the bbc ‘s hywel griffith outside the court in melbourne, australia.more on this story. you can find it on the bbc news website. rico, many thanks for that. the uk government has suffered another massive defeat in the house of commons, over the terms on which the uk should leave the european union. parliament again voted to reject the agreement the prime minister has spent more than two years negotiating — this time by a majority of 149. with just over two weeks before the date officially scheduled for brexit, mps will now vote on whether the uk should leave the eu without any agreement. if it's a no to that, as expected, they'll vote on whether to ask the eu for more negotiating time — in effect, to delay brexit. this from our political editor laura kuenssberg. division, clear the lobby! this is what a political disaster looks and sounds like — mps hurrying here and there, piling through westminster‘s corridors, walking through a lobby to say no. for a second time, the prime minister has lost her deal, another chunk of authority, and maybe her way. th

this is the scene live from the court house in melbourne. and all of europe close their airspace to the boeing 737 max, following sunday's fatal crash of an ethiopian airlines jet. it is 7:00am in singapore and midnight here in london, where the uk government has suffered another massive defeat in the house of commons over its deal to leave the european union. mps voted by a majority of 149 to reject the agreement that prime minister theresa may has taken two years to negotiate with the eu. with just over two weeks to go before the date schedule for brexit, mps will return to parliament and, over the next two days, decide whether brexit happens without a deal or is extended beyond the exit date of 29 march. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. division, clear the lobby! this is what a political disaster looks and sounds like. mps hurring here and there, piling through westminster‘s corridors, walking through a lobby to say no. for a second time, the prime minister has lost her deal, another chunk of authority, and maybe her way. th

hywel griffith for us in melbourne. let's get some of the day's other news.geria have again taken to the streets, despite the decision by the ailing president, abdelaziz bouteflika, to withdraw his candidacy for a fifth term in office. protesters are accusing the president of a ploy to prolong his 20—year rule. the 82—year—old postponed presidential elections that were originally scheduled for next month, though no new date for the election was set. a spokesman for the taliban has told the bbc that there's been progress on two major issues at the latest round of afghan peace talks between the united states and the taliban. suhail shaheen said the two sides have agreed to discuss the withdrawal of foreign troops from afghanistan. further negotiations will also take place on how to prevent terror attacks against other countries being launched from afghan territory. lawyers for michael flynn, president donald trump's former national security advisor, have asked a judge to delay his sentencing for 90 days. michael flynn was found guilty for lying to the fbi durin

andrew thomas has more from melbourne. a small cheer went up when the crowd outside court heard the sentence as it was broadcast over speakers here on the straights the judge had spent well over an hour running through the reasons he was about to impose the sentences that he was before he actually revealed what those sentences would be he talked about the gravity of the offenses the power imbalance between the archbishop on the one hand and to thirteen year old boys on the other but he also talks about cardinal pell's ill health and his eye and his otherwise good character and incidents of consideration as well the unprecedented interest in this case the fact that pal had saved the gauntlets of people shouting at him screaming at him as he walked in and out of court each day that his experience of prison will be that much worse than it will be for people of a lower profile only that considered he said meant that he was imposing an overall sentence of six years of which kill at least three and a half before he is eligible f

and thomas joining us from just outside the court in melbourne that sentence just handed down andrew was it expected. that's right will come no pelle has got a total of six years in prison now that's not the operand of expectations there were five crimes of which he was convicted and all those the longest single sentence was a four years but what the judge has done is he's added parts of the other sentences for years and he says that in total he is sending the call in the present the six years of which he must have three years and eight months in prison before he's eligible for parole so that means that the upper end of expectations on the outside court here in a small cheer went up when people most of them themselves victims of child abuse. so i think they will be pleased with what they heard inside court where it was until a few moments ago the judge was ready reading through all the rings and why he was reaching the verdict the sentence that he was before he actually came to me for well over an hour he talked about the gravity of the offenses on the one hand most of the crimes tha

the offences relate to his time here as archbishop of melbourne when after one of his first masses inirboys in the back of the cathedral, inflicting sexual abuse upon them, described in some detail in the court. the cardinal did not flinch as descriptions were given and nor did he respond as the six—year sentence was handed down. the chiefjustice said he was not judging the catholic church but he was reflecting the gravity of the offence and the impact it had on young lives. the argument of your counsel that this offending was committed by you george pell the man and not by you, george pell the archbishop, must be roundly rejected. i do so without hesitation. your obvious status as archbishop cast a powerful shadow over this offending. not only do i consider that you offended in breach of your relationship of trust and in abuse of your power and authority, i would characterise these breaches and abuses as grave. despite there being no grooming, i have still found that you made a reasoned and deliberate decision to engage in this inexcusable conduct of the first episode. you had time t

