in terms of the indonesian business community, this isa indonesian business community, this is a majorescribing this as a nationalistic victory for indonesia, a way to play with the indonesian electorate that's a winner and this isa electorate that's a winner and this is a much—needed victory for him as we lead up to the presidential elections next year, him saying that this is about national security, clawing back control over indonesia ayr‘s match resources. rebecca henschke injakarta. donald trump has warned theresa may's plan for a soft brexit will probably kill any trade deal with britain and the us. in an interview, the british tabloid, the sun, he said the brexit proposal wasn't what people voted for in the referendum and the prime minister didn't listen to his advice. his comments emerged as mrs may hosted a dinner for advice. his comments emerged as mrs may hosted a dinnerfor him at blenheim palace in 0xfordshire. she used to be opportunity to make the case for a future trade arrangement with the united states. 0ver arrangement with the united states. over the past month, the

indonesian presidentjoko widodo is due to visit later on monday. he's ordered the maximum relief effort to help survivors. officials say hundreds have been injured and the number of casualties is expected to rise. the bbc‘s pablo uchoa has more. a scenic morning trek ended in panic. a mountain guide who is leading a check on indonesia's —— and indonesian mountains popular with tourists captured the moment the earthquake struck. the group of jurors trying to get down the mountain as quickly as possible as clouds of dust rise from nearby landslides. this is what residents in northern lombok woke up to. the quake of magnitude 6.4 was quickly followed by more than 100 small earthquakes. thousands of homes were damaged. it is thought that dozens of people were injured by falling debris. it happened all of a sudden, around six in the morning and then everything collapsed. my house collapsed, like it was inside but thank god, he is safe. the epicentre of the earthquake struck 50 kilometres north—east of the city of matarram in the north of the island. ind

a relief operation‘s underway on the indonesian island of lombok after a powerful earthquake left 1aeople dead and damaged thousands of homes. president trump's attacks on the press are branded divisive and dangerous by the publisher of the new york times. just hours before zimbabwe's historic election, former president robert mugabe says he won't back his successor, and the man who ousted him. celebrations in wales, as geraint thomas triumphs in the tour de france. he says his surprise win is "the stuff of dreams". hello and welcome to bbc news. firefighters in the united states say 90 large wildfires have now burned a million acres in m states. the deadliest fire is in northern california where six people have died and president trump has declared a state of emergency. thousands of people have had to abandon their homes in the town of redding, from where james cook has sent this report. even by the wild standards of rural california this fire is exceptional. driven by gale—force winds, the balze was so intense it created tornadoes of flames, uprooting trees and hurling cars aside.

on the indonesian island of lombok, after sunday's earthquake triggered landslides.emaining hikers off the mountain is underway. the dead toll from the quake remains at 1a. pablo uchoa reports. right side! a scenic morning trek ending in panic. a mountain guide who was leading a trek on an indonesian mountain, a site popular with tourists, captured the moment the earthquake struck. the footage shows a group of climbers trying to get down the mountain as quickly as possible, as clouds of dust rise from nearby landslides. this is what residents in northern lombok woke up to. the quake of magnitude 6.4 was quickly followed by more than 100 smaller earthquakes. thousands of homes were damaged. it's thought that dozens of people were injured by falling debris. translation: it happened all of a sudden, around 6am, and then everything collapsed. my house collapsed. my kid was inside, but thank god he's safe. the epicentre of the earthquake struck 50 kilometres north—east of the city of mataram, in the north of the island. indonesia is prone to earthquakes. it lies on what's

