you about my suffering, i am young, i am not telling you about my suffering, iam not young, i am nottelling you about what i experienced, might two death marches, how i finished the war weighing 32 kilograms, really on the verge of life, utterly exhausted, i am the verge of life, utterly exhausted, iam not the verge of life, utterly exhausted, i am not telling the thing that were worst, the worst, the tragedy of the farewells, of parting with the near and dear when after the selection, you see and you sense at their feet. no, after the selection, you see and you sense at theirfeet. no, i after the selection, you see and you sense at their feet. no, i am after the selection, you see and you sense at theirfeet. no, i am not telling you about that. —— you sense their second match. what i would like to pass to my daughter, grandchildren and their generation, i would like to tell you something about you yourselves. i see we have among us the president of austria. do you remember, mr president, when you hosted me and the management of the international auschwitz committee we discussed thos

iam name—dropping here but who was the most enthusiastic proponent of this book? am first of all someone for whom... i am biracial, these are deeply... your mother is from jamaica? these are deeply... your mother is from jamaica? my mother is west indian. from 25 years, i have been writing about this. it is not a decision to focus this book on a broader structural question of how does law enforcement work? how do our minds work when we confront someone who is other? these are not whimsical or trivial decision that i have made. they arise out of the career of thinking deeply about theseissues career of thinking deeply about these issues and as i said before, deep frustration with how limited our conversation has been about these kinds of encounters. let me, this question of how important the narrative, the storytelling is for you. you have been extremely honest, saying you are a journalist, i was very strapped by something you told an interviewer back in 2008 which i happen to see in the course of research, you were asked, would you prefer that in the end your idea

miriam on e—mail, iam in mourning.ally my future than have it dictated to. on twitter, i have cleaned and decontaminated my car tyres after a dog used my front garden. that sets the mood for the day. another, iam garden. that sets the mood for the day. another, i am turning off all programmes to safeguard my sanity. thank you for those. we have sent a recovering remainer racheljohnson and the man some call the architect of brexit nigel farage for a second blind date. we will hear how they got on. back to the top story today. it‘s been confirmed this morning that two patients in england, who are members of the same family, have tested positive for coronavirus, chief medical officer for england professor chris whitty said. a flight repatriating britains stranded in the virus—hit chinese city of wuhan will arrive at raf brize norton this afternoon, with its passengers now being transported to merseyside where they‘ll be quarantined for two weeks. yesterday, we spoke to matt raw who lives in wuhan with his wife, ying, and

iam not i know the reasons, i am not an idiot. i am not blooming the player, iam not idiot.ing the player, i am not criticising the player, am just saying that it is normal that the player in this situation does not perform at the highest level. the sheffield united striker oli mcburnie has been reminded the corruption trial of the former president of world athletics lamine diack started in paris today but it has now been adjourned untiljune after new evidence came to light. the 86—year—old is accused of receiving payments to help cover up positive russian dope tests. from paris here's our sports editor dan roan. it is seen as a hugely important landmark case, not just it is seen as a hugely important landmark case, notjust for athletics, whose credibility really took a huge blow in the wake of the scandal which enveloped diack but he was a hugely influential man at the international olympic committee where he was very influential, french investigators have been looking into the possibility that he was involved with bribery involving votes for various major sports events. ol

so iam wimbledon, just not in the final.hole tournament. i am feeling pretty good, iam tournament. i am feeling pretty good, i am feeling fit, i have got some good matches, long rallies, short rallies, power plays, so this is what i needed going into melbourne and it is good. is what i needed going into melbourne and it is good. novak djokovic has led serbia to victory in the first atp cup in sydney, helping to sink spain in the final. djokovic was unbeaten in the nations tournament, saving one of his best displays for his singles rubber against world number one rafa nadal winning in 2 sets. he was then was part of the doubles team that won the deciding rubber. he described it as one of the nicest moments of his career. in pool a of rugby union's european champions cup, northampton improved their chances of making the quarterfinals with a bonus point win over bennetton. in a game where the lead changed hands several times, the french side led 8—5 at the break, tommaso benvenuti crossing the line. the saints battled back with

