does the congestion charge here in london work?eporter: alina turk is head of transport strategy and planning at transport for london, or tfl, which is akin to new york's mta. >> when we first introduced congestion charging, it's had a really, really positive impact. >> reporter: tfl says the number of vehicles driving into central london dropped by 18% within the first year of congestion pricing, and congestion inside the zone was reduced by 30%. but now more than 20 years later, the traffic is back. according to the traffic analysis company, london is the most congested city in the world as of 2022 with the average london driver losing 166 hours compared to 117 hours in new york city. how do you measure if the charge is working if people are still sitting in traffic? >> it's about overall vehicle numbers and going down, but that space being repurposed for other uses. making central london and the city much more pleasant place to be, but also increasing the through-put of people that you're getting through. >> reporter: in its 20

we can go to central london and listening.- london and listening. forums to _ london and listening. new forums to foster _ london and listening. new forums to foster peace - london and listening. ii? forums to foster peace and uphold human rights. united nations lead at birth by the british liberal gladwinjeb. nato driven by a labour's ernest bevin and led by its first secretary general, the british general load is made. the european convention on human rights drafted by the conservative sir david maxwell fyfe. new forums for trade and economic cooperation forged at bretton woods where that great british liberaljohn maynard keynes played such a crucial role. ambitiously designed not just to rebuild after years of destruction but also to prevent the tit—for—tat trade barriers sound nationalist protectionist economic policies that had caused so much hardship and ultimately led to war. some of those institutions have been more successful than others. some have withstood the test of time well, some less so. but the point is this, when the world was in c

— at the royal marsden hospital in london.l marsden hospital in london. in septemberwe heard at the royal marsden hospital in london. in september we heard that the treatment was over and the chemotherapy was done but it is only today— chemotherapy was done but it is only today that _ chemotherapy was done but it is only today that the phrase in remission has come — today that the phrase in remission has come into play, she enters what is clearly _ has come into play, she enters what is clearly a _ has come into play, she enters what is clearly a new phase of her recovery, _ is clearly a new phase of her recovery, and it was interesting watching — recovery, and it was interesting watching the visit today, showed her sharing _ watching the visit today, showed her sharing her— watching the visit today, showed her sharing her story with other cancer patients— sharing her story with other cancer patients who had had a similar experience to herself. we heard her talking _ experience to herself. we heard her talking about the power

in central london. full of many hundreds of protesters. a common presence at these protests over the past year or so has usually been smaller counter—protests. as you can see, you can see the israeli flag. you can also see yellow balloons, the sign of hope for the safe return of hostages from gaza. now, we've spoken to the organisers of this march, the palestine solidarity campaign, who say they welcome that ceasefire agreement, but they say it is very tentative. they're worried about it not holding. and they say, therefore, the decision to stop these marches or keep these national marches going, which they have been over the past year or so, is under review. that was nickjohnson now, we've spoken to the organisers of this march, the palestine solidarity campaign, who say they welcome that ceasefire agreement, but they say it is very tentative. they're worried about it not holding. and they say, therefore, the decision to stop these marches or keep these national marches going, which they have been over

live from london, this is bbc news.riously injured. israel is preparing to receive the first three hostages due to be released on sunday under a ceasefire deal agreed with hamas. iam in i am in hostages square in tel aviv, where families are counting down to the moment that they hope their loved ones will be heading home. thousands of --eole will be heading home. thousands of people are _ will be heading home. thousands of people are expected _ will be heading home. thousands of people are expected to - will be heading home. thousands of people are expected to join - of people are expected to join a march in washington ahead of the inauguration of donald trump. we will be there live. hello, welcome to bbc news. at least 17 people have been seriously injured after a chairlift accident in northern spain near the french border. astun, the ski resort in the spanish pyrenees where the accident happened, has been closed and rescue services are at the scene. these are the latest pictures of helicopters ferrying the injured to

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two teenagers they want to speak to after a 14—year—old boy who was stabbed to death on a bus in londonek. hello, welcome to great failed prototypes of our time. and the comedian tony slattery has died at the age of 65. and coming up in sport on bbc news: a pivotal night in the premier league title race — third placed nottingham forest take on the leaders liverpool at the city ground. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the princess of wales has revealed that she is finally in remission a year after doctors discovered she had cancer. the 43—year—old says she feel relieved and remains focussed on recovery. princess catherine has been visiting the royal marsden hospital in london today, where she received cancer treatment last year. she thanked staff for their care, support and compassion — and met patients undergoing treatment. our senior royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports. this was no ordinary royal visit. it was a patient saying thank you to the staff who cared for her during her cancer treatment. over the past year, the princess of wales has been a patient at the

