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two men have appeared in court, in londonderry, charged with the murder of the northern irishjournalistld was shot dead by a gunman from the dissident republican group, the new ira, in derry, in april 2019. both men were released on bail. south africa's supreme court has rejected the former presidentjacob zuma's bid to have his is—month jail sentence overturned. the 79—year—old had argued that the sentence was excessive and that prison would endanger his health. mr zuma who's in hospital recovering from surgery was jailed for failing to testify at a corruption inquiry. he denies any wrongdoing. the former brazilian footballer, pele, has been re—admitted to intensive care after recently undergoing surgery to remove a tumour in his colon. the 80—year—old has been having treatment since late august, after the tumour was detected in routine tests. his daughter has tried to reassure fans by using social media to say he is now recovering well. the former president of algeria, abdelaziz bouteflika, has died after a long illness aged 8a. he led the north african country for nearly two decades,

have been charged with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee, who was shot during rioting in londonderrynd in 2019. the men, aged 21 and 33, were arrested on thursday morning and also a number of other charges including firearms possession, rioting and arson. france has suspended about 3,000 health workers because they have not been vaccinated against covid—i9. a new rule, which came into force on wednesday, made vaccination mandatory for the country's 2.7 million health, care home and fire service staff. italy has become the first country in europe to make it compulsory for all workers to have a covid green pass. from mid—october, about 23 million people will need to prove they've been vaccinated or have had a negative test, or that they've recovered from the virus. it's designed to persuade about four million italian workers who've not yet had the jab to do so. the un secretary—general has warned that the level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is rising relentlessly again, after a brief dip during the pandemic. launching a gloomy new assessment, antonio guterres said he was alarme

i remember clearly my meeting with a group of women in dunganon, south of londonderry, a few years ago was a private meeting. these women gave me a kind of mandate — "please, mr barnier, do everything you can to avoid "the repetition that we come back "again to the war, to the troubles." the peace is fragile in ireland. so i think that everybody must be responsible. we are working a lot with mrjohnson — not against him, not without him — to negotiate this protocol. and now, we have to keep calm to find the right solution to de—dramatise the checks and controls, to de—dramatise, and to implement this protocol. because there's the northern ireland protocol, of course, wanting to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland, which is part of the european union, but also... for peace, no border. ..but also between great britain and northern ireland — the british government doesn't want a hard border either. you talk about how this could compromise peace. george eustice, a cabinet minister here, said, "unless we have a sustainable solution that enables trade "to

she was shot dead during rioting in londonderry in northern ireland in 2019.ory, we'll bring it to you on bbc news. the british supermodel naomi campbell has been given a new, highly—prominent role for the platinum jubilee celebrations for queen elizabeth. she's been appointed an ambassador for the queen's commonwealth trust. she's been speaking to zeinab badawi from our hardtalk programme, and zeinab asked her what she thought of the claim by prince harry and meghan markle during their interview earlier this year with oprah winfrey that concerns had been raised about the colour of their baby's skin. more than likely. you've got a household of... ..all ages, different levels of aristocracy or aristocrat. do i think it was said? probably, absolutely it was said, i'm sure. buckingham palace said "recollections may vary", but anyway, yeah. how was it said? don't know, wasn't there. i can't comment for something i don't know, i wasn't there. i need to hear for myself. have i had it said to me, is what i can talk about, my own experience. yes, many times. and you c

have been charged with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee, who was shot during rioting in londonderryged 21 and 33, were arrested on thursday morning and also a number of other charges including firearms possession, rioting and arson. france has suspended about 3,000 health workers because they have not been vaccinated against covid—i9. a new rule, which came into force on wednesday, made vaccination "mandatory" for the country's 2.7 million health, care home and fire service staff. italy has become the first country in europe to make it compulsory for all workers to have a covid "green pass". from mid october, about 23 million people will need to prove they've been vaccinated or have had a negative test, or that they've recovered from the virus. it's designed to persuade about four million italian workers who've not yet had the jab to do so. the un secretary general has warned that the level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is rising relentlessly again, aftera brief dip during the pandemic. launching a gloomy new assessment, antonio guterres said he was alarmed byjust how far th

