young women to consider careers in the fire service so they are asked -- excepting applications for ram. for five days in shasta or in st. louis abysmal, cal fire hopes to get eckstein to 18-year-old girls a look at what life could be like in the fire service. this is camp sender, a summer camp for girls to learn about and try their hand as firefighters. there's a lot more to it than only fighting fire. they predominantly learn from female firefighters. >> savanna burchfield says that cal fire puts it on, but women from agencies all over california come to take part in camp sender. >> getting to be part of camp sender to give an opportunity to young women to show that this is a career field that they could be capable of going into , that's important to me and i know it means a lot to the other women involved in this program. >> burchfield says there are not a lot of women in the fire service, 4% of cal fire employees. she says historically it's been geared toward young men, but that that should not be the case. >> there are a lot of strong and capable women in the fire service throug

calfire hopes to give 16 to 18-year-old girls a look at what life could be like working in the fire servicethis is camp cinder, a summer camp where girls get to learn about and try their hand as firefighters. there's a whole lot more to it than only fighting fire. they predominantly learn from female firefighters. >> when you pull this, you have flames coming out of. >> savannah birchfield says calfire puts it on, but women from agencies all over california come and take part in camp cinder. >> getting to be a part of camp cinder and give that opportunity to young women to show them that this is a career field that they're perfectly capable of going into if it's something interesting to them. that's important to me and i know it means a lot to the other women involved in this program. >> birchfield says there aren't a lot of women in the fire service, about 4% of calfire employees. historically she said it's been a field geared toward young men, but that shouldn't be the case. >> there's a lot of capable young women that work in the fire service throughout the country and it's a good way fo

the fire service will be dealing with - fire service will be dealing with something _ fire service willsomething that, in this case, if a i wing has been damaged there may something that, in this case, if a - wing has been damaged there may be fuel pouring _ wing has been damaged there may be fuel pouring off — wing has been damaged there may be fuel pouring off the _ wing has been damaged there may be fuel pouring off the aircraft _ wing has been damaged there may be fuel pouring off the aircraft and - fuel pouring off the aircraft and that pouring _ fuel pouring off the aircraft and that pouring fuel— fuel pouring off the aircraft and that pouring fuel makes - fuel pouring off the aircraft and that pouring fuel makes life - that pouring fuel makes life particularly _ that pouring fuel makes life particularly difficult. - that pouring fuel makes life particularly difficult. if - that pouring fuel makes life particularly difficult. if you. that pouring fuel makes life - particularly difficult. if you think about— particularly difficult. if you think about trying _ particularly difficult

in radcliffe on trent the fire service — of us.on trent the fire service needed _ of us. in radcliffe on trent the fire service needed to - of us. in radcliffe on trent the fire service needed to be - of us. in radcliffe on trent the l fire service needed to be carried of us. in radcliffe on trent the - fire service needed to be carried in at this static caravan park and rush hour was proving difficult. the yellow warning for heavy rain covers most of the southwest, southeast and parts of the midlands, and there are more than 200 flood warnings across england. and in wiltshire tonight, flooded fields have led to flooded homes and frustrated residents. we've got water flooding under floors, we've taken upstairs. the council have the phone off the hook. the police aren't interested in closing the road, i'm amazed there hasn't been an incident. the fire brigade isn't interested, no one is interested. we brigade isn't interested, no one is interested-— interested. we were sat having a nice class interested. we were sat having a nice gl

in 1944, 49 fire service workers died in the line of duty in belarus.rilliant race. and ivan tulatin won another gold for our athletes at the russian biathlon cup stage 10 km sprint race. our skier was rehabilitated for inaccurate shooting in the individual race the day before, where he made nine mistakes. today he hit all targets without errors. tulatin was 8.7 seconds ahead of russian representative anton babikov at the finish line. another belarusian, dmitry lazovsky, was in the top 10. the belarusian president's hockey team won the next match of the group stage of the republican hockey league. the tournament is held annually for prizes from the presidential sports club. and this is the one one of the largest amateur hockey starts in our country. nikolai lukashenko and artyom antonenko scored doubles in the match for the hosts, as well as sergei zuborev for the guests. more young people are appearing , so, probably, every game you can expect that we will... very interesting game, cool atmosphere in the stands, we haven’t played in such an environment

