heathrow airport has said it will appeal. indeed.ort of seeing this judgment today isa sort of seeing this judgment today is a hurdle to overcome, pointing out that heathrow airport has taken what it calls a lead in getting the uk aviation sector ready for a net—0 by 2015. it's quite clear why heathrow wants to do this. the boss of heathrow is on record as saying to the bbc in the last couple of days, if we don't have heathrow expansion, they will be no global britain. an exaggeration? heathrow is in fact our biggest port. 40% of oui’ is in fact our biggest port. 40% of our exports go through the airport. business have been backing up what the airport have been suggesting, some saying this could hurt regional connectivity, it could hurt businesses in terms of getting access to global markets, and yes, we do need a very smooth running logistics system when you are trying to expand overseas trade. but do all these theories hold water? all the studies in recent years have thrown up studies in recent years have thrown up different result

we have 40% of our trade going through heathrow airport, it is our largest port by value of goods anduse it will be their way of expanding goods around the world. if we don't see it at heathrow we will see hub capacity moving to paris or amsterdam, where we are entirely agreed is that what we need to do is decarbonise the way we are doing things, there is an awful lot of innovative things happening, aircrafts are now clean and quieter, much more efficient, hybrids and electric engines are on their way and they are now looking at an entirely electric domestic fleet by the year 2040, biofuels, the work being done by heathrow, 12% of our country is peatlands and they could actually sink as much a mission carbon that we get from heathrow in a year plus 3 million tonnes on top of that. all of these have to be innovative solutions. why don't you agree? all the government needs to do is show a plan in which this is possible. i think, do is show a plan in which this is possible. ithink, given do is show a plan in which this is possible. i think, given the climate change committee's expertise

plans for another runway at heathrow airport are in disarray after they werejudged to be airport are from me the government's decision to build a third runway at heathrow airport is overruled unlawful by the court of appeal. the mac is a fantastic result for friends of the earth and for the climate. this is a great day for the climate. this is a great day for anybody who's concerned about climate change. we will be appealing to the supreme court. we think the appeals court got it wrong. we will work with government on the review. two more cases of coronavirus are confirmed in england. both have been treated at

but first to theo leggett who's at heathrow airport. y are certainly sounding confident and don't forget this is a £14 billion project, is a huge initiative and heathrow reckons its very future depends on it. there are two ways around this if heathrow wa nts to are two ways around this if heathrow wants to get the third runway going and building started. first of all there is its own challenge to the supreme court. it has said it will do that but there's also a way out for the government. one thing the court didn't say today was the third ru nway court didn't say today was the third runway was actually incompatible with environmental commitments. it merely said the government hadn't taken them into consideration when drawing up its plan and when putting the national policy statement into effect. so what the government could do now is go back, carry out a review, that means delay of course, but it could decide to argue the point and explain why an expansion of heathrow would not be incompatible with its climate change commitments. that wo

how are manifest made it clear that any solution to heathrow would need to be an mystery so we had set we do want to see airportse critically it has to match with our ambition and commitment to be zero carbon by 2050 so those two things have to absolutely fit together. but heathrow is going to try to appeal. here's its chief executive. we are probably going to see a delay of six months to go through the supreme court process and i don't know how long the review will take we will work with the government on that but what is clear that this is urgent that we get on the face. we started negotiations with the european union and we are pitching ourfuture on the coming a global trading nation but without heathrow expansion they will be no global group. this graphic shows the passenger numbers coming through the world's major global airports, you can see heathrow is one of the busiest, serving around 80 million passengers per year. currently the airport has two runways and it wants a third. the department for transport says it will boost the economy by up to $78 billion a year. this is where it would run, building it

