addition to the appeal from the disasters different appeals in addition to the appealfrom the disasters emergency committeeency committee in the uk. of course the public has been so generous in providing for us the support so we can continue our efforts in north—west syria. can continue our efforts in north-west syria.- can continue our efforts in north-west syria. really good to talk to you- _ north-west syria. really good to talk to you. thank _ north-west syria. really good to talk to you. thank you _ north-west syria. really good to talk to you. thank you very - north-west syria. really good to | talk to you. thank you very much north-west syria. really good to - talk to you. thank you very much for speaking to us on bbc news. let's show you the live pictures here from southern turkey where you can see these exhausted rescuers still trying to find signs of life under the incredible amounts of rubble that are left behind after all those buildings were demolished in those huge earthquakes earlier in the week. they are still finding survivors so it pushes them onto continue to look but we do no more than

so today the disasters emergency committee, so, today, the disasters emergency committee, the umbrellay for lots of the uk charities, launched their appeal, asking people to donate to help the relief effort. ijust wonder, would you draw a contrast between that and sort of like almost like the begging bowl aspect of that versus, say, all the pomp and pageantry that president zelensky of ukraine got in westminster the day before? i mean, it seems that, when there's a war on, it's all hands on deck, state occasion. but, when people need to be fed, clothed, housed and get blankets and water, it's kind of a bit like, "oh, please, have you got any spare change?" well, there are a couple of things that i would say in relation to that, because people's natural response, when they see a disaster like this, is to begin to gather the things that they think are important to try and send them. money is really, really important. why do i say that? because getting money into those communities as quickly as possible, trying as much as possible to support local businesses now... they'll be absolutely d

will be broadcast later and the government has said that whatever is raised through the disasters emergency committee exactly what they will be doing and what is needed. we've all seen the cost of groceries rising over the past year or so but new research shows that the size of the store you shop in can also make a big difference to your bills. the idea is you go to a small version of the big store you go to and you would hope to say the same prices, but you don't. you and you would hope to say the same prices, but you don't.— prices, but you don't. you might assume that. _ prices, but you don't. you might assume that. you _ prices, but you don't. you might assume that. you might - prices, but you don't. you might assume that. you might not i prices, but you don't. you might i assume that. you might not realise how much it can all add up for you. yes, perhaps you'd expect to pay more for some products at a local convenience store than a larger supermarket — but would you expect such big price differences with the same retailer? the consumer group which? has been looking at the prices you pay at the s

it comes as an appeal is launched by the uk's disasters emergency committee to help those affected. two powerful earthquakes — and dozens of aftershocks — hit the region on monday causing thousands of buildings to collapse, trapping people inside. rescuers continue desperate attempts to find and free survivors. the world health organization has warned there could be a "secondary disaster" as survivors of the quakes face freezing temperatures. a political row has broken out in turkey — with the opposition blaming president erdogan for difficulties in the rescue operation. mr erdogan has accepted "shortcomings" but insists the situation is under control. in syria, relief efforts have been hampered by the war that has destroyed much of the country's infrastructure. though this morning, the reuters news agency is reporting that the first aid convoy is en route to northern syria via the southern turkish border. but despite the difficulties, there are some extraordinary stories of hope and joy — as howard johnson reports. these british rescuers are wasting no time. within hours of arrivin

a charity appeal has been launched today by the uk's disasters emergency committee.respondent navtej johal has been speaking to those who've already been trying to get help to survivors. ali in nottingham is speaking to his brother in hatay, in southern turkey. he's homeless, but he's alive — one of the lucky ones. but six of their relatives were killed in monday's earthquake. it's terrible and, you know, i've... i want to go, and i want to, you know, get a plane ticket. and then on the other hand, you know, i'm leaving the community, you know, the nottingham turkish community, so i say as a community, we can do loads of things here. i've not had a chance to grieve, but this is probably my way of grieving, you know? i cannot describe... i've not had a chance to think about these things yet, and my focus is, let's help. ali's helped to send two lorries carrying aid to turkey. in leicester, this community centre has been doing the same. it's where esra has been spending every waking moment of the last few days. herfamily, including her grandparents, have been living in