iam to go with these opening arguments.ere was more evidence or witnesses might be admitted. there isa witnesses might be admitted. there is a tweet about a potential i shouldn't say potential, speculation about what it a night traded witnesses. talk us through how you see the process right now. the way the democrats are strategy here, is working out this way, on the first day on tuesday it was a fight over the process. bringing new businesses and new evidence into this trial. their attempts were rebuffed at least for the movement. yesterday, the framework of the presentation it wasn't linear. they were trying to walk every one step, by step of what donald trump did from the very beginning of his uk policy all the way up to the investigation began. today with a focus sitting on is why donald trump should be reason removed from office. the abuse of power case. instead of going literally up and trying from bits and pieces to explain why it is simply abuse of power should be an impeachable offence. biggest television comments

iam not i am not sure they had contingency plans. iam not i am not sure they had contingency plans., they might not be. but there will be other commanders, that like is the thing about a state—sponsored terrorist organisation like the iranian revolutionary guards and the quds force. the iranians state will continue to back it and there will be a new leader but soleimani had had the job for decades and had built up a network of people, people who liked to work with him and he worked with, who knew him, he was hugely respected among the iraqi, lebanese and syrian militias with whom he worked. you would see selfies of him out on the front lines against isis. this was a guy who had lots of blood on his hands but i will give him credit for being courageous. and so replacing somebody like him will not be easy. stay with us on bbc news. more on our breaking news that the leader of iran's quds force is killed in baghdad after us airstrikes in the area. the japanese people are in mourning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respect

iam not sure buckingham palace. iam not sure buckingham palace.dored by the world, just as his mother was, quitting because of the media. daryl says, they need stripping off their titles if they are going to america. after all, us citizens do not use such titles are no uk taxpayers' money should be paid to them if they are living there. another says, i don't blame them, clear he adores her and doesn't want to see her unhappy, easy for us to think she has no right to be unhappy given how wealthy status, but that is not a lwa ys wealthy status, but that is not always enough. it is their life and they must live it in their own way. we watched the clip from the interview with my colleague, mishal husain, when they had got engaged, harry was talking about how brilliant meghan would be in this role. hugo, why did it not work out like harry expected it to?” role. hugo, why did it not work out like harry expected it to? i don't think we know the answer to that question. i think it still could have worked out, actually. i still believe, as i said before, t

it is clearly a big problem, iam not suggesting it is not.ferent system, how they deal with these kinds of issues. you line up for the hospital, there are always queues. i have got no doubt that people are getting well looked after, but perhaps it needs to be understood, it is a very different system here, how they deal with people. simon carter, thank you. a pleasure. a royal marine who was injured in a training incident, earlier this week, has died. the marine was part of a group that had been practising an assault from a landing craft on tregantle beach in cornwall. the recruit had been wearing full kit — and had "gone under water" — during the exercise on tuesday evening. the royal navy said its "thoughts and sympathies" were with the recruit‘s family and friends. the uk's leading mental health charity for military veterans, combat stress, has said it is unable to deal with new cases, because of cuts in funding. from monday, former service personnel in england and wales will be re—directed to the nhs for treatment. the charity helps treat

iam in feel that they are, that word again, normal. that they are, that word again, normal. iam in a nervous, to feel that they are, that word again, normal. i am in a nervous, to be honest. i didn't think i would be. before they were put in, i had a few butterflies but not anything like this. of butterflies but not anything like this. of course, the stakes are a lot higher this time. i have two children put up a bit emotional. in the short—term, i will be doing the cooking, housework, no different! sorry, alan said that property. it will be amazing. i can't rememberwhen property. it will be amazing. i can't remember when you are not in pain. i'm so proud though you have gotten on with it really because a lot of people would have fallen of a cliff by now at not be able to function. so to do the things eg makes me proud of you. i'm just so hopeful that this is the solution stop to be fair, the surgeon today said, there is no proof about this. she did acknowledge that they don't know these things yet. but there was an element of, when do

iam way. i am not sure i am fashionable.he response that the royal academy show has had. absolutely extraordinary to see how engaged people were and i just... iam see how engaged people were and i just... i am so thankfulfor see how engaged people were and i just... i am so thankful for the fa ct just... i am so thankful for the fact that i have not been, as it were, commodified and if that actually, that early instinct that i had of rather than putting the work ina had of rather than putting the work in a gallery ijust wanted to put it by the seashore, near my childhood kind of summer home and see what it did see what it did for me and other people walking by and that is still to me, you did not need a gallery. it is an extraordinary thing. you make something, you put it in the world and you see what happens. that is so interesting about some of your most famous work, the angel of the north, more than 20 metres high over the north—east of england, or the amazing 100 strong group of men staring out to sea over crosby in the

