in 2016, hillary clinton was able to win chester county. obama did not win chester county and it seemed like there was a big shift and i'm wondering how much of this anti-trump is andng from -- philadelphia chester is less than 60 miles from atlantic city. knowledgeable of what happened in atlantic city, bankrupting casinos and receiving $1 billion worth of debt relief and not paying taxes on that. if you get any debt relief, you are taxed on that debt relief. thetrump according to atlantic city press, he never billiones on that $1 that he got in debt relief. cityt seems like atlantic was the only place reporting on what was going on. it did not make it and even during the campaign of 2016 not of that stuff came out. >> i would suppose if it has any effect it might be because there are people living in chester county that are likely to have known someone that was affected by that. the media coverage of the president and his financial situation and the issues that he's had over the years has been pretty widely covered. even before he was pre

the former nurse will appear before chester crown court tomorrow. judith moritz, bbc news, chester. of the pandemic hits, the number of people in england waiting more than a year for hospital treatment hits a 12—year high. for hospital treatment and for hospital treatment i will be live here in belfast on and i will be live here in belfast ona and i will be live here in belfast on a huge night of international football. if northern ireland here at windsor park and scotland away in belgrade can both win their play—off finals, they will both be through to next yea r‘s finals, they will both be through to next year's euros. coming up on sportsday on bbc news... the early favourite bryson dechambeau finds it tough going in the early stages on the opening day of golf's delayed masters at augusta. it's been one of the toughest aspects of the coronavirus pandemic — the separation of elderly care home residents from their loved ones. now there is a ray of hope. four care homes in england are taking part in a trial in which staff are trained to carry out and analyse rapid result tests — taki

chester hospital over a 12 month period between june of 2015 and june of 2016.year, and this week, on tuesday in fact, she was rea rrested, this week, on tuesday in fact, she was rearrested, effectively arrested for the third time, and last night she was charged with those eight murders and ten counts of attempted murder. cheshire police say they are supporting the families of the babies involved. they are getting support from specialist officers and being kept up—to—date with proceedings. lucy letby, who is 30 and from hereford was charged last night, remanded in custody, and as you say she is expected to answer those charges here at warrington magistrates‘ court later today. those charges here at warrington magistrates' court later today. mark edwards and reporting. —— edwardson. the headlines on bbc news... the uk economy has bounced back from recession — with record growth of 15.5% betweenjuly and september — but it won‘t be enough to reverse the damage caused by the pandemic. turmoil at number ten. one of the prime minister‘s closest advisers — lee cain — q

the former nurse will appear before chester crown court tomorrow. judith moritz, bbc news, chester. more than a year for hospital treatment has hit a 12—year high. the uk economy grew by a record amount over the summer 15.5%. but it is still smaller than before the coronavirus pandemic and there are warnings it will slow again. a nurse has appeared in court charged with murdering eight babies and the attempted murder of ten babies at a hospital in chester. sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh. the four final teams to make zero 2020 will be decided tonight with scotla nd 2020 will be decided tonight with scotland and northern ireland hoping to be among them. they kicked off half an hour ago. northern ireland are trailing against slovakia. scotla nd are trailing against slovakia. scotland currently goalless they are in serbia. 0ne team is already through an that is north macedonia, who beat georgia to reach their first ever major tournament. a limited number of fans allowed into windsor park to watch northern ireland in belfast but not without some rig

in 2016, hillary clinton was able to win chester county. obama did not win chester county. it seemed like there was a big shift in chester county. i wondering how much of this anti-trump is coming from philadelphia. >> from the united states, donald j. trump. greenwood's "proud to be an american" playing]

