in mauritius today, anger and frustration are growing.rom their homes so long ago told me britain's strategy is clear and cruel. translation: there is not many of us left, the ones who were born on the island, and i believe the british are actually waiting for us to die so are actually waiting for us to die so there will be no want to claim the islands. so you think that is a deliberate british strategy, to wait until your generation, those born on the chagos islands, our dad? yeah, that's what they're doing. britain denies that. it says it needs the islands for security purposes. small groups of chagossians have been allowed home for brief visits. that is where this footage comes from. but the mauritian government now argues britain's refusal to surrender the islands and allow the population to return for good amounts to a crime against humanity. i think it would be one of the worst crimes against humanity, by letting people to in fact die, and there is then no claim from the chagossians. will you be pursuing that at the international co

rasmus hoygaard isjust 18 and won the mauritius 0pen in dramatic style.. and maybe a bit early, but it is beginning to feel a lot like christmas in glasgow. thousands of santas took part in a race through the scottish city streets over a festive five kilometres in the annual santa dash to raise money for charities. that is a lot of santas. but, according to the council, the event has raised around $500,000 since it was first held in 2006. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. it‘s still windy out there. the winds have been howling in some parts of the country and over the next few days it‘s all about wind and rain. we will have some heavy rain and heavy showers combined with gales or severe gales. it is probably the strength of the winds that will have the biggest impacts. over the past few hours we have seen a lot of showers packing in from the west, really squally showers. the main focus of the wetter and certainly windy weather is more towards the south—west of eng

technique has been tieen to countrlike the maldives, and next to kenya, tendon he is a -- tanzania and mauritiuse project was born here, a thriving nature rerve. >> this island was the desired prize. >> this w set up by this man who has been running conservation projects for three decades. he is thinking about the next big idea. >> these experiences we have learned from scratch. we learned the eire technique, so the next step is to grow coral on land, tinker with them until they become resilient to climate change, and plant them back. ask scientists predict most of the world's coral will be gone by 2050. innovation might be the only way to preserve them. >> people across certain parts ofd the middle east, india southeast asia have witnessed the last solar eclipse of the decade. the annual eclipse is known as the ring of fire. the path aowed millions of people tsee it. for a different take, here is vogue's astrologer. >> solar eclipse is significant. it is similar to a new moon except it is -- it's influence lasts for six months. it is a time of setting new s and intentions for the first half of

already been taken to countries like colombia and the maldives, and next are kenya, tanzania and mauritius on cousin island, a thriving world—class nature reserve. cousin island was the desired prize... it was set up by nirmal shah. he's been running conservation projects here for over three decades and he's already thinking about the next big idea. so, all these experiences we've learned from scratch, ok? we know the entire technique now. so the next step is to grow corals on land, tinker around with them until they become resilient to climate change and plant them back. scientists predict most of the world's coral will be gone by 2050. innovation might be the only way to preserve them. catherine byaru hanga, bbc news, the seychelles. spanish police have named a british holiday maker who died at costa del sola christmas eve. the family had been staying at the club costa world resort. an investigation into what happened is under way. the owners of the hotel have described it as a tragic accident. lana wilkinson reports. this is gabriel diya, the 52—year—old father who died trying to rescue

already been taken to countries like colombia and the maldives, and next are kenya, tanzania and mauritiuscuers' project was born here on cousin island, a thriving world—class nature reserve. cousin island was the desired prize... it was set up by nirmal shah. he's been running conservation projects here for over three decades and he's already thinking about the next big idea. so, all these experiences we've learned from scratch, ok? we know the entire technique now. so the next step is to grow corals on land, tinker around with them until they become resilient to climate change and plant them back. scientists predict most of the world's coral will be gone by 2050. innovation might be the only way to preserve them. catherine byaru hanga, bbc news, the seychelles. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: pa rents parents pushing children to reach the top in china. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way within production of the euro. it's just got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed

already been taken to countries like colombia and the maldives and next are kenya, tanzania and mauritiuscuers‘ project was born here on cousin island, a thriving world class nature reserve. cousin island was the desired prize... it was set up by nirmal shah. he's been running conservation projects here for over three decades and he's already thinking about the next big idea. so, all these experiences we've learned from scratch, we know the entire technique now. so the next step is to grow corals on land, tinker around with them until they become resilient to climate change and plant them back. scientists predict most of the world's coral will be gone by 2050. innovation might be the only way to preserve them. catherine byaru hanga, bbc news, the seychelles. the hit tv show gavin and stacey returned to our screens last night after almost a decade away and pulled in the highest christmas day tv audience in 12 years. an average of 11.6 million people tuned in for the show‘s christmas special, according to initial figures, with the queen's christmas broadcast in 2nd place. 0ur entertainment

already been taken to countries like colombia and the maldives, and next are kenya, tanzania and mauritiusand, a thriving world—class nature reserve. cousin island was the desired prize... it was set up by nirmal shah. he's been running conservation projects here for over three decades and he's already thinking about the next big idea. so, all these experiences we've learned from scratch, 0k? we know the entire technique now. so the next step is to grow corals on land, tinker around with them until they become resilient to climate change and plant them back. scientists predict most of the world's coral will be gone by 2050. innovation might be the only way to preserve them. catherine byaru hanga, bbc news, the seychelles. the african giant swallowtail is one of the world's most mysterious insects. it's a butterfly but it's almost completely unknown to science. it's never been seen in its caterpillar or chrysalis state. now a team of french explorers has headed out to the central african republic to see if they can find out more about this elusive creature. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. yo

already been taken to countries like colombia and the maldives and next are kenya, tanzania and mauritius world class nature reserve. cousin island was the desired prize... it was set up by nirmal shah. he's been running conservation projects here for over three decades and he's already thinking about the next big idea. so all these experiences we've learned from scratch. we know the entire technique now. so the next step is to grow corals on land, tinker around with them until they become resilient to climate change and plant them back. scientists predict most of the world's coral will be gone by 2050. innovation might be the only way to preserve them. catherine byaru hanga, bbc news, the seychelles. now how about this to wake you up... these swimmers in northeast china are limbering up for their big challenge — and no better way to do it like with an ice—bucket challenge in the extreme coldness of minus 20 degrees celsius. then it's into the freezing cold water. more than 200 swimmers from china, russia, the us and south africa took part in the first winter swimming tournament. the wate

rasmus hoygaard isjust 18 and won the mauritius 0pen in dramatic style.le to seal the victory. china's most successful ever snooker player ding junhui has added another triple crown event to his collection of titles. he won his third uk snooker championship, beating scotland's stephen maguire 10—6 in the final in york. this was his first ranking event win in two years and is worth more than a quarter of a million dollars in prize money. arsenal will hope to end their worst run league since 1977 when they travel to west ham on monday. the gunners, who are 10th in the table, have now failed to win any of their last nine games in all competition. last week's home defeat to brighton leaves new interim manager's freddie ljungberg's side ten points away from the champions league places. we needed to change this downward spiral, they have great fans, it is going to be a great occasion. maybe thatis going to be a great occasion. maybe that is good for our players, they can relax a little bit and just concentrate on the game and hopefully do what they did when we

already been taken to countries like colombia and the maldives and next are kenya, tanzania and mauritiushriving world class nature reserve. cousin island was the desired prize... it was set up by nirmal shah. he's been running conservation projects here for over three decades and he's already thinking about the next big idea. so all these experiences we've learned from scratch. we know the entire technique now. so the next step is to grow corals on land, tinker around with them until they become resilient to climate change and plant them back. scientists predict most of the world's coral will be gone by 2050. innovation might be the only way to preserve them. catherine byaru hanga, bbc news, the seychelles. people across certain parts of the middle east, india and south east asia have witnessed the last solar eclipse of the decade. the path of the eclipse allowed millions of people to see it. shaun hassett has more. this is an annular solar eclipse or as some people call it, the ring of fire. it happens when the moon covers the sun centre, but leaves the outer edges visible. although it

