to come with hobart i— day night matches to come with hobart.ave thought long and hard about _ will have thought long and hard about giving england a date night in hobart _ about giving england a date night in hobart is _ about giving england a date night in hobart is possibly a deciding match, but there _ hobart is possibly a deciding match, but there are those games which england — but there are those games which england would choose to have and that evens — england would choose to have and that evens things up and england has had to— that evens things up and england has had to pick— that evens things up and england has had to pick the best team, which they did — had to pick the best team, which they did not do at the gabba. they have got— they did not do at the gabba. they have got to — they did not do at the gabba. they have got to get stuart broad fit and jimmy— have got to get stuart broad fit and jimmy anderson fit and pick the right— jimmy anderson fit and pick the right players for that match. england _ right players for that match. eng

today, hobart is the place where the fate of the continent hangs in the balance. after our voyage together in antarctica, i hook up again with will. he's been lobbying hard for the weddell sea sanctuary since i last saw him. and the news he brings is unexpected. to say the least, it's not looking great. i think we've seen a rail a bit of a disaster of a meeting to be honest, something and on was really expect they were i, we were always in the large, there was gonna be hard. and then what we seen is a few countries just really undermine the process and, and, and she broke any progress on any issue, not just, not just the antarctic ocean century, but actually progress in any field. good luck. thanks for to shoot in the next 24 hours. goodness me. i'm hoping to the best. perhaps we'll hear some good news to morrow. is decision day and the country delegations have been locked in talks. journalists aren't allowed in. so we wait and wait for you. we have development somethings of just had a cool so because again, trying to find out what's happening to that is the head

one of the most grueling sailing events, the city to hobart yacht race returned on sunday after a one year break due to the crone of ours pandemic, $88.00 vessels are taking part to lift skelly way. black jack alley wag from hong kong grabbed the lead out of sydney harbor. the technical problems allowed rival law connected to jump in front. yachts will face some tough conditions as they cover nearly 630 nautical miles. strong winds or forecasts as they make their way to hobart no and on their way to watching dw news. that's your update for now. next, spicer, thanks for watching. ah . due to time for an experiment about time, it can be measured precisely. and yet each person experiences it differently as if there are different forms of time time phenomena. the dimension and illusion about time starts december 31st on d, w. ah, ah, the history of the illustrious bo revised hotel is dotted with tragedy. more than a century ago, an empress died in this luxury establishment. she was staying incognita, signing the guest book under a false name. nevertheless, every one knew who she was. siss

newsreader] just days out from the state election, crowd of more than 1,000 people has rallied on hobart's parliament lawns, caing for protection of the tarkine - when you have a state government dedicated to the resource extraction side of things, and then you have the grassroots uprising of people who have got a hell of a lot of resilience, intelligence, creativity, there's inevitably gonna be a clash of epic proportions. (helicopter whirring) (dramatic music) - [man] now get out! (sea whooshing) - yes. yeah good thanks guys, good to see you again. come on in take a seat. okay so, phil, what we might do is we might just get your script sorted. i'm nicole anderson, i'm a rural doctor, in the town of smithton, in the northwest of tasmania. we have a medical service which services 8,000 people 24-seven. your day is basically just drilled out in 10 minute consultation after 10 minute consultation. although my consultations average 12.5 minutes. so yes, i run behind like a typical doctor runs behind. when i came to tasmania in 2004 and started work up here in smithton in 2005, this northwest

we had instances _ hobart after such a time.s in australia where _ had instances in australia where some passenger planes were _ where some passenger planes were carrying maybe two, four or five — were carrying maybe two, four or five passengers into australia. how bad it got. surprisingly, it usually supported, and for a long time, there _ supported, and for a long time, there is— supported, and for a long time, there is polling that shows consistently around two—thirds or three — consistently around two—thirds or three quarters of the australian public actually did surrport_ australian public actually did support these very, very strict international border bands, even — international border bands, even when it meant locking out their— even when it meant locking out their compatriots.— their compatriots. thankfully after a late — their compatriots. thankfully after a late start, _ their compatriots. thankfully after a late start, australia i after a late start, australia really did a fantasticjob in terms of getting vaccinated

we feel so blessed to be home, even here a year on, to be back here in hobart after such a time.here some passenger planes were carrying maybe two, four or five passengers into australia. that's how bad it got. surprisingly, it was hugely supported, and for a long, long time, there is polling that shows consistently around two—thirds or three—quarters of the australian public actually did support these very, very strict international border bans, even when it meant locking out their compatriots. thankfully after a late start, australia really did a fantasticjob in terms of getting vaccinated. a bit of a heart... kind of. i won't be working as a barista anytime soon! victoria, my home state, has already reached 90% vaccination, which... it is quite emotional for me because... it has meant i can go home. so... there's going to be a lot of tears over the next few days. this is very exciting, very exciting. although i have completely lost the knack of how to pack. i used to be like pow, pow, i could be packed in 15 minutes, and now it is like, what is the weather going to be like? ho

