even the president the bhutto dictator you could much peacefully today we just don't understand anymore we are really tired of could be either place in australia have recovered the bodies of six people from the wreckage of a seaplane that crashed north of sydney the aircraft was returning to the city from a restaurant twenty minutes away and plunged into a river the bodies of the pilot and five passengers were found in the submerged wreckage and investigation has been launched. now for the fourth part of our series looking ahead to two thousand and eighteen we're examining the future of syria where two thousand and seventeen was a good year for president bashar al asad with his forces recapturing large swathes of territory from isis and rebel fighters but while the conflict appears to be winding down at least in some areas the prospect of genuine peace is still far away saying aha the reports from beirut. syrians in search of safety there may be less violence because of russian brokered local cease fires but there are. still active frontlines in some areas of the country over the past y

japan's bhutto continued where he left off in the second half by netting a second goal for months he says of the season. gary tuchman that made it three one we see that again at full. down you can check pulled one back for stuttgart but it was too late minds with i'm important swing in the battle to avoid the drop. it was time to have a look at the results so far on match day nineteen and here they are there's confirmation of that great win for cologne against hamburg. another fantastic win for them against leipsic hoffenheim terrible loss against leverkusen of course labor coups and now go to second in the table gladbach beat volves at last after frank first month's beach stood guard and there is confirmation as well of that match on friday here in berlin between head and dormant another draw for dortmund and then on sunday we've got the big game between munich and braman and then shell to take on over. now as always it's time to take a look at the playoff today voted for by you this week's winner with seventy five percent of the twitter vote. they on bailey a sweet one to pass by b

it was benazir bhutto. there was tony blair and gordon brown.ving birth and coming back six weeks later. it's not the long time to be off work. baby has two parents, who's going to step in? the husband. the daddy, clark. good for him. why not. he's going to be the first man of fishing and a stay at home dad. i think you might have to rethink that clark, i don't know how much fishing you'll be getting done. baby in a papouse. little more time consuming that people perhaps realise. that's all for the papers tonight. are we done? yes, don't forget you can see the front pages online on the website. it's there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on the eeg player. kevin, john, nice to see you. i'm going to go and talk to the lawyer about my transgression. coming up next, it's the weather. ? hello, it's been another difficult day for travelling, particularly to western and southern parts of scotland, where we've seen the heaviest snow showers today. the view from lab ark earlier.

brothers don't appear to care and have decorated the truck in their own fashion photos of benazir bhutto to form a collage with those of the indian pop stars young pakistanis idolise. two thousand meters up on the first difficulties. melting snow shoes from torrents that's why is through the road dozens of meters at a time creating holes in landslides. tell us. that they get that they want a. bus to get a little out of us. come to think of that i think that's the ticket of. whatever they put out dick said but they think that they. every trip damages the tiles further up by the shop brought some already deformed so kind of checks them one by one for any risk they might bust. the lhari pos poses one problem after another to help them relax the drive a smoke the local drug. is just well worth of that that that that i. did out of. his head elsewhere the words condition only adds to the dangers of the road drugs i one of the main causes of accidents. four years ago faced with an increasing number of injured the pakistani government financed the construction of a tunnel through the mountains i

she'll be the first world leader to give birth in office since pakistan's benazir bhutto in 1990. ardern says she will take six weeks of leave although her country allows up to 22 weeks. the deputy prime minister will fill in for her. ardern's partner plans to be a stay-at-home dad. >>> amazon is hiking prices for prime customers who pay by the month. the fee will jump about 18% from $10.99 to $12.99 a month. if you pay annually, your rate stays at $99 a year. the company gave no specific reason for the monthly price increase but says it continues to invest in making prime even more valuable for members. >>> and surf's up, way up, in the west. monster waves triggered by high winds have been pounding beaches up and down the west coast. some waves as high as 60 feet. too dangerous for even some of the world's best surfers. a major competition was put on hold south of san francisco. >>> when we come back, the father of five who got a life-saving gift all thanks to a viral photo. "inspiring america" is next. a mix of rain, hail, and and viewers are sending us video that shows some of

settle into new lives in the united states right here in the studio from the film we're joined by bhutto an engineering student from syria who now lives in baltimore welcome to have you and is a youth caseworker with the international crisis group that's an organization that works with syrian refugees when they arrive in the u.s. he was also featured in the film we saw him just the ed just a second or two ago and over at the sundance film festival. me here in park city i'm joined by the executive producer of. jordan welcome to the stream your highness thank you for being here this film was your brainchild where did the idea and why is this different than any other film about syria and. it's different because. honestly. it's in my d.n.a. so it was natural for me to be involved. but since this crisis has been unbelievably. there is something we need to do to reach the people in their homes to get sympathy. we needed more. maybe the visual. we can see it. maybe we just. came up with. are you reading the newspaper or. something so we discussed it on the. she said. the film was going to. go h

