ok, we have a clear view right now to perth, australia.ries of television. the technical gremlins sometimes get the better of us. hopefully we will bring you that guest when we resume communications with him. it may surprise you to know that china has won six olympic medals in sailing, making it the 18th most successful nation in history. well, now they could be making their mark outside the olympic regattas. the first crew from mainland china has just completed the prestigous sydney to hobart race. from sydney, phil mercer reports. on sydney's harbour, the chinese are on a mission to conquer the world of sailing. with an average age ofjust 2a, the crew onboard this yacht includes professional athletes and former members of china's special forces. they've been here both training and competing for weeks. back home, sailing continues to ride a wave of popularity. a sailing club from shanghai has been flying the flag for china during the summer racing season in australia. they've been up against some of the most formidable ocean racing crews

perth, a shaun marsh already made an important100.round shaun marsh already made an important 100. perth, a ground where they are always, it seems, u nsuccessful, they are always, it seems, unsuccessful, steve smith made another century. in melbourne, although england were competitive, they could not force a victory and it came too little, too late. in sydney, they missed their chance with the bat and let australia put ona with the bat and let australia put on a big first—innings score. what went wrong, what can they do to change this? who better to ask than a man who has won an ashes series? i caught up with michael vaughan. pretty simple, they have not been good enough. if england want to be a tea m good enough. if england want to be a team that is not open and honest, if they want to be a team that is not realistic, say that. if it is pr spin, twisting to try to send some positivity, send that out to the public, that is not a problem, it happens in sport. privately, in the dressing room and a management room, they have to be dead h

meant her and her boyfriend could afford a deposit on their first house it was done and dusted in perth but there was a glimer of light in melbourne — the ashes will finish in sydney starting at 11.30 tonight. england have already lost the series — they are 3—0 down but after a draw in the boxing day test they will hoping to gain something from the for patrick gearey is in sydney. the ground staff are making the final preparations to the pitch ahead of the fifth test. pitches have been in the news after dawn in melbourne was described at poor, but the groundsman said he was very proud of his pitch and very pleased with the team's effort, and we should get a good match. there is every chance for england to finally

back in perth, joy is meeting up with two old friends. i think that one's super. have been an important support forjoy as she's campaigned on parkinson's. rena's husband ivan had the disease, as did betty's john. these three women saw changes in their husbands well before they were diagnosed, notjust smell but embarrassing things like constipation and impotence and, most difficult of all, gentle men suddenly troubled by depression and aggression. although it only happened twice with us that les lifted his hand to me, i do know that it was totally out of character. indeed. mm—hm. totally out of character. all of that is a long time before diagnosis. yes. i had that type of incident also, where he didn't actually hit me. i didn't get hit. i was very bruised in my arm, etc, and he had no idea. i mean, he was so apologetic afterwards, etc, and he really was... i mean, he was devastated that he'd got into a state. i don't think they're aware. he did not know... they don't realise it's happening, do they, probably until the last minute. not everyone who has parkinson's

switzerland are through to the final of the hopman cup team event in perth.nto this daily in perth. jack sock provided plenty to keep them entertained after narrowly missing out on lusty‘s final, federer in shoring did not happen again on the swiss‘s watch. after taking the first set, he the second to put them win away from this you ‘s showpiece. it is big and it's got a great attitude. i love that about him. next time might be the one that gets me. i enjoy this one while i can. and for belinda bencic, she needed a win against coco vandeweghe. she will have no chance to avenge that memory as bencic closed out the match. it left the mixed doubles rubber with nothing riding on it. switzerland took that one is well in straight sets. it sets up the first appearance to them in 17 years. in the other match in that group, russia beatjapan 2—1 — but neither team was in contention to qualify for the final. it all came down to the mixed doubles — and anastasia pavlyuchenkova and karen khachanov beat naomi osaka and yuichi sugita in straight sets 4—1, 4—love. tiger wood