at heathrow airport, they acknowledge the problem is, notjust the information boards being affected, around the airport, including security we believe, are just airport, including security we believe, arejust going airport, including security we believe, are just going very slowly. things are not moving quickly. the only solution that can be offered until the it problem expects is that extra staff are being laid on, both by heathrow and by the individual airlines. british airways of course particularly large in his presence at heathrow, they have got extra staff who are having to kind of physically show passengers where their gates are. do they know why this is happening? they don't know yet, that they have said, anyway. we think it has been going on for a few hours now, so doubtless there will be lots of effort going on behind the scenes to get things working as normal again. it is certainly very frustrating for passengers, on top of any disruption they might already have experienced as a result of the song. there were so many cancellations yesterday of flights in various places. wha

capacity is a third runway at heathrow. 0ne for exciting airportthrow. one thing we need to look at is notjust what the court said but what it didn't say. it did not say that a third ru nway say. it did not say that a third runway at heathrow was necessarily inconsistent with the uk's environmental commitments. it said that the government had not done its homework properly. it had not set out how the decision to provide a third runway would be compatible with the government's environmental commitments under the paris agreement. what it said is that the government can look and review the policy statement, revise it necessary and it will have to set out how it intends to reach its commitments and how this project fits in. but is heathrow really where it is at in terms of the growth of global britain? as this government talks about levelling up the uk? this is an argument that doesn't just the uk? this is an argument that doesn'tjust go back over the past few years but decades. the government carried out a huge review not long ago which narrowed down

harmondsworth, half of which would disappear under the third—ru nway plans, but first theo leggett is at heathrow airportage from heathrow tonight that this is set back, but not defeat? absolutely. the message from heathrow is really that this was a ruling on a technicality, that the bulk of the challenge against a third runway was actually thrown out by thejudges. and third runway was actually thrown out by the judges. and what the judges said was that the government had not taken full said was that the government had not ta ken full account of said was that the government had not taken full account of the paris agreement in its national policy statement when they gave the approvalfor the third statement when they gave the approval for the third runway. statement when they gave the approvalfor the third runway. but that could be ironed out. at the same time heathrow is pursuing its own legal challenge, it wants to ta ke own legal challenge, it wants to take this issue to the supreme court and it is pick confident that once it gets there, it will actually win. and obviously it would be helpful to heathro

heathrow does play a vital role in trade. a fifth of all uk exports by value are flown from the airport, and it's at full capacity. es may be shifting. this ruling has implications that reach far beyond heathrow, potentially affecting any major project that could make climate change worse. so plans to build new roads or expand other airports will all now be scrutinised to check if they're compatible with the country's plans to go zero—carbon. in theory, there is still a chance that the expansion could happen. this saga has had many surprising twists. but, without the government fully behind the project, it looks a lot less likely. david shukman, bbc news, at heathrow. dozens of turkish soldiers are reported to have been killed in an airstrike in syria, as syrian government forces close in on the rebel—held area of idlib. turkey had already been warning that it would take military action if syrian forces, backed by russia, continued their massive offensive against the opposition stronghold in northern syria. now, in the past two months, almost a million people have fled the assault on idlib province by syrian govern

but heathrow airport has says it has extra staff in trying help trying to wreck them to the right gateings have been working very slowly to the airport and some reports some people have missed their flights. the british airways has also got in touch with me to say that as a result of this on top of what was already a very difficult situation because of the stormy weather, there we re because of the stormy weather, there were already do ways and cancellations because of that, as a consequence of this it problem as well, it is going to be cancelling about 20 flights this evening. there isa about 20 flights this evening. there is a short—haul flight and it says passengers will get help from ba and will get hotels where appropriate. but this will be clearly a very frustrating into the weekend for loss of passengers some of whom may have artie had disruption thanks to the weather. we have heard how all of the information is being written on whiteboards. many people looking at that will be seeking reassurance that it at that will be seeking reassurance thatitis at that will be seeking reassu

