in chile.. i lived in my grandfather‘s house and he was a widower and in mourning for many years. so there was no radio, no theatre, no entertainment of any sort except for reading and telling stories. i think that prepared me for this vice of storytelling. not only telling them, i love to hear stories. i have had that inclination all my life. you have these two incredible characters. you had your mother and your grandfather, but it was also a tumultuous time personally for you. one of the most extraordinary things was hearing that your mum, when your father left, cut his picture out of all of the photographs. as an image, for a child growing up, that must have been extraordinary. i never missed my father. perhaps i did when i was very young but i do not remember that. he left when i was three. my mother said that i was very close to him, so maybe there was a moment when i asked about him, but i don‘t remember that at all. i remember a childhood without a father and his absence did not mean any

chile: chile: tenemos acompaÑantes con los que usted puede deleitarse.cta para estas navidades. chile: ustedes que estÁn allÍ en la casa pensando, piensen para navidad. lorena: chile siempre anda con esas probadas. muchÍsimas gracias por haber venido aquÍ, los queremos mucho, seguimos con muchÍsimo mÁs de "delicioso", mÁs recetas de navidad. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ graciala bolsa para que no te ensucies, disfruta mis nuevos pannidos deli trio o turkey, bacon & cheddar, casi en cualquier parte. disfrútalos cuando sales a la calle. pero no, cuando caesn callela. con doordash, pide hoy un pannido. sólo en jack in the box. o turkey, bacon & cheddar,io ambos en pan ciabatta tostado. y gracias a la bolsa para que no te ensucies, disfrútalos... ...mientras vas al mandado. pero no, mientras eres mandado a tierra. huh? con doordash, pide hoy un pannido. ♪ "delicioso" ♪ ♪ lorena: vamos a recibir este aÑo nuevo. otra de las recetas mÁs buscadas en el 2018 en el internet. estas reglas se las voy explicar para todos los camarones que usted vaya preparar e

we know thatshery: chile takes d 20,000 venezuelans a month.is the crisis in venezuela? and what can be done in order to help the people of venezuela? minister ampuero: the crisis of venezuela is not only a tragedy for venezuelans. the dictatorship of maduro has , theit very difficult daily life for venezuelans. they are trying to leave or leaving the country. chile is a country far, far away from venezuela and we have 200,000 people from venezuela. we have received them and we have a very positive experience with them. ile is an open country. if you look around in latin america, and columbia there are 2 million venezuelans and in brazil, the number is huge. , 400,000. or 600,000. in ecuador, 400,000. not christ in venezuela is only an international crisis, it's a hemispheric crisis. shery: roberto ampuero, chile's minister of foreign affairs. plenty more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ a military aircraft with the remains of former president is en route toh washington for official ceremonies including a state funeral. casketrers carried his ac

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their next stop was porto williams in chile. the jackal belay who works as a harbor master at lake constance has joined them for this part of the trip. he's traveling around the world by sea and his small ship is docked at porto williams he's grateful for the ride in a harsh environment like this everyone helps each other. one last look at it. from here it's only about twenty nautical miles to puerto williams the last time before cape horn. all of it folks knows that things are going to get serious soon. this is his office in bad palm stet in the german states of stress because when he planned the cape horn expedition down to the last detail. this little map is a bit worn we used it on our last expedition to antarctica but it will give you a good overview. here's the southern tip of south america. and cape horn which is actually located on island yes this is the strait of mcgill and which ferdinand mckellen crossed in fifteen nineteen about one hundred years before the cape was discovered. it's an extremely difficult trip becaus

susie is now on her way to chile.east she's safe. andy moore, bbc news. the events sam byng —— the events surrounding brexit over the last few weeks have seen the uk enter a period of unprecedented political history. on tuesday, mps will take part in a crucial vote on whether to accept theresa may's proposed deal. however, westminster is operating on the assumption that the government will lose this meaningful vote, what happens next could see our political system, tested in ways rarely seen. sir anthony seldon, political historian and author, joins us now from brighton. good morning, anthony. there's a word being used at the moment, constitutional crisis. is that the way that you see things... maybe if not now, but in the very near future? yeah, ithink future? yeah, i think that's absolutely right. we have a major political crisis at the moment. it's not overdramatising it to say that. the parties are deeply split. the issue facing the country is of enormous importance. we have the future continuation of scotland and