live from london. this is bbc news. are we on the brink of a gaza deal?ge proposals — are denied by benjamin netanyahu. i'm live in jerusalem, i'm live injerusalem, where all the signs are that a deal could be imminent, although the final details are still being hammered out. marco rubio — donald trump's pick for secretary of state, is about to be questioned by fellow senators in his confirmation hearing. these are the scene live on capitol hill — we'll bring you that session when it gets under way. and conclave and emilia perez lead the nominations for the 2025 baftas. we'll bring you more on those tipped for awards. hello. let's start in the middle east with negotiators from israel and hamas continuing a final push towards clinching a ceasefire and hostage release deal. an unnamed israeli official has said that hamas have now agreed to the draft of the agreement that's been presented to both sides in qatar. but the office of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu swiftly denied the report.

live from london, this is bbc news.led attempt to impose martial law — he faces charges of insurrection and the abuse of power. angry protesters have gathered outside the corruption investigation office where he has been questioned. this is a remarkable moment for south korean politics. for the first time in its history a sitting president has been arrested. negotiations for a ceasefire deal in gaza continue — all sides indicate an agreement is closer than ever. fears over rising wind speeds in los angeles — which threaten to stoke multiple wildfires the latest uk inflation rate is published later, as the government faces criticism for its handling of the economy. hello, i'm tadhg enright. you are welcome to bbc news. south korea's impeached president yoon suk yeol has been arrested over his failed attempt to impose

for now, back to the studio in london. studio: iwill for now, back to the studio in london. i will keep you there because we are getting some more developments i want to ask you about. first of all we are hearing from the reuters news agents that hamas says any issues related to the ceasefire deal had been resolved on friday. that fits into what you are saying about things looking like they are likely to go according to the sunday timetable once the israeli cabinet meeting has concluded. yeah, indeed. itappears cabinet meeting has concluded. yeah, indeed. it appears that the last minute hiccups were over the identities of some palestinian prisoners to be released from israeli jails with our gaza correspondent speaking to hamas. they said they wanted a few more people added to that list. and israel wanted a veto over the identity of some of those palestinian prisoners to be released. a reminder that under the terms of this deal there would be hundreds of palestinian prisoners released from israeli jails. there is still a question over whether how serious the crimes are of tho

a nice sunny afternoon at jack london square. merchants say the only thing that's missing is a big crowd. >> and it is a bit of a struggle, but we are looking for a positive 2025. >> reporter: they manage this farmers market every sunday. >> and the farmers' market has been around since 1999. >> reporter: format changes and dwindling customers resulted in fewer vendors. on this sunday, just .6. >> crime is an issue that will be here, especially for a place like jack london square is heavily relying on local tours. people coming from napa, livermore. >> reporter: people are afraid to drive out here and leave their cars parked. >> once again a plug for the alameda water taxi. the folks, come on over. >> reporter: those who work and shop here believe crime is a part of why ford's pizza shut down this location about two weeks ago. >> i'm very surprised. i'm very surprised that it happened. we just found out today. >> reporter: the popular restaurant plans to reopen in the rockridge district. two doors down, left bank, a french restau

live from london, this is bbc news.here are celebrations across gaza as israel and hamas finally agree a deal on ceasefire and hostage release. in israel, families of the 94 hostages gather in tel aviv. it's not known how many of those being held are still alive. in his farewell address, president biden warns of a dangerous new oligarchy taking shape in america. that literally threatens our entire democracy, our basic rights and freedoms, and a fair shot for everyone to get ahead. we see the consequences all across america and we've seen it before. south korea's president yoon suk yeol has signalled he won't take part in a second day of questioning by corruption investigators. accord desires with his arrest was appropriate. and these are live pictures from hawaii's kilauea volcano, which has erupted for the fourth time in three weeks. —— a court decides. a very warm welcome to the programme. i'm sally bundock. political leaders have welcomed a ceasefire agreement

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arsenal have suffered a huge blow ahead of wednesday's north london derby against tottenham.eed an operation on his knee after injuring his acl. elsewhere, david moyes takes charge of his first game back at everton against aston villa, while crystal palace are away at leicester city and newcastle united host wolves. chris eubankjr will fight conor benn in their long—awaited showdown in april in london according to a saudi boxing organiser. a warning of flash photography. the pair were scheduled to meet in october 2022, but the fight was called off after benn failed a voluntary drug test — his provisional suspension was lifted last november. and that's all the sport for now. welcome back to bbc news, it is wednesday, so pry ministers questions... it is been a difficult week with problems involving the chancellor and the former anti—corruption minister, tulip siddiq. as we monitor that live shot of the house of commons, a lot to discuss and keir starmer will be up against the leader of the opposition. but there was a little bit of reprieve, a little bit of reprieve, a little bi