the moment trekkers run to escape landslides as a powerful earthquake hits the indonesian island of lombok. at least 1a people are dead, and there have been more than 100 aftershocks. zimbabwe's ex—president breaks his silence on the eve of the country's election. robert mugabe says he won't be voting for the man who forced him out of office. the new york times has sent donald trump a stern warning — calling his attacks on the news media "dangerous and harmful." and victory for britain's geraint thomas — the first welshman to win the tour de france. all the details coming up in sport. hello and welcome to world news today. more than 100 aftershocks have been felt after a powerful earthquake on the indonesian island of lombok. at least 1a people have been killed on the island, but officials say hundreds have been injured and the number of casualties is expected to rise. lombok is located about aokm east of bali and is popular with tourists. the main quake hit early in the morning when many people were still sleeping and was followed by multiple aftershocks. pablo uchoa reports. a scenic mor

i spoke earlier to rizwan sobrin from the indonesian red cross emergency division.ere he has been co—ordinating relief efforts for lombok. he told me what the situation is like on the island now. currently, 133 aftershocks have happened, so this means people around the lombok area, they are still afraid to go back home, so that is why they are staying in the field, in the backyards. there are some people who climbed a mountain who need to be evacuated down to a safe place. just how powerful was it? yeah, the condition, there is approximately 600 people, from foreigners and local people there, who need to be evacuated going down, and we hope that this process can be smoothly, because as we try to get them to not panic with the situation. our team, volunteers on the ground, still working on that. how difficult is it for you to coordinate rescue efforts? yeah, because it is like a joint team so from the local disaster agency, red cross, and from the other community also working hand together with us. qatar has been accused of running a secret campaign to undermine riva

indonesian police have shopped at eleven suspected criminals within the past two weeks in the security crackdown to prepare for the asian games human rights advocates have warned that the security forces are using the operation as a license to kill but they were briefly put aside on wednesday as indonesians welcomed the arrival of the asian games taught victoria. the ceremony to mark the start of the asian games torch relay in indonesia it was carefully choreographed the successful games can be a major boost and the indonesian government wants to ensure everything goes to plan to that end police in jakarta have an almost a two month long security crackdown to clear suspected criminals off the streets human rights watch says it's being used as a license to kill we know that the jakarta police chief himself has said on numerous occasions that he is encouraging his personnel for example to send criminal suspects to heaven rather than arrest them since the crackdown began two weeks ago police officers have shot dead at least eleven suspected criminals windage fifty two and arrested at leas

our top story: there's an urgent search for survivors on the indonesian island of lombok, following a powerful 6.4 magnitude earthquake that struck early sunday morning. mountain trekkers were forced to run from landslides following the quake. at least 1a people have been killed on the island, and there have been more than 100 aftershocks. cambodia's prime minister, hun sen, has claimed victory in the country's general election. critics say the vote was a sham because of his crackdown on opposition factions and lack of serious challengers. and congratulations are in order — this story is popular on bbc.com welsh cyclist geraint thomas has won the tour de france. he completed the final stage in paris, riding for team sky. he said his surprise victory was "the stuff of dreams". that's all. stay with bbc world news. the top story in the uk: a six—year—old girl has died after going into the sea at margate harbour. the girl, who's from erith in south—east london, was taken to hospital but later died. the rather is about to hit the road wet it comes to pumping up prices due to the row. some

a powerful earthquake on an indonesian tourist island kills at least ten people, injures dozens and damages hundreds of homes. trolls who go online to intimidate election candidates and campaigners could be barred from public office, under new government proposals. qatar is accused of running a secret campaign to undermine its rivals during the bidding process for the world cup in 2022. also this hour, on the brink of victory for cycling's greatest prize. geraint thomas will ride into paris later today all but assured of being crowned tour de france champion. more on that and the rest of the sport shortly. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35am. this morning's reviewers are henry mance from the financial times, and kate devlin from and kate devlin from the sunday express. good morning. tens of thousands of people have fled from raging wildfires across north america. firefighters say they are struggling to contain about 130 separate blazes. the governor of california has requested federal aid and declared a state of emergency in three more counties. almost 40,000 people ha

