countries on block play to peace production in the nia ten and experts say the price of brant crude could top ninety or one hundred dollars the next. hour before we go there's a new merger in the gold industry the canadian mining company gold has taken over its rival randgold that makes it the largest gold company worldwide. company will have a market value of around eighteen point three billion u.s. dollars according to randgold wrangled is headquartered in the channel islands with gold mines on the ivory coast. at the democratic republic of congo the price of gold is under pressure since february the precious metals value has sunk by more than thirteen percent some analysts believe the merger could boost investor confidence in business with you. it engineering it's conceivable. using cells it passes as a protective shield pumping ocean bows and. removing carbon dioxide. but is that really a good idea what about the side effects. tomorrow too to. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. i'll be challenging those in ca asking tough questions demanding muslims. as conflicts intensify i'

that say the price of brant crude could top one hundred dollars early next year. u.s. fashion company michael coles is pushing further into the high end luxury segment michael kors is reportedly close to acquiring italian fashion brands as saatchi in a deal said to be worth over two billion dollars according to the financial times for years the family owned italian fashion label has been considering going public with a sales of the colorful designs by the company's creative director donatella versace declined those plans were put on ice. suspected to announce on tuesday or the future holds all my horses would be a further expansion of their brand portfolio after acquiring british label jimmy choo just last year. and that's all your business here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here. germany's catholic church will release a report today detailing thousands of cases of sexual abuse by priests against children going back decades germany's justice minister says she wants criminal charges brought against those responsible. and the fate of u.s. suprem

robin brant, in shanghai, thank you so much for your insight.smaking headlines this morning, the indian tycoon vijay mahlia will wait until december to see if he will be extradited from the uk to india to face fraud charges. dehli wants to extradite the 62—year—old businessman to face charges relating to loans worth roughly 1.4 billion dollars taken out by his defunct kingfisher airlines. his lawyer says the indian government has not provided any substantial evidence to justify their claims. and, before we go, oil has risen above $80 a barrel to its highest level this year, after larger than expected drops in us crude inventory is an us sanctions on iran adding to concerns over the global oil supply. the trump administration is ready to impose sanctions on oil export and worries about hurricane florence about to hit the us is coast shortly. and here is a look at how markets are faring in the us. we saw the nasdaq falling. the snp and the dow higher after a report that washington might be able to begin bilateral negotiations. the nikkei has opene

robin brant, bbc news, tokyo. stay with us on bbc news.st the most famous footwear on film. judy garland's stolen ruby slippers from the wizard of oz are finally found. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies then arrange the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are waiting, so... hostages appeared, some carried, some running, trying to escape the nightmare behind them. britain lost a princess today, described by all to whom she reached out as irreplaceable. an early—morning car crash in a paris underpass ended a life with more than its share of pain and courage, warmth and compassion. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: explosive revelations about president trump's white house by veteran journalist bob woodward. the white house says they are fabricated stories by disgruntled former employees. president trump's nomin

robin brant, bbc news, tokyo.er i spoke to david greco, a professor of english at a university in osaka and was in the city during the typhoon. yesterday around 1pm is when the wind is really hit and it was extremely strong winds. i think they said about 160 kilometres per hour. in my area, especially some of the older structures were damaged, the sides of the building, the plaster came off, and roofs were blown off too. and we're hearing reports of those winds up to 200 kilometres an hour. how did you feel when you witnessed that? i've never seen a storm this strong and i think everybody i know has said the same thing, windows were shaking, doors were shaking. and we tried to stay away from the windows because i thought it was going to shatter, so extremely strong. you said you just tried to stay away from the windows, what was going through your mind at the time? well, we have had a pretty rough year. i'm sure you have heard in terms of extreme rain, earthquakes and heat, so i think we have become pretty resilie