the 30—year—old worked in the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital.he police, having become aware of a greater than usual number of baby deaths and babies at risk of dying betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. lucy letby was first arrested in july 2018. her home nearby was sealed off and forensic officers searched the house and garden. the nurse was arrested again a year later, and then yesterday, she was arrested for a third time. cheshire police said they made the arrest based on further information that has been gathered as part of their ongoing investigation. tonight, lucy letby is being held in custody and will appear before magistrates in warrington tomorrow. judith moritz, bbc news, chester. 0ne one of the premier‘s closest aides and confidants has dramatically resigned from his role in government tonight. lee kane was the director of communications at number 10 downing st. we can speak to laura kuenssberg. why has he gone? everyone watching tonight would know this has been a very bumpy time for the government and in that context, perhaps it is not t

trump lead right now but haven't counted most of montgomery county, chester county, most of the votes in delaware county and biggest basket of them all, philadelphia city and suburbs around it will be overwhelmingly democratic and haven't counted.

it's good to be with another fellow chester county person.hat i would say is chester county is one of those places we all should be looking at. we're 40-40-20 roughly in terms of registration and yourer are rig right the vice president elect biden won by 17 points in that really purple place. what the democrats and anybody frankly who would like to represent our community looking for is a person who's like the vice president, president-elect and somebody like me looking for the pragmatic and the practical who is looking to heal the nation and bring expertise and decency back. what you're seeing in the early days of the transition period of this vice president and president-elect is exactly that. he's surrounding himself with a group of people as he expected he would who i really think bring credibility and experience when we need it the most. so, i think as long as places like chester county leaders like the vice president and now president-elect, those are the kinds of people they will elevate and vote for. >> i'm glad you mentioned those ca

these numbers in montgomery and delaware and chester are just awesome. and we're running them up pretty good. we're going to run them up more. the allegheny numbers look really good. and, you know, we just have to -- we're accustomed to seeing elections where we knew things a lot earlier, and i suspect what we find out is going to be good, and i think the united states of america is really on the road back. i really do.

that will be at chester crown court, tomorrow afternoon. judith moritz, thank you. it's1:20pm.er the summer but it still smaller than before the coronavirus pandemic. still to come, the equalities watchdog finds no unlawful acts of pay discrimination against women at the bbc but equal pay campaigners have criticised the report. coming up on bbc news — seven months later than planned the masters is under way, with tiger woods looking to defend his title at augusta. celebrations have been in short supply this year, but we can now look forward to a four day bank holiday weekend to mark the queen's 70 years on the throne. we do have to wait until 2022 for the platinum jubilee, but ministers are promising a spectacular, once—in—a—generation show injune that year, and buckingham palace says it wants as many people as possible tojoin in. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. no british monarch has celebrated a platinum jubilee before. by the time the country marks the queen's 70 years on the throne in 2022, she'll be 96. nonetheless, the government says this milestone will

it follows a n the countess of chester hospital.took place over 12 months betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. miss letby was first arrested back in 2018 and bailed, and that happened again last year. the charges she faces today are the result of her being arrested on tuesday. cheshire police say the pa rents of tuesday. cheshire police say the parents of the babies involved have been kept up to speed, they are being kept informed and are being supported by specialist officers. miss letby has been remanded in custody and is expected to appear here at warrington magistrates' court later today to answer those charges are. thank you very much. in the last few minutes the latest gdp figures have been announced, which gives us an indication of how the economy is doing. nina is here for us and can update us. they have just come out in the last couple of minutes. gdp, gross domestic product, the value of all we make and do. we look every three months to see if there is growth. in the third quarter of this year, july to september, there was. it

that will be at chester crown court tomorrow afternoon. at the bbc has found no unlawful acts of pay discrimination against women. the equality and human rights commission opened an inquiry last year after complaints about large differences between the salaries of male and female presenters. but the watchdog has made a number of recommendations including a call for the bbc to improve transparency. david sillito reports. when the bbc was forced to publish the salaries of its highest paid stars, there was fury at the gap between many male and female presenters and correspondents. there were protests demanding equal pay. the bbc admitted there was a problem and a number of women were given a pay increase. but an independent investigation says it has found no unlawful discrimination. however, it says there were issues with the system. i do understand the feelings of bbc women and i think it's important to remember that these are people who suffered considerably. we are talking about delays of two years in one case, more in others. feelings of

