so, munster next for exeter, the irish side beat wasps 45—7 in limerick.so they are out. they drop into the challenge cup. simon zebo scored two of the home side's six tries and is now their record european try—scorer with 25. they finished third in their pool. sale have also made it through to the last 16, they beat ospreys 49—10. sale suffered a narrow defeat to clermont last week which put their qualification hopes on ice but the win was never in doubt. this was the best of their seven tries and also the final one, jack metcalfe going over. ospreys remain bottom of pool a with no match points. they do not even get to play in the challenge cup. stade francais needed at least a six—point winning margin to make it into the last 16 and remarkably, they did it, in the last few seconds of the game against already qualified connacht. joris segonds kicked the penalty to give 1a—man stade a 37—31victory. they qualify at cardiff's expense. there you go, you are right up to date with all the rugby union, but do not take my word for it, go to the bbc sport website.

wasps left it late but came from behind to earn a 15—all draw at home to exeter.the game's tries.. exeter chipped away at the deficit and with just minutes remaining flo williams' penalty secured the draw. elsewhere there were wins for loughborough, saracens and harlequins. in the men's premiership, there were wins for london irish — who jumped above opponents exeter in the table, recording their first league double over the chiefs in 11 years. newcastle against gloucester gets under way at 7 o'clock. england captain heather knight made 168 not out as her side were dismissed for 297 in their first innings on day three of the ashes test in canberra. but rain brought play to an early finish, much to england's frustrations. henry moeran was there. well, not for the first time during this women's ashes series frustration thanks to the weather causing more disruptions to again and more disappointment for england in particular who really have the impetus during this test match, having full back from a perilous position in the second day. overnight, the captain heather k

researchers at the university of exeter studied nearly 200 people and found that 13% had clinically relevant levels of the virus even after their 10 day quarantine in the most extreme and rare cases, patients still

and it went to the wire between harlequins and exeter chiefs a try from harlequins' andre esterhuizenn it went down to the ice cool temperment of marcus smith to kick the conversion and hand harlequins the win, 14—12. elsewhere, northampton saints beat newcastle falcons. edinburgh put five tries past cardiff to go top of the united rugby championship. it finished 34—10 at the dam health stadium — ramiro moyano with the pick of the scores after a flowing move. and in the united rugby championship, glasgow warriors put in a dazzling display against ospreys, scoring five tries, two from sione tuipulolu. elsewhere, edinburgh beat cardiff while ulster v munster has just gotten underway. gloucester—hartpury have increased the pressure on the top four in the women's premier 155 with a bonus point win over leaders bristol. ellie underwood crashed over with her second try of the match to seal a 14—36 victory. gloucester are now up to fifth in the table. elsewhere, second place exeter beat sale sharks one of britain's biggest medal hopes at next month's winter olympics has shown just why there

and it's a new era in exeter.ugby club keeps its chiefs nickname, but the native american branding will go. also coming up in the programme, it's a dane leading on day one of the dubai desert classic, but how has rory mcilroy done? we'll bring you the latest from our correspondent. and a huge step forward for the women's game in england — maternity leave for the top tiers of football. it's a massive moment for women's football and for all young girls and women who are playing at the moment. welcome to the programme. we're going to start in australia, where it's been a roller—coaster of a day for england women on the first day of the one—off ashes test. it's a must win match, and it started so well for england. at one point, australia werejust lifor 2, but then, dropped catches and some wayward bowling helped put australia in control. jo currie watched the action. tests in women's cricket are where and ashes test there for a special moment. —— rare. that bravery paid off. alyssa healy gone for not. beth mooney frac

exeter chipped away at the deficit and with just minutes remaining flo williams�* penalty secured then the men's premiership, there were wins for london irish — who jumped above opponents exeter in the table, recording their first league double over the chiefs in 11 years. newcastle against gloucester gets underway at 7 o'clock. glasgow warriors claimed victory over connacht in dominant fashion in the united rugby championship. the match was tightly contested going into the second half, but tries from kyle steyn, duncan weir and substitute johnny matthews helped create a commanding 22—point lead that overwhelmed the hosts. glasgow's sixth win of the season moves them up to third place, passing leinster. england captain heather knight said they'd have to bowl out of their skins on the final day of the women's ashes test, after losing most of day three to rain. knight continued her superb innings — she was unbeaten on 168 when england were bowled out for 297 — that was just a0 runs behind, and katherine brunt took two wickets to leave australia on 12—2 when they were forced off. rory mc

elsewhere, second place exeter beat sale sharks.frica cup of nations kicks off tomorrow, with hosts cameroon

