it is an industrial area close to heathrow airport and the company has a base just a heathrow airporthe company has a basejust a couple heathrow airport and the company has a base just a couple of hundred metres further down the road. no arrests have been made in relation to the collision, police are very much still investigating. we know the next of kin of the victims have been informed about what happened but their identities have not yet been revealed. 0k, thank you very much for that. a formerjustice minister in cyprus has called for a british teenager — convicted on monday of lying about being gang—raped in the resort of ayia napa — to be given a "very lenient sentence". the teenager's mother has backed calls for tourists to boycott the country. the woman told the bbc that ayia napa — where her daughter had a formerjustice minister in cyprus has called the woman told the bbc that ayia napa — where her daughter had been on a working holiday — was unsafe. the foreign office has expressed what they call "serious concerns" about the case. john donnison reports. it's two days since th

the accident happened in stanwell in surrey, very close to london's heathrow airport. i spoke to our news correspondent, tolu adeoye, who is there and told us the latest. horrendous news for the start of 2020. it was at about 11:40 last night, new year's eve, when this accident happened, involving a lorry and a car carrying four young people. in the early hours of this morning, surrey police confirmed that three people were killed, two men aged 23 and 25, and a woman, who was 20 years old. we also know that a second woman was taken to a london hospital, where she is being treated for serious injuries. now, if we look behind me, the scene has now been cleared, but you can see where trees have been flattened there. we understand the lorry ended up on the other side of the road, in the longford road river, which is just over that bank. and what is known about the lorry driver? well, we understand the lorry driver wasn't injured in the accident, but was taken to hospital as a precaution. this afternoon, we have had it confirmed that that lorry belonged to the air services

tributes have been paid to three british airways cabin crew who were killed in a crash near heathrow airporter their car collided with a lorry in stanwell, near heathrow airport. travel x has taken its systems off—line as a precautionary measure. it is continuing to provide foreign exchange services manually. conservationists have declared a five year trial to reintroduce beavers to the river 0tter in devon a success — and it turns out it's good news for the environment too. the animals were hunted to extinction in the uk hundreds of years ago. the beavers play a part in protecting communities from floods because the way they build their nests can slow down rivers after heavy rains. jon kay has more. beavers are back. hunted to extinction 500 years ago, this mother, her kittens and up to 50 more are now thriving here in east devon. and here's the evidence. we've got a poplar tree here that's been felled probably over the last couple of days. professor richard brazier has been studying the impact of beavers. he says they may be known as furry vandals but the dams they build at night here are

tonight new measures have been introduced at heathrow airport where passengers arriving from wuhan wille subject to targeted health checks. the coronavirus was first detected in wuhan a city of nearly nine million but a handful of cases have been reported in other parts of asia. last night, we also learned of the first case in america. the main symptoms include difficulty breathing, fever and coughing. but in vulnerable people especially the elderly it can lead to organ failure, pneumonia and death. there's no treatment so prevention is a priority. our medical correspondent, fergus walsh, has more. this is the epicentre of the outbreak. hospitals in wuhan are overwhelmed. more than a dozen health workers have been infected, so now they all wear protective gear when dealing with patients. in an attempt to slow the spread of the virus, china wants to minimise travel into and out of the city. translation: the wuhan government advice is, if there is no urgent need, outsiders should not visit wuhan. wuhan residents should not leave unless there are special circumstances. this way, we can red

tributes have been paid to three british airways cabin crew who were killed in a crash near heathrow airport, near heathrow airport. friends and colleagues have been paying tribute, describing them as "beautiful young angels. " the former nissan boss carlos ghosn — who fled to lebanon earlier this week — says that he alone arranged for his unauthorised departure from japan. in a statement, mr ghosn played down speculation that his wife, carole, and other members of his family, had arranged for him to escape house arrest. he was awaiting trial in tokyo on financial misconduct charges. a welsh conservative assembly member has been suspended from his party. it's understood that nick ramsay, who's 44, was arrested last night following an incident. mr ramsay, who represents monmouth, is the shadow finance minister and chairs the public accounts committee. the foreign currency service travelex has taken all of its sites off—line after being attacked by a softwa re off—line after being attacked by a software virus on new year's eve. the group said it immediately took down its online systems to prot