highlight that you are seeing capital inflows into the indonesian bond market which does imply hawkishetary support the to currency. is it to that sentiment has turned and enough is enough at that stage? alice: 100 basis points is a fairly sizable move. they have been very clear with market signaling that they did care about the currency. the currency wars were causing concern. that is why they were enacting this monetary policy stance. if you look at the counterfactual's, they haven't moved rates by the end of june. it is reasonable to expect that the rupiah would be weaker today. it helps to tie it in the currency. rupiah to do slightly better than other asian currencies against the dollar going forward. was predicatedve by a lot of money leaving the country. the reasons why people were putting their money out have not changed that much. have they? >> it is true. growth has been fairly sluggish. seeing not necessarily much evidence on the ground that that is changing. one thing that has changed in recent months is movement on trade tensions between the u.s. and china. we do think ind

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this bird is called azah, which in indonesian means "the lonely one."d fences, the centre almost looks like a prison. but security for all of the critically endangered species here is a priority. all the birds here are incredibly valuable. so we have had an experience of the birds being stolen here in the past, during ramadan in 2014. 150, 140 birds were stolen. theyjust came in, took all the birds in one night. they took a lot of them, which has really impacted our breeding programme, because a lot of the best couples were in these blocks that were targeted. that must have an heartbreaking for the staff here, to lose so many birds. yes, they remember it as this awful time, coming in work finding the cages ripped open. if they got stolen again, that's probably it. it's difficult to comprehend that a break—in at this one remote centre could mean the extinction of a species. these birds, the rarest of the rare, will remain here under lock and key. but is there anywhere left injava where they can fly freely and safely? a stone's throw from the chaos of the

a powerful earthquake has killed at least fourteen people on the central indonesian island of lombok over a hundred people have been injured. qatar denies accusations of running a secret campaign to undermine rival countries during the bidding process which led to it being awarded the world cup in 2022. now on bbc news, it's the travel show. hello, and welcome to the travel show. coming up this week: rajan follows in the footsteps of lawrence of arabia injordan. we swap water for wine and get a soaking at a festival in spain. and our global guru has some tips on where to find the best september sun around the world. this week, we're injordan, which is marking the centenary of the culmination of the great arab revolt, when much of the middle east rose up against the ottoman empire. it was also the inspiration for the classic 19605 film, lawrence of arabia. so we sent rajan there 100 years on. head south from the capital amman towards the saudi arabian border, and you find yourself in another world. wadi rum. a natural wonder, a geological phenomenon. a valley that is just basically hu

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a powerful earthquake has killed at least thirteen people on the central indonesian island of lombok hundreds of people have been injured. 0nline trolls who intimidate election candidates or campaigners could be barred from public office. the government's considering the move after a parliamentary report found social media abuse was rife in last year's general election. qatar denies accusations of running a secret campaign to undermine rival countries during the bidding process which led to it being awarded the world cup in 2022 now on bbc news, its time for witness. welcome to witness with me, razia iqbal. i'm here at the british library to guide you through five more extraordinary moments from recent history. we'll meet a woman who was caught up in the violent struggle for a jewish state in british—controlled palestine. we'll hear how the iconic sydney opera house was built. we'll meet the man behind a deaf revolution in the us. and a nurse who witnessed the creation of britain's treasured national health service in 1948. but we begin with an event which still haunts iranian—us rel

tourists are led to safety as a powerful earthquake hits the indonesian island of lombok. at least 1a people have died and more than 100 are injured. a labour mp, who's facing possible suspension after angrily criticising the leadership‘s stance on anti—semitism, says he's ashamed of the party. also this hour: a toast to his upcoming victory. geraint thomas is on the brink of becoming the first ever welshman to be crowed the tour de france champion. and britain's lewis hamilton wins the hungarian grand prix for mercedes and heads into formula 1's summer break with a 24—point championship lead. firefighters are tackling more than 100 separate fires along the west coast of north america, from canada down to the us state of new mexico. in california, 40,000 people in a single town have been forced to abandon their homes. the wildfires are known to have killed five people, two of them children, but many remain unaccounted for. caroline davies reports. with the force to pull trees from the earth and overturn cars, gale force winds have turned this californian wildfire into what