it means a lot to the other women involved. >> reporter: there aren't a lot of women in the fire servicef cal fire employees. she says historically it's been geared towards young men but that shouldn't be the case. >> there are a lot of strong, capable women that work in the fire service throughout the country, not just california. it's a good way for young women to see this is an opportunity for them and see if it's something they would enjoy. >> reporter: whether the girls decide to pursue a career in the fire service, birch field and the rest of the team hope the girls leave with a sense of empowerment and confidence they'll take wherever they go. >> camp cinder! >> the application period is open through january 31. head to kpix.com if you would like to learn more. >> you go girl. >>> it is true. there are so many professions that young women are just being accepted into and obviously with that, it's great it see. >> my sister in law met my brother in law fighting fires. a little family story. >>> it's been wonderful to see. let me show you what it looks like in terms of clouds. this

career notice fire service. pting applications for camp cinder. for five days cal fire hopes to give 16 to 18-year-old girls a look at what life could be like working in the fire service. this is camp cinder, where girls learn about and try their hands as firefighters. there is more to it than only fighting fire. they predominantly learn from female firefighters. savannah says cal fire puts it on but women from agencies all over california take part in camp cinder. >> getting to be a part and giving the opportunity to young women to show them this is a career field they're capable of going into if it's interesting to them. that's important to me. i know it means a lot to the other women involved. >> reporter: there aren't a lot of women in the fire service, about 4% of employees. historically it's been geared towards young men but that shouldn't be the case. >> there are really strong women who work around the country. this is a good way to see if it is something they would enjoy. >> reporter: whether the girls d

prevention services there in addition to fire boat services and fire employees andd the port and recover those costs directly to our budget but they are tracked separatery and technical transfers. overall you see adding up, but predominantly it is our day to day budget we are talking about. here is a very ere those monies are going. by what type of expenditure. we are predominantly not changing. there isn't a lot of changes proposedcurrently in the budget and rolling from year to year. we are about 90 percent salaries and benefits, 90 percent personnel cost and as we see on the next slide, that is mainly dedicated to front line operational staff so the majority of where the funds go and a lot hof the minimum staffing requirements response time mandates dictate how many people we have on duty, how many apparatus going out at one time so flexibility wise we are about personnel. otherwise, a lot of these what we talk about personnel meeting prop s and staffing requirements, all these other areas directly support those efforts so whether you are talking about fuel, medi

do you know the fire service? yes, which one? 1 0 1. well done! and what else happens? you know? ! for comparison, as of january 14 last year, 28 people died from fires in the country, now 55. then there were 100 fewer fires than in the new 2004. such checks will continue throughout the next week, so don’t be surprised if guests come to you in uniform. alena lishkevich, viktor borisov, television news agency. with dance they wrote the history of belarus and told it on all continents. contrary to a new era began for the hackneyed canons. they originated in mogilev, also under the name vesnyanka. self-made circle at the local kirov automobile plant. valentina goevaya, born in russia, became imbued with belarusian folklore, retold it in mini-performances , and was invited as a ballet dancer to the belarusian state philharmonic society. so in january seventy -four some goodies appeared. eliminate the stereotype that belarusians are only in robes and bring out from behind the scenes personalities in furs and silks, allowing themselves historical reconstruction. they were the first to r

snow praise is an hour of garachai pratsi for fire services. minsk has 150 adzinak technologies and 1700 chalaveks. achyshchayutsya darozhnye pokrytstse hell of snow, liquidate the lumps, graze the asphalt and apply reagents. special protection is given to sidewalks, pedestrian areas, crossings and at entry points. this is inspectors give recommendations to the road workers: it is necessary for the purpose to choose a safe handling, maximum friction. the title of the year of the minsk region was revealed, thanks to the efforts of maladzechne. the ceremony at the palace of culture became the finals of the wedding event our dzetsi. the winner of the republican competition patriot cibo 2023 was delivered a lot with the belkosmos project, which includes a website developed by me, a computer game and a mobile application. this project allows study the achievements of our belarusian cosmonauts in belarus as a whole in the study of outer space. for me, this competition is some kind of confirmation that i can, i can be better, i can move forward, achie