tributes have been paid to three british airways cabin crew who were killed in a crash near heathrow airportl in their 20s, died after their car collided with a lorry in stanwell near heathrow airport. the foreign exchange company travelex says that it has taken all its systems offline after a software virus was discovered on new year's eve. the shutdown is a precautionary measure to protect data and the firm's network of branches is continuing to provide foreign exchange services manually. a landmark legal case has been lauched, calling for veganism to be protected by law. jordi casamitjana wants it classified as a "philosophical belief" comparable to a religion. mr casamitjana claims he was sacked by the league against cruel sports for disclosing it invested pension funds in companies that carried out tests on animals. the league says he was dismissed for gross misconduct. a british tourist who tried to resucitate members of the family who drowned in a spanish holiday resort on christmas eve has told the bbc he believes more could have been done to prevent their deaths. josias fletchman sa

i think a new runway at heathrow airport is catastrophic for the climate emergency. it doesn't make economic sense, let alone environmental sense. the prime minister promised that he would lie in front of a bulldozer to prevent the third runway. he is a man who doesn't break promises, so i'm sure it won't happen. sport now — and england's cricketers are on top in the third test against south africa. dom bess has put the visitors into a dominant position on the third day in port elizabeth. the young somerset spinner took all five of the wickets to fall before a long afternoon delay for rain. in reply to england's first innings of 499 for 9 — a short time ago south africa were 150 for 5. you can follow the action via the bbc sport website. and there's been "panda—monium" at a zoo in sichuan provence in the south west of china. twenty bear cubs born in 2019 were gathered up by zookeepers and shown off at the country's giant panda conservation centre, to mark the upcoming lunar new year. this year's new year will fall onjanuary 25 and ring in the year of the rat. now it'

london's heathrow airport is following a new anti—drone system — installing. that will allow it to pinpointing to increasingly prevent drone disruption following a temporary closure at gatwick in 2018. tesla cars are being able to talk to pedestrians in a baffling british accent. car: well, don'tjust stand there staring, hop in! in true knightrider fashion, tesla ceo elon musk tweeted a video of a car speaking to passers—by. the feature will be used to talk to other road users and pedestrians as well as provide a flatulence function. what a time to be alive! and finally, if you've ever wondered whether your pet pooch would enjoy a podcast, spotify has introduced a new range of personalised playlist for pets. pet playlists is a new experience, spotify users can get a curated playlist for their pets based on their tastes and pet sounds, anybody? there isjust so much to see here that i've been getting my hands, ears, eyes, nose and mouth onto wearables. first up, no this is not a pair of goggles, it is the prototype of an air purifying mask. the finished product will look like this. with claim

i think a new runway at heathrow airport is catastrophic for the climate emergency. it doesn't make economic sense, let alone environmental sense. the prime minister promised that he would lie in front of a bulldozer to prevent the third runway. he is a man who doesn't break promises, so i'm sure it won't happen. let's show you the live pictures from beirut the local time there is just approaching 5:30pm. they are now into their fourth month approaching 5:30pm. they are now into theirfourth month in lebanon, protest as we understand have blocked quite a few of the main roads across lebanon as what has been described again as unprecedented protestations against their political elite that are accused of incompetence. researching the smoke bombs being fired by some of those protesters. we've got police vans with the lights flashing in the background, and there have been delays in forming a new government to try and dress the country's economic crisis and no progress has been made so far. the final line of protesters have said they should have independent experts. protes

from hong kong to the united kingdom where flights from china being met at an isolated part of heathrow airport terminal full. well the world health organization says that it's still too early to declare an international public health emergency of this but also admit that they are divided on the best course of action to take care of the mother has more now on the international response. but few maci know airport had road they're taking no chances for good reason the people being monitored with heat scanners have just flown in from will hand the center of the outbreak. they left before the chinese city was put in lockdown but scenes like this have played out around the world but sydney airport serving australia's largest city many of those flying in from hands on thursday will face masks they knew they'd be screened but there were no reports of illness and they weren't overly worried before we got off the plane and. a few. people come to the graves to be able to hear and when we get out and. a sun some people a taste of a fever and ask some questions about your health in the u.s. one person is k

three british airways cabin crew members died in a crash involving a lorry and a car outside heathrow airportnight. the two men and a woman, all in their 20s, were killed, and another woman was seriously injured in the collision in stanwell. british airways says they're "deeply saddened" to hear of the deaths of their staff, and their "thoughts are with their family and friends". senior legal figures in cyprus have called for a british woman to be treated leniently, after she was convicted of lying about being raped by 12 men in a hotel room. the woman's mother has called for tourists to boycott cyprus. she told the bbc that ayia napa, where her daughter had been on a working holiday, was unsafe. 0ur correspondent katharine da costa reports instead of celebrating the new year with friends and family, the british teenager is detained in cyprus and faces up to a year in prison. her supporters claim the case against her is deeply flawed, and her lawyers are planning to appeal. her mother says she has suffered both mentally and physically over the last five months. she is suffering from ptsd. she