andrew thomas reports from melbourne to some outside court it was emotional listening as george pell sentence was broadcast from inside life and usually a single television camera was allowed in court but the judge ordered it to be focused on his comments alone not on the cardinal's reaction when the sentence came it was longer than most people had expected. of sentence of six years in prison. i said hang on for all period of three years and months at the back of the court room standing to hear his fate pelle did not react to that but outside court there were hugs and cheers now at least it was a stranger in the sight. of the abuse by people the power like. a six year prison term is the combined sentence of a five crimes against two thirteen year old boys the just spent well over an hour giving the reasons behind the sentences he was about to impose before he actually revealed what they would be it's all about the gravity of the offenses but also about cardinal pell's age and his ill health and the unprecedented publicists but this case has had while on trial pelle had been shouted a

warm weather and so temperatures getting up to thirty eight celsius in alice springs a thirty four melbourne says more still around him some warmth to into new zealand really looking lovely here as we go on through the next couple days lawsie clear skies all last gasps of some a hanging on here twenty three celsius for oakland she's such twenty one there for christ yes with that try and find weather we get up to twenty one c. in tokyo was we go on through friday but falling back to saturday.

as he faces sentencing right now for child abuse we'll have a live update in just a moment from melbourne we'll tell you the lengths to which the chinese government is going to restrict the internet in sport the title holders suffer a setback in the asian champions league and you will be here with that story a little later. hello welcome to another look at the international forecast we've got a little bit of everything across north america really lots of cloud across the south there's rain around some severe storms possibility of the old tornado mixed in as well but a bit of snow in the northern flank plenty of snow up towards the pacific northwest and that's going to continue making its way further east was over the rockies there's a lot of snow coming through here just around arizona coming up across colorado pushing further eastward into the east of that really heavy downpours we could see some localized flooding at wild weather that wet weather that wintry weather will make its way further east was temperatures to pick up in chicago to around twenty two degrees north of the border lot

and of thomas has more from melbourne for some outside court it was emotional listening as george pell sentence was broadcast from inside life and usually a single television camera was allowed in court but the judge ordered it to be focused on his comments alone not on the cardinals reaction when the sentence came it was longer than most people had expected by sentence. of sentence of six years in prison and i said i know for all period of three years and months at the back of the court room standing to hear his fate pelle did not react to that but outside court there were hugs and cheers now. a stranger in the side. of the abused by people the power like. a six year prison term is the combined sentence for five crimes against two thirteen year old boys the just spent well over an hour giving the reasons behind the sentences he was about to impose before he actually revealed what they would be he talked about the gravity of the offenses but also about cardinal pell's age and his ill health and the unprecedented publicists but this case has had a long trial pelle have been shouted at e

pole position for the season opening australian grand prix hamilton set a new lap record at the melbourne circuit edging out teammate military voters with a dramatic late run the mercedes pair were well ahead of ferraris of busted federal who could only manage third on the grid that was hamilton sixth consecutive pole position in melbourne. they're up to date now on t.w. news omarion evans teen for me and the entire team thanks for watching. my first vice like mosul sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by the social rules even something as simple as learning how to ride a bicycle it isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my home but it took me years to. finally gave up and went on buying young lives like this but returns because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing advice and now i want to reach those women back home who are bones by the unsocial rules and inform them about their basic rights my name is dave out of the group and i wore to them. what happens if you watch a movie on a v r headset while speeding dow

for the season opening australian grand prix hannibal hamilton set a new law press court at the melbourne circuit edging out teammate well terry process with a dramatic late run in the sadie's pavel well ahead of ferrari surpassed in fact all the good it only managed third on the grid it was hamilton his six consecutive pole position in melbourne. shaking that was so it was so close out there was but it's incredible crowd here but what a beautiful day and i again coming from testing from winter we had no idea where we would be. you know we were hoping of course to be where we are wouldn't work and for that the guys back at the factory been working so hard and on a weekend this weekend also they've just been you know just working to fix. in the bundesliga. home form continued as they were held by freiburg. player cancelled out and shinzo prefers early opener it was the strike his eleventh goal of the season but he couldn't manage any more a means to drop another two points in the race the champions league places they now go for home games without so when. thief is ruling council has voted

