the big story is ivory coast going out.e lost generation, the likes of toures, and the captain having quit since the title in 2015. attention will also focus on renard, the man who guided them to their title two yea rs who guided them to their title two years ago, who is now in charge of morocco, and so masterminded their demise. in the other group c game, dr congo wrapped up top spot, beating togo 3—1. morocco finished second in the group, but the big story of course is the african champions going out, joining pretournament favourites algeria, and host nation gabon, to be eliminated in the group staged at this year's african cup of nations, where the shocks continue to come. so just to confirm — that result means morocco qualify for the quarterfinals second in the group, behind dr congo who just needed a point against togo to reach the last eight, but ran away with a 3—1win. napoli are into the semi finals of the italian cup after a 1—0 win against fiorentina. the spanish forward jose callejon with the goal. both teams fin

david shukman, bbc news, in ivory coast.t, looking at how the trafficking might be stopped. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories. a former employee of halifax bank of scotland has been found guilty and another admitted his part in a multimillion—pound fraud. banker lynden scourfield conspired with businessman david mills to supposedly provide loans to small businesses if they took advice from mills' company. but much of the money was spent on luxury holidays and cruises, prostitutes and fast cars. four others were also convicted, they'll be sentenced on thursday. the metropolitan police say they're now investigating more than 250 allegations of sexual abuse at 77 football clubs in the london area, including all of the capital's five premier league teams. but the bulk of the allegations involve amateur and youth teams. police in france have interviewed the centre—right presidential candidate francois fillon and his wife over allegations that she was paid for work she never did. an investigation was started las

the president of ivory coast says he's reached a deal to end a mutiny in the army. soldiers, has been released. catrina renton reports. it started on friday, when soldiers blocked the roads, taking over the second—largest city, bouake. and the unrest spread to other cities. un troops queued up, waiting to try and calm the situation down. the reason — the soldiers want improvements in their living conditions and pay. the defence minister met soldiers in bouake, and it looked like a deal had been reached. translation: these were not negotiations. we came here to talk with our men, get their concerns, and to give a true account about talks to the president of the republic. and then the president went on national television, saying he would take into account what they wanted. but he did chastise them. translation: i would like to repeat that this way of making demands is not appropriate. indeed, it tarnishes the image of our country, after all of our efforts in development and diplomatic transition. having marked my position, i call on all our soldiers to go back to the

david shukman, bbc news, in ivory coast.rowing problem of loneliness in the uk. today, an organisation has been set up to look at practical solutions to the problem in memory of the murdered labour mp, jo cox. mrs cox had started the process of establishing the commission when she was killed outside her constituency lastjune. our home editor, mark easton, reports. alone, in a crowd. in some senses we've never been more connected, but for millions, this is the age of loneliness. westminster today saw the launch of a campaign to recognise it and overcome it. the mpjo cox had started to set up a commission on loneliness before her murder last year. in her name, parliamentarians from all parties say they're keeping her legacy alive and her sister explained how she and jo experienced loneliness themselves. when jo went away to university it was a very difficult time for both of us and i think it would be fair to say that we both experienced loneliness. we would talk late at night about how much we missed each other. having been s

a mother and baby in ivory coast's comoe national park show some unique behaviour. these tree holes, they are making and using tools. it's just another insight into the remarkable behaviour of our closest primate cousins. if you think they've got 90—95% the same dna as humans, they are very intelligent animals. we've seen it, working at chester zoo with these animals, the kind of things they can do. the different cultures of chimpanzees have learnt different tool use. so it's certainly not new to find chimpanzees using tools. the animals are already known to use sticks to fish for termites and to dip into beehives for honey, but the researchers were particularly impressed by how well crafted these drinking tools were. chimps selected and stripped long thin sticks and chewed the ends into very water—absorbent brushes. and for captive breeding programmes like this one, zoos have to understand these natural behaviours to keep the animals as mentally stimulated as possible. we give them small sticks. and then we give them an area where they keep honey, ready brek, that