. 1a—man exeter were winning right up until the final 2 minutes. things up just leaving the ice—cool marcus smith to kick the conversion and hand his side the win by 1a points to 12. elsewhere there were wins for gloucester and northampton. edinburgh put five tries past cardiff to go top of the united rugby championship. it finished 34—10 in the scottish capital — ramiro moyano with the pick of the scores after a flowing move. elsewhere there were wins for glasgow warriors and munster. and in the women's premier 155, gloucester—hartpury increased the pressure on the top four with a bonus point win over leaders bristol. ellie underwood crashed over with her second try of the match to seal a 36—14 victory. gloucester are now up to fifth in the table. elsewhere second place exeter beat sale sharks. that's all the sport for now. now it's time for the papers. here is katy balls from the conservative—supporting let's get into some of the stories on the front pages then here is katy balls from the conservative—supporting weekly political magazine, the spe

exeter chipped away at the deficit and with just minutes remaining flo williams�* penalty secured the now. it's thought that 1.3 million people in the uk are living with long covid — and hundreds of thousands of them experience breathlessness. traditional lung scans often appear to be normal though. but researchers in oxford are using a different technique in a clinical trial — which does show problems in these patients' lungs. they hope that understanding the problem will lead to better treatment options. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns has the story. flo van diemen van thor was never one forjust sitting down inside. but she says long covid has been a horror show. it was not just the breathlessness that was really hard, it was muscle weakness, legs like jelly and just thinking if i try to go down the stairs, they might not carry me. but this is the ct scan of flo's lungs and, like so many long covid patients, everything looks normal and healthy. these are my lungs, i've had them all my life. i know there's something wrong with them. flo is taking part in a study in oxford. b

exeter controlled much of the match and ran in three tries to bristol's one — exeter�*s last from playerup a losing bonus point. there was a confidence boosting win for sale. they ran in 4 tries, beating wasps 26—18. ben curry with the bonus point winning 4th try. jonny mcnicholl scored a dramatic late try as scarlets came from behind to beat 0spreys 22—19 in the united rugby championship. elsewhere connacht beat munster 10—8. dan evans has got great britain off to a winning start against germany in the atp cup in sydney. cameron norrie is currently taking on alexander zverev and is a set down having lost the first on a tie break. earlier evans swept past jan—lennard struff in straight sets. there's also a doubles match later with joe salisbury and jamie murray in action. canada and the usa are also in britain's group. only the group winners qualify for the semi—finals next friday and saturday. a good win for great britain, for dan evans making a winning start. the ashes resumes on tuesday evening uk time and it's been confirmed that england's head coach chris silverwood has tested posit

exeter ran in eight tries. it was a hat—trick.ay, where bath were beaten. no bonus point for bath. and one other champions cup game left tonight. that one kicks off in a short while at eight o'clock. on to snooker, and neil robertson fought back from 4—1 down. williams missed a key chance to claim victory late on and robertson capitalised on the shift in momentum which provided an extraordinary conclusion. robertson capitalised in the shift in momentum. roberston will now face either judd trump or barry hawkins in tomorrow's final. you can follow that semifinal at the moment on bbc two. 150th cap in the game. the other match, world champions new zealand lost to australia. novak djokovic is scheduled to begin the defence of his title at the australian open on monday, but he is of course back at the detention hotel in melbourne now ahead of a court hearing that is at 10:30pm tonight uk time. the world number one, who isn't vaccinated against 10:30pm tonight uk time. the world number one, who isn't vaccinated against covid—19, 10:30p