have been charged with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee, who was shot during rioting in londonderry2019. the men, aged 21 and 33, were arrested on thursday morning, and also a number of other charges, including firearms possession, rioting and arson. because they've not been vaccinated against covid i9. because they've not been vaccinated against covid 19. a new rule which came into force on wednesday made vaccination mandatory for the country's 2.7 million. italy has become the first country in europe to make it compulsory for all workers to have a green pass showing they have had a covid vaccination from mid—october. 23 million will need to prove they have been vaccinated or have had a negative test or have had a negative test or have recovered from the virus. it is designed to persuade about 4 million workers who have not yet had the job to do so. the un secretary general has warned the level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is rising relentlessly again after a brief dip during the pandemic. they said they were alarmed by how far the world was of course in tackling climate c

they're appearing before magistrates in londonderry via videolink this morning. affair due to the pandemic. it comes as the party looks to build on the success of its chesham and amersham by—election victory over the conservatives injune. the conference continues to sunday. it is understood the government is to pause its planning reforms. it follows the appointment of michael gove as housing secretary. it's understood mr gove wants to take stock and discuss concerns with conservative mps. the pause comes as the newly reshuffled cabinet met for the first time in downing street this morning. let's talk to our political correspondent nick eardley. good morning. these housing reforms or planning reforms have been hugely controversial. the government was planning a pretty radical shake—up of the way that people apply for planning permission to build new properties. there was a real fear amongst tory mps that that would take away a lot of local decision making, could lead to some really unpopular developments in certain parts of the country. the government was looking

two men have appeared in court charged with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry.ident republican group the new ira in april 2019. both men were also charged with possession of a firearm and ammunition, with intent to endanger life. the men have been released on bail. the new housing secretary, michael gove, has decided to "pause" controversial government planning reforms in england. it's understood he wants talks with conservative mps who've voiced their concerns about the proposals. the governmemt has pledged to build 300,000 new homes a year. the united nations says failure to cut greenhouse gas emissions, is setting the world on a catastrophic path of global warming. un scientists have studied the climate plans of more than a hundred countries, and say pledges made to curb emissions won't meet the ambitions of the paris climate change agreement, signed in 2015. millions living in kenya are already having to adapt to more svere droughts and less intense rainy seasons. as delegates prepare for next month's un climate change summit in glasgow, our africa correspon

our ireland correspondent chris page is in londonderry.t is a significant moment. it's _ you tell us? it is a significant moment. it's two _ you tell us? it is a significant moment. it's two and - you tell us? it is a significant moment. it's two and a - you tell us? it is a significant moment. it's two and a halfl you tell us? it is a significant - moment. it's two and a half years since lyra mckee was murdered on a thursday night in april 2019. she was observing a riot in the crowd gave an estate in the city when she was shot by a gunman from the new ira, who are opposed to the peace process. she was 29. pretty well—known in northern ireland as a journalist. she had been well known for writing impactful stories about her experiences of growing up during the years of the peace process in northern ireland, about her experiences of growing up as a young homosexual woman in northern ireland. the moment sparked outrage and sympathy publicly. two men appeared at court charged with her murder. they appeared by video link. one of the men was 33,

two men have appeared in court charged with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry.roup the new ira in april 2019. here's our ireland correspondent emma vardy. lyra mckee's death had a huge impact in northern ireland. she was a gay rights that lgbt activist. in the community we have eight saying that it gets better. ——in the community we have a saying that it gets better. she had been stood near police in derry�*s to hse estate, as rioters threw petrol bombs at officers. a gunman from the new dissident group, the new ira, fired up to ten times at police, and she was killed. today two men from dairy appeared via video link in the magistrate court charged with murder. prosecution said the 33—year—old peter gearoid cavanagh escorted the gunman and jordan devine, 21, it is claimed encouraged him, punching the air as the shots were fired. the two men are also charged with possession of a gun and rioting. both are said to be said to be linked to the dissident group claimed by police to be the new ira, described in court by the judge today as having a mindless ideology. the