iam not not an idiot. i am not blaming the player. i am not criticising the player.t is normal that a player in this — in this situation doesn't perform at the highest level. england lionesses will start the defence of the shebelieves cup title against the hosts and world champions the united states. the lionesses won this event for the first time last year, drawing with the us along the way, and they will also play japan and spain in the tournament in march. the trial of former world athletics president lamine diack has been delayed. diack is accused of taking payments of more than 3 million euros to cover up drugs cheats in russian athletics after a four—year investigation by french authorities. his arrest in 2015 plunged the iaaf into an unprecedented scandal and resulted in his court appearance in paris today, when he asked to leave france but was denied permission. diack denies the charges, but if found guilty, he could face up to ten years in jail. the case been adjourned untiljune after new documents were submitted to the court concerning testimony that his so

iam here they should be for the time of year.ng down a ukrainian passenger plane over tehran on wednesday, killing 176 people, including four britons. in ukraine, questions over why the plane was allowed to take off from tehran, and tonight, the canadian prime minister says he expects a full investigation. this is an extremely serious matter. canada and the world still have many questions, questions that must be answered. the northern ireland assembly resumes for the first time since the collapse of power—sharing three years ago.

iam rico hizon.'s start off with the royal market because it has been a volatile week in response to a run's decision to attack airbases. —— irani. concern oil tankers making their way through the straight will be the next flashpoint between iran the us. there is a steady increase since october 2019 with escalated tensions and actually we have had weeks with exceptionally high rates for tankers and we are expecting that trend to continue increasing. at the same time, we also have the recently increasing fuel charges, fuel costs for the entire shipping around the world. professor, with these increasing risks and higher prices, does it make harder to ship oil out of the middle east? well, it will be ok. the current developments, we do not expect serious disruption really that happens, although we we do not hope, if that disruption happens, it will be difficult for world supply, as i gave you the numbers. these are very essential. it has been a rocky start for markets in 2020 with geopolitical issues ta

iam but i am fine. i am here. but i am fine. iam here. also, i know lots but i am fine. i am here.ine start to the day but this deep area of low pressure, storm brendan which has been brewing in the atlantic, moving eastwards. look at these white lines across the uk, really strong winds expected along with heavy rain which will spread across northern ireland and the west of scotland, gradually moving eastwards. gill is developing, towards eastern areas you won't see rain until much later in the afternoon, maybe even this evening, maximum temperatures 7—11d. but if you are travelling this afternoon bearin you are travelling this afternoon bear in mind these wind gusts widely across the uk, around irish sea coast, 65—70 miles an hour, up the north—west of scotland could be as high as 85 possibly 90 miles an hour. travel disruption lightly. across scotland, northern ireland, through northern and western areas of the uk. through this evening and overnight the rain continuing to spread into the south—east, eventually clearing. we had this area of low pressure developing towards the sout

iam sharanjit i am sharanjit leyl.n in australia because what is happening there is unprecedented. the bushfires have killed at least 18 people so far, they have killed close to half a billion animals and they are over twice as big as the amazon forest fires. they are exerting extreme political pressure on prime minister scott morrison. he has acknowledged the link of reducing emissions and reducing the risk of bushfire season such as this one but he argues australia is keeping at side of the bargain on climate change. here is more of what he had to say. what we will do is ensure that our policies remain sensible, but they don't move towards either extreme, and stay focused on what australians need for a vibrantand focused on what australians need for a vibrant and viable economy as well asa a vibrant and viable economy as well as a vibrant and sustainable environment. getting the balance right is what australia, i think, has always been able to achieve. but right now, the focus, as i set at the outset, is to fight the

iam he gets. i think about all the time.am disappointed that i'm not to get what everybody else had in the past. i think no, you have to ask, the money? i think about it now and it isa the money? i think about it now and it is a little bit... is not great. de wayne warren once attracted big crowds but it seems to have lost its dot the woman's prize was cut from £20,000 to £8,000. the men were not sure what they were playing for. sometimes i was like this and i don't think i was looking at the doors —— screens will hit the doubles. wayne warren's partner is patient to get the money he is due. lam patient to get the money he is due. i am sorry for him because he is the world champion and it has tainted it a bit that is not getting the money should be getting. bbdo have offices here on the outskirts of cardiff. their chairmen say the players are adamant they will be paid but didn't specify how much. i asked him how much wayne warren would be paid but he hung up. wayne warren does not wa nt to he hung up. wayne warren does not w