as an mp he was often highly critical of plans to expand heathrow airport — a decision which the governmenthe same time tomorrow for tuesday in parliament. but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello there. storm brendan brought some very stong winds and heavy rain to the north and the west of the uk. primarily for northern ireland and for western scotland. you can see the system here, wound itself up over the atlantic, lots of isobars on the chart, hence gales with gusts up to 80—90 miles an hour,across the north—west corner of the uk. these are severe gale storm force winds and also heavy rain. and the rain has swept its way northwards and eastwards, eventually clearing away from the south—east early on tuesday, lots of showers packing in behind across the north and west, snow till fall over the high ground. watch out for icy patches across the north of the uk to start tuesday morning. less cold the further south that you are. we look to the south—west, the next area of low pressure, moving up to bring another spell of rain and gales as we hear through the course of tuesday. still st

i think a new runway at heathrow airport is catastrophic.alone environmental sense. the prime minister promised that he would lie in front of a bulldozer to prevent a third runway. he's a man who doesn't break promises, so i'm sure it won't happen. a law has been passed banning pub crawls and happy hours in three popular spanish tourist destinations in a bid to crack down on alcohol—fuelled holidays. restrictions apply to the tourist hotspots of playa de palma and magaluf in majorca and san antonio in ibiza. the regional government says it's the first legislation of its kind in europe. earlier i spoke tojonathan smith from abta— which represents travel agents and tour operators, who told me what's planned. so the local authorities have decided to put in some restrictions on these areas which relate to party boats, pub crawls, the errors whereby drinks can be sold. to crackdown on anti—social behaviour in those times. do you welcome in? we welcome certain aspects of it. we have been calling for steps to encourage irresponsible drinking for ma

three british airways cabin crew members died in a crash involving a lorry and a car outside heathrow airport car collided with a lorry in stanwell. the two men and a woman, all in their 20s, were killed, and another woman was seriously injured. british airways says it's ‘deeply saddened' to hear of the deaths of its staff, and its ‘thoughts are with their family and friends‘. a double murder investigation has been launched after two people were found dead at a house in derbyshire. officers were called to a property in duffield at about 4 o‘clock this morning, where they discovered the bodies of a man and woman. a man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in custody. detectives say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths. a british man has been killed in an accident with a firework at a new year‘s eve party in thailand. local police say 50—year—old gary mclaren, from northamptonshire — seen here with his fiancee — died in the seaside town of pattaya, when a firework he was trying to light exploded. a foreign office spokesperson says it‘s supporting the man‘s famil

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british airways cabin crew who were killed in a new year's eve crash involving a lorry near heathrow airportes. 23—year—old dominic fell, joe finnis who was 25, the three british airways cabin crew who were killed and 20—year—old rachel clark died at the scene in surrey. a 25 year—old woman remains in a serious condition in hospital. a fundraising page set up to help the families of the victims has raised more than £47,000 so far. talks to restore power—sharing in northern ireland resume today, in the hope of breaking three years of political stalemate at stormont. the talks were put on pause over the christmas holidays after the dup was singled out as the party standing in the way of a possible deal. devolved government collapsed in january 2017. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy is at stormont. what chance is there of some progress? things of some progress? are looking closer to a breakthrough things are looking closer to a breakthrough than they have done for a long time. one big reason for that is the hard deadline of the 13th of january and if there is not a deal by then, press and a

the other thing is, back then it was meant to connect to heathrow airport, the channel tunnel, and thosengs have gone, and yet are still ra m pa ntly have gone, and yet are still rampa ntly out of have gone, and yet are still rampantly out of control and basically, what tony buckley said todayis basically, what tony buckley said today is what we have been saying for years, the costs have been deliberately underestimated, the benefits of been massively overestimated, the damage to the environment has been downplayed because it's been lobbied for by the construction industry and there is a thing called entry and you come up with a proposal and you make it cost about what you think you can get the politicians to believe it will be working for. you say, yes, this is what is going to cost and these other benefits, go ahead with it, aren't you? yes. it's only after that point they say, actually, you know what, it's going to cost billions of pounds more than that, it won't do anything like we have said but, you know what, we are getting billions of pounds out of you for building it and our mate