pole position for the season opening australian grand prix hamilton set a new lap record at the melbourne circuit edging out the might well terry process with a dramatic late run in the city's pebble well ahead of ferrari is ferrari sebastian fettle who could only manage third on the grid it was hamilton's six consecutive pole position in melbourne and i thank you so so close out there was a credible crowd here but what a beautiful day in our car again coming from testing in winter we had no idea where we would be. you know we were hoping of course we where we are working for the guys back at the factory working so hard on the weekend this weekend also they've just been you know working for show in the bundesliga mentioned home form continued as they were held to a one will drop by freiburg bus alice on clay i counseled out the ten sober foes early open and it was the strike his eleventh league goal of the season but he couldn't manage any more and means glad but dropped another two points in the race for champions league places it's now gone for home games without. when. sharif is ruling

for more on this, i am joined now by hywel griffith, who's in melbourne. background of the case and how it developed today? it is hard to overstate the reverence in which george pell used to be held here in australia. he was the highest ranking catholic in the country and became one of the highest ranking catholics in the world but now his fall from grace is complete and he is due to be taken to prison to commence a six—year prison term. the offences relate to his time here as archbishop of melbourne when he came across two choirboys prang in the back of the cathedral, inflicting sexual abuse upon them, described in some detail in the courts it the cardinaldid some detail in the courts it the cardinal did not flinch as descriptions were given and nor did he respond as the six—year sentence was handed down. the chiefjustice said he was notjudging the catholic church but he was reflecting the gravity of the offence and the impact it had on young lives. the argument of your council that this offending was committed by you george pell the man and not by you, g

melbourne has felt the pain as well. everywhere you look, it is doom and gloom., i think it could be facing a 30% fall. they talk about the difficulty getting money, but i think it is more the chinese buyers pulling out of the market which has really brought the market back down to earth. the housing market, which normally makes our economy buoyant and move forward, that is shrinking. you will find our economy will shrink as well. there is now an abundance of supply, including new housing development like this one in sydney. they were built to satisfy demand that is now faded. the building boom and the absence of chinese buyers tell only part of the story. credit is also tight. it has become a lot harder to get a home loa n become a lot harder to get a home loan in australia because of tough new regulations designed to encourage more wreck doormat responsible lending by the banks. the credit squeeze is hurting the market is —— more responsible lending. even though interest rates are ata lending. even though interest rates are at a record low. the concern is that

it was hamilton sixth straight pole position in melbourne. taking the show close out there was a credible crowd here but what a beautiful day and i again coming from testing from winter we had no idea where we would be. you know we were hoping of course we were we work until they got back to the fact we've been working so hard on a weekend this weekend also they've just been you know working. and coming up after the break is the bluntest league with pavel foley ileus dortmund dropped to second place behind by a new nick last weekend and they were gunning to go back on top when they visited her to berlin that and much more coming up on the bluntest. don't forget you can always get d.w. news on the go just download our app from google play or from the apple store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the d.w. app to send us photos and videos they're watching the news live from berlin and you can get all the latest news and information around th

pole position for the season opening australian grand prix hamilton set a new lap record at the melbourne circuit edging out teammate military botha's with a dramatic late run the mercedes pair were well ahead of ferrari's a busted federal who could only manage third on the grid because hamilton six consecutive pole position in melbourne. they're up to date now on d w news omarion evans teen for me and the entire team thanks for watching. my first boss i also sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by the social rules even something as simple as learning how to write a by side that isn't. since i was a little girl i've wanted to have a bicycle of my own but it took me years to. finally gave up and went from buying young guys like this but returns because so we machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls.

six consecutive pole position in melbourne. and i am taking that so it was so close out there we go to the incredible crowd here but what a beautiful day and i again coming from testing from wind we had no idea where we would be. you know we were hoping a full three where we are wouldn't work and for that the guys back to the factory working so hard and on the weekend this weekend also they've just been you know just work and i think. they're up to date now and d.-w. news up next after a short break is world stories but first we leave you with some images of berlin the new is so every day on friday the city's tear park zoo showed off a three month old polar bear cub here's a look at the little bear's first public appearance thanks for watching. the. players. just.

a new season but since the million looking the sadie's cars at the front of the grid in melbourne. there was a surprise on the first quarter of zero is found three quarters past his teammate and defending world champion lewis hamilton. never looked back and built up a twenty second lead while hamilton has a battle to hold on.