iam happy and today i am working on some other project. i am happy to have done all this.es a life sentence, not one of the men who ever pulled the trigger has gone to prison. staying with football, as real madrid are through to the final of the re—vamped spanish super cup after beating valencia 3—1. the competition is now a four—team tournament. and, this year's edition, is being played in saudi arabia for the first time. real madrid took the lead after only 15 minutes thanks to german midfielder, toni krose, who scored directly from a corner. isco and looka modric both scored either side of the break, before valencia got a late consolation goal. real madrid will now face either barcelona or atletico madrid, who meet in the second semi—final on thursday. in england, it's all—square after the first leg of the league cup semi—final between leicester city and aston villa. frederic gilbaire put villa in front after 28 minutes, with kelechi ianacho equalising for leicester late in the second—half. the second leg is in three weeks time. even though we were dominating in the fir

iam a rico hizon. in trading week. glad you could join us. i am a rico hizon. officials are extending the lunar new year holiday to help control the coronavirus. 0fficials new year holiday to help control the coronavirus. officials have warned the illness has spread faster than before. the longer this shutdown goes on, the bigger the impact on the world second—biggest economy. wuhan has 11 million people, i.6% the world second—biggest economy. wuhan has 11 million people, 1.6% of mainland economy. china's economy has been slowing due to trade tensions and estimations that growth could drop if there is a 10% fall in consumer spending because of the outbreak. that has got financial markets scared. as you can see here. some sell—off over the past few trading days before the lunar new year holiday. investors are bracing for long—term impact on the market. keepin for long—term impact on the market. keep in mind that the services sector has a larger bearing on the chinese economy now than what we saw backin chinese economy now than what we saw back in 2003 with the a

iam i am sorry.echnology ethics. iam i am requesting iam requesting in i am requesting in us is going to do some talking for a minute. what is your take on the announcement we saw today? it has been heavily trailed and in some ways we haven't really moved positions in the pieces on the chessboard in a year. united states has wanted a full band as has austria, so two of the fife eyes intelligence sharing countries, the us, canada, the uk, australia, new zealand have had the closest intelligence sharing relationship since the second world war. two out of five have banned huawei already. canada, new zealand are and the fence waiting and the uk has come out with this announcement today. none of this is a surprise in terms of what we thought was going to happen. the real question is united states bluffing? happen. the real question is united states bluffing ? because happen. the real question is united states bluffing? because the united states bluffing? because the united states has set if the uk does th

iam speculation where these patients are.ob of treating these patients who have got every chance of being successfully treated and then released from hospital when they are free of the virus in due course. we are just watching pictures of protective efforts inside china and of the safety equipment and clothing worn by those who are potentially coming into contact with the virus. it is worth pointing out that inside china, medics have, not many, but a couple have actually died from the virus and from coming into contact with patients with the virus? that is absolutely right. it illustrates the risk that if infection control is not absolutely rigorous, it has obviously been very difficult in china, given spread of it and the number of cases, it is very difficult, may be for medical staff to observe fastidious and rigorous protection measures. but, that is an u nfortu nate protection measures. but, that is an unfortunate consequence, but as i say, health staff in the uk and indeedin say, health staff in the uk and indeed in chin

iam in an i am in an attack images show it is melting much more rapidly. not been reached. these are sold in indonesia trying to clear a river. walls of fire, 30, a0 kilometres wide. trying to clear a river. walls of fire, 30, 40 kilometres wide. crumbling norfolk cliff, this could be the answer, a £20 million experiment. throughout 2020 across bbc news they will be special cove rage of bbc news they will be special coverage of issues affecting the climate and planet. let's return to the us, china trade deal. michelle fleury is live at the white house for us this is phase one so there is a place from the chinese to buy a lot of american goods but is everything thatis of american goods but is everything that is buried in the future phase two that is going to cause problems. yes, but is the thing. all of the contentious stuff has been left out of this phase will allow for the second round of negotiations and that has led to scepticism in both sides that anything can be done at all. today, the focus was on the p°mp all. today, the focus was on the pomp and ce

i if you ask me reason i know the reason, iam notan idiot.sing the player, i'm just saying that it's normal that the player in this situation does not perform at the highest level. the man responsible for racially abusing jeffrey has been barred from attending international and domestic fixtures in new zealand for two yea rs. fixtures in new zealand for two years. the fastball i was subjected to the racist abuse during spectators during the final day of the first test defeats at the baie—comeau, england lost the match by and innings and 65 runs. the corruption trial of the former president of weld athletics started in paris today but it has now been adjourned untiljune. new evidence came to light, the 86—year—old is accused of receiving payments to help cover a positive russian dope tests, here is our sports editor. it's being seen as a hugely important landmark case not just it's being seen as a hugely important landmark case notjust for athletics, but it's quite a bit if you really took a huge bell in the wa ke you really took a huge bell i

