shrimpmp farmers in bangladesh could build t traded s stems througugh the eanankment. the consesequences of this has proven to be catastrophic during times of extreme weather. a a cyclone struckck several yes ago. >> [speaking foreign language] >> during the course of the investigation, our team uncovered disturbing evidence and is just the legal chemicals are being regularly and routinely used in shrimp farms destined for european markets. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the household name is referring to is -- a cell phone in bangladesh and over 80 other countries s around the world.. >> a a broad spec drurum. it h has been a around for year. it is a very old chehemical. it is aimed at killing insects and preventing them from bebecoming pests. it is disastrous. it is an increredibly toxoxic chemical.. itit is one that affectss nearly everery element of the eco-systm from snails threw two fish or amphibians all the way up the food chahain. there'e's a huge number of countries around the world. it is banned for regioions best for reasasons. my message to consumemers

in bangladesh i always felt like an outsider.british when i'm in bangladesh and ifeel more bangladeshi when i'm in britain, so for me it's about no borders, really, a home is where for me, where family is and where they feel most safe. i'm interested that you say you never felt more of an outsider in the uk than you do today, because just from reading things that you said in the past there were difficult experiences when you were a kid. your father's restaurant sometimes was visited by pretty obnoxious, racist people. yes, we went through a really bad period. and i think many people from the bangladeshi community and others would say, actually there is less overt racism today then there was back then, 30, a0 years ago. i wonder why you feel more of an outsider now? it's changing, no? with brexit i think things are changing. i think that racism has an open door now, somehow, a bigger voice, the sense of creating walls with other cultures, xenophobia, fear of the other, fear of the foreigner, from me a lot of my work explores that.

more women in bangladesh are choosing to do the same.cially the world's steepest residential road. at its steepest, the slope has a gradient of 35%, that's 19 degrees. it's a road that must strike fear into anyone delivering post or newspapers, let alone anyone on a pushbike. we went along to find out what it's like to live there. lean on me plays. you come to this road and it is like something we have never seen before. this trip is really...awesome, yeah. # lean on me...# quite daunting, really, isn't it? # when you're not strong...#. love doing it. it is cool, though. big round of applause! i am dave cull, i'm the mayor of dunedin, and i do not get to walk up baldwin street that often. from the bottom you think, oh, yeah, so it is a bit steep. when you get halfway up it, like now, then you realise why it is the steepest street in the world. it's got a real novelty, and the jaffa race has put it on the world map, and it is quite a sight when you come here and you see all those giantjaffas bouncing down the road. # for no—one can fill t

the number of women getting divorced in bangladesh is increasing. and traditionally it has been difficult for womn to divorce their husbands. but in 2015, things started changing. seven out of ten divorces granted in the capital were initiated by women. ayesha is a vocational school manager. despite being abused, she really tried to make her marriage work. when she finally decided to get divorced, her own parents froze her out, and stopped speaking to her. a survey of over 20,000 women found that a staggering 80% had suffered from domestic abuse. this woman lives in one of dhaka's many slum areas. she suffered domestic violence at the hands of her husband. bangladesh has one of the highest rates of child marriage in the world. most women don't get to choose who their spouse will be, so when a marriage turns sour, many feel they have no choice but to stay with their husbands. but ayesha and maleka decided to defy social convention by ending their marriages, and both insist that they are much happier living alone. more women in bangladesh are choosing

bangladesh did lose an early wicket in their second innings, and it's a big one.ent just eight runs. tommy fleetwood has won the abu dhabi championship, his second european tour title. the englishman, who started a shot behind the overnight leader, finished on 17 under—par in a round that contained four birdies and this fantastic chip—in for an eagle. fleetwood finished a shot ahead of us open champion dustinjohnson and spain's pablo larrazabal. the victory lifts him from a ranking of 102 in the world to just outside the top 50. ronnie o'sullivan has won a record seventh masters title after he had to come from behind to beat joe perry ten frames to seven in the final at the alexandra palace, in london. perry playing in his first triple crown final at the age of 42, he led 4—1, but missed a straightforward red for a 5—1 lead. o'sullivan pouncing on the mistake to win seven frames in a row and he never looked back. he defends his title and moves ahead of stephen hendry‘s six masters wins. the bbc understands bernie ecclestone could step down from his position as for