sebastian vettel who could only manage third in the grid as hamilton six straight for position in melbourne. taking it so close out there we got it incredible crowd here but what a beautiful day and i again coming from testing from winter we had no idea where we would be. you know we were hoping of course to be where we are working towards that the guys back at the factory been working so hard and on the weekend this weekend also they've just been you know it's work and i think. coming up after the break it's the bundesliga with public fully illyria's dortmund dropped to second place behind by a new nick last weekend and they were gunning to go back on top when they visited her to berlin that and much more coming up on the bundesliga. and don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google play or from the apple store that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as any push notifications from breaking news you can also use the app to send us photos and videos. you're watching news live from berlin. and you can get all the latest n

before leaving for melbourne, i caught up with him at his new team's headquarters, the williams teamut, so i can say i arrived in formula 1 twice because in the end, when i was a young driver, kid, nobody would bet any euros for a polish driver to achieve formula 1. this happened in 2006 and honestly, i think the same story will be three or four years ago, even two years ago, no—one will bet one that i will be back in formula 1. so how do you technically drive because everything now is done to your left hand ? drive because everything now is done to your left hand? most of the people think that i have one hand, it is not true. the fact is of course there are situations where the left hand is doing much more than the right one, but there are situations where the right—hand, arm actually is doing more than the left one. you are one of these people he was a natural born driver? yeah, i mean the moment i actually put myself behind the wheel after the accident, i discovered that the speed was there, and this creates, that moment created a kind of negative feeling because, for one side, it

hundred thomas has more from melbourne though. a small cheer went up when the crowd outside court heard the sentence as it was broadcast live the speakers here on the straights the judge had spent well over an hour running through the reasons he was about to impose the sentences that he was before he actually revealed what those sentences would be he talked about the gravity of the offenses the power imbalance between the archbishop on the one hand and to thirteen year old boys on the other but he also told us about cardinal pell's ill health and his eye and his otherwise good character and incidents of consideration as well the unprecedented interest in this case the fact that palace had to walk the gauntlet of people shouting at him screaming at him as he walked in and out of court each day that his experience of prison will be that much worse than it will be for people of a lower profile only considered he said meant that he was imposing an overall sentence of six years of which hill at least three and a half of full he is elig

still to come in sport but peta thousands of fans turned out in melbourne the head of the first race of the formula one thousand . fly cattle are always going to experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. now the f.b.i. says it uncovered the biggest college cheating scam in u.s. history on tuesday investigators charged thousands of people including executives and famous actor andy gallagher reports investigators say it's a conspiracy on an unprecedented scale the justice department arrested almost fifty people nationwide in a scheme they say involved cheating on exams bribing coaches and exaggerating athletic ability in return children of the rich and famous gained access to some of the most elite universities in the united states with some parents paying huge sums of money this is a keys where they flaunted their wealth sparing no expense to cheat the system so so they could set their children up for success with the best education money could buy literally some spent anywhere from two hundred thousand to six and a half million dollars for guaran

under thomas has more details from melbourne. for some outside court it was emotional listening as george pell sentence was broadcast from inside life and usually a single television camera was allowed in court but the judge ordered it to be focused on his comments alone not on the cardinal's reaction when the sentence came it was longer than most people had expected i sentence you to a total effective sentence of six years in prison and i said hang on for all period of three years and months at the back of the court room standing to hear his fate pelle did not react to that but outside court there were hugs and cheers now alison was a stranger in the sight. of the abuse by people the power like. a six year prison term is the combined sentence of the five crimes against two thirteen year old boys the just spent well over an hour giving the reasons behind the sentences he was about to impose before he actually revealed what they would be it's not about the gravity of the offenses but also about cardinal pell's age and his ill heal

hwyel griffiths sent this report from melbourne.everence in which george pell used to be held here in australia. he was the highest ranking catholic in the country and became one of the highest ranking catholics in the world but now his fall from grace is complete and he is due to be taken to prison to commence a six—year prison term. the offences relate to his time here as archbishop of melbourne when after one of his first masses in charge he came across two choirboys in the back of the cathedral, inflicting sexual abuse upon them, described in some detail in the court. the cardinal did not flinch as descriptions were given and nor did he respond as the six—year sentence was handed down. the chiefjustice said he was not judging the catholic church but he was reflecting the gravity of the offence and the impact it had on young lives. and he has been covering that story for us in melbourne. stay with us, there is plenty more to come. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll be talking to people in the leave—supporting town of