she will appear at chester crown court for a further hearing on friday.per ballots cast there in the presidential election, because the margin is so close. but he says there is no sign of widespread fraud. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, told us more about mr biden's new chief of staff. he is a long time washington insider and it is, as you say, a key appointment, often described as the gatekeeper for the president. the chief of staff is the person who determines who's in the meeting at important meetings. he's the person who will call the president in the middle of the night if there is a crisis. and he does have a lot of experience as a chief of staff with mr biden in his vice—president role. he was in charge of the ebola response under president obama and also vice—president gore back in the clinton era. so a lot of experience in washington and clearly a key position as mr biden manoeuvres himself during these difficult times still to go in the next few weeks into the presidency. i think he's certainly seen as a safe pair of hands because

since chester arthur who was in office from 1881 through 1885. this was the last play the game, was that the chargers one. bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh, it's real... believe me. i mean this is upexpected. you would say... remarkable? absolutly. a remarkable deal. thanks. i get that all the time. wait... what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle >>> it will transition to running on apple design processors similar to the one used in iphones and ipads. it's processors, what and a 15 year relationship between apple and intel. >> a 21-year-old from florida has become the first person with down syndrome to compete in an ironman triathlon. yesterday, chris and engaged finished a 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike ride, and a 26.2 mile run in a single day. he has endured two heart surgeries, seven schools, and several ear canal reconstructions. it would help with his dad, he says he was able to achieve one of his lifelong goals, some of his other goals include buying a home, and a car, and getting married. how about that? >>> good evening, here's what happe

ofjune 2015 tojune 2016, an ongoing investigation into a number of baby deaths at the countess of chesterght counts of murder and ten counts of attempted murder. and also an update on the incident that we we re an update on the incident that we were ringing to you from edmonton police in north london. we have got a statement on the incident, the mitchell loewen police —— metropolitan police said a vehicle collided with the station office at edmonton police station. a man has been detained in connection with the incident, but no further details, the vehicle remains at the scene and specialist officers are in attendance while it is being examined. ambulance service, fire brigade is also present and a police court and is in place, just an update, a statement there from edmonton police. of course, both of those stories, we will continue to monitor. now, let's turn to the united states. president trump has made his first public appearance in many days, as he attended a veterans day memorial event, laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington cemetery in virginia. president t

it means fillmore, adrew johnson, chester arthur, teddy involved, calvin cool usage, harry truman and lyndon johnson could have ascended to the role offing president instead of president. that's the story of the first accidental president and what happened. now, what i want to do is juxtapose what i think is the biggest catastrophe with what if think is the biggest success story of an accidental president. i'm almost tempted to say despite the fact that we more or less winged presidential succession, and despite the fact that the founding fathers gave us a guide but nothing close a blueprint, i'm tempted to say we navigated through it pretty well and got pretty lucky. it's a remarkable story and i can almost say that except for the fact that when abraham lincoln died we got andrew johnson and we were supposed to get lincoln's vision of reconstruction, instead the bullet of john wilkes booth gives us andrew johnson, man born a racistest died a racist, the last president who didn't emancipate his slaves until seven months later and a man as president resurrect almost every old almost of

he then has thrown on the ticket a man who embodies all of the system chester arthur. but garfield, through this man who was completely detached from party politic who's made you know, a pledge, he was somebody born in a log cabin, had run-away slaves as a child. his big issues were universal education and suffer raj and an end to the spoil system and a creation of a modern civil servants. we were supposed to get that vision. four months into his presidency, he shot by an office-seeker who had met with chester arthur, who writes in his you know letter of declaration that he killed garfield to be president. he expected to be awarded as general in paris. obviously, that didn't happen. arthur end up having a somewhat respectable presidency in part because omentally ill woman started snail mailing trolling him with these long letters telling him how loathsome he was but there was hope for him. she described him in manners eerily in king henry viii and there is hope. he gets in this presidential carriage and he shows up at her house. we know as early as 1881, you control th

