i'm kasia madera in london.lso in the programme: the leaders of north korea and russia toast their first ever summit — kimjong—un describes the talks as "meaningful". and the upcoming abdication of japan's emperor akihito reignites the debate over the country's male—only succession rule. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore and 4:30 in the morning in sri lanka, where the government has sharply lowered the number of people it says were killed in sunday's suicide bombings. the health ministry now says 253 people were killed — more than a hundred fewer than the previous figure. the ministry has blamed a calculation error for the original death toll. and the country's defence minister has resigned — saying sri lanka's security institutions failed to do theirjob. nick beake is in the capital colombo. clearly these have been devastating attacks for sri lanka and they are continuing to bury their dead but there has been tonight a signif

i'm ka5ia madera in london. face coverings following the easter sunday attacks that killed at least 250 people. spain's socialists come out on top in the country's election. they are celebrating into the night, but prime minister pedro sanchez‘5 party faces an uphill struggle to form a government. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. we start with the south china morning post, which leads on the largest demonstration in hong kong for five years. 130,000 people protested against legislation that would allow the transfer of criminals to mainland china. arab news has the story that military chiefs in sudan have agreed to share power with civilians. talks are continuing to agree on the exact makeup of a newjoint civilian—military council. and the japan times reports that us president donald trump pre55ed the japanese prime minister to produce more vehicles in the united states. that is according to an account of the recent meeting between the two world leaders. you are watching you on the bbc

i'm kasia madera in london.lso in the programme: a powerful tornado rips through the south east of the united states — destroying buildings and leaving many injured. and australia's crowd—funding campaign to stop aboriginal women from being jailed over unpaid fines. good morning. it's 8 am in singapore, 1am in london and 8 pm in augusta, georgia where golfer tiger woods has won the us masters in one of sport's greatest ever comebacks. oncea dominant figure in golf, woods had gone 11 years without a major victory as personal problems and injuries took their toll. but there were wild cheers when after holing the final putt, he was joined by his children to celebrate an extraordinary renaissance. paul frostick reports. this was the moment tiger was ended an 11 year wait to claim a 15th major. a remarkable resurgence for a player who has been plagued by back problems in recent years. could this be the win he needs to dominate golf once again? overnight leader francesco molinari had looked good for the win heading in

i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: us deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, who appointed robert mueller to investigate links between russia and donald trump's presidential campaign, resigns. islamic state releases a new video. if it is authentic, it will be the first time its leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has been seen in years. good morning. it is midnight in london and 8:00am here in tokyo, where for the first time in more than 200 years, a japanese emperor is about to resign. on tuesday afternoon, emperor akihito will enter a ceremonial room in the imperial palace and formally give up his throne. under japan's constitution, emperor akihito is not allowed to retire, so the government had to pass a special one—off law to allow him to do so. he will be succeeded by his eldest son, crown prince naruhito, on wednesday. as part of the celebrations for the imperial succession, japan's golden week holidays, usually a week long, have been extended to ten days. a lot of people were out and about, but

i'm kasia madera in london.in the programme: at least 29 tourists have been killed after their bus overturned on the portuguese island of madeira — all the victims were german. bells ring and church bells ring out across france to mark the exact time notre—dame went up in flames. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. glad you could join us. it's 1am in london, 8am in singapore and 9am in pyongyang where north korea says its leader, kim jong—un, has overseen the test of what it describes as a "new type of tactical guided weapon with a powerful warhead". the test is the first since mr kim's second summit with president trump in february. laura bickerjoins us from the south korean capital, seoul. laura, how significant is this new missile test from north korea? and's difficult to tell, because the release from state media gives very few details about the weapon, other thanit few details about the weapon, other than it contained a powerful warhead and has weighty signi

i'm kasia madera in london.o in the programme: at least 29 tourists have been killed after their bus overturned on the portuguese island of madeira all the victims were german. bells ring and church bells ring out across france to mark the exact time notre—dame went up in flames. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. thanks forjoining us. it's midnight in london, 7am in singapore, and 6am in indonesia's capital jakarta, where supporters of presidentjoko widodo have been celebrating the news he has likely won another term as leader. unofficial results give him a lead of 10 percentage points over his rival, former general prabowo subianto. but president widodo is already facing challenges ahead. from jakarta, karishma vaswani sent this report. a decisive victory for indonesian presidentjoko widodo, according to unofficial quick count results. translation: from these initial exit polls we've seen that we have one, but we must be patient and wait for the official result