thousands of passengers face major disruption at heathrow airport, after a systems failure affects allechnical problems. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's ben croucher. good evening. england skipper eoin morgan feels there is no limit to what his side can achieve winning the deciding t20 against south africa in stunning fashion. south africa batted first and flayed england's bowlers around centurion, heinrich klassen making 66 from 33 balls as england were set 223 to win. they were always up with the run rate remarkably with jonny bairstow and jos buttler making half centuries. morgan reached his 50 offjust 21 balls and was there in the final over as england won by 5 wickets. morgan won player of the match and the series. there is a lot of cricket to be played and particularly with a lot of tests, t20, one—day games and our main focus again will be on the t20 world cup, with experiences like this getting them out of the guys and being on top of teams and trying to replicate a little bit of what we will be exposed to in australia. it will be exposed to in

another issue attracting attention on social media is the expansion of heathrow airport.al, because of an argument that they don't take climate change policies into account. extinction rebellion — whose supporters are currently gathered outside the court — are tweeting. they say that: "plan b, one of several parties bringing legal challenges, argued that the proposed expansion of heathrow is illegal because it failed to take into account paris agreement temperature limit of 1.5dc and "well below" 2dc. a ruling in plan b's favour would be groundbreaking." but your heathrow — which is heathrow airport's official feed — has tweeted this calculator this morning about what it says are the benefits of expansion for different areas. and we'll, of course, have lots more on that decision throughout that morning. we're expecting the ruling at 10 o'clock. the hashtag uksnow is the top trend on twitter this morning as people in many parts of the country woke up to a covering — orjust a dusting — of the white stuff. david allison tweeted that snow in the scottish borders had his dog w

the government's decision to build a third runway at heathrow airport is ruled unlawful by the courtpeal. that's all from the bbc news at one so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. i'm ben croucher, it'sjust after 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. a 30—year—old man has been arrested after the emails of manchester city manager pep guardiola were allegedly hacked. it's also claimed he then tried to sell details for £100,000. a city spokeswoman said they were unaware of the serious crimes the it consultant is alleged to have commited whilst working with them. the individual has been released under investigation whilst inquiries are ongoing. on the pitch, guardiola says he's wary of the threat still posed by real madrid after beating them 2—1 in their champions league last 16 first leg. they came back from a goal down to win at the bernabeu, kevin de bruyne with the winning penalty after raheem sterling was fouled. there was also another red card last night for the real madrid captain sergio ramos, the 26th of his ca

heathrow does play a vital role in trade. the fifth of all uk exports by value are flown from the airport, and it's at full capacity. ruling has implications that reach far beyond heathrow, potentially affecting any major project that could make climate change worse. so, plans to build new roads or expand other airports will now all be scrutinised to check if they're compatible with the country's plans to go zero—carbon. in theory, there is still a chance that the expansion could happen. this saga has had many surprising twists. but without the government fully behind the project, it looks a lot less likely. david shukman, bbc news, at heathrow. let's get more from our chief political correspondent vicki young in westminster. what is the government's position on this? do they actually wanted to go ahead? it wasn't exactly a ringing endorsement. grant shapps asked time and time again, is the government still behind a third runway? he talked instead about an overall airport expansion. at least part of that reason is of course because of borisjohnson. he that reason is of course because of boris johnson. he campaigned

thousands of passengers face major disruption at heathrow airport after a systems failure affects allcal problems. further restrictions have been imposed on people living in hubei province in china — the area at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak. the area at the centre only one person from each household will be allowed out every 3 days. meanwhile, british passengers who've been quarantined on a cruise liner offjapan, have criticised the uk government — after the us sent two aircraft to bring home american citizens. there are now 355 cases of coronavirus on the ship. from yokohama, rupert wingfield—hayes reports. now calling only those american guests from emerald deck... for the americans, at least this is the moment that for many could not come soon enough. 0n the dockside, the buses lining up, ready to take them to tokyo airport and an evacuation flight home. in the last two days, there has been a steady stream of ambulances removing infected passengers from the diamond princess. 70 new cases were confirmed aboard the ship today alone. when i got through to americans gaye and