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i can tell you is that british taxpayers' money, the money that's being raised by the disasters emergency committeeits support and expertise, it's really making a difference. we were one of the first people to get through money to the first responders in northern syria, where so many people have been displaced or made homeless. and we were one of the first countries to get money through to the white helmets, and through our coordination work in the un, through the critical fund that was actually set up by britain, the surf fund of the un, which goes to help people caught through a whole range of mechanisms, britain is having a real humanitarian effect on the ground and as far as the money is concerned, we have enough to do what we want to do at the moment. and i'm very confident through working with others in the international community, we will be able to drive forward what needs to be done in this humanitarian emergency. you are watching bbc news. our home editor mark easton updated us on the current situation. regarding the location and the retrieval of your body and the river wyre in lancashire

here, the disasters emergency committee, a coalition of charities, hasissued committee, a coalition ofny other organisations and charities and faith groups in the uk gathering aid together as well. let's speak now to hussain hashim, faith leader of the ramadan mosque in london. thank you so much forjoining us today, and we reporting just a moment ago there was figures on the death toll, rising all the time, sadly, now, according to officials, over 17,000 people, sadly, now, according to officials, over17,000 people, more sadly, now, according to officials, over 17,000 people, more than sadly, now, according to officials, over17,000 people, more than 17,000 have lost their lives in this disaster. what is the community there doing to try to help? well, first of all. _ there doing to try to help? well, first of all, the _ there doing to try to help? well, first of all, the community - there doing to try to help? well, first of all, the community has . there doing to try to help? -ii first of all, the community has been in total shock, and emotions are really high at the moment. london is

disasters emergency days. the disasters emergency committee raised more than days. the disasters emergency committee raised more tha n £50 committee raised more than £50 million of aid and support for victims of the earthquakes . two victims of the earthquakes. two days for being aside from frontline medical charity uk med says more are joining in the humanitarian efforts ground are going to be providing a full type one hospital facility that providing primary health care to those need it so that's dealing with initial kind of trauma incidents but then also illnesses and diseases people that might have left their homes without, their medicine and families and children. so providing that primary medical support . a man has died and support. a man has died and a second remains in hospital following double stabbing and his london officers were called to hackney at 430 this morning when the victims both in their twenties arrived at hospital with knife wounds. a 26 year old later died from his injuries. teams are searching the white lane area where the took place and so f

disasters emergency days. the disasters emergency committee raised more than days. the disasters emergency committee raised more tha n £50 committee raised more than £50 million of aid and support for victims of the earthquakes . two victims of the earthquakes. two days for being aside from frontline medical charity uk med says more are joining in the humanitarian efforts ground are going to be providing a full type one hospital facility that providing primary health care to those need it so that's dealing with initial kind of trauma incidents but then also illnesses and diseases people that might have left their homes without, their medicine and families and children. so providing that primary medical support . a man has died and support. a man has died and a second remains in hospital following double stabbing and his london officers were called to hackney at 430 this morning when the victims both in their twenties arrived at hospital with knife wounds. a 26 year old later died from his injuries. teams are searching the white lane area where the took place and so f

an appeal the uk's disasters emergency committee has raised more than disasters emergency committee has more than £60 million and two teenagers have been arrested on of murdering a 16 year old girl in cheshire . year old girl in cheshire. brianna gay from warrington was found with serious injuries after being stopped in linear in culture yesterday afternoon . culture yesterday afternoon. emergency services arrived but she died at the scene. a boy and a girl, both 15 years old, are being questioned by police . being questioned by police. we're on tv, online and on derby plus radio. this is back to bev in just a moment moment. very good morning . it's 1037 very good morning . it's1037 on very good morning. it's1037 on monday morning. this is bev tennis day on gb news tv and dab , plus radio . so the death toll , plus radio. so the death toll has tragically risen to almost 40,000 a week after the deadly earthquakes hit turkey and syria is expected it could reach up to 50,000. officials in turkey say 113 arrest warrants have been issued in connection with the construction of buildings that

earthquake that we know today, i think the launch of today, i think is the launch of the disasters emergency committee is the government to match government willing to match every that's raised every pound that's raised through i it's 2 through that? i think it's 2 million at moment with the million at the moment with the government potentially government look at potentially going obviously going further. it will obviously what's happening in turkey is just an awful, what's happening in turkey is just an awful , awful tragedy just an awful, awful tragedy and, you know, the scale of human loss is something that is hard to comprehend. and i spoke to president erdogan of turkey just the other day to express our solidarity and sympathy and make sure that we provide all the support we can as a country. people should know that we send very quickly 77 specialists, search rescue teams who search and rescue teams who arrived couple of days ago , arrived a couple of days ago, started work straight away . started work straight away. they're already making a difference ground. and, difference on the ground. and,

the disasters emergency committee coordinating a rapid response by 14 charities, including the british cross and oxfam . the british cross and oxfam. the government says it will match donations made by the public pubuc. donations made by the public public . volodymyr zelenskyy has public. volodymyr zelenskyy has the european parliament and eu summit in brussels. he is lobbying leaders to provide more weapons to ukraine in the fight against russia . he told eu against russia. he told eu leaders his countries defending itself against what he calls the biggest storm to european of the modern world. zelenskyy travel to brussels this morning after a brief stop in paris, one that followed his surprise visit to the uk yesterday . rishi sunak the uk yesterday. rishi sunak said nothing's off the table when it comes to provide fighter jets to ukraine consume analysts. martin lewis has for the planned rise in the energy price guarantee in april to be scrapped. the average is expected to rise from two and a half thousand pounds to 3000. if the cap is amended, but the founder of moneysavingexpert.c