i'm kasia madera in london.lso coming up on the programme: britain hires the chinese telecoms firm huawei to supply equipment for its 56 data network, that's despite opposition from the united states. and singapore marks the 200th anniversary of the arrival of stamford raffles, but many wonder why the country is celebrating colonisation. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. glad you could join us. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 4.30am in sri lanka, where the government has acknowledged major lapses over the series of suicide bombings on sunday that killed at least 359 people, and wounded another 500. president maithripala sirisena has asked his defence minister and police chief to resign over the failure to pass on intelligence about the bombings. eight of the nine attackers have been identified as sri lankan citizens. clive myrie has the latest. mourning for the majority christians who died is not confined to the catholic church. in the city of neg

i'm kasia madera in london.lso in the programme: a win for spain's socialists, but no outright majority. talks begin to form a left—wing coalition. but the far right also make gains. and an emotional farewell injapan as emperor akihito prepares to hand over the throne after 30 years. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am here in singapore, 1am in london and 5:30 in the morning in sri lanka, where people have been marking a week since the bomb attacks which claimed the lives of at least 250 people. the attackers were islamist extremists who targeted christian worshippers in church services on easter sunday as well as people in some of colombo's biggest hotels. the sri lankan president has announced that he's using emergency powers to ban any form of face covering in public to ensure national security. very few church services were held on sunday as a precaution —— but a nationwide service was televised. clive myrie reports from colombo. seven d

i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: tens of thousands of venezuela ns take to the streets, after a call from opposition leaderjuan guaido to topple president maduro. in, washington, senior officials urge president maduro‘s supporters to abandon him. this is clearly not a coup. we recognise juan guaido as the legitimate interim president of venezuela. i'm mariko oi in tokyo. a new era begins injapan. celebrations are underway — as naruhito becomes the country's emperor. one of the world's critically endangered animals — the sumatran orangutan — could be extinct within two decades — we report on the industry that's fuelling their decline. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. welcome to newsday. it's midnight here in london, 8:00 in the morning in tokyo and 7:00 in the evening in venezuela's capital caracas where clashes are still ongoing between protesters and the police. authorities say they're dealing with an attempted coup, after the opposition leader juan guaido called on protestors to take to the stre

i'm kasia madera in london.lso in the programme: he's packed up and on his way — north korean leader kim jong—un sets off to russia for his first ever summit with president putin. the umbrella movement saw scenes like this in hong kong five years ago. nine of the protesters behind it are due to arrive in court for sentencing. it's 1am in london, and 5:30am in the morning in sri lanka, where the first funerals have taken place after easter sunday's suicide attacks on churches and hotels. the death toll has risen — it's now known that more than 320 people were killed. the authorities have blamed a local islamist group, although the so—called islamic state group has claimed responsibility. the bbc‘s clive myrie reports. white banners and streamers today greet those entering negombo. in the afternoon breeze, they dance as if heralding a fete or celebration. but in sri lanka, white signifies death. they pray. a meditation on the life of christ and remembrance of the dead. in this house, open caskets contain four memb

i‘m kasia madera in london.n on harmful content on the web. in just a few hours, israelis head to the polls with prime minister benjamin netanyahu fighting for his political survival. let‘s take a look at some front pages from around the world. the japan times leads with an article on the official removal of nissan former chairman carlos ghosn. shareholders voted to sever ties with mr ghosn, ending his 20—year relationship with the company he once saved. the south china morning post looks into how telecom giant huawei may have contributed in the so—called ‘erosion of trust‘ in chinese brands. us firm edelman was quoted as saying that the global perception of chinese brands has worsened because of troubles at huawei. according to the new york times, the misuse of antibiotics — especially in developing countries — is spawning deadly mutant bacteria. antibiotics have become accessible to the world‘s poor thanks to low—cost generics but bacteria have now evolved to outsmart medications. now... what stories are spark

