the exhibition, shifting perspectives, is free luxmy gopal, bbc london.ur. thousands of people in southern turkey and northern syria are spending another night in the open amid fears that many survivors of monday's earthquakes could lose their lives because of freezing conditions. a world health organization official has warned that there's a real danger of seeing a secondary disaster which could cause harm to more people than the earthquakes. the number of people known to have died has already passed 12,000. some people though are still being found alive, but hopes are fading for many more still believed to be trapped under the rubble. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. there was a hard frost across england and wales but plenty of sunshine on wednesday here but we had gale force gusts of wind and rain further north.— force gusts of wind and rain further north. this is how we closed out — further north. this is how we closed out the _ further north. this is how we closed out the afternoon. - further north. this is how we closed out the

in a free exhibition of immersive storytelling at london's south bank centre. 0ur correspondent luxmy gopal dimension. at this exhibition at bfi south bank, you can enjoy the artwork, short films through virtual reality goggles. what's easiest to grab the front of the headset and adjust it to your eyes. bringing technology and art together to bring you closer to the story. the virtual reality is really an immersive medium, you kind of get lost inside of it. so it creates this empathy that no other medium, i think, can create. so telling a story about that is about someone else, you immediately kind of put yourself in their shoes. bamboo kenneth's work is about the challenge of non—binary parents trying to adopt a child. the exhibition's artists are all non—binary or women to counter the idea that tech is a man's world. there is the stereotype that new and emerging technologies are predominately male. it is not true, there are amazing female and non—binary creators working on very powerful and exciting stories and here at the bfi, we want to surface that. when i first began training in this

here's luxmy gopal.we've been seeing in collection hubs and makeshift drop off points at places across the country where people have been bringing boxes and boxes of donations for people affected by the earthquake. we've got clothing, blankets, nappies, sanitary products, medication. and in fact, like many other places here at this mosque, they've asked people to stop bringing in donations, because they've simply been inundated and overwhelmed by them. well, i'm joined by the senior imam. thank you forjoining us. how much does it mean to you to see this amount of generosity? oh, it means a lot. i mean, it's overwhelming. and it's amazing how the community has come together. the diverse community within london have got together and donated so much. the disasters emergency committee is launching an appeal today. what does that mean to you? that means a lot. it's really heart—touching, and it means a lot that, you know, and seeing on ground as well, where every nation has come together and given their suppo

i'm luxmy gopal.e world's biggest trial of a four—day working week. the russian president vladimir putin has blamed the west for the war in ukraine and said that the us and it allies were seeking "limitless power". he was addressing russian political and military leaders in moscow in his delayed state—of—the—nation speech. it comes almost a year after president putin ordered the invasion of ukraine by russian troops. he spoke about military alliances and how he had been "open to constructive dialogue with the west". translation: so we stick- to our position that the modern world must not discriminate between the so—called �*civilized' countries and everyone else. we need honest partnerships that would exclude any exclusivity, to say nothing of the force. we were open to a constructive dialogue with the west. we were insisting that europe and the entire world required an indivisible and equal security system. for many years we were proposing to our western partners to discuss that idea and to work for

this is bbc news, i'm luxmy gopal. the headlines at 2pm...ommitted these crimes intending to assist russia, a state which at that time, as now, was regarded as unfriendly to the united kingdom. the prime minister is meeting northern ireland's main political parties to discuss post—brexit trading, amid speculation that a deal could be reached with the eu. we've not yet seen the final text of the agreement, - clearly there will be further discussions, between - the uk government and the european union, but i think it is safe to say—

i'm luxmy gopal. the headlines at 2pm... a man who spied for russia while working as a security guard at the british embassy in berlin is sentenced to 13 years in prison. i am sure that you committed these crimes intending to assist russia, a state which at that time, as now, was regarded as unfriendly to the united kingdom. the prime minister is meeting northern ireland's main political parties to discuss post—brexit trading, amid speculation that a deal could be reached with the eu. we've not yet seen the final text of the agreement, - clearly there will be further discussions, between - the uk government and the european union, but i think it is safe to say— that progress has been made. it seems to us that it's very much game on, and we are very heartened by that, we are very conscious that a deal can be done and should now be concluded speedily. the information commissioner is to ask lancashire police why they revealed details about the health of nicola bulley, who's been missing for three weeks.

it's in north london, and luxmy gopal is there. luxmy, what have people there been telling you?hat is happening. that's right, charlie. _ about what is happening. that's right, charlie. this _ about what is happening. that's right, charlie. this community i about what is happening. that's i right, charlie. this community hub has almost turned into a bit of a warehouse and if you look at the stacks and stacks of boxes towering over me, these are donations provided by the community and boxed up provided by the community and boxed up by volunteers and all carefully labelled. if i give you an example of some of the items, this says men's coats and trousers. this is, says sanitary towels. it shows the scale of the generosity and also the thought that has gone into the donations and i'm joined by the senior imam here. hank you so much forjoining us. first of all, did you expect quite the scale of generosity from the community? hat generosity from the community? not in this short period. it's amazing. we started — in this short period. it's amazing. we started on monday and on monday e