at least 1a people have been killed in an earthquake which struck the popular indonesian tourist island of lombok. the government promises action over fake news on facebook, and other social media, to regulate political ads and abusive posts. and at10:1i5pm, click goes to hollywood, and to a virtual reality film studio. virtual reality film studio? we've got one downstairs, we could have saved a trip. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn rentoul, the independent‘s chief political commentator, and ruth lea, economic adviser for the arbuthnot banking group. ruth will be advising us on europe clearing in a moment, we hope. let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages. geraint rides to glory, says the telegraph, which features a picture of triumphant tour de france winner geraint thomas, but the paper splashes on claims that brexiteer ministers have criticised theresa may's approach to leaving the eu without a deal, calling it a kamikaze approach. the times also features a picture of britain's proud cyclist but leads on repo

they are with the body of an indonesian climber who was killed by a falling rock, and then in his 20ssulawesi. he is family flying in today to retrieve his body. the other hikers yesterday streams down this mountain, perhaps streamed is the wrong word. they looked fairly physically and mentally exhausted, many of them telling terrifying stories of waking up in their tents to the sound of falling rocks above, a huge landslides triggered by the earthquake, and then realising that they were trapped there as there was no way out. many, at one point, fearing for their lives. tourists from around the world here, tens of thousands of people come to climb this mountain every year, but the parkis this mountain every year, but the park is now closed for the foreseeable future because there are still a number of after—shocks happening here, so for now or no one is allowed up the mountain. that is right, rebecca, as you say, the hikers at there in mount rinjani, but then of course the island of lombok itself, thousands of homes have been damaged and hundreds of people have been left homeless. he

a relief operation‘s underway on the indonesian island of lombok after a powerful earthquake left 1aeople dead and damaged thousands of homes. the main quake hit early in the morning when many people were still sleeping and was followed by numerous aftershocks. officials say the number of casualties is expected to rise. just hours ahead of zimbabwe's historic election, former president robert mugabe has said he won't vote for the ruling party candidate. he was ousted last year and replaced by his former ally emmerson mnangagwa. the main challenger is the leader of the opposition mdc, nelson chamisa. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello. a warm welcome to dateline london. i'm jane hill. this week we're discussing the british prime minister's summer charm offensive in europe and asking, what is the new deal in the middle east? we'll discuss syria, iran and the us's approach. my guests this week, the british politicaljournalist steve richards, with us before he heads off to the edinburgh festival with his one—man show, from germany's die welt, stephanie bolzen, the editor of the abu—

they are with the body of an indonesian climate, and then in his 20s who was killed when the earthquake and rock hit his head. his family, we understand has flown in from the island of sulawesi here to retrieve his body, when it comes down off the mountain today. everyone else yesterday, hundreds of people were let off the mountain on different path and often too difficult to rain. the normal trails we re difficult to rain. the normal trails were blocked after the earthquake triggered massive landslides. many of those people i spoke to very mentally and physically exhausted. a few had to be rushed to hospital for dehydration, but the majority are in fairly good health. now, we know it is not just fairly good health. now, we know it is notjust those hikers that were affected, thousands of homes had been damaged, hundreds have been left homeless as well. so are there any attempts to help people rebuild, to get people into centres? well, presidentjoko widodo visited one of the worst hit areas down the coast from where i am, where there is still no electricity in those four villages. still

a powerful earthquake has killed at least 1a people on the central indonesian island of lombok — officialsespread damage has been caused. qatar denies accusations of running a secret campaign to undermine rival countries during the bidding process which led to it being awarded the world cup in 2022. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, big green dome. deep blue sea. and that yellow jersey. the eight planets of our solar system, all unique and instantly recognisable. and don't they look amazing from our viewing podium here in outer space? now what we really wanted show you is just how good visuals have become. not only does the graphics computer generate all of these lovely images but as the cameras move about, the objects in the background appear to stay in their correct positions. now this is not easy. this technology originally came from the movies and now it has come to tv. so, here we are in the bbc‘s virtual studio, and the first thing you will notice is obviously that the graphics computer replaces anything that is green with the background. but, in order to draw all of t