up here towards sydney tempter from melbourne about twenty six in sydney a nice day for you at twenty five degrees there where the conditions across new zealand have been nice we are going to continue to see most of that continuing as we go towards midweek but we do expect to see more clouds in the forecast down here across christ church nice day on wednesday but as we go towards thursday we are expecting clouds in your forecast with attempted there of about twenty degrees on thursday. all this muslim undertakers working here is a seven days a week job that's grown with a community my father purchased a black ambulance man started to do the funerals in london and their families we saw a stopping father and daughter and we can do business partners the stories we don't often hear told by the people who the death is such a level of. east and undertakers this is europe on al-jazeera. to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories president says more than a thousand people killed by. ninety percent of the port city of beta has been destroyed or have declared emergencies there

a new season but six familiar looking the sadie's cars at the front of the grid in melbourne. there was a surprise on the first call of zero is found three quarters past his teammate and defending world champion lewis hamilton. never looked back and built up a twenty second lead while hamilton has a battle to hold on to second place. not a good homegrown prefer danny ricardo in his first race firenado he lost his front wing in the opening seconds and was forced to retire midway through the race. car science fared a little better in his mclaren the spaniards hopes went up in smoke on lap nine. ferrari had looked impressive in pre-season testing that their pairing of charles with kirk and sebastian vettel struggled so much miss a reason red bull red bulls much to stop and overtaking vettel is white's with third place finish was. out in front also claimed the extra points on offer this season for the fastest lap of the race on his way to a first girl prix win since twenty seven saying i bet. dogs really get. it was definitely my best race ever. i don't know what happens i just fe

under thomas has more details from melbourne for some outside court it was emotional listening as george pell sentence was broadcast from inside life and usually a single television camera was allowed in court but the judge ordered it to be focused on his comments alone not on the cardinal's reaction when the sentence came it was longer than most people had expected i sentence you to a total of sixty of sentence of six years imprisonment. i see it i know for all period of three years and months at the back of the court room standing to hear his fate pelle did not react to that but outside court there were hugs and cheers now at least it was a stranger in the sight. of the abuse by people the power like. a six year prison term is the combined sentence of a five crimes against two thirteen year old boys the just spent well over an hour giving the reasons behind the sentences he was about to impose before he actually revealed what they would be it's all about the gravity of the offenses but also about cardinal pell's age and his ill health and the unprecedented publicists but this case has

under thomas has more from melbourne. a small cheer went up when the crowd outside court heard the sentence as it was broadcast over speakers here on the straights the judge had spent well over an hour running through the reasons he was about to impose the sentences that he was before he actually revealed what those sentences would be he talked about the gravity of the offenses the power imbalance between the archbishop on the one hand and to thirteen year old boys on the other but he also told us about cardinal pell's ill health and his eye and his otherwise good character and incidents of consideration as well the unprecedented interest in this case the fact that had saved the gauntlets of people shouting at him screaming at him as he walked in and out of court each day that his experience of prison will be that much worse than it will be for people of a lower profile only considered he said meant that he was imposing an overall sentence of six years of which hill at least three and a half of full he is eligible for par

a new season but six familiar looking to sadie's cars at the front of the grid in melbourne. there was a surprise on the first call of zero as france reports us past his teammate and defending world champion lewis hamilton. never looked back and built up a twenty second lead while hamilton has a battle to hold on to second place. not a good homegrown prefer danny ricardo in his first race firenado he lost his front wing in the opening seconds and was forced to retire midway through the race. car science fared a little better in his mclaren the spaniards hopes went up in smoke on lap nine. ferrari had looked impressive in pre-season testing that their pairing of charles with kirk and sebastian vettel struggled so much miss a reason red bull red bulls much for stop and overtaking vettel on his whites with third place finish. out in front also claimed the extra points on offer this season for the fastest lap of the race on his way to a first girl prix win since twenty seven c. i thought that. yes daughters really get. it was definitely my best race ever. i don't know what happen

out from the first grand prix of the season the sixty six year old died of a palmeri embolism in melbourne on thursday open the has more. racing it been in charlie whiting's blood since he was a boy he got a start and if one when he joined the his team in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven before moving to braben where he guided nelson piquet to his first world championship title if i a president and former chief john todd paid tribute saying whiting embodied the ethics and spirit of motor sport and that if one has lost a faithful friend whiting became race director nine hundred ninety seven and always had the respect of the drivers even though they admit they pushed things to the limits we gave him a hard time you know we would really press him and push him and. make him work but he was always really receptive and very. us felt like he was on you know on our side he was you know somebody you could ask anything about any time he was open to it to everyone. at any time his door was always open and. he was a race you know it was just a just a very nice guy. whiting was well respected in