london's heathrow airport is following a new anti— drone system that will allow it to pinpoint and operatees at airports are looking to increasingly prevent drone disruption following a temporary closure at gatwick at 2018. tesla cars are being unable to talk to pedestrians in a baffling british accent. in true knight rider fashion, tesla ceo elon musk tweeted a video to die, because speaking speaking to passers—by. the feature will be used to talk to other road users and pedestrians as well as provide a flatulence function. what a time to be alive. and finally, if you've ever wondered whether your pet pooch would enjoy a podcast, it's modify has introduced a new range of personalised playlist for pets. at playlist is a new variance west modify playlist can get a curated playlist for their pets based on their tastes and character attributes. it sounds anybody? —— pet sounds. there is just so there isjust so much there is just so much to see here that i've been getting my hands on, is and eyes and nose and mouth onto wea ra bles. is and eyes and nose and mouth onto wearables. first up, know

i think a new runway at heathrow airport is catastrophic for the climate emergency.ution, it doesn't make economic sense, let alone environmental sense. the prime minister promised that he would lie in front of a bulldozer to prevent the third runway. he is a man who doesn't break promises, so i'm sure it won't happen. and there's been ‘panda—monium' at a zoo in sichuan provence, in the south west of china. 20 bear cubs, born in 2019, were gathered up by zookeepers and shown off, at the country's giant panda conservation centre to mark the upcoming lunar new year, which this year falls onjanuary 25th and rings in the year of the rat. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. high pressure will be with us for some time now, bringing with it a lot of dry weather, variable clouds and good spells of sunshine, particularly for part two of the weekend. it will be a very cold start once again with lots of sunshine throughout the day. the winds will remain light, and will continue with overnight frost for the next few days. here it is, this area

if we say that we have these screening things and tests in place at wuhan airport, at heathrow airport don't know — but this virus can live in you for up to 1a days without showing any symptoms. so, if we get tested at the airport and do not show any symptoms, they willjust let us out into the public. my issue this morning was how do we get from the airport to the self—isolation point without infecting hundreds of people when we come into contact with them? are you worried that the longer you remain in wuhan, the more risk you have of being exposed to the virus? i am not worried, i am keeping myself in the house as much as i can. i have only been out twice in the last 10 or 11 days, just to get some essential supplies. so my biggest worry was my grandmother, because of her copd. my biggest concern was getting her out because it would be better for her to be in the uk if she needs medical treatment, rather than in china. so that is a problem with her lungs. if she now on a flight back to the uk? i haven't had any e—mail to confirm, but i have had it on good authority from the embassy th

here in the uk, the government is expected to announce a series of precautionary measures at heathrow airportp mazumdar has this report. a city on high alert. wuhan, where this mysterious virus first emerged, is bracing itself. several hospitals in the city are already dealing with hundreds of cases. this virus which can cause severe lung problems appears to be spread through close contact with infected people. there are particular concerns ahead of the lunar new year as millions get ready to travel for the holidays. china says the situation is under control but many more cases are expected. the outbreak has already hit several areas of china, including the capital, beijing, and shanghai. a handful of cases have also been identified in other countries in the region. two in thailand, one injapan and one in south korea. now the us has also confirmed a case, a travellerfrom china who became sick in seattle. the world health organization has only declared a global health emergency five times before, including for ebola and swine flu. today health experts will meet to decide whether this outbreak

the three people who were killed in a new year's eve crash, involving a lorry near heathrow airport wereabin crew. the victims were in their 20s. a 25—year—old woman is also in a serious condition in hospital. a british airways spokesperson said their thoughts are with their families and friends. social media addicts, gym junkies and binge drinkers are all being targeted in the army's latest recruitment drive. the appeal is underpinned by research which claims that young people believe they are held back by a lack of self—confidence. here's our defence correspondent, jonathan beale. where does confidence come from? how you look? this, the latest in a series of high—profile recruitment campaigns is aimed at young people, many of whom research suggests lack self—confidence or feel inadequate when comparing their lives to others. you are coming out tonight! the bold came from the army's £3 million appeal is army confidence lasts a lifetime. in contrast to the quick fix hits of say social media and fast fashion. take those dusty things of your feet. take those dusty things off your feet. the