a powerful earthquake has killed at least 13 people on the central indonesian island of lombok, and officials say hundreds of people have been injured. qatar denies accusations of running a secret campaign to undermine rival countries during the bidding process which led to it being awarded the world cup in 2022. now on bbc news, its time for dateline london. hello, a warm welcome to dateline london, i'mjane hill, and this week we're discussing the british prime minister's summer charm offensive in europe and asking, what is the new deal in the middle east? we'll discuss syria, iran and the us' approach. my guests this week — the british political journalist steve richards, with us before he heads off to the edinburgh festival with his one—man show. from germany's die welt, stephanie bolzen. the editor of the abu—dhabi—based daily the nation, mina al oraibi. and the american writer and broadcaster, jeff mcallister. a warm welcome to all of you at the start of summer. school is out. so is parliament. but there's no rest for senior members of the british government. theresa may says she has now

a powerful earthquake on an indonesian island popular with tourists has killed at least 14 people andaused widespread damage trolls — people who abuse others online and who try to intimidate election candidates and campaigners could be barred from public office, the government says qatar denies claims it ran a secret campaign to sabotage other countries‘ bids for the 2022 world cup also this hour — on the brink of taking cycling's greatest prize. geraint thomas will ride into paris later all—but assured the tour de france crown. and at two thirty westminster in review looks back at mps clashing in the commons over brexit, the windrush scandal and the nhs. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. welcome to bbc news. fire fighters are tackling more than 100 separate fires along the west coast of north america, from canada down to the us state of new mexico. in california, 40,000 people in a single town have been forced to abandon their homes. the wildfires are known to have killed five people, two of them children, but many remain unaccounted for. caroline davies reports. with the force to

more than 500 hikers have been safely brought down from a mountain on the indonesian island of lombokody of one indonesian climber killed by a falling rock on mount rinjani is still to be recovered. officials say a further 15 people have died elsewhere on the island. our correspondent rebecca henschke has the latest from the island. search and rescue teams say that almost all hikers have now come off the mountain. there are only six remaining up near the lake. they need to be brought down today. they should arrive this afternoon, in a few hours' time here. also coming off the meant as a body of an indonesian claimer, a man in his 20s who was killed by falling rocks. the earthquake triggered huge landslides, which blocked pathways out. officials say that they had to evacuate over a thousand hikers after the earthquake hit, the majority of them foreign nationals from countries like france, thailand as well as the netherlands. the rebuilding has begun of thousands of buildings that were damaged in the quake. we are also getting a lot of after—shocks here, which is keeping everyone tense.

tourists are led to safety as a powerful earthquake hits the indonesian island of lombok — at least 11an 100 are injured. also coming up...

relay in indonesia was carefully choreographed the successful games can be a major boost and the indonesian government wants to ensure everything goes to plan to that end police in jakarta have launched a two month long security crackdown to clear suspected criminals off the streets human rights watch says it's being used as a license to kill we know that the jakarta police chief himself has said on numerous occasions that he is encouraging his personnel to his for example to send criminal suspects to heaven rather than arrest them since the crackdown began two weeks ago police officers have shot dead at least eleven suspected criminals winded fifty two and arrested at least two hundred seventy police chief say the killed or injured posed a threat to offices and. we see that the asian games is coming up to me want to be good hosts and make our guest feel comfortable you take one case a pregnant woman was shot dead in front of her husband to get people to monterrey arrest him but he had a gun and resisted arrest so he acted according to our regulations it's not the first time rights groups h