from a team point of view it has been disappointing, losing the test series and drawing in bangladeshand bangladesh are a good side, hopefully this t20 will be our last to finish but from a personal budget has been all right, have certain good performances and some poor ones. there are always errors you can work on. i have been working on my batting and bowling all the time. ifi my batting and bowling all the time. if i keep trying to improve and become a better batter so i can play better in test cricket. last year's great scottish run wasn't quite as great as the organisers hoped. some competitors said they thought the half marathon course was shorter than it should be. the route was re—measured over the weekend. and it turns out they were right. john mcmanus takes up the story. last—minute checks before four officials get on the bikes to measure the length of the great scottish run. the early hours of sunday morning, the best time to do it with a police escort. they cycled the whole route. i caught up with them in glasgow. many of the runners who took part in last's event said they

bangladesh have been bowled out for 160 in their second innings.likley to get that with just over a session remaining. they may struggle to get the runs quickly enough and a draw seems likely there. the green bay packers are one win away from the super bowl after they beat the dallas cowboys 34—31 in their nfl playoff on sunday. mason crosby kicked a dramatic field goal, holding his nerve to kick the winning three—pointer from 51 yards with just three seconds left on the game clock. the packers will now play the atlanta falcons next sunday in the national football conference championship game for a place in super bowl. graeme storm has won his first european tour title in ten years, beating rory mcilroy in a dramatic play—off at the south african open. the briton is lucky to even be playing on the tour after he only just retained his card for the 2017 season. it all came down to the third extra hole where storm came to within inches of a birdie. mcilroy had to hole his putt to stay in the tournament but failed to do so. a simple tap in then sealed

in reply, bangladesh could only reach 167—6.ttle bit with international cricket but it is nice, after two low scores to cricket but it is nice, after two low scores to come cricket but it is nice, after two low scores to come back in and hit a decent total and get it on the board. i was part of the one—day setup. the 20 20s have been clinical, a clinical series. it ta kes a clinical, a clinical series. it takes a lot of confidence going into the test just to have that takes a lot of confidence going into the testjust to have that high of what we have done in the last few days with different players putting their hands up at different times, but is probably the most pleasing thing. and finally, bono house from the netherlands is $200,000 richer after winning the biggest prize in esports racing history. but what is esport you might ask? well, take a look at this. it may look like a racetrack but take a closer look and you'll see that it's actually a computer game. downtown las vegas played host to the virtual ‘erace' between 20 fo

after his decision not to tour bangladesh this summer decision not to tour bangladesh this summer hehe will be looking for some of those when the series starts on sunday in pune. thank you for that, from mumbai. rory mcilroy is one off the pace at the south african open after a five—under—par 67 in his first competitive round of the year. experimenting with a new set of new clubs world number two mcilroy made seven birdies and is a stroke behind leaders trevor fisherjnr and keith home in johannesburg. 59—year—old nick faldo is making a rare appearance and the six times major winner carded an impressive 70. the nba's quest to broaden it's appeal has once again brought the best basketball players to london. the nuggets and the pacers face each other in the seventh regular season match to be staged in the city. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. kick—mac the nba has long spoke of destiny to expand. this is the human touch. as digital technology brings the world closer, is there any need for a franchise to relocate permanently abroad. this is a question i put to the league's comm

this is from bangladesh. and one of the top environmentalists of bangladesh, which is the country that's on the front lines of kind of receiving all of the impact of global warming-- floods, you know... >> sure. >> hinojosa: and he says, "well, you know, what's going to have to happen is that the united states... i have a calculation, a mathmatical calculation, that the amount of land we lose because of global warming, the united states and china and india that are producing the carbon emissions that are causing this, you're going to have to take this number of bangladeshis, because they are environmental refugees." and then people are suddenly like, "wait a second. no, no, no, no, no." then it almost feels like, "wow, so we're going to have to actually see people who are environmental refugees?" then it begins to feel a little bit more real. or... >> absolutely right. so there's entire nations... and bangladesh is really on the forefront, you're right. but places like the maldives, which will just completely