it gave the visitors a 4-1 win in perth.th's side fell. tom curren took a five wicket haul. finally to nfl news, and super bowl week is under way as the philadelphia eagles landed in minnesota on sunday. the champions touchdown at ninian atlas central international airport one week before they meet the champions new england patriot in super bowl number 52. it is the second time the city has hosted the super bowl, with the new england patriot is looking for a third win in four years. while the philadelphia eagles have never won, having lost both appearances in the sport's showpiece event, the most recent 13 years ago. that is all for today. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there, good morning. winter is set to return this week but nothing too serious, nothing out of the ordinary. what was unusual was the temperatures we had over the weekend — 15 degrees in that mild southwesterly, on sunday. there's colder air to come

it is a win for germany and angelique kerber on her hopman cup debut in perth. and taking off — the ski—jumpers leading the way in the latest round of world cup action. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that manchester united have moved back to second in the english premier league, after a 2—0 win at everton on monday. jose mourinho‘s side had drawn their past two matches, slipping down to third, behind chelsea. but the win elevates them back ahead of the londoners, with anthony martial and jesse lingard second—half goals proving enough, although they still trail leaders manchester city by 12 points. lovely goals. i think the performance from the team today was great. that helped us to be more confident, shooting, because if you do not shoot you do not score but we did that today very well. manchester united have come in for some criticism. how have the players felt about that? if we don't win or draw, it is or is going to be a problem. because we know how big is the club, how big are the players as well. and we just wa

especially the last games, perth, and games, perth, and president.en the difference in the results. those fantastic 100s. and the partnership with marsh. it is frustrating as an opposition captain he has been in that form. credit to him. colin munro created a bit of history as new zealand beat west indies by 119 runs in the third and final t20 international. munro scored 104 to become the first batsman to make three centuries in t20 internationals — as new zealand hit a mammoth total of 2113 for 5. west indies were bowled out with three overs remaining. new zealand take the series 2—0. reports in spain claim barcelona are preparing to make another bid for philippe coutinho, although liverpool haven't yet received a renewed offer. now the january transfer window has opened, it's thought a bid will be made imminently after three were turned down by liverpool in the summer. the last of which was £118 million. but both barcelona and the brazilian are still interested in the move. liverpool haven't publicly stated that coutinho is not for sale as they did

the sixers are playing the perth scorchers and are 92—3 from 13 overs with perth still to bat.the 1ath. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you, mike. see you later. the north korean leader has said that he has a nuclear button on his desk. in a defiant new year message, kim jong un says now that north korea had developed the capability to hit all of the us mainland with its nuclear weapons, washington would never start a war. he added he would not order the use of weapons unless his country's security was threatened. translation: no matter how much the united states shows off their nuclear weapons and frantically provokes war, now that we have a deterrence, the us will not be able to do anything, and if north and south korea put our minds together, we can easily prevent war. as a responsible, powerful nuclear state that promotes peace, we will not use our nuclear weapons unless an invasive enemy violates our sovereignty and interests. however, we will respond firmly to actions that destroy peace and security. robert kelly is professor o

rainfall accumulations is still looks fairly unsettled as we head through wednesday but maybe for perth itself a somewhat improved situation stays temperatures rising slightly for sydney should be a pretty warm day in adelaide with temperatures of thirty three degrees there across into new zealand where looks decidedly wet and windy this area of low pressure moving in across the western side of the south orange here in the course of shoes day as we head through into wednesday i think both islands are going to get quite a hammering from this particular weather system so some flooding is certainly on the cards now as we head up into northeastern parts of asia here we've got a developing weather system across southern parts of the region and that's going to drift of across into a chip pan so some heavy rain is likely to affect tokyo at times cheer in the day on wednesday before eventually clears away northern japan not looking too bad drawing sapporo with highs of one armada across the korean peninsula with a mix of eighty expected in seoul. but the cities are beginning to. be. able. to. c