is my understanding that trump is having philadelphia and counties out there like micah murray, chester, buck, delaware, he has people on the ground there the processing. i know they are very concerned about -- the main point seems to be right now, ballots that come in after election day. as you know, the supreme court allowed if your ballot is received up to friday that your vote can be counted. campaign isp fighting that. however, ohio has basically 10 days. you are dealing with a lot of different states with a lot of different rules. the trump campaign has lawsuits in several states. there could beat election fraud with these ballots coming in later. in his lawsuit during the primary, his campaign failed to produce any example of widespread fraud in the primary. --far during the selection this election, we had one case of fraud in luzern county. it was a republican man trying to vote for his dead mother. with that in mind, talk about areas of the state, even as result filter in over the next few days, what areas of the commonwealth will you be focusing on as far as determining who wi

in 2016, hillary clinton was able to win chester county. obama did not win chester county. it seemed like there was a big shift in chester county. i wondering how much of this anti-trump is coming from philadelphia. >> from the united states, donald j. trump. greenwood's "proud to be an american" playing] "god bless the usa" playing] ♪ >> across the plains shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. there was pride in every american heart and it is time we stand and say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free. and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me i'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land goed bless the u.s.a. i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land u.s.a. ♪ e pres. trump: wow. good crowd. this is a hell of a crowd. thank you. thank you. wow. >> [chanting] four

chester county next door, biden 57.5, trump 41. in 2016 clinton won here, but she only won by ten. you see biden is getting improvement there. these are densely populated, high population areas. so biden is getting a lot of votes out of here, a lot of turnout here. one of the reasons biden is ahead by a small amount whereas clinton lost by a small amount, biden is getting more out of chester, montgomery, bucks counties outside of philadelphia. >> 95% of the vote in there in chester county. still too close to call. steve, do stand by. folks watching arizona as well. there's a big senate race there as well that we're keeping a close eye on. in pennsylvania, chris jansing is standing by. we saw votes come in from delaware county. what are you hearing from officials about a timeline for the ongoing count in the keystone state? >> so interesting. what we're seeing is exactly what democrats have been telling me. all along, the last 24 hours they've been expressing confidence in exactly what we're seeing, that the vast majority of those mail-in ballots would be cast for joe biden. where t

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called chester county. look at the hillary clinton-donald trump relationship there.0. there's a story there. the margin of joe biden's victory in one county, in pennsylvania, chester county, was about 53,000, more than his current statewide majority in pennsylvania. upon that doesn't tell the entire story of the state of pennsylvania, but it tells a fascinating one about the suburbs around philadelphia. and it is this: joe biden got more than 100,000 more votes out of these so-called collar suburban counties around philadelphia than hillary clinton. here's the more interesting thing about that: even though those votes went for joe biden down ballot, those people who voted for joe biden and not donald trump vote forward republicans in state races and federal races. so they split their tickets, something we don't see very often in this country. that's the tale of the tape in pennsylvania and in suburban america it was part of the tale of the tape nationally. norah, back to you. no more math and geography. >> o'donnell: no, but that really was fascinating because people

good boy, chester. >>> it was 400 years ago when the pilgrims landed on plymouth rock and the rest isistory. this year the town of plymouth is commemorating history with a much different version. >> 400 years ago next month, the ship carrying the hopes of a new future reach the shores of plymouth, massachusetts. >> the thing that would have been most dramatic are the hills. plymouth has very, very high hills. >> reporter: we are on board the mayflower 2 with a historian, he showed us a hull in the ship, that had 200 passengers, seeking religious freedom and a new life. >> this is such a tight space. >> it is and the journey lasted 66 days. >> reporter: they arrived, laying the foundation for the beginnings of american democracy, the mayflower compact was the first document to establish representative self government in colonial america. what happened here really shaped american history. >> well, it certainly shaped the beginnings of our country. this is the executive director of plymouth 400. the nonprofit commemorates the pilgrim's legacy. with the collaborator previously missing fro