david stringer joins us now from melbourne.w more about the impact of that january disaster? it was a really knee-jerk reaction. is it likely to be sustained? we are getting a little more clarity but the crystal a lot of moving parts. vale's operations and their ability to bring mines back on an even a legal perspective. position,o reverse a hoping to bring back one of those mines that was brought off-line. there are certainly uncertainties here. what vale said tuesday in brazil is it had to shut are in about 93 million tons of annual capacity. that is equivalent to about a quarter of its production in 2017. certainly, significant. as you say, what analysts have been hoping for and what the market has been hoping for is more certainty about the outlook. how much will the actual impact be on 2019 output. morgan stanley expected to be quite dramatically lower than a year earlier and sees the overall impact as tipping the iron or market into deficit this year. shery: why does vale hold back of offering guidance for the 2019 output

a new season but six familiar looking the sadie's cars at the front of the grid in melbourne. there was a surprise on the first corner of zero is found three quarters past his teammate and defending world champion lewis hamilton. never looked back and built up a twenty second lead while hamilton has a battle to hold on to second place. not a good homegrown prefer danny ricardo in his first race firenado he lost his front wing in the opening seconds and was forced to retire midway through the race. car science fared a little better in his mclaren the spaniards hopes went up in smoke on lap nine. ferrari how it looks impressive in pre-season testing that their pairing of charles leclerc and supremacy. vettel struggled so much mis a reason red bull red bulls much for stop and overtaking vettel is white's with third place finish was. out in front boss us also claimed the extra points on offer this season for the fastest lap of the race on his way to a first girl prix win since twenty seven saying i'm back. this dog was really get. it was definitely my best race ever. i don't know

and another good one in melbourne. here we go, third time we see the limitless we have a ghost.s 110w. week. he's had a great few weeks now. i hope i can play it may be a little bit better than i did in melbourne but it will be tough because he really has the confidence right now. ferrari were once again fastest on the final day of pre—season testing— but it was a close run thing sebastien vettel was quickest in ba rcelona— but last yea r‘s champion lewis hamilton was only three thousandths of a second behind in his mercedes. it's the final one day international between england and west indies tomorrow in st lucia with the home team needing to win to draw the series two—all. meanwhile west indies' captain jason holder has been speaking about the need to pay players a minimum wage. he says it would turn the tide of players choosing to sign up for highly—paid domestic t20 cricket instead of playing internationally. ijust i just feel as though if the situation where become a significant amount of money that would encourage in keep people around international could, there will be no

a new season but six familiar looking the sadie's cars at the front of the grid in melbourne. there was a surprise on the first corner though as founts reports us past his teammate and defending world champion lewis hamilton. never looked back and built up a twenty second lead while hamilton has a battle to hold on to second place. not secured homegrown preferred danny ricardo in his first race firenado he lost his front wing in the opening seconds and was forced to retire midway through the race. car science fared a little better in his mclaren the spaniards hopes went up in smoke on lap nine. the wrong rehab looks impressive in pre-season testing but their pairing of charles leclerc and sebastian vettel struggled so much miss a reason red bull red bulls much to stop and overtaking vettel on his whites with third place finish. in front also claimed the extra points on offer this season for the fastest lap of the race on his way to a first girl prix win since twenty seven c. i thought that. the start was really get. it was stephanie my best race ever. i don't know what happene

a little earlier i spoke to the lead researcher, dr torben daeneke, in melbourne. of their breakthrough. the significance here is, because we can do it at room temperature, we will... the process requires a lot less energy, so in the past, people have used processes to convert c02 into solid materials at very high temperatures. this was done at 600—700 degrees celsius. so we can now do it at room temperature, which might actually finally lead to a viable technology that can be used to actively take c02 out of the air and remove it permanently. and so, when we're talking about turning this c02 into a coal—like substance, then, does this mean that you could effectively get rid of it, bury it, treat it safely? exactly, so what our new discovery basically offers is a new chemical pathway to convert c02 into a solid product. in the past, people or scientists have investigated methods to take c02 and store it as a gas, and what they usually do is they try to pump it underground, and they basically cross their fingers and hope that it stays down there for eternity. and, i

australian born more on that let's go to clare richardson the university lecturer joining us from melbourne australia good morning clare we understand that the australian prime minister has confirmed that one of those under arrest is from australia what we know about this individual. that's right we now have confirmation that an australian born citizen is among the four people who have been taken into custody as a key suspect in this attack now he is believed to be a man who self identified as a twenty eight year old who posted a rambling manifesto online seventy four pages in which he laid out his intention to commit the attack how he was going to do it and also criticised things like multiculturalism and immigration in new zealand he had the usual objections he said he identified actually not as australian but that he felt culturally european and he even said quote my blood is europe you. know we've been hearing a lot of condolences prime minister scott morrison said it was a violent extremist right wing terrorist attack and australian authorities are working it to investigate further the