they bowled the aussies out in perth to win by 12 runs. alex goolrajani has this report.erth post a new arena to witness england finding the boundary rope with relative ease. after bairstow felt short of half said trees, ridge stood his ground and made hefty with a little help. others couldn't. a5 he soon ran out of batting partners and england scored and they threatened to be big, that was arraigned in that tom curran cut loose right at the end. a suitable warm upfor loose right at the end. a suitable warm up for what followed as he removed david warner early in the australian reply. in his absence, marcus troy nest took on the england bowlers and had a bit of a party. just as england were told to put big partnerships together, so too did australia. a stunning caught and bowled out street for mowing and a removed mitchell marsh. tim paine was the last line of attack for the hosts and he made for a nervy ending until tom curran struck again. a new ground but a somewhat familiar feeling in this series, an england victory. chelsea and newcastle kick off shortly in the fa cu

sarah smith, bbc news, perth.ll coach, goes on trial accused of 48 historical sex offences against young boys. still to come... everyone is listening, and i'm in the same room as the royal couple right now. stay tuned to find out what happened when prince harry and meghan markle visited a south london radio station. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: the football association announces a range of measure to improve diversity and increase funding in the game. it's the world's biggest showcase for the gadgets that could become part of our lives in the near future. more than 170,000 people are expected to visit this year's consumer electronics show in las vegas. the tech companies' latest developments include driverless taxis and new advances in artificial intelligence, including some disturbingly human robots. our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones, is in las vegas. reeta we come here every year to see thousands of new gadgets launched and spot the new trend. it's not difficult it year it's all about artifi

too in perth middle twenty's and absolute best in the next day or so in new zealand sorry found at least facing west we'll get this persistent cloud north on this fire in the sun's out for you temperature wise or twenty seven in oakland but it's got colder in christchurch twenty at best the next day or so may be creeping its likely by saturday that's new zealand let's go directly north and see if winter is still behaving itself in japan it is in that it's winter there's two warnings out the amount of snow likely in northern honshu and al qada that's really cold behind. as witchcraft and sorcery curing spreads across papa new guinea one used to expose shocking human rights abuses. of the specific missions darkstar to one when used at this time i notice iraq this is really an attack on a group itself is a lot of misunderstanding of what free speech is supposed to be about the context is hugely important setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back that's up to you on the stories making headlines u.s. president donald trump has arrived in switzerl

perth had a somewhat east january day since two thousand one hundred ninety millimeters of rain coming down in just twenty four hours here and we are going to see it turning a little dry as we go on through the next couple of days twenty five celsius in the wettest and northern parts of western australia still seeing some lively showers some obvious as to just around the top northern parts of queensland as well into the southeastern corner looking good for the tennis temperatures getting up to twenty nine celsius perhaps a little so hot actually as we go on into well thursday and by that state temperatures in melbourne could well touch thirty six degrees with light winds it is going to be particularly hot hot enough to an adelaide of about thirty eight celsius weather maybe to new zealand. on the fringes of some of those mega city. mega slums perched on stilts. but the cities are beginning to even areas where. architects could leave the army is also a more sustainable solution unities harvested the types of change. that you continue with working. this time on just. your watching al-jaz

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remains a major problem at the end of last year annual consumer price growth reached almost twelve perth percent and that's had an impact on the turkish currency the lira has been a long on a long steady decline for years worth over fifty u.s. cents five years ago now down to around half of that now the weak currency helps make turkish exports cheap but it reflects a lack of confidence in the economy and it's making it increasingly difficult for many turks to make ends meet. activists suddenly had to get used to serving tea for the last four months he's been working as a temporary waiter in this istanbul cafe. he'd never imagined things could come to this only last summer move that was the proud owner of a small hotel he was the boss but the economic crisis runed his business he went bankrupt was forced to sell up. because if you do we are going to. it feels awful to crash like that it's just such a huge difference between what i was and what i am now. doing my house is mainly european tourists in my hotel but they stopped coming and i started to lose money on what's happened in the last