boiled over today with four airplane hijackings, including one that was aborted at london's heathrow airport today palestinian commandos took over a british airliner, the fourth successful hijacking in as many days. the jetliner was forced to land at the jordanian desert airfield, already occupied by two other big planes, twa and a swiss airline. >> now there are 298 people held hostage on a bleak, hot, dusty airstrip out in the desert, and they are surrounded by arabs who say they will kill them all if there's any attempt at rescue. >> the popular front for the liberation of palestine, the plfp, proudly claimed credit for the coordinated action. >> the arabs, not just palestinians, look at israel as an occupying force. it's occupying arab land. and they don't believe that israel should be there. that's the basis of the conflict. >> there is a group from pflp on every plane to explain our problem, the palestinian problem, and to justify the way we are doing things to convince the world. >> to the palestinians, they thought they had to choice but turn to violence because no one's listening to

passengers coming in to singapore from china and a similar picture in what the report to at heathrow airport and then report any symptoms you have two authorities immediately. there are also some indications that in some schools, at least one in singapore parents are being asked to indicate whether or not they plan to travel to china for the new year period because here a majority chinese society, many people either go away or on holiday around the region, and we are seeing that same concern being reflected in travel links across southeast asia with many airlines, budget airlines in fa ct, many airlines, budget airlines in fact, two many airlines, budget airlines in fa ct, two of many airlines, budget airlines in fact, two of them cancelling flights from southeast asia into wuhan and i think those concerns will continue over the next couple of days until we see what impact the lockdown in wuhan will have with a number of cases going forward and that will indicate whether this is a prolonged disease or can be contained in this short space of time. thank you very much. the horrors of the holoc

three british airways cabin crew who were killed in a new year's eve road crash near heathrow airportction of beavers to british streams and rivers can bring benefits for the environment including potentially protecting against flooding. the animals were hunted to extinction in the uk around 400 years ago. but conservationists have declared a a five—year trial on the river otter a success, saying the beavers have made a positive impact in a series of areas, including their dams slowing the flow of water after heavy rain. we can now speak to professor richard brazierfrom the university of exeter who led the research. thank you very much forjoining us today, to talk about this, so tell us more today, to talk about this, so tell us more about the benefits that you have found over the course of this five year study. well, there's a whole range of benefits. certainly we are seeing flood reduction downstrea m we are seeing flood reduction downstream where beaver dams are built, we are seeing water quality improvements downstream as they ca ptu re improvements downstream as they capture sedi

they were in a car which collided with a lorry at stanwell, near heathrow airport, shortly before midnightlu adeoye is at the scene of the accident. what can you tell us about what happened? well, desperately sad news for the start of 2020. it was at 11:40pm on new year's eve when this accident happened involving a lorry and a car carrying four young people. this morning, the news that three people have died, two men aged 23 and 25 and a woman aged 20. another woman, 25, was taken to a london hospital where she is said to have serious injuries. the scene has now been cleared. some trees have been knocked down where the lorry ended up in a ditch. police said the lorry driver wasn't injured but he was taken to hospital as a precaution. we note the victims‘ next of kin have been informed but they haven‘t yet been named. next of kin have been informed but they haven't yet been named. thank you. nine people are known to have died in australia‘s bushfires in the past 2a hours, with more missing, in the worst loss of life since the crisis began in september. more military personnel are on the way

hong kong to the united kingdom even flights from china are being met as an isolated part of heathrow airport terminal for. meanwhile the world health organization has been meeting about this they say it's still too early to declare international public health emergency but the chiefs do admit they are divided now on the best course of action and then bob has more on the international response. but few ported road they're taking no chances for good reason the people being monitored with heat scanners have just flown in from will hand the center of the outbreak. they left before the chinese city was put in lockdown but scenes like this have played out around the world but sydney airport serving australia's largest city many of those flying in from blue hand on thursday will face masks they knew they'd be screened but there were no reports of illness and they weren't overly worried before we got off the plane and. a few. people come to the graves to be able to hear and when we get out and. a sun some people a test of a fever and they ask us some question about your health in the us one person i

the measures will apply to flights from wuhan province to heathrow airport.ily of a man who killed himself while a patient at bedford hospital have won a five figure settlement with two nhs trusts, criticising the decision to discharge him from a secure unit. 41—year—old tony collins had a history of mental health problems, and had attempted suicide in the weeks before his death at the end of 2018. his family say there were repeated failings which led to his suicide. newest analysis for the bbc says poor mental health in the workplace has risen in the last two years. cost everton to more than £40 billion a year. they say it is down toa billion a year. they say it is down to a combination of rising wages and an increase in presenteeism, where employees come in even if they are u nwell employees come in even if they are unwell and less productive. strict new child safety standards for tech companies are being unveiled by the uk's data watchdog. the information commissioner says the so called "age appropriate design code" could be transformational. it includes 1