but heathrow is one of the first carbon neutral airports and is calling for much wider action in the w do you respond to the arguments? better that it be heathrow than elsewhere. when you talk about carbon neutrality from ground emissions, we are not talking about electric vehicles running around heathrow. all of the emissions are coming from flying aircraft and the expansion of the third runway would lead to 700 more aircraft every day taking off and landing at heathrow. it is the emissions from the aircraft that cause climate change. that is what we have to curb but he made a good case against heathrow. he said it was either heathrow or regional airports. the thing is that boris johnson is more concerned about regional airports which is probably the reason why he will cancel the third runway. i'm not in favour of airport expansion and i think we should have a frequent flyer levy and when you look at it, half the people in this country in any one year do not fly. the people taking lots of flights are a tiny percentage of the population and if we had a levy on those flights we could a

plans for another runway at heathrow airport are in disarray, after a court says they are unlawful becausexpansion didn't take climate commitments into account. finish the lyrics! # tell me something, girl... # are you happy in this modern world? # or do you need more? wow! keep going. plus, from the london tube all the way to hollywood — how one viral clip changed the life of a singer from essex overnight. hello and welcome. i'm katty kay at the whitehouse with christian fraser. the who says the world must act now to stop the coronavirus. a new case has emerged in california with no apparent links to china. there are two new cases in the uk. financial markets are tumbling, again. and around the world, everyone is asking, how worried should we really be? according to donald trump, not very. he says america is ready and is downplaying the threat. that, by the way, was a similar to the position taken by president moon of south korea when he said, just two weeks ago, that the virus would soon disappear. his country now has the most serious outbreak outside china. trying to get a reliable asse

nsplans for the exn of london's heathrow airport have hit some turbulence.a u.k.rl doesn't take into acunt britain's commitment to cut greenhouse gases. >> the secretary of state acted unlawfully in t failing toe into account the paris agreement onlimate change when deciding to designate th' airports natural policy statement in support the expansion of irport.w >> let's have a look outside the scenes of the court when the decision wasnnnced. the ruling is a major victory for environmental campaigners. rolet's heara lawyer representing them. >> the governmentth has tol to go away and think again. they had to do a full andsa pror appr over climate change impacts overhe life of the act. ats a matter for the government. >> last yearn the u.k. gont pledged to make the country carbon neutral by 2050. ercurreny, itional aviation doesn't count toward those targets. this website is from the wwf, a carbon footprint calculator. its is instructive in t regard. even a serious environmental ridest who vegan, bike to work, but still takes the occasional flight, with not look ver

thousands of passengers are facing major disruption at heathrow airport, after a systems failure affecting as ‘chaos‘ — with departure screens not working — and no announcements — leaving people unsure where to go to catch their flights. the airport have said, they're experiencing technical problems, and have deployed ‘passenger ambassadors‘, to show people to their gates — but it's not yet known when the problems will be resolved. sam mills is a ba passenger, who fears he's missed his flight back home to pittsburgh in the states. he spoke to us from a queue at heathrow airport. i arrived initially in the baggage trays were not working to the belt to the backs to the planes so they had to put my back behind me at about one p.m. and i got through security relatively quickly and arriving and the flight board not updating, 2pm onwards was continually getting delayed. no gate information for my flight, and then unfortunately i was asking a ba representative, they told me not to worry, and i checked the flight every five minutes or so to make sure the gate hadn't popped up. as soon as it popped

a tricky landing at london's heathrow airport. battling hurricane force winds the plane manages to touchdown. before pulling up again. taking off is no easier around europe hundreds of flights were canceled. rail services have also been disrupted with chaotic scenes at london rail stations . muscle. i was so positive struck me so i know where you put the letters one. britain has borne the brunt of the storm with widespread flooding in towns and villages in the country's north. in ireland go away was forced to cancel the opening ceremony for its year as year pm capsule of culture and the aptly named wild atlantic way on the west coast took a pounding. germany has been hard hit to several people were injured as wind speeds surged beyond 170 kilometers an hour. even for those who saw the winds as the thrill the fun quickly gave way to danger the storm is now moving south with more damage expected. health authorities in china say more people have fallen victim to the corona virus this is the death toll has exceeded 900 and that more t