help, and appeal is about to be launched ijy and appeal is about to be launched by the disasters emergency committeer middle east correspondent, anna foster, one of the first journalists to make it to the epicentre of the quake. imagine surviving an earthquake and then think about what comes next. you try and shelter from this bitterly cold wind but it's too dangerous. any one of these buildings could collapse around you. so you stay here on the street and you build a fire and you try not to cough as thick black smoke filled the air. and then the morning comes and it doesn't bring relief. at first light, families keep a silent vigil as rescue workers scaled piles of rubble, once homes but no tombs. sometimes, the pattern is broken. sometimes, the pattern is broken. sometimes miracles happen. but that's the exception now. instead, sops turn to cries and screams. sounds like this say more about the hurt than any words could. anna foster on life in the earthquakes and a survivor spent a third night in freezing temperatures. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear.

the uk's disasters emergency committee has raised more than £60 million.we're moving from a sort of window of rescue to and fewer people. sadly taken from the rubble into sort of wider window of recovery. there are now millions who are caught in the open who lost their homes. it's minus currently in gaziantep. so this is a very dangerous time to be a child exposed out in the open . and exposed out in the open. and we're making sure, along with a lot of other agencies that millions of people have got food somewhere to be for the coming the new russian offensive in ukraine has already started . ukraine has already started. according to nato secretary general jens stoltenberg says he sees no signs of russia preparing peace with moscow, sending more troops and weapons. also believes ukraine needs fighter jets and also believes ukraine needs fighterjets and long—range fighter jets and long—range missiles to counter any new attack , recapture territory . attack, recapture territory. most important message is that we see no sign whatsoever that . we see no sign w

the uk appeal, launched by the disasters emergency committee, has raised nearly £33 million in a singleled from the rubble. but what happens to those children rescued with no parents or relatives? tom bateman has been given access to a hospital in the turkish city of adana, that's treating many of the youngest survivors. they are too young to know how much they have lost. the earth broke homes and fractured families and now it has taken away their names. she wants to sleep, says the doctor. medicines ease the pain wrought by the wreckage and she is nurtured by strangers, comforted. but no one knows where her parents are, a baby with a future but no identity. translation: we know _ where she was found and how she got here, but we are trying to find her address, the search is continuing. all they know about some of the children that are brought in is which pile of rubble they were pulled from and that is all the information and they then have to work from there. the problem is that so many kids are coming in from all over the region. this is one of the hospitals still standing. others in

the disasters emergency committee is launching an appeal today. what does that mean to you?ouching, and it means a lot that, you know, and seeing on ground as well, where every nation has come together and given their support. and it shows us that we've still got that human value, and we're regaining it, hopefully. and what sort of support is there for members of your mosque who know friends and family who have been affected by the earthquake? we're trying to give counselling. we are giving them our condolences. we are supporting them. we are checking up on them. and we're constantly sort of trying to find out, because as you can imagine, i mean, everybody is hoping for their loved ones to come out of the rubble. however, when they get the tragic news, we need to be supportive. thank you for speaking to us. and if you have a look, the volunteer effort continues, because the last few boxes of items are being packed up, ready to be sent off later this week. why did you decide to come along and volunteer? i mean, yeah, a lot of people have died, but also people have been injure

donations to the uk's disasters emergency committee for the quakes have now reached over £65 million.roviding shelter, food and clean water, the money is also being used to bring much needed medical aid for the thousands who survived. turkey does have a well—resourced health care system but as you can see the disaster has put it under immense pressure. assistance from the international community is making a difference. nick beake reports from the south east of the country, close to the epicentre where hospitals are struggling. in the heart of a devastated city... ..we meet little arras. he is five. he was pulled from the rubble with hypothermia, after 105 hours. his older brother, older sister and his dad were all killed in the earthquake. his grandfather, mehmet, says he will now treat arras like his own son. translation: he is an honest boy. he has a strong personality. he is not spoilt, he is sincere. the rescuers and the doctors did so well to save him and, by god's grace, they gave him back to us alive. arras's mum survived and is being treated in another hospital but this is one

here, the disasters emergency committee launched its charity appeal for earthquake victims, and peoplends correspondent, navteonhal, has been speaking to some of them. ali in nottingham is speaking to his brother in hatay, in southern turkey. he's homeless, but he's alive — one of the lucky ones. but six of their relatives were killed in monday's earthquake. it's terrible and, you know, i've... i want to go, and i want to, you know, get a plane ticket. and then on the other hand, you know, i'm leaving the community, you know, the nottingham turkish community, so i say as a community, we can do loads of things here. i've not had a chance to grieve, but this is probably my way of grieving, you know? i cannot describe... i've not had a chance to think about these things yet, and my focus is, let's help. ali's helped to send two lorries carrying aid to turkey. in leicester, this community centre has been doing the same. it's where esra has been spending every waking moment of the last few days. herfamily, including her grandparents, have been living in their cars in gaziantep since monday.