and one game in the premier 15's today — exeter chiefs snatched victory from harlequins in dramatic fashion won 18—17. the masters snooker final between neil robertson and barry hawkins has been an intriguingly tight encounter so far. neil robertson last won this title a decade ago. a century break in the third frame gave the australian the upper hand. hawkins stayed in touch thanks to a fluke — this missed brown went in the middle pocket and pulled it back to 4—3. but another miss from the englishman in the final frame of the session meant robertson started the evening session 5—3 up. and you can follow that on the bbc sport website, or watch it on bbc two. robinson up 6—4. england's hawkins seeking first masters crown. best of 19 frames at alexandra palace. having beaten south africa yesterday, england have made it two wins out of two in netball�*s quad series. they came back from eight points down against new zealand to win their second group game at london's copper box arena by 49—46. they'll play australia in their final group game on tuesday. much more reaction on those stories at the

it finished 26—18 and sale are up to ninth in the table exeter are up to fifth after beating bristolt the one for bristol , the last from stuart hogg. bristol picked up a losing bonus point. so raducanu now an mbe, with tom daley becoming an 0be — but the greatest honour went to british cycling's golden couple, who are now sirjason and dame laura kenny. with the highlights from a long list, here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. after a glittering 2021, britain's sports stars are once again taking the honours, led by the ultimate golden couple. jason kenny takes the title! at the tokyo games, jason kenny powered to a record seventh 0lympic title while laura kenny raced to her fifth. now the husband and wife receive a knighthood and damehood to cap an extraordinary year. 78 0lympians and paralympians have been honoured including tom daley. oh, yes, it's brilliant! he receives an 0be for his dramatic diving gold but also for services to lgbtq+ rights. being an 0be it feels like a responsibility to make the whole commonwealth a better place for lgbt people, for women, for people of

elsewhere, second place exeter beat sale sharks.eturn to football — and there's not long to wait until the next big tournament gets under way. the africa cup of nations kicks off tomorrow, with hosts cameroon taking on burkino faso. but the build—up to the match has not been straightforward for burkino faso, after they found out a handful of players and a coach had tested positive for covid—19 and are now not available to be involved in the opening match. translation: we waited all day. at the beginning. _ translation: we waited all day. at the beginning. it _ translation: we waited all day. at the beginning, it was _ translation: we waited all day. at the beginning, it was in _ translation: we waited all day. at the beginning, it was in the - translation: we waited all day. at the beginning, it was in the morning| the beginning, it was in the morning that we had to pass these tests. then it was postponed to the afternoon. finally it was during the night that we did the tests — and they were not pcr tests, but antigenic lateral flow

it finished 26—18 and sale are up to ninth in the table exeter are up to 5th after beating bristol by the one for bristol , the last from stuart hogg. bristol picked up a losing bonus point. in the united rugby championship, scarlets edged out 0spreys in a thrilling derby. despite the absence of fans in wales there were seven tries. johnny mcnicholl secured the 22—19 win for the hosts with his second try with just two minutes left. in the day's only other match connacht beat munster. emma raducanu was among the sports stars who received a new year's honour — she's now an mbe, with tom daley becoming an 0be — but the greatest honour went to british cycling's golden couple, who are now sirjason and dame laura kenny. with the highlights from a long list, here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. after a glittering 2021, britain's sports stars are once again taking the honours, led by the ultimate golden couple. jason kenny takes the title! at the tokyo games, jason kenny powered to a record seventh 0lympic title while laura kenny raced to her fifth. now the husband and wife receive a k

thanks to more advanced modeling, exeter we are able with more precision to, to we're determined depending on, on different project to raise of emissions. what would be the outcome for the atmosphere? the good news is because of that, or we can show that if michelle taken we expect her, the other was she had to, we're not to go. we're too far into were and shortage to retreat. drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions is widely a grade to be the best defense against further human induced warming, along with protecting and rehabilitating k ecosystems. but we, the extreme weather events already heating, adapting is vital to protect life. comma changes happening with the extreme weather . many times we're not prepared but has increased severity and extremity of extreme weather. and so we need to be better prepared. last year, global temperatures were more than one degrees celsius, above pre industrial levels, leaving only a tiny margin to avoid 2 degrees or more of warming, and a catastrophic effect. scientists say that would have on the planet want to sign out by the other stores that we