our last stop is in russia in a children's home in chile have been sick children with and without hiv grow up side by side the home provides carriage protection from ignorance and prejudice. it's only morning in the uk about in children's home. it's the same routine every day. the same medicine the same dose every morning. i forty boys and girls leave at the hope is there between four and seventeen. and to mina sick little pluses and minuses that's what they call a chubby positive and negative children here. why did it when we opened this home eleven years ago hiv positive children lived separately . we had white ones sofas and no carpets we cleaned the dishes with a lot of disinfectant ordered me and the coup. was that it was difficult to create a tolerant environment for them but it took years for all the staff to accept and respect my children. the quietly. today with little blasts and little minuses play together and they are treated the same. they are all growing up without perry and since this children's home in the russian city of chile audience. thirty two children have hiv in

susie is now on her way to chile.moore, bbc news. well, a little earlier i spoke to james instance, 0perations controller at falmouth coastguard, which first picked up susie goodall‘s distress signal, he explained how it came to light. the first indication that susie was in difficulty actually was picked up by race control on the morning when she reported there were rough conditions and it was really uncomfortable but it was at 11am on the 5th of december where we got an emergency signal from an emergency beacon, all the ships, all yachts in the race have to carry emergency satellite beacons, and we received a signalfrom that. the only difficulty from one of these beacons is although it tells you that something is probably wrong and tells you who it is and where they are, it doesn't tell you what the problem is, so we immediately got in contact with race control to say we picked up this signal and then spent a very uncomfortable hour waiting for race control to get through on her satellite phone to be able to find out

chile the celebration. turns seventy five. chile her church the our school. just rest of. your romance and thirty minutes on w. a continent is reinventing itself. as africa's tech scene discovers it's true potential. inventors entrepreneurs and high tech professionals talk about their visions successes and day to day business the difference. it's. history in everyone is too small. he says the mathematician. eyes to. digital africa starts december twelfth on t.w. . leaders at the g. twenty summit in buenos ira's have pledged to reform the world trade organization in a joint declaration they also vowed to tackle the source of refugee movements while the us reaffirmed its commitment to withdraw from the paris climate accord.

in chile protesters have attacked police amid growing controversy over the recent shooting of a young indigenous man police allegedly shot the unarmed man while he was driving a tractor on thursday chile's president the country's police chief to resign over the killing. and in new york residents were stunned when the sky over manhattan started to glow a bright neon blue the eerie sight prompted fears on social media of an alien invasion but the explanation proved more mundane a transformer fire at a local power plant. to sailing now where the wild oats boat crew are savoring a particularly sweet victory after winning the prestigious sydney hobart yacht race last year wild oats crossed the line first as well but they were stripped of the title following a near collision early on this time there were no such problems for the australian vessel as it racked up a night's win in the seventy fourth edition of the event but it ended up being one of the closest races in years while those completed the route in one day nineteen hours seventeen seven minutes and twenty one sec. tennis great seri

this afternoon we showed her friends the moment she made it back to shore in chile. wow! amazing.rdeal and experience and adventure over the last few weeks, so really pleased she has made it back safely. susie goodall is the third sailor to be rescued in this year's race, but now she's safe and heading home for christmas. duncan kennedy, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. will it continue chilly? yes, we are looking at some severe weather. it has been another cold day. breezy too. but we have had plenty of sunshine. tonight it will stay dry and cold in central and eastern areas with a widespread frost. but the change will take place in the south and west. temperatures coming up, but some heavy rain moving in. and with this deep low pressure will bring this severe weather. as it bumps into the cold air it will produce significant snow in central and northern parts and we have a high risk of ice and freezing rain. there is an amber warning for central and northern areas for saturday into sunday. we are most concerned about this ice area from the northern

lucha: y tú, ya le paras a los chiles, que ya estás respirando raro.pérate! esquiva. espera, espera. maría de todos los Ángeles. maría: yo no quería deslucir la comida de tu mamá. pero es que yo no tengo la culpa de que todo lo que guiso me queda bien sabroso. bueno, hasta en la colonia ya andan diciendo que ya hasta me puedo casar. albertano: yo también creo que... que tú ya te puedes casar. maría: ¿qué? albertano: es más... ¿te puedo pedir algo? maría: acepto. albertano: ya casada, ¿sí me puedes invitar a comer a tu casa? maría: sí, claro. ¿por qué no? ambos: [ríen] albertano: eres una gran chica. mejor ya me voy a comerme un chile, porque... si no, sí la rosa sí se lo va a refinar. adiós. maría: adiós. [ríe] adiós. [ríe] adiós, adiós. era una broma. no pasa nada. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. Él está bien, yo estoy bien, todo está bien. [balbucea] carmelo: ni se te ocurra usar un pasador. [pitido] alta

