economics correspondent, andy verity, is here. more grim news from the high street. this was in spite of a big advertising campaign to counter the black friday effect. we didn't see fit full go up at all, in fact it was down. if you look at fitful for november, it was down by 3.2%. —— footfall. a project that in december it will be down by something like 4.296. it will be down by something like 4.2%. obviously that doesn't look good for high streets. we should distinguish between retail generally and retail on t

auckland police say they have not located her body. angus crawford reports.family orientated, grace millane‘s parents say her disappearance one week ago was entirely out of character and extremely hard for them to take. now they have been given the worst possible news. the evidence we have gathered to this point in the inquiry has established that this is a homicide. grace's family have been advised of this development, and they are devastated. police say a 26—year—old man will be charged with her murder when he appears in court on monday. grace arrived in new zealand last month, and had been staying at a backpackers‘ hostel in auckland. she was last spotted on saturday night entering a hotel in the city with a male companion who the police say had been with her during the evening. detectives have released pictures of jewellery they believe grace had with her, a necklace and a distinctive pink watch are both missing from her possessions and could help them find her body. grace's father arrived in new zealand yesterday. when he spoke to the media, he was hopef

news,griffith, bbc auckland.i: french president manuel macron promised t raise the minimum wage after an offered a series of tax concessions after weeks of violent protests swept the country. in a pritime televised e dress, mr. macron acknowledged that the anger of otest and warned against continued violence. resilience in -- lucy williamson cespedes from paris. itlucys not easy to spot what divides people here, politics kept under the neon protest uniforms. from the far left and far right brought together by a president who promised to unite france. after weeks of demanding a response to their protest, mr. macron addressed the nation today. me said they were not even bother to watch. "why should i listen to him? he doesn't listen to us." mr. macron spent the day lineening to proposals -- a humbler image, or just a smart political move? the test for emmanuel macron today is to show humility and concern. economic ccessions alone may not work. what protesters want, many say, is a sense that the president values the

hywel griffith, bbc news, auckland.laura: britain's prime minister dashed to europe today, holding talks with leaders as she tried to rescue the brexit deal. she s been to netherlands, germany, and tonight she is in brussels. the president of the european commission says the brexit cannot be tweaked. prospect of a no-confidence vote that may face her back home. re a leadership challenge tonight for theresa may? reporter: we don't know absolutely for sure, but it sound like the drumbeats are getting a bit louder. what has to happen is 48 mp's in her parliamentary party have to write to the governing body an ask for a vote of no confidence. it does look increasingly the case that that threshold of 48ha letterbeen breached. we are told that the man who might oversee this vote of no confidence has asked to see the prime minister tomorrow after her weekly appearance in the house. laura: how does a leadership challenge to the prime minister affect brexit and the vote that she hopes to hold on that brexit deal? naomi: it reall

grace millane was last seen on security video at a hotel in auckland more than a week ago. was with has been charged with her murder and is due in court tomorrow. the backpacker‘s father, david, arrived in new zealand on friday to make a public appeal for help in finding his daughter. he said she was fun—loving and outgoing. miss millane graduated from lincoln university in september. she had been travelling alone in new zealand for a fortnight following a trip through south america. it was supposed to have been the adventure of a lifetime. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. the mobile firm 02 says it will be seeking millions in damages from network operator ericsson. it follows last week's day—long outage that meant millions of users couldn't access data on their phones. some reports suggest ericsson could face a bill of £100 million. france's president, emmanuel macron, will meet trade unions and business leaders tomorrow, as he tries to bring four weeks of violent anti—government protests to an end. thousands of people have taken to the streets across france to protest again

a body believed to be hers was found in auckland. has been charged with her murder, as hywel griffith reports. hywel: her body was found here on the outskirts of auckland 8 days after she dispeared. a discovery which some found hard to bear. >> on behalf of new zealand, i want to apologize to grace's ldmily. your daughter shouave been safe here, and she wasn't, and i'm sorry for it. e's father was in court to see the man accused of killing his daughter charged with murde he cannot be identified after requesting his right under new zealand law not to be named. police allege she was withon gre he night out that ended with her death. she was staying at this backpacker's hospital. in just a few days, she made an impression on other avelers. >> i'm feeling very saddened. she just had a really nice. energy about h just sit like a really nice person. hywel: every month, thousands of backpackers arrive in new zealand for the it has a global reputationf being a safe and easy place to travel. ithwhy the murder has shocked and angered people he

