question as a saint which remains that these children, the seven—year—old bana that these children, the seven—year—old ba na al abedna al abed, the young girl who was tweeting to thousands from east aleppo about the situation she and her mother were facing, she, tamim, all these children and families are going to a place probably now which may well be just as dangerous as east aleppo was. unless a political solution to the problem in syria is found very quickly. thank you very much for that. james norman in beirut. mps have begun taking evidence in an inquiry into combating doping in sport. the culture, media and sport committee are putting questions to team sky, british cycling and the world anti—doping agency. and in the last few minutes they have in hearing from sir dave brailsford, team sky boss, and various allegations about sir bradley wiggins. our sports news correspondent richard conway gave us have we learned anything new from these hearings, richard 7 have we learned anything new from these hearings, richard? , colledge main issues under discussion, with some of the leading figures past and present from b

and seven—year—old seven year old bana al abed — whose tweets about life in aleppo gained her a worldwideng — has also been rescued. we endured endless bombardment in aleppo. we managed to escape the destruction because our house was reduced to rubble. but tens of thousands of people are still trapped in aleppo. we'll have the latest on the evacuations. also this lunchtime. a wave of strikes by thousands of workers gets underway — hitting trains, post offices and airlines in the run—up to christmas. chaos at stormont as members walk out in a row over a no confidence vote in the first minister. all for footballing home all forfootballing home nations are finally £80,000 by fifa for displaying remembrance day poppies. hello darlings, i'm zsa zsa. and zsa zsa gabor — who once boasted she was "famous for being famous" — has died aged 99. and coming up in support, can a year makes a triple sentry in chennai as india include a record—breaking test score on england. —— nair hits a triple century. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. evacuations in syria are underway again from bot

and seven—year—old bana al—abed — whose messages about life in aleppo gained a worldwide following —. translation: we have managed to escape the destruction because our house was reduced to rubble. in northern ireland — a vote of no confidence in the first minister because of her role in a controversial energy scheme. theresa may says she told leaders at last week's summit that she wanted a smooth and orderly brexit. in ankara — the russian ambassador to turkey has been in ankara — the russian ambassador to turkey has been shot and killed. the gunman is still at large. and a scintilating triple century for india — as england struggle in the fifth test in chennai. it's 5pm. our main story is the series of strikes — involving thousands of workers — taking place in the run—up to christmas, affecting rail and postal services. the post office says a third of its large high—street branches are closed — because of a strike by staff protesting againstjob cuts and changes to their pensions. there's also been further disruption on southern rail — as rmt members stage another 48—hour strike abo

and seven—year—old bana al abed, whose tweets about life in aleppo gained a worldwide following is alsocued. thousands of workers stage a series of strikes, hitting trains, post offices and airlines in the run up to christmas. a french court finds imf chief christine lagarde guilty of negligence over a massive pay out to a tycoon when she was finance minister. there's chaos at stormont as members walk out in a row over a no confidence vote in the first minister. theresa may delivers her statement in the commons on the eu summit. we've that live half past three. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the un security council has unanimously approved a resolution urging immediate deployment of united nations monitors to eastern aleppo. meanwhile, evacuations in syria are underway again from both east aleppo and government controlled villages. almost 50 orphans who'd been trapped in a rebel held enclave in eastern aleppo for months have finally been brought out to safety, some are in a critical condition from injuries or dehydration. and a seven—year—old girl, bana al abed, who gained inte

and seven—year—old bana al abed, whose tweets about life in aleppo gained a worldwide following is also, hitting trains, post offices and airlines in the run up to christmas. a french court finds imf chief christine lagarde guilty of negligence over a massive pay out to a tycoon when she was finance minister. there's chaos at stormont as members walk out in a row over

>> and bana al-abed she and her mother tweeting from aleppo.s "my name is bana, i am seven years old, i am talking to the world now live from east aleppo, this is my last moment to either live or die." number four, facebook live stream diamond reynolds. >> the officer just shot him. >> after her fiance philando castile was shot, diamond reynolds took out her smartphone and live streamed his dying moments. the facebook live was viewed 5.7 million times before it was ultimately taken down. number three, rest in peace. 2016 was a shocking year of loss and the social media world mourned those who passed. the music world lost several legends including -- ♪ changes, turn and face the strange ♪ >> david bowie. >> 2-0-0-party out it's out of time. >> and prince. boxing icon muhammad ali also passed away in 2016. number two, @realdonald trump. that was the most talked about handle on twitter in all of 2016. trump used twitter to attack opponents, prop up those who support him and negotiate deals, request more than 17 million followers and counting donal

let me show you the latest tweet from a mother of that seven-year-old girl in aleppo named bana al abed. she and her family have been documenting their struggle just to survive. the mother writes "dear world, there's intense bombing right now, why are you silent? why? why? why? fear is killing me and my kids." i want to cling in clarissa ward, our cnn senior international correspondent who has been inside aleppo you have called it hell, we've talked about the cease-fire but i want to ask you, we know people inside aleppo are badly injured, you've talked about the medical facilities, no resources, no food, no medicine. how do these people live and survive? >> well, at the moment i think their very survival, brooke, is hanging in the balance because what we're seeing now is rockets essentially raining down on aleppo, on that small part of eastern aleppo that is still under rebel-held control and as you said it's an estimated 50,000 people inside that area, it's difficult to know, frankly, it doesn't matter exactly how many there are. there are thousands of people. they don't have electric

and bana al abed with her mother using twitter to share a document life in the war-torn city.y name is bana. i'm 7 years old. i am talking to the world now live from east aleppo. this is my last moment to either live or die. number four, facebook live stream diamond reynolds. >> the officer just shot him. >> after her fiance was shot during a minnesota traffic stop, diamond reynolds took out her smartphone and live streamed his dying moments. the facebook live was viewed 5.7 million times before it was ultimately taken down. number three, rest in peace. twix was a shocking here of loss and the social media world mourned those who passed. the music world lost several legends, including -- ♪ david bowie. ♪ and prince. boxing icon muhammad ali also passed away in 2016. number two,@realdonaldtrump. that was the most talked about handle on twitter in all of 2016. trump used twitter to attack opponents, prop up those who support him, and negotiate deals. with more than 17 million followers, and counting, donald trump's use of twitter changed politics and brought us in an election li

amongst them was this seven year old girl, bana al abed, whose plight has been followed by hundreds ofions around the world. helped by her family, she wrote a series of tweets, she feared they would all be killed. we endured endless bombardment in aleppo. we have managed to escape the destruction because our house was reduced to rubble. i would like to say thank you to all those who have been asking about our news. also able to escape today was this group of 47 orphans who had been trapped by the fighting, some critically injured. they are too had used the internet to make a last—ditch appeal for help. this video going viral. translation: please allow us to evacuate aleppo. we wish to leave so we can eat and drink. we love peace. but it is notjust the people of east aleppo being taken to safety today. these buses are carrying hundreds of villagers who have been surrounded by rebel fighters in the nearby province of idlib. allowing these people to escape was a key part of the agreement reached at the weekend. translation: this agreement is a humanitarian one. those evacuated include inj

and seven—year—old seven year old bana al abed — whose tweets about life in aleppo gained her a worldwideest on the evacuations. also this lunchtime. a wave of strikes by thousands of workers gets underway — hitting trains, post offices and airlines in the run—up to christmas. chaos at stormont as members walk out in a row over a no confidence vote in the first minister.