. >>> police in bangladesh say they've killed and islamist militant they believe was one of the master minds of last year's terror attack on a cafe in the capital daka. at our bureau in bangkok has details. >> 20 hostages, mostly foreigners, died in the hostage crisis that drew global attention to terror threat in the emerging market of bangladesh. commander of a center group of the muj ah hadid jihadist group was one of two people shot dead by counterterrorism police during a predawn raid on friday in dhakar. they believe he trained the five suspects in the cafe attack and instructed them on the day they carried it out. the militant faction calling itself a local a fate yat of the islamic state group claimed responsibility for the dhaka attack. the bangladeshy home minister said the other man sought dead was hussein who was said to be behind the killings of people including a japanese citizen. he was shot in 2015. kahn told nhk authorities were investigating possible links between the dhaka cafe attack and the murder of hoshi who was taking part in a farming project. so far bangladesh

pakistani and bangladesh food.th street. >> anthony: why oaxaca? just that's the way it worked out? >> roy choi: mm-hm. you know how it goes. >> anthony: yeah. >> roy choi: probably one guy showed up. >> anthony: yeah. >> roy choi: filipino fast food just behind us. >> anthony: mm-hm. >> roy choi: and then a bunch of riff-raffs in between. >> anthony: filipinos ought to be very proud of their food. >> roy choi: mm-hm. >> anthony: underrepresented. >> roy choi: i think they're going through kind of what we went through, where the glass hasn't been broken yet to, to translate it but still keep the core and soul of it. but it tastes delicious. >> anthony: a few blocks over, the iconic filipino fast food chain, jollibee's. laugh all you want, but ask any filipino. they love this drive-through mutation for specialties like this fried spam sandwich thing. but it's the desserts where it gets really crazy. >> anthony: decisions, decisions. >> roy choi: here we go. uh, we'll take one aloha burger and then one spam little bi

earlier, new zealand opener tom latham made 177, his highest test score, to reduce bangladesh's firstht hours. over in melbourne, pakistan beat australia by six wickets in the second one—day international, for their first 0di win on australian soil in 12 years. and a virat kohli masterclass helped india complete the highest successful chase in a one—day international against england. chasing 351, india were reduced to 63—1; in pune before kohli and kedarjadhav shared 200 to lead the hosts to a three—wicket win with 11 balls to spare. it's a bruising defeat for england with eoin morgan's side making their highest losing score in an 0di. that's all the sport for now. one of america's largest and most celebrated circuses — billed as ‘the greatest show on earth‘ is to close after 146 years. the show — run by ringling bros and barnum and bailey — will face the final curtain in may. fewer people have been going to see the circus with public tastes changing. a it's a sign of the times and more things to come. we know so much more about wild animals. we know that elephants don't voluntarily b

series in bangladesh was very good because they're a good side.runners complained the half marathon held last october was shorter than it should be. the route through glasgow was re—measured over the weekend and found to be150 metres short of the full 13.1 miles. as a result the times of the 32,000 runners no longer count, including the course record set by winner callum hawkins. the organisers have apologised, but not offered refunds. 32,000 angry people i imagine waking up 32,000 angry people i imagine waking up to that news this morning. robbed. pretty disappointing having run that far there wasn't that extra few metres. maybe a little loop at the end of it. run around your kitchen a few extra times if you're one of the 32,000 people. if you want to know how the economy is doing, just look up. cranes on the skyline suggest that businesses are spending a lot of money and aiming high. birmingham is enjoying a building boom, so we've sent ben there. good morning. good morning. welcome good morning. welcome to good morning. welcome to birmingham. t