south—eastern australia have forced a quarter of the sailing boats competing in the annual sydney to hobart left to battle out the final 800 or so kilometres to tasmania. the event was cancelled last year for the first time since it began in 1945 because of the pandemic. they probably would not mind it if it stayed like that! to add, more about that on our website. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @bbcdavideades. and that is bbc news. hello there. a few of us got to see a white christmas but, for many more, it was too mild for snow. we had a lot of mist and murk and we had some outbreaks of rain. this stripe of cloud on the satellite picture brought rain and some hill snow in the north during boxing day. there's more cloud and rain waiting in the wings down to the south—west. but the big story, i think, for this week will be this surge of very, very mild air wafting up from the south, affecting all parts of the uk as we move towards the end of 2021. it will be turning increasingly mild this week, but with some wind and rain at times. now, many of us will start off monday with some cloud, so

southeastern australia have forced a quarter of the sailing boats competing in the annual sydney to hobart battle out the final eight hundred or so kilometres to tasmania. the event was cancelled last year for the first time since it began in 1945 because of the pandemic. we will have more of that on the website, of course. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcdavid eades. hello. a few of us got to see a white christmas, but for many more, it was too mild for snow. this stripe of cloud brought rain and some snow in the north during boxing day. there is more cloud waiting in the wings in the south—west. the big story will be the surge of a very mild air, wafting up from the south and affecting all parts of the uk as we move towards the end. it will be mild but with some wind and rain at times. we will start monday with cloud, mist and fog. rain into the south—west of england which will. northward. elsewhere, some of the mist and fog and cloud will tend to lift and break and we will see some spells of sunshine in the far north of england, northern ireland and scotland, albeit with some show

officials in tasmania are lobbying to take an ashes test to hobart for the first time. verstappen, it all comes down to the final formula one race of the season in abu dhabi. the two are level on points after a remarkable race in saudi arabia which was won by the british driver...but with four flash points, including a collision between verstappen and hamilton, the sport is all set for a dramatic climax, particularly as both drivers need to work out how to deal with the other on the track with so much at stake.the most significant moment was when max verstappen was ordered to allow lewis hamilton to pass. but as the dutchman slowed to let him by, hamilton crashed max verstappen has the upper hand, they are equal in points, but max verstappen has one more win to his tally and it all matches what comes down in the last race, hamilton has to be careful, if they crash, then it is the championship for max verstappen. lewis hamilton may have had seven titles, he is not under the same pressure as max, he has not been marking, but he is saying, i remember my first. that's all t

southeastern australia have forced a quarter of the sailing boats competing in the annual sydney to hobartt to battle out the final eight hundred or so kilometres to tasmania. the event was cancelled last year for the first time since it began in 1945 because of the pandemic. and that is bbc news. hello there. a few of us got to see a white christmas but, for many more, it was too mild for snow. we had a lot of mist and murk and we had some outbreaks of rain. this stripe of cloud on the satellite picture brought rain and some hill snow in the north during boxing day. there's more cloud and rain waiting in the wings down to the south—west. but the big story, i think, for this week will be this surge of very, very mild air wafting up from the south, affecting all parts of the uk as we move towards the end of 2021. it will be turning increasingly mild this week, but with some wind and rain at times. now, many of us will start off monday with some cloud, some mist and fog, some quite murky conditions again. rain into the south—west of england which will push northwards towards parts of wales,

from hobart, what have you — you, joining us from hobart, what have you made of the england star?want to do on— important task and it's what you want to do on a _ important task and it's what you want to do on a day— important task and it's what you want to do on a day night- important task and it's what you want to do on a day night test l want to do on a day night test match. — want to do on a day night test match. you _ want to do on a day night test match, you want _ want to do on a day night test match, you want to _ want to do on a day night test match, you want to bat - want to do on a day night test match, you want to bat under| want to do on a day night test. match, you want to bat under the sunshine — match, you want to bat under the sunshine and _ match, you want to bat under the sunshine and then— match, you want to bat under the sunshine and then when - match, you want to bat under the sunshine and then when the - match, you want to bat under the | sunshine and then when the lights come _ sunshine and then when the lights come over— sunshine and then when the lights c