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fears that sanctions injury imposed on all rich iran will put pressure on global supply a barrel of brant crude now costs more than eighty one dollars some analysts believe the cost could rise to over one hundred dollars as rainy and sanctions take hold. now back to court in new york against the u.s. president is pushing full or oil prices but thanks to the fracking technology the united states has become the world's number two oil producer and meaning higher prices would also mean higher revenue. now well and oil prices already have been on an elevated basis for quite some time and yes that has led to an increase of production when you comes to fracking as you mention oil prices here in new york also gaining a good two percent on monday and this year it is pretty likely that the u.s. actually will become the biggest oil producer on earth just to give you a rough idea u.s. oil production about doubled in the pasta decades why output from saudi arabia or russia pretty much remained the same and we also saw that oil companies actually traded quite to the upside here on monday it was out bot

robin brant has more from tokyo. screaming japan knew that this storm was coming, but some were still caught out, and had a very lucky escape from the torrent of water below. typhoonjebi is the strongest to hitjapan in 25 years. in the worst—hit area, around osaka, the damage is widespread. down there, on the left, you can just about make out a runway. the rest of kansai international airport is underwater. but 3,000 passengers have nowhere to go. the bridge thatjoins the airport and the mainland has been damaged. a ship was repeatedly blown into the columns and roadway. the storm surge caused fires that destroyed dozens of cars waiting to be shipped abroad. others were battered by the winds, that reached 135 mph. typhoons and serious storms are not unusual injapan, but more than a million people have been advised to leave their homes as jebi approached. prime minister shinzo abe warned them to take action to protect your lives. those who left now have to wait for the damage reports. this is a country well prepared f

robin brant, bbc news, tokyo.red in a perpetual "nervous breakdown", with staff constantly seeking to control the president's anger. that account is one of many in a new book by the distinguished us journalist bob woodward, who offers a damning assessment of the trump administration. excerpts have been published by the washington post, as our correspondent nick bryant reports. today, the white house looked a stately and elegant as ever. but according to the new book, this mansion is home to a presidency in chaos, a west wing suffering a nervous breakdown, an administrative coup d'etat. it details how senior aides tried to prevent donald trump from wielding his presidential pen, hiding official documents from his desk to stop him withdrawing america from the nafta free—trade agreement, and ignoring his suggestion to assassinate the syrian leader bashar al assad. it quotes the white house chief of staffjohn kelly describing the president as unhinged. i think it's going to be a lesson that has to be absorbed by futur

since two thousand and sixteen with production up to one point five million barrels a day this as brant crude oil is up to around seventy seven dollars per barrel now rising costs for labor and equipment is putting a damper on the rapid rebound coupled with difficulties disposing of the unwanted and contaminated waste water and natural gas produced alongside the oil and limited pipeline capacity industry experts are debating whether the slowdown will prove to be a bust or just a breath. familiar names that halliburton seem optimistic about the industry as a whole despite the slow halliburton officials believe this is a long game for north america and these are the early innings with more ups to come citing more subdued growth is expected but growth nonetheless u.s. shale producers in the permian basin account for more than one third of all domestic production hovering around three point four million barrels per day permian producers are only fetching around fifty bucks a barrel due to capacity woes more infrastructure concerns as producers find it increasingly more expensive and more di

robin brant, bbc news, tokyo.nt trump is mired in a perpetual nervous breakdown, with staff constantly seeking to control the president's anger. the account is one of many in a new book by the distinguished us journalist bob woodward, who offers a damning assessment of the trump administration. excerpts have been published by the washington post, as our correspondent nick bryant reports. today, the white house looked as stately and elegant as ever. but, according to the new book, this mansion is home to a presidency in chaos, a west wing suffering a nervous breakdown, an administrative coup d'etat. it details how senior aides tried to prevent donald trump from wielding his presidential pen, hiding official documents from his desk to stop him withdrawing america from the nafta free—trade agreement, and ignoring his suggestion to assassinate the syrian leader, bashar al—assad. it quotes the white house chief of staff, john kelly, describing the president as unhinged. i think it's going to be a lesson that has to be