we have an estimated 50,000 people who fled to bangladesh, according to the bangladesh authorities. many of those people who fled, witnesses say systematic torture, rape and murder are going on in rakhine state and the government really hasn't done much. that is it for the first half of outside source, i will be back in a couple of minutes. good evening. it's been a fairly chilly but clear and largely dry day too. our weather watchers have been out snapping the weather today and here is a beautiful scene of the sunset sitting over the river in east sussex there. some clear skies around as we head through the evening and to the overnight period. temperatures already dropping rapidly, a particular cult night across parts of central and southern england and wales. —— particular gold. watch out for cold weather if you are heading back to work on tuesday. across rural parts we could see lows down around 5 degrees. less in the way of frost in the north—west, cloud rushing in and a milder started tuesday for parts of scotland. quite windy towards the north and sunlight drizzly rain across

he says his family were affected by the criticism he received for missing last october's tour of bangladeshbatsman alex hales opted out of the tour after a siege at a cafe in dhaka injuly. when things have been announced like that, you can plan how to deal with them and my way of dealing with that was actually getting away from things, which i did. i didn't see a great deal of it. i think my family saw a lot of it and were very offended, but that is part and parcel of being in the limelight sometimes. but certainly standing here i do not regret my decision. former england cricketer ashley giles has returned to warwickshire as director of sport. giles rejoins the county after two years as lancashire's cricket director and head coach in order to be closer to his family. he's also discussed alastair cook's future as england captain after cook himself said he will "go home and do some thinking" following the 4—0 test series defeat in india. you have two very good guys in andrew strauss and alastair cook, they know each other very well, they got on well and they will come to the right plan, i th

dissidents and political opposition are jailed in bangladesh and china. in burundi, they kill the opposition. cuba has slaughtered thousands of men, women and children trying to flee the socialist island. isis, government forces and tribal militias have created a cocktail of despair in iraq. women are denied the same rights as men in qatar. and in saudi arabia. migrant workers in the united arab emirates are often denied basic labor rights. rwanda has been the site of human rights violations for decades. ghana permits forced child labor. police are implicated in kenyan kidnappings. ethnic minorities often face violence in kyrgyzstan. government death squads kill indiscriminately philippines. and independent news outlets shut-down under venezuelan dictator hugo chavez remain shuttered four years after his death. all 16 are members of the newest united nation's human rights council. think about that. to comment, go to behind the headlines dot net. i'm mark hyman. two ohio police officers are being praised as heroes.. after rescuing a man from a burning car.

so, say, take the country of bangladesh. within a few years, tens of millions of people will be fleeing from the low-lying coastal plains simply because of the rise of sea level with the melting of the huge antarctic glaciers much more quickly than was anticipated and the severe weather associated with global warming. that is a refugee crisis of a kind that puts today's crisis, which is more a moral crisis of the west than an actual refugee crisis -- it will put this current crisis into a -- it will seem like a footnote to a tragedy. and it's -- the leading climate scientist in bangladesh has reacted by saying that these migrants should have the right to move to the countries from which all these greenhouse gases are coming. millions should be able to go to the united states -- [applause] united states and, indeed, the other rich countries that have grown wealthy, as we all have, while bringing this new geological epoch -- bringing about this new geological epoch, which may well be the final one for the species. and the cata

. ♪ ♪ >> ravi shankhar said a terrible thing is happening in bangladesh and what can we do?rstar benefit concert ever done. >> the concert for bangladesh was the grandaddy of all issue-themed concerts. not only did you get george harrison, you got eric clapton. it got dylan out of hiding. two beatles on the stage. unparalleled in the time, and it may still be unparalleled. ♪ >> a great deal of music of the '70s was people who succeeded in the '60s, finding new ways to express themselves in the '70s. >> have you any idea why your group particularly has lasted as long as it had? >> because we stay together i suppose. >> for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. >> even brian felt that he was not going to be around for that long. not everybody makes it. >> they were fighting for like where do we secure our foothold now? ♪ ♪ >> 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax purposes to go live in france. and record this record. exile on main street. in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy sounding studio. >> that record is the embodiment of a band making