have had in the last 24 hours, some of the suburbs around philadelphia were joe biden his support, chestery, montgomery county has been able to build on the support that hillary clinton had years ago. you are starting to see that blue shift. will it be enough because there are still over 100,000 postal votes to be counted in philadelphia? will these numbers add up to be enough to hand joe biden pennsylvania and, therefore, the key to the white house? 0r therefore, the key to the white house? or will it go to donald trump and certainly boost his chances of winning another four years? we can see they're behind you, michelle, a lot of trump supporters waving flags. thank you. in the keystone state of pennsylvania. he ballot are being counted in nevada out west. republicans have filed a lawsuit against the state that allegedly the 10,000 foes have come from people no longer living there. president trump's campaign officials have held a news conference in las vegas in nevada and the director of intelligence as it is it is illegal to vote if somebody is not in the state of nevada for 30 days. ba

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montgomery county 10,000 and chester.e ballots and posting them. we are checking up with them hourly. back to you. >> thank you very much. with that 27,130 point lead, vote lead that biden has over trump, if you do the math and you see what's outstanding, it's going to be really, really difficult if not almost impossible for trump toover s oe that lead. >> right. and then the geography. 30,000 plus out here, allegheny county. the blew tells you whue tells yd to know. again when they are counting the mail-in ballots, the total has been significantly higher than that because of the disproportionate voting for democrats. pam was talking about, move the state up here, modest number in philadelphia than i thought, making progress there, but still 30,000 plus here. joe biden's getting 81% and again in the mail-in ballot count it's been higher than that. remember in the rest of these ballots the president has to get 60% plus and these are all in places where joe biden is winning. pam mentioned a modest amount in bucks county. mo

fleet admiral chester nemitz for the united states. general hu young sang for china. the soviet union. general sir thomas blainey for australia. sir morris cosgrove for canada. general darme, a clerk from france. lieutenant admiral for the netherlands and vice air marshall leonard isett for new zealand. the ceremony, though, was not one of vengeance or hatred. instead the japanese delegation heard word of lasting peace, to bond a friendship that has grown stronger with each generation. with the rest of the world listening intently, general carter not only brought an end to the bloodiest war in modern history, he also set the tone for peace and friendship between the u.s. and japan that continues 75 years later. we'll now play a video of general mcarthur's remarks from the surrender ceremony. i encourage you to listen carefully to his chosen words and imagine the significance of their meeting when they were delivered just days after the fighting had ended. ♪ >> it is my ernest hope, and indeed the hope of all mankind that from this solemn occasion a better world shall

admiral chester nimitz of the united states was appointed to administer a pleb site in jammu and kashmir. if all parties of the dispute agreed to this resolution of the problem. meanwhile, india and pakistan were urged to continue their efforts to reach a peaceful sentiment. prime minister ali khan of pakistan and prime minister nehru of india continued their negotiations with the aid and encouragement of the united nations. through the yiented nations also came the prov palestine. a british mandate since the end of world war i, in recent years this small country had been the scene of disorder and bloodshed. the age-old struggle between arab and jew and the aspirations of the jewish people for a homeland, aspirations which had been intensified through the% toougs of the yews before and during world war ii had aggravated the palestine problem. at a special session the general assembly of the united nations established a special committee on palestine and sent it to this troubled area to study the problems and make recommendations. united nations committee spent months in palestine traveli

obama was plus 2, hillary was plus 10 in chester.on there. so you can see the four suburban counties adding a lot additional to philadelphia. and i haven't seen the final numbers in allegheny county, pittsburgh, but that was plus 15 obama, plus 19. 17, hillary. his margin will be 20 or more. i think to 25. >> so you're quite sure the former vice president will win pennsylvania. look, no one knows for sure until all the votes are counted, but senator, thank you, appreciate it. and we appreciate you sharing your magic wall and your knowledge with us. and hope to see you soon here on cnn. thanks so much. senator bob casey. >> thanks, don. >> well, there you go. stay with us. we'll continue to count the votes as they come in. you heard what he said, some time by noon today, we could get some numbers that may be determinative in pennsylvania. we shall see. our continuing coverage right after this. at dell technologies, we started by making the cloud easier to manage. but we didn't stop there. we made a cloud flexible enough to adapt to an

