speaking in an itv documentary about his charity work in lesotho the prince said losing his mother atery, very differently". secunder kermani reports. what is it that you are making? clothes, obviously. laughter prince harry looks in his element as he helps out in a centre teaching life skills to young people affected by hiv. it is run by a charity he co—founded ten years ago in the small south african state of lesotho. sentebale have helped more than 21,000 people, many of them teenagers. and harry's clearly passionate about its work. hiv/aids is the number one killer of adolescents across sub—saharan africa. because kids don't take their drugs? lesotho is an example. you have a bunch of kids who have no idea about hiv. they are not allowed to talk about it. and now that we have the drugs and pills to be able to give these kids a healthy, happy long life, yet we're not educating them or empowering them to make their own decisions. harry first visited africa in 1997, not long after his mother's death and he says he still feels a connection to the continent. i think the first time that

"prince harry in africa" will be broadcast on itv at 9pm on monday. it is quarter past 12. strike on southern rail tomorrow, the head of the rmt says the union is not using the strike to take on the government. evacuations start again in aleppo after they were disrupted two days ago. swearing an oath to british values — a government plan to make all civil serva nts government plan to make all civil servants pledge allegiance to values like democracy, fairness and freedom of speech. sport now. a full round—up from the bbc sports centre with richard. hello. let's start with cricket and the 5th test between england and india in chennai. india are closing in on england's first innings total of 477. at the close of play the home side are 391—4, trailing the tourists by 86 runs. the lynchpin of india's innings was kl rahul, who was out on 199, just one run short of his double century. the men who'll return to the crease tomorrow are nair, who's on 71 and vijay who's 17 not out. jim lumsden looks back at the action... there has been little to sing and dance about her england. indi

prince harry in africa will be broadcast on itv at 9pm on monday. now, the weather. will last through the evening into tomorrow morning. dense patches are possible, so watch out that if you're travelling. is a weak weather system in the north west. some dense patches are possible. watch out for that if you're travelling. a week weather system approaching the far north west of the uk, into the western isles initially we will see outbreaks of rain heading in. plenty of cloud around. you could get isolated pockets of frost as temperatures dropped close to freezing. plenty of cloud to start monday morning. a bit patchy rain could feed into parts of the east and south—east of england. the weakening weather front taking spots of rain southwards. a few brighter skies heading in late in the day behind that. top temperatures for the most part in single figures around 5—9dc. a frosty start to tuesday. the weather turning much more unsettled and active from midweek. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the evacuation of civilians from eastern aleppo is hit with another setba

some of whom will never return. >> that was itv's dan rivers reporting in aleppo for us.l remarks from un ambassador at an emergency briefings yesterday at the un blasting syria and its allies over humanitarian situation there and reports of civilians being shot of cold blood. >> it should shame you. instead, is there literally nothing that could shame you and no execution of a child that gets under the skin that creeps you out a little bit. >> joining me now, with the pictures this we just saw and combined of what was said last night with the un. you have been in touched with some of the people we saw and the young woman with the glasses, you talked to her. >> and as well as the other gentleman and the few activists have been the eyes and ears of many journalists on the grudeou. they are the only ones that can tell us what they are seeing on the ground and experiencing. that's what made it difficult. you brought up a powerful one that's being addressed from the representative from russia and the syrian government and allies. there are some that are saying that this will

here is how the news at 10:00 started on itv tonight in great britain. >> confusion reigns tonight. if it was any other american president, we would say we are looking at a serious with serious and uncertain consequences. this is donald trump we are talking about. it might just about an idle remark. welcome to the future. >> about where this came from, it's not clear. trump may have been responding to remarks by vladimir putin speaking to military leaders. he said russia needs to strengthen the military potential of strategic nuclear forces. appearing on msnbc, incoming trump white house aide kellyanne conway said he didn't mean to set new policy and when he talked about strengthening and expanding, he meant nuclear readiness. >> he is making the point that this is about nuclear proliferation in the face of rogue nations and regimes that are stockpiling weapons, it would seem. his first priority is to keep up and secure. in a perfect world, we wouldn't have nuclear weapons. it's not. it's a dangerous world. >> it's proliferation. >> what he is saying, all the president-elect is sayi

she was asked that question yet again during a recent interview with itv. she told them, she doesn't really see how that would work because that period of time was sort of nostalgic. she said the show was not only a gift for the actors, but she's glad that viewers can enjoy it again and again, in syndication. which she collects paychecks from again and again. and just watch it a lot of shows people would like to see. come back a little bit more. a wheeled conundrum. do you really want the actors whether it's friends or something else 20 or 30 years later coming back and possibly ruining what was a great show cracks that's exactly what a lot of people are worried about. never meet your heroes. not going to be your hero anymore. we're a month away from the new year. be for 2017. their list is based on events that have taken place over 2016. it's really been an interesting year. here are some guesses for girls. belle because of the beauty and the beast remake. eleven from the show stranger things. they call her l. you want to make a bet? move along. meghan bec

itve make sure she had lots of cool water and watermelon and the sanctuary is just what this pachyderm needs it's trees and leaves and open areas and here she is, just walking to her new home. >> she gets around well, doesn't she? there's a group of people surrounding a blind elephant that could take a step any which way and weighs tons, but she's very gentle and constant. >> they will make sure her the tlc from here. >> exactly, charity. >>> police in england are looking for these three men and say they are responsible for the kidnapping of this woman. they believe she was walking alone when the three men jumped out and nabbed her and brought her to the boat house. you see her in the middle. put something over her head and believe she tossed her in the van and punched her several times and now here they are trying to get location. >> now she's blinded, overpowered. the odds are against her. >> who is this woman? does she have something to do with the boat house? trying to get money out of this place? >> no reports if she was targeted or a random act. here there's interior footage and