have been charged with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee, who was shot during rioting in londonderryrthern ireland in 2019. the men, aged 21 and 33, were arrested on thursday morning and also a number of other charges including firearms possession, rioting and arson. russians in the far east of the county have begun voting in parliamentary elections that will be take place across the next three days. president putin's united russia party is expected to win despite the country's struggling economy. voting is being done both in person and online in a bid to keep coronavirus infections under control. court proceedings begin in the austrian capital vienna today, in a civil case against the austrian government over its alleged mishandling of the coronavirus outbreak at the ski resort of ischgl in march 2020. the outbreak at ischgl, known as the "ibiza of the alps," helped to spread the virus across europe. tension is rising in washington, over plans for a rally around the us capitol in support of the rioters who were jailed for their parts in the invasion of congress on the 6th of january

., ., ,, two men have appeared in court charged with the murder of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry 2019. here's our ireland correspondent emma vardy. lyra mckee's death had a huge impact in northern ireland. she was a gay rights that lgbt activist. she had been stood near police in derry�*s to hse estate, as rioters threw petrol bombs at officers. a man from the new dissident group, the new none ira through at police, and she was killed. today two men from dairy appeared via video link in the magistrate court charged with murder. prosecution said the 33—year—old peter gearoid cavanagh escorted the gunman and jordan devine, 21, it is claimed encouraged him, punching the air as the shots were fired. the two men are also charged with possession of a gun and rioting. both are said to be said to the dissident group claimed by police to be the new ira, described in court by the judge today is having a mindless ideology. the defence said the evidence against the men was weak and they were released on bail. police believe the dissident group the new ira still pose a threat in northern irel

four men have been arrested in the londonderry area by police investigating the murder of thejournalist of derry. a criminal investigation will not be launched into former bbcjournalist martin bashir�*s panorama interview with diana, princess of wales. scotland yard had already said in march it would not launch criminal proceedings, but added that it had since assessed the contents of lord dyson's report into the documentary, which described bashir as deceitful and said he faked documents to obtain the interview. the photo sharing app instagram could be having a harmful effect on many teenagers, particularly girls, according to internal research carried out by facebook, the company that owns it. an investigation by the wall street journal found that facebook had conducted in—depth studies showing the dangers of the photo—sharing app, while playing down the issue in public. angus crawford reports. a girl with so much to live for, bright and talented. molly russell took her own life in 2017. she was just 1a. after her death, on her instagram account, her family found a stream of dark, dep

four men have been arrested in the londonderry area by police investigating the death of the journalistdent emma vardy has the latest. emma. well, the men were arrested earlier this morning under the terrorism act, they were brought here to musgrave police station in belfast. three of the men are aged between 19 and 21, another one is aged 33. this really is the most significant of element in the case for some time. police said this morning that the arrests were the result of detailed investigations over the past two years. the death of lyra mckee had a huge impact here in northern ireland back in 2019. she had been stood next to police with a crowd of people watching as rioting broke out in derry�*s creggan estate when a gunman from the new rai fired towards the crowd and she was tragically killed. —— the new ira. the british and irish prime ministers attended her funeral here in belfast. as well as being a journalist she was also a passionate 93v journalist she was also a passionate gay rights advocate who believed very much in a betterfuture gay rights advocate who believed very much