. stepped in and taking control of this -- auckland.e re nce . moment ago a father having to do a press conference. these are the most appalling of situations to find yourself in. nothing can prepare you put that presumably. your own experiences i guess, but having been there i guess that is the point, you can offer some first—hand experience. that is right, and that is the lucie blackman trust usp, when people talk to us we know we know they how they are feeling, i know they how they are feeling, i know precisely how the family of grace millane are feeling. we were there seven months looking for lucie and fora there seven months looking for lucie and for a big chunk of that time i couldn't think properly or straight. the shock kind of shots your head down and i am sure that the millane family will be in that situation which is where the lucie blackman trust can keep things going and keep working for them. it must be so helpful to have you there, that organisation there, because not only is it of course devastating for the family it is

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grace was last seen in auckland a week ago., outgoing, fun—loving. in grace millane's hometown in essex, they're trying to comprehend the news that her disappearance is being treated as murder. this is very, very sad. devastating for the family, obviously, and friends. many of the young people in our parish knew her. some went to school with her and went on schooljourneys with her. so it will affect the parish really very badly. despite an extensive search, police have now reached this conclusion. the evidence we have gathered to this point in the inquiry has established that this is a homicide. grace's family have been advised of this development and they are devastated. police say a 26—year—old man will be charged with her murder when he appears in court on monday. grace arrived in new zealand last month and had been staying at a backpackers' hostel in auckland. she was last seen last saturday night entering a hotel in the city with a male companion, who the police say had been with her during the evening. detectives have rel

well, over the weekend, the police searched a bit of bushland about 25 km from the centre of auckland say that their search for grace is over, there will be a formal identification process through a postmortem, and the police are at pains to point out that the investigation is continuing, a lot of work still needs to be done and, of course, fundamental questions need to be addressed — how and why did this young british woman die? she's been in new zealand travelling alone for about a fortnight, following a group tour in south america. this was supposed to have been the adventure of a lifetime, but tragically for grace millane‘s family from england, it has ended in the most horrible of circumstances. in the new zealand court system, is it unusual for an accused to have the name to be suppressed? it does happen, and what we've had now is that the judge was willing to lift the suppression order on the suspect‘s identity. the lawyer said that he would make an appeal to ensure that his client's identity remained a secret, so for the next 20 days, that suppression order will be in place. up

we do understand that he was living in the auckland hotel where grace millane was last seen at the startbefore her body was found in hills to the west of auckland, and as we say, this is a police investigation that is continuing. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: putting the entire history of life on earth online — scientists plan to digitise millions of fossils hidden away in drawers for years. john lennon was shot at the entrance to the dakota building, in the centre of new york. there's been a crowd here, standing in more or less silent vigil, and the flowers have been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war ended at the walls of the old city of dubrovnik. this morning, witnesses said shells were landing every 20 seconds. people are celebrating the passing of a man they hold responsible for hundreds of deaths and oppression. elsewhere, people have been gathering to mourn his passing. imelda marcos, the widow of the former president of the philippines, has gone on trial in manila. she's facing seven charges of tax evasion. she pleaded not guilty. the prince and princess of wal

grace millane was last seen on security video at a hotel in auckland more than a week ago.en charged with her murder and is due in court tomorrow. the backpacker‘s father, david, arrived in new zealand on friday to make a public appeal for help in finding his daughter. he said she was fun loving and outgoing. 11,000 miles away in england, there have been prayers for the family at their local church in essex. miss millane graduated from lincoln university in september. she'd been travelling alone in new zealand for a fortnight, following a trip through south america. it was supposed to have been the adventure of a lifetime. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. earlier i spoke to the independent‘s travel editor, simon calder, and asked him if people should reconsider their travel plans. if you look at the statistics, though, being a traveller from britain abroad has never actually been safer. there are, very sadly, about 600 fatalities involving british holiday—makers, british travellers every year, but the vast majority are from road accidents, by far the leading cause, and also a

more from our correspondent in auckland, hywel griffith.in new zealand's south island. backpackers joined local people for the first of several vigils. among them was joshua, a the first of several vigils. among them wasjoshua, a friend of grace's brother, who plan to meet up with a 22 which? during her travels. brother, who plan to meet up with a 22 which? during her travelslj brother, who plan to meet up with a 22 which? during her travels. i wish i was there for her and them right now. i was there for her and them right 110w. “ i was there for her and them right now. -- the 22-year-old. i thought of her like a little sister as well. iam of her like a little sister as well. i am obviously glad that everyone is showing so much support. greece disappeared on december the 1st, but what started as a missing persons inquiry became a murder investigation. —— grace disappeared. a 26—year—old man from auckland is on remand accused of killing her. herfather on remand accused of killing her. her father david visited the woodland near auckland where

we do understand that he was living in the auckland hotel where grace millane was last seen at the startfore her body was found in hills to the west of auckland, and as we say, this is a police investigation that is continuing. thank you so much for that update. cuckoo the french president emmanuel macron will address the nation later, as he tries to bring four weeks of violent anti—government protests to an end. france has now had four weekends of demonstrations against fuel tax rises, high living costs, and other issues. about 125,000 protesters were on the streets on saturday, with more than 1700 arrested. lucy williamson is in paris. president macron is facing a couple of problems tonight. one is that if he tackled these protests a few weeks ago, he might have got away with simply cancelling the rise in fuel taxes. the trouble is, since then the movement has grown, and with it the movement's demands, and the second problem he faces is that it's also a very diverse movement. people havejoined it bringing all kinds of grievances, so satisfying all of them is going to be quite difficult