david shukman, bbc news, ivory coast.t investigation into the sale of chimpanzees brings today's broadcast to a close fit you can find much more on all the day's news on our website. i am laura trevelyan. thanks for watching "world news america." >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good. kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days, cooling trade winds, and the crystal blue caribbean sea. nonstop flights are available from most major airports. more information for your vacation planning is available at aruba.com. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los a

eric bailly is one such player, with the ivory coast demanding players are with the camp on the secondth. his club manager isn't exactly delighted by the situation. he is leaving, he goes for the national team. it has to be the national team on the second of january. we asked them, for him to be on the third. they refused. and so we be on the third. they refused. and so we cannot play against west ham. i wish ivory coast will be champions, because with this kind of decisions, it is because they are controlling every second. so for sure they want to win the african cup. the first tennis grand slam of the year kicks off in just a couple of weeks, and ahead of the australian open in melbourne, world number one andy murray gets his 2017 campaign under way this week when he competes at the qatar open. after a year that included retaining his olympic title and winning wimbledon for the second time, the 29—year—old insists 12—time grand slam champion novak djokovic still poses the biggest threat. you know, we played many big matches over the years, and slams, played at the olympics, and obvio

our research led us to ivory coast and a secret animal—trafficking network.ideo of a crate specially made for wildlife smuggling. animals that you can trade hiding a chimpanzee down below. he then met a colleague of ours who was pretending to be a buyer and using a hidden camera. ibrahima spelled out his prices in dollars. 0ur undercover colleague went to see the animal for himself. 0ur colleague took pictures. his cover story was that he needed proof for a client in indonesia. at this point, the police moved in. ibrahima traore was arrested. he's facing charges related to wildlife trafficking along with his uncle, mohammed. the police then ordered everyone onto the ground. and they found the chimpanzee, a young male. so the police have just made all of these arrests. it's pretty edgy here, the atmosphere, and it's all about this, a baby chimpanzee taken from the jungle. out of the jungle, all of the adults in its family have to be killed. —— the real tragedy of this trade is that to get one infant chimpanzee out of the jungle, all of the adults in its family

a mother and baby in ivory coast's comoe national park show some unique behaviour. season, so to reach a water supply hidden deep within these tree holes, they are making and using tools. it's just another insight into the remarkable behaviour of our closest primate cousins. if you think they've got 90—95% the same dna as humans, they are very intelligent animals. we've seen it, working at chester zoo with these animals, the kind of things they can do. the different cultures of chimpanzees have learnt different tool use. so it's certainly not new to find chimpanzees using tools. the animals are already known to use sticks to fish for termites and to dip into beehives for honey, but the researchers were particularly impressed by how well crafted these drinking tools were. chimps selected and stripped long thin sticks and chewed the ends into very water—absorbent brushes. and for captive breeding programmes like this one, zoos have to understand these natural behaviours to keep the animals as mentally stimulated as possible. we give them small sticks. and then we give

david shukman, bbc news, in ivory coast.aunched a medium—range ballistic missile. according to the white house, the launch took place on sunday. the missile is said to have exploded after around 1,000 kilometres. iran hasn't commented on the claim. the un security council is set to hold urgent talks in response to any possible breach of the international deal to restrict iran's nuclear programme. last year's us election campaign was marked by persistent claims that millions of american voters were influenced by so—called fake news, a mass of false or misleading reports posted online and widely circulated mainly on social media. household names, such as facebook and google, are now being asked to take more responsibility for verifying stories. 0ur media editor amol rajan reports. fake news rose to prominence during the american presidential election, when outrageous stories about endorsements of donald trump went viral on social media. some of these stories were read by millions. but none were true. now mps will investigate h

david shukman, bbc news, in ivory coast.rsistent claims that millions of american voters were influenced by so—called ‘fake news,‘ a mass of false or misleading reports posted online and widely circulated mainly on social media. household names such as facebook and google are now being asked to take more responsibility for verifying stories. our media editor amol rajan reports. fake news rose to prominence during the american presidential election, when outrageous stories about endorsements of donald trump went viral on social media. some of these stories were read by millions. but none were true. now mps will investigate how to disrupt the economics of fake news, and what tools users of social media need to separate reality from lies. it's a big and growing problem, and when in america, during the presidential election, we saw a scenario where the spreading of fake news stories was reaching bigger audiences than legitimate news stories, that's got to be a big threat to our media and our democracy. the fake news inquiry will