i'm kasia madera, in london. the headlines: president macron promises to rebuild notre—dame within five years, as it's revealed the cathedral was just half an hour away from being completely destroyed. ecuador‘s president tells the bbc the shocking details that led to him ending julian assange‘s asylum. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. also in the programme: the stage is set for indonesia's elections — as 200 million people begin heading to the polls. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. i am outside a polling booth in jakarta it's newsday. i am outside a polling booth injakarta as a citizens cast their votes today in what has been called the most complicated single day election in the world. and pushing for a bigger voice in afghanistan — we have a special report on the changing role of women in a deeply conservative society. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. it's 1am in london, 8am in singapore and 2am in paris. ju

i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories.he race is too close to call. both candidates in israel's election say they've won. eu leaders move towards extending britian‘s brexit deadline as theresa may makes her case in paris and berlin. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the south china morning post leads with the story of the nine pro—democracy activists in hong kong, who have been found guilty of public nuisance charges. it calls them leaders of the largest civil disobedience movement in hong kong's history. they could face seven years in prison. the japan times reports on a video released by former nissan boss carlos ghosn. which we told you about earlier as well. in it he describes his removal from the company as "a conspiracy" by "selfish" nissan executives intent on "backstabbing". the singapore straits times reports on a proposed law to fight fake news. it says only those who deliberately fabricate fake news and spread it would face criminal charges, not those who pass it along unknowingly. tha

i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: here in the uk mps are getting ready to vote on a range of alternatives to the prime minister's brexit deal. losses for turkey's governing party in local elections. the opposition wins in the capital ankara for the first time in 25 years. i'm rico hizon in singapore, also on the programme: a comedian who plays a president on tv is on course to win the first round of ukraine's election. i am very happy i am here, but this is not the final action. so the final will be what i saw, but we will see the result. this is the exit poll. new york, paris, milan. now the fashion world is watching shanghai as designers try to crack the lucrative chinese market. it's 8:00 in the morning in singapore and 1am here in london, where british mps are once again getting ready to vote on alternatives to theresa may's brexit deal. the prime minister has been urged not to ignore them if they back a softer brexit later. mrs may's deal has already been rejected three times. here's our political

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. >>> aunque él pensó que no vería más la tierra esta cayó en una pila de aserrín un almacén de maderatomará las debidas precauciones para no perder su tercera pierna. >>> cabe mencionar que el dueño le creó una atadura que va alrededor de la cintura para tener más soporte. >>> telemundo 48 al mediodía somos primeros con la noticia. estamos en vivo con estas imágenes de la residencia del sospechoso que atropelló de forma intencional a ocho personas en la ciudad de sunnydale. >>> no por el día de ayer a las es 40 de la tarde entre el camino real y sunnydale las autoridades lo tiene bajo custodia. están revisando lo que es la vivienda. >>> son imágenes en vivo. vemos cómo los agentes están entrando por debajo de la cinta amarilla que indica que esto es una investigación tenemos el dato de que uno de los atropellados, un adolescente de 13 años. >>> la identidad del sospechoso nos ha sido dada a conocer. sabemos que esta tarde a eso de las tres darán a conocer más información. >>> temperaturas que se registran en nuestra zona tienen sorprendidos a muchos de que alcanzaron casi los 90÷ una

, andl them, some with the president madera, and i mean interesting that the national security adviserot a coup and recognising the legitimate leader of venezuela, i think either images are powerful at the protesters, holding gas cans and so the protesters, holding gas cans and so on, and other things to get a sense it's going to start at become very volatile over the next few hours. we sought already with the broadcast, we saw one vehicle with protesters. an armoured vehicle ploughing into the protesters current president is determined to try and squash this and it's not clear from the stories we are seeing here whether indeed juan guiado has got enough military on his side. in order to actually come out on top, i mean he obviously believes the election was raped and that he is the rightful president and it was taken away from him, he's gone to the airbase and said now is the time. you never know what is the right time. ultimately, maduro has got support but the economy as absolutely collapsing with inflation at 10,000,000%. so it's not accept this country is going to be stable evenif

i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories.se to call. both candidates in israel's election say they've won. eu leaders move towards extending britian's brexit deadline as theresa may makes her case in paris and berlin. more now on the israeli elections where the results are so far too close to call. the bbc‘s chief international correspondent, lyse doucet is injerusalem for us. this was an election being described as one of the most closely fought in israeli history and now it is still being described as too close to call. we have two main challengers saying they had both won. benny gantz, the former army chief, the biggest challenge to prime minister netanyahu biggest challenge to prime minister neta nyahu for biggest challenge to prime minister netanyahu for a decade has done well. but benjamin netanyahu says that he also won or at least the right wing block as he called that lead by his party with food has one. it will be hours before we know who truly has one. but the real numbers are in the selection and the two men now w