i think a new runway at heathrow airport is catastrophic for the climate emergency.for noise pollution, it doesn't make economic sense, let alone environmental sense. the prime minister promised that he would lie in front of a bulldozer to prevent the third runway. he is a man who doesn't break promises, so i'm the flight recorders of the ukrainian airliner which was accidentally shot down by iranian forces will be sent to ukraine, according to one news agency in iran. it's reporting that the so—called "black boxes" had not been read in iran and would be transferred to ukraine where french, british and canadian experts will try and retrieve information from the cockpit voice and flight data recorders. all 176 passengers and crew were killed after the ukraine airlines plane was shot down by the iranians shortly after takeoff from tehran‘s main airport. the head of nato, jens stoltenberg, has welcomed the arrival of the military alliance s new high tech drones at a military base in sicily. based on the us global hawk, the drone can carry out surveillance of an area the

the understanding here is that people coming off flights at heathrow airports who have been at attend is that enough?” think that will help but it is not enough. you have people who carry the virus and travel to uk. professor, thank you so much for your time. my pleasure. a56—year—old man has been found guilty of wounding with intent after attacking a peace officer with a machete. the injured the officer after they stopped his van in leyton, east london. tell us what has happened. the scars are still visible on the police officer's head from their savage machete attack. he was on patrol and it should have been a routine traffic stop last august. it turned into, he said, a fight for his life. the van driver, he refused to get out of his vehicle, and there was a scuffle. the driver started shopping at the officer's head with a rusty two foot long machete. he said he was acting in self defence because of the officer had attacked him. the officer reeled back and he managed to fire his taser. the first shot missed. he said he thought at that point he would die unless he fired a second shot

members were killed and another seriously injured when their car collided with a lorryjust outside heathrow airportn the rental sector. the funding from the ministry of housing will help councils take enforcement action against landlords who use illegal practices. plans to revamp 0xford street are a step closer with the appointment of design and construction contractors. the proposed £235 million plan would see improvements to ease congestion and increase capacity ahead of the opening of crossrail, as well as more green spaces and new cycle lanes. the centrepiece of the plans are two new piazzas. let‘s take a look at the travel situation now. and it‘s that time of year again when london zoo does its stock take. it takes nearly a week, and included in the audit so far are 91 penguins, four asiatic lions and 40 giant african land snails. the stock take is an annual occurrence and required by london zoo for its licence. the data is then shared worldwide to help conservation breeding programmes for endangered animals. let‘s take a look at the travel situation now. the district line has severe delays. t

heathrow is the latest international airport to start monitoring flights from wuhan. every week. passengers will be checked over, given information about the virus and asked to contact health authorities if they become ill. the government says the risk to the uk is still low. the last time a new coronavirus emerged was when itjumped from camels to humans in saudi arabia backin camels to humans in saudi arabia back in 2012. more than 800 people have died of what is called middle east respiratory syndrome since then. that virus does not spread very easily between people. the new coronavirus in china has been linked to this seafood market in wuhan. scientists are working on the theory that it also jumped to humans from an animal being kept here. an emergency meeting is being held by the world health organization to decide whether this outbreak constitutes a global health emergency. only five have been declared before. epidemics including a bowl of micro and swine flu. we will be looking at what measures might be necessary in order to better deal with the outbreak. so the

is directlyums across from the burberry at heathrow airport. it is unfair.nfair." if you look at the volume at how much it fell, it is the margins. neil: particular clothing. if you go into a store, you would have a hard time finding anything you would want to purchase. imaginge a sourcing and problem still. change you at will little bit from burberry. stay with us. coming up, the world bank has trimmed to growth outlook for china in the your area. we will talk about the outlook for the global economy next. in the meantime, markets are up on the back of the relief rally we saw yesterday. europe up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ "surveillance," a lift tothe markets -- a the markets. here is viviana hurtado viviana: house democrats are heading for a symbolic showdown on iran with donald trump. lawmakers will vote on resolution to limit his military option. the president could act in response to an imminent threat. nancy is being pressured by democrats to end the standoff over impeachment, several saying she should send the articles of each meant to the it has become