back on dry land at last — a british yachtswoman arrives in chile after being rescued 2000 miles off. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewersjoe twyman and kate proctor — stay with us for that. good evening. and welcome to bbc news. after a bruising encounter in brussels, the prime minister says she still believes she can get extra assurances from eu leaders to help get her brexit withdrawal agreement through parliament. eu leaders have said no to any renegotiation but will offer what they call ‘further clarifications‘ on the irish backstop, the mechanism to avoid a hard border on the island of ireland if the uk and eu fail to agree a trade deal. theresa may was filmed having a heated discussion with the european commission president, jean—claude juncker, during which she accused him of saying her latest proposals are nebulous, he blamed it on a misunderstanding. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg has the latest. a bad omen? a bitter morning — for more than one reason. the prime minister came to brussels hunting for concessions from the eu. d

land at last — the british yachtswoman whose boat capsized in a solo round the world race arrives in chilewith multiple spider—people, we'll hear what mark kermode thought of the latest spider—man and all the other new releases in the film review. hello and welcome to brussels — where this eu summit is over and everyone is heading home. theresa may said from the start she wasn't expecting immediate breakthroughs and she certainly hasn't got any. she came here looking for new eu assurances to help sell her brexit deal to the house of commons — in particular on the irish backstop — the mechanism to stop a hard border on the island of ireland. mrs may said it's still possible to get those assurances and that talks on what she called ‘further clarification' will continue. but the atmosphere at this summit has been fractious at times. eu leaders says the british demands have been too vague. mrs may insisting she's been crystal clear. let's hear what the prime minister said at the end of the summit. i was crystal clear about the assurances are needed on the backstop. i reiterated that it is in t

the british yachtswoman susie goodall whose boat capsized in a solo round the world race arrives in chilecketing to the edge of space — virgin galactic‘s spaceshiptwo passenger rocket travels 50 miles above the earth — and brings space tourism one step closer. coming up on afternoon live all the sport. chelsea fans stand accused of offensive behaviour once again, first alleged racism at the weekend, no alleged anti—semitism during the europa league last night, more at half past. and some weather warnings? that is right, amber warnings in place for the weekend for snow and ice, i will reveal all later. thank you, also coming up. you'll make what is it? it's an instant camera. it was thought they'd been lost for ever — two recordings of morecambe and wise shows are discovered in an attic in sierra leone. there was nothing nebulous or hazy about the atmosphere when theresa may was caught on camera having an animated conversation with european commission presidentjean—claude junker in brussels this morning. let's go to brussels now — and join my colleague ben brown. good afternoon from brusse

the british yachtswoman whose boat capsized in a solo round the world race has made land in chile.u work? and sunshine, laughter and love found in sierra leone — with two previously lost episodes of morecambe and wise. and coming up on bbc news, anthony joshua says wembley is booked for a world title fight in april and that he wants his opponent to be deontay wilder. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one from here in brussels. theresa may is under increasing political pressure after being rebuffed by fellow eu leaders at a summit in brussels. mrs may is trying to find a way to get the withdrawal agreement through a heavily divided house of commons. last night the european commission presidentjean—claude juncker said the withdrawal agreement was not open for renegotiation and accused the prime minister of being vague. from the summit venue, our europe correspondent, adam fleming reports. you win some, you lose some. theresa may hasn't got the brexit treaty rewritten. that was never going to happen. but she did get reassurance on the irish backstop, at least a bit of reas

