she is now ina surgery, all hours of it.he is now in a stable condition and they have now let her leave the hospital. this relates to an attack that took base this morning when she opened the door to a man claiming to be there to ta ke door to a man claiming to be there to take the gas metre reading. he we understand it not know who she was until she opened the dot and there was then a struggle in the bathroom and a night was held to her throat. in defending herself, she sustained a severe cuts to her left hand. all four fingers a severe cuts to her left hand. all fourfingers and a severe cuts to her left hand. all four fingers and that is her playing hand. that in fewdays said to have run away and we heard from a police spokesman in that town who says that this attack took place at the hands ofan this attack took place at the hands of an unknown man, describing him as suspicious and saying he then escaped from the place of the attack and that suggests he is now on the run. petra kvitova is a two—time wimbledon champion, 201

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ina rare jerusalem and the number is growing.ty, the un security council passed its judgement on thejewish settlements. translation: 14 votes in favour. describing them as a flagrant violation of international law and a threat to any peace deal with the palestinians. crucially, the united states did not use its veto power in the favour of israel as it normally does. it is because this resolution reflects the facts on the ground and is consistent with us policy across republican and democratic administrations throughout the history of the state of israel that the united states did not veto it. israel disagrees that settlements built on land it captured in the 1967 middle east war are illegal at the un it felt trade by its closest ally and was especially angry about criticism of building in east jerusalem. who gave you the right to issue such a degree denying our rights in jerusalem. this issue such a degree denying our rights injerusalem. this holy book, the bible, contains 3000 years of history of the jewish people the bible, con

it is difficult for him and russia say they will retaliate ina and russia say they will retaliate inr—tat manner. the moscow embassy tweeted a picture of a duckling with the word lame emblazoned a across it which is not the most mature of responses. you wonder where it gets you. when there is an imposition of sanctions there seems to be, inevitably, an escalation at some point. but at some point somebody has to talk to somebody else and they need to calm it down. some coming in right now is quite good timing, really, because he has clearly said that he wants positive relations with russia and the russians at the moment are the lowest e b b the russians at the moment are the lowest ebb in relationship with the us are the lowest point in 30 years. it may also be embarrassing for him. he will lead to ignore the cia or putin. he is caught in a trap. there are many republicans who think they should be used sanctions as well so some in his own party will think that obama has done the right thing. the guardian has a story about russia and the usa. russia brokers syria ceasefire. the us is s

there was a lady ina able to stop in time. there was a lady in a high viz vest on the grass verge.he central barrier. i went to see the lady to see if she was ok and wasn't having any health scares 01’ and wasn't having any health scares or anything. upon walking further up to the main accident ahead of me, it was black, really icy on the road. ben starkey, who saw the aftermath of those crashes talking about conditions on the a a0. two crew members conditions on the a a0. two crew members are conditions on the a a0. two crew members are still missing after a fishing vessel capsized off the kent coast last night. the helicopter has scrambled from lydd, and coastguard teams from margate and coastguard teams from margate and ramsgate are all taking part in the search. let's get the rate is mac the latest from our correspondent, simonjones, monitoring that operation. —— let's get the latest. it is being coordinated from dover, huge operation that began around 7:30am when one of the crew members was spotted on the overturned fishing vessel. he was able to tell the emergency services th

i think i would say we are ina investment. i think i would say we are in a more competitive environment now and if you pay peanuts... i do not have the finish that sentence. you cannot underpay people. the market rate has gone up. a bag of sugar has cost a lot more. my view is that if you're going to raise the pay, you should also be increasing the pay for people that actually work in the company. we have run out of time. health issues, constitutional issues... we got through the papers. thank you. that is it from the papers. many thanks for joining is it from the papers. many thanks forjoining us. that is all for us. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm reshmin chowdhury. swansea city sack manager bob bradley, with the team second—bottom of the premier league. it's 100 league goals for liverpool under klopp, as they go back up to second with a win over stoke. what a performance. native river has one the grand national from raz de maree. and it's a second win in two days for trainer colin tizzard as native river wins the welsh