noto peninsula where a large fire broke out, it appears to be burning a hole neighbourhood and fire serviceso put it out at the moment. we've also seen many older buildings have collapsed in rural areas. this is quite a remote area ofjapan. many fishing area of japan. many fishing communities area ofjapan. many fishing communities along the coast with older buildings and it will be those worst affected, also many raids have been broken up with huge cracks and rippling of the roads. bridges and a lot of infrastructure have been badly damaged. i would expect to hear of more injuries and perhaps fatalities from the disaster but as i said at the beginning, the good news is it looks like the danger from a large tsunami has now passed. in the meantime, people are relieved because they would still have memories of the fukushima disaster triggered by an earthquake in 2011. yes. i spent ten years living in japan after the earthquake in 2011 and it affected the country deeply. there was a great deal of collective trauma. every time an earthquake hit in tokyo for example, people will talk about it remi

one of the biggest challenges the fire service i would just offer a bit. i was getting my master's degree a long time ago. i was working at the fire academy. i was living in a firehouse in maryland, doing that full-time. going to graduate school part-time. much less exciting. i wrote my master's thesis on are we able to show investments in this case are ability to show reductions in firefighter fatalities or injuries, reductions in property loss to target regions. if the answer was no, not because the programs don't work but the data was really bad. anybody that will know this it was a voluntariry reporting system in most cases having a decent analysis. similar problems today in private security. vast majority of incidents are reported meaning we are unable to offer assistance, share information quickly to prevent other victims and unable to analyze trends and more targeted guides this will solve itself a bit incident reporting regulations and rule making. there is still more we can do today. one asset we would have for the community is when a partner in th

prevention services there in addition to fire boat services and fire employees and we build the port and recover those costs directly to our budget but they are tracked separatery and technical transfers. overall you see adding up, but predominantly it is our day to day budget we are talking about. here is a very high level summary of where those monies are going. by what type of expenditure. we are predominantly not changing. there isn't a lot of changes proposedcurrently in the budget and rolling from year to year. we are about 90 percent salaries and benefits, 90 percent personnel cost and as we see on the next slide, that is mainly dedicated to front line operational staff so the majority of where the funds go and a lot hof the minimum staffing requirements response time mandates dictate how many people we have on duty, how many apparatus going out at one time so flexibility wise we are very limited when we talk about personnel. otherwise, a lot of these what we talk about personnel meeting prop s and staffing requirements, all these other areas directly support

keeping an eye on events in sheffield, the fire service in sheffield has reported that there is a firee service has said please avoid the area while the crews work. it's not clear what the incident is, or how serious it is at this moment, of course we'll keep you posted as we get more on that situation. a us spacecraft that malfunctioned on the way to the moon is returning to earth around now. it's due to burn up in the earth's atmosphere in a fireball over the south pacific ocean. it's a dramatic finale to a mission that initially looked so good. but soon after launch, the peregrine lander suffered a major fuel leak and that made a soft landing on the moon impossible. nasa say they have gathered data while it had fuel remaining. but the decision was taken to bring it back to earth, over the south pacific, rather than leave more space junk up there. let's speak to our science correspondentjonathan amos. so what, tell us how this is going to unfold, jonathan. i’m so what, tell us how this is going to unfold, jonathan.— so what, tell us how this is going to unfold, jonathan. i'm looking

focus will have been on making sure the aircraft stops as quickly as it can and at that stage the fire serviceespond, to be there within two minutes, starting to lay foam onto the ground, knocked back the flames enough so people can evacuate from the aircraft. it back the flames enough so people can evacuate from the aircraft.— evacuate from the aircraft. it seems as if that procedure _ evacuate from the aircraft. it seems as if that procedure was _ evacuate from the aircraft. it seems as if that procedure was efficient - as if that procedure was efficient and the 379 people on board did all get out safely. it sounds and looks as though they were lucky because what happened afterwards has been extraordinary, the level of flames and destruction to that plane has been really quite rapid and extreme. i think to hear that everyone got off the aircraft is an incredible positive and it shows you just how much has gone into that in terms of the aircraft design, the people in cabinet to be able to evacuate. and particularly in terms of the crew training, the cabin crew in particular would have made a