celtic are they now after beating chile 5—1. —— deniau.urau at dundee later. they have got to win by four au summit like that. england and scotland have been drawn in the same group for next summer's and's world cup. the scots are in their first and's world cup. the scots are in theirfirst finals, and's world cup. the scots are in their first finals, they will be joined by argentina and japan. a tricky one for anyone in that one. —— women's world cup. that england— scotla nd —— women's world cup. that england— scotland match will be on the ninth ofjune in nice. i don't think this isa game ofjune in nice. i don't think this is a game that we will need to build up. "it's a players know which other inside out. a lot of them play in the same clubs together —— a lot of the same clubs together —— a lot of the players. there is a dog of spirit about them. something good is happening in scottish women's football. i think when you look at the group you see three great games, three special games that all have a meaning to english football. i think t

susie is now on her way to chile. over, for now, but at least she's safe. andy moore, bbc news. 0ne one other story for you this morning. an 8—year—old boy took control of a car travelling at 60mph after his mother blacked out at the wheel. lauren smith had a seizure while driving near colchester. her son, ben, turned on the hazard lights and drove onto the hard shoulder before the car stalled. a rare scottish wildcat born at chester zoo has been captured on camera for the first time. bosses at the zoo say the female kitten, born in august, could offer a lifeline for the species. wildcats, also known as highland tigers, are britain's rarest mammals and as few as 100 are estimated to remain in the uk. those are the main stories this morning. it's 6:10am. we'll have all the weather across the weekend coming upfor the weather across the weekend coming up for you and might well have out all the sport as well —— mike. —— mike will have. more now on our top story, police in new zealand have said the disappearance of 22—year

we acquired interexport in chile.oftware and video, and i think that there's some nice opportunities that will avail -- maria: and there's an appetite for business managers to put new money to work in these kinds of services, you think? >> absolutely. maria: when you look at drones and you look at security, this is basically topic a in the c suite, isn't it? >> exactly. so everybody whether -- no matter where you are, you're thinking additional security. it could be physical, it could be virtual, it could be video, it can be cyber. and the assortment of solutions that we bring to the table always has us at the table for a conversation. maria: and allocation of capital, are you going to keep buying back stock? you had a great buyback, what, at $58? >> yeah. so we over the last several years spent $12.5 billion for an average price of 58 and change, i'm very proud of that. maria: look where the stock is right now. >> we spent over $3 billion acquiring. i think the company's positioned well for durable earnings and cash

this is chile's atacama desert it's my final stop before the on top six. a tough a place to run would be hard to find it's the driest hot deserts on earth it's also altitude so there's limited don't sit in the. moment think the obvious location for a marathon. the guiding hand behind this expedition on the upcoming antarctic ice marathon is run a richard donovan in twenty twelve he managed to get through and run a marathon on each of the world's seven continents in less than five days now he's organizing a marathon on a volcano and it's kind of counter-intuitive really at some ways you know bring people up to shoot where they're going to be gasping for oxygen as you know almost fifteen thousand feet controlling you know volcanoes one of them is an active volcano and i just think that makes it attractive to people it's such apparent lapses in human logic that make running fertile ground for philosophy and runa mark rowlands is a guy called bernard suits the canadian philosopher. who asked this question you know if suppose you could live in a utopia where ev

community that has rules that they follow so that they can harmoniously co-exist so for example the chile boys have divided the stops where they can pick up passengers so that they don't have to fight over the commuters and this is a community that has learned to give way to one another and that includes the train i was talking to one chile boy who has been doing this for over twenty years and he says that when they need a train. the train will slow down and allow them time to get off move to the safe side of the tracks before they pass through so this is a community that has learned to share the road are maybe you should we should say share the railroad tracks. now to the sport of mixed martial arts a male dominated sport where germany's yulia dorney has emerged as an inspiration for young female athletes as world champion and the further away division we caught up with her when she reserve the wildly successful season to have burnell injure. it was everybody knows now yulia is a world champion. this is yulia dorney a few weeks ago she became the featherweight world champion in mixed mar

like many of the old explorers i first had for punta arenas in southern chile but unlike them i'll be flying into antarctica to king george island at the northern tip here all join the greenpeace ship the arctic sunrise and head into the weddell sea with luck will reach out target the sixty fourth parallel which marks the northern edge of the proposed asian sanctuary an internationally supported marine reserve covering one point eight million square kilometers that would be protected from direct human impact like fishing oil drilling and deep sea mining. how times have changed immediately it's clear how connected the outer reaches of the antarctic continent to become the plane is full of tourists. what was once a grueling journey of months maybe is now can be done in an hour and a half with lunch and if you. want to. be in the alps they are there for fun. it's a cold murky arrival and surprised at how many people there are around dozens of coming in going to here with no king george island and out here we made it seem like that they don't. look so remote as warm a transport. you can s