a new season but six to million looking the sadie's cars at the front of the grid in melbourne. there was a surprise on the first corner though as found three quarters past his teammate and defending world champion lewis hamilton boss has never looked back and built up a twenty second lead while hamilton has a battle to hold on to second place. not so good homegrown profit danny ricardo in his first race firenado he lost his front wing in the opening seconds and was forced to retire midway through the race. car science fared a little better in his mclaren the spaniards hopes went up in smoke on lap nine. ferrari how it looked impressive in pre-season testing that their pairing of charles leclerc and sebastian vettel struggled so much mis a reason red bull red bulls much to stop and overtaking vettel on his whites with third place finish. in front also claimed the extra points on offer this season for the fastest lap of the race on his way to a first girl prix win since twenty seven c. i thought that. first thought was really get. it was definitely my best race ever. i don't know

from the first grand prix of the season the sixty six year old died of a pole memory embolism in melbourne on thursday. racing had been in charlie whiting's blood since he was a boy he got a start and if one when he joined the his team in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven before moving to braben where he guided nelson piquet to his first world championship title if i a president and former ferrari chief john taught paid tribute saying whiting embodied the ethics and spirit of motor sport and that if one has lost the faithful friend whiting became race director nine hundred ninety seven and always had the respect of the drivers even though they admit they pushed things to the limits he gave me a hard time you know we would really press him and push him and. make him work but he was always really receptive and very. us felt like he was on you know on our side he was you know somebody you could ask anything about any time he was open to it to everyone. at any time his door was always open and. he was a race you know it was just a just a very nice guy. whiting was well respected in the p

an extremism expert at deakin university in melbourne, thank you very much for your time. meeting after more violent clashes broke out in the centre of the french capital. they were between french security forces and giletsjaunes — or ‘yellow vest‘ protesters. shops were looted and more than 60 people arrested. the movement has been protesting every saturday for the past four months, against the government's economic policies as well as wider issues such as globalisation. our paris correspondent lucy williamson has more. central paris came under attack today, just as it did in the early weeks of this protest. police used tear gas and water cannons to push back protesters among who the interior minister said were 1,500 professional thugs. security forces called on peaceful demonstrators to leave the capital as kiosks were set alight and shops, symbols of france's wealth, were smashed. the world —famous restaurant, fouquet‘s, was left ransacked. as the protest spread to nearby streets, 60 firefighters were called to tackle a blaze at a bank. a mother and her child were rescu

showers in the afternoon particularly here across much of the area from sydney down here towards melbourne but we're going to be seeing those showers make their way up to the north in brisbane is going to be a problem by the time we get into the weekend but here on friday not looking too bad for brisbane thirty two degrees with a lot of sun in your forecast putting that into motion as we go towards saturday notice the rain showers right here along the coast now some of these rain showers could be thunderstorms and it also could bring some windy conditions and possibly some hail across much of the area melbourne though in adelaide it is going to be a beautiful day if you both cities with a temperature of twenty seven degrees there well here across new zealand we are all . cloudy and rainy conditions down here but took me over the south island of new zealand and that's going to remain into the weekend as well we do expect to see rain for christ church with a temperature a few of twenty degrees maybe on saturday coming down to about eighteen and we are going to be picking up some rain here ac

to gird service of african young people coming together in melbourne there was a fraud crowd gathered because of my rolling bowl if you log some of it was because the place because i'm involved in we started choice and they just tables and that created all narrative in the media at the top of a lot of political pressure. these people commit crime interesting to race whole human gets blamed for the actions of the few. to people have to base cypher i have to feel saif side there's a lot of perception issues i think that we need to deal with this well isn't the problem for your town that they really don't have a health question really but he does have a corruption question mark over it doesn't look good for the image that i think we're not going to do any we're not knowing about this what are you saying you really do get why there's a lot of disillusionment with the us across the globe too far that is called for and that breaks doesn't build confidence it breaks will join me may the hot sun on our front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top sto