the disasters emergency committee is co—ordinating a joint response by 1a charities.t will match the first £5 million from the public. doctor mohammed al abrash is working at the central hospital in idlib, syria which is sponsored by the syrian american medical society. he's in idlib now. tell us what the situation is like in your hospital. what is your experience since the earthquakes?— what is your experience since the earthquakes? thank you for talkin: to the earthquakes? thank you for talking to us — the earthquakes? thank you for talking to us about _ the earthquakes? thank you for talking to us about this - talking to us about this earthquake. actually, this earthquake, it was terrible for us, and our equipment and our medical staff cannot cope with the huge number of injured people. actually, the first day, all the medical staff working in the north—west of syria is working hardly 2a hours over 2a hours. our hospital is full of injured patients and our icu cannot cope with this huge number. 0ur ventilators is not enough. especially the electricity is cut off an

an appeal by the uk's disasters emergency committee has raised more than disasters emergency committeeion in just three days and. some more breaking news in the past half an hour. girl and a boy, both aged have been arrested on. suspicion of murder following the stabbing of a 16 year old girl in a park in cheshire. brianna gay warrington was found by members , the public with by members, the public with serious injuries on a pathway near colchester linear park yesterday afternoon . emergency yesterday afternoon. emergency services arrived . but she died services arrived. but she died at the scene and the labour party is urging the bbc chair to consider his after mps found he breached standards when applying the role. a cross—party committee , richard sharp, made committee, richard sharp, made significant errors of judgement when he failed to declare that he'd help boris johnson to secure a loan when he was prime minister. shadow culture secretary lucy powell questioning whether he's still able uphold trust and independence in the broadcaster with report. it really is an unprecedented r

an appeal by the uk's disasters emergency committee has raised more than disasters emergency committeeion in just three days and. some more breaking news in the past half an hour. girl and a boy, both aged have been arrested on. suspicion of murder following the stabbing of a 16 year old girl in a park in cheshire. brianna gay warrington was found by members , the public with by members, the public with serious injuries on a pathway near colchester linear park yesterday afternoon . emergency yesterday afternoon. emergency services arrived . but she died services arrived. but she died at the scene and the labour party is urging the bbc chair to consider his after mps found he breached standards when applying the role. a cross—party committee , richard sharp, made committee, richard sharp, made significant errors of judgement when he failed to declare that he'd help boris johnson to secure a loan when he was prime minister. shadow culture secretary lucy powell questioning whether he's still able uphold trust and independence in the broadcaster with report. it really is an unprecedented r

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an appeal the uk's disasters emergency committee has so far raised more disasters emergency committeeset a new million. nato has set a new offensive in ukraine, has already started. secretary jens stoltenberg says he no signs of russia preparing for peace as moscow has been sending yet more troops and weapons in. he believes ukraine needs fighter jets and long missiles to counter any attack and to recapture territory. most important message is that we see no sign whatsoever that president putin is preparing for peace or ready to negotiate something , which will respect something, which will respect the territorial integrity , the territorial integrity, sovereignty of . ukraine what we sovereignty of. ukraine what we see is that president putin of russia still wants to control . russia still wants to control. here the family of a teenager who was stabbed to death in cheshire has been paying tribute . her 16 year old. brianna gay found with serious injuries in culture on saturday afternoon. her family described her as fearless and one of a kind. boy and a girl, both 15 years old, have b

an appeal by the uk's disasters emergency committee has raised more than £60 million to teenage us, haveted on suspicion of murder following the fatal stabbing of a 16 year old girl in cheshire . brianna gay from in cheshire. brianna gay from warrington was found with serious injuries. warrington was found with serious injuries . a path near serious injuries. a path near cold shift, linear park afternoon. emergency services arrived, but she died at the scene . the uk's biggest airport scene. the uk's biggest airport has recorded the busiest start to its year since the pandemic. heathrow's chief executive says . it's back to its best after more than 5.4 million passengers travelled through the airport in january. the airport also passenger satisfaction scores have exceeded the pre—pandemic levels on tv, online and, on disney plus radio. this is gb news. back now to the briefing with top . with top. a good morning to you. it's 935 and this is the briefing with me somehow on your tv and your radio . now, parliament may well radio. now, parliament may well be in recess, but as the politics d