david shukman, bbc news, in ivory coast.n, including a full break down of the international trade in baby chimps, just go to our website, that is bbc.com/news, or download the bbc news app. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after liftoff. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman school teacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word "revolution". the earthquake singled out buildings, and brought them down in seconds. tonight, the search for any survivors has an increasing desperation about it as the hours pass. the new government is firmly in control of the entire republic of uganda. moscow got its first taste of western fast food, as mcdonald's opened its biggest restaurant, in pushkin square. but the hundreds of muscovites who queued up today won't find it cheap, with a big mac costing half a day's wages for the average russian. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: d

david shukman, bbc news, in ivory coast. chimpanzee smuggling this saturday and sunday at 9.30pm on the bbc news channel. a look at some more news then. in france, the centre—right candidate in the presidential election, francois fillon, is facing new questions over a salary paid to his wife from public funds. there are new allegations that penelope fillon was paid close to £750,000 for her role as parliamentary assistant with no evidence of her actually doing thejob. mr fillon says that he'll withdraw his candidacy if a formal investigation is launched. nearly 50,000 gay and bisexual men who were convicted of sexual offences which have since been abolished have been given posthumous pardons. another 15,000 men who are still alive can also apply to be pardoned under the so—called turing's law, which was named after the second world war codebreaker, alan turing. the irish novelist sebastian barry has become the first person to win the prestigious costa book of the year award twice. at a ceremony in london tonight, he won for

the ivory coast president says he has reached an agreement with mutineering soldiers over pay and conditions, but it is not clear if all the soldiers will accept the new settlement. the mutiny began on friday, and spread to the capital, where soldiers took over the army headquarters. millions of commuters in london will face disruption from 6:00pm tonight and most of monday, after talks to avert a strike on the london underground broke down. members of the rmt union will walk out for 2h hours, in a dispute overjobs and the closure of some ticket offices. another union, the tssa, said london underground offered it a new deal during talks at the conciliation service acas, which it will put to its members. now on bbc news, our world. ghana's biggest fishing ground, lake volta, holds a dark secret. tens of thousands of children who work on its waters have been trafficked into a life of forced labour. given up by poorfamilies on the promise of a better life. many face violence, and some even die on the job. he's a child, but he's no longer a child. the government has pledged to eradicate this ill

genie: a political crisis is taking place behind the scenes in ivory coast. flo: what we are seeing behind the mutiny is a political arm wrestling match going on, essentially a struggle for influence among two key players. you have the president and then the former leader of the rebel the other comeed to power. he is also the president of the national assembly in ivory coast, and he was reelected with a moderate -- with a large majority yesterday. this nude me that we have seen was an attempt to weaken and show some muscle. there is a similar analysis in l'opinion." -- in that is what this mutiny was a reminder of. genie: now to the united states, where barack obama is in the spotlight, going to give his final presidential farewell address today in his hometown of begano, the city where he his political career. flo: french papers are paying a lot of attention. many papers elsewhere are fascinated with barack obama. you can see the front page, saying that eight years after he came to power, his farewell has a bitter taste. in the editorial, his track record wi

. >> next to a story we're following out of the ivory coast. soldiers have launched mutinies in three areas. the second-largest city, they had several mutinies later. by --test we are joined can you tell us what the situation is currently? the situation currently is a standstill reportedly in the city as you mentioned, it's the second-largest in the country. it is between soldiers who were demilitarized from the previous civil war that occurred in the country which ended in 2011. pay that theyding say they are owed. but we know right now is residents reported gunfire early this morning around 2:00 a.m. local time. there been reports that these soldiers of targeted police stations. i spoke to some university students on the ground who said they heard gunfire during the night. it's not clear if those shots were directed at anyone. i can just say that they seemed to be fired in the air according to people there. , people are not out in the street as much. are closed. it appears that the government has asked the spokesman for a comment. he says the