and say it's rail politic and that it was diplomacy and people might know about the a gander coup chile in seventy three the iraq obviously one moment we surely have to be proud about is role not in going to get love the wilson labor government that seems to be a kind of article of faith you you've seen other documents it seems that the only thing that the media can ever say about britain's role in the vietnam war in the one nine hundred sixty s. is that britain didn't send troops to vietnam but actually britain did send troops in the in the early one nine hundred sixty s. there was a covert operation by the british in north vietnam to link up with rebels who were fighting against the north vietnamese regime admittedly that did end in around one thousand nine hundred sixty three and not very much information has come out about that program but it is revealed in the declassified british files but in the late one.

a chilly night and chile tomorrow. dry weather to begin with. a fairfew chile tomorrow.ent with gusty winds into the afternoon here. for much of what northern and eastern scotland and eastern england, it will be dry with sunny spells and this is not a cold wind direction. the wind is lighter compared with today. temperatures are down a little bit but then again, the wind is lighter than today and there will be a bit of sunshine around as well. a shower in the west and there may be a rumble of thunder with these. they tend to push further east into the first pa rt push further east into the first part of the night and then later in the night, its religious towards southern and western coastal areas where we will see a few showers continuing. ——it is reallyjust. thursday's big picture has low pressure to the north—west and if you are close to that, it is more likely you will see some showers compared with elsewhere and that is to west of scotland, northern ireland, western england and north—west wales. some will drift further east but for much of the midlands, east anglia,

tsunami if move all kind of activity causes more on the water landslides and that's why i'm here in chile going about five kilometers inland from the coast up a hill the authorities are saying that nobody should be along that coastline tonight in the dark in case another wave hits. the u.s. president has announced he'll be replacing his defense secretary james mattis two months earlier than expected mattis resigned on thursday after disagreeing with the president's foreign policy of withdrawing troops from syria the deputy secretary of defense patrick shanahan is now due to assume the role at the start of twenty nineteen. sudanese police have fired tear gas as hundreds of protesters gathered in khartoum following a football match comes after thousands took to the streets across the country on the fifth consecutive day of demonstrations of the rising food and fuel prices. ballot papers for the democratic republic of congo's long awaited presidential election arrived in the capital kinshasa up to four million papers would you by saturday to replace those destroyed by a fire last week the bl

susie is now on her way to chile.atch up with the weather now, this is phil. some of the winter night could be strong and disruptive. 60 mph, if not 70 mph. showers to northern ireland down to the borders of scotla nd ireland down to the borders of scotland and the rest of england. the north, as tonight goes on, the skies make clear. temperatures dipping away. not such a problem that the south given the combination of the strong winds and some of those showers. what of sunday? brighter skies from the word go. a frosty start here and increasingly through the day, the brighter skies wind out. apart from some of the western extremities of scotland, england and wales and northern ireland. a lot of sunshine and top temperature, a cold feeling ten or 11.

chile in one of two places. we will see quite a bit of cloud around.re. temperatures near the seasonal raum. milder further south and west. this is bbc news. i'm sharanjit leyl. our top stories: a row over president trump's planned border wall with mexico threatens a partial shutdown of the us government, with both sides blaming each other. it is up to the democrats. it is really a democrat shutdown. we have done our thing. president trump, you own the shutdown. you said so in your own words. the row spooks us markets with heavy losses in wall street's worst week for a decade. flights resume at britain's second—busiest airport, after three days of chaos and delays. but the drone and its operator are still at large. and a winter wonderland on mars. the european space agency captures startling images of the red planet

she‘s 2000 miles west of chile saw you on one of the most remote areas of the world.ipping lane on a main transport area —— or a transport area. you would be looking for other yachts that are taking part in the race to be able to come to your assistance, but in this case, the closest one was already further towards south america and to turn backin towards south america and to turn back in those conditions would have been really difficult. the next yacht behind her was 780 miles so that wasn‘t possible. we liaised with the chilean authorities, the rescue authorities there were amazing and what they did. they did exactly what we would have done in the uk, they put out a satellite broadcast to alert ships in the area and we are talking about a 500 mile radius of where susie is to see what is around and then you‘ve got to try and directly get in contact with those ships to get them to divert to go to their assistance and there we re go to their assistance and there were two machover contacted, one was a70 miles away and another vehicle which was 385 miles away, so it‘s no