iam i am pleased to say she is joining us how. i am pleased to say she is joining us now.ou for coming onto the sofa. can you tell us how hard it is to get a two card? it is 520 men and you have to go down, play every day and get points system. and you have made history by becoming the first women to do so. how proud are you of the achievement?” the first women to do so. how proud are you of the achievement? i am so proud and so happy. i am so proud to get that card. so exciting. it was a tough competition, 500 men were in the field. how tough was that to deal with that and the surrounding of the event? it is very tough. they are high standard players. we knew we had to take in and play as hard as we can. was it intimidating at all? sometimes you do but you are as good as them so you have to go in and fight it out with them and see how you got on. you have won so many other things. you have a healthy cabinet there. you must have really revelled in the situation as well. definitely, yes. standards are very well and we went there to play a point, we are not scared of them, w

iam in i am in the philippines standing in front of taal volcano which continues to belch steam and ashr days. and there are plenty ofjokers in the oscars pack — the film leads the nominations for this year's academy awards.

iam not philippe and one other. is it good? i am not that sure. global slowdown, trade wars, economy is slowing, how is it that impacting your sales? we make such a small amount of watchers, the world is so big, if you compare ourselves to another company, some people produce a million watchers but we produce 60,000 so there will be people a lwa ys 60,000 so there will be people always willing to collect them. 60,000 so there will be people always willing to collect themm that a trajectory that might impact that a trajectory that might impact that my stop people from buying your watchers? ——is there. it depends. a huge trend towards small watchers now and people say in the future people will not be paying for these complex mechanical watchers and that smart watchers are the future. what do you say to that? i am not afraid, to be frank. what is nice, a lot of people started to put a watch back on their wrist. now, those new watchers, they are fun but it is not something that will last in terms of product. you will have it for six months or a year a

iam old i am old school, i still prefer a keyboard.how asia—pacific markets are appearing in mid—morning trade. the decay continues to be in positive territory, up by a third of a percent. the all 0rdinaries index gaining 1.5%. percent. the all 0rdinaries index 5%. up percent. the all 0rdinaries index gaining 1.5%. up by 0.a% and this is after major gains for us stocks overnight and they surged a press record highs as investors took heart that the conflict is not escalating and a trade deal with china will likely be signed next week in washington. thank you for investing your time with us. this is bbc news — the top stories this hour. canada's prime minister says there's evidence that an iranian missile brought down a ukrainian passenger plane that crashed near tehran. and a day after the duke and duchess of sussex announce they're stepping back from royal duties, meghan leaves the uk for canada. a young singerfrom brighton has topped the bbc‘s sound of 2020 — which aims to predict the biggest and brightest new stars in music. celeste,

iam lifespan. this time it is green tea?d it made news, it is well—known, i thought, i am surprised it made news, it is well—known, ithought, green i am surprised it made news, it is well—known, i thought, green tea extended your lifespan. i thought it was the case for many years. so is the case for blueberries, almonds, kale, spira li na... all of them. if it was something new and it was a drink we never previously had heard of being an extender of life then i would say interesting to have a headline about it but to have one about green tea is weird i would say. yes, but the mail have got to satiate the appetite of the people online. thank you, mark. thanks for your time. stay with us on bbc news, more to come. hello there. it looks dry, with sunshine across much of the country on friday. we have seen some heavier rain for central and eastern england earlier on, but that's continuing to push away, together with that weather front. before this one arrives in from the atlantic, that ridge of high pressure means skies are clea

iam spending on yours sleeping on a daily basis?o much time on it because with what you and i do, we need to be continuously connected but i have started to have... over christmas, i had a week off the phone. you detoxed? i did. did you suffer separation anxiety? absolutely not, i was busy cooking for a load of people. that you go, sounds great. thank you so much for being with us at the briefing today. i wanted to mention if you other comments from you in regards to that story in how addicted are you. we heard from chris thompson on twitter, that his his favourite because it keeps him informed and up—to—the—minute with news and whatnot. marilyn says, zero and nine and i'm very happy and have a real life. thank you very much. so marilyn, you're not on your smartphone at all. and finally, we have got british teabags, that is the twitter handle, he says i use the twitter handle, he says i use the top up and something called zello. i'm not heard of that one. we will see you soon. hello there. we saw a brief window of fine weather for w