indonesian authorities say all the hikers who were trapped on a mountain in lombok following a powerfulrs had been stuck on mount rinjani after the 6.a magnitude quake on sunday triggered landslides and cut off escape routes. rebecca henschke reports from lombok. the body of an indonesian hiker, muhammad ainul, carried down the mountain to his waiting, grieving family. he was killed by falling rocks in landslides triggered by sunday's powerful quake. remarkably, the only casualty on the mountain that had hundreds of foreign and local hikers on it at the time of the quake. helicopters arriving to airliftjust the last three hikers out. amongst the group, a local government official. she says she'd hoped helicopters would have arrived sooner. translation: i watched one foreign tourist having to climb out on foot, crying like this. i felt like i couldn't do anything to help. i had hoped the helicopters would arrive and at least take the women down. rescue workers say heavy clouds prevented them from landing earlier, and now all are out safely and the park is closed. living in the shadow of

the processing of their cases still ahead on the houses there are thousands left homeless by an indonesian quake and now off to self-respect come a worry. and after capturing most of syria from opposition fighters the government trains his eyes on the next battlefield in the north. hello and welcome back so we look at weather across indochina china and taiwan is really across parts of indochina where things are looking pretty wet at the moment some heavy rain still coming in here particularly me and marcos all areas are seeing a lot of rain at the moment that's likely to continue slightly better in conditions across the vietnam still a few heavy downpours around meanwhile for eastern parts of china we have showers for hong kong and fuzhou and you can also see the circulation that is tropical storm john dari which is heading towards shanghai in the following few days now as you move across into south asia we've got some very heavy rain across northeastern areas of this region really and we also have wanted to have the rainfall reports down in the parts of carolina for instance but it is the

a powerful earthquake has killed at least ten people on the central indonesian island of lombok. 40 people have been injured and the number of casualties is expected to rise. 0nline trolls who intimidate election candidates or campaigners could be barred from public office. the government is considering the move after a parliamentary report found social meatier abuse was rife in last year's general election. qatar has been accused of running a secret campaign to undermine rival countries in the bidding process which led to it being awarded the world cup in 2022. coming up, oursunday world cup in 2022. coming up, our sunday morning edition of the papers. before that, the sport news including the latest on the tour de france. geraint thomas set to become the first welshman to win the tour de france. after over 2000 miles of racing. 0ur reporter is there today in paris on the champs—elysees and a memorable day the british and specifically welsh cycling? wales have never had a male winner of the tour de france until now, later on, geraint thomas will lead the riders down the champs—elys es, in

tourists are led to safety as a powerful earthquake hits the indonesian island of lombok. at least 1a people have died and more than 100 are injured. also coming up... the growing threat of fake news. the government promises action over misinformation on facebook, and other social media, to regulate political ads and abusive posts. and britain's lewis hamilton wins the hungarian grand prix, heading in to formula 1's summer break with a 21—point a 21—point championship lead. 11 years ago, he was the youngest rider competing in the tour de france. well, in the last hour, geraint thomas has crossed the finish line in paris, becoming the first welshman to take the title. he joins sir bradley wiggins and chris froome as british winners, and together the trio have won six of the last seven titles. olly foster is in paris with all the details. tell us how it pans out. good evening to you. in the last 20 minutes, geraint thomas just about held it together on the top step of the podium after this final stage, the podium after this final stage, the final stage which is always a form

at least 1a people have been killed in an earthquake which struck the popular indonesian tourist island of lombok. also coming up: the growing threat of fake news. the government promises action over misinformation on facebook and other social media to regulate political ads and abusive posts. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking another look at the papers with our reviewersjohn rentoul from the independent and ruth lea from the arbuthnot banking group. stay with us for that. 11 years ago, he was the youngest rider competing in the tour de france. but today, as he crossed the finish line in paris, geraint thomas became the first welshman to take the title. the 32—year—old team sky rider follows sir bradley wiggins in 2012 and four—time tour champion chris froome as britain celebrates a sixth tour de france win in seven years. already the tour de france victor has been inundated with congratulations, especially from wales. geraint thomas‘ former cycling club said he's inspired a new generation. sian lloyd joined them for their party in cardiff. the party was in full swing by the time that ger