when benazir bhutto gave birth to a daughter in 1990 while serving as pakistan's prime minister, it wasreported to be a first for an elected world leader. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. jane: the sundance film festival is now underway, and one of the films from opening day was "our new president." it looks at how russian propaganda portrayed the u.s. election campaign in 2016. you may not be surprised to learn that president trump gets favorable reviews, while democrats are not cast in a positive light. reporter: away from the ski slopes at sundance, "our new president" has been launched. essentially, it is a compilation of russian video material taken from sources that include russian tv, social media, and youtube channels. the focus is largely on the 2016 u.s. presidential election. >> when we were initially starting to gather the material, we wanted every single statement in the film to be false, and the fact that we could source russian television and make a film like that that doesn't have a true statement in it shows -- that tells something horrifying and worrying about the state

it's enough we don't want him he should go and rest on that we got done with even the president the bhutto dictator you could much peacefully today we just don't understand anymore we are really tired of could be there seventeen people have been killed in an attack at a funeral and the eastern afghan city of jalalabad that happens people gathered for the funeral of a former district governor. sponsibility for the attack customs officials in south korea have seized a panama registered vessels inspected of transferring oil to north korea the second ship held for allegedly violating international sanctions on friday south korea said it had impounded a hong kong flagged vessel and november the un security council imposed new sanctions on pyongyang last month limiting its access to petroleum products and the world's running in two thousand and eighteen with spectacular fireworks displays across the globe and five story coming up next thank you for watching. two thousand and eighteen be the year when the war in syria finally. said he's confident his wisdom is no longer after russia helped him tu

out there who wear two hats are going to isn't the first world leader to become pregnant benazir bhutto gave birth while serving as pakistan's prime minister in one thousand nine hundred. eighty our mind our top story at this our meteorologist a pretty reka was the worst storm in a decade to hit germany at least nine people were killed by strong gales the tour across europe the high winds also brought train travel to a halt stranding many passengers overnight. thank you for watching. takes it personally i. don't want to see people in stories that make so special are you ready. for. quadriga the international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week germany is still struggling to come up with a new government after september inconclusive election will chancellor merkel manage to form a coalition or will the people of germany be sent back to the polls joining some portree got to find out just. quadriga in sixty minutes on t.w. . chopin for the twenty first century. any interest for no injuries or unique interpretation or. a tesla in concert and the world of a young piano sh

the first to do so was pakistan's benazir bhutto in 1990.o govern. the mayor of cape town has lashed out at residents for failing to conserve water and has announced strict new rationing as the south african city faces the prospect of running dry this april. the mayor, patricia de lille, said the coastal city had reached a "point of no return". it's the worst drought there in a century. sarah corker reports. cape town's water supply relies on six dams. this is the reality of three years of very little rain. water levels are dangerously low — less than 30%. for months, the city's four million people have been urged to ration water or face day zero — that is the moment the reservoirs run dry and the taps are turned off. now, the city's mayor has accused residents of not caring and of being dangerously selfish. at this point, we must assume that they will not change their behaviour and that the chances of reaching day zero on the 21st of april is now very likely. we can no longer ask people to stop wasting water. we now have to force them. from

when benazir bhutto served as pakistani grimaced and gave birth, it was reported to be a first for an minister. stay with us on the briefing. coming up on the programme: love is in the air. pope francis stuns a couple of flight attendants by offering an impromptu marriage service aboard his papal flight. the people of saigon have just heard that, at last, there is to be a ceasefire. the reaction of american servicemen was predictable. i'm going home. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout tour. they called him the butcher of lyon. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. but the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. millions came to bathe a close as possible at this spot, a tide of humanity that is believed by officials to have broken all records. stay with us on the briefing. how headlines. —— our headlines: a couple from californ

the first to do so was pakistan's benazir bhutto in 1990.ws. and, as you are no doubt a bleak yelling at your television, a man would not be asked that question. the pope has officiated personally at an improvised wedding service as the papal plane flew over chile. the happy couple, both employees of the airline, approached the pope during the flight, asking for his blessing. but he made them a better offer. 0ur religion editor martin bashir has the story. they'd walked up the aisle on many occasions, but never in church. flight attendants paula ruiz and carlos elorriga married in a civil ceremony because their church in santiago had been destroyed by an earthquake eight years ago. and so, they asked the pope if he would bless their union. but pope francis, who wrote about love in the family two years ago, made them an even better offer — would they like him to marry them? an astounded groom describes what happens next. translation: we had a short and small ceremony. he took our hands and he asked if there was love in our marriage, and if we

