turn before dipping its wings and nosediving into the water. police have recovered six bodies from the wreckage. their identities have yet to be confirmed. people in the area of hawkesbury river described the flying conditions just before the crash happened. a little bit bumpy coming over with the weather, but it was nothing to be concerned about. like, i mean, iwasn‘t frightened. there are unconfirmed reports that four people from britain are among the dead. the foreign office says officials from the british consulate are in contact with local authorities. it says staff are ready to provide consular assistance. ian palmer, bbc news. an eyewitness said that it took a tight right—hand turn and nosedived into the river north of sydney. a full—scale search was under way but

an eyewitness says he saw the single—engine plane make a tight turn before dipping its wings and nosedivinge water. police have recovered six bodies from the wreckage. their identities have yet to be confirmed. people in the area of hawkesbury river described the flying conditions just before the crash happened. a little bit bumpy coming over with the weather, but it was nothing to be concerned about. like, i mean, iwasn‘t frightened. there are unconfirmed reports that four people from britain are among the dead. the foreign office says officials from the british consulate are in contact with local authorities. it says staff are ready to provide consular assistance. ian palmer, bbc news. a short time ago, phil mercer gave us this update on the crash. an eyewitness said that shortly after take—off, the single engine aircraft took a tight right—hand turn and then nosedived into the hawkesbury river, to the north of sydney. a full—scale search was $0011 underway, but there were no survivors. australian police divers saying that they have recovered six bodies. on board the sea plane were five p

an eyewitness said that it took a tight right—hand turn and nosedived into the river north of sydney.e search was under way but there was no survivors. australian police divers saying that they have recovered six bodies. on—board the cpa by passengers and the prevalent. they were leaving the seaplane —— a restau ra nt they were leaving the seaplane —— a restaurant at jerusalem be they were leaving the seaplane —— a restaurant atjerusalem be on the way to rosebery in sydney harbour. this was a journey that would normally take about 20 minutes. australian police say they will not be speculating on media reports that four of the victims were british national is another one of the passengers was an 11—year—old boy. we do know that you crash investigators from the australian transport safety bureau and expected at the accident site early on new year's day. their job at the accident site early on new year's day. theirjob is to piece together the last moments of the seaplane and to establish how and why an aircraft on a routine flight from a beautiful wilderness area on the hot the river to

reached europe last season after top score anthony left for china and wasn't replaced their campaign nosedived with injuries also not helping. the sporting director and coach paid the price and relegation now back. in contrast second place child i'll be one of the positive surprises in the first half of the season thirty two year old coach to many go to tesco has found the perfect mix there's been no magical football just hard work and a huge team spirit as shown by their incredible four all draw at darby rivals dortmund having been down for now. the big talking point this term has been the video review trial rather than limit controversy the system has caused more confusion with the rules over its use unclear referees are in the spotlight more than ever. using video evidence is correct in their view but the way we have implemented it has been a catastrophe both internally and externally and that's what will surely hit the buffers if you want to feel like everything and for. ball it's important to keep your eye on the ball. mine's keeper robin said no won't be making that mistake again in this

eyewitnesses said it made a tight right—hand turn and then nosedived into the river.arch was soon underway but there were no survivors. police divers have found six bodies. the wreckage of the plane remains in more than a0 feet of water. the authorities say a full investigation will take place. i cannot confirm the identity or ages of the people on the plane. it is early in the investigation, and we are working with the plane company, getting investigators he to confirm the identities and investigate why the plane crashed into the water. the plane crashed into the water. the plane was returning from a waterfront restaurant to rose bay on syd ney waterfront restaurant to rose bay on sydney harbour, a journey that would normally take around 20 minutes. the aircraft is owned by sydney seaplanes, which provides flights around some of the city's most popular tourist attractions, including the opera house, the harbour bridge and to the north, the hawkesbury river. the company said ina hawkesbury river. the company said in a statement that its pilots are some of the most exp