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in a recent interview with itv, he explains how he turned his mother's legacy in africa into a personal call. >> hiv/aids is the number one killer of adolescents across sub-saharan af documentary show cases his work with african hiv patients. harry now embracing responsibilities he once shied away from. the charity he helped set up has provided testing and counseling to 21,000 patients, with plans to expand to other african countries. >> what started as an idea of me saying i've got a year off, i want to do something constructive with my life, i want to do something that makes my mother proud. >> reporter: it's a legacy he hopes to pass on. >> for me i have this love of africa that will never disappear, it will be there and i hope it carries on with my children as well. >> reporter: harry az is apparently in love as well. his new girlfriend has the british press buzzing about this passionate prince. matt bradley, nbc news, london. >>> the university of minnesota football team will now play in the holiday bowl, ending a brief boycott protesting the suspension of players over alleged sexu

because it can't tell whether it is a tablet game computer or a console computer, but in any see how itveet. on top of that, nintendo has promised to bring more smartphone games between now and march, and we will be looking to see if they deliver upside as well. rishaad: thank you. reed stevenson joining us from tokyo, nintendo and its future. let's tell you about some of the world's wealthy football players , the latest to head to china, because wait for this because this is an eye-watering deal. he signed a contract said to earn him three quarters of a million dollars a week. butgure has not been named, he will make $84 million in two years. questions about how chinese clubs can pay such sums. can i look away now? i have to go. i am terrified of heights. china has opened the highest bridge in the world. there you go. soaring some 570 meters above the river valley in the southwestern part of the country. the bridge crosses the gorge between two provinces and is tall as a 200 story building. began in 2013 and it did have a final price tag of $150 million. right, up next, angie and david w

that itve also insisted is unwise and unsustainable to ask our military to build nations on the othere of the world or resolve their internal conflicts, particularly in places where our forces become a magnet for terrorists and insurgents. instead, it has been my conviction that even as we focus relentlessly on dismantling terrorist networks like al qaeda and isil, we should ask allies to do their share in the fighting and we should strengthen local partners who can provide lasting security. thee convictions guided policies we pursued, both in iraq and afghanistan. when i took office, the united states was focused overwhelmingly on iraq, where nearly 150,000 american troops had spent years fighting an insurgency and helping build a democratic government. hadwhile, al qaeda regrouped in the former region of afghanistan and pakistan and was actively planning attacks against our homeland. 150,000ought nearly troops home from iraq, consistent with the status of forces agreement negotiated by the previous administration, and we searched our efforts -- and our efforts along with our allies

secretly set up a new company and bought distribution rights to reality show to artificially inflate itvsege. an oscar long shot making history at the academy awards. before the nominations are even announced. members of the academy reportedly considering kelly man tell the transgender actress stars in confessions of womanizer for best supporting actor and actress. man tell born as a man now considers himself a gender fluid performer and the academy says that makes him eligible for either award. and a marxist run restaurant finds out the hard way that you can't run a business on a socialist playbook. the garden diner cafe in grand rapids, michigan closing up shop after operating without any managers and letting employees making their other decision while paying quote livable wage. waiting 40 minutes for a vegan sandwich. no surprise that restaurant did not last very long. is now closed up. >> vegan sandwiches don't taste as good when you get them in three seconds let alone 40 minutes. wait 40 minutes for a vegan sandwich. >> i have never ordered one. >> starting today. >> yeah. exactly. w

years, and itve really aggressively lately, retailers and arguing you should be using comparable salesarts of the country, making this argument in court. the difference between the two can be drastic. sometimes big-box stores sit vacant for years, i have restrictions on that that prevent competitors from coming in. the prices can be very low. you can have a store the cost $10 million to build and sells for $3 million. that difference in property taxes amounting to a big budget problem for a lot of small towns. opponents called the dark store loophole. we talked to the lawyer who negotiated the legal framework kindness. what did he have to say in defense of that? lookon: while it might like why should a vacant abandoned to target be used as a thatrable sale to a lowe's cost $10 million to build, he says the value of the property to that particular owner is not the same as it is to anyone else. if you buy a suit and have a tailored specifically for you, it has value to you. it has no value or very little value to me. that's the argument that he has made. a judge in michigan agreed with i

everyone was working at a high level, it was a jov- the halcyon begins on monday evening at 9pm on itvn the victoria line, slight delays. a little bit of good news. paddington station has reopened today after 6 days of major engineering work. the fog is causing problems this morning. there‘s no woolwich ferry, and no thames clippers between woolwich to greenwich. meanwhile, expect delays and cancellations to flights. the a501 marlybone road is still down to one lane in both directions at baker street. this is the weather. a cold start to the day, with dense fog, which will be slow to clear. there will be a height of six temperatures. —— there will be a height of 6 degrees. that‘s it from us on breakfast this morning. we‘ll both be back tomorrow. we‘ll revisit some of the powerful stories you‘ve shared with us here on breakfast in 2016. until then, goodbye! this is bbc news. i‘m gavin esler. the headlines at 09.00. moscow promises retaliation — after president 0bama expels 35 russian diplomats in the us election hacking row. as russian officials are given 72 hours to leave washington, s