it does come down very quickly so going back now iam on—board down very quickly so going back now i amlin, on way back to holyhead infar from dublin, on way back to holyhead in far better conditions now and as you can see there is nothing falling off ta bles you can see there is nothing falling off tables this time. we will let you get back to it, safe travels and thank you for talking to us. thank you. let's get more detail about the weather now, with the forecast. it has been astonished at the weekend thatis has been astonished at the weekend that is more wind and rain on the way for tomorrow. let me show you the satellite picture. going to the other side of the atlantic, that area of cloud is developing for tomorrow. this area of cloud, quite clearly as storm brendan. that is brought some damage and some travel disruption and it is still very windy outside at the moment. these are the sort of gusts we're looking at for the next few own as the ceiling. coinciding high spring tides as well. it has been very windy in the western isles of scotland, staying that way for a while longer we

iam be terrible. not quite... i am doing it!p these sensors every guy will take some of the zen out of yoga, though the company says it is more accurate than using image recognition. while they cannot face the encouragement you get from a human personal trainer, they do add a layer of interactivity, which can make the workout more interesting. not quite. 0h, workout more interesting. not quite. oh, come on! tough taskmasters. we have lots more all this week. let's take a look at the markets. as we have been talking about the geopolitical concerns around tensions rising between the us and around is leading a lot of the markets lower here in asia today. that is it for the programme. thank you for watching. this is bbc news. our top stories this hour: australia's prime minister, who's been criticised for his slow response to the country's bushfire crisis, has warned the blazes could last for many months to come. iran for many months to come. says it will not abide by limits iran says it will not abide by limits banning its central

iam 70. i have limited time.nfrastructure, defence, get it working, who wants a farm where they have to rebuild all the fences? he has lots of work ahead of him. the oscar nominations are out and netflix is in the spotlight. the internet streaming service received 24 nominations, more than any other movie distributors. it's hoping this yea r‘s movie distributors. it's hoping this year's academy awards will help cement its reputation as a serious moviemaker but do investors really believe the company is a winner? the bbc‘s michelle fleury explains. the question investors want to know is they are spending a lot of money to create this calibre of content and is it paying off in terms of subscribers? the rate at which they are increasing their spend is not being matched by the rate at which they are getting new subscribers and they are getting new subscribers and they have had to increase their fee and there about two face more competition from the likes of disney and you have disney+ and apple tv. in other business

iam think megan is feeling fairly bruised.sorry this decision has been taken and it almost looks like it has been taken by both of them. harry, probably, his heart ruling his head. it is a bit of a let down because he was born into this family. he did incredibly well as an independent member of the family and to step back is quite a major move within royal circles. family and to step back is quite a major move within royal circleslj was going to say, is there any precedent for this? there is no precedent. the only precedent, and it is completely different, is if you go back to the application... there is no way the government were going to allow him to marry twice while continuing to be king. that is the only other president but there has been nothing like this since then. do you interpret this statement is if they were planning to become part—time fails and how un—i thought that well?|j to become part—time fails and how un-i thought that well? i don't know part—time royals work because if they are going to be required in the

sort of large, global dominant corporate, that is something will factor into their fat four planning, iaml factor into their fat four planning, i am sure —— into their planning, i am sure. —— will it, briefly. now let's talk about coronavirus in china. the us has dramatically expanded the number of airports monitoring arriving passengers for the virus, and hong kong has also stepped up measures to defend against the outbreak. rico hizon is in singapore. good to see you. now, markets are good to see you. now, markets a re really good to see you. now, markets are really taking this badly, as well, aren't they? markets in hong kong and china under a lot of pressure today. that's right, many governments now are taking stringent measures such as the trump administration, it is expanding screening for the virus from five to 20 us airports, sally. the government has also advised americans to avoid all non—essential travel to china, expanding its travel warning from the city of wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak, to the entire country. the white house has also advised airlines that restrictions