we briefed interpol and the ivory coast police, and they moved in. police!traumatic experiences and may take time to recover. he may have seen his family wiped out in front of his eyes and we know that the statistics suggest that for every one chimp that makes it, up to ten chimps don't if the family is killed. i don't know, physically, he doesn't look too bad, from what i've seen on the footage, but mentally these things can be very profound. after the police operation, the baby chimp was taken first to the interpol office in abidjan. he clambered towards the only people he knew — the men who'd been holding him captive. ibrahima traore faces charges related to wildlife trafficking, so does his uncle, mohammed. their mobile phones are a goldmine of information about links between the poachers and the jungles, corrupt officials and buyers in asia and the gulf. but when it comes to wildlife crime, the international police effort is focused on saving elephants and rhinos, not chimpanzees. without the funding, we can't do anything. but what we're trying to becom

united's eric bailly is one of them as hejoins up with the ivory coast squad.y jose mourinho is not impressed. eric bailly is leaving, he goes to the national team. he has to be in the national team. he has to be in the national team. he has to be in the national team on the 2nd of january. we asked for him to be on the third, they refused. so he cannot play against west ham. i wish ivory coast to be champion because with these decisions, it is because they are controlling every second. for sure, they will win the african cup. moving on to rugby union. the leicester centre manu tuilagi limped out of their premiership match against saracens with a right knee problem just a day after being named in england's six nations training squad. the sarries won the game 16—12. tuilagi has suffered groin problems for two years and lasted just 7 minutes — all witnessed by the england coach eddiejones. the match was governed by tit for tat penalties until owen farrell — who scored all of the saracens points — broke free. sarries' victory came without a bonus so they're a poin

eric bailly (buy—e) is one of them, as hejoins up (buy—e) is one of them, as hejoins up with the ivory coasthe has to be in the national team. he has to be in the national team. he has to be in the national team on the 2nd of january. we asked them for him to be on the third. they refused. so he cannot play against west ham. i wish the ivory coast to be champions, because with this kind of decisions it is because they are controlling every second. so for sure, they are going to win the african cup. like i said, not impressed. 0k, to win the african cup. like i said, not impressed. ok, that's all the sport for now. studio: thanks, chris. performers from around the world have taken to the streets in london for the city's annual new year's day parade. more than 8,500 performers from 20 different countries took part in the event, which was shown on more than 600 tv stations across the world. it was created 31 years ago by two parents who wanted to amuse their children, but found most attractions and shops were closed on new year's day. they look like they are having fun. let's go to hollywood no

plus, some soldiers in ivory coast are rejecting a government deal over pay bonuses. find out what they are demanding next. migraines steal moments from my life. so i use excedrin. it starts to relieve migraine pain in just 30 minutes. and it works on my symptoms, too. now moments lost to migraines are moments gained with excedrin. [heartbeat] we'vand here...here. and here. the answer is 8. bottom line, life is hard. that's why godaddy created website builder... it makes creating a website...easy. build an awesome mobile-friendly, website... and it's free to get started. plus with the money you save, you can hire a math tutor. get your free trial of godaddy website builder now! at godaddy.com >>> isis is claiming responsibility for a car bombing in eastern baghdad. a suicide bomber drove into a busy outdoor market and at the time done natetonated the car. it killed at least 20 people. the terror group said the attacker deliberately targeted shiites gathering in the area. in neighboring syria, a massive car bomb has killed about 50 people and wounded 80 more. no one ha

a deal to end the mutiny in the ivory coast — the president says he'll accept the soldiers‘ demands. how a wayne rooney goal seven minutes into an fa cup match against reading marks a moment of history at manchester united. donald trump has given more reaction to the intelligence report released on friday, which accused russian president vladimir putin of ordering the hacking of us political parties during the election. on twitter, mr trump said: "having a good relationship with russia is a good thing, not a bad thing. only "stupid" people, or fools, would think that it is bad! we have enough problems around the world without yet another one. when i am president, russia will respect us far more than they do now and both countries will, perhaps, work together to solve some of the many great and pressing problems and issues of the world! our correspondent barbara plett—usher, who is in washington, has been assessing mr trump's response to that intelligence briefing. mrtrump has mr trump has been doing most of the news—making, as you could see with his tweet on russia. he has renewed hi