i was ina prayed to these terrible moods. i was in a play and ijust...f collapse of confidence and a general feeling that my life was kind of over. got the proper diagnosis then. i thought i had faced the beast but i was kidding myself. several years after that... i was lying in a hospital bed thinking i was a lunatic, not a sane person. i look back at the work i have done and i think maybe this stemmed from the bipolar. i wrote it, i directed it, iwas stemmed from the bipolar. i wrote it, i directed it, i was acting stemmed from the bipolar. i wrote it, i directed it, iwas acting in it, i directed it, iwas acting in it but when i look back to outsiders looking at me, everyone seemed to say the same thing, is quite manic. they band red bull on the set, they thought it was that at the time. one of the things i know from my experience and it still shocks me is that the people who love me best read my mood more quickly than i can myself. my husband knows when i'm manic, he sees it in my face and my eyes. i once had it so badly, i'm the least superstitious p

we're ina fighting, we're in a good position.he second part of the top four in the second part of the season. ahead of the old firm derby on new year's eve, celtic have stretched their lead at the top of the scottish premiership to 16 points. they beat ross county 2—0 last night, while second—placed rangers were held to a 1—1 draw at stjohnstone. a defensive blunder allowed steven maclean to score the equaliser for the home side. there were also wins for motherwell and partick thistle. sir bradley wiggins' achievements in cycling will not be repeated, that's according to one of his former team—mates. wiggins is the most decorated british olympian, with five gold medals in his total of eight — the most recent coming in the team pursuit in rio. but speaking to me earlier, his former team—mate rob hayles said the questions over his use of performance enhancing drugs for medical reasons had cast a cloud over the end of wiggin's career. over the end of wiggins' career. it's a real shame that all this tue has come right at the end of h

yes, you may remember in 2011, england wore a poppy on an armband ina england wore a poppy on an armbandhave tightened their rules round what they deem to be political, so the home nations had been warned, they knew they risked punishment. they hoped they reached a compromise but it hasn't happened n the case of england and scotland, england have been fined round £35,000, scotland 16,00 pounds. for their meeting at wembley, over both the display of the poppy on an armband. also by supporters and the english fa has been punished for displays in the stadium. wales from their friendly against serbia have been fined round 16,00 pounds. northern ireland who played azerbaijan £15, 000, 16,00 pounds. northern ireland who played azerbaijan £15,000, for similar offencers fifa say there is only room for sport and nothing else when inside the stadium and on the pitch but we can expect appeals here. pitch but we can expect appeals here. the broadcaster and rabbi, lionel blue, has died, aged 86. he became a rabbi in 1960 and was a regular contributor to thought for the day on bbc radio 4. he revealed

ina sense, he was not involved in the attack. it kept the police one step behind, maybe 2a hours behind. it left this man free to travel through whichever means we think he did, we believe he took a train from germany into italy. first goes to turin, a big industrial city, quite easy to hide. if you think about when we began to see his picture on the front pages of the newspapers, in the media, that was only yesterday or the day before. you can imagine that until that picture was widely out there, people did not know exactly what he looked like. you can imagine, with the fact he got a you can imagine, with the fact he gota train you can imagine, with the fact he got a train to the extreme, we believe, he moved on to a city of 4 million people, milan, a big city. we don't know exactly how well he knew the city, but we know that he knew the city, but we know that he knew italy. he had been there in 2011. he served a long prison sentence and then moved out of italy. what we are seeing here is a jigsaw puzzle of information coming to

there are still 1a people ina very be more.te in hospital, so the death toll could rise even now, which is worrying to think about. but, yes, the times has gone back on the first available photograph of one of the victims of the attack. an italian young woman who is feared to be dead. it has not been confirmed but her phone was found at the scene. they are taking a bit of a ri5k scene. they are taking a bit of a risk in scene. they are taking a bit of a ri5k injournali5tic scene. they are taking a bit of a risk in journalistic term5. scene. they are taking a bit of a risk in journalistic terms. yes, they are. they are trying to sell tomorrow morning's new5 they are. they are trying to sell tomorrow morning's news today, not ea5yin tomorrow morning's news today, not easy in this era of news. they are thinking correctly photographed5 will emerge tomorrow. by tomorrow night, there will probably be 12 pa55port 5ized picture5 night, there will probably be 12 pa55port 5ized pictures of people killed on the front page. they're trying