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hello, i'm kasia madera, with bbc news. our top story: anguish turns to anger in sri lanka as more details emerge of the prior intelligence the country had on sunday's attacks. even the president says he wasn't briefed about the warnings and has promised sweeping changes to the military and security services. setting off for another summit — this time north korean leader kim jong—un heads to russia, where he'll meet president putin for the first time. and this story is getting a lot of attention on bbc.com. campaigners opposed to president trump say they're planning a major protest when he comes to the uk for his first state visit injune. mr trump's working visit last year also attracted large demonstrations. this time he'll visit buckingham palace as a guest of the queen. that's all. bye— bye. it is just after half past midnight. now on bbc news — it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. how far can the democratic republic of the congo, a giant of a country ravaged by war, poverty, disease, set i

but it is the surface streed madera fear 10th and heady -- street madera near 10th and heady.have a live shot of crews on scene. they got there quickly to cap that water. >> that water causing the need for this roadway repair. they will continue to work so you can use 11 to get around, 10th again is hopped at heady. there is no surface street problems as far as accessing the freeways, throughout the south bay. just fine. a live look, the dublin approach, no problems out of the altamonte, back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> kudos to you in the bay, a teenager is coming forth saying he is the missing boy wisconsin authorities have been searching for for years, up next, what investigators are doing to determine he is who he says he is. >>> but first, here's a look at what we are sharing on social media. check out this photoi, the play station from palo alto, to see more unique sites follow us on instagram. >>> well, this morning, we are following a dramatic escape and possible ending to an eight-year long kidnapping mystery. >> this boy says he is timothy pitston, he disappeared wh

i'm kasia madera, in london. the headlines: as the french government reveals notre dame was just 30 minutes away from being completely destroyed by fire, president macron promised to rebuild the cathedral within five years. translation: we are people of builders. we have so much to rebuild. yes, we will rebuild the cathedral of notre dame yes, we will rebuild the cathedral of notre—dame and make it even better than before. his pledge comes as hundreds gather in paris for a vigil to honour the city's much—loved landmark. i'm rico hizon, in singapore, also in the programme: the stage is set for indonesia's elections but religious issues crowd out the country's other concerns. and pushing for a bigger voice in afghanistan — we have a special report on the changing role of women in a deeply conservative society. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. a very warm welcome to the programme. it's midnight in london, 7am in singapore and 1am in paris. just 2a hours after notr

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. >>> incendio de una compaÑÍa de paletas de madera un bombero resultÓ herido mientras combatÍa las llamas se reportÓ en el negocio. >>> dos trabajadores resultaron heridos en una explosiÓn en un edificio en palo alto el jefe de los bomberosinformÓ que ambas vÍctimas hacian reparaciones en un ascensor cuando uno de los materiales se prendiÓ fuego generando una p pequeÑa explosiÓn. los hombres fueron trasladados a un hospital con heridas bomberos continÚan investigando las causas de esta actuaciÓn. >>> la comunidad se une para presionar a los miembros del consejo para que adopten de una vez por todas leyes que los protegjaime anguitan dentro de pocos minutos inici a iniciarÁla sesiÓn del consejo. >>> me encuentro en el piso de las calles en sejjusto afuera d edificio de alcaldÍa donde se lleva a cabo la manifestaciÓn que tienen pancartas en mano y que exigen que se contraÍan mÁs edificios de vivienda accesible se sabe que los concejales ya aprobaron la demoliciÓn de tres edificios donde viven familias de bajos recursos para construir edificios lujosos donde cuesta millones de dÓlares. la co