while the official uk charity appeal through the disasters emergency committee has raised £65 millionon has found that criminals are profiting from the earthquakes, posting emotive photos and videos on social media to channel donations into their own bank accounts. let's speak to our reporter hannah gelbart. what are few been seeing online? we are seeing these scams on nearly every platform. 0n tiktok people are posting looped footage of the earthquakes or still images with sound effects, claiming to be live and asking for donations, but those donations were clearly not be helping the survivors of the earthquakes. 0n helping the survivors of the earthquakes. on twitter people are posting photos and videos with links to their own paypal wallets or their own cryptocurrency wallets. again, this is taking money away from charities that desperately need it to do their work. one cybersecurity company i spoke to said that within 24 company i spoke to said that within 2a hours of the earthquake, by tuesday last week, they had already intercepted 12,000 scam e—mails relating to the earthquakes

donations to the uk's disasters emergency committee for aid efforts in turkey and syria have now exceededand clean water, the money is also being used to bring desperately needed medical aid for the thousands who survived. turkey has a well—resourced health care system, but the disaster has put it under immense pressure. assistance from the international community is making a difference. our correspondent nick beake reports from the south—east of the country, close to the epicentre, where hospital staff are under huge strain. in the heart of a devastated city... ..we meet little arras. he is five. he was pulled from the rubble with hypothermia, after 105 hours. his older brother, older sister and his dad were all killed in the earthquake. his grandfather, mehmet, says he will now treat arras like his own son. translation: he is an honest boy. he has a strong personality. he is not spoilt, he is sincere. the rescuers and the doctors did so well to save him and, by god's grace, they gave him back to us alive. arras's mum survived and is being treated in another hospital but this is one of s

the government says it will match the first £5 million donated by the public to the disasters emergency committees as the official death toll from monday's tragedy reaches 16,000. rescuers are still trying to save people trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings, but there's concern now too for survivors made homeless by the earthquakes. many have had to spend a third night outdoors in freezing conditions, some scavenging in the ruins of buildings to find wood to burn to keep warm. the world health organization is warning of a "secondary disaster" if survivors don't receive more help. 0ur correspondent tom bateman has the latest. in hatay province, people are left with the brutal struggle to survive. nature took their neighbours and their homes. now it threatens their own lives. it's been minus seven degrees, and this man desperately wants help for his family. their building collapsed, people remain trapped. but nobody has come. there are some babies. i have two nephews here, and i'm not sure if they are living or not, but there is still some hope because their house, their room, is not totall

and the disasters emergency committee has raised nearly emergency committee has raised nearl y £100 emergencycommittee has raised nearly £100 million following the earthquakes in turkey and syria. the non—government organisation, which brings together 50 in uk charities , together 50 in uk charities, it's one of the fastest and largest appeals launched more than 48,000 people were killed and over 800,000 have been displaced by the quakes. the money will be used to provide food, water, shelter and warm clothing for those impacted tv onune clothing for those impacted tv online and plus radio. this is gb news, not spacs. the briefing with top . with top. good morning. it's 934 and this is the briefing with me tom harwood on your tv and, your radio. now, this morning official numbers are being published revealing . the scale published revealing. the scale of illegal migration to , the of illegal migration to, the united kingdom and this news comes as the home secretary has told gb news that nothing is ruled out . it comes to fixing ruled out. it comes to fixing the channel migrant crisis in an in

an appeal by the uk's disasters emergency committee has raised more than disasters emergency committee has raised more tha n £30 million has raised more than £30 million in its first 24 hours. turkey's president erdogan says rescue efforts aren't going as fast as he'd hoped due to military. despite the fact that we've gathered perhaps one of the largest search and rescue teams to the region with more than largest search and rescue teams 141,000 members, unfortunately , 141,000 members, unfortunately, it's a fact that we've not been able to respond as fast as we'd hoped. well, syria's government has given permission for humanitarian aid to be sent to rebel held areas five days after the earthquake struck . it's the earthquake struck. it's thought the move could speed up the arrival of help for millions of people affected. the head of the syrian white helmets response group has accused the un of failing to provide appropriate aid, claiming the region had not received any support so far at least 3200 people are known to have died in the country, with up to 5 million left homeless, accordi