an eyewitness says he saw the single—engine plane make a tight turn before dipping its wings and nosedivingave recovered six bodies from the wreckage. their identities have yet to be confirmed. people in the area of hawkesbury river described the flying conditions just before the crash happened. a little bit bumpy coming over with the weather, but it was nothing to be concerned about. like, i mean, iwasn‘t frightened. there are unconfirmed reports that four people from britain are among the dead. the foreign office says officials from the british consulate are in contact with local authorities. it says staff are ready to provide consular assistance. ian palmer, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. police have confirmed that six people have been killed after a seaplane crashed into a river north of sydney. there are reports that four of the victims may be british. iran has imposed restrictions on social media as demonstrations against the country's ruling clerics continue. fireworks and festivities bring in the new year as we have just seen hong and festivities bring in the new year as we ha

after anthony modeste left for china, their campaign nosedived with injuries also not helping. the sporting director and coach -- paid the price and relegation now beckons. in contrast, second place been one of the positive surprises, the 32-year-old coach has found the perfect mix. there has been no magical football, just hard work and huge team spirit as shown by the incredible draw having been down for-no. the big talking point is term has been the video review trial, rather than limit controversy, the system has caused more confusion with the rules over its use, referees are in the spotlight more than ever. >> editing using the evidence is correct but the way we have implemented it has been a catastrophe, both internally and externally and that is what it will surely hit both. >> like every thing football, it is important to keep your eye on the ball, quite literally, robin will be making that -- want to making that mistake again. they will hope to have a bit more focus for the second half of the season starting on january 12. >> russia's deputy prime minister has stepped d

that eyewitnesses say that the plane shortly after take—off took a sharp right turn and suddenly nosedivedull—scale search was soon underway. as we heard from police, there were no survivors on board. five passengers and one pilot. the police saying that in the morning the full investigation will begin to try and find out exactly what caused this tragedy. can you tell is any more about reports that four of the passengers may be british? the police say that they won't be speculating on the age, identity or possible that nationality of those on board. the plane was owned by syd ney on board. the plane was owned by sydney seaplanes, operating for many yea rs sydney seaplanes, operating for many years ferrying sightseers around syd ney‘s years ferrying sightseers around sydney's landmarks and the hawkesbury river region which is nestled among a national park and wilderness area. the company said that its pilots were some of the most experienced in the world and the company also saying that for now all of its services will be suspended. so that full—scale investigation by the transport safety b

a witness said it had made a tight right—hand turn and then nosedived into the hawkesbury river.ay. there were no survivors. police divers have found the six bodies. police divers have found six bodies. the wreckage of the plane remains in more than 40ft of water. the authorities say a full investigation will take place. i cannot confirm the identity or ages of the people who were on the plane. we are... it is early in the investigation, and we are working with the plane company, getting investigators here to confirm the identities and investigate why the plane crashed into the water. the seaplane was returning from a waterfront restaurant to rose bay on sydney harbour. it's a journey that would normally take around 20 minutes. the aircraft is owned by sydney seaplanes. it provides flights around some of the city's most popular tourist attractions, including the opera house, the harbour bridge, and to the north the hawkesbury river. the company said in a statement that its pilots are some of the most experienced in the world and that all its flights had been suspended until furth

. >> well, nosediving in a big way, we're going downhill in a big way, and where there is cold you have at least the possibility of some snow. so we will talk about. that will but for now, let me get you out the door, live look overlooking main street in bethlehem. where there is ever so slight movement on that flag over the hotel bethlehem. not much winds to speak of. you think that's something that will change with time? as is the scene, with time, see some rain come in here. even as early as this morning, but the heaviest stuff is going to hold off until later on today, and specially toward the pm drive. bad timing for that time of day. but here it is. it is a warmfront, lifting in right now, that's where some of the scattered showers come from. but it is pretty obvious where the colds front is park right now. that's what's going to really bring in the steadier rain. what we have working for us, in terms of travel, anyway, is that we don't have to worry about any ice withing this front. there is just too much warmth associated with the leading edge of it, by the time it crosses, thou