a nurse accused of the murder of eight babies and the attempted murder of ten has appeared at chestertories this hour on bbc news. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with chris. hello there. the early morning rain is all cleared away from the radar picture picking up the majority across the western side of the country and particularly for western scotland. there will be some decent breaks between the showers. we‘ve seen some sunshine already, for example, in the northwest of wales. and into northwest england, the clouds gathering there in cumbria for a time. looking at the weather just to our west, cumbria for a time. looking at the weatherjust to our west, we‘ve got a lot of cloud on the satellite picture in this area of cloud is our next area of low pressure that‘s going to be swinging injust in time for the weekend, bringing all of us outbreaks of rain and there will be some strong waiting to come as well. heading into the evening, further showers for scotland —— strong winds to come. maybe one or two sneaking into the south of england that time, but through the night, we‘ll s

good boy, chester. >>> welcome back to nbc news decision 2020 coverage, i am kate snow, a big day aheadf us. potentially, several days ahead of us, of legal battles, we go to nate, thank you for sticking with us. when you think about what will happen first, what would be the first. i heard you say earlier, we have to get the votes counted first. is that easy to do in the climate we are in? >> there is a process that will be followed. i think that we have to trust the process. that there is an administrative process and a legal process. >> do you suspect there will be challenges as soon as this morning, i would say? >> challenges already filed. we have two lawsuits already in pennsylvania, one in montgomery county, one at the state level, directs at absentee ballot. we should be clear-eyed about this. there is no switch at the supreme court that can be flicked on to stop a vote count. all of the votes are going to be counted. if there are disputes, there is a legal process that will be followed. that is what we will be seeing in the coming days. it depends on how close the margin in. aft

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worked a number of cities, but in 1964 he opened a practice and moved his family here to rod chester when the lincoln administration named him to be a y union army in the american civil war. he want today see which young men were fit for military duty. a lot of young men were going off to the eastern shatheater f the fighter. the family stayed here. abraham lincoln brought us here. he set up his practice, his two boys recall they grew up in medicine like farm boys on a farm. they would go out with their dad to serve patients, set bones, perform surgery. they just absorbed his ideals and values and it was natural they would go into medicine. now he is the senior physician in town. charlie was still a high school preparatory tonight here at home. august, a terrible sigh loan comes. a terrible devastating storm struck the city causing death and destruction. he and his sons were in charge of helping the survivors. so in seeking help, he went down the street to the academy of our lady of lord, and the mother, the mother superior, sent her sisters to be nurses. not long after the disaster,

chester county, same. allegheny county, i can say that during the june primary, they reported their results very rapidly on election night back during the primary. so -- and i also want to add that during our june primary, not one documented case of voter fraud was detected. so it's a secure and safe process, and the president can tweet whatever he wants, but that's not going to change the underlying dynamic of the integrity of our voting systems here in pennsylvania. >> lieutenant governor fetterman, i appreciate your time. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to go on the campaign trail and talk to jim acosta at the trump rally. is it more what he's been saying all throughout the day, and what do we expect from him tomorrow on his schedule? >> reporter: anderson, i think we'll hear much of what we've heard from the president so far. i think they are hopeful that this grand rapids rally will have the same effect that it had four years ago. remember, the president ended his campaign w