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exeter are through and currently losing at montpellier, which means they're heading to a last 16 tie i can bring you all the live sport, thatis i can bring you all the live sport, that is at 7:45pm. the penalty shoot—out in gabon, no penalties have been messed. i will have that result for you or going to look on the bbc sport website. i will be backin the bbc sport website. i will be back in an hour, see you then. hello, and a very warm welcome again to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, mark kermode again. hi, mark. hello. we are fully into award season... yes! ..as you can tell by the kind of big beasts that are coming into the cinema. so we have belfast, which is the new film by kenneth branagh. we have nightmare alley, which is the new film by guillermo del toro. and we have ajournal forjordan, which is the new film by denzel washington. so, belfast. yeah. kenneth branagh grew up in belfast. he did. some people might not realise. and this is very much inspired by his childhood. it is the story of a nine—year—old boy in �*60s belfast whose

wasps left it late, but they came from behind to earn a 15—15 draw at home to exeter in the women�*sport for now. the singer—songwriter joni mitchell has said she will remove her music from the streaming service, spotify, in a row about coronavirus misinformation on a podcast. in a statement on her website, she said she stood in solidarity with neil young — who withdrew his music this week — and warned that lies were costing people their lives. joe rogan, whose podcast appears exclusively on spotify, has been criticised for interviewing an infectious disease specialist who is critical of covid vaccines. a woman has been killed by a falling tree as strong winds from storm malik batter northern parts of the uk. plice scotland confirmed that the 60—year—old woman was fatally wounded by an uprooted tree in aberdeen. rail services have also been disrupted across scotland and the north of england. lner, which runs the east coast main line between london and edinburgh, is advising passengers not to travel north of newcastle. scotrail says fallen trees are affecting its timetable. 0ur weathe

premiership rugby club exeter chiefs will drop all references to native americans in their branding afterir logo, which from this summer will use imagery from a celtic iron age tribe, the dumnonii, which encompassed a large area in the south west, including devon. we're absolutely thrilled. we're just so relieved that it's been done, but so excited that it's been done so well. throughout the campaign, we've been saying the name doesn't need to change, it's about the image that you associate it with. we've had lots of different people suggesting different historical chiefs from the devon area and mocking up logos that looked similar. it's literally everything we could have dreamed of. we're thrilled and we are beyond excited about being able to fully support our club and be doubly proud of everything they achieve on the pitch. now we can be super proud of them off the pitch as well, and at the same time we're celebrating devon, the area we all come from and we're all so proud of. england captain eoin morgan will miss the final two matches of their t20 series with west indies in barbados. h

researchers at the university of exeter studied nearly 200 people and found that 13% had clinically relevant levels of the virus even after their 10 day quarantine in the most extreme and rare cases, patients still had those levels for up to 68 days. the study's authors say that people should be cautious about being around others who were recently infected. well in the east bay, oakland will soon require people who are 12 and older to show proof of covid vaccination in order to enter indoor businesses. the mandate will take effect on february first and you'll start seeing notices on businesses alerting customers of this change. it affects restaurants and concert venues and gyms. people 18 and older should be prepared to show id to be cross checked with your vaccination card. turning now to the latest on the hostage situation at a synagogue in texas. we're learning more about the gunman, then what drove him to turn a house of worship into a crime scene. markie martin has the story. >> this was an act of terror. an act of terror. president biden addressing the tense synagogue standoff in colle

also reduced their isolation periods to a week knocked about upon connie and from the university of exeter medical school. as a specialist and infectious disease control, he says it's safe to come out of warranty. and if after 7 days of isolation, what i would say is we can be the change that we want it to be and. and it would mean be fully immunized. take your boosters and wear good quality moss and f. b to mosque and avoid those indoor closed, fully ventilated races. if we were to excise, all of those measures ourselves, we, by our own efforts, would bring down the case numbers. it is easier and back up to mix with people that you know and you've agreed to a given protocol. whereas when you are meeting and mixing with total strangers, you are going into a no. unfortunately, with the arrival of on the chrome, it has put us back several steps. and unfortunately, this was foreseeable because people like myself, i've been saying for at least a year. that unless we surprise infections in other parts of the world where i'm so concerned will arise and it will be a setback. and this is an exampl