an appeal by the uk's disasters emergency committee raised more than emergency committee raised moredogan says rescue efforts aren't as fast as he'd hoped . aren't as fast as he'd hoped. the 2 million, despite the fact we've gathered perhaps one of the largest search and rescue teams to the region with more than 141,000 members. unfortunately it's a fact that we've not been able to respond as fast as we'd hoped inside the head of the white helmets response group has accused the un of failing to deliver aid to rebel held . he's called the rebel held. he's called the response catastrophic, claiming the had not received any support since the disaster struck. at least 3000 people are known to have died in the country. they the rmt has rejected the latest from both network rail the train operating companies. the pay deal was 9% over two years, but the union's general says it doesn't meet expected nations on job security or working conditions. but the rail delivery group described offer as fair and said some members will be deeply dismayed. meanwhile, around 15,000 ambulance workers in eng

back here, an appeal by the uk's disasters emergency committee has raised more than disasters emergencymillion in its first 24 hours. meanwhile syrian president bashar al—assad has visited a hospital in aleppo and his first reported visit to the affected region. at least 3000 people are known to have died in the following the disaster . 14 died in the following the disaster. 14 aid died in the following the disaster . 14 aid trucks have disaster. 14 aid trucks have arrived northern syria from turkey as warn they're running out of supplies . the chancellor out of supplies. the chancellor has warned the uk isn't out of the woods yet. it's after the latest figures show the economy narrowly avoided falling into recession in the final quarter of last year. the data from the office for national statistics reveals economy saw zero growth between october , december, the between october, december, the final month . 2022 saw gdp down final month. 2022 saw gdp down by oh point % but overall the by oh point% but overall the annual gdp rate grew by 4.1. the chancellor's welcomed the figures, but war

an appeal by the uk's disaster emergency committee has raised more than disaster emergency committee raised more tha n £30 million in raised more than £30 million in its first 24 hours. meanwhile, syria's government has given permission for humanity and aid to be sent to rebel held areas. turkey's president erdogan says rescue efforts aren't going to be as fast as he'd hoped. the to military despite the fact that we've gathered perhaps one of the largest search and rescue teams to the region. with more than 141,000 members. unfortunately it's a fact that we've not been able to respond as fast as we'd hoped . we've not been able to respond as fast as we'd hoped. in we've not been able to respond as fast as we'd hoped . in the as fast as we'd hoped. in the last few minutes, president biden has ordered a high altitude object to be shot over alaska. a us fighter jet brought down object that was the size of a small car. the white house spokesperson john kirby says many details are currently unknown. this is course a developing story and we'll bring you more details as we get them. the rmt

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an appeal by the uk's disaster emergency committee has raised more than disaster emergency committee raised more tha n £30 million in raised more than £30 million in its first 24 hours. meanwhile, syria's government has given permission for humanity and aid to be sent to rebel held areas. turkey's president erdogan says rescue efforts aren't going to be as fast as he'd hoped. the to military despite the fact that we've gathered perhaps one of the largest search and rescue teams to the region. with more than 141,000 members. unfortunately it's a fact that we've not been able to respond as fast as we'd hoped . we've not been able to respond as fast as we'd hoped. in we've not been able to respond as fast as we'd hoped . in the as fast as we'd hoped. in the last few minutes, president biden has ordered a high altitude object to be shot over alaska. a us fighter jet brought down object that was the size of a small car. the white house spokesperson john kirby says many details are currently unknown. this is course a developing story and we'll bring you more details as we get them. the rmt

the disasters emergency committee launched its official appeal yesterday, and has so far raised moreand charities are providing what help they can too. 0ur midlands correspondent phil mackie has been to visit a charity gathering aid in birmingham. the islamic relief warehouse in birmingham is piled high with clothes and toys. it will eventually be sent to the places it's needed, but it's not what's most urgently required. we've lost communication with many team members in the first few hours... this man hasjust got a voice note update sent by his team in turkey. within our team we have 12 team members who have lost direct family members. many of them lost many direct family members. some have been recovered from the rubble, some are not recovered yet. it's hard to listen to. they have 130 permanent staff in turkey and syria, and are part of the dec appeal. we need money, we need donations in order to get the equipment and resources they need, the emergency kits, the food, the blankets, things we have mentioned, in order to get them to, you know, some sort of normality. smaller charit

an appeal by the uk's disaster emergency committee has raised more than emergency committee has raised more tha n £30 million in its more than £30 million in its first day. meanwhile government has given permission for humanitarian aid to be sent to rebel held areas as president joe biden has ordered . high joe biden has ordered. high altitude object the size of a small car to be shot down over alaska the us air force downed . alaska the us air force downed. the object that was flying at 40,000 feet and posed reasonable threat to civilian flight . the threat to civilian flight. the pentagon says it's similar in size to the suspected chinese spy size to the suspected chinese spy plane that was downed the coast of south carolina on saturday. white house spokesman john kirby says a recovery is underway . we don't know . as underway. we don't know. as i said, state owned, we don't know if it's state and we don't understand the full purpose . we understand the full purpose. we don't have any comment we don't have any information that would be subject. we do expect to be able to recover the

