figs more from nicky schiller. what details do you have?— more from nicky schiller.ave? as you say, we do know that — details do you have? as you say, we do know that several _ details do you have? as you say, we do know that several people - details do you have? as you say, we do know that several people have i do know that several people have been injured after a car crashed into a primary school in the wimbledon area of south—west london. police say they were called to reports that a land rover it had crashed into the building in camp road, just before 10am this morning. at that point, of course, all of the emergency services were deployed. we have seen pictures from the scene of a huge amount of police, fire and ambulance. the ambulance service say they dispatched paramedics and we also understand that the air ambulance was also sent to the scene. the london fire brigade also say they sent two fire engines and also to other units to help with the emergency response. the school itself is the london prep study school and that is for girls aged between four and 11 a

nicky schiller from | through that. nicky schiller from our newsroom.ter nick johnson. what more can you tell us? well, actually, in the last few minutes or so, a well, actually, in the last few minutes orso, a number of well, actually, in the last few minutes or so, a number of those emergency service vehicles that were lining the streets here next to the school have actually started to leave. most of those that have left our vehicles from the fire service. we've seen a number of emergency service personnel come from this road behind us. this is where we believe that the activity has been taking place, just down there. one which until a short while ago still had blue lights on, a door open and someone being treated in the back of the ambulance. as i say, over the last few minutes, a lot of fire service personnel have been taking off their uniforms when they've come down here and then have got into their vehicles and have started to leave the scene. having said that, there is still a significant presence of the emergency services here. there are still a

yes, we have 'ust scene with nicky schiller. yes, we have just heard _ scene with nicky schiller.st heard that _ scene with nicky schiller. yes, we have just heard that 23-year-old l have just heard that 23—year—old connor chapman has been found guilty of the murder of 26—year—old elle edwards so connor chapman found guilty of elle edwards's murder. you may remember this hit the headlines after she was shot dead on christmas eve last year outside the lighthouse pub in wallasey village in the wirral. it all happened shortly before midnight on that christmas eve. now, the trial has been going on for a couple of weeks at liverpool crown court. connor chapman had denied murder and a number of other charges. the jury went out at just after 11 o'clock this morning and have returned their verdicts now. it didn't take them that long to come to their conclusion but connor chapman did murder elle edwards, the 26—year—old, and my colleague nick garnett looks back in the case. counting down to midnight. hugging friends and wishing them a happy christmas. these are among the last moments of el

many pundits think it could be another good year for the hbo series succession. 0ur reporter nicky schillermies are television's equivalent to the oscars, and later we believe and have a live stream ceremony from los angeles just for the nominations. angelesjust for the nominations. in the end, the television academy members will vote for the winners. the big question this year is can any show toppled the success of succession? the hbo drama about the wearing family behind a sinister media umpire concluded this year, it was a big hit with the critics and has had 13 emmy awards in the past, including best drama twice. indeed the best actor in a drama category could feature these three succession actors. brian cox, karen culkin, and i when it comes to competition for succession, that is likely to come from other hbo shows, including the game of thrones pico, house of the dragon. —— succession. when it comes to amazon prime, they will be asking can lavish rings will notice? with a message budget of over $1 billion commits lord of over $1 billion commits lord of the rings prequel, the rings of

report on smoking and tobacco use it says control measures are having an impact. 0ur reporter nicky schiller with more. these new figures on smoking and tobacco use are a bit of a mixed bag since the world health organisation introduced its recommendations 15 years ago, global smoking rates have fallen. however, smoking is still the leading cause of preventable deaths worldwide, killing 8.7 million people every year. however, seven out of ten of us are now protected from the harmful effects of smoke by at least one measure. so what are we talking about? well, it is things like a ban on smoking inside public places. it's having extra taxes on tobacco products, bans on sponsorship and advertising, and indeed having more graphic warnings on cigarette packs themselves. however, globally, only four countries the netherlands, brazil, turkey and mauritius have introduced all of the world health organisation's recommendations. many have none. 2.3 billion people in 44 countries remain unprotected by any evidence based demand reduction, tobacco control measures, leaving them at risk of the health and

our reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more.rst time the average global temperature topped i7 celsius. indeed it actually hit topped 17 celsius. indeed it actually hit 17.01 degrees. that has broken a record that has stood since august 2016 of 16.9 celsius. the record figure has been affected by recent heat waves in china, north africa and the southern us. these are pictures from phoenix, arizona were temperatures hit over 46 celsius on monday. researchers have blamed climate change for the new global average temperature hike. coupled with the start of a natural whether event known as el nino that is typically associated with increased heat worldwide. the united nations has warned that it has set persists throughout 2023. what nations has warned that it has set persists throughout 2023. what we mi . ht see persists throughout 2023. what we might see in _ persists throughout 2023. what we might see in the _ persists throughout 2023. what we might see in the next _ persists throughout 2023. what we might see in the next month - pe

our reporter, nicky schiller, is in the newsroom with more details.ricans waking up to the news that there has been another mass shooting, this time, as you said, in the city of baltimore in the south of the city. the gunman opened fire on an annual event in that area. two people have been killed. 28 others have been injured — three of those are critical in hospital. police say they received multiple calls at around 12.30am and when they arrived at the scene, they found multiple victims with gunshot wounds. the acting commissioner, richard worley, has given a news conference. here's what he had to say. our detectives are currently working an extensive crime scene. the two deceased victims we have are both adults. we have three other victims who are in critical condition. our hearts and prayers are going out to the families, sending it out to the families and friends of these victims as well as the community and our entire city. this is an extensive crime scene, our detectives are going to be here quite a while. if anyone saw anything or knows anything

nicky schiller has been crunching the numbers. a bit of a mouthful to sa it cptpp is a bit of a mouthful to say. it is the comprehensive and progressive agreement for trans pacific partnership. it is a club of the 11 nations with 500 million people. the countries are australia, brunei, canada, chile, japan, malaysia, mexico, new zealand, peru, singapore and vietnam. together they generate around 13% of the world's income. the pacific trade pact was signed in march 2018. the uk is the first non—founding country to join and is the second biggest economy afterjapan. it takes the value of the new grouping to over $14 trillion, or £11 trillion. the key park for all nations is greater access to each other�*s markets. there was also a pledge to eliminate or reduce 95% of import charges or tariffs. some are kept to protect sensitive domestic areas, things like japan's rice farming industry. they must cooperate on regulations such as food standards, but unlike the european union, the cptpp is neither a single market nor a customs union. co

tourism video for the country that actually contains stock shots from other countries. 0ur reporter nicky schillerpublicity. the idea, of course, to promote the country's tourism offerings. indeed, the slogan featured heavily on their social media channels. as part of the campaign, there was this promotional video showing what looked like different tourism locations across the country with words like love the adventure and love the culture. however, all was not what it seemed. a popular filipino blogger posted to say that she had noticed images in the video from other countries. they included this fisherman in thailand, and this plane landing in switzerland. now the french news agency afp got its fact checking unit to take a look at the video and they found images from brazil, indonesia, switzerland and the united arab emirates. the advertising agency involved has admitted that it did use stock footage. it issued a statement saying it was an unfortunate oversight, adding that it was highly inappropriate to use stock footage. it also said that the video was produced at its own expense. government o

across north america and parts of asia — with potentially harmful effects on health. 0ur reporter nicky schillerat what we can do to stay safe in the heat. so with the heat wave across europe and the hottest weather so far of the year on the us west coast, tens of millions of people will be trying to stay cool. so how does the heat affect our bodies? well, we can feel dizzy or faint from not drinking enough water. 0ur heart rate increases as our bodies work harder to keep our temperature around 37 degrees celsius. we can get heat rashes as we lose heat from our skin and our ankles can become swollen from an increased blood flow. heat can affect anyone, but some people run a greater risk, like the elderly, babies and those with long term conditions. it can be a killer. it kills more people every year in the us than hurricanes and floods combined. extreme heat kills more than four times as many people as extreme cold. so it has very serious impacts for our health. so we have to be really careful to take care of those who are the most vulnerable and make sure that they are not getting heat exhausti