ms mckee was shot dead while observing rioting in londonderry�*s creggan estate in april 2019.rged with possession of a firearm, rioting, and other associated offences. 11 months ago tom parker, a memeber of the band the wanted, was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. now he's decided to talk publicly about his illness for the first time, in advance of a special charity concert taking place at the royal albert hall to raise money for brain tumour research. he's been speaking to our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. this is your first interview you have given to a broadcaster since you were diagnosed with a brain tumourm so just tell us, how are you? feeling really well, actually. it's been a bit of a journey to say the least. so i was diagnosed about 11 months ago. so, yeah, it'sjust been a crazy journey, to be honest with you. how is the treatment going? yeah, it's been going all right. i mean, don't get me wrong, chemo and radiation is very, very tough. i have a lot of empathy with anyone that goes through it. but we did it, we got through it. so, we're here

i remember clearly my meeting with a group of women in dunganon, south of londonderry, a few years agoeeting. these women gave me a kind of mandate — "please, mr barnier, do everything you can to avoid the repetition that we come back again to the war, to the troubles." the peace is fragile in ireland. i think that everybody must be responsible. we are working a lot with mr johnson — not against him, not without him — nonegotiate this protocol. and now, we have to keep calm to find the right solution to de—dramatise the checks and controls, and to implement this protocol. because there's the northern ireland protocol, of course, wanting to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland, which is part of the european union, but also... is part of the european union, but aise - -_ but also... for peace, no border- _ but also... for peace, no border. ..but_ but also... for peace, no border. ..but also - but also... for peace, no i border. ..but also between great britain _ border. ..but also between great britain and _ border. ..but also between great britain and

gained friends, and five days when they left, they were family >> 160 pounds, and three feed for londonderry'steel went home to coatesville, p.a., the town was the site of the now defunct lukens steel company when manufactured pitch of the steel used in the world trade center >> while the triage dig took the buildings down, the steel still stood, and today it has an opportunity for rebirth in the home where it was made. >> american steel that held the weight of 110 floors, and held strong after being hit by two planes in the time before the towers collapsed, an estimated 15,000 people were able to evacuate of course, so many others did not make it out. 31-year-old norbert szurkowski was a contractor he company assigned him to affix wallpaper today. he was supposed to be there 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and move on to the next job, but it went long he never made it home to his 3-year-old daughter and pregnant wife now, two decades later, the daughter he never met, claudia is 19 years old. she's sharing her study with us. >> on september 11th, 2001, i was in my mom's belly. she was about four to fiv

detectives investigating the murder of lyra mckee in londonderry in 2019 have arrested two men. derry. they have been taken to belfast to be questioned under the terrorism act. lyra mckee was a 29—year old journalist who was observing a riot in the creggan area when she was shot dead. three men have already been charged with the murder. years of repeated human errors and outdated technology led to an estimated i—billion pounds�* worth of state pensions being underpaid to more than 100—thousand people. according to a report by the national audit office, 134,000 pensioners, mainly women were underpaid pensions because outdated computer systems in the 1980s led to mistakes in total the department for work and pensions is expecting to pay the affected pensioners a total ofjust over £ibn that's an average of £8,900 for each person affected. here's our business reporter, sarah corker. for nearly a decade, irene from worcestershire was underpaid her state pension. she is one of thousands of women in their 70s and 80s that missed out on large sums of money because of government errors.

those three men will appear before londonderry magistrates' court via video link this morning.minister's new cabinet will meet for the first time later this morning, after the final changes were made to his ministerial team. political correspondent nick eardley joins us from westminster. we will have the group photograph later. new faces, people who are not there any more. the question people want to know once they have seen the images what are they going to do? i think that will be the big question for this cabinet. we have brexit and borisjohnson, his big priority after the election that he got through parliament. you have the pandemic that sidetracked everything. now, ithink pandemic that sidetracked everything. now, i think boris johnson has the big challenge of delivering some of the domestic policies he promised during the election campaign and the biggest that slogan we hear from the government, levelling up. the idea that you give people a foot up in parts of the country that have not been doing as well. in truth it is ill—defined at the moment, so you will see that in