probably, each of them contributes a piece of what we see today, this is the development of the fire serviceescue service, and of course, this is participation in various kinds of exercises, competitions, they understand that at the cost of their lives they can save another life, that's the most important thing, that they are ready for this. for the effective work of rescuers , the fire infrastructure of the minsk region is constantly being improved, military equipment and equipment of fighters are being updated, fire departments are being reconstructed, all this in order to arrive on time to provide assistance. necessary help to those who need it. ilya tsvetkov, anatoly. news central region. well, this is an example of investing in a healthy future. in recent years , they have opened in the central region. six physical education and health complexes, next in line are facilities in krupka and myadel, and last fall residents of such cities as fannipol and uuzda became new residents, where total body and pilates are already being practiced with might and main. however, he trains in such a spor

it was a forest fire service vehicle that was putting out the fire.h his wing, the plane lost control, caught fire and crashed, hitting several cars. none of the eyewitness road users were injured, and the pilot died on the spot. with this we say goodbye to the viewers of central russia, see you later. please one princess or arrange holiday for everyone? every occasion is important. order from your favorite stores and restaurants. sbermarket - for any occasion. the viruses retreat when the teloron north star appears. well, are the credit card debts hanging and interest dripping? need a holwa. you take credit cards, transfer debts to the holva , divide them into 24 months, conveniently repay, shop or get rid of debts on credit cards, it’s easy with holva, the stomach pulls and... pulls to the toilet, cystitis always pulls in the wrong direction, tell cystitis, cyston 14 natural components of cystone against nagging pain below abdomen and frequent urge to urinate with starts, and let your friends pull you, cystitis , i say, cyston for different you, one

the fire service urged people to avoid the area and nearby residents and businesses to close windowses is staying in hospital for a second night, after a procedure for an enlarged prostate. queen camilla visited her husband at the london clinic, where the princess of wales is also staying following abdominal surgery. our reporter charlie rose is outside the hospital. this is day two of the king's stay in hospital here at the london clinic after undergoing treatment for an enlarged prostate. his wife, queen camilla, has been to visit him a number of times over the past couple of days — three, we think. the latest visit took place this afternoon. yesterday, she told reporters that her husband was doing well after the procedure. now, she may also have been visiting catherine, princess of wales, who is also being looked after here. she has had abdominal surgery, it is her 12th day here and she is not expected to resume official public engagements until after easter when she feels much better and has fully recovered. now, we have had a statement from buckingham palace regarding the king.

this was announced by the head of the city fire service.here are cars on site. ambulance, police squads, access to the metro station is closed, traffic is temporarily stopped. tsehal completed a forty-hour operation on the west bank of the jordan river. during the operation, the israeli military destroyed hundreds of explosive devices dozens of suspects were detained. but the main target of the israeli defense forces' attacks remains the hamas network of underground tunnels. most of them are located in the southern part of the gas sector. there as part of a ground operation. hamas fighters are trying to repel attacks by the israeli military on the west bank of the jordan river. local leaders report that the tdf is using tear gas. the enclave’s ministry of health notes that over the past 24 hours , 125 people were killed in the region and 318 were injured. meanwhile, tsahal revealed its post-war plan to develop the gas sector. according to this strategy, after the end of the fighting, the enclave will be controlled by local palestinian autho

passenger crashed into it. 24 people were injured and were taken to the hospital, the head of the city fire service ambulances and police squads are on duty at the scene, access to the metro station is closed. temporarily stopped. in moscow, it was possible to restore the heat supply to houses after yesterday's utility failure. the emergency occurred in the north-east of the capital; a transformer substation was on fire. within hours it was extinguished, but dozens of apartment buildings were left without electricity and heating. to resolve the issue, an operational headquarters was created, the building was powered according to a temporary scheme using emergency diesel generators. the system will remain in place until the work is completed, the utility workers are carrying out. home inspections in miria promised to help residents of houses affected by the accident. and now sports news. alexander , three russians were invited to the nhl all-star game, tell us who? tatyana, good morning, we invited kiril kaprizov, igor sheserkin and nikita kucherov. let's start with hockey. in the regular championsh