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live from london, this is bbc news.mas. this is the scene live at the israel—gaza border, where we've seen smoke once again rising on the horizon in gaza. in ukraine — the authorities in kyiv say a night—time russian strike has killed three people. and a court in india delivers a guilty verdict in the case of a man accused of the rape and murder of a female trainee doctor at a hospital in kolkata. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. welcome to the programme. cautious hope is rising across the middle east ahead of the gaza ceasefire, which is due to begin in less than 24 hours. mediators in qatar say it will take effect from 8.30am sunday israel/gaza time — that's 6.30am gmt. after hours of discussion, the israeli cabinet gave final approval to the ceasefire and hostage release deal with hamas. the cabinet meeting lasted more than six hours, with some ministers who had threatened to resign arguing that the agreement rewards hamas. the first hostages are due to be released on sunday, under the first phase of the agreement. in b

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what are his views on the city of london?trader at one point. >> he was and he made the point that his party he says is nonsectarian, nonracist. it does seem to be that he is softening his stance on immigration, talking about how he is in favor of high skilled immigration. that is his pitch now essentially but it's also about what skilled workers means and other political parties within the u.k. have tried that before unsuccessfully. and it is costly to try to return people and we have seen that in the u.k.-rwanda policy and the italy-albania policy so it's not that there's no consensus on limiting immigration in the u.k. but no one has been able to deliver it. >> let's play the soundbite. >> if we want the city of london and our tech sector to be a world leader, if we want to turn this place into one of the crypto trading centers of the world, all those things, there's a lot we can do with british people but we will need higher skilled people from other parts of the world and i have no problem with that at all >> so that was

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live from london, this is bbc news.are keeping very significant _ translation: we are keeping very significant assets - translation: we are keeping very significant assets in - translation: we are keeping very significant assets in our. very significant assets in our hands in order to bring them all home. we'll analyse what mr netanyahu said and how it could shape the ceasefire deal, which is due to come into force in less than 12 hours. thousands of people are expected to join a march in washington to protest against donald trump's inauguration on monday. dozens of people have been injured in a ski lift accident at the astun ski resort in spain. hello, i'm lauren taylor. in the last hour, israel's prime minister benjamin has said he reserves the right to resume war with ham ' as " |f necessary" in a statement hours before the gaza ceasefire is due to come into effect, he vowed to bring back all the hostages held by hamas. but he said both outgoing us presidentjoe biden and his successor donald trump have given full bac

live from london, this is bbc news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his country will not rest until "all of its war goals are completed," which includes the return of every single hostage being held in gaza. translation: we are keeping very significant assets - in our hands in order to bring them all home. donald trump is on his way to washington as the countdown to the inauguration begins. ahead of this, he will be holding a victory rally in the capital. dozens of people have been injured in a ski lift accident at the astun ski resort in spain. indication that the first phase of the deal would not come into effect, as scheduled, tomorrow morning at 8.30 local time. translation: we promise you that we will keep - to all the objectives of the war and we will bring them all home. up to today, 157 of those hostages have come home, and now in that agreement we are going to bring 33 of those brothers and sisters, most of them are still alive. and this is a result of the heroism of our soldiers in the war and b

london time. jeff bezos's blue origin space team are counting down to the inaugural launch of their new mission. you can see pictures here of the blue origin mission feed showing a rocket on the launchpad at cape canaveral in florida it is set to launch later this morning. the timer ticking down to around 30 minutes and 26 seconds. we will bring you that when it happens. this is blue origin's new space rocket that will be going with a testing satellite and with the aspiration of landing on a drone ship in the atlantic ocean. we will bring you that launch if and when it happens. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ three little birds ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. at least two rounds of santa ana winds are expected to blast through southern california this week. they are expected to challenge fire crews struggling already to contain two destructive blazes and could force thousands more residents to evacuate. for more let's go to benjamin. what is the latest on the ground? >> los ang