well, an appeal by the disasters emergency committee has so far raised more than disasters emergency so far raised more tha n £50 has so far raised more than £50 million for survivors who are facing homeless . a5 rescue facing homeless. a5 rescue efforts continue , well, we can efforts continue, well, we can now cross live to the head of turkish broadcaster trt world, yusuf aram , who's in istanbul. yusuf aram, who's in istanbul. thank you very much for joining us this morning, yusuf. so we're nearly six days in now. just tell us what the situation is now . well, the situation right now. well, the situation right now. well, the situation right now is the country is still trying to heal the wounds. over 12,000 collapsed buildings and rescue crews over the past six days have been sifting through the rubble, trying to save as many lives as possible . and many lives as possible. and we've seen a lot of heroic rescue operations. many lives saved, many miracles being, call it just last night, a baby was saved. more than 120 hours after being in the rubble. but it looks like the rescue oper

while the disaster as emergency committee has raised more than disaster as emergency committee has raisedore tha n £50 million has raised more than £50 million of aid and support for victims of aid and support for victims of the earthquakes in turkey, in syria in two days, ravina said from frontline medical aid charity , a uk met says more charity, a uk met says more a joining in the humanitarian efforts ground are going to be providing a full type one hospital facility so that is providing primary health care to those who need it . so that's those who need it. so that's deaung those who need it. so that's dealing with initial kind of trauma incidents but then also secondary illnesses and diseases, that might have diseases, people that might have left homes without their left their homes without their medicine and families and children . so providing that children. so providing that primary medical support. a man has died and a second remains in hospital following a double stopping in east london. officers were called to hackney wick at 430 this morning when the victims both in their twen

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while the disaster as emergency committee has raised more than disaster as emergency committee has raised more tha n £50 million has raised more than £50 million of aid and support for victims of aid and support for victims of the earthquakes in turkey, in syria in two days, ravina said from frontline medical aid charity , a uk met says more charity, a uk met says more a joining in the humanitarian efforts ground are going to be providing a full type one hospital facility so that is providing primary health care to those who need it . so that's those who need it. so that's deaung those who need it. so that's dealing with initial kind of trauma incidents but then also secondary illnesses and diseases, that might have diseases, people that might have left homes without their left their homes without their medicine and families and children . so providing that children. so providing that primary medical support. a man has died and a second remains in hospital following a double stopping in east london. officers were called to hackney wick at 430 this morning when the victims both in their tw

meanwhile here, an appeal by the uk's disasters emergency committee has so far raised more tha n £68million . and lastly, than £68 million. and lastly, buckingham palace is saying tonight the queen consort has tested positive for covid after suffering from what she at first thought were cold symptoms . gb thought were cold symptoms. gb news understands camilla remains in good spirits and is resting up, but is said to be disappointed she's unable to make this week's engagements across the country. camilla was forced to postpone a visit to the west midlands earlier on today. the west midlands earlier on today . that's it for me. i'm today. that's it for me. i'm back in an hour. now back to dan wootton tonight . wootton tonight. i one of the reasons 52% of brits voted for brexit was because we were sick and tired of shadowy, secretive councils of shadowy, secretive councils of the establishment deciding our future. so why the hell did the levelling up? secretary michael gove attend a secret meeting at ashley park to discuss how can we make brexit work better with our neighbours in europ

meanwhile here, an appeal by the uk's disasters emergency committee has so far raised more tha n £68million . and lastly, than £68 million. and lastly, buckingham palace is saying tonight the queen consort has tested positive for covid after suffering from what she at first thought were cold symptoms . gb thought were cold symptoms. gb news understands camilla remains in good spirits and is resting up, but is said to be disappointed she's unable to make this week's engagements across the country. camilla was forced to postpone a visit to the west midlands earlier on today. the west midlands earlier on today . that's it for me. i'm today. that's it for me. i'm back in an hour. now back to dan wootton tonight . wootton tonight. i one of the reasons 52% of brits voted for brexit was because we were sick and tired of shadowy, secretive councils of shadowy, secretive councils of the establishment deciding our future. so why the hell did the levelling up? secretary michael gove attend a secret meeting at ashley park to discuss how can we make brexit work better with our neighbours in europ