dr bharat pankhania is a senior clinical lecturer at university of exeter medical school, and says anylate to prevent the current surge in infections growing further. within reason, ifeel that the pulse of infections that are going to come our way has already occurred, because people will have been exposed and now they will be incubating it and in the next couple of weeks, we'll see that manifest as cases. having said that, prevention is always good and we should nevertheless continue to stop further cases from arising and that would be good infection control measures like wear your mask properly and, of course, be fully immunised. let's talk a little bit more about where we are at on the time—lag between infections occurring and potential hospital admissions, and i say potential although clearly hospital admissions are at a very high level. i'm talking specifically about covid, the early data on 0micron seemed to point towards it being less severe than that delta variant, so where are we between potential infections and hospital admissions? 0nce we've seen the pulse of infections ther

there was a thriller in rugby union's premiership, as harlequins beat 1a man exeter by 14—12.terhuizen scored this superb try. england star marcus smith then kicked the conversion to seal the win. snowboarder charlotte bankes continues to mark herself out as a big medal contenderfor next month's winter olympics. the briton won the world cup snowboard cross race in russia. this was her second world cup win of the season following success last month in austria. she's also the world champion in the event. and you can follow the final day of the fourth ashes test in sydney on the bbc sport website. play gets underway shortly with england needing to bat well to get something from the test. that's it from me. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel and tomorrow on the sunday morning programme at 9am — sophie raworth will be joined by guests including the education secretary, nadhim zahawi. goodnight. hello again. it was quite a wet and windy start to the weekend. saturday brought widespread outbreaks of rain. the wettest place, northwest wales, picking up

hospitality, and retail will be interrupted, talks about act on connie is from the university of exeter medical school. he's also a specialist and infectious disease control. he says it is okay to come out of quarantine . if people are testing negative after 7 days of isolation, what i would say is we can be the change that we want it to be and, and it would mean be fully immunized. thank your boosters. i and i were a good quality mosque and f, f, b to mosque and award those indoor closed, fully ventilated races. if we were to excise, all of those measures ourselves, we by our on ethics, would bring down the case numbers. it is easier and better to mix with people that you know and you've all agreed to a given protocol. whereas when you are meeting and mixing with total strangers, you are going into a and no, unfortunately with the or i will of omicron, it has put us back several steps. and unfortunately, this was foreseeable because people like myself, i've been saying for at least a year that unless we suppress infections in other parts of the world, variance or concern will arise. an

matthew, from chertsey in surrey, was a former phd student at the university of exeter, now working remotelygium. in a statement, the foreign office has confirmed they're in contact with us authorities and are supporting matthew's family, who've described him as a wise and joyful person. such a beautiful soul. i mean, we are graduate students. we don't have a tonne of money or at least that we get paid, but we were trying to get on a budget, but we were trying to stay in the safest neighborhoods. and so brookhaven is one of the atlanta suburbs and is considered safe area. and so this apartment was picked and i, me and catherine moved in in august last year and i heard we heard shots back in october, and we had to call the cops saying that we heard some gunshots. but again, there were justjust a few shots, didn't go past a couple of minutes and then another time in november. and then we heard this time. but this time the unusual part was it was just it wasn't just a few shots or a few minutes. it kept going on for 20/30 minutes until one of those stray bullets hit matthew. police in the us ar

portugal agrees of also reduced their isolation period to week dr. pung, connie, from the university of exeter medical school as a specialist at infectious disease control. he says it's safe to come out of quarantine if after 7 days vacillation. what i would say is we can be the change that we want it to be and, and it would mean be fully immunized. take your boosters. and whereas the quality mosse and f, b to mosque, and avoid those indoor closed, fully ventilated races. if we were to exercise all of those measures ourselves, we buy our own ethics would bring down the case numbers. it is easier and back up to mix with people that you know, and you've agreed to a given protocol. whereas when you are meeting and mixing with total strangers, you are going into a no. unfortunately, with the arrival of on the chrome, it has put us back several steps. and unfortunately, this was foreseeable because people like myself, i've been saying for at least a year that unless we surprise infections in other parts of the world where i'm so concerned with arise and it could be a setback. and this is an example