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ina sells the largest machine in the world. in a few minutes we will head up world.p there yet on that cherry picker to see what happens when you smash particles together at close to the speed of light. before we do, let me show you what kind of kit you need to get things going that fast. here we are walking along part of the long circular tunnel that houses the lh c. that is it's next to you. the large hadron collider. that collection of magnets. it is a 27 kilometre long loop. there are four experiments on the lh c and ten accelerators in the complex, which together accelerate bunches of particles up to the speed of light. this catherine contains the cms experiment. a compact nuance, though there is nothing combat about it if you ask me. this is one of the places that helped to discover... that shiny pipe above you is connected to the tunnels we were justin and when the beans and particles are going fast enough, tiny adjustments are made to bring those beams together until right here, they collide. in an instant, the particles are smashed to pieces. it is these eve

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ina dissolve his charitable foundation.d to be associated with possible conflicts of interest with his role as president. the pope celebrated christmas mass in rome. addressing the congregation, he said christmas have been taken hostage by materialism and he also said the world being obsessed with gifts, feasting and self—centredness needed more humility. security and an eye's mass was heightened following the attack in berlin. no surprises if i tell you that there's absolutely no chance of snow. the early hours of christmas day, sa nta the early hours of christmas day, santa braving some strong winds there. lots of cloud and outbreaks of rain across north—western parts of rain across north—western parts of the uk. this is first thing. all of the uk. this is first thing. all of that cloud and damp, 10—11d across the south. cooler on the far north. five celsius. south—westerly winds—macro continue. all linked to store o'connor passing to the north of the uk, said the blustery showers into scotland for a time. further south,

ina rare in a rare show of unity, the un security council passed judgement on israeli settlements. 14otes in favour. voting that they had become a serious threat to a viable peace deal with the palestinians. it was that conviction which led the us to withhold its customary protection of israel at the council, although not without much soul—searching. israel at the council, although not without much soul—searchingm israel at the council, although not without much soul-searching. it is because this forum too often continues to be biased against israel, because there are important issues that are not sufficiently addressed in this resolution, and because the united states does not agree with every word in this text, that the united states did not vote in favour of the resolution. but it is because this resolution reflects the fact is on the ground, and is consistent with us policy across republican and democratic administrations throughout the history of the state of israel, that the united states did not veto it. the israelis had managed to delay but not prevent the vote. they felt betr

ina vented his frustration with israel.o condemn illegaljewish settlements on occupied land was in line with american values. he said it was about preserving the possibility of a two—state solution. the israeli prime minister said john kerry was biased against israel. he said he dealt with the issue of settle m e nts said he dealt with the issue of settlements and barely touched on palestinian opposition to a jewish state. german prosecutors have detained a a0—year—old tunisian man in relation to a truck attack which killed 12 and injured 50 at a christmas market in berlin. they say his number was found on the phone of anis amri, the man who drove the truck. it is reported from la that debbie reynolds, the mother of carrie fisher, has been taken to hospital.

siobhan as well, she is ina her moment.icult event so the fact that she scared the dominant champion is a sense of what is to come and i think they will have an even better tokyo olympics. inspired by the success of the british runners, the british divers wanted to make their own impact. as far as britain is concerned it is no longer about tom daley. sure he was the challenging for more honours but he also has a few talented teammates. here come the british divers. jack law and chris smith. this pair are gunning for a medal today. there you go. yes! that is good enough! yes, yes, yes! this is the moment for jack and chris. yes! come on! it is gold! pure gold forjack and chris. they have done it! tom daley and dan goodfellow. this will need to be so good. the last one. will it be enough? this will be a low, so close. let us wait and see. they have done it! they are bronze medallist! a silver to add to the gold they got in the synchronised. a terrific performance. hi, everyone. i'm jade jones and i won my second taekwondo oly

. >> did your dad give you any advice about ina member of the house? jimmy panetta: of course. i would be remiss if i didn't talk to my father about this, he had 16 very productive years here. they got things done. i think the key to it and it's what i am seeing now, the ability to talk to each other. you're always going to have to deal with jerks. he used another word for that. he is fond of swearing. he said you are going to have to deal with jerks. it's making sure that you deal with them and talk with them. it's about relationships here. it's about personalities and relationships and being able to deal with all types. i saw it this morning at the caucus we attended during its being able to earn and work with people and have a relationship with people. i think that's foundational. it's foundational with anything. that's what i hope to establish her. i am in the minority party. that was discussed quite a bit today. if you talk to the member i am he did a hell of a job for the central coast in his 23 years there. he was in the minority most of the time. he was able to be succe