iam going display. that is on my bucket list. i am going to spend a new year in stonehaven.ing to be a new idea. let's go back to charlotte gallagher and see if we have restored communications with her. she is down by the terms. charlotte, we we re she is down by the terms. charlotte, we were asking you what people made of the fireworks this year?|j we were asking you what people made of the fireworks this year? i think people absolutely loved it. we had people absolutely loved it. we had people flying in from all over the world to be here stop what did you think of the fireworks? it's great! i had the best time ever, the best time ever! it was really good. you came all the way from brazil. you really wa nted came all the way from brazil. you really wanted to be had tonight. what did you make of it? it was so much fun, i had so much fun here. just to be here and see the fireworks — like, all the explosions and stuff around was so insane. you loved it as well? yes, very nice. lots of singing and cheering at the end, that ten minute display left a lot of people speechless, act

iam know what he said to him he said it to. i am uncertain on that right now.certain on that right now. there was a dramatic late win for london irish in rugby union's premiership tonight, preventing northampton from going top of the table. northampton were ahead at half time after cobus ray—nack had cancelled out an early irish try. but they had a man sent off, their second red card in as many games and irish took the advantage to comeback culminating in this late try from dave porecki sealing only their second win at franklins gadrens in 15 years. sheffield wednesday are the first side through to the fifth round of the fa cup, after a 2—1 victory over qpr this evening. they took the lead in the first half through morgan fox, and it looked like that is how it would stay until deep into stoppage time at the end of the game when sam whinnell added a second. amazingly qpr did pull a goal back after that but 2—1 it finished. derby and northampon will replay after that ended goalless. time now to look at some of the day's other stories. manchester united have been

iam very very much. you have to see it again. i am very busy this weekend.ee an exam and enjoy your cinema going, whatever you to go and see. good evening. for many, today offered a quite a spell of weather. it with fine, dry and we got to see some sunshine to her. i read next weather system are starting to make its presence known. this big bank of cloud feeding in from the atlantic, introducing rain and strong winds. we have already seen gusts of around 60 miles perfour places we have already seen gusts of around 60 miles per four places like stornoway, the western isles. as we head into this evening, the winds will transfer eastwards. heavy and persistent rain. well it will certainly chilling out southwards, as the night progresses, temperatures will rise, so it is not going to be quite as cold to start the day on saturday morning. the winds are strengthening whatever your. it is going to be a windy throughout saturday. the strongest of the winds will be through parts of the winds will be through parts of scotla nd of the winds will be through parts of sco

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nick kyrgios is an action later today, a big basketball fan, iam action later today, a big basketballl see him reflecting on the terrible news before and after he takes to the court against rafael nadal in his fourth round much later on. we will talk about nick kyrgios in a moment. as you say, play is already under way here on day eight. simona halep in action at the moment against elise mertens and other grand slam champions. simona halep now very much in control of this one. she took the first set and then co mforta bly took the first set and then comfortably took the second set as well. so, simona halep safely through to the quarter—finals. many predicting she could reach the final here this year. 6—a, 6—a was the outcome of that one. it means we will see dominic thiem in action against gael monfils, the frenchman who always puts on a show whenever he is out on court. a brilliant performer, he struggles to bring his best against dominic thiem. he has w011 best against dominic thiem. he has won all five of those meetings, from austria, many people predicting he could be one of those

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it has been an eye—opener talk to you both, iam it has been an eye—opener talk to you both, i am shockedam shocked by how young you both are. at 16 years old, no—one should be dealing with such stresses of getting you 12 years in prison getting killed by another rival gang. thank you. thanks, guys. some areas of colombia are facing a perfect storm. the government has failed the peace process, allowing new murderers gangs to exploit the vacuum. “— new murderers gangs to exploit the vacuum. —— murderous. they are eyeing the vast fortunes to be made supplying increasing demand from wealthy foreigners for cocaine. both production and consumption of the drug are at record levels. leaving these communities feeling ignored and helpless. hello. so much of the past week — indeed, so much of the year thus far — seems to have been dominated by cloud and wind and rain. at least there was something of a change on friday. it was a bright but really quite showery day for some and, of course, at slightly higher levels in scotland, it has led to a covering of snow. but at last, at last, at last, just in

iam course some are still here. there is a big police presence.just looking at a bunch of officers walking just behind the camera here. there might be some fireworks being set off here on parliament square, which might be able to see here, which might be able to see here, which of course should not be happening. iam which of course should not be happening. i am joined which of course should not be happening. iamjoined by which of course should not be happening. i am joined by two people who have come to celebrate brexit from east london. stacy and tracy, mother and daughter—in—law. what does it mean to you? it means we have our own country again, and having our say of what goes on here, instead of being ruled by an eu state. we have just left the eu. we have, and it is amazing. it is what we have been waiting for four years. it means we are own country but we get our sovereignty back. what does that actually mean in practical terms? what do you mean? well, the country as ours again, and we can have a lot more say, over what happens in it. which ru