i'm kasia madera, in london. promises to rebuild notre—dame within five years, as it's revealed the cathedral was just half an hour away from being completely destroyed. ecuador‘s president tells the bbc the shocking details that led to him ending julian assange‘s asylum. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. also in the programme: the stage is set for indonesia's elections — as 200 million people begin heading to the polls. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. i am outside a polling booth in jakarta

i'm kasia madera. our top story: france is breathing a collective sigh of relief that notre—dame has largely survived a fire which officials believe was within minutes of totally destroying the cathedral. president macron has promised to rebuild it within five years. in a televised address, mr macron said he shared the pain and hope of the nation after the devastating fire. and he praised the firefighters who had risked their own lives to battle the blaze indonesians have begun voting in what's being called the world's most complicated election — simultaneous votes for the presidency, parliament, and local officials are taking place. and this story is trending on bbc.com. a dog found swimming more than a hundred miles off the coast of thailand has been brought back to dry land. his rescuers have named him boonrod, a thai word that roughly translates as ‘the saved one‘ or ‘survivor‘. and the top story in the uk: nearly 300 climate change activists have been arrested after roads were blocked in central l

i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story. sri lanka is banning face coverings following the easter sunday attacks that killed at least 250 people. the announcement makes no specific mention of the niqab and burka, worn by muslim women, but says people's faces should be fully visible so they can be identified. spain's governing socialist party have won the most votes in the general election, without securing a majority in parliament. with almost all the votes counted, they've won 122 of 350 seats. and pictures from mozambique are most watched on bbc.com. aid workers in the north say they've not yet been able to reach many of the people affected by cyclone kenneth, three days after the storm hit. roads have been impassable because of rising floodwaters. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk. the government says opioids will now have to carry prominent addiction warnings on their packaging. presciptions for the painkillers have risen by more than 60 percent in england and wales over the last decade, r

importantes del cristianismo uno de los presuntos clavos de la crucifixiÓn de cristo, un fragmento de la maderan coronado a jesÚs como rey de los judÍos la prensa parisina dice que las reliquias se encuentran a salvo. >>vamos a cambiar de tema algunos alcaldes rechaza la idea del presidente de trasladar a sus localidades e inmigrantes que estÁn llegando por la frontera unos la consideran una medida divisiva. el presidente donald trump confirmÓ la implementación de su polÉmico plan en un mensaje el presidente escribiÓ aquellos inmigrantes que no quieran ser retenidos ilegalmente serÁn dependiendo de la seguridad nacional entregados a ciudades santuario. al que busca golpear a ciudades y estados que se niegan a usar sus recursos para ayudar a ice, si la orden legal de un juez su efectividad en la prÁctica es casi nula. >el plan en sÍ carece de sentido la gente puede llegar a cualquier ciudad. puede que tenga citas de supervisiÓn con ice obra corte de inmigraciÓn en otro lugar y puede pedir el traslado. dejarlos en una ciudad no los obliga a quedarse ahÍ. >>y podrÍa tener un aspecto positivo este

on the portuguese island madera german foreign minister heikal mohsin visited the site of a bus crash that killed twenty nine german tourists on wednesday evening later he met with survivors at a nearby hospital investigators have not yet determined why the bus went out of control in a curve. hundreds of nicaraguans defied a police ban to join a holy week procession to the capital. they were marking the start of anti-government protests a year ago opposition groups say at least sixty seven people were arrested a police crackdown on last year's protests left at least three hundred twenty five people dead. and pope francis has washed the feet of several prison inmates as part of traditional festivities ahead of easter now previous popes have generally washed the feet of priests on holy thursday the current pope and stud carried out the practice in facilities such as prisons or centers for migrants. in northern ireland to twenty nine year old woman was killed by gunfire during a riot in a suburb of the city of london derry police say the violence erupted after officers conducted a search