i want to bring ina christian was outlining. i want to bring in a security consultant.nhunt for the man we believe to be tunisian. are you surprised in a nyway to be tunisian. are you surprised in anyway this is onlyjust emerging now? the fact they are announcing they found identity papers in the cab of the truck, now, this afternoon, is a bit of a surprise. we would expect an announcement like this to have been made earlier. they believe they have this suspect in custody, until late yesterday evening. it probably slow down the process , evening. it probably slow down the process, dismissed as a tourist. he was already known in germany. i'm surprised it came out so late, on the other hand, it is also part of the other hand, it is also part of the process. let's stick with that element. the papers. it may seem strange to many people watching and listening, that somebody who carried out and act like this, whoever that might be, left papers behind. it's a typical signature of the so—called islamic state. at the same type of procedure, attackers leave behind some form of id

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they called ina died peacefully at home. they called in a beloved son, rather and friend.d eltonjohn has just paid tribute to george michael. saying he is in deep shock and that i have lost at close friends, are kind and generous soul and brilliant artist. my heart goes out to his family and to all his fans. elton john remembering out to his family and to all his fans. eltonjohn remembering george michael who has died this afternoon at just 53 years michael who has died this afternoon atjust 53 years of age. i will leave you for now with a look at the knights weather prospects. christmas day this year was among the mildest in the last 100 years. not quite a record breaker but not far off. what's boxing day looking like? it is going to be a little bit colder but we've got some sunshine on the way. however, the winds will be strong across northern parts of the uk thanks to storm conor, which is still passing through the north of the uk, here, sending gales in the direction of scotland. this here is a cold front, and it is behind the cold front thay that we get that colder no

i began to see people ina god instead. i began to see people in a different light.eing cattle but so is germane to paradise like me and when i offered one of my seat i saw how love had blossomed into loving—kindness. love had blossomed into loving-kindness. just approaching half past three. the watching bbc news. the weather now. thanks. just before sunset in around half an hour i thought i would take a look at a little ray of sunshine. this is where we see the best weather today, across northern ireland. for most of us it has been cloudy, grey and on the dull side. underneath this cloud there has been burst of showery rain as well. that will continue to spread westwards through the night. where we have those clear skies to northern ireland and the temperatures are likely to fall away through this evening down to around freezing, maybe blow in rural spots. a cold, frosty start here, but it will turn into a wild and windy day as heavy rain moves in from the north—west and the wind will reach storm force gusts across the north—west. the culprits of elsewhere, the sun

ina an came a nice big house, any car he wanted.about his celebrity and then discovered some of the advantages. he was never quite sure of himself. but he found it hard to cope with fame, having achieved it. yes, that's right. and a lot of the things he kept secret. one of the interesting quote from the daily mirror is that everything had been very complicated recently. we did not know what that means. what was quite behind george michael's death but there seems to be something going on. the high talk about what an amazing philanthropist he was. the blakey did for charity without being noticed. again, it goes back to that being, that is the conundrum. someone who wanted fame, as someone conundrum. someone who wanted fame, as someone who got huge wealth through his fame and then was giving money away and millions and millions of pounds to charities. he gave all the royalties from jesus to a child, a huge hit, to a charity. apparently he gave a complete stranger, a woman he gave a complete stranger, a woman he watched on tv programme

ina in a separate message recorded for the armed forces, she told them the government was on their side was on their sidelj the armed forces, she told them the government was on their side. i want you and all your families to know that this government is on your side. jeremy corbyn says his thoughts are with those experiencing loneliness and despair. he recently visited a homelessness charity in london and used his christmas message to repeat his promise. labour has pledged to put an end to rough sleeping in our first term of government. we would do it by doubling the number of homes available for people who are sleeping on the streets. the libdem leaderfilmed his message and called for more tolerance. the least traditional message was from the greens. they say 2016 was rubbish, 01’ greens. they say 2016 was rubbish, or words to that effect, and they hope that next year is better. there is one thing that most politicians can agree on, and that is to wish their voters a happy christmas. president 0bama has delivered his last christmas message from the white house. sitting alongside his w

we are in a good position, and i think we are ina good a good position, and i think we are in a goodo well in the second part of the season. so that win doesn't do anything for the league positions, but spurs are on the heels of arsenal, in fourth, with the same goal difference. southampton remain eighth. in the scottish premiership, rangers fell further behind leaders celtic as they were held to a 1—1 draw at stjohnstone. the visitors dominated early on, and took the lead through barrie mckay, after the st johnstone keeper could only parry that shot. but that lead was soon undone in a pretty ugly manner, as rob kiernan‘s under—hit back pass was intercepted by steven maclean to level. so rangers failed to keep up with runaway leaders celtic. the reigning champions beat ross county 2—0, and have a 16—point advantage at the top. the two other games in the scottish premiership saw motherwell beat bottom side inverness 2—1, while partick thistle beat dundee 2—0. so here's what it has done for the table. celtic, with that 16—point lead at the top, ahead of rangers. and the old firm derby