robin brant, bbc news, hong kong.e risk to life is rising after storm florence brought record amounts of rain. residents are being told to stay off the roads as the threat from flash floods remains high. at least 16 people have been killed. thousands remain in emergency shelters without power. in the us, senior democrats say a vote on president trump's nominee for the supreme court — due on thursday — should be delayed so allegations of sexual misconduct can be investigated. christine ford claims nominee brett kavanaugh pinned her to a bed and tried to remove her clothing when they were teenagers. he denies the claim. the mp tobias ellwood has told the inquests into the deaths from the westminster bridge attack that he ignored his fears of a secondary attack as he tried to help resuscitate one of the victims. mr ellwood said his main concern had been helping pc keith palmer who'd been stabbed by the attacker. helena lee is at the old bailey. tobias ellwood held back tears as he stood in the witness box and recalled th

from hong kong, robin brant sent this report.monster typhoon that hit three places in three days. hong kong was in the middle. more than 100 people here have been injured, but no deaths have been reported. the biggest casualties were shattered windows and fallen trees. dozens of routes were blocked. dozens of roads were blocked. there's some flooding in lower—lying areas, as well. this is obviously not what sunday evening in one of the main streets in hong kong is supposed to look like. there is rubbish everywhere. we've got about half a metre of flooding there, as well. the worst of the winds have passed, but there's a big clean—up operation that needs to happen. people still being urged to stay indoors. it wasn't a direct hit and the worst has passed, but the rain is falling and there's a landslide warning in place. it's still dangerous to be out. translation: i'm here to feel the strength of the typhoon. it's quite strong. in the philippines, it was more serious. the death toll there is rising — the damage more widespread in s

robin brant, bbc news, hong kong. the united states is facing an "epic amount of rainfall," particularly in north and south carolina where at least 12 people have died as a result of storm florence. many people in the area have been moved to safety and those that have attempted to return home are being urged not to, as further flooding is on the way. our north america correspondent, chris buckler, reports. this storm has left streets submerged across north carolina. towns along the coast and now inland have become badly flooded, leaving rescue teams as the only route to safety for some families. from the air, you get a better sense of the scale of the problems here, and during the brief breaks in the weather, this has been the most effective way of getting people out of cut—off areas like new bern. driving conditions are increasingly difficult. motorists have been advised to avoid this state completely if they can. and new evacuation warnings have come into force for more of these carolinan towns. the worst is yet to

that say the price of brant crude could top one thousand one hundred dollars early next year. and staying with commodities there is a new merger in the gold industry the canadian mining company barrick gold has taken over as rival randgold that makes it the largest gold company in the world the new merged company will have a market value of around eighteen point three billion u.s. dollars according to run gold it's headquartered in the channel islands but operates mines in the ivory coast mali senegal and the democratic democratic republic of congo the price of gold is on the pressures and february the pressures metals value has sunk by more than thirteen percent some analysts believe the merger could boost investor confidence advocates of a cleaner and greener fashion industry say a shift in the way designers do business depends on demand in other words as a loss to consumers to make the sector more sustainable others argue fashion houses are the ones sitting on mountains of cash which could be used to change consumer habits here's what's trending at milan fashion week but be

robin brant, bbc news.ite house by the author who helped bring down president nixon have just been released. according to bob woodward's account called "fear ? trump in the white house", the president's most senior staff see him as a childish liability who needs constant day to day management. correspondent nick bryant. you have been looking at these excerpts. tell us more about them. bob woodward is one of washington's most highly respected journalists, a reputation he established during watergate with his work alongside carl bernstein in bringing down richard nixon. this is an extraordinarily explosive book. he describes white house in chaos, a west wing suffering from a nervous break down, and administrative coups d'etat, as he puts it, where aides would simply hide pieces of paper that the president wanted to sign to stop him committed to policies that would damage america. and listen to these quotes from the white house chief of staffjohn kelly, who described donald trump as unhinged. he's an idiot, it