our research led us to ivory coast and a secret animal—trafficking network.lly made for wildlife smuggling. animals that you can trade hiding a chimpanzee down below. he then met a colleague of ours who was pretending to be a buyer and using a hidden camera. ibrahima spelled out his prices in dollars. our undercover colleague went to see the animal for himself. our colleague took pictures. his cover story was that he needed proof for a client in indonesia. at this point, the police moved in. ibrahima traore was arrested. he's facing charges related to wildlife trafficking along with his uncle, mohammed. the police then ordered everyone onto the ground. and they found the chimpanzee, a young male. so the police have just made all of these arrests. it's pretty edgy here, the atmosphere, and it's all about this, a baby chimpanzee taken from the jungle. the real tragedy of this trade is that to get one infant chimpanzee out of the jungle, all of the adults in its family have to be killed. that's as many as ten adults slaughtered just to get one chimp here ready f

the government in the ivory coast says it has reached an agreement with soldiers to end a two—day mutiny country. the president says he is ready to take into account the soldiers demand for pay and conditions after the announcement the defence minister, who had been held by the mutineers, was released. the mutiny has spread to army bases in many cities including the commercial capital. the former human rights lawyer has been sworn in as the new president of ghana. several heads of state we therefore the ceremony. it is considered the success of democracy in africa. here is what the new president and some of what the crowd had to say. we have an adventurous people who are in a hurry for change. i have no doubt that the talents, energy, sense of enterprise and innovation of the darnay and can be harnessed to make ghana the place where dreams come true. i'm sure he will reduce some taxes and he is going to help. i also think that we do need more investment from others into the country and it needs to be strategic. the way we go about getting investment into the country because, you know, th

the government in ivory coast says it's reached an agreement with soldiers to end a two—day mutiny thatad spread across the country. the defence minister, who'd been held by the mutineers, has been released. now it's time for reporters. hello and welcome to reporters. i'm karin giannone. from here in the world's newsroom, we send out correspondents to bring you the best stories from across the globe. in this week's programme, inside istanbul's reina nightclub. mark lowen gets exclusive access to the scene of turkey's new year's eve terror attack, in which 39 people died. the owners of reina say they will reopen the nightclub. it's a sign of the defiant mood here. on the front line of yemen's civil war. nawal al—maghafi joins government troops as they try to recapture the capital sana'a from rebel forces. translation: people are lost, but at least land is liberated. the rebels are retreating on a daily basis. the bright lights of atlantic city, which failed to really shine. nick bryant asks what the project tells us about donald trump's business track record. so when he says he can make

a mother and baby in ivory coast's comoe national park show some unique behaviour.ing tools. it's just another insight into the remarkable behaviour of our closest primate cousins. if you think they've got 90—95% the same dna as humans, they are very intelligent animals. we've seen it, working at chester zoo with these animals, the kind of things they can do. the different cultures of chimpanzees have learnt different tool use. so it's certainly not new to find chimpanzees using tools. the animals are already known to use sticks to fish for termites and to dip into beehives for honey, but the researchers were particularly impressed by how well crafted these drinking tools were. chimps selected and stripped long thin sticks and chewed the ends into very water—absorbent brushes. and for captive breeding programmes like this one, zoos have to understand these natural behaviours to keep the animals as mentally stimulated as possible. we give them small sticks. and then we give them an area where they keep honey, ready brek, that kind of thing. and they have to use their

ivory coast, can they defend their title?football after they won it two years ago and now of course the ivorian is with wilfried zaha. what course the ivorian is with wilfried za ha. what about course the ivorian is with wilfried zaha. what about the runners up last time, can they go one better? the hosts gabon have never been beyond the quarterfinals it's a tomorrow, but gabonese voices are not the only ones being heard this country. ed harry bbc news, libreville. that's put me off my dinner! a lot of stories will be coming out of gabon in the next few weeks. tennis is going to give us a few headlines over the next fortnight with the start of the australian open next week. british number 0nejohanna konta has won her final warm—up tournament. she beat agnieszka radwanska in straight sets to win the sydney international, the second wta title of her career. here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. in the tennis arena, johanna konta demands attention. after an extraordinary rise through the rankings, she's now in the top t