a relief operation is underway on the indonesian island of lombok, after a powerful earthquake left 1a people dead and damaged thousands of homes. the main quake hit early in the morning when many people were still sleeping and was followed by numerous aftershocks. officials say the number of casualties is expected to rise. just hours ahead of zimbabwe's historic election, former president robert mugabe has said he won't vote for the ruling party candidate. he was ousted last year and replaced by his former ally emmerson mnangagwa. the main challenger is the leader of the opposition mdc, nelson chamisa. those are the main headlines here on bbc news. now it's time for westminster in review. hello and welcome to a hot and sultry westminster, where the temperature has been rising inside the chamber and out. coming up on this programme, government and opposition mps harangue ministers as the government grapples with the uk's exit from the european union. a strong, independent, self—governing britain that is genuinely open to the world. not the miserable, permanent limbo of chequers. theres

president yokoi daughter has vowed to bring change to papua where poverty is widespread the indonesian government is building roads and and ports. tries to improve welfare but government critics say it's failing to help many in pop wa earlier this year church leaders reported hundreds of children in the last month region have died of malnutrition and hunger new findings about killings are reminded that the situation in the troubled east of the country has yet to improve now indonesia has become a nonpermanent member of the un security council there's a lot at stake to make sure that the human rights situation improves and pop once again finally live in peace step fasten al-jazeera that seven former u.s. ambassadors to the united nations have called on the trumpet ministration to restore funding for palestinian refugees the un relief and works agency is facing a major budget shortfall after the u.s. and house earlier this year is withholding sixty five million dollars agency provides aid for millions of palestinians across the middle east iran's president has rouhani has arrived in swit

tourists are led to safety as a powerful earthquake hits the indonesian island of lombok — at least 1aeople have died and more than a hundred are injured. qatar denies claims it ran a secret campaign to sabotage other countries‘ bids for the 2022 world cup. also this hour — toasting to his upcoming victory. geraint thomas is on the brink of becomig the first ever welshman to be crowed the tour de france champion. and at 4:30 the money clinic travels to miami, to speak to young families struggling with the cost of living. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. fire fighters are tackling more than 100 separate fires along the west coast of north america, from canada down to the us state of new mexico. in california, 40,000 people in a single town have been forced to abandon their homes. the wildfires are known to have killed five people — two of them children — but many remain unaccounted for. caroline davies reports. with the force to pull trees from the earth and overturn cars, gale force winds have turned this californian wildfire into what survivors called a tornado of flame. it's torn

a powerful earthquake on an indonesian tourist island kills at least 1a people, injures over a hundredd damages thousands of homes. qatar has denied claims it ran a secret campaign to sabotage other countries‘ bids for the 2022 world cup. also this hour, a change to the rules on blue badge parking permits. from next year, they will be made available to people in england with non—physical disabilities like autism and mental health problems. and at 12:30, click goes to hollywood and visits a virtual—reality film studio. five people have died and tens of thousands of people have fled their homes as huge wildfires continue to rage across the us state of california. firefighters say they are struggling to contain about 130 separate blazes. the governor of california has requested federal aid and declared a state of emergency in three more counties. almost 40,000 people have already left their homes in the city of redding. those remaining have been urged to leave immediately. thousands of firefighters are dealing with what have been described as tornados of fire. at least 500 buildings have