as they still are, accordingly, the number of fires for the new year is a separate problem, for fire services time of rest, on the contrary, a time of the most intense painstaking work, it was mainly a tradition of celebrating christmas, namely christmas, since 1817, how this tradition began, so it continued at the courtyard and christmas trees were arranged for the imperial children, the retinue was invited, it was already a family holiday, at first it was just an imperial holiday, and each family member had his own christmas tree , the adults had a larger one, the children had a smaller one, next to it there was a table with a christmas tree for gifts, the additions were quite modest at that time, there were some small toys and candies, nicholas i was afraid of these lit christmas trees, when in december 1937 there was a fire in the winter palace, the first thing nikolayevich thought was that the children were playing with lit candles on the christmas trees, and that’s why it all happened. well , it turns out that in those days, strictly speaking, the new year was on the side, the main thin

in radcliffe on trent, the fire service needed to be carried in at this static caravan park and rushd parts of the midlands, and there are more than 200 flood warnings across england. and in wiltshire tonight, flooded fields have led to flooded homes and frustrated residents. we've got water flooding underfloors, we've ta ken stuff u psta i rs. the council have the phone off the hook. the police aren't interested in closing the road, i'm amazed there hasn't been an incident. the fire brigade isn't interested, no—one is interested. we were sat having a nice glass of wine by the fire and my partner's friend texted and said, i hope you are ok, and we were, like, 0k, what's going on? so we came out and went, oh, yeah. the rain is disrupting rail services and all sorts of journeys. it's difficult to get around, even for those who know the land best. this is gloucestershire. these cows and horses won't be roaming far on their new island in leicestershire. some have been able to see the lighter side of it all though. good afternoon, welcome to the rose and crown, riverside view, and probabl

the fire and rescue service have said they are yet to identify the cause of the fire. ,, . ~' yet tohe cause of the fire. . . ~' ,, , . fire. simi, thank you very much with the latest from _ fire. simi, thank you very much with the latest from the _ fire. simi, thank you very much with the latest from the newsroom. - fire. simi, thank you very much with the latest from the newsroom. i- fire. simi, thank you very much with i the latest from the newsroom. i know you will keep across and that us if we get any more from liverpool. british department store company john lewis has confirmed it's considering making further cuts to its workforce over the next five years. there are reports that up to eleven—thousand jobs could be axed at its stores and waitrose supermarkets. with me is business correspondent marc ashdown. these sounds like those are big cuts? potentially, it is the darling of the high street, john—lewis but it is not immune from the gloomy financial picture all businesses have suffered. hit by high inflation, soaring costs for freight, energy, staffing. it posted a £230 millio

in radcliffe, on trent, the fire service needed to be carried in at this static caravan park and rush of the southwest, southeast, and parts of the midlands, and there are more than 200 flood warnings across england. and in wiltshire tonight, flooded fields have led to flooded homes and frustrated residents. we've got water flooding under floors, we've taken upstairs. the council have the phone off the hook. the police aren't interested in closing the road, i'm amazed there hasn't been an incident. the fire brigade isn't interested, no one is interested. we were sat having a nice glass of wine by the fire and my partner's friend texted and said, i hope you are ok, and we were, like, 0k, what's going on? so we came out and went, oh, yeah. the rain is disrupting rail services and all sorts of journeys. it's difficult to get around, even for those who know the land best. this is gloucestershire. these cows and horses won't be roaming far on their new island in leicestershire. some have been able to see the lighter side of it all though. good afternoon, welcome to the rose and crown, rive

firefighters and police, well... that means someone called and warned that there was a fire, accordingly, the serviceslked to her about it, i offered her my help, i i say, let me bring my electrician friends, which he refused, i say, you don’t need any money, i say, we did everything ourselves, she said no, i told her, nah, don’t leave the children alone, many times i was talking about this, i’m saying, you need to leave, call me, i’ll come and sit, that’s what the neighbor said, she also offered, too , repeatedly , hello, why did she persist, explain to me , to use, that’s why she’s so calm, she’s about 16 years old -17 was when she started wait, someone besides you knows that she used drugs, but in our village practically everyone knows about it, and she is registered at the drug treatment clinic, she is, right? that’s why i started the conversation with the guardianship authorities, that is, the guardianship authorities knew that she was the people’s commissar, and the guardianship authorities also knew about it, because she herself called me and said that the guardianship came to her more than onc