good boy, chester. ♪ >> seth: we've been so happy to have fred leading the 8g band this week.n showtime that starts this sunday called "moonbase 8." hey, fred, out of five stars, how many would you give it all right. i guess i'm going to have to watch. our first guest tonight is the best-selling author and emmy-winning host of "all in with chris hayes," which airs weeknights at 8:00 p.m. on msnbc. please welcome back to the show, our friend, chris hayes, everybody. ♪ >> hi. >> seth: well, you've done a show without an audience >> well -- >> seth: but you don't walk out. yeah, you don't -- you don't do a long walk out. >> over here >> seth: hi, buddy >> how we doing? >> seth: well, i want to ask how you are doing? you did the 12:00 to 2:00 shift last night >> yes, i'm doing the 12:00 to 2:00 shift again tonight and then maybe - >> seth: not a lot happened between 12:00 to 2:00 last night. >> i'm insulted you would say that >> seth: no, it was nice - it was nice to have you providing perspective on it, but i think for people -- the night before, it seemed like a lot happened bet

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been charged with murdering eight babies, and the attempted murder of another 10 at the countess of chesterted in 2018 and 2019 as part of a probe into deaths at the neo—natal unit. she's due to appear before warrington magistrates court on thursday. the former leader of bolivia, evo morales, has returned home from exile, a day after a member of his socialist party was sworn in as the new president. mr morales was bolivia's first indigenous president and left the country a year ago after losing support of the army following a disputed election. australia will appoint a ‘special investigator‘ to prosecute allegations of war crimes by its troops in afghanistan. the announcement was made as the australian government prepares to release a long—awaited report into the conduct of special forces during the conflict. prime minster scott morrison said australia had to confront "brutal" truths about the actions of some armed forces. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: one day off to celebrate 70 years of duty — the uk announces another this is bbc world news, the latest headlines. us president—e

a nurse accused of the murder of eight babies, and the attempted murder of 10, has appeared at chesteresidential election was the "most secure in american history", rejecting president donald trump‘s repeated claims of fraud. here‘s what the cybersecurty and infrastructure security agency said in its statement... "right now, across the country, election officials are reviewing and double checking the entire election process prior to finalizing the result." then, in clear bold font, it goes on, "there is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised." it ends by saying, "we can assure you we have the utmost confidence in the security and integrity of our elections, and you should too. when you have questions, turn to elections officials as trusted voices". that attempt to draw a line under theories of fraud and conspiracy and it comes as china has sent its congratulations to the man it now calls president—electjoe biden. here‘s our north america correspondent peter bowes. the most secure election in american history. the verdict f

been charged with murdering eight babies, and the attempted murder of another 10 at the countess of chesterin 2018 and 2019 as part of a probe into deaths at the neo—natal unit. she's due to appear before warrington magistrates‘ court on thursday. the former leader of bolivia, evo morales, has returned home from exile, a day after a member of his socialist party was sworn in as the new president. mr morales was bolivia's first indigenous president and left the country a year ago after losing support of the army following a disputed election. tropical storm eta has spun towards the west coast of florida. the strong winds and flooding has prompted the state's governor to declare a state of emergency in 13 counties. around 200 people have died or are missing after eta hit central america. the us is seeing a surge in coronavirus. currently an average of over 900 people a day are now dying with the disease. more than a million new cases in november pushed the total confirmed cases to over 10 million nationally withjust under 240,000 deaths so far. experts warn hospitals across the country could

good boy, chester. >>> with thanksgiving and black friday just days away, shopping is risky businessear. with crowds a major concern as covid cases surge. but how, where, even when you go to the stores can make a big difference in staying safe. here's molly hunter. >> reporter: with thanksgiving just four days away and more people staying home this year, that means more turkeys and more people cooking. >> we've been shopping for the past few days because people are like going crazy and rushing. >> reporter: the safest way to gather all your ingredients for your stuffing and pumpkin pies is right there from your couch. frequent direct, instacart and wul mart prepping for a banner week. double check with your grocery store. they might be closed on thanksgiving but offering delivery or curbside pickup over the next three days. in new mexico, some grocery stores are now closing if too many employees get sick, forcing people to travel farther for food. but if you absolutely must go in person, keep it short. bring a shopping list so you don't linger. check store policies and be prepared to