a tricky landing at london's heathrow airport. battling hurricane force winds the plane manages to touchdown. before pulling up again. taking off is no easy around europe hundreds of flights were canceled. rail services have also been disrupted with chaotic scenes at london rail stations . i was so much more positive. so i'm now waiting for the next one and it's being delayed britain has borne the brunt of the storm with widespread flooding in towns and villages in the country's north in ireland go away was forced to cancel the opening ceremony for its year as year pm capsule of culture and the aptly named wild atlantic way on the west coast took a pounding. germany has been hard hit to several people were injured as wind speeds surged beyond 170 kilometers per hour. in frankfurt the storm knocked a crane onto the roof of the city's cathedral. it's actually quite shocking because the crane fell you can hardly. huge hole like grass or historical buildings and one of the major buildings in frankfurt i was very shocked. and on german

least one person has died as storm dennis wreaks havoc across the united kingdom at london's heathrow airport planes battled strong winds as they struggled to land there were at least $500.00 flood warnings issued across the u.k. flooding forced hundreds of people from their homes across wales and the middle and . now the role of design in the challenges that humans may encounter in the future is the subject of a major exhibition at the philadelphia museum of art school designs for a different future. that is on the reports it's meant to provoke people to imagine a future much different than the reality of today it's an art exhibition not about the past not about the present but about imagining the future of everything like this 25 collaged passports proposing a system to allow people to temporarily exchange citizenship a critique of a world where goods and services freely cross borders where humans often can't. it's one of more than 75 exhibits by designers tackling issues of the future and the human condition at a major new exhibition at the pill adelphia museum of art it is a vast show tha

at least one person has died a storm dennis wreaked havoc across the united kingdom on those heathrow airport planes battled strong winds as they struggle to land there were at least $500.00 flood warning is issued across the u.k. flooding forced hundreds of people from their homes across england and wales. talk to others there is next examining gaming addiction talking to gamers and doctors are more useful after that thanks for watching. more and more young people are addicted to online video games. in a controversial decision last year the world health organization classified it as a disease. it defines gaming this order as quote impaired control over gaming increasing priority given to gaming over other activities and could do ation or escalation of gaming despite negative consequences. although is spreading all over the world and only affects a small number of people who play video games one of the 1st countries dealing with the disorder has been.

court has blocked plans for a 3rd runway at london's heathrow airport as a landmark $53.00 for environmental campaigners the ruling could sink the $18000000000.00 project which aims to make europe's busiest airport even bigger the court said the plan didn't take into account the paris agreement on climate change . chinese telecoms giant huawei is planning to build its 1st european 5 g. manufacturing plant in france the world's biggest maker of telecoms gear wants to soothe fears that beijing is using its equipment for spying on huawei chairman young quad said the mobile bay station plants will create $500.00 jobs. well after a lengthy process to find the right suitor germany's ailing steel and industrial giant to send troops has finally sold its profitable elevator division for $19000000000.00 the buyers an investment consortium led by advents and send in and the aboud dobby investment authority. urban farms are sprouting up across major cities around the world and they found a clever new supplying sustainability minded restaurants while highlighting efficient ultra compact farming technique

british court has ruled in favor of counseling plans to build a 3rd runway at london's heathrow airport though the government approved the project in 2080 vironment of groups have been fighting legal battles against it claiming that another runway violate the u.k.'s commitment to the paris plyers agreement. there's been said that oscar winning performance in the 2007 film the queen proved that helen mirren is acting royalty and she's no one film wonder of course with half a century of powerful patrols on screen and on stage this year she's being presented with the burnet international film festivals on or a golden bear award for lifetime achievement. helen mirren has made a career out of playing strong women and often standing up to men. do such a. if you. feel but she's a lot more relaxed in real life so what's the secret behind her stellar career. i was very lucky. and that was the truth for me but. my. honestly is beyond time and. to anyone at any time. one of the roles was in the london gangster flick the long good friday but she was no ordinary gangsters mall. this was the early 19