bruce was a regular on the exeter waterloo train, but it's among a growing number of services that have temporary change because of covid. yet rail users say they're not convinced. we're very cynical. we can't have any benefit of seeing any evidence at all that the passengers being looked after and that actually the original timetable or the pre even december 2021 timetable will be reinstated soon. this is very, very bad news, very worrying long term. the problems facing our railways have been compounded by reduced fare income as a result of a fall in passenger demand. even in the weeks before the new omicron restrictions, commuter numbers in great western railways were less than half what they were pre—covid. that's despite a much quicker bounce back in road traffic. so our cuts to services derailing the recovery and will more of us take to our cars when fares rise again in march. there is no point in conveying fresh air around the country if there isn't demand. our concern is that this is a chicken and egg situation. people will not come back to the trains if the offering that is bein

he joins us from exeter, here in the u. k. so thank you so much for joining us here on our xerox. so what did you make of this year's message from kim john and the focus usually, perhaps a bit more belligerent here. the focus, very much on domestic issues. that's exactly right. it is very, very striking. admittedly, it's quite hard to know what he would have said. if he had had the usual external and belligerent focus, it's fairly clear that joe biden, the u. s. is not very interested. unlike his all is predecessor donald trump fighting has a loss on his plate. and in south korea, of course, they have an election, something which tra, kim, driven is not troubled by at home. he'll be there for life. but the south korean president, when jan has been a big fan of dialogue and has been rewarded by being shunned for about 3 years by him during and after just one good year talks in 2018. anyway, he will be out and may end up with somebody new. and if the conservatives got back and they were like north korea tools, so i guess it's a time to focus on the home agenda. my goodness is a lot

sam simmonds scored a hat—trick for exeter, who go through to the last 16 despite eventually losing 37 losing at munster. and you can follow england's cricketers�* second t20 international against west indies on the bbc sport website. but that's it from me. back to you, clive. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. a british man has been killed in thailand. it's reported he was attacked in the town of kan—chanaburi, in the west of the country. the foreign office says another briton was injured and is being treated in hospital. matt graveling has more details. hours earlier, this crime scene in the west of thailand saw two british men sharing a drink. but then, thai police say at around 3am, a row with another man saw one friend killed and the other taken to hospital. local reports suggest the argument began over music being played too loudly and ended in a deadly attack. police recovered a sickle at the scene. police have named the victim as 49—year—old marcus evans from weston—super—mare, who officers say had lived

matthew wilson was a former phd student at the university of exeter.he us are offering a reward for information. no arrests have been made but officers say they are determined to put those responsible injail. simonjones, responsible in jail. simon jones, bbc responsible injail. simonjones, bbc news. early please say a four vehicle crash which occurred on friday afternoon left one person with injuries which are not thought to be life—threatening. arnold schwarzenegger said to be uninjured and the police have ruled out drugs and the police have ruled out drugs and alcohol. the crash remains under investigation. the fbi says the boyfriend of the blogger gabby petito, who was murdered in september, admitted responsibility for killing her in his diary. brian laundrie shot himself after gabby was found in a camping ground in wyoming. she had been strangled. the couple had been on a cross—country road trip. brian's body was later found near his parent's home in florida. the fbi says he had earlier tried to fool the authorities into thinking gabby was still al

dr bharat pankhania is a senior clinical lecturer at university of exeter medical school.er at university good clinical lecturer at university to have you with us. i hobson good to have you with us. chris hobson seems to be saying there is some time, maybejust hobson seems to be saying there is some time, maybe just a few days but some time, maybe just a few days but some time, maybe just a few days but some time to do something about the impact of omicron on the nhs. do you agree or do you think that particular horse is already left the stable? ~ ., ,., particular horse is already left the stable? ~ ., , ., ., stable? within reason i feel that -ulse stable? within reason i feel that ulse of stable? within reason i feel that pulse of infection _ stable? within reason i feel that pulse of infection that _ stable? within reason i feel that pulse of infection that are - stable? within reason i feel that pulse of infection that are going | stable? within reason i feel that l pulse of infection that are going to come our way has already occurred. because people will have been e