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forward to say that the allegation being leveled against him is false and we are proud to stand with brant. and for the president himself i mean he did show some people say a little bit of restraint over the past couple of days but now he's come out speaking against ford. right so in the midst of the sound bite that you heard there just a moment ago this is many colleagues who have come out in defense of brett kavanaugh saying they've known him for many many years that what ms bossy ford has accused him of is inconceivable given the man that they know the president for his part has been very measured throughout the week for fear of alienating some of his female supporters that helped get him into the white house in the presidential campaign of two thousand and sixteen but that confrontational approach or rather that measured approach has kind of transition to a confrontational approach in a series of tweets that have occurred on friday morning the president saying that to his supreme court nominee has an impeccable reputation now a victim of character assassination by radical left wing pol

fears that the sanctions every imposed on oil rich iran will put pressure on global supply a barrel of brant crude now costs more than eighty one dollars and some analysts believe the cost could rise to over one hundred dollars as a rainy and sanctions take hold. now back to you and scored in new york against the u.s. president is pushing full or oil prices but thanks to the fracking technology the united states has become the world's number two oil producer and meaning higher prices would also mean higher revenue. you know well and oil prices already have been on an elevated basis for quite some time and yes that has led to an increase of production comes to fracking as you mention oil prices here in new york also gaining a good two percent on monday and this year it is pretty likely that the u.s. actually will become the biggest producer on earth just to give you a rough idea of u.s. oil production all about doubled in the pasta decades why output from saudi arabia or russia pretty much remained the same and we also saw that oil companies actually traded quite to the upside here on monday

well the price of brant oil has hit a four year high and the spike comes a day off the members of opec the oil producing nations a group of all producing nations ruled out increasing output and that decision defies calls from the united states which fears that the sanctions three imposed on oil rich iran will put pressure on global supply a barrel off the back stuff will currently set you back over eighty dollars but some analysts believe the cost could rise to over one hundred dollars as rain and sanctions take over. and there's a new merger in the gold industry the canadian mining company barrick gold has taken over its rival randgold and that makes it the largest gold company worldwide the new merged company will have a market value of around eighteen point three billion u.s. dollars according to wrap gold gold operates gold mines on the ivory coast mali senegal and the democratic republic of congo the price of gold is on the pressure since february the precious metals value has sunk by more than thirteen percent some analysts believe the merger could boost investor confidence. and

robin brant, bbc news, tokyo. province of idlib. are preparing an offensive in the densely—populatedg responsible for new air strikes in the region. caroline rigby reports. and a strike on a village in the west of idlib province of. —— and a strike. strike. this was one of 30 in the region carried out by russian warplanes. carried out by russian warplanes. ahead of what is expected to be a major offensive. major offensive. conflict, with people fleeing the raging. raging. now dominated by rebel fighters and jihadi groups, a nest for terrorism. jihadi groups, a nest for terrorism. 3 million civilians who have no ulster go. ulster go. around half displaced as a result of previous battles. a result of previous battles. would be like having a war in a refugee camp. refugee camp. sanity in order to avoid humanitarian catastrophe. humanitarian catastrophe. previous battles in this, the coolest war of our generations. —— cruellest. to clear out what they describe as a cradle of terrorism. cradle of terrorism. president trump warned against a reckless attack against idlib. reckless attack ag

assault has just a few more hours to decide whether and how she will testify christine blazin ford says brant cavanagh assaulted her it's a party in one thousand nine hundred two she's been offered the chance to go before the senate judiciary committee ahead of cavanagh's confirmation hearing according to the new york times ford's lawyers have until saturday afternoon to negotiate the terms of her testimony i have more on that story and everything else in about twenty five minutes time top of the next hour but coming up now it's people in power the orthodox connection. as paper reported in twenty seventeen a resurgent church has become central to president putin's ideas of russia i just an echo chamber to the kremlin's expansionist policies that. now has the orthodox church in pro western savoring the brain seeks to break from the oscars despite warnings the tension in the region about to be increase where reshowing are episode on the significance of the ties between russia's church and state. the russian orthodox church claims the allegiance of three quarters of the population. so it's no su