the defending champions, the ivory coast, are out of the african cup of nations. needed to beat morocco to reach the quarter—finals, but this goal from rachid alioui sent the moroccans into the last eight instead as runners up in group c. the democratic republic of the congo are also through to the quarter—finals, they beat togo 3—1 to finish top of group c. junior kabananga scored his third in three games, he's now the tournament's leading scorer. the new man in charge of formula one, chase carey, says the sport needs a fresh perspective after a0 years of bernie ecclestone‘s leadership. the 86—year—old has been given an advisory role following f1's 6.5 billion takeover by the american company liberty media. former team principal ross brawn returns to the sport as managing director, he thinks that ecclestone could have left a better legacy when it comes to running the sport. probably the frustration for me, if there is arnie, is he didn't for someone there is arnie, is he didn't for someone into the sport. i think that would have been fantastic. that would have be

now he is at a zoo in ivory coast and the keepers have named him.nd then dumped. our investigation led us to a dealer who was secretly filmed spelling out his prices in dollars. our undercover reporter went to the dealer's house and saw him holding the baby chimp. we were in a street nearby. we briefed interpol and the ivory coast police and they moved the dealer was arrested. and the baby chimp was freed. but he's been a series of traumatic experiences and they take time to recover. he may have seen his family wiped out in front of his eyes. and we know that the statistics to suggest that for everyone chimp that makes it up to ten don't. the family is killed. physically he doesn't look that bad from what i've seen on the footage but mentally these things can be very profound. after the police operation the baby chimp was taken first to the interpol office. he clambered towards the only people he knew, the men who has been holding him captive. abraham faces charges related to wildlife trafficking, and so does his uncle mohammed. —— ibrahim. their mo

david shukman, bbc news, in ivory coast. david shukman‘s report on the bbc news at 10 this evening, and a longer version of that report is on the bbc news website. peter capaldi has announced his plans to hang up his sonic screwdriver and step down from doctor who. i'm a bit gutted about that! i shouldn't say but i am! he will leave the tardis for the last time during the christmas special later this year, saying he felt it was time to move on. dan johnson has more. we need to get back. back where? to the future. 2017 needs us. leaving us the future. 2017 needs us. leaving us in need of a new time lord. peter cooke paoli will hand over the sonic screwdriver at the end of this yea r‘s screwdriver at the end of this year's series. he shocked fans with last night's announcement on live radio. i've always been somebody that did a lot of different things. i've never done onejob that did a lot of different things. i've never done one job for three yea rs. i've never done one job for three years. this is the first time i've done th

after being hidden in the forest of the ivory coast for a month, this remote camera captured somethingthin the trees. it's a new insight into the remarkable behaviour of our closest primate cousins. if you think they've got 90—95% saying dna as humans, they are very intelligent animals. we've seen it working at chester zoo, working with these animals, just the kind of things they can do. different cultures of chimpanzees have learned different tool use. so it's certainly not new to find chimpanzees using tools. this footage, captured in nigeria, shows another population of chimps using sticks to fish for termites. but a closer examination of the chimps' drinking tools revealed that they were carefully crafted. the end of each stick chewed into a long, very water absorbent brush. for captive breeding programmes like this one, zoos have to understand these natural behaviours to keep their animals as mentally stimulated as possible. we give them small sticks and then we give them an area where they keep honey, ready brek, hat kind of thing. and they have to use their sticks, they have to