detectives investigating the death of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry have arrested four men watched riots in derry�*s creggan area in april 2019. relatives of four men who died in a mining disaster in the swansea valley ten years ago are calling for a full inquest into their deaths. they were killed when water flooded the gleision drift mine in september 2011. the mine's manager and owners were cleared of manslaughter charges three years later. the two surviving miners say the tragedy had been swept under the carpet. the health and safety executive said it would be inappropriate to comment on details of the investigation. south korea has succussfully tested a ballistic missile from a submarine which is designed to help counter any attack from its neighbour north korea. the planned launch comes just hours after pyongyang fired two ballistic devices towards the sea of japan. joining me now from seoul is our correspondent laura bicker. so, laura, a planned launch by south korea, as we mentioned, but the timing of this planned launch, rather fortuitous, timing of this planned la

at sunny crest farm in londonderry, apple picking is a family affair. >> a lot of businesses were hitle just wanted to get outside. they wanted to forget about the real world for a bit. >> reporter: four generations worked the farm since 1943 and the entire hicks clan is along for the ride. dad, mom, brother, sister and their dog cane helping out at the orchard and enjoying fall treats. >> thank you. >> thank you. enjoy. >> reporter: while some businesses are family run, others are formed by friendship. the food truck cheese louise was started by three new hampshire natives. brought together by their passion for making the perfect grilled cheese sandwich. bryce, james and ian started it as a summer gig but it was so successful, cheese louise is now a permanent thing. >> why grilled cheese is the question? >> yeah, first we wanted to do something that was unique and that we felt we could be the best at. ♪ >> oh, man. >> nice. you guys know how to make a grilled cheese. well, i guess i it's home to the world's largest candy counter, spanning 112 feet, lined with 600 jars of assorted tre

detectives investigating the death of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry have arrested four menng under the terrorism act. ms mckee, who was 29, was shot as she watched riots in derry�*s creggan area in april 2019. the governor of california, the most populous us state, has beaten an attempt to replace him before the end of his term. with most of the votes counted, he's on course to win by a bigger margin than when he was first elected three years ago. two—thirds of voters in the most populous us state have so far chosen to keep gavin newsom in office. the governor addressed the media a short while ago. here's a little of what he had to say. i'm humble and grateful to the millions and millions of californians that exercised their fundamental right to vote and expressed themselves so overwhelmingly by rejecting the division, by rejecting the cynicism, by rejecting so much of the negativity that defined our politics in this country over the course of so many years. in kabul, arguments have broken out between leaders of the taliban over the make—up of the group's new government. se

detectives investigating the murder of lyra mckee in londonderry in 2019 have arrested two men.irth alone in her cell, according to a new report from the prisons and probation ombudsman. the investigation found there were a series of failings in the way the teenager was treated. she gave birth alone in herself overnight and the baby died. it was not yet clear if the baby was stillborn or alive after birth. i'm joined now by the prisons and probation ombudsman for england and wales sue mcallister who was behind that report. how was it that a pregnant 18—year—old was left to give birth alone in her cell, what happened and what have you been able to piece together about that night? we found in our investigation _ together about that night? we found in our investigation at _ together about that night? we found in our investigation at a _ together about that night? we found in our investigation at a number i together about that night? we found in our investigation at a number of i in our investigation at a number of things went wrong in this case and we've identified a of our failing

four men have been arrested in the londonderry area by police investigating the death of the gentlestskwe police station in belfast. three of the men are aged between 19 and 21, another man is aged 33, and this really is the most significant development in the case for some time. police said this morning that the arrests were the result of detailed investigations over the past two years. now of course lyra mckee's death had a huge impact here in northern ireland back in 2019. she had been stood next to police with a crowd of people watching as rioting broke out in derry�*s reagan estate, when a gunman from the new ira fired towards the crowd and she was tragically killed. at the time, both the british and irish prime ministers attended her funeral here in belfast, as well as being a journalist she was also a very passionate gay rights advocate who believe very much in a better future for northern ireland. previously one man has already been charged with murder and possession of a firearm, but police have always believed a number of senior figures but police have always believed a numb