difference between what she's saying for the home crowd and the necessities she has recognised and brant you know we still have some time this is the beginning of the end game we'll see the pressure ramping up over the next weeks and months briefly who do you see perhaps blinking first here the u.k. or the e.u. the e.u. leaders seem to think that they hold all the cards and there is some truth to that because the e.u. twenty seven are just much more powerful they have the single market and if the u.k. just has a hard brags that they believe everything they've built up over the last decades they have to rebuild all that and it'll take time and they're just now realizing how close those connections are so definitely u.k. has much more to lose here our correspondent been at that e.u. summit in austria on the story for us tonight max thank you. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the tanzanian government fears that more than two hundred people have drowned after a packed ferry capsized on lake victoria there are conflicting reports about the numb

testifies to us and says that she was attacked by president trumps the supreme court nominee judge brant cavanagh denies the allegation. i'm still going to welcome to the program germany will host football's european championships in twenty twenty for the first time the country will host a major football tournament since the two thousand and six world cup you know it's been it was made by a european football's governing body your wife is often. the host of the euro to twenty four. we'll be germany. seventeen members of us as executive committee decided that turkey's latest attempt to host the european championships would be no more successful than their last three germany will be hoping they can repeat the success of their world cup tournament which was praised for its organization more or less from a sports correspondent jonathan crane whose that you have a headquarters in neal in switzerland welcome jonathan tell us about the reaction well fell like lake geneva i mean the german reaction was pretty calm actually quite muted asked you how jumping up and down and i think that maybe refle

lack of jobs and access to public services the hearing on president drums pick for the supreme court brant kavanagh opened with protests today democrats are demanding access to documents relating to his work under president george w. bush more than a decade ago if confirmed kavanagh is expected to give the court reliably conservative majority results. the los angeles district attorney's office says it will not be prosecuting actor kevin spacey over an accusation of sexual assault dating back to nineteen ninety two it says the allegation falls outside of the california statute of limitations and prosecution has been declined spacey has not commented on that decision. japan has been battered by the strongest typhoon to hit the country in a quarter of a century authorities urged a million people in western and central regions of the country to leave their homes and to move to temporary shelters typhoon gebbie lashed the cities of kobe osaka and kioto with to original rains and violent wind gusts. as typhoon roared ashore near osaka some structures were tossed through the air as if made of pap

higher oil prices we will remember the opec monopoly must get prices down now he said well the price of brant crude oil is close to a four year high trading at just under eighty dollars per barrel and that's still well short of the two thousand and eight peak of one hundred forty seven dollars oil prices have risen by run forty percent in the past twelve months when you should talk in as an international oil and energy consultant and formerly a researcher with opec he says the opec countries will be united in their decision i think overall the opec countries will keep their cohesion they have done it in the past in spite of differences that the media exaggerate between iran and saudi arabia for example and i think over all together and as well as a non opec members russia who are in unison now i think they wouldn't react to this they're not happy definitely very upset by the tone of president. trump says comments ordering this this meeting really is not to decide their level this meeting is the joint ministerial monitoring committee and they are going to look at the status of the order market

opec and allied nations to maintain output levels seems to be pushing oil prices higher the price of brant crude traded in london is noticeably risen to its highest level in nearly four years around midday eastern time here in washington it was trading above eighty two dollars per barrel west texas intermediate that's w t i traded in new york also rode the surge rising above seventy two dollars for the first time since july the trumpet administration has demanded that adversaries and allies seized a buyer deal with iranian oil by the vampyr fourth or face unilateral u.s. sanctions the deadline and opec's decision not to act seem to portend some price that bilinear even perhaps more price increases in the near term. we've spoken about on the program importantly the ten year anniversary of the financial crisis before but today we have a special treat for a year here to give us a firsthand look at lehman brothers because he worked there is run filler who is now a professor of law at new york law school is also serves as director of the financial services law institute and is a particular frie