according to the investigation, the suspects received a 20% kickback from each fire service contract, and for this they registered companies that perform these work for a relative. during the searches , law enforcement officers found 250,000 hryvnias, as well as bank cards and documentation. verification of bookings from mobilization. the ministry of energy commissioned. energy companies to conduct an inspection of conscripted workers. such a decision was taken after frauds were discovered at the cherkasy oblenergo company. there , a man was appointed to the position of deputy head of the central service of accounting devices. however, the employee, allegedly working remotely, did not perform his duties from april to december, while receiving salary and deferment from mobilization. appropriated half a million of the game'. law enforcement officers suspect a former investigator in zhytomyr region of theft, the prosecutor general's office reported. therefore, in march , the investigator detained a local resident on suspicion of selling drugs. during the search , cash of various currenci

designed to do, which is to protect the occupants and allow a fast evacuation, he and of course the fire servicebeen on protecting exits, making sure there was a clear path for people to evacuate from the aircraft. the airbus landed at 5:45pm local time, having made a shortjourney from northern japan. one person is believed to have escaped from the coastguard plane, which was on its way to the west of the country to deliver aid to a region that was hit hard by an earthquake yesterday, which claimed the lives of 48 people. the japanese prime minister said he wants officials to act quickly to ascertain the damage and provide information to the public. matt graveling, bbc news. i spoke earlier to former british airways pilot — now aviation consultant alistair rosenschein. he shared his reflections on what we've seen at the airport today. it was a major accident at high speed as the aircraft came into land and the collision was catastrophic for the smaller of the two aircraft but the flight crew kept the airbus going straight down the runway and they managed to do those shutdown checks from what i c

investigation, the suspects received a 20% kickback from each contract for the opposite service, fire service, and for this they... registered enterprises that perform these works for their relative. during the searches, law enforcement officers found 250,000 hryvnias, as well as bank cards and documentation. ex-sbu general andriy naumov was released from prison in serbia. his documents were confiscated and he was banned from leaving the country, the bbc reported. naumov's lawyers filed a complaint against the decision on the ban on leaving. however, the court did not satisfy her. let me remind you that a former official headed the office of internal security of the security service of ukraine from 2019 to july 2021. a few hours before the start of the full-scale invasion, he left ukraine. to escape, he used minibuses with cash and jewelry. in shevchenkivsky district. kyiv judges today heard the case of the ex-head of katyvna isolation denys kulikovsky. our correspondent tetyana golunova, who is now in direct contact with us, was present at the meeting. tanya, it's me. i congratulate you and

police say an investigation is being carried out with the fire service into the cause of the place butfollowing a fire at a block of flats in aberdeen. just before we go, let's leave you with this. the most detailed map of england's hedgerows shows that they would stretch almost ten times round the earth if they were alljoined up. the images have been produced using laser scanning from the air. researchers at the uk centre for hydrology and ecology hope the data could be used to support wildlife and mitigate climate change. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. after yesterday's heavy rain, especially across northern england, things are a bit quieter today. we started off with a lot of cloud, patchy light rain and drizzle left over from this area of low pressure which brought us the rain yesterday. it's now pulling away, allowing this area of high pressure to build in. what's going to happen through the afternoon is the cloud continuing to push down towards the south—east where it will linger. but for the rest of the uk, it's mostly a dry day with some sunny spells. could catch t

where a large fire broke out, it is out of control and appears to be burning a hole neighbourhood, fire servicesrough to put it out at the moment. older buildings have collapsed in rural areas. this is a remote area ofjapan, many fishing communities will be worst affected, and many roads have been broken up, with huge cracks and rippling of the roads, bridges, and a lot of infrastructure has been badly damaged. and i would expect, in the coming hours, to hear of more injuries and perhaps fatalities from this disaster, but as i said at the beginning, the good news is that it looks like the danger from a large tsunami has now passed. israel's military says it has killed a senior hamas commander — adel msammah — in an overnight strike in central gaza. the bbc has not been able to verify the israel defense forces�* claim that he led an attack on a kibbutz in southern israel on the 7th of october. there has been no let—up in the israeli air strikes hitting gaza, with at least another 2a people killed overnight. gaza's hamas—run health ministry says almost 22,000 palestinians have now been killed ther