with more on this, our reporter nicky schiller. i should have won my pink shirt!he box office, starring margot robbie and ryan gosling. it is driving a record number of people to the cinema, experts say the biggest number since the covid pandemic. warner brothers, who make it, say they have seen the biggest seven day box office for a single movie in history. let's take a look at the numbers. it has made $528.6 million, just over half a billion at the global box office. it is number one movie in 69 territories. in 24 of those, it had the biggest opening weekend, including, looking at the list, australia, argentina, new zealand, brazil, colombia, and mexico. why is barbie doing so well? i think it is a combination of things. we remember barbie from our childhood, a lot of young people are going to see it. it is also because of this movie. 0ppenheimer. it has been part of the phenomenon and pr exercise and a lot of people are going to see both movies. 0ppenheimer has seen $300 million, but what a lot of people are doing is seeing both movies back—to—back in the same

with more on this, our reporter nicky schiller told me more.ilm stars margot robbie and ryan gosling, and is doing massive business at the box office around the world. the experts say the film has helped drive people to the cinema, and it's been the busiest week since before the covid pandemic. so let's take a look at the numbers we are talking about. it has made $528.6 million. 0rjust over half a billion at the global box office, and it is one of the number one movies in 69 countries or territories. and warner brothers who make the movie say that in 2a of those countries, it has been the biggest opening weekend for any of their films ever. as i was looking at the list, and it includes australia, argentina, new zealand, brazil, colombia and mexico. so why is barbie doing so well at the box office? i think it's a combination of reasons. first of all, a lot of people have childhood memories of barbie dolls and a lot of young people are also going to see it as it stars some big names and it is fun. the other reason is this — 0ppenheimer, which has

our reporter nicky schiller has been monitoring state tv and social media and is in the newsroom withsouth—western china. these are the pictures from state tv. 251 millimetres of rain fell in a day and the streets are completely flooded. people are being evacuated. the good news is so far no casualties have been reported but 189 rivers across the country have seen what state tv called excessive flooding and you can see the drone footage with the river is absolutely covering areas that they should not. in the second highest level flood alert —— in one city the second highest level flood alert has been sounded. have a look at this video. this is a couple who were trapped on the top of that car and they managed to get a rope across and in the end managed to actually pick them up of the rope but you can see the water is completely flooded and she goes into the water and they have to pull her back on a rope so that she can actually get rescued. imagine it being those people in that footage. then finally being rescued and airlifted to safety. really dramatic footage of them being rescued so

the ukrainian government condemned her disqualification as "shameful". 0ur reporter nicky schiller iss the ukrainian fencer, olympic champion. ukrainian officials gave her permission to face this russian fencer at the world fencing championships in italy just hours before their contents. the russian was competing under a neutral flag. the russian was competing under a neutralflag. widely the russian was competing under a neutral flag. widely significant as it means that 0lga has become the first ukrainian fencer to face a competitor from first ukrainian fencer to face a competitorfrom russia or belarus since the invasion of ukraine by russian forces in february last year. the ukraine went on to win the contest and this is the moment that the russian approach is to shake her hand but you will see she holds down her sabre detach plates. by that is significant as there is a rule in convincing that says competitors must shake hands at the end of a contest. so, what happened next was mike ukrainian walked off by the russian state, she was protesting and wanted the decision appealed. the ev

live to the newsroom now for the very latest with nicky schiller.this detail only coming and it did last hour but baltimore police have said they are dealing here in lille, like many other places across france, this place has seen looting, fires and damage to public property. you can see behind me a building that was a health centre. about 35 people used to work here, mostly nurses and doctors. rioters came in in the middle of the night, set the place on fire and now it's completely destroyed. nearby, a school was damaged by fire as well. and students at a separate school, children, they wrote a sign that they hung at the entrance of the building which says, please do not burn our schools. this gives you an idea that many people here where i am in northern france do not sympathise with the rioters. what they've said to us is these people are destroying their own communities and their own neighbourhoods. so the feeling is that this is just not the right way to demand justice for nahel. is there any sense of any kind of turning point here? clearly, th