if we say that we have the screening things and tests in place at wuhan airport, heathrow airport, i can live nu for up know, but this virus can live nu for up to 14 days without any symptoms. so, if we get tested at the airport and do not show any symptoms, they will just letters out and do not show any symptoms, they willjust letters out into the public. my issue was that how do we get from the airport to the self isolation point without infecting hundreds of people when we come into contact with them? are you worried that the longer you remain in wuhan the more risky you have of being exposed to the virus?” the more risky you have of being exposed to the virus? i am not worried, i am exposed to the virus? i am not worried, iam keeping myself exposed to the virus? i am not worried, i am keeping myself in the house as much as i can. i have only been out twice in the last ten or 11 days, just to get some essential supplies. so my biggest worry was my grandmother, because of her copd. my biggest concern was getting her out because it would be betterfor biggest concern was getting her

british airways cabin crew who were killed in a new year's eve crash involving a lorry near heathrow airportinnis who was 25, and 20—year—old rachel clark died at the scene in surrey. a 25 year—old woman remains in a serious condition in hospital. a fundraising page set up to help the families of the victims has raised more than £47,000 so far. just to bring you some breaking news, nick ramsey has been arrested and suspended from the welsh conservatives. he was arrested last night following an incident. the party was informed this morning and he was suspended from the conservatives. he was elected in 2007. he was a shadow finance minister, a welsh spokesperson said that he has been suspended following an incident which took place yesterday. the suspension will be reviewed following consideration of the matter with external agencies. so nick ramsay was arrested yesterday and is now suspended from the welsh conservatives. time for a look at the weather. let us look at what is happening in australia. what is the meteorology of what is going on there? there are lots of reasons. one of them we ca

heathrow is the latest international airport to start monitoring flights from wuhan. are three every week. passengers will be checked over, given information about the virus and asked to contact health authorities if they become ill. the government says the risk to the uk is still low. the last time a new coronavirus emerged was when itjumped from camels to humans in saudi arabia back in 2012. more than 800 people have died of what's called middle east respiratory syndrome since then. that virus doesn't spread very easily between people. the new coronavirus in china has been linked to this seafood market in wuhan. scientists are working on the theory that it also jumps to humans from an animal being kept here. an emergency meeting is being held by the world health organization to decide whether this outbreak constitutes a global health emergency. only five have been declared before for epidemics including swine flu and ebola. they will be looking at what measures might be necessary in order to better deal with the outbreak. so, they'll assess the outbreak based on thr

the department of health announced they would have officials at the airport at heathrow to meet passengersticised. why were they not stopped, why were people not tested? the trouble with testing is, they could be people not showing any symptoms. do you test 300 people, all of whom appear to be perfectly well at that point? actually, the virus would not necessarily have shown up, it might have been incubating. i think criticising the government for not carrying out tests on that last flight ten days ago, i think it's a bit unfair. they have been trying to trace these 1500 people. that was announced on friday. yes, should there be more preparations slightly ahead of last wednesday? that is the point that has been made by a few people. but the situation has developed internationally, very rapidly. the who last week decided not to declare a global health emergency, they only did yesterday. things are moving fast and the nhs and the government would argue, it has put in place the right preparations now. many thanks for that, it is very helpful. we will come back to that story in the course of t

heathrow is the latest international airport to start monitoring flights from wuhan.checked over, given information about the virus and asked to contact health authorities if they become ill. the governance is the risk the uk is still low. —— the government says. the last minute coronavirus emerged was when it jumped the last minute coronavirus emerged was when itjumped from camels to humans in saudi arabia back in 2012. more than 800 people have died of what is called middle east respiratory syndrome since then. add virus does not spread very easily between people —— that virus. the new coronavirus in china has been linked to this seafood market in wuhan. scientists are working on the theory that it also jumped to humans from an animal being kept here. an emergency meeting is being held by the world health organization to decide whether this outbreak constitutes a global health emergency. only five have been declared before. academics including a bowler and swine flu. they will be looking at what measures might be necessary in order to better deal with the outbreak.

airport. she said they took people's temperatures, and on the plane, people wore facemasks. this man arriving at heathrowto passengers from public health england, explaining what to do if they feel unwell. that's one of the measures introduced at heathrow. plans arriving from the chinese city are taken to an isolated area of terminal 4. on—board announcements tell people to inform crewmembers if they feel unwell, and that information is passed on to public health teams which meet each direct flight. health teams which meet each direct flight. these passengers are the last to arrive from wuhan, where all public transport, including flights, have now been stopped. public health england says the risk to the uk population is low. the world health organization will decide later today if it will declare an international public health emergency. there will be more on that story coming up on breakfast. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the chinese city of wuhan has shut down public transport as part of effo rts down public transport as part of efforts to contain an outbreak of a new respir