fifteens website, including live coverage of the women's premierfifteens match between wasps and exeter moment. bye for now. holly, thank you very much for that. tens of thousands of people in three south—east african countries have been cut off by flood waters following torrential rains brought by tropical storm ana. officials say more than 80 people across madagascar, mozambique and malawi have died. rescue workers have been struggling to reach regions where roads and bridges have washed away. mark lobel reports. a ripple of calm after the storm that ripped through madagascar, where dozens died and tens of thousands fled their homes. translation: | am very sad | because we worked like crazy to make money and now, our house is destroyed. how can we not be sad? we are victims of this disaster and get no help. there is nothing. makeshift shelter for the young and homeless. the flooded island in a state of emergency. storm ana's next stop was mozambique. here, it also destroyed thousands of homes, ripping through schools, hospitals and power lines. translation: four| children died - four!

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matthew willson was a former phd student at the university of exeter. it said...ed to put those responsible injail. the hollywood star, arnold schwarzenegger, has been involved in a multi—vehicle crash in los angeles. a woman has been taken to hospital. a spokesperson for the former california governor said he was unharmed. let's talk to our correspondent in los angeles david willis. four cars involved in this condition, is that right? yes. the incident occurred _ condition, is that right? yes. the incident occurred in _ condition, is that right? yes. the incident occurred in the - condition, is that right? yes. the incident occurred in the city - condition, is that right? yes. the incident occurred in the city of. incident occurred in the city of brentwood, not far from arnold schwarzenegger's home. it's an expensive area, several other movie stars are thought to have homes there, including the actress gwyneth paltrow and the los angeles police department says a total of four vehicles were involved in this incident which is thought to have occurred as arnold schw

elsewhere second place exeter beat sale sharks. some of you going oh,! it is less _ keeping an eye... i can see some of you going oh,! it is less one - keeping an eye... i can see some of you going oh,! it is less one wicket| you going oh,! it is less one wicket in hand. let's see! here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. with some pictures as well, which you told us about earlier. something to live the spirits _ you told us about earlier. something to live the spirits this _ you told us about earlier. something to live the spirits this morning. i to live the spirits this morning. take a look at these stunning weather watch images that came out last night. the aurora borealis was on show as far south as norfolk. it is caused by charged particles interacting with oxygen in the upper atmosphere, the purple and the blue other nitrogen, and it is almost how a neon light works as you stick electricity in it and it interacts with the gases in there. it produces a spectacular show. it has led to a frost this morning, but it also

matthew willson was a former phd student at the university of exeter. it said...but officers say they are determined to put those responsible injail. tonga's clean—up continues with the help of foreign aid — one week after the volcanic eruption and tsunami devastated the pacific island. emergency supplies of water are being distributed in tonga a week after a the undersea volcanic eruption. supplies have been arriving by sea and air from australia, new zealand and the uk. the united nations says tonga will depend on emergency food supplies for some time to come. our correspondent phil mercer in sydney has the latest on the international humanitarian aid efforts and the work to reconnect an undersea communication cable. it is among a raft of catastrophic damage to property and infrastructure, and as you say, aid coming in from many, many countries led by australia and new zealand. water is a significant issue. any water supplies on the archipelago were contaminated by that ash that rained down on this pacific nation of about 105,000 people and this will be an inter

ad also the breaking news that the premiership rugby club exeter chiefs will drop all references to nativem july. they'll still be called the chiefs but from this summer will only use imagery from a celtic iron age tribe. prime minister borisjohnson has dismissed claims he approved the controversial airlift of animals from afghanistan as total rhubarb. speaking during a visit to north wales, mrjohnson was also questioned about the controversy over the gatherings at downing street. in the last hour or so, the prime minister was asked if he himself is delaying sue gray's inquiry report. absolutely not, but you're just have to, i'm _ absolutely not, but you're just have to, i'm afraid, let the independent inquiries _ to, i'm afraid, let the independent inquiries go — to, i'm afraid, let the independent inquiries go on. to, i'm afraid, let the independent inquiries go om— inquiries go on. when you think it will be completed? _ inquiries go on. when you think it will be completed? i— inquiries go on. when you think it will be completed? i can't - inquiries go on. when you think it will be compl