i'm kasia madera with bbc news. our top story. the sri lankan government has sharply lowered the number of people it says were killed in easter sunday's attacks. it now says 253 people died, that's more than a hundred fewer than the previous figure. the defence minister has resigned, saying the country's security institutions had failed to do theirjob. the uk has warned against ‘all but essential travel‘ to sri lanka. in christchurch — prince wiliam has delivered a powerful messsage on defeating extremism. he also praised new zealanders for their compassion in the aftermath of the mosques attacks which claimed 50 lives. and this story is trending on bbc.com. the cast of the 25th james bond film, has been announced. daniel craig will play 007 for the fifth time. the oscar—winning star of bohemian rhapsody, rami malek, will play the villain. and the top story in the uk: the protest group extinction rebellion have targeted financial institutions across london on the 11th day of demonstrations across the city. supporters blocked roads

las imÁgenes de un dÍa despuÉsson elocuentes trozos de madera carbonizados por todas partes.o por se salvÓ la cruz que sobresale de la catedral. >>marcharon en una vigilia que no fue estrictamente religiosa sino tambiÉn por haber perdido uno de los iconos mÁs emblemÁticos de esta capital convocaron a una urgente reuniÓn de todo el gabinete para hablar del tema de la reconstrucciÓn de esta catedral el tenÍa prevista otra agenda pero no es momento de hablar de polÍtica porque francia estÁ viviendo horas dramÁticas. jorge: fue de visita y de pronto quedÓ atrapada en el drama que se viviÓ en el incendio carolina nos habla de una ex audiencia que nunca va a olvidar. >>mi viaje a parÍs serÁ con el propÓsito de conocer la ciudad de la luz tenÍa la lista de lugares encantadores que querÍa conocer entre ellos la famosa catedral eran las 6:10 p.m. un lunes despuÉs del domingo de ramos cuando veÍa a al y la mis dado inicio. un fuerte ruido comenzÓ a escucharse, el sacerdote en ese momento estaba leyendo la biblia, levantÓ la mirada y guardÓ silencio. sin decir nada mientras la gente com

camiÓo hacia su crucifixiÓn y las calles se llenaron de miles de devotos llevaron cruces grandes de maderaagrados del cristianismo y eso termina el santo sepulcro donde se crea que para resurrecciÓn, la basÍlica de san pedro presidiÓ la tradicional misa el papa inicia la liturgia de los peregrinos se unieron al papa para la procesiÓn hacia el camino de la crucifixiÓn >>> mientras tanto en tijuana las personas llegaron al jacuzzis andes se realiza aÑo con aÑo el reconocido partiÓ al centro de zar francisco hasta llegar a la catedral >>> miles de personas caminaban en el parque teniente guerrero para ser parte de la representaciÓn del viacrucis n donde experimentaron la pasiÓn de cristo >>> lÁtigos cantos y oraciones se escucharon durante la maÑana lo largo de las calles del c centro de tijuana >>> veremos a ofrecer las c caminatas >>> cuando pides estÁ haciendo un convenio con dios >>> las personas hicieron lo necesario para seguir la trad tradiciÓn del viacrucis y aquÍ hemos como guadalupe desde hace 58 aÑos se vino acompaÑada para continuar con una caminata que realiza >>> en una represen

i'm kasia madera, with bbc news. our top story: north korea says it's tested a new type of tactical guided weapon — it's the first test since the hanoi summit between kim jong—un and president trump. officials said that mr kim oversaw the test and he later said it had weighty significance in increasing north korea's military power. supporters of indonesia's presidentjoko widodo have been celebrating the news he has likely won another term as leader. unofficial results give him a lead of ten percentage points. and this video is trending on bbc.com. sadaf khadem, iran's first woman to take part in an official boxing match in france, says she has cancelled her return home after hearing an arrest warrant has been issued because she violated iran's dress code. more on our website. but that is it from me. thanks for watching. and the top story in the uk: a new law, designed to prevent children accessing online pornography, is to be introduced from the middle ofjuly. much more on that story on the website. now on bbc news,

madera is a popular tourist destination most of the victims were from germany. the german foreign ministry has set up a hotline for families of the victims madeira has announced three days of mourning . sports now and in the czech and league quarter finals tottenham edged out manchester city on the away goals rule in one of the most dramatic matches in the competition's history the spurs held a one goal advantage heading into the second leg which proved crucial at the end of a breathless ninety minutes. the pregame atmosphere in manchester suggested a memorable much awaited and it didn't disappoint his right name sterling put city ahead after just four minutes a quick fire double from shaun min sun soon put spurs back in the driver's seat by city's bernardo's silva brought the game level again moments later to two or four goals coming in the first eleven minutes of the match city scored twice more through stirling and sergio aguero are the side of half time to take a four two advantage on lisa fernando the red tape to give spurs a novel precious away goal in the