muslim ban that applies to only seven countries and it does not apply to indonesia, india, pakistan, bangladesh or nigeria, the five largest muslim populations in the world. i've heard claims on tv about 134 muslims who can be affected. that leaves 1.6 billion muslims who are not affected. this is not a muslim ban. this is a temporary pause of movement from seven countries which president trump did not pick from thin air. he picked from acts of this congress and the obama department of homeland security. five countries in a state of near anarchy. a sixth country, iraq, which set a large part of its territory overrun by the is lamic state and the seven, iran. moreover, it is not a ban. it is simply a temporary pause for three to four months to evaluate whether obama administration policies are strong enough to keep this country safe. we also heard claims that this is somehow unconstitutional. however, there is no free-floating global right of people around the world to come to this country. president trump's order is nothing more than a temporary pause on migration from countries with very weak

three manufacturing plants in china, mexico and bangladesh. where he is paying his workers salvation wages. what a statement it would make to corporate america if he said im bringing those jobs back to the united states and i donald trump will be paying workers in this country a living wage. less points. if we are serious, about creating a new trade policy which works for american workers, and not just multinational corporations. we need a new trade policy. and i know that senator schumer and i and many others are working right now on a trade policy which will create jobs in the united states, not in china. and i hope very much that president trump will come on board and work with us. as we revamp in a very fundamental way our trade policy. >> you're going to get a chance pretty soon. it looks like you talked about the importance of the person being in the mainstream already. how heavily does the garland experience of the last year way into your calculus. >> clearly what they did with garland was wrong. but we are not playing that. we want a m

what i didn't mention yesterday, is it is the new zealand —— it is also the england series and the bangladeshh the tightens towards the end of the year in preparation for the series against india and australia next year. that is the plan. i am not committing to it, but i hope to make a comeback in test cricket. we're reaching the climax of the nfl season — and this weekend we'll find out which two teams will contest superbowl 51 in houston on 5th february. green bay packers travel to atlanta falcons in the nfc championship game, and then it's the afc championship game between pittsburg steelers and new england patriots — and much of the focus in the build—up to that game has centered on the two quarterbacks. well, i think it is two old guys who have been playing this game for a long time. that is what a lot of the talk is. he deserves all the credit that he gets. it is obviously bigger than the two of us. i know he is used to it. this is two football teams and one championship, you know, we are going against each other. it is more than just one know, we are going against each other. it is mor

. >> he might want to end the production of his products in countries like china and mexico and bangladesh and turkey. >> he signed two other memorandum including a hiring freeze on all federal workers and responded to a lawsuit that alleged he is violating the constitution by accepting payments from foreign governments. >> without merit. >> in the first briefing, sean spicer doubled down saying this was the most watched inauguration in history. >> 31 million watched on television and combined with the tens of millions that watched on a device. it's unquestionable. >> those numbers are difficult to prove. the president is already looking towards the future and quietly filed paperwork for the reelection bid and understand he selected a slogan. keep america great trademarked with and without an exclamation point. abc news. >> there is a flag fight in the bay area's largest city. >> this is not over the star disciplines stripes. what should and should not be able to fly in the skies over san jose. >> the outsider hired to lead san francisco's police department takes the oath of office. his pl

home with the rest of the squad later this week, with a mixed assessment of the team's fortunes in bangladesh

. >> he might want to end the production of his products in countries like china and mexico and bangladesh and turkey. >> he signed two other memorandum including a hiring freeze on all federal workers and responded to a lawsuit that alleged he is violating the constitution by accepting payments from foreign governments. >> without merit. >> in the first briefing, sean spicer doubled down saying this was the most watched inauguration in history. >> 31 million watched on television and combined with the tens of millions that watched on a device. it's unquestionable. >> those numbers are difficult to prove. the president is already looking towards the future and quietly filed paperwork for the reelection bid and understand he selected a slogan. keep america great trademarked with and without an exclamation point. abc news. >> there is a flag fight in the bay area's largest city. >> this is not over the star disciplines stripes. what should and should not be able to fly in the skies over san jose. >> the outsider hired to lead san francisco's police department takes the oath of office. his pl