when benazir bhutto gave birth to a daughter in 1990 while serving as pakistan‘s prime minister, it wasaustralia in the shorter form of the game. they‘ve won the latest game by six wickets, having restricted the hosts to 270. test captainjoe root starred with bat and ball, taking two wickets, and hitting a measured 46 to see england home. england lead 2—0 in the five match series. tennis — and britain‘s kyle edmund is through to the fourth round of the australian open — beating both his georgian opponent and punishing temperatures of a0 degrees celsius. after the match, british number one andy murray tweeted that it was the best win of his davis cup team—mate‘s career. here‘s our sports correspondent, joe wilson. it‘s a0 celsius and we‘re outside playing tennis. in melbourne, nowhere to hide for kyle edmund. 0ne game at the start of the fourth set against nikoloz basilashvili of georgia lasted 20 minutes — just one game! under the most extreme pressure, in the most extreme conditions, kyle edmund peaked. one of the best rallies of the match. nothing much between the players in world ran

the president the bhutto dictator you could much peacefully today we just don't understand anymore we are really tired of could be there seventeen people have been killed in an attack on a few dollars in the eastern afghan city of jalalabad that happened as people gathered for the funeral of a former district governor claimed responsibility for the attack earlier this week i still said it was behind the killing of at least forty one people at a shia cultural center and kabul now customs officials in south korea have seized upon him a registered vessel vessel suspected of transferring oil to the north korea that's the second ship held for allegedly violating international sanctions well on friday south korea said it had impounded the hong kong flagged vessel and november the un security council imposed new sanctions on pyongyang last month limiting its access to petroleum products. police in the stranger have recovered the bodies of since people from the wreckage of a seaplane that crashed north of said during the air call it was returning to the city from a restaurant twenty minutes a

nice try their bilawal bhutto zardari, but however, a have tuesday, well... —— there.ver, i have negative. the bbc is subject to an independent regulator, 0fcom, which is nothing to do with the government. and the bbc makes reports and investigations they criticised the government. you do that on russia today? we absolutely do that. we are regulated by off, as well. all of our programming. and just asjoe described, the process. . . just asjoe described, the process... this is the problem. we are moving the goalposts. we are considering moving the goalposts. and this is the problem. errors that russia today have made, and of course we have made errors, and we have addressed that. we have informed our audience. when it comes to russia today or other alternative voices in the news media, those kind of accusations become a way of ms rivkin denting the nature of what we do. let's taking question. we have usman from indonesia. your question, please? many politicians have overused social media to help win elections. this led to the inclusion of false news media. how much dang

in early one nine hundred eighty nine bhutto was weakened by a stroke shortly after a secret meeting with mandela he was forced to resign as party leader and later as president. i relented in august his former minister frederick de clercq age fifty three took over as president of the country his priority to end the deadlock crippling south africa. on december thirteenth one thousand nine hundred eighty nine mandela left the victor vast the prison for a few hours he was secretly taken to the center of cape town to detain heis the president's office for the first time the black leader and white president found themselves face to face. i did not have. high expectations of a first meeting with mr mandela and when i did have my first meeting i did not try to achieve much for both the him and me that first meeting was to get an understanding of each other to get a feel for the person sitting across the table to start with mandela was much taller than he expected. and he was also very impressed by president of this demand out as aristocratic bearing because we must remember that that mandel

was the last time this happened was almost thirty years ago when pakistan's prime minister benazir bhutto gave birth in one nine hundred ninety she also had a child while campaigning in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight arden joins a long list of women in power who not only have children but embrace motherhood in elected office take for example senators and p.s. from iceland australian the u.k. just to name a few who breastfed their babies during public hearings but also created quite a twitter storm if your mom in the workplace write us and tell us about your experience has motherhood been embraced by your employer or is it seen as a bit of a nuisance you can write me directly at leo harding age or use the hash tag. and did you know is own new zealand the first country in the world to give women the vote. very progressive down there during the break thank you. at the university of alabama come on the fire off to one of its members was expelled for posting. a story coming up on facebook live. here on the high temperature. to dangerous heat. i. welcome back and is here to talk sport g

when benazir bhutto gave birth to a daughter in 1990 while serving as pakistan's prime minister, it wasct. she says she's not the first woman to multitask but she is a rarity in terms of being a prime minister who will have a baby while as prime minister. absolutely. we think it has been quite funny the amount of fuss that has been made over this story, she happens to be be prime minister of new zealand and also pregnant, so it is not really something that should be a massive deal in 2018. but isn't it symbolic that you can have a very powerful job and also be a mother at the same time7 isn't that in some ways important symbolically7 time7 isn't that in some ways important symbolically?” time7 isn't that in some ways important symbolically? i suppose so, yes, if we are discussing it from how things have changed, absolutely, and there have been lots of pregnant mps, harriet harman who is pushing through new reforms was pregnant when she was elected. is pushing through new reforms was pregnant when she was electedm terms of reform, what would you like to see changing in terms of the uk an