we'll lay or won't pay as brant kavanagh's nomination to the supreme court hangs in the balance will the f.b.i. investigate a sexual assault accusation against him will leave clues it testified before the committee and will the republicans move forward with a vote on kavanagh next week. we'll take a look at that on this edition. of the politicking. this is capitol hill on one side the republican led senate judiciary committee and brett kavanaugh president trumps nominee to the court who until very recently was on a glide path to confirmation on the other side is christine bless the ford the woman alleging that kavanagh sexually assaulted her when they were both teenagers judiciary committee chairman check grassley of iowa has invited dr ford to appear in d.c. on monday to revive her side of the story the doctor for his legal team say that she will not appear without an f.b.i. investigation into your claims against kavanaugh what happens next and will vote on kavanagh's nomination to the court happen next week as talked about that was someone who knows the ins and outs of washington v

senate committee denying claims of attempted rape his accuser christine blassie ford says brant cabin a sexually assaulted when they were teenagers rose and jordan has more from washington d.c. . historic hearing in washington a woman recounting a traumatic event for her teenage years and here today not because i want the i am terrified versus a man fighting for his future and a seat on the u.s. supreme court this confirmation process has become a national disgrace christine was the fourteenth on the verge of tears as she told the senate judiciary committee about what she calls the worst night of her life the night blazin ford says a teenager brett kavanaugh tried to strip her and rape her laughing all the while he was seventeen she was fifteen i believe he was going to rape me i tried to yell for help when i did brett put his hand over my mouth stop me from yelling this is what terrified me the most and this had the most lasting impact on my life blousy ford's testimony comes eleven days after her allegation against the supreme court nominee was published in the washington post cavan

robin brant, bbc news.y costs to child care — it‘s often hard to make ends meet and finding that first employer can often be difficult. recently we heard from those just starting out to see how they feel about the future. there has never been a better time to be young and to be american. never been a better time. being a young person in america today is... being an american i think, it is definitely interesting times. being a young person in america today is troubling and scary. but is still hopeful. it is full of opportunities and hardship. there is a huge, huge misconception that my generation is lazy or spending their money on unnecessary things like avocado toast. we face a lot of setbacks that i think prior generations did not. uniquely to us childcare is so expensive. i'm 26 years old and i have a four—year—old son. i have already paid more than the average cost for a bachelors degree for him to go to childcare his whole life. the e—mail we received stated that it was not a matter of if we were ever i

but first, let's go to our china correspondent robin brant, who is in hong kong.see you. and hong kong has felt the effect is of typhoon mangkhut. yes, it did, very severely. let's quickly look at the mainland. ithink severely. let's quickly look at the mainland. i think the chinese authorities managed to see off what could have been a far more devastating storm. they moved more than 2.5 million people away from the path of the storm are the death toll is very low. just two people have been killed as a result of typhoon mangkhut. here in hong kong, it is now make safe and clean up operation. this is a playground by the south china sea side. we were here last night, trees, benches and debris everywhere. foreign and plastic bottles brought up by the storm surge, and we are 30 metres from where the sea lion is, so it shows you how powerful it is. amazing that no one lost their life —— sealine. this is a place very used to dealing with these tycoons but when the signal went up to ten, thatis but when the signal went up to ten, that is the maximum on the sale doormat s

forward to say that the allegation being leveled against him is false and we are proud to stand with brant. thanks. live to our white house correspondent kelly halakhah joining us from washington d.c. what are you hearing about whether ford will be testifying or not and when yeah a lot of negotiations going on at this hour with regard to that the republican controlled senate judiciary committee making an offer to christine block the forward the one alleging that brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her some thirty six years ago when they were both teenagers apparently the offer being made for her to testify publicly on wednesday and that she would go first then it would be followed by the judge brett kavanaugh and they would be questioned by independent lawyers but apparently her attorneys pushing back on that suggestion saying that she should have the chance to go second so that she has the final word and that is where there is some debate of course we were expecting a hearing on monday that has now been delayed as these negotiations continue and of course delaying is a very bad thing in th