police officers in the fire service were able to start pulling people from the water but you can imagineack. it was very cold, the sea temperature this time of year is only around 8 degrees and four people ended up losing their lives in the chaos and panic. other people who were brought to shore have been cared for in a rest centre which was set up by the emergency services. but this is the latest tragedy in the channel. we know that a lot of people are attempting this crossing. last year, almost 30,000 people made thejourney from northern france across the world's busiest shipping lane, into uk waters and reached the uk. but even this morning, after this incident where four people lost their lives, other boats were attempting to make the crossing and we know that some boats have been brought to dover this morning. so even though it is bitterly cold, between northern france and the uk, this morning, those crossings have continued. the british government says it is determined to try to stop these boats, not least because it is such a dangerousjourney with people losing their lives. the bi

in the london mayori who thanked those working in the nhs, the police and the fire service, and said to organise. in planning this sincejuly, been working over the last four days, one of our strengths is our diversity. we will be celebrating our diversity and bringing communities together. bagpipes skirl.— bringing communities together. bagpipes skirl. meanwhile, in scotland, edinburgh's _ bagpipes skirl. meanwhile, in | scotland, edinburgh's hogmanay celebration for revellers from all over the globe as it celebrated its 30th anniversary, a total of 85,000 people there alone. best anniversary, a total of 85,000 people there alone.— people there alone. best new year's eve _ people there alone. best new year's eve ever. _ people there alone. best new year's eve ever. new- people there alone. best new year's eve ever. new year's l people there alone. best new l year's eve ever. new year's eve on princess — year's eve ever. new year's eve on princess street... _ year's eve ever. new year's eve on princess street... is - year's eve ever. new year's eve on princess street... is the - on pr

i combine that forces to effectively fire service. so the defense and security spear images, which is clearly an embodiment of the blocks. so today is called the alliance of saw how states it is a shop. talking about trade. we believe that the coming weeks, months and years will show that we were right to take this very important step on the path of openness. the top people have chosen that full. we remain open to resort extraction with the provision that the income will be shared by everyones. furthermore, russia is a bricks, country, jazz on apartments and breaks, and they, the china, iran and south africa. we're currently trying to strengthen our relations with bricks countries. i'm in the very near future representatives, the organization will come to the region. we have a meeting scheduled to lay out the groundwork that will allow us to benefit from both the expertise and the funding this organization can offer. we have no problems with china or the united states, which also took steps within the framework. because despite the cl

and the london mayor, who thanked those working in the nhs, the police and the fire service.f 75 who have been working over the last four days. one of our strengths as a city and a country is our diversity. we'll be celebrating our diversity but also trying to bring communities together. meanwhile, in scotland, edinburgh's hogmanay celebrations saw revellers from all over the globe as it celebrated its 30th anniversary. a total of 85,000 people there alone. best new year's eve ever! it is the place to be! it is really cold. # should old acquaintance be forgot...# and as those headed home singing auld lang syne and putting 2023 behind them, the focus now turns to a new day, as 2024 is officially here. happy new year! greg mckenzie, bbc news. check out the website for continuing coverage including the powerful earthquake injapan where there's also been a tsunami warning. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. i think most of us are ready for a bit of a change in weather type. december was pretty dull — for some in england and wales, the dullest on record. also rather wet, too, a

according to the investigation, the suspects received a 20% kickback from each fire service contract. and for... for this, they registered enterprises that perform these works for their relative. during the searches, law enforcement officers found uah 250,000, as well as bank cards and documentation. the law enforcement officers suspect a former investigator in zhytomyr region of the embezzled half a million hryvnias. this was reported in the office of the prosecutor general. therefore, in march , the investigator detained a local resident on suspicion of selling drugs. during the search , cash of various currencies was seized from the suspect, but the investigator did not give the money as physical evidence, but decided to appropriate it. several explosions killed at least 100 near the grave of iranian general qassem soleimani on the anniversary of his death people the state television and radio company irib reported that more than 170 people also received. injuries, explosions rang out during a memorial procession in the city of karman, hundreds of people went to the grave as part o