this afternoon, we showed her friends the moment she made it back to shore in chile. oh my god.s been through a real ordeal and experience and adventure over the last few weeks. so pleased she's made it back safely. susie goodall is the third sailor to be rescued in this year's race, but now she's safe and heading home for christmas. britain's royal family have revealed the photos they're putting on their christmas cards this year. if you're not on their list — we can show you what they've picked. the duke and duchess of cambridge have chosen a picture of their family at their norfolk home, while harry and meghan are seen watching fireworks at their wedding reception earlier this year. the duke and duchess of cornwall, meanwhile, are seated on a bench in the grounds of clarence house. perfect for your mantelpiece. stay with us on bbc news, much more to come, including much more at our top story about theresa may who has said it is still possible to get assurances that mps need to back her brexit deal, despite eu leaders ruling out any renegotiation, and of course on our website

susie is now on her way to chile.ook control of a car travelling at 60—miles—per—hour after his mother blacked out at the wheel. lauren smith had a seizure while driving near colchester. her son, ben, turned on the hazard lights and drove onto the hard shoulder, before the car stalled. a rare scottish wildcat born at chester zoo has been captured on camera for the first time. bosses at the zoo say the female kitten, born in august, could offer a "lifeline for the species". wildcats, also known as highland tigers, are britain's rarest mammals and as few as 100 are estimated to remain in the uk. lots going on this weekend. rain, windy, how is it looking? it is not particularly special at the moment, especially across central and western areas. to start the day, glorious sunshine but tonight the winds will ramp up on the valleys, especially across wales and the southern counties of england whether gust could, in exposed

the british yachtswoman whose boat capsized in a solo round the world race has made land in chile.ages are still worth around a third less than they were a decade ago, in some areas. research from the trades union congress, the tuc, shows the average worker has lost nearly £12,000 in real earnings since 2008. travellers at some uk airports are barely being offered $1 us for each of their pounds, following a month of brexit uncertainty. those exchanging pounds at the uk's biggestairport, heathrow, are finding as little as $1.05 coming back across the counter. and one in seven homes could be paying more than they need to for broadband and could get faster services for the same or less money, according to the regulator 0fcom. new research suggests that half of uk homes have not taken up faster services even though they are available. real wages, once you take out the effects of inflation, are worth a third less in some parts of the uk than 10 years ago. the figures were compiled by the tuc and are split up into different local authorities. what is unexpected about it is that the falls

back on dry land at last — a british yachtswoman arrives in chile after being rescued two thousand milesre. good evening and welcome to bbc news. after a bruising encounter in brussels, the prime minister says she still believes she can get extra assurances from eu leaders to get her brexit withdrawal agreement through parliament. eu leaders say they'll offer no renegotiation but will offer what they call ‘further clarifications‘ on the irish backstop which aims to avoid barriers to trade on the island of ireland. theresa may was filmed having a heated discussion with the european commission president, jean—claude juncker, during which she accused him of saying her latest proposals are nebulous, something he has denied. our political editor laura kuenssberg has the latest. a bad omen? a bitter morning, for more than one reason. the prime minister came to brussels hunting concessions from the eu. does the eu like your plan prime minister? but they did notjust say no, one of their top politicians said she did not even know what she wanted, she was nebulous. leading this private, careful po

i was born in peru and raised in chile in my grandfather's somber house.y step father in his travels as a diplomat. i was a political refugee for 13 years in venezuela after the military coup of 1973 that ended a long tradition of democracy in chile and i have been an immigrants in the united states are more than 30 years. being chronically uprooted has some advantages. most of my writing comes from lost alger, loss and separation. from an incurable desire to belong in a place. i looked chilean and i dream, cook, make love and write in spanish. [laughter] >> make love with ridiculous panting in english. [laughter and applause] >> my lover doesn't speak a word of spanish. i have a lover of 76. you wouldn't believe it. [cheers and applause] >> a brave man. [laughter] >> not a stranger. i don't take anything for granted. i observe and listen carefully. i asked questions and i question everything. for my writing i don't need to invent much. i look around and take notes. i am a collector of experiences. i draw on other peoples lives, especially the strong and p