an eyewitness says he saw the single—engine plane make a tight turn before dipping its wings and nosedivingeckage. their identities have yet to be confirmed. people in the area of hawkesbury river described the flying conditions just before the crash happened. a little bit bumpy coming over with the weather, but it was nothing to be concerned about. i mean, i wasn't frightened. there are unconfirmed reports four people from britain are among the dead. the foreign office says officials from the british consulate are in contact with local authorities. it says staff are ready to provide consular assistance. ian palmer, bbc news. thousands of rail travellers face disruption to theirjourneys today as workers from two train companies stage 24—hour strikes. members of the rmt union on south western railway and crosscountry are taking action in disputes involving the role of guards, rosters and sunday working. live now to waterloo and our correspondent there, anisa kadri. what more can you tell us? well, this is the uk's busiest station. you only have to go into waterloo behind me and you will see

unemployment many sectors currently shedding jobs so you have a situation where the economy is nosediving where there is the possibility in the very near future of a further ratings downgrade we're already at junk status. it's a really a make or break election for the a.n.c. in that sense. funerals are being held for the four palestinians killed by israeli forces in the latest protests in gaza and the occupied west bank they were rallying against the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital it. was one of those men shot in gaza he was in a wheelchair protesting when he was reportedly hit by a sniper bullet. was an activist who lost his legs during an israeli air strike in two thousand and eight hundreds of other people were also injured in the confrontations now hamas leader ismail haniya spoke at the funeral. let it be known that we will not give up jerusalem i did not mean east jerusalem but a unified jerusalem the east nor west of jerusalem alan fischer as more from the funeral procession in gaza. thousands on the street for the funeral of bring in the rear he was kille

oh part of that expansion plans which nosediving at this hour chris of course is here to tell us more i guess the competition authority is doing its job these have been the big complaints the whole time that look fans it was getting too big at home and abroad as far as this deal with indeed and these concerns have been there all along only last friday you commissioner margaret vester said she had grave concerns regarding this deal how it would actually diminish competition and looked as i had already made concessions giving up some routes and connections in order for the deal to go through but the e.u. commission was still strongly considering a deeper investigation which would have meant a ninety day investigation into this deal after which loved ones are still would have been able to come out as the loser. so the doubts here are actually understandable as well but all in all you wouldn't say that there is a loser i mean they've got a real grip on the domestic market and prices are already going up they do they do have a grip on the domestic market they also have a grip on the on the

unemployment many sectors currently shedding jobs so you have a situation where the economy is nosediving where there is the possibility in the very near future of a further ratings downgrade we're already at junk status it's a really a make or break election for the a.n.c. in that sense in terms of jacob zuma a lot really depends on whether this national elective conference actually decides to recall him as president of the country once the new president of the a.n.c. has been voted in if mrs zuma lovingly zuma wins it is unlikely that will happen will therefore probably see mr zuma remaining frezza didn't have the country till the twenty one thousand election to mass graves containing the remains of dozens of iraq's years in the minority have been found near the northwestern town of singa ninety bodies have reportedly been found including women and children are still took a bus in your town in twenty fourteen killing and in slaving thousands of members of a religious minority group in jail was retaken a year later by u.s. backed kurdish fighters the un has declared the massacre a year c

unemployment many sectors currently shedding jobs so you have a situation where the economy is nosediving where there is the possibility in the very near future of a further ratings downgrade we're already at junk status. it's a really a make or break election for the a.n.c. in that sense and if as i said. the a.n.c. is seen to vote for a continuation of the current state capture project a continuation of the type of click talk received over the last few years then the electorate is going to vote with its feet and is that and can i say we're going to talk about the three religions we're jumping in here that mean easy when you talk about it a continuation of what we've been seeing and flutie the so-called radical economic transformation on the other side of the coin of course we've got mr on the pows who is seen as a multimillionaire businessman multi billionaire businessman so he's seen as somebody who is less likely to continue plundering the straight compass on the other side or that of course the the con against him if you will is that he has been implicated quite closely in the marika