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i think the team played ina very challenge. i think the team played in a very good way.rved the victory and i am pleased with that because it was a difficult win. in the lunchtime match, southampton came from behind to win the premier league's south coast derby 3—1 at bournemouth. jay rodriguez was the man of the match, with two goals, his second a contender for goal of the month. joe lynskey watched the match. bournemouth have spent much of their existence looking up at southampton. it wasn't long ago they were foul dizzy put—mac divisions below them. they went into this match level on points. nathan aki was leaping on the end of a cross within five minutes, his third goal of the season, putting the cherries in front. fraser forster got hold of josh king's ‘s effort, just. that may have been what stirred southampton into life. it took a moment of individual brilliance to pull them level, from their fallback. ryan bertrand's shot finding the corner. that set up a second—half to be defined by one player. jay rodriguez has waited a while for his run in the team. this was j

toshiba said ina lower scale of that loss.tement that do not know the source of this report and they are assessing the current value of its assets but investors are concerned because toshiba has a week finances and any further loss would really damaged their books because i had the massive accounting scandal that led to record loss and three of their company had to step down. they received a fine from regulators that last year was not shareholders are really unhappy with toshiba at the moment. this is another problem for the company to face so it will not bea the company to face so it will not be a happy holiday in the toshiba boardroom. thank you for updating us on that. it's estimated that 4 out of every 10,000 babies is born missing either a hand or the lower part of theirarm. prosthetics can be extremely expensive and children soon outgrow them — which prompted two british dads to use their spare time and cash to see what they could do to help. zoe kleinman reports. this nine—year rod was born without a hand. the video of

for theresa may to act, calling on her to think about imposing legislation to prevent strike action inar of legislation to prevent strike action in a number of industries. this story suggests not that they will strike, the royal mail workers, but they will not cross the picket line, so they will not cross the picket line, so they won't be able to collect the mail that the striking post office workers are stopping them from getting by having picket line. slightly different but if it happened the effect would be pretty catastrophic and a lot of people not getting their presence and cards in time. it plays into the bigger issue. a wider issue. industrial play—offs for theresa may. issue. a wider issue. industrial play-offs for theresa may. there is a quote from david mellor saying that the description of theresa may as the new margaret thatcher is as wide of the mark as it could be, given that thatcher is seen as someone given that thatcher is seen as someone who got on top of the unions. on the other hand she faced a lot of industrial action before she did that and those laws that she pas

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members of the crew's union, unite, are due to walk out on christmas day and boxing day ina row out onistmas day and boxing day in a row over pay and conditions. the industrial action, if it goes ahead, could involve up to a500 staff. staying with the airline industry, etihad airways will be cutting jobs in some parts of the business in a restructure. the airline says a majority of those affected a re airline says a majority of those affected are through natural attrition and the vacancies will not be filled. etihad has denied to comment on the number ofjobs that will go. there's no denying 2016 was an unpredictable year, but could investors look to emerging markets for some semblance of stability next year? sharanjit for some semblance of stability next year? shara njit leyl for some semblance of stability next year? sharanjit leyl posed to that question to the chief executive of the international arm of goldman sachs's asset management.” the international arm of goldman sachs's asset management. i think when you look back at 2016 you see it as the year of volatility and surprises but

i mean, it is so tragic ina big story of 2017.an, it is so tragic in a way that we are immediately moving from this horrific event into talking about a general election, but that is what is going on in germany right now. you pointed to speak or, you point to the headlines right now. i spent a lot of time with angela merkel‘s party over the past two or three mac yea rs. party over the past two or three mac years. there has always been this debate about whether or not she should really candidate to lead the christian democratic union into becoming electoral cycle. that debate is taking place again. becoming electoral cycle. that debate is taking place againm becoming electoral cycle. that debate is taking place again. it is interesting, you remember germany has had its historical problems with terrorism, by dumont off probably their most famous of the past a0 yea rs. their most famous of the past a0 years. —— baider meinhoff. here we are talking about germany's a cce pta nce are talking about germany's acceptance of immigrants. we d