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robin brant, bbc news, hong kong.n killed. thousands remain in emergency shelters without power. some warm sunshine coming through in some areas. the calm before the storm because storm helen is under way. this was earlier on, the swirl of cloud here. that was a hurricane some time ago. we have seen some very warm tropical air drawn up from the south ahead of that system which is why we are seeing temperatures in the south—east of england up to around 26 degrees. for a while, not around 26 degrees. for a while, not a cloud in the sky. 0ne sunshine. waking up the cloud further north. temperatures probably hit the low 20s even here. looking to the south—west to see the cloud increase and the wind is picking up. the south—west england and then wales later in the night will see a spell of rain. more rain for northern ireland, turning wetter here. some for west of scotland and eastern areas likely to be dry with clear skies. another warm night. tomorrow, these are where we expect the strongest winds. most of england and wa

the founder of the checkpoint charlie museum brant was an anti nazi resistance fighter. deliverance widows says he helped reporters with their work during the cold war. but before that is that there was a building across the street that was in ruins from the war up the store so it's got a photographer there fell and seriously injured himself when my husband heard about it he brought all the people here instead the room was warm and dry and they weren't in danger they could sit and watch what was happening at checkpoint charlie through the window and respond to it they took photos hundred reports. in these rooms chronicle different continued to document what happened on the border between east and west even while the wall was standing people brought him objects that used to help them escape like this mining car. they used to build a tunnel when fifty seven people were able to flee to west berlin the museum now attracts around eight hundred fifty thousand visitors a year. we just know the walls so that in this exhibition you can see many things and many real objects and ma

robin brant, bbc news.c chemical which left one person dead in wiltshire in june, was the same nerve agent used to poison the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia. dawn sturgess and charlie rowley fell ill after being exposed to a perfume bottle contaminated with what the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons says was novichock. ms sturgess died in hospital on the 9th ofjuly and a murder inquiry has been launched. excerpts from a ?new book about donald trump s white house by the author who helped bring down president nixon have been released this evening. according to bob woodward's account called fear ? trump in the white house, the president s most senior staff see him as a childish liability who needs constant day to day management. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant is in washington. first of all i should say that bob woodward is one of washington's most highly—respected journalist, a reputation he established during watergate with his work alongside carl bern

our correspondent there, robin brant, has just sent this update.orms, peak winds, typhoon mangkhut at its worst. it is not a direct hit but it is passing east to west. these winds definitely in excess of an 100 and 80 mph. quite tricky to stay on your feet. hundreds of fights council —— flights. most of the shops are closed. for the next few hours, this will be as bad as it gets here. meanwhile, storm florence is causing catastrophic flooding in the us states of north and south carolina. at least 11 people have been killed and hundreds of thousands of homes are without electricity. from wilmington, chris buckler reports. towns are long the coast are now inland have become badly flooded, leaving rescue teams is the only route to safety for some families. from the air, it had better sense of the scale of the problems here and during the brief breaks in the weather, this has been the most effective way of getting people out of cut—off areas. driving conditions are increasingly difficult. motorists have been a advised to avoid this state completely if

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football season is in full swing, there have been crazee stories last week brante davis was hired hiredn the middle of a game. >> retired. you done retire in the middle of a game if you are loss, that is called quitting. and you don't quit in the middle of a game. >> says who? >> fat ball is like anything else t is a jobment you leave when you want. i retired from golden corral in 199-- 1998 in the middle of steak and shrimp night, unthinkable. did you think that was an easy decision? it was. easiest decision i have ever made. but the biggest news out of the nfl is not about who is leaving, it is about who is coming back. >> the cleveland browns did something not seen for 635 days. they won a game. >> browns take over. >> smashing a 19 game winless streak, a come from behind triumph over the new york jets. >> let's go to the super bowl, super bowl, super bowl. >> super bowl. super bowl. hey, hey, let's slow down, browns fans. why don't you first focus on games four. >> i tell you what i didn't like about this, what i didn't like is how everybody in the media is saying they haven't won i