police say grace millane was last seen at an auckland hotel with a "male companion".in cash machine robberies — attacks on atms nearly double in four years — with thieves using explosives and ram raids to steal money. and with christmas just around the corner — what's more environmentally friendly — a real tree or an artificial one? good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. with just days to go until mps in the house of commons decide whether to back theresa may's brexit agreement, senior ministers across government are making a renewed push to convince the public that it's the best deal available. it comes amid continuing anxiety in downing street that nearly 100 conservative backbenchers could rebel against the government next week. let's have a look at this morning's developments. the prime minister has deployed 30 government ministers to visit schools, hospitals and businesses across the uk today, as she attempts to sell her brexit deal. rebel backbenchers have dismissed a possible compromise over the deal‘s most controversial element — the northern ireland back

the 22—year—old was last seen in auckland over a week ago.due to appear in court on monday charged with her murder. this is the area police had cordoned off early in the day, describing it asa off early in the day, describing it as a location of interest. detective inspector scott reid announcing the news that no one wanted to hear. we located the body that we believe to be grace. the formal identification process will now take place. based on evidence we have gathered in the past few days we expect that this is grace. 0bviously past few days we expect that this is grace. obviously this brings the search for grace to an end. this is a numb bearable time for the family and our hearts go out to them. police released pictures of a red rental car and asked the public for any sightings of last monday. 0fficers confirmed a postmortem investigation will be conducted on the body found. 22—year—old grace was on a year—long worldwide trip and had been in contact with her family nearly every day since she had got to new zealand, until december one, the

tomorrow at 26—year—old man will appear in court in auckland charged with her murder.w and why grace millane died will be the focus of an intense investigation that new zealand police say is far from over. a body found in a forest in the waitakere ranges, a beauty spot with hiking trails a short drive from auckland, is thought to be that of the university graduate from essex. police say the remains were discovered close to a main road. we located a body which we believe to be grace. the formal identification process will now take place but based on the evidence we have gathered over the past few days we expect that this is grace. obviously this brings the search for grace to an end. it is an unbearable time for the millane family and our hearts go out to them. grace millane was last seen on security video at a hotel in auckland more than a week ago. the 26—year—old man she was with has been charged with her murder and is due in court tomorrow. the backpacker‘s father david arrived in new zealand on friday to make a public appeal for help in finding his daughter. he sai

auckland. detectives say they want to trace a toyota corolla which was hired last week. a 26—year—old man is due to appear in court on monday charged with her murder. president trump says his chief of staff, john kelly, will leave his post at the end of the month. he told reporters he would decide on general kelly's replacement within the next few days. as chief of staff, he was widely seen as bringing discipline to the white house. there's dismay at the un climate talks after the us, russia, saudi arabia, and kuwait objected to a major scientific report on global warming. the report recommends that carbon emissions be halved over the next 12 years to keep the global rise in temperatures under 1.5 degrees celsius. it is 4:30am on bbc news. it is time for click. this week: can tech save the world? we've got plastic soup, solar islands and recycled cars. planet earth is under attack... ..from us.

the 26-year-old man from auckland is accused of killing her. her father visited the woodland near auckland where she was found, taking officers for their work and taking part in a maori blessing on the damp soil where grace's body lay. the dense undergrowth may hold ues about how she came to be here. officers have asked thp public to helem find a shovel that they believe is linked to her death. grace's body was found near to hear. although it has been removed, the investigation is activepo. ce are looking for any signs of disturbance anything that was left behind. new zealanders are desperate to family, to show the world how much they care about her daughter who died so far from home. hy auckland.h, bbc news, laura: britain's prime mister dashed to europe tay, holding talks with leaders as she tried to rescue the brexitl. d she has been to netherlands, germany, and tonight she is in brussels. the president of the european commission says the brexit cannotke be tw prospect of a no-confidence vote that may face her back home. is there a leadershi

more from our correspondent in auckland, hywel griffith. another heartbreaking day for the millane family as grace's father and uncle came here to visit the site where her body was found. now, alongside the detective who has led the investigation into grace's murder, they took part in a traditional maori blessing service in the undergrowth of the place where she was found. flowers now mark that location. members of the public have also been bringing their flowers here to show their compassion towards the family. although the frantic teams have finished their work at this site, we have seen other officers working through the dance woodland nearby looking for any signs of disturbance, any evidence left behind, as they build their case against the 26—year—old man they allege murdered grace, and as part of that they have issued a new public appeal for anyone who has found a shovel, a hardwood, red topped shovel which they believe could have been discarded after grace's disappearance. now, that sense of shock over grace's murder is still palpabl