los visitantes podrÁn recorrer los 28 escalones de mÁrmol cubiertos desde 1723 por madera.o. borja:se agachÓ para besar los pies iera que la gente estÁ cansada de la guerra. estÁn en una guerra civil desde el aÑo 2013, pero en el mes de mayo se crearÁ un gobierno de transiciÓn en el que ambos lÍderes participarÁn. pondrÁn fin a esta guerra destructiva. palma: serÁ una semana donde tenemos los ojos puestos en el vaticano. legisladores le creen poner punto final a las llamadas electrÓnicas programadas. punto final a las llamadas electrÓnicas programadas. un consejo más de mr. clean. quitar la mugre con esprays y toallitas puede ser toda una batalla. prueba mr. clean magic eraser. solo moja y exprime y ve cómo desaparecen las manchas más difíciles como los restos de jabón de la tina y la grasa pegada en la puerta del horno. mr. clean magic eraser viene en nuevas toallitas desechables perfectas para quitar el cochambre de la estufa del microondas y de toda la casa prueba mr. clean magic eraser y mr. clean magic eraser en nuevas toallitas. el 60 % de las mujeres utiliza toallas

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this is bbc news, i'm kasia madera. as shooting at a synagogue leaves one person dead and several injured. police say a man has been arrested. as the officer placed the 19—year—old man into custody, he clearly saw a radical sitting there. ongoing security fears across sri lanka. cyclone kenneth has entirely wiped out some villages in mozambique, according to the un. thousands are living in makeshift shelters. and easter celebrations

i'm kasia madera with bbc news. our top story: it's one of the greatest comebacks in sporting history. tiger woods wins the masters — more than ten years after his last golfing major title. he has had personal difficulties in that time, including a divorce and major back problems, hampering his form. a powerful tornado has ripped through the south—east of the united states, destroying buildings and leaving many injured. at least four people including two children have been killed. and this candidate is gathering traction in the united states. a liberal, openly gay mayor has formally launched his bid to become the democratic presidential nominee in the 2020 election. pete buttigieg has risen from relative obscurity as mayor of a small town to being a possible contender. that's all. stay with bbc news. and the top story in the uk: an investigation‘s under way into the cause of a crash involving a double decker bus and a car on the isle of wight. a woman died in the collision near newport. now on bbc news, live to sing

importante decir que van al construir una catedral de madera justamente delante de la de notre-dame,o sigue su curso hacia el sur del paÍs, amenazando la costa este para este fin de semana. han sido reportados siete tornados, cuatro en teja y tres en iovien destructivos de hasta 74 millas por hora. este sistema traerÁ numerosas descargas elÉctricas, mÁs tornados y vientos destructivos hasta la florida. >> un vÍdeo de vigilancia es pieza clave para las autoridades que buscan a esta mujer que aparentemente se llevÓ una bebÉ de ocho meses a plena luz del dÍa de un hospital. esto ocurriÓ en la ciudad de mÉxico. la policÍa cree que tiene aproximadamente entre los 25 y unos 30 aÑos de edad. llegÓ acompaÑada de una menor a la entrada de una tienda ubicada en los pasillos que dan acceso a la estaciÓn del hospital general. >> estÁn revelando lo que la mujer ya decÍa, ella deja esta bebita con su sobrino para poder acceder al hospital . en ese momento esa seÑora, segÚn cuenta la mujer, cuenta que a su sobrino le dice : quiero ir al baÑo, por favor puedes cuidarme al bebÉ. se le intenta cuidar