garden and those at the top of the class were celebrated but the number two person was a short bangladeshnto themm n.y.p.d. marching band has irish bagpipes to serenade him. [laughter] >> that is a great story. >> i find interesting how you bring up the ship with the immigrant population who gets the brunt of of prejudices' because i a meat first generation chinese immigrants but there is a huge skirmish that you have a whole community has a huge dialogue about the anti- muslim sentiment and we looked to the radio and o those that are anti-muslim when what you are expressing is complete hypocrisy because the people who came before us had to deal with that so with your experience what can be done with of the community at had to deal with this? >> what you are describing is a story that is replayed in american history over andr over. discriminated then turns around to become the chief discriminator against uh next uh germans did to the irish you did it to the italians who did it ton puerto rico and on. so then when you ask why because obviously your rationale is what occurs to do is of hypo

an estimated 66,000 people have fled into bangladesh. the secretary general of the organization of islamic cooperation warns it could lead extremist groups to gain prominence in myanmar. >> translator: just as the oic reiterates its condemnation of violence against the rohingya, it calls on myanmar to insure the security forces apply maximum restraint towards civilians to keep those from fanning religious hatred and put an end to unjustifiable acts against the muslim community. >> last month, police detained an indonesian man they believe was planning a terror attack in myanmar. >>> thailand is preparing its youth for a globalized world and the efforts start at a very young age. nhk world reports. >> reporter: in kindergarten in bangkok has been teaching english he to its people for the past three years. children were recently speaking english everyday as a draw to the language. >> it's fun. >> reporter: there's a reason behind it. there seems to be endless streams of foreign companies making inroads into thailand. the launch of art in t

. >> this 200-ton heavyweight is off to bangladesh.mens plant in berlin produces gas headlines to produce electricity. the tips gradually wear out and need to be replaced. siemens uses 3-d printers to produce the replacements. it is quick and efficient. and soso now, the company is lookoking at creatining other ps from scratch. "if we can develop prototypes as quickly as the burner tips, therere will be no comparirisonh tritionanamethods.s. we will be able to cut ouour delivery times from 12 months to just two weeks or three weeks." 3-d printing is now a well-established method of production here. the results are impressive. the printed tips are a solid as those using casting techniques. in the printer, a laser beam cuts the required molds out of the production material. the new method presents challenges for employees. "digitalization makes our product development processes considerably faster, so i cannot see that there will be an actual reduction in the number of jobs. it is more likely that the work will be shifted towards developm

according to the world economic forum's ranking for equal rights, japan is at a lowly 101 -- below bangladeshuganda and tajikistan. >> the belief that it's better for women to stay at home and it's better for men to go to work has been around since the post-war economic boom. >> company culture is still male-dominated. from over hours, to after-work drinks, where workers end up in brothels or hostess bars where a bottle of champagne can cost upwards of 2000 euros, it's not really a place for businesswomen. no need for networking. not only that, working pregnant women and mothers are often bullied in the workplace, like sayaka was. their pay is often lower they can earn up to 60% less than a man in the same position. or they can simply be fired. one out of every four female employees experiences this, and half of all part-time workers. sayaka wants to do something about this discrimination. she is breaking the silence by going public with her organisation matahara net. >> i would like to spare as many women as possible the sadness, anger and confusion that i experienced. i would like to improv

. >> he might want to end the production of his products in countries like china and mexico and bangladeshreporter: the president also signed two other memorandum includation hiring freeze on all federal workers except in the military and he responded to a lawsuit that alleged violating atonstitutionalision against accepting payments from f governments. >> withoutt. >> reporter: and in his first official press briefing new white house press secretary sean spicer doubled down on the assertion this was the most watched inauguration in history. >> 3 million watched it on television and tens of millions on line, and a device it's unquestionable. >> reporter: those numbers however difficult to prove. and it seems that the president really is looking towards the future. in fact he's already filed paperwork quietly for his re-election bid and we understand he selected his slogan keep ameri great trademarked with and without an exclamation point.ndis diane. >> the president's nominee for secretary of state is expected to get an probable of the full senate after a narrowly won vote in committee. fo