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grace millane was last seen on security video at a hotel in auckland more than a week ago.an she was with has been charged with her murder and is due in court tomorrow. the backpacker‘s father david arrived in new zealand on friday to make a public appeal for help in finding his daughter. he said she was fun—loving and outgoing. miss millane graduated from lincoln university in september. she had been travelling alone in new zealand for a fortnight following a trip through south america. it was supposed to have been the adventure of a lifetime. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the first round of talks between yemen's warring sides has been held in sweden. discussions between the yemeni government and houthi rebel representatives focussed on a potential prisoner swap, creating humanitarian aid corridors, and stemming violence in the main port, hodeida. the four year war has left millions on the brink of starvation and tens of thousands dead. china has summoned the us ambassador in beijing and protested against the

they had been searching bushland about 2k kilometres west of auckland.as well which was hired last week. a 26—year—old man is due to appear on court on monday, charged with her murder. you might remember, grace millane graduated from the university of lincoln in september and embarked on a year—long worldwide trip. after visiting peru she arrived in new zealand on november 20 and had been in the daily contact with her family until december one, that is the day before the 22nd birthday. since early this morning we have had a scene examination here in the sectional push behind me. this area was identified late last night as a location of interest as a result of oui’ location of interest as a result of our investigative work. i can now advise that a short time ago we located a body which we believe to be race. the formal identification process will lay it —— now take place —— grace millane. we expect that this is grace millane. 0bviously that this is grace millane. obviously this brings the search to an end. it is numb bearable time for the family and our h

more on what has been going on in auckland.el griffith is outside the court in auckland, and he sent us this update. grace millane's murder has shocked people in new zealand, a country which welcomes thousands of backpackers every month. her father came to court as a man accused of killing his daughter is formally charged of her mortar. thejudge said he simply did not know what to say to her family, said he simply did not know what to say to herfamily, and you their grief must be desperate. he said justice will be fair, shift and ultimately will give them peace. grace was seen ultimately will give them peace. grace was seen around ultimately will give them peace. grace was seen around the corner at an apartment building and we understand that is where the 26th year old man had been living. he cannot be named for legal reasons but will appear in court again next month. the investigation is continuing. her body was found on the outskirts of auckland. it may be in transferred using a red hire car. they are still going through cctv

grace millane was last seen on security video at a hotel in auckland more than a week ago.—old man she was with has been charged with her murder and is due in court tomorrow. the backpacker‘s father, david, arrived in new zealand on friday to make a public appeal for help in finding his daughter. he said she was fun—loving and outgoing. 11,000 miles away in england, there have been prayers for the family at their local church in essex. ms millane graduated from lincoln university in september. she'd been travelling alone in new zealand for a fortnight, following a trip through south america. it was supposed to have been the adventure of a lifetime. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. president trump is looking for his third chief of staff in the first two years of his presidency after he announced thatjohn kelly would depart at the end of the year. the retired marine general, who had previously served as homeland security secretary, recently had to deny reports that he privately called mrtrump an idiot. talks have broken down at the united nations climate change conference in po

that ended auckland city's seven—year run at the club world cup, and the winner will play tunisian clubr players, you know, they are not professional, they have otherjobs, are not professional, they have other jobs, they have are not professional, they have otherjobs, they have other lives. and, you know, but at the same time, including justin here, who we've got a lot of players that have represented new zealand, have been at fifa competitions before. i touched on, you know, the o—league campaign, as well, playing in front of big crowds and very difficult conditions and environments, and those are the experiences that we draw on as a group. and you know, tomorrow is a new experience, but it will be an experience we will really relish. now to cricket, and they came closer than many expected to what would have been an impressive win in the first test, and australia are taking a sense of optimism into the second match against india on friday in perth. it was the aussies' first home defeat in ten years against the team who are currently number one in the world, and their coach, justin lang

we can speak now to tvnz reporter gill higgins, who is in auckland.u forjoining us. devastating news for the family overnight. what's the latest, what do we know at this stage? we know the police are treating this as a homicide. they're questioning a man of interest, a 26—year—old man the last to be seen with grace millane on the saturday night. they were going into the city life hotel, they've also secured a vehicle of interest and they've mention there are items missing from grace's belongings, which were found in the hostel they were staying in. abedi casio watch, a silver pendant and her passport —— a baby. there are clues coming together but we don't know much more than that at the moment. what do you think the police hope to achieve by releasing images of those items, her necklace and her watch? it's interesting, they actually released those photos before they said they were treating it as before they said they were treating itasa before they said they were treating it as a homicide, so that was to try to elicit more information from the public