obviously it's worth mentioning that heathrow airport say they are going to ta ke heathrow airport saypens in the supreme court on heathrow? nobody wants to go to court, it's a waste of everyone's time and money, but what we would prefer to see if the government are making, putting its money where its mouth is, and it has a key opportunity to do that with a budget coming up in a few weeks, and its expected announcement on its five year road investment strategy. there are some key opportunity therefore the government to walk the walk. and to cancel and scrap 20th century outdated zombie road schemes like the hco3 at stonehenge which will cost the taxpayer £2 billion and ruin the world heritage site at stonehenge, they could save £6.8 billion scrapping the lower thames gateway, and the age 27 arundel scheme which would trash the south downs national park. the problem is we have a department for transport which is still in the 20th century and is not having decision making up—to—date and taking into account our need to tackle climate change. the whole context for their says that we have t

the government's decision to build a third runway at heathrow airport is overruled unlawful by the courtwon't be appealing against the judgement at heathrow who have said that they will. alex veitch is the head of policy at the freight transport association. what's your reaction to what we heard today? it's bad news for all of the uk. it's also true that the sanction of heathrow has to...|j of the uk. it's also true that the sanction of heathrow has to... i do apologise. we seem to have a slight broken up connection to you. we'll try and get to you later. we apologise for that. we will be discussing this from eight o'clock here on the bbc news channel. foster ca re rs here on the bbc news channel. foster carers are operating with huge depths. the local government association says it's worried that such financial instability could put at risk the care of vulnerable children. the government is currently carrying out a review of the care system. here's our social affairs correspondent alison holt. this care home can take just three children but each place is in high demand. they get about 3

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heavy rains this airbus a 380 with hundreds of people on board was coming in to land at london's heathrow airport as the storm hit you see it right there powerful cross winds made this a challenging landing as the plane harvard over the runway but the 500 ton super jumbo finally touched down safely. certainly a testament to the pilot's skill and that's thanks for watching. my 1st boss like most sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by this ocean full of it something as simple as learning how to write a by psychos isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and it took me estimates but. finally the game often mentioned buying young by psychos country turns because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for goes than writing a bottle as now i want to reach out to those women back home full of bones by their duties and social goals and inform them about dead basic rights my name is the amount of people homes and i work into. this week on little stories. we get a taste of politics you know i'm gone. and hear about a controversial ban in lego's bu

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rains this air was a 380 with hundreds of people on board was coming in to land at london's heathrow airport as the storm hit powerful cross winds made this a challenging landing you can see it right there as the plane hovered over the runway but the 500 ton super jumbo finally touched down safely oh my suddenly a testament to the pilot's skill thanks for watching. the tempo of technology. markets. made in germany. your business magazine. know. that. country this. morning every. morning. a good looking a couple. coming from on. you can see how they've been trying. to mask lead as a social worker who works with refugees in frankfurt odor. for a while. the city which is not far from berlin was considered a successful example of integration. but then a group of refugees attacked the frosch nightclub. they only got to this point we didn't let them get in but they kept smashing the windows. and i sense the fresh incident it has gotten tougher definitely. the us. it's. helping refugees is more than a job for thomas clan he has become friends with many of them considering them almost like family do

