david campanale, bbc news. the bbc did ask the vatican to respond to cardinal zen‘s comments.t some don't seem to agree. had to be rescued by a kindly citizen. artist banksy. with white paint. that's when a local window cleaner stepped in to save the day. danny savage reports. it appeared last week on an old bridge in hull. attached to the end. people flocked to see it, but then it all went wrong. to this piece of culture. it was painted over and potentially ruined. but before it dried, volunteers turned up to uncover it. armed with some ladders and white spirit. he was back at work today, being modest about his achievements. one act of vandalism. it shows that people are better than that. now a plastic screen has been put up over it for protection. of culture of last year, have we learned nothing, you know? the fact that we are now having to protect something that is art. and i look at all these people, it is brilliant. and it must be looked after. danny savage, bbc news, hull. you have been watching newsday. thank you for watching. stay with us. first state of the union addr

david campanale has more.party. side to china's communist party. are many like it which are independent protestant. independent protestant. the chinese church could become the biggest in the world. biggest in the world. authorities are moving to assert control. control. they face persecution for not complying with communist demands. complying with communist demands. one of these, an official catholic church. church. motion in favour of beijing appointed leaders. appointed leaders. they have not done so yet. done so yet. the vatican expects to win out in the end. the end. the call of pope francis is a majorityjudge. a majorityjudge. he once stake, and the stake is all of china. the stake is all of china. consequence of the economic development. development. liberal class that make ruling class in china needs to lead. in china needs to lead. pope not to submit to communism, are simply different approach. simply different approach. he has also taken into his blog, saying... also taken into his blog, saying... ——

david campanale has more.0 couples gathered to celebrate the turning of a new chapter in their lives. though hundreds of couples were involved, individuals made their day special by wearing elaborate, traditional indonesian outfits and head dresses. just hours before midnight, the mass wedding commenced with the arrival of jakarta's governor. it was the cost of marriage ceremonies that he'd come to resolve. the city government raised funds to make a legally binding marriage possible, allowing children of these unions to also be recognised. the funds also stretched to cover the indonesian wedding tradition of exchanging token gold dowries. as well as giving congratulations, the governor acknowledged that financial hardship can keep low income indonesian couples from taking on the cost of a traditional wedding. after a brief ceremony in front of government officials, the couples took the final step towards full recognition of their relationship by signing their marriage certificates. translation: those whose mar

david campanale has more.es gathered to celebrate the turning of a new chapter in their lives. though hundreds of couples were involved, individuals made their day special by wearing elaborate traditional indonesian clothing. just hours before midnight, the mass wedding commenced with the arrival of the governor of jakarta. it was the cost of the marriage ceremonies he had come to resolve. the city government raised funds to make legally binding marriage is possible. the funds also stretched to cover the indonesian wedding tradition of exchanging token gold dowries. as well as giving congratulations, the governor acknowledged that financial hardship can keep low income indonesian couples from taking on the cost of a traditional wedding. after a brief ceremony in front of government officials, the couples took the final step towards full recognition of their relationship by signing their marriage certificates. translation: those whose marriages we re translation: those whose marriages were not certified can use

david campanale, bbc news. the bbc did ask the vatican to respond to cardinal zen‘s comments.d—largest city, cape town, is in the midst of a severe drought. residents are being limited to 50 litres of water a day. if the authorities turn the taps off entirely, they are talking of a so—called day zero in early april. cape town would be the first major city in the world to run dry. andrew harding reports. glorious cape town. the most idyllic, the most pampered corner of an entire continent. until now. suddenly, a city of 4 million people is running out of water, at alarming speed. as rationing begins, there are queues for spring water. it's a bit scary and uncertain. and, based on the experience of filling up here, it's intimidating about what's to come. here is the problem. the reservoirs cape town depends on are parched, after three years of a drought no—one predicted. the experts blame climate change. hotter temperatures, erratic rainfall. we really are, you know, the canary in the cage at the moment. so all of these predictions that are being made about the impacts of climat

david campanale, bbc news. you're watching bbc news, do stay with us.he week ahead, let's just take a quick look back at what 2017 brought us. for ennerdale, in cumbria, on the 15th of may, over six inches of rain in 2a hours. it was a hot day though at heathrow, on the 21st ofjune. 3a degrees. the hottest day of the year. in terms of wintriest weather, well, that was sennybridge, in the brecon beacons, on the 11th of december, with 31cm, around a foot, of snow. winter, of course, is not over by far. a very mobile and rather mild picture overall though across the british isles for the week ahead. you may well have seen a low there to the south, which will get very close to the south coast this new year's day. strong gusty, maybe even damaging winds along the south coast through the first half of new year's day and quite a bit of rain too. it becomes a little bit more showery as we get into south wales, and there should be some sunshine to the north of that before we meet another area of low pressure that's developing across western scotland and northern

david campanale, bbc news. the bbc did ask the vatican to respond to cardinal zen's comments. do so. group to carry out vehicle emissions tests on monkeys. fumes could cause cancer. of a severe drought. residents are being limited to 50 litres of water a day. cape town would be the first major city in the world to run dry. andrew harding reports. glorious cape town. the most idyllic, the most pampered corner of an entire continent. until now. at alarming speed. as rationing begins, there are queues for spring water. it's a bit scary and uncertain. about what's to come. here's the problem. after three years of drought no one predicted. the experts blame climate change. hotter temperatures, erratic rainfall. at the moment. about the impacts of climate change are happening. they are happening now. to us here, before our eyes, all around the world. in a panic the city is drilling for water. tapping into rainfall which seeped underground a million years ago. but the process is slow and time is short. and so capetonians of all stripes are preparing for the worst. in places like this