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togo and ivory coast played out a 0—0 draw.2—2 draw at torino on monday. milan are fifth in serie a. in spain, malaga lost 2—0 at home to fifth—place real sociedad. valtteri bottas will drive for mercedes in formula 1 next season. the finnish driver has been announced as nico rosberg's replacement, after the german world champion quit just days after winning the formula 1 title. he leaves the williams team to team up with three—time champion lewis hamilton. i'm prepared to work really hard. i'm prepared to work really hard. i'm still young and fast, and obviously lewis is going to be a great reference, many time world champion. everyone else is excited how good he is, so it is going to be great dean witter lewis, being his team—mates, and also for me to compare to him. but first of all for us compare to him. but first of all for us to work together. —— being with lewis. he is england's number one batsman, and he might be about to get the topjob. there are calls forjoe root to take over as test captain. alastair cook is said to

however, the kremlin is calling it a threat to russia. >>> and ivory coast's government has reportedly reached an agreement with mutinying soldiers. cnn hasn't been able to confirm the deal. some soldiers say they were promised about $8,000 plus a house for helping bring the current president to power after disputed elections in 2010. >>> back to u.s. politics. as u.s. president barack obama moves through his final week, the republicans seek to dismantle obamacare. here's cnn's reporter with more. >> reporter: the house taking the first step to repeal obamacare. >> this is collapsing while we speak. >> reporter: congress approving a budget that will now give republicans the authority to repeal much of the affordable care act on a party-line vote. the move is intended to fulfill one of the main campaign promises of president-elect donald trump. who wants to replace the law at the same time as repealing it. >> it will be essentially simultaneously. it will be various segments, you understand, but will most likely be on the same day or the same week, but probably the same day. could be th

the special one slams the ivory coast for wanting to take one of his players early for the africa cupber one andy murray still rates novak djokovic as the biggest threat this year. hello, and thanks forjoining us here on sport today. we are going to kick off the show in the english premier league, where arsenal are up to third after a 2—0 win over crystal palace at the emirates, 0liver giroud grabbing all the headlines with an outrageous scorpion back—heel to open the scoring in the first half. he will be thinking he has got one of the contenders for goal of the season. alex iwobi added another in the second half, but all the post—match talk centred on giroud's moment of magic. i think i needed god's help to score this goal. so yeah, thanks, god. it was...i was a bit lucky, but it was the only thing i could do.

the government and the ivory coast has reached an agreement with soldiers to end at two—day mutiny whichas spread across the scum —— the country. at ten o'clock, kate silverton will be here with a full round—up of the days news. first, we look at children who have been trafficked into forced labour in ghana. ghana's biggest fishing ground, lake volta, holds a dark secret. tens of thousands of children who work on its waters have been trafficked into a life of forced labour. given up by poorfamilies on the promise of a better life. many face violence, and some even die on the job. he's a child, but he's no longer a child. he's been through things us as adults haven't been through. the government has pledged to eradicate this illegal practice. there's so many children who could be rescued and could be put into this facility, but at the moment there's no—one in here. with the numbers dramatically on the rise, why are so many children still taken and forced to work like slaves? yeji, a small town on the banks of lake volta, in the centre of ghana. around 35,000 people live here and the main

the ivory coast president says he has reached an agreement with mutineering soldiers over pay and conditions, but it is not clear if all the soldiers will accept the new settlement. the mutiny began on friday, and spread to the capital, where soldiers took over the army headquarters. the repair bill to fix the country's potholes could soon reach £14 billion. that is according to councils in england and wales, who say the government should pay for the repairs from fuel duty. the government says it is already putting £250 million into fixing the problem. but the local government association says that is not enough, as duncan kennedy reports. councils fix two million potholes every year. that is about 12,000 for every local authority in england and wales. but it never seems to be enough. now, the councils claim the repair bill could soon reach £14 billion. hard—pressed councils, who are mending, you know, a pothole every five seconds in this country, just cannot get to the core of the problem, which is actually many of our roads are just being patched now. they need to be fully repaired. the co