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thousands of passengers have faced major disruption at heathrow airport, after a systems failure affectedll terminals. the airport says the technical problems have now been resolved. announcer: now calling only those american guests from emerald deck who are... us citizens quarantined for days on a cruise ship injapan are leaving after america sends two planes to take them home. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rob merrick, the deputy political editor at the independent, and ruth lea, who's an economics adviser for the arbuthnot banking group. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. in the times, europe talks tough on trade — a french minister has warned europe and britain will ‘rip each other apart‘ during negotiations for a deal. the telegraph says dementia patients are being dumped in hospital and that the closure of care centres puts 100,000 people a year in a&e. leading the guardian, another doctor from the same firm as a rogue breast surgeon who was jailed for 15 years — is accused of harming patients. in the

the government's decision to build a third runway at heathrow airport is overruled unlawful by the court of appeal. the mac is a fantastic result for friends of the earth and for the climate. this is a great day for the climate. this is a great day for anybody who's concerned about climate change. we will be appealing to the supreme court. we think the appeals court got it wrong. we will work with government on the review. two more cases of coronavirus are confirmed in england. both have been treated at specialist sinners. the uk threatens to walk away from post brexit trade talks with the eu if there is no progress byjune. there are ten more days of difficult conditions predicted for parts of yorkshire and the west midlands. they have already been hit by flooding. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news...(f12)saudi evening on bbc news...(f12 saudi arabia has temporarily halted the entry of pilgrims entering the country to visit holy sites, in an attempt to slow the spread of coronavirus. after eight o'clock we'll spe

in other news, the independent says the expansion of heathrow airport looks doomed after the governmenttroversial project. the high court ruled ruled the buidling of a third runway "unlawful" by failing to take into account the uk's climate change commitments. the daily mail says canada has refused to keep guarding the duke and duchess of sussex and baby son archie after they step down as working royals. the canadian government has confirmed it has been helping to guard the couple since they settled on vancouver island but would no longer pay for their security after march 31. and finally, on the independent‘s website, the pope has called on catholics to give up insulting each other during lent. he urged followers to stop being cruel to each other online, in response to a world "polluted by too much verbal violence". with me is eileen burbidge who's a technology entrepreneur and partner at passion capital. let's begin with the daily mirror. virus panics, pictures of people wearing masks on the london tube, and more details of just how the london tube, and more details ofjust how the nhs

thousands of passengers face major disruption at heathrow airport, after a systems failure affects allys its experiencing technical problems. us citizens quarantined for days on a cruise ship injapan are leaving, after america sends 2 planes to take them home. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. welcome to sportsday on bbc news with me ben croucher. your top stories. a captain's innings from eoin morgan fires england to a fine series win in south africa. nice one son. spurs stun aston villa in a late late show. and ajer and ajer. celtic continue to set the pace in the scottish premiership. england completed the fourth highest successful chase in t20 internationals to win the final match against south africa and wrap up the series 2—1. eoin morgan produced a man of the match performance to see out the win in centurion on an afternoon where the crowd were in the action almost as much as the players. more from the england captain shortly but first here's andy swiss. another dazzling day to add to their growing collection. but one which just a few hours ago seemed almost inconceivable

least one person has died a storm dennis wreaked havoc across the united kingdom at london's heathrow airport planes battled strong winds as they struggle to land there were at least 500 flood warnings issued across the u.k. flooding forced hundreds of people from their homes across wales and england's middens. a storm that is also travel to france where it struck the western region of brittany ocean phone has flooded the coastal streets of saigon 0 with authorities warning of imminent danger. the go ahead for a new coal mine has divided opinions in australia catastrophic bushfires have raised concerns about fossil fuels climate change and the switch to greener forms of energy but the new mind provides jobs and strengthens australia's position as the world's largest coal exporter and next year brian reports. claremont population 3001 of australia's mining heartlands most of the work here is a cult following and they keep paul wilkes motel business going as well possibly 70 percent of their business would be call related in one way or another whether it be the shoe salesman of the shampoo. or