our reporter nicky schiller has been looking at what shows might make the shortlists.have a live stream the ceremony from los angeles just for the nominations. angelesjust for the nominations. in the end, the television academy members will vote for the winners. the big question this year is can any show top for the success of succession? the hbo drama about the warring family behind a sinister media empire concluded this year. it was a big hit with the critics and has had 13 emmy awards in the past, including best drama prize twice. indeed, the best actor in a drama category could feature these three succession actors, brian cox, jeremy strong and kieran culkin. now, when it comes to competition for succession, that is likely to come from other hbo shows, including the game of thrones prequel, house of the dragon. now when it comes to amazon prime, they will be asking can lavish rings woo voters? with a massive budget of over $1 billion, its lord of the rings prequel, the rings of power, has been dubbed the most expensive tv show ever made. now, the comedy categories

with more on this our correspondent nicky schiller. has been doing? i really should have! _ this film has been doing? i really should have! it— this film has been doing? i really should have! it has _ this film has been doing? i really should have! it has been - this film has been doing? i really should have! it has been doing . should have! it has been doing massively well. warner brothers, who make the movie, they say it has been their biggest seven day box office for a single film in history. it is driven people to go to the cinema more than they have since before the covid pandemic. it of course, is starring margot robbie and ryan gosling, is the movie based on the famous doll. it has made over $500 million. let me take you through the exact figures we have. it is actually $528 million worldwide, it is dominating the market in 69 countries or territories, and indeed it has been the biggest opening ever in 2a of those, including australia, argentina, new zealand, brazil, cambodia and also mexico. so, what is driving people to go and

administration, compared to the same period last year when president bolsonaro was in charge. 0ur reporter nicky schilleral fight against climate change. it is often known as the "lungs of the planet". the rainforest is the largest in the world, with 60% in brazil. this new government satellite data suggests that deforestation or forest clearing has fallen by 33.6% in the first six months of president lula's term to this figure — 2,649 square kilometers. the rainforest is the largest in the world, with 60% in brazil. this new government satellite data suggests that deforestation the environment minister has welcomed the decline. translation: we have a result that, as i understand it, _ deserves to be celebrated. there has been a 33% reduction in deforestation over a six—month period. this is something that is encouraging for us because there's a declining trend that follows the goals set by the government. president lula has pledged to end deforestation by 2030, vowing to reverse the policies of his predecessor, who promoted mining in indigenous lands in the amazon. but he faces a huge challenge to achie

lets go to our newsroom and our barbie correspondent, nicky schiller. how's it been doing?tarring margot robbie and ryan gosling. experts say the movie has driven more people to go to the cinema than before the pandemic, which is great news. warner brothers itself says it has been its biggest seven day box office for a single film in history. let's take a look at the numbers themselves. $528.6 million, over half a billion in takings at the global box office. it is number one movie in 69 countries or territories, and in 2a of those, it has been the biggest opening weekend for a warner brothers movie, and i wasjust weekend for a warner brothers movie, and i was just looking at the list, australia, argentina, new zealand, brazil, colombia and mexico. the question is, why are people going to see barbie? it is the fact that it was a part of many people's childhood, playing with the dollar, they want to go and see it, but it is also because of the battle with 0ppenheimer, the barbenheimer. 0ppenheimer, the barbenheimer. 0ppenheimer is the other big movie out at the moment. it has

hello i'm nicky schiller with a summary of the bbc news at midnight. votes are being counted in three importany by—elections in england, that are being seen as tests of confidence in rishi sunak, and his conservative government. the constituences of uxbridge and south ruislip in london— borisjohnson�*s old seat, selby and ainsty in north yorkshire, and somerton and frome in the south west, were all won with sizeable majorities by the tories, at the last general election. but there are real fears within the party, that it could lose all three seats. our political editor, chris mason, explains why these results are important for the parties. by—elections are a big deal in making the political weather. do parties think they are on the up or sinking? and that's because they're not opinion polls — they are actual votes, albeit in particular pockets of the country. let's head first to north west london, to uxbridge and south ruislip. we can drop into the queensmead sports centre — no badminton or basketball tonight, just ancipating some nocturnal arithmetic.