soldiers demanding salary increases have been protesting in several cities around ivory coast. taking control of the streets. the defense ministry says soldiers are in control of the city of -- which is the second-largest city. the government is said to behold holding a meeting of the national crisis committee to discuss that situation. diplomatic relations between tokyo and seoul have cooled off significantly, that is after a wartimeewarding sex slaves was unveiled. the row has punt to japan to recall its ambassador and historians say up to 200,000 women, most of them korean, were forced to work in japanese military brothels during the second world war. >> this is the heart of a burgeoning diplomatic row. the commemoration of wartime era comfort women, the euphemism for an estimated 200,000 sex slaves forced into imperial japanese right outside the consulate. south korean authorities initially removed it. japan was unimpressed. >> this will not have an -- not have a positive impact. it is strongly regrettable as we believe it is if i relation of the convention on consular rela

our research led us to ivory coast, and a secret animal—trafficking network. this is the boxes.ly made for wildlife smuggling. he'd use animals you are allowed to export to provide cover for a chimpanzee hidden below. he then met a colleague of ours who was pretending to be a buyer, and using a hidden camera. ibrahima spelled out his prices in dollars. then we had to wait for the deal itself. while we negotiated over social media. this video confirmed that he had a chimpanzee ready for export. the recording used ourfake name and the correct date. young, very playful. ibrahima even showed his face on camera, as he had in earlier videos. apparently not worried about incriminating himself. 0ur undercover team got ready to see the chimp for themselves. but we weren't going into this alone. we briefed interpol and the police in ivory coast, and they prepared a sting. 0ur undercoverjournalist was going to meet ibrahima to see the animal before confirming the deal, and we were following. hello, how are you? we are now on our way. 0ur undercover colleague is in a car in front of us, and

a mother and baby in ivory coast national park showing unique behavior. it is the dry season. to reach a water supply, they are making and using tools, another insight into the behavior of our closest primate cousins. 95 percent this same dna as humans. they are very intelligent. use are the kinds of things they can do, different cultures of chimpanzees have different skills. reporter: it is not new for chimpanzees to use tools. they use sticks to date for termites and begin to beehives for honey. they were impressed by how well crafted the drinking tools were. they strip long sticks and choose the ends into water absorbent brushes. breeding programs like these, scientists have to understand behaviors like these to keep the animals mentally stimulated. they have to use the stakes. we have to make them a certain way so they can put the stick into the hole to get out the food. is very quiet because it is feeding time for the chimpanzees. are western chimpanzees. this same species in this research. nimble fingers, cool-making and tool-using, but sadly, critically endangered. the

defending champions ivory coast started their training session less than two weeks before kickoff.ester united defender been named by the manager. defenders have been named on the squad along with the veteran forward who is set to appear in his fifth tournament. they will be without their captain, jeremy neal, who is out without aand will be manchester city star who retired from international football two months ago. the first game will be on january 16. , the u.s.s news continuing their march toward saturday's final and a possible beatrical title as they the czech republic on sunday and completed it lean sweep -- queen suite -- clean sweep. singles, lopez took the first set against jack sock, who then found his momentum in the second set. it was all a done deal then. the americans had to battle it out to win it in three sets. up next, the u.s. wraps up the round robin with the czech republic who defeated australia. some nba action, the bucks taking on the thunder in milwaukee. star, they did hold on in the second half. westbrook made only three of 17 shots in the second half. the

a deal to end the mutiny in the ivory coast — the president says he'll accept the soldiers' demands.ading marks a moment of history at manchester united.

we've had stories from gambia, ivory coast, japan, afghanistan and the us and uk and we will continueat swiss schools can insist that muslim girls take part in mixed—sex school swimming lessons. a muslim couple had brought the case. i turned to athar ahmed, bbc asian network. this case, goes back to 2010. the parents were two swiss nationals of turkish origin living in basel. they were fined 1300 euros for not allowing their 22 teenage daughters to ta ke allowing their 22 teenage daughters to take part in mixed swimming lessons because of their religious beliefs as muslims. —— allowing their two teenage daughters. they said it was a breach of article nine, freedom, conscious thought and religion. the european court of human rights said that although the religious freedom was interfered with, there was no direct violation. is this specific to switzerland, is this brooding having impacts across europe? at the moment, last year in switzerland, there was another case similarto switzerland, there was another case similar to this one when a bosnian man, a swiss national, was fined for not a