in this lab in london, it is used to manufacture pharmaceuticals.is is the global race of our lives. now, some countries are going to make ai breakthroughs and export them. others will end up buying those breakthroughs and importing them. the question is, which of those will britain be — ai maker or ai taker? teachers, the government says, could use al to plan lessons. it could also be used to spot potholes that need fixing through camera feeds. ai growth zones, starting with this one in oxfordshire, will be set up and we'll see big building projects like data centres, but they use a lot of energy and some have questioned the feasibility of the plans. we need to see how they will fund all of the initiatives they are talking so enthusiastically about. it is a big deal to try to get this country's electricity grid fit for purpose, for instance, which it is not. it is a big deal to talk about small modular reactors — we are talking about small nuclear reactors to power people's data centres. who will pay for that? the big prize for the government from

tonight, an appeal from police in london. tiktok being replaced. and some lighter news as well.a deal for a ceasefire in gaza and for the release of israeli hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners. those talks are being held in doha, qatar is the key mediator. it says an agreement is very close but it also says the deal could still fall through. it is believed there would be different phases to the deal with a number of israeli hostages released on day one and then israel beginning to withdraw troops from gaza after that. if you want the latest on that, it's on the bbc news website and app. some other stories now. police investigating the fatal stabbing of a 14—year—old boy in southeast london, kelyan bokassa. police have named two people they are looking to speak to. colin chabikwa and mosawar zazi. 15—year—old kelyan died shortly after being attacked on a bus on 17 january. no arrests have taken place yet. with tiktok being banned in a few days in the us, people might be moving to one of its competitors. rednote has entered the charts as the most downloaded app in the u

it's july 2024 at london's guy's hospital.of the first patients to get the weight loss jab wegovy on the nhs. he weighs 148 kilos, or 23 stone. in trials, patients on wegovy lost an average of 15% body weight in just over a year. right, so we're ready to go. 0k? — 0k. there you go. good luck. the weeklyjab works by mimicking a gut hormone, which makes you feel full. it can cause unpleasant side effects in the stomach, which some can't cope with. give it a bit of seasoning. patients know they have to play their part too, eating healthier, smaller portions. fergus, you'll have to come round for a dinner, or a sunday dinner, put some weight on them old bones of yours! laughter. you'll be more like me. and hopefully, i'll be more like you. if ray can lose weight, it would help him and the nhs. we treat a lot of the complications associated with obesity. if we take ray, for example, you know, he has pre—diabetes. we're hoping to go into remission. hisjoints, he might needjoint surgery in the future, you know, but actually achieving

catherine has been visiting the royal marsden hospital in london today where she received cancer treatmentatment. our senior royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports. this was no ordinary royal visit. it was a patient saying thank you to the staff who cared for her during her cancer treatment. over the past year, the princess of wales has been a patient at the royal marsden. her return was described by kensington palace as "deeply personal and incredibly poignant". how are you finding it? the princess shared her own experiences with patients, including how she had had a port fitted, a device that allowed chemotherapy to be delivered into the bloodstream more easily. it was really nice to talk to somebody else who is going through a cancer journey. i have just had a port put in and she had the same. so it was just nice to hear how she felt about it. she said she was quite attached to it, which is a nice thought, because i havejust had it in, so it feels like a completely foreign entity at the moment. in a social media post after her hospital visit, the princess said... it was the first t

live from london. this is bbc news.ildfires — rises to 24 — with at least 16 still missing. evacuation orders remain in place. strong winds are threatening further destruction across the city. three fires still rage as firefighters try to gain control. we are not in the clear, i want to make sure of that. we are not in the clear as of yet, and we must not let our guard down. keir starmer pledges to make the uk — a �*great ai superpower�* — as he outlines plans for growth ai has arrived. a defining opportunity is here, and together we will harness it, for the good of our country. this is the global rates of our lives. this is the global race of our lives. as hopes of an imminent breakthrough in the gaza ceasefire talks grow, sharp divisions over the potential deal have emerged in israel. kumbh mela, the world's largest gathering of pilgrims begins as millions of hindus arrive to take a dip in the holy river — the ganges.

in london, 14—year—old jasper also takes cannabis oil to control his epilepsy. seizures to almost none. but his supply is legal and privately prescribed. it costs the family £30,000 a year. i work literally seven days a week to pay for it. we are just aware that we are incredibly lucky, firstly, to have been able to secure a prescription because it's very difficult to do, and secondly, to be able to afford it. mum alice is the author of a new report by a charity that campaigns on this issue. for the first time, it has tried to quantify how many parents resort to illegal cannabis oils on the black market. we used a kind of established methodology for identifying the number of families who are kind of based in the uk. and we identified well over 300, actually nearly 400 families. so to know that there are that many parents willing to do that is obviously very shocking. if you're, as a parent, faced with a choice between your child dying or trying something illegal, at the end of the day, there's no law that's going to stop you from trying that if you think it migh