researchers at the university of exeter studied nearly 200 people in found 13% had, quote, clinically relevant levels of the virus after 10 days of quarantine in the most extreme in rare casetill had ts those levels for 68 days. the study's authors say people should be cautious about being around others who are recently infected. >> apple is now requiring its american workers to show proof of a covid-19 booster vaccine. apple workers who are not vaccinated or have not submitted proof will now be required to provide negative covid test in order to enter company facilities. this is all part of a major trend among large american companies who have been strengthening their covid policies during this omicron surge. >> still ahead tonight, a high tech mission to keep swimmers safe. an in-depth look. >> at the new shark detection buoys that have been deployed off the southern california coast. >> it's a pretty cool story to 9 sharks will be a whole lot easier to spot in southern california. thanks to 2 new buoys recently installed to monitor their populations. porter liberty zabala takes a l

matthew wilson was a former phd student at the university of exeter.een made but officers say they are determined to put those responsible injail. two people have been taken to hospital after a knife attack in london. the incident took place in station road. the women have sustained its wounds and a third woman was punched by the suspect. a woman has been detained and taken to hospital for a suspect. a woman has been detained and taken to hospitalfor a mental health assessment. the hollywood star arsenal delete back arnold schwarzenegger has been taken delete back involved in a multi—vehicle crash. a spokesman for the former governor said he was unharmed. from the sky above the la suburbs arnold schwarzenegger �*s black suv flanked by tow truck some hours after it was involved in a multi—vehicle crash. photos taken on the us showbiz news site tmz showed the body—builder, actor and politician standing at the scene talking to a police officer. the black suv teetering on top of a toyota prius and a porsche. police say the four vehicle collision happened o

exeter is up to fifth. following a positive test from this family members. he will remain in isolation until saturday. this fully vaccinated and asymptomatic. england have undergone another round of routine pcr testing a local bowler tested positive covid in sydney where the fourth test will be played. england are 3—0 down. gavin price has been knocked out of the pvc world darts championship. he had a nine dart finish early in the match and it was a tight tense encounter. taking what was a dramatic wind. he will play in the first semi—final later today. and snakebite is also through to the semifinals. he will play gary anderson in the last four. he has great air. you cannot go wrong with neon pink and yellow.— great air. you cannot go wrong with neon pink and yellow. absolutely. is that our neon pink and yellow. absolutely. is that your new— neon pink and yellow. absolutely. is that your new look _ neon pink and yellow. absolutely. is that your new look for _ neon pink and yellow. absolutely. is that your n

important to note the jnf is a charity registered in the united states as a charity organization, tax-exet cmitting international law violations are broad and thus violating american law. i want to echo the calls and demands for the global days of action made and called on by the activists in the south are facing dispossession. they are asking their demolition orders be ended, that deforestation efforts be ended and ethnic cleansing at-large must come to an end. there global actions all around the globe today and tomorrow in the day after tomorrow demanding an end to ethnic cleansing bit in the south hebron hills in jerusalem or the west bank. amy: mohammed el-kurd, thank you for being with us, cost suncor -- palestine correspondent for the nation and the author of the recently published book of poems "rifqa." his family's home is in the sheikh jarrah neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem. when we come back, "downfall: the case against boeing." a new documentary just premiered at sundance that looks at the two fatal crashes of the billing 737 max in ethiopia and indonesia, killing all 34

researchers at the university of exeter studied nearly 200 people in found 13% had, quote, clinically relevant levels of the virus after 10 days of quarantine in the most extreme and rare cases, patients still had those levels for 68 days. the study's authors are saying people should be cautious about being around others who were recently infected. >> still to come tonight here on kron, 4 news 9 o'clock. we're learning new details about the situation in san francisco where someone barricaded themselves inside of a building. >> then why more more college students are asking their schools for money back. >> a growing number of college students are demanding refunds for their time having to learn remotely. the students are saying they're paying for an in-person experience and having to learn remotely is just not the same on top of that, the amenities like dining halls and gyms have been closed door adjusting services to a much lower level than originally advertised. they argue many schools, prorated student housing costs earlier in the pandemic as a way of compensating students. and that