the chinese we have to work differently and we do a lot of phone conversations and e—mails and work inaanner to get beyond that. aaron. he specialises in the luxury real estate market. he was speaking to the bbc. and now for a quick look at the markets. as you can see right now, a mixed bag for the asia—pacific markets. thin trading ahead of the christmas holiday season. this is after us stocks finished modestly higher overnight. the nasdaq composite indexis overnight. the nasdaq composite index is continuing to be in positive territory led by disney following a strong opening weekend performance of its latest star wars movie franchise, rogue one. as for the us dollar, crawling back into positive territory. it has improved to its strongest in nearly a decade. thank you so much for investing your time with us. i am rico hizon. sport todayis time with us. i am rico hizon. sport today is up next. hello. you are watching bbc news. i am kasia madera. a truck has killed 12 people after it was driven into the crowds ofa after it was driven into the crowds of a christmas market in berlin. germa

that would be too many people, too much humans ina be too many people, too much humans in a small place financial times, truck driven into christmas crowd kills at least nine in berlin. 50 have been injured. there is every possibility this death toll could rise. it makes the comparison on the front page, echoes of nice ad sizzled market. one analyst was suggesting to me the german security services, much smaller than in britain, and less able to pick up the little chatter the security services might be able to pick up in this country —— in christmas market. and not as integrated as some of the others. i do not know about that. there was a quote a few months ago from one of the terrorists in the belgian attack last year, who a p pa re ntly belgian attack last year, who apparently said there would not come to britain because they believed the british security services and in with intelligence was better, which may be of some small comfort to us tonight. i could not speak about this situation in germany. looking at the ft, what it does say is that isis may not have orchestrated the attack,

anyone in london would say they are pretty good at spotting any minor offence and you will get a fine inaer of days. with all those cameras. this will get people's blood boiling. why don't people's blood boiling. why don't people just not stop in bus lanes? they need to be aware of signals and all indications. have you gone down all indications. have you gone down a one—way street without knowing it ortakena a one—way street without knowing it or taken a wrong turn? people followed the sat nav. it says turn left. i blame my sat nav. i found myself in a spot where it is only for a bath. ithought, why am i myself in a spot where it is only fora bath. ithought, why am i in this spot? —— bus. suddenly, click, click, i had a fine. andy murray, the front of the guardian. he is great and popular and a deserved winner. he has been in a marvellous, magnificent... he is only popular now. once he shared those tears after winning the wimbledon final, people realised... is that all it took? loves a gavin lewis and human interest. we talk about england losing at the ball and we got so used to it that i

so we are now ina and north korea. yes.the president—elect‘s quite significant communications about quite significant issues via the medium of twitter are then being decoded by his team. his team have to try and understand what the hell he is on about. they are saying that you know what, this is actually a deep proliferation statement. i can see how you might have missed that, but thatis how you might have missed that, but that is what it was —— de— proliferation. i think we need that clarity. i am not sure that would bring clarity. maybe it wouldn't. that is part of the problem. some of these stories are beginning with donald trump has tweeted again, xyz, and fundamentally, yes, there is an issue with what he is saying, for some people, but it is the manner in which he is doing it which is quite concerning. there was a quote from malcolm rifkind, the former foreign secretary, talking about british foreign secretaries, where he said they are either dull or they are dangerous. he went on to say that dorisjohnson isn't dull.

see you ina christmas traditions later on. see you in a few minutes. high ground. it will feel cold with gale force winds towards the north. this evening on the night, it street and in that wind strengthens towards the north west by the end of the night with rain working in here. this is the first sign of what is the comp tomorrow. the met office has issued the amber weather warning for the strength of the wind because of approaching storm barbara. this deepening area of low pressure and ice bars show very windy weather, especially across the north. 90 mph across the northern isles and perhaps 80 mph for north west scotland. and further south, 60—70 mph through northern ireland and northern england. not as windy further south but blustery everywhere with heavy rain working its way quickly southwards and eat was through the day. brighter skies with showers, a mild day, 9—12d. christmas eve is quieter. still blustery but not as windy. showers again toward the north and the west. dry weather, 5—11d. on christmas day itself will be very windy, perhaps dest