a year later, esther hobart morris, a suffragist from south pass city, wyoming, was appointed as the nation's first woman judge. despite her lack of formal legal training, she was so capable that none of the 27 cases she tried were appealed or reversed. she was treated by the crude press as a freakish celebrity, but one republicable national weekly called her, quote, the terror of all rogues and an infinite delight to all lovers of peace and virtue. she acknowledged that her appointment was, quote, a test of woman's ability to hold public office, end quote, then added that, quote, in performing all of these duties, i do not know that i have neglected my family any more than in ordinary shopping. i love esther. in 1870, the women of the largely mormon utah territory were enfranchised, as well. i think we'll see emily wells -- there she is. suffragists such as the journalist emily wells who was one of her third husband's second wives, insisted that sister wives -- that because sister wives shared domestic chores, polygamy gave women more freedom. in fact, the whole enfranchisement of w

yet but melbourne is standing by but officials in tasmania are lobbying to take an ashes test to hobartins at his old club following a mass cull of staff after the racism crisis at the county. that's all the sport for now. let's get more now on the government's ten—year strategy for tackling drug use in england and wale. it's promising to break up more criminal gangs, andit�*s warned that warning poeple who take drugs socially or at the weekend could lose their passports or driving licences. really interested to hear from you this morning about your fears on the strategy and we will feed that into the conversation. our home editor mark easton is here with me now. what do we know about what is in it? it is interesting. with the drug debate you will remember there are two broad views. 0ne debate you will remember there are two broad views. one is that we should see this as a criminal justice issue, beat tough and crack down on the other week we should see it as a public health issue and look at treatment and prevention and recovery. all the sorts of pre—briefing, we don't actually get the

officials in tasmania are lobbying to take an ashes test to hobart for the first time.e. kerr's second goal at wembley was a fantastic finish. hayes said she had no doubt she was the best striker in the world. the win wrapped up a first domestic treble for chelsea. the big clubs will be in tonight's draw for the third round of the men's fa cup — and here's a name to look out for.. national league side chesterfield, who upset league two side, salford city away from home yesterday — liam manderville with a stunning strike, as they won 2—nil. chesterfield boss james rowe said his team is building "something special" this season — they'll be watching closely for an exciting tie later on. level on points, one race to go — one of the most hard—fought f1 seasons will go right down to the wire and who takes this year's driver's title is.... the big question... the saudi arabian grand prix was chaotic and controversial — the most significant moment was when max verstappen was ordered to allow lewis hamilton to pass. but as the dutchman slowed to let him by, hamilton crashed into

we feel so blessed to be home, even here a year on, to be back here in hobart after such a time.onsistently around two—thirds or three quarters of the australian public actually did support these very, very strict international border bans, even when it meant locking out their compatriots. thankfully after a late start, australia really did a fantasticjob in terms of getting vaccinated. a bit of a heart... kind of. i won't be working as a barista anytime soon. victoria, my home state has already reached 90% vaccination, which... it is quite emotional for me because... it has meant i can go home. so... there's going to be a lot of tears over the next few days. this is very exciting, very exciting. although i have completely lost the knack of how to pack. i used to be like pow, pow, i could be packed in 15 minutes, and now it is like, what is the weather going to be like? hot is the answer to that. i have to wait while my test gets checked, but i'm like ijust want to go. there has been a bit of a curveball in the last few hours. concern mounts as countries around the world ban flig

more from him over the remainder of the series as the next test goes to sydney and the final test in hobartill with only one win from 19 games this season. newcastle in real trouble. for the new united manager, a big task for him. england will be searching for answers now in the cricket. you feel so far away from home, with the disappointment, three crushing defeat... stop bringing us misery, john! defeat... sto brinuain us mise ,john! ,, stop bringing us misery, john! stop talkina. talking. a slice of reality. we like our reality with more sugar—coating. the past 12 months have once again been shaped by the global fight against the pandemic and climate change, but 2021 also saw a renewed focus on space exploration. the bbc�*s science correspondent pallab ghosh has this analysis of the year. 2021 was the year that world leaders agreed on a new plan to save the planet. hearing no objections, it is so decided. scientists warned that it was now or never to stop damaging climate change. the difference between 1.5 and 2.4 is really survival of millions and millions of people and species in the p

officials in tasmania are lobbying to take an ashes test to hobart for the first time.e two are level on points after a remarkable race in saudi arabia, which was won by the british driver. but with four flash points, including a collision between verstappen and hamilton, the sport is all set for a dramatic climax, particularly as both drivers need to work out how to deal with the other on the track with so much at stake. max verstappen has the upper hand, they are equal in point at the moment, however max has one more win to his tally and it all matters what happens in the next race. hamilton has to be careful. if they crash, it is max verstappen's championship. on the other hand, lewis hamilton has had seven titles yet, he is not under that pressure. he has not been mocking but with a smile saying, "i remember my first, it is always different." england midfielderjude bellingham is being investigated by the german fa for comments made about a referee after his borussia dortmund side lost 3—2 to bayern munich. bellingham was frustrated by decisions in the match and ques