he's one person has died a storm dennis wreaked havoc across the united kingdom at london's heathrow airport planes battled strong winds as they struggle to land there were at least $500.00 flood warnings across the u.k. flooding forced hundreds of people from their homes across wales and in the midlands. up to the last drop is up next more news after. you'll lose the war. oh. you. can you dance like one of the biggest phone calls and it's pretty. i think 7500 expended also think of their own idea if you can never go to court or take sneaking solar cell research but there are. hopes almost always so much. if you don't know continue to go on the critic you take umbrage this you double up on all asia. is the local supine the nouvelle police or people. in the last 15 years increasing their release we could call a spontaneous emergent trends global trends of water in these politicians which goes in the opposite. taking water back into public cans only until a few years ago privatization was the only game in town. position secondly the police found its resale out one thing i can ask everybody hav

united said, quote, that our team at london heathrow airport is providing assistance for the safety oftomers and employees is our highest priority and plan to work with local authorities. >>> and right now a look at the forecast on valentine's day. kari hall has the love forecast. >> we're going to love this afternoon. even though we start out with clouds we won't see it today. in fact it will clear and it we're heading into the low 60s and san francisco and oakland will reach up owe to about 57 degrees. through the next essential days our inland temperatures warm up to 70 degrees tomorrow and some upper 60s on sunday. also a lot of 70s into the start of next week. let's check in with mike to see how the commute is moving. >>> well better now over dixon handing road the crash on the shoulder and all lanes clears after the traffic break out of fremont into milpitas for the nimitz. recovery had we crash on the shoulder around whipple and that is still a distraction. the bay bridge toll plaza a distraction and the hov lanes are slowing. cash and afast track are clear. remember we're pre-h

, trying to work out how do you deal with somebody if you are armed who is running around in heathrow airports of people. now, streatham high street in that sense is very similar. lots of people on a saturday afternoon. so when you discharge a firearm, the bullet very rarelyjust stops whenever it hits the intended target. other bullets go flying off everywhere. and the chances of collateral entry to members of the public is high. but that is one of the things they have to consider. the truth of it is... sorry. no, i was going to say, obviously there is an interaction between uniformed officers and officers in plainclothes. clearly, you would not want to give away tactics, but how important is it to have plainclothes officers responding as well? well, if there is going to be a police operation, as we were talking about a few minutes ago, they came to the conclusion in streatham that actually it started somewhere else, that is another matter, the actual armed response vehicles normally contain three heavily armed officers, as we saw in recent years with the soldier who was killed on duty in woo

this frightening video of a giant double-decker plane as it approached the runway at london's heathrow airport. the airplane was blown side ways as it approached. no areas were reported. the storm prompted massive floodiding i in at least two people reportedly died in the storm. >>> more than 1100 former justice department lawyers are calling for attorney general william barr to step down. the action comes after barr intervened last week to lower the justice department's sentencing recommendation for president trump's long time friend roger stone. the president made no mention of the fallout during his visit to the dayton 500 real estate yesterday before it was postponed because of heavy rain. during his remarks he took time out to thank newly sworn in service members. >> as commander-in-chief of the greatest fighting force on the planet, a force that just spent $2.5 trillion on rebuilding our military, i want to thank you for your service. >> now meantime democratic candidate are to concussion on nevada. the state is holding its caucuses on saturday and the democratic presidential contenders

at least one person has died as storm dennis wreaked havoc across the united kingdom on those heathrow airport planes battled strong winds as they struggle to land there were at least $500.00 flood warnings issued across the u.k. flooding forced hundreds of people from their homes across england and wales talk to al-jazeera is next examining gaming addiction talking to gamers and doctors are more useful after that thanks for watching. more and more young people are addicted to online video games. in a controversial decision last year the world health organization classified it as a disease. it defines gaming disorder as quote impaired control over gaming increasing priority given to gaming over other activities and could to ation or escalation of gaming this by negative consequences. though is spreading all over the world and only affects a small number of people who play video games one of the 1st countries dealing with the disorder has been japan to better understand the symptoms of the disorder we traveled there and met 2 young boys and susumu who are spending several hours a day online wit

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