from the first grand prix of the season the sixty six year old died of a parliamentary embolism in melbourne on thursday over the has more. bracing it been in charlie whiting's blood since he was a boy he got his start in if one when he joined the his team in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven before moving to braben where he guided nelson piquet to his first world championship title if i a president and former chief john todd paid tribute saying whiting embodied the ethics and spirit of motor sport and that if one has lost the faithful friend whiting became race director nine hundred ninety seven and always had the respect of the drivers even though they admit they pushed things to the limits we gave him a hard time you know we would really press him and push him and. make him work but he was always really perceptive and very. us felt like he was on you know on our side he was you know someone you could ask anything of any time he was open to it to everyone. at any time his door was always open and. he was a race you know it was just a just a very nice guy. whiting was well respected i

from the first grand prix of the season the sixty six year old died of a parliamentary embolism in melbourne on thursday pulled in the fence more. bracing it been in charlie whiting's blood since he was a boy he got a start in if one when he joined the hiscock team in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven before moving to bremen where he guided nelson piquet to his first world championship title if i a president and former friary chief john taunt paid tribute saying whiting embodied the ethics and spirit of motor sport and that if one has lost a faithful friend whiting became race director nine hundred ninety seven and always had the respect of the drivers even though they admit they pushed things to the limits and we gave him a hard time you know we would really press him and push him and. make him work but he was always really receptive and very. us felt like he was on you know and i. he was you know someone you could ask anything about any time he was open to it to everyone. at any time his door was always open and. he was a race you know it was just a just a very nice guy. whiting was

front is expected to lie here across sydney so active with a few there but look behind the front melbourne on saturday fifteen degrees on friday we saw temperatures reaching into the high twenty's even thirty across the region so a big drop in temperature for you there on saturday and as we go towards sunday that front makes its way over here past brisbane we do expect to see attempts to there of twenty nine degrees but still quite cool down here towards the south from melbourne and about seventy degrees in adelaide. fly cats are airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. and again you're watching out there a reminder of our top stories this hour and saudi arabia has released three prominent female activists from jail as a trials are being held there among eleven women arrested last may for the human rights work and i think on touch with foreign journalist and diplomat. the un special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions is calling on saudi arabia to try the eleven suspects in the murder to mark the subject in public and release their name

and chair of global islamic politics at deakin university and he joins us now on the phone from melbourne thanks very much for speaking to us i first have to ask you give us a sense of how unusual and invents like this that's been labeled as a terrorist attack by the prime minister in new zealand. where we didn't progress to use the words terror of evidence points so strong military action but this is really the first major terror attack that even is able to tell a couple of people tried completely given to don't join bubonic story at least one who succeeded no other. terror attack loose of course with a terror attack of a very large scale back other marines the last time there was a shooting to be used even not remotely so real national teams are part of the sorts of mood is a very uncommon much of something like this it is quite out of the room. one of the journalists in the press conference quite a pertinent question asking why this this was so on the police knew so little about the threat of this and why it seemed to be under the radar and whether it was because the focus is mostly on

good luck to him only formula one drivers as they start in melbourne. that is it for newsday.look at what is happening in mozambique first of all, a cyclone is making landfall near mozambique's fourth largest city. prior to land for the winds were gusting at 140 mph, damaging went working into this pa rt mph, damaging went working into this part of mozambique. we are likely to see severe flooding. the weather looks nasty over the next few days in mozambique. we may hear stories about that over the coming days. in the uk, are windy, blustery spell of weather is set to continue. if you are heading outside of the next few hours that is the chance of rain around. low pressure is in charge of the weather. we have those reasonably tightly packed isobars over the uk it will be another blustery day. outbreaks of rain over england and wales ten to trickle southwards, never getting away from south—west england where it could be a damp day, a similar picture for southern parts of wales. further north, you get some sunshine. northern ireland, northern england, and scotland. it will feel q

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temperatures so for many of us it won't be as hot as it has been twenty seven will be the maximum in melbourne on monday and thirty fourth in adelaide towards the west though it's got hot again for us in perth but fortunately that heat is just easing back a fraction as we head through tuesday thanks to a little bit more in the way of cloud over towards new zealand and there's been plenty of fine drawing weather with us recently all thanks to an area of high pressure that sitting over the top of us as ensuring there's a lot of sunshine and it's fairly warm we don't climb up to around twenty four degrees on monday. we want to return i can bring your people back to life from start with updates and the best of al-jazeera is documentaries the struggle continues from bad to no use distance continuing with australia's most generations of recovery from call on is a really important issue suicide rights do or mine very high was still twice the national average rewind on i'll just zero. you're watching the top stories right now the u.s. and south korea have a great and major joint military exercises in