carencias fÍsicas tambiÉn van a misa es el inicio de la semana santa >>> el venezolano estÁ creando esa madera>> hace que la gente como que te digo caiga en estado de fe y de depresiÓn. >> fue el momento de la oraciÓn y de pedir a dios >>> que nos den tranquilidad, salud y el hambre >>> unos 30 millones de venezolanos celebraron el domingo de ramos e inicio de la semana santa no hay recreaciÓn pero siguen firme en su la fe >>> desde la iglesia llegÓ un mensaje claro a los venezolanos >>> que las crisis son transitorias no hay crisis eternas pero hizo que algunos tuvieron que pagar para manifestar su fe >>> no la deberÍan de venderla >>> toda la semana prÓxima fue declarada no favorable algo que fue criticado por considerarlo un nuevo detenimiento comercial en caracas noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo >>> un estudio revela el precario y alarmante estado de las finanzas de muchos a punto de jubilarse >>> en el mes del autismo vemos la lucha de diaria de quienes tienen por vivir una vida normal tienen por vivir una vida normal ademÁs enueroloe descubre de l'oréal.quillaje i

ya las cenizas estaban cayendo, pedazos de madera grandes, como del tamaÑo de una moneda que caÍan sobrerja: quiero que nos escribas cÓmo fue este momento muy parecido a un ataque terrorista. en ese perÍmetro de inseguridad has podido ver efectivos de ambulancias o alguna persona que has podido ver heridas? >> afortunadamente no he visto ningÚn herido. mÁs bien la gente estaba muy asustada, incluso habÍas familiares asustados porque no hay comunicaciÓn y es porque somos miles de personas las que estamos aquÍ en este momento. es muy difÍcil, estÁ complicada la comunicaciÓn. les comento personalmente tengo perdidos a mis primos con los que vine a este viaje. estamos tratando de comunicarnos. es muchÍsima gente la que estÁ aquÍ. el momento fue el principio pensamos era sÓlo una evacuaciÓn porque posiblemente alguien habÍa robado algo. algo que no fueron incendio . ya cuando estamos todos en las calles ya con la psicosis que tenÍa la gente con la patrulla, incluso llegÓ el ejÉrcito aquÍ. ahÍ fue cuando nos dimos cuenta que estÁbamos viviendo lo que es un acontecimiento muy difÍcil para todos

lo puedo usar en todos los pisos, incluso en madera.do häagen-dazs. porque cuando das lo mejor, mereces lo mejor. la nueva colección häagen-dazs spirits. terminaron en tragedia tras la desaparición de la joven turista carla stefaniak en costa rica, días después semidesnudo, envuelto en una bolsa de plástico y a medio enterrar, apareció el cadáver de una mujer cerca del lugar donde se hospedaba carla. continuamos con el relato de sus familiares, quienes han estado ansiosos por conocer lo que sucedió tras las rejas de la casa del horror. carlos: nadie más en este mundo sino yo podía hacer este reconocimiento. teresa: carlos caicedo no puede evitar emocionarse al recordar la noche cuando tuvo que acompañar a una médica forense en la morgue de un país extranjero para hacer el más doloroso de los reconocimientos. Él asegura que lo que le tocó presenciar superaba cualquier pesadilla. carlos: la doctora me dice, tiene seis días en estado de descomposición. el olor es muy fuerte. teresa: y para este padre lo que al principio fue duda se convirt

i'm kasia madera in london.in anzac day commemorations in auckland, as new zealand and australia honour their fallen heroes.

i'm kasia madera in london.

la estructura de acero se combina con un camino de madera que suben es ir al hasta su punto mÁs altoresionante. >> mÁs agentes a la frontera, menos dinero para centroamÉrica y amenaza para mÉxico. asÍ reaccionar gobierno del presidente ante la llegada de miles de migrantes que buscan solicitar asilo. el potencial cierre de la frontera amenaza 5,000,000 de empleos estadounidenses y ciento de millones de dÓlares y conversa con mÉxico. el exvicepresidente y posible aspirante demÓcrata a la presidencia es acusado de conducta sexual inapropiada por 2 mujeres. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. >> que tal moverÁ noch vamos a comenzar con la crisis en la frontera sur, el gobierno de la residencia fichados no el despliegue de adicionales a la frontera con mÉxico. ademÁs para acelerar el legado operativo la frontera mÉxico de los migrantes que sean cruzado esa solicitado asilo. la secretarÍa es hebrea nacional anunciÓ las medidas en 1 memorÁndum donde dice que el gobierno estÁ actuando porque congreso no hace nada para compartir la creciente crisis humanitaria, y la seguridad de la frontera. desde