we think it will be flying to a london airport, probably heathrow during the day tomorrow.pply to hong kong and macau, and an equal number, about 10,000 or so british holidaymakers, i calculate, about 10,000 or so british holidaymakers, icalculate, in about 10,000 or so british holidaymakers, i calculate, in those locations, too. thank you for bringing us up—to—date on that. let‘s speak to yvonne griffiths who is a british university lecturer. she was left stranded in the region after her flight was cancelled this week. we really appreciate you coming on this morning to talk about this. what sort of situation are you one at the moment does make situation are you in at the moment? we just a news in the early hours from the foreign office, i think via the consulate. there is to be a flight from wuhan airport to england, we aren‘t sure which airport at the moment. i think stansted is a possibility but i think you‘ve mentioned perhaps heathrow. so, when not sure of that and were not sure of the time. we are to be on standby so we can go of the time. we are to be on standby so w

now, charlie, and currently as we speak in our international airport in victoria, which is much smaller than what you may be used to at heathrowand it is interesting, the airport, because you walk out of the plane and there is no tunnel or gateway, you get on the tarmac and you walk into the main terminal, kind of old school, and right now, along with a couple of our cameras, there are other networks there right now staked out on both sides of the terminal watching for the private jet side. there has been onejet landed several hours ago, royal blue in colour with a white belly and we're trying to get tail number on it. it could have been there, it could have been there for 15 minutes or 45 could have been there for 15 minutes or45 and could have been there for 15 minutes or 45 and there is a black range rover part next to it so we're keeping an eye out and there is a lot of buzz. let me ask you, it begs the question that you are a news editor and you said your cruiser out there and one of the things the royal couple were hoping to get from canada, if this is a place of refuge for them, was an escape from the media and from wha

airport. they took people's temperatures and on the plane, people will facemasks. this man arriving at heathrow emergency. keith doyle, bbc news. later in the programme we will be speaking to a specialist in travel medicine. to tell us what precautions are being taken to contain the virus. parents who lose a child will receive two weeks paid bereavement leave under new government rules being outlined today. the current entitlement is three days. it will be known as jack's law, in memory ofjack herd, whose mother lucy has been campaigning for reform since her 23—month—old son died in 2010. simon gompertz has this report. baby jack, two weeks short of his second birthday, climbed 4.5—foot wall and tragically drowned in a pond on the other side. i saw the back door was opened and ijust knew. i called him and he didn't come back, and i sa the pond, the dog was sat by the pond and ijust knew. the family didn't have long enough to grieve so lucy has been pushing for a change. it was very important you could take time off, so anything from 24 hours to three days, there was no more than three days and

international airport handles 24 million passengers a year, with direct flights to london, paris, dubai, and other cities aund the world. the last flight out of wuhan for the u.k.de laninto heathrow this evening. passengers were met by health cials after they left th plane. >> so there was no screening at wuhan. we were given a leaflet in english saying that if you experience symptoms. it was quite sparse, the leaflet. fergus: but further spread of the virus is inevitable. thousands of wuhan residents have already left the city forye the lunar new holiday, and 400 million people across china will travel this week. one positive, the virus appears less aggressive than the 2002 sars outbreak which killed nearly 800 people. >> for this virus, it appears that a significant proportion of cases are mild. did you have symptoms -- they have a fever, they feel poorly. that may pose a challengeidn terms of r identifying cases. it is good news from the point of view that this may notas be quitegal as-- lethal as sars was. fergus:ut there are still so many unknowns. the world health organization has delayed a decision until tomorrow about whethercl to deare a global health emergency. >> the d

international airport handles over 2a million passengers a year, with direct flights to london, paris, dubai, and other cities around the world. the last flight out of wuhan for the uk landed at heathrowening. passengers were met by health officials after they left the plane. so there was no screening at wuhan, and there was no screening as i've landed. "if you experience symptoms, call nhs direct." that was from public health england. it was quite sparse, the leaflet, but i've not had my temperature checked, i was allowed through passport control. but further spread of the virus is inevitable. thousands of wuhan residents have already left the city for the lunar new year holiday, and 400 million people across china will travel this week. one positive — the virus appears less aggressive than the 2002 sars outbreak which killed nearly 800 people. this virus, it appears that a significant proportion of cases actually have milder disease. they do have symptoms — they have fever, they feel poorly — but the symptoms are quite nonspecific, like flu, for instance. so that may pose a challenge in terms of rapidly identifying cases, though it's good news from the point of view of this may not