ina new in a new york court on wednesday, 0debrecht agreed to pay at least $2.6 billion to us, swissforeign bribery case in history. but this is a brazilian company, so why is this case happening here in the united states? well, it is because the company was found guilty of violating the us foreign corrupt practices act. american laws are so vast and wide sweeping that as soon as a company has any dealings that tie it to the united states, they are subject to these rules. the trouble. brazilian firms may not end here. the sources that i have here in brazil, who were directly involved in the negotiations for this, this leniency for this plea deal that we saw play out today, they have told me that literally up to 100 new investigations could come from this, still. the reason for that is because 0debrecht agreeing to pay this enormous fine, a historic fine, the flipside of that is that of their executives have turned state witness and they are now giving testimony to brazilian prosecutors about, well, it is anybody‘s yes as to what other crimes they have committed. it is expected that u

covered a close call at a middle school outside salt lake city...when police say a student fired a shot ina his parents were able to stop their son before things could have gotten much worse... police say the teen's parents realized their guns were missing so they went to the school to find their son. as officers were responding the parents were able to talk him down and get the gun away. police say the student hid a shotgun underneath a long coat he wore to school. fortunately no one was injured. fire for comments he made about undocumented immigrants... students leaked these facebook screenshots. in them.. assistant professor george buch wrote he would report students in his class if he found out they were undocumented. some students are outraged and want the school to take action sot from 6 pm pkg im not susprised thaty there are more racists here at unlv than we suspect and i think that as we stirve torward become a sanctuary campus we cant continue to allow them to hold positions at unlv. buch has since apologized. story about a petition going around u-n-l-v to make it a sanctuary scho

ina preparations are going here in the uk.moment we will hear from andrew black in edinburgh. 0ur correspondentjonathan blake is in central london for us. how big are the crowds tonight, jonathan? well, they have been getting bigger and bigger all evening. we are expecting just over 100,000 people to fill the viewing areas here in central london. and looking out across the embankment it looks like most of them have arrived and also on the bridges across the river thames as well. for the third year now, this event has been ticket only and the organisers say that is to ensure that everyone is safe and eve ryo ne to ensure that everyone is safe and everyone who comes to see the fireworks gets a decent view. the display itself will be 12 minutes long. we will talk about that in a second. we will have a chat to some of the people who have been waiting very patiently over the last few hours. how you doing?” very patiently over the last few hours. how you doing? i am nice to meet you. happy new year. tell us what you wanted to come a

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emma saying that there was no way that it could have been accidental, it was travelling ina straight been accidental, it was travelling in a straight line, it was not veering off in any way, suggesting that the driver had suffered a heart attack or something like that. it was clear to them what was going on. it is hard not tojoin was clear to them what was going on. it is hard not to join the dots, because it feels so much like the story of nice injuly, when similarly, for bastille day, a truck ploughed into a huge crowd of families. exactly the same, a soft target. chris is market attract people with children, so it is difficult not to fill in the gaps and say that it is clearly what it is -- and say that it is clearly what it is —— christmas markets attract. we will have to see what develops and what information the police release over the next few hours, or days and weeks. at the moment, you think back to whenever the glasgow bin lorry case was and we did the same thing, and of course it was a different story, equally tragic, but differently so. a quote on the front of the guardia

had to shut down spaces being used by artists doing wonderful, exciting, imaginative work yo, but not ina the unlicensed party spaces that have a lot of things about them cool and fun, but also can really be death traps if something goes wrong. >> they have shut down nearly a dozen places because of violations over the last year or so. it's too much for one agency to take on. they are asking the public to take initiative. if you see unsafe activity, call 311 to report it. >> jeannette reyes, "action news." jim? >> thank you, jeanette. we are getting ready for an unpleasant evening tomorrow. let's get the latest from meteorologist cecily tynan. >> the system i'm tracking tomorrow is gaining strength across the gulf of mexico. the low is near new orleans. you see all of the moisture streaming ahead of it, downpours over georgia, south carolina. that's moving our way. that brings us a wet afternoon. future tracker showing rain from the south around lunchtime, 1:00, wilmington, cape may, it will be raining. that continues to push up north through the day. as far as the commute, the morning wi