according to the investigation, the suspects. collected a 20% kickback from each fire service contract, and for this they registered enterprises that perform these works for their relative. during the searches , law enforcement officers found uah 250,000, as well as bank cards and documentation. the law enforcement officers suspect a former investigator in zhytomyr region of embezzling half a million hryvnias. this was reported in the prosecutor general's office. thus, in march, an investigator detained a local resident on suspicion of selling drugs during the search of the suspect , cash of various currencies was seized, but the investigator did not give the money as physical evidence, but decided to appropriate it. in poltava, civilians were taught to master small arms, grenade launchers and uavs. the school was dedicated to the memory of the defender and hero of ukraine vitaly hrytseyenko, who died last year. the event was organized by relatives and close friends. anna morozova will tell how everything happened. kateryna works in the section of tactical medicine, where they practice

the fire service is having difficulty reaching due to the conditions on the roads. uh, the local government has requested a self defense forces to assess the government has officially dispatched the, the self defense forces to assist in that area. we also have reports of many houses being collapse to people being trapped in the houses. social media. people say they've been rescued by the neighbors. these are difficult places to reach. it is obviously the approaching the middle of the night. it is very cold. and the developed situation is to develop team, yours, know, the hospitals. even though they're on the computer fatalities, you being someone in on data by people seeking medical assistance as well. uh, $2.00 to $3000.00 households without uh, without power. and so going into the night here in japan, it is a unfolding situation. that's basically the fire in, in watching the president fedex. jessica has been declared the winner of the democratic republic of congo as presidential election, but opposition policy say the election was rig calling for protests. catheri

and the london mayor, who thanked those working in the nhs, the police and the fire service.s sincejuly. there is a team of 75 who have been working over the last four days. one of our strengths as a city and country is our diversity. we'll be celebrating our diversity but also trying to bring communities together. pipes play. meanwhile in scotland, edinburgh's hogmanay celebrations saw revellers from all over the globe as it celebrated its 30th anniversary. a total of 85,000 people there alone. best new year's eve ever. new year'seve on princes street is the place to be. it's, like, really cool. # should auld acquaintance be forgot #. and as those headed home singing auld lang syne and putting 2023 behind them, the focus now turns to a new day as 2024 is officially here. happy new year. greg mckenzie, bbc news. the archbishop of canterbury has called on political leaders contesting elections this year to show respect for one another. justin welby urged them to disagree passionately but not to focus on division. 0ur correspondent jon donnison has more. in the year he crowned

the fire service focus would have been on protecting exits and making sure there was a clear path forvacuate from the aircraft. the airbus landed _ evacuate from the aircraft. the airbus landed that 5:45pm local time having made a shortjourney from northern japan. having made a shortjourney from northernjapan. 0ne having made a shortjourney from northern japan. one person is believed to have escaped from the coastguard plane which was on its way to the west of the country to deliver aid to a region that was hit hard by an earthquake yesterday which claimed the lives of 48 people. the japanese prime minister said he wants officials to act quickly to ascertain the damage and provide information to the public. matt graveling, bbc news. as we mentioned, the coastguard plane involved in that apparent collision was on a mission to deliver aid supplies after yesterday's earthquake injapan. at least 48 people are now known to have died in the quake. japan's prime minister says rescue teams are facing a �*race against time' to find survivors trapped beneath the rubble. the quake with a magnitu

designed to do, which is to protect the occupants and allow a fast evacuation, and of course the fire serviceill absolutely have been on protecting exits, making sure there was a clear path for people to evacuate from the aircraft. the airbus landed at 5:45pm local time, having made a shortjourney from northern japan. one person is believed to have escaped from the coastguard plane, which was on its way to the west of the country to deliver aid to a region that was hit hard by an earthquake yesterday, which claimed the lives of 48 people. the japanese prime minister said he wants officials to act quickly to ascertain the damage and provide information to the public. matt graveling, bbc news. alex macheras is an aviation analyst based in london. he gave me his reaction to the incident in tokyo. it's remarkable that we have witnessed what is the first whole loss of an airbus a350. this is the world's latest generation aircraft. and to the airlines that have ordered this aircraft, it is still new to them. now it is state of the art. and airbus prides itself with its flagship, the 350, in being o