series against pakistan, bangladesh, and india, were rather less successful, but the real heartbreak way to the final, before falling final hurdle. —— before falling at the final hurdle. victory taken from their grasp, carlos brathwaite and the west indies, uncontrollable, ben stokes and england, inconsolable. it was a double for the west indies as they claimed the women's title as well. drama only rivalled by the end of the county championship season. middlesex, winners, and one of the tightest finishes in years. so much of sport is about getting across the line first. 33/1 shot rule the world lived up to his name, winning the grand national. on—board was teenager, david mullings, proving that even on his 169th running, this great race is still capable of fairy tales. there are others for whom crossing that line first is now a familiarfeeling. a third tour de france title for chris froome, it feels amazing, i mean, it really could be the first one all over it is just such a special, it is a combination of months of hard work, all the support of the team, and what it symbolises, stan

also making news this hour: bangladesh's government says it plans to continue with a controversial planhousands of rohingya muslim refugees. the plan is to to take the refugees to a remote island before repatriating them to myanmar. human rights groups have criticised the plan saying it amounts to forced relocation. thousands of people have attended the funeral of a leading lawyer shot the leader of a group allegedly linked to the 2008 attack in mumbai has been placed under house arrest in pakistan. hafiz saeed is wanted by the us and india — who accuse him of being implicated in the raid, in which more than 160 people died. he has denied any involvement. wildfires are still raging in chile as the search continues to find those responsible behind the blazes that have killed 11 people, burnt more than a thousand homes and wiped out an entire town. ten people have been arrested on suspicion of arson. a huge air and ground operation is underway to contain 61 forest fires. and here's an illustration ofjust how exciting football can be even without a match being played. these are the fans of

we have ties of family, kinship and history to countries like india, pakistan, bangladesh, australia,ada, new zealand and countries across africa, the pacific and the caribbean. and of course we have ties of kinship, language and culture to these united states as well. applause as churchill put it, we speak the same language, neil at the same a lta rs same language, neil at the same altars and to a very large extent, pursue the same ideals. and today increasingly, we have strong economic, commercial, defence and political relationships as well. so iam political relationships as well. so i am delighted that the new administration has made a trade agreement between our countries one of its earliest priorities. applause a new trade deal between britain and america must work for both sides and serve both of our national interests. it must help to grow our respective economies and provide the high skilled high—paid jobs of the future for working people across america and across the uk. and it must work for those who have to often felt left behind by the forces often felt left behind by the

in bangladesh, 26 people have been sentenced to death for seven gruesome murders.te police unit. the killings were part of a regional power struggle. bbc bengali has more on that. the bbc has been told that thousands of people are leaving gambia every day because they fear violence. the opposition won a recent election — and the new president's inauguration is planned for thursday. but president yahya jammeh, who lost, is refusing to stand down. more on bbc world service radio. the billboard lights at picadilly circus in london have been switched off for renovations. aside from the occasional power cut or special event, this is the first time they've gone off since world war two. the first brand to advertise in lights at picadilly circus was perrier in 1908. americans are today celebrating martin luther king jr day — remembering his role as a civil rights leader. but the president—elect has come under fire for attacking another of america's revered civil rights campaigners — congressman john lewis. this exchange of views began like this. more than two dozen democra

. >> he might want to end the production of his products in countries like china and mexico and bangladesh and turkey. >> reporter: the president also signed two other memorandum includation hiring freeze on all federal workers except in the military and he responded to a lawsuit that alleged he's violating at constitutional provision against accepting payments from foreign governments. >> without merit. >> reporter: and in his first official press briefing, new white house press secretary sean spicer doubled down on the assertion this was the most watched inauguration in history. >> 3 million watched it on television and tens of millions on line, and a device, it's unquestionable. >> reporter: those numbers however difficult to prove. and it seems that the president really is looking towards the future. in fact, he's already filed paperwork quietly for his re-election bid and understand he selected his slogan, keep america great trademarked with and without an exclamation point. kendis, diane. >> the president's nominee for secretary of state is expected to get an probable of the full sen

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