. —— it will start off chile.ot down a drone that has shut down one of the country's largest airports for more than 2a hours. the closure of gatwick has disrupted travel for more than 100,000 people. the airport's single runway remains closed. us defence secretary, jim mattis, is to quit hisjob in the trump administration. his departure had been anticipated in parts of the us media after president trump decided to withdraw us troops from syria, despite opposition from international allies and members of the us military. china has rejected accusations by the united states and britain that it is involved in cyber hacking in at least a dozen countries. it comes after the us charged two chinese hackers with stealing data worldwide over more than a decade. beijing has urged washington to withdraw the accusation. now on bbc news, panorama. chanting: h52, we don't want you. after years of planning and protest, work on britain's biggest building project is underway. this is a big moment, because the project is now actuall

the seventieth anniversary of the un declaration of human rights were going underground for british chile to the saudi war on yemen on the ever growing history of britain's secret human rights abuses for this going underground special i'm joined now by one of the world's great chroniclers of anglo-american secrecy and lies the author of secret affairs britain's collusion with radical islam and the great deception anglo-american power and world order and many other works mark thanks so much for coming on just before we get to the seventieth anniversary of the un declaration predictable that there was almost universal media derision and political derision and generally corbin for raising poverty instead of the important issues like breaks it only important tourism liver religion surprise me of course been received a lot of criticism for that because he's raising an important issue and it has to be said much of the british media and lot of british parliament don't seem to like important issues actually being raised in public they seem to be much more content often with debating fairly margin

this afternoon, we showed her friends the moment she made it back to shore in chile. oh my god.she's been through a real ordeal and experience and adventure over the last few weeks. so pleased she's made it back safely. susie goodall is the third sailor to be rescued in this year's race, but now she's safe and heading home for christmas. duncan kennedy, bbc news. well, the results are in and we have a winner — mohamed salah has been named bbc african footballer of the year for the second time in a row. he was presented with his award in liverpool by bbc sport africa's mimi fawaz. he ended the season in 2018 as the premier league top scorer and the champions league finalist for his club, liverpool. heroes and to egypt this summer in their first world cup since 1990 that he represented. and so i'm here with the winner, congratulations, mohamed. thank you. take it, it's all yours. last year, when i presented you with the award, you said you'd like to win it again this year, you've done it, what does it feel like being the first player since jay—jay 0kocha in 2004 to win this back—t

malte not in the city of chile going which is just inland from the coastline that's been hit by this tsunami deliberately here because in the dark with the potential of another tsunami if there's another bit of all kind of corruption that causes further landslides underwater we don't want to be on that coast there is a real fear that another tsunami might hit me authorities are telling people to stay away from the city which is why i'm talking to you from here and not from there the good news if you can call it's good news in a situation like this is how close to jakarta indonesia is capital this tsunami has hit its we got here and we're about five kilometers away from the coast now in about an hour and forty five minutes from jakarta is therefore along a very easy flowing highway a complete contrast to the situation that i saw in paul the insular way z. earlier this year where the earthquake and tsunami hit there that's a relatively isolated parts of indonesia specially from the capital jakarta and therefore it took a lot of time for people in supplies to get to that disaster zone v

it could start off chile inafew scotland.his is the business briefing. i'm ben bland. jailed auto boss carlos ghosn won't be released on bail — as he faces new financial misconduct allegations. he's vowing to clear his name in court. plus — a christmas shutdown looms for the us government, as president trump refuses to sign a funding bill unless congress pays for his border wall. and on the markets, those fears of a shutdown of the government adding to the gloom on wall street. the tech—heavy nasdaq index heading for its first year of losses since 2011. it‘s down almost 20% from its peak— which would put it in bear market territory.

the result chile's famous tomato industry is suffering. while consumers continue to enjoy the fringe regardless of the top of the range killed in forty five minutes long t w. i think is everything challenging i'm a muslim. so much different culture between here and there challenging for if the world leads. to some of the same i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. got my license to work as a swimming instructor to shine our two children one hundred dollars just one of the toughest. what's your story take part sheriff on info migrants dot net. hello welcome to equal we india a sustainability magazine that puts the focus on innovations and solutions that help you make an informed choice to live a better tomorrow every week we bring you ideas from across india and europe and the stories of people who make them possible i'm sunk coming to you from mumbai india.