the uk's disasters emergency committee is appealing for donations, with the uk government matching thellion raised by the public. howard johnson, bbc news. we can speak now to our middle east correspondent tom bateman, who is in the southern turkish city of adana. good morning to you. tell us your latest summing up of the situation where you are. this is one of the camps set up, official turkish aid camps in the city of adana. these are notjust people whose homes have been destroyed but people also from many of the tower blocks that are cracked and unsafe and where there is concern and they have had to evacuate. there is a serious homelessness problem in the city. we saw turkish troops yesterday and the day before starting to set up tents. people are starting to get some aid. there is food here. we have been chatting to some residents. they say it is extremely cold, very cold again overnight. it is hard for people to sleep. they are exhausted after the shock they experience. another big problem is hygiene. there is no washing facilities here yet. as you get further afield, things get h

an appeal by the uk disasters emergency committee has raised more than emergency committee has raised more tha n £30 million in its more than £30 million in its first 24 hours. meanwhile syria's government has given permission for humanitarian aid to be sent to rebel held areas . to be sent to rebel held areas. five days after the disaster struck, the 2 million, despite the fact that we've gathered perhaps one of the largest search and rescue teams to the region. with more than 141,000 members. unfortunately it's a fact that we've not been able to respond as fast as we'd hoped. turkey president erdogan speaking there. the rmt has rejected the latest offers from both network rail and train operating companies with the general secretary describing them as dreadful. the pay deal was 9% over two years, but mick lynch it doesn't meet expectations on jobs, security or working conditions. the rail delivery group described their offer is fair and said some members will be deeply dismayed. but the reports , former but the reports, former assistant general secretary steve hadley told gb news me

an appeal by the uk disasters emergency committee has raised more than emergency committee has raised more tha n £30 million in its more than £30 million in its first 24 hours. meanwhile syria's government has given permission for humanitarian aid to be sent to rebel held areas . to be sent to rebel held areas. five days after the disaster struck, the 2 million, despite the fact that we've gathered perhaps one of the largest search and rescue teams to the region. with more than 141,000 members. unfortunately it's a fact that we've not been able to respond as fast as we'd hoped. turkey president erdogan speaking there. the rmt has rejected the latest offers from both network rail and train operating companies with the general secretary describing them as dreadful. the pay deal was 9% over two years, but mick lynch it doesn't meet expectations on jobs, security or working conditions. the rail delivery group described their offer is fair and said some members will be deeply dismayed. but the reports , former but the reports, former assistant general secretary steve hadley told gb news me

joining me now in the studio is saleh saeed, ceo of of the disasters emergency committee, a group of illion raised in one day which is a testimony to the uk public for seeing the images on screens and wanting to help and we are very grateful for that and money is already being drawn down from our member charities in northern syria and in turkey providing the essential relief that people are so desperately needing with warm blankets and water and food and medical kit. blankets and water and food and medical kit-— medical kit. and for clarity, talk us through. _ medical kit. and for clarity, talk us through, what _ medical kit. and for clarity, talk us through, what is _ medical kit. and for clarity, talk us through, what is the - medical kit. and for clarity, talk us through, what is the dac? i medical kit. and for clarity, talk i us through, what is the dac? the disaster us through, what is the dac? tte: disaster emergencies committee is an umbrella body of 15 leading charities including the likes of the red cross, save the children, 0xfam, islamic relief and others, so we work togeth

saying the window finding any remaining survivors is closing an appeal here by the uk's disasters emergency committeeas so far raised more than million pounds. committee has so far raised more than million pounds . merseyside than million pounds. merseyside police say a further two men have been charged with murder following the fatal shooting of a woman. august 28 council worker ashley dale was shot in her back in the old swan area of liverpool, 26 year old nigel barry and seven year old sean sise have been remanded in custody and due to appear at liverpool. magistrate court tomorrow brings . the total tomorrow brings. the total number of people charged for her murder to four and buckingham palace says the queen consort has positive for covid after suffering from cold symptoms . suffering from cold symptoms. japanese understands camilla remains in good spirits. she's resting up at the moment, but is said to very disappointed she's unable to make this week's engaged across the country. camilla was forced to postpone a visit to the west midlands earlier on today. visit to the west midlands earlier on

saying the window finding any remaining survivors is closing an appeal here by the uk's disasters emergency committee has so far raised more than million pounds. committee has so far raised more than million pounds . merseyside than million pounds. merseyside police say a further two men have been charged with murder following the fatal shooting of a woman. august 28 council worker ashley dale was shot in her back in the old swan area of liverpool, 26 year old nigel barry and seven year old sean sise have been remanded in custody and due to appear at liverpool. magistrate court tomorrow brings . the total tomorrow brings. the total number of people charged for her murder to four and buckingham palace says the queen consort has positive for covid after suffering from cold symptoms . suffering from cold symptoms. japanese understands camilla remains in good spirits. she's resting up at the moment, but is said to very disappointed she's unable to make this week's engaged across the country. camilla was forced to postpone a visit to the west midlands earlier on today. visit to the west midlands earlier o