a furtherfour games to come tomorrow — the biggest of which, the north london derby at the emirates.of facing tottenham — another injury setback for arsenal. it's been confirmed that gabrieljesus will need an operation on his left knee after sustaining an acl injury during their fa cup defeat against manchester united. today mikel arteta spoke out about the online abuse kai havertz and his wife have faced after he missed a penalty in sunday's shoot—out: it's incredible, and we really have to do something about it because accepting that and hiding this i think has terrible consequences. it's something that we really have to eradicate from the game because it's so simple and so dependent on the result of an action, and there is no other industry like this. on december 27 at home, we won 1—0 and kai havertz scored a goal and the whole stadium sang the waka waka song. ?that was 20 days ago. where is the perspective? we are all responsible, and all means you guys everybody is responsible for the narrative, everyone is responsible for how we talk. and we cannot look somewhere else. that's

live from london, this is bbc news. this is the scene live in tel aviv, where israeli police say several people have been wounded in a stabbing attack in tel aviv. the attacker has been shot dead. it comes as israel prepares to receive the first three hostages under a ceasefire deal agreed with hamas. i am hamas. iam in hamas. i am in hostage square in tel aviv, where families are counting down to the moment when they hope their loved ones will heading home. dozens of people have been injured in a accident at the astun ski resort in spain. thousands of people are expected to join a let us bring you some news that has been developing here in tel aviv in the last 1.5 hours, or so. there has been a stabbing in tel aviv on a coastal road, with reports saying that a man stabbed another, he was taken to hospital and is in a serious condition. the attacker was shot by a passer—by. these are live pictures from the scene. you can see the security presence there, and the presence there, and the presence of a lot of police vehicle

live from london. this is bbc news. hopes rise that an israel—hamas ceasefire is very close.o reaching a ceasefire. we�*ll get the latest from our teams in jerusalem and washington. donald trump�*s pick for defence secretary faces senate confirmation a hearing. live pictures from the proceedings when he answers some of those questions, whether he is fit to lead the military. we will carry that live. here, the prisons watchdog warns that drones used to fly weapons into high—security jails, are a threat to national security. and the princess of wales meets patients at the royal marsden hospital — as she thanks staff, who cared for her, during cancer treatment.

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we'll bring you that speech by the prime minister shortly, when he takes to the podium in central londonw to amazon founder jeff bezos, the launch of a reusable space rocket by his company blue origin, has been called off. blue origin�*s engineers were unable to resolve issues plaguing the rocket so flight controllers stood down the new glenn's take off from cape canaveral. after several earlier delays the rocket�*s now being drained of fuel and there's no word on when the next launch opportunity may be. in a statement, blue origin said it would be troubleshooting what it called "a vehicle subsystem issue" in the downtime. the new glenn has been touted as a serious rival to elon musk�*s spacex rockets. our science correspondent pallab ghosh explained why delays like this are to be expected. this is the first time he is trying out this rocket, new glenn. a gigantic rocket, 98 metres tall. it ultimately is a competitor to elon musk�*s rocket but in its very first launch this is expected to happen, if everything isn't going to plan, call it off, and try again another day. when elon musk tri

live from london.ast 16 still missing. evacuation orders remain in place. strong winds are threatening further destruction across the city. three fires still rage as firefighters try to gain control. these are the live pictures from la. we are expecting alive conference with officials to give us the very latest. keir starmer pledges to make the uk a �*great ai superpower�*, as he outlines plans for growth. as hopes of an imminent breakthrough in the gaza ceasefire talks grow, sharp divisions over the potential deal have emerged in israel. kumbh mela, the world's largest gathering of pilgrims begins, as millions of hindus arrive to take a dip in the holy river — the ganges. hello and welcome to bbc news.

i was living alone in london.ld was, it was a really scary place to be, and ifound that i was relying more on alcohol, and i think it spiralled from there. at most, i was drinking about three bottles of wine a day. i knew it was affecting me as a person, but at no one point did i think internal organs were failing. and then, in october 2022, i went to stay with a friend. basically, all the symptoms had kicked in by this point. i was jaundice. i'd lost a dramatic amount of weight, and that night she took me into hospital. i was told that i had less than 36 hours left to live. but you must have been terrified? i was petrified. it was the wake—up call i needed. but in my head, it was too late. i'd done the worst thing i could have done, which is kill myself. emma was in end—stage liverfailure. her only hope lay in a liver transplant. in the uk, you need to prove sobriety for six months before you're eligible to go on the transplant list. i was told the likelihood of me surviving the six months was very minimal, but i