and hundreds of hikers are rescued from an indonesian mountain hit by an earthquake but thousands have been left homeless. but we begin in eastern afghanistan where an attack on a government building has killed at least fifteen people and injured fourteen others two gunmen set off explosives and stormed the department office for refugees in the city of jalalabad which has seen many deadly attacks security forces fought for six hours to end the siege this after a bus hit a roadside bomb killing eleven passengers shallop ballasts reports from kabul. jalalabad one of afghanistan's biggest cities and a new zone as the department of refugee of foods for a conference on how to help displaced afghans they were targeted. explosions hit the compounds exterior lowing to government to get possible. we're going to have. pulled off the market of i was sitting in my medical store when a gunman entered the refugee department right after that they started shooting and one of them blew himself up at the gate i saw two injured people come out of the building for several hours sporadic gunfire was heard

there's an urgent search for survivors on the indonesian island of lombok, after a powerful 6.4 magnitude earthquake that struck early sunday morning. mountain trekkers were forced to run from landslides following the quake. at least 1a people have been killed on the island, and there have been more than 100 aftershocks. cambodia's prime minister, hun sen, has claimed victory in the country's general election. critics say the vote was a sham because of his crackdown on opposition factions and lack of serious challengers. and congratulations are in order. this story is popular on bbc.com. geraint thomas has won the tour de france. he completed the final stage in paris. he said his surprise victory was "the stuff of dreams". that's all from me. stay with us here on bbc world news. now on bbc news, hardtalk‘s stephen sackur speaks to computer scientist, jaron lanier. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the internet is perhaps the defining technological advance of the last 50 years. it's opened up a new world of possibilities. but what if it's also representing an existential threat to h

tourists are led to safety as a powerful earthquake hits the indonesian island of lombok.bour mp, who's facing possible suspension after angrily criticising the leadership's stance on anti—semitism, says he's ashamed of the party.

countries have managed to come down of ok no since the fall of earthquake struck on sunday one indonesian man died through maining hikers are now safe. the guides and porters were amazing they really helped us to find a safe spot huge blocks were falling it was really scary and there was a lot of dust. at the foot of the mountain evidence that there was little so around here during the earthquake a group of hikers was staying and does home stay on malaysian woman died the house owner look for gas passports only to find a broken mobile phone and some clothes. the woman who died had just taken a shower and was still in a final a bit probably sending a message to a family because she wanted to go home that morning in this very strong earthquake happened this mountain is more than just a tourist destination many people call this place home more than five thousand of them are now homeless the government has promised funds to rebuild more than a thousand homes never before have they felt an earthquake this powerful at the foot of mount and johnny and aftershocks are still happening that's why e

more than 100 hikers who were trapped on a mountain on the indonesian island of lombok are now beinge triggered landslides which cut off escape routes. an evacuation effort to get the remaining hikers off the mountain is still under way. at least 16 people have died, and more than 160 were injured in the quake. our correspondent rebecca henschke explained how the rescue operation would be carried out. we are being told that it's at least another couple of hours. they've been met by rescue workers who say most are in good health, although amongst them is the body of a young indonesian climber who was hit by a rock when the earthquake struck. they are now leading them down the mountain. alternative paths to the ones people normally use, because the earthquake triggered some major landslides off the crater. where i am now, there are tents set up here treating the injured. in one of the tents over there, i've just seen one of the porters who helps people climb up this mountain, a very popular trip to do with tourists around the world. he rushed off the mountain in terror after the earthq

reduced to rubble thousands left homeless by an indonesian quake aftershocks become a worry. and i'm tatiana funded with the day's boat. to. play the last. was always told from the. basketball superstar le bron james get back to his community by opening a school for elementary students. so we begin with a developing story out of afghanistan a gun fight and explosions in the eastern city of jalalabad. just a few hours ago and followed an early attack on a boss in far a province in the west where eight people died in the jalalabad attack shops and government offices have been targeted. between afghan security forces and the gunman at least three explosions have been heard child about us as live for us in kabul this gun battle appears to still be raging. what more do we know. sporadic gunfire is being heard and they sin city of jalalabad between afghan and special forces and an unknown number of attackers we do understand eight people have been wounded that's just coming out from the negev provincial government spokesperson eight people wounded but he doesn't believe that they w