iam any state to do it. unfortunately, i am.der and have had a good life and i am not letting it ruin my life. —— fortunately, i am. the united nations is appealing for international help after east african countries experienced the biggest locust invasion in decades. are you master copperfield? are you master copperfield ?|i are you master copperfield? i am indeed. how do you do? and an all star cast for the reworking of a classic dickens tale. find out what mark kermode made of the personal history of david copperfield, and the rest of the week's top cinema releases, welcome to the bbc news at 5pm. i am jane hill. the government's cobra emergency committee has met to discuss the outbreak of the coronavirus. 14 suspected cases in the uk have tested negative for the virus, but officials are trying to trace around 2000 other people who have flown in to the country from china in the past two weeks. the virus originates in china, where 26 people have died so far and hundreds more have been infected. people are being stopped from le

wildfire catastrophe-- thousands n n for the beach to escape the iames in australia. government is calling for help from as far away as the s.s. we are in the danger zone. >> reporter: house after house

iam 2015! sorry, 2005. my son was born in 2005. i apologise.lk about rebecca long bailey. what is your reaction to herjoining in? we were expecting her to join to herjoining in? we were expecting hertojoin in to herjoining in? we were expecting her tojoin in the to herjoining in? we were expecting her to join in the fight, and to herjoining in? we were expecting her tojoin in the fight, and i think that her pitch to the party is very much what we would have expected. rebecca has been in the shadow cabinet, she was very much pa rt shadow cabinet, she was very much part of the drive of the last administration and the last ma nifesto, administration and the last manifesto, so i don't think that what rebecca is saying today is particularly a surprise. let's talk also, i know you have talked about it in some way during the campaign about the northern loyal labour supporters which you lost in droves. how are you going to get them back and persuade them that labour is the one for them? i went to many of these northern heartland seats and i am from the

but, iam not seen as making the wrong decision.saying, then, you know, is there a future for its? you know, has its come to an end? that's the question that we can't answer at this particular moment in time. that's all from sportsday. thanks very much forjoining us. good evening. today brought some of the brightest weather of the year — so far — for many parts of the uk. quite a lot of sunshine around once we've cleared this area of cloud away to the east, behind me, there is more cloud showing up. that will be rolling into affect some of us through the weekend. for the time being though, we are in the grip of some relatively chilly air, it's going to be a relatively chilly night. the coldest air of all affecting the far north of scotland, where, for shetland, we are likely to see some snow, even to quite low levels for a time. it's still quite windy across the far north of scotland as well. outbreaks of rain across the north and west of mainland scotland, western isles as well. generally, a lot of cloud into northern ireland, wale

iam sure forward with regards to technology. fire service in sydney. helen, it must be incredibly busy there. we heard that eight people died yesterday and it is expected that there are more bodies to be found? seven deaths have been confirmed by police. 0ne found? seven deaths have been confirmed by police. one person is unaccounted for and the main reason is that fire authorities can‘t get to the scene of some homes because the fires are still burning and roads are still blocked. we have had a bit of good news. a woman who was missing and feared dead, a 70—year—old woman, has been found alive and well. but there are still 110 fires burning across the state and although none of them are at the highest level, the emergency level, there was one half an hour ago, so conditions keep changing. today is a much milder temperature, 10 degrees lower than yesterday. we are seeing fires continue to change and take over new ground, so it is not letting up. give us an idea of how fire crews have been coping. we have spoken to a number over

is prince harry saying i quit, i am stepping back, effectively this is prince harry saying i quit, iamshing. he is a very popular member of the royal family and before he married patsy was the most popular member of the royalfamily was the most popular member of the royal family after coming back from his military too. then he gets married. let's face it, she has not had great press from the british tabloids. is there a danger that she gets blamed for this?” tabloids. is there a danger that she gets blamed for this? i think there is every possibility that people will speculate that harry's life has changed dramatically since he famously married meghan markle in front of a tv audience of 2 billion people around the world. we have all signalled that harry is a fairly relu cta nt signalled that harry is a fairly reluctant member of the royal family. he has talked about his accident at birth. there have been times when he has spoken about the burden that he carries. but even thenl burden that he carries. but even then i think... when you write about prince harry, when you cover him, meet h

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