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already been taken to countries like colombia and the maldives and next are kenya, tanzania and mauritiusd prize... it was set up by nirmal shah. he's been running conservation projects here for over three decades and he's already thinking about the next big idea. so, all these experiences we've learned from scratch, we know the entire technique now. so the next step is to grow corals on land, tinker around with them until they become resilient to climate change and plant them back. scientists predict most of the world's coral will be gone by 2050. innovation might be the only way to preserve them. catherine byaru hanga, bbc news, the seychelles. people in some parts the world have been watching the last solar eclipse of the year. it was visible across much of the middle east and south asia where people witnessed the annular solar eclipse. it is also known as a "ring of fire" — where the moon doesn't completely cover the sun. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. christmas day was mostly dry, quite a lot of sunshine as well, boxing day has brought more in the way of wet w

already been taken to countries like colombia and the maldives and next are kenya, tanzania and mauritiusng world class nature reserve. cousin island was the desired prize... it was set up by nirmal shah. he's been running conservation projects here for over three decades and he's already thinking about the next big idea. so all these experiences we've learned from scratch. we know the entire technique now. so the next step is to grow corals on land, tinker around with them until they become resilient to climate change and plant them back. scientists predict most of the world's coral will be gone by 2050. innovation might be the only way to preserve them. catherine byaru hanga, bbc news, the seychelles. shoppers are expected to spend £200 million less in the boxing day sales this year , with environmental concerns being the biggest reason for the drop. nearly 7 in 10 consumers plan to spend less on so—called "fast fashion", because of the impact of its production on the environment. according to barclaycard, around 4 in 10 uk adults will spend an average of £186 each today. people across

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the company spokesman says the 51-year-old died while on vacation with family in mauritius.th comes as the company is looking for a successor to the ceo. banks around the world are unveiling the biggest rounds of job cuts in four years. more than 50 lenders have announced this -- have announced plans this year to cut a most 78,000 jobs. morgan stanley is the latest to issue pink slips. about 1500 jobs have been slashed. another high-ranking boeing executive is stepping down in the wake of the 737 max crisis. the plane maker says the legal advisor is retiring at the end of the year. he served as boeing general counsel, but was reassigned in may to advise former ceo dennis muilenburg and the board of directors on matters related to those two deadly max crashes. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. checking u.s. markets now, we are still in the green for all of the major averages. the s&p 500 up just more than 0.1%, being led higher right now by the likes of centurylink, internationa flavors and fragrances, and amazon.com, continuing to do well on those blowout holiday

that's what happened so that system is gonna go through a great mauritius. if you're traveling around the country, keep that in mind. in the form of musher, the key to this whole thing, near the dateline, then to the tropics and is like a funnel. most of its focused and around the santa barbara area. it is also having a nice effect this right here, then to santa cruz. this were the heaviest rains are especially in the coastal hills. with the current rater showing the rain coming down south of our area, gonna get a little bit of break tomorrow. we get back to it unless they. different kind of storm, colder storm comes in on friday. >>> people and south bay are trying to get home from work with slick conditions on the road. the weather caused problems drop today. >> reporter: after a holiday weekend storm flooded some rose and doubled some trees. a steady rain fell in morgan hill monday afternoon. that's where crews needed a chainsaw to lead in the road of the oak tree which snapped on support wires and dangerously close on paralyze on oakland avenue. the road

>> by that standard, we should investigate fiji or mauritius or lesotho.ut then look at the logic of it. that doesn't even make sense that they cracked the server to look into hillary clinton's emails. his argument is so simple to just obliterate. >> i'm going to let you have the last word, nick confessori, thank you so much for joining us. >>> coming up, if you thought president trump's impeachment was taking the full attention of the white house, think again. inside stephen miller's continued crusade to change american immigration. we will be right back. will be . >>> well, impeachment has gripped the nation and grabbed the front pages recently. donald trump and his administration have continued to push sweeping new immigration policies. just as the house voted to impeach "the washington post" out with a story, the trump's top immigration adviser stephen miller wanted to plant i.c.e. agents within the agency that cares for unaccompanied children to get information from their parents and relatives to target them for deportation. "the washington post" repo