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germany look well—placed to reach the final of the hopman cup in perth.ond match of the round robin phase — to make it two wins out of two in group a. former world number one angelique kerber set the germans on their way to victory by thrashing eugenie bouchard in the women's singles. kerber — who's dropped to 21 in the world after a disappointing 2017 - won 6-1, 6-3. alexander zverev then beat vasek pospisil in straight sets — to make it 2—0 to germany. zverev fired down 9 aces on his way to a 6—4, 6—2 win and that secured victory for the germans with a match to spare. zverev and kerber then teamed up to beat pospisil and bouchard in the mixed doubles. they won 4—3, 4—3 to complete a 3—0 whitewash. it means germany will qualify for the final if they beat australia in the final round of group matches on thursday. belgium kept alive their hopes of reaching the final by whitewashing australia 3—0. their victories included a straight sets win for david goffin who beat thanasi kokkinakis 6—4, 6—2. belgium need to win their final match against canada and hope

it is a win for germany and angelique kerber on her hopman cup debut in perth.s leading the way in the latest round of world cup action. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that manchester united have moved back to second in the english premier league, after a 2—0 win at everton on monday. jose mourinho's side had drawn their past two matches, slipping down to third, behind chelsea. but the win elevates them back ahead of the londoners, with anthony martial and jesse lingard second—half goals proving enough, although they still trail leaders manchester city by 12 points. lovely goals.

level perth fourth to record a famous win for here can collapse never pill lived into thirds. on to some snowboard snowboarding now where american shaun white scored a perfect one hundred points in the men's half pipe well to call for events in the colorado winter bazaars of snowmass it was the second perfect score of white's career and land of the twice and then pick champion a place on the u.s. team or next month's chinese winter games if you know your snowboarding lingo and his last jump was a tomahawk and fun five. twelve sixty. five for him when he's coming up in your way at the top of the hour on in the meantime you can always get the latest updates from our web site that's dot com stay with us . on freedom and the whole. world i come from the region is rich in history. poor and if you question. freedom this makes it especially difficult for independence. i see many of the younger promising drummer who are now making names for themselves all over the world. song by the way my photo. with continue.

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in netball, scotland beat northen ireland 52—31 in their final world cup qualifying match in perth.n liverpool ahead of the match. scotland's victory means they have topped their group. british skiier dave ryding clocked the fastest time of the day on his second run in the world cup slalom in kitzbuhel. the 31—year—old was 25th after his first run, having made a big mistake. but he was more than six seconds quicker on his second, moving him up to ninth place overall. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. france's president, emmanuel macron, has told the bbc he shares the outrage of african countries about reports donald trump used a vulgar and offensive word to describe them. mr trump was forced to deny being a racist when he was accused of making the comments during an oval office meeting on immigration. president macron said it was important to understand the history behind the countries involved. he was speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr. let me ask you, if i may, about yet another leader. i wonder what you thought when you got

no such concerns for roger federer, who helped switzerland to another win at the hopman cup in perth.p phase, the swiss beat russia 3—0, with federer beating karen khachanov in straight sets. he took the first set 6—3, but was taken all the way to a tie—beak in the second. in the same group, the usa were awarded a 2—1win overjapan from a tie in which no matches were completed, and only one started. jack sock was forced to retire during his match against yuichi sugita, after sustaining a hip injury during the first set. earlier, naomi osaka withdrew from her match with coco vandeway through illness, and she was ruled to have forfeited the mixed doubles rubber too. that gave the usa a 2—0 lead before sock‘s injury handed a consolation point to the japanese. golf, and the pga tour resumes this week. the tournament of champions is the first of back—to—back events taking place in hawaii. last year, both tournaments were won byjustin thomas, who went on the win the us pga championship and the fedex cup later in the season. jordan spieth also did well in hawaii last year, finishing third in

a new dawn for cricket in western australia with a sell—out crowd at perth's new arena to witness englandting partners an england score that had threatened to be big was reined in, although tom curran cut loose at the end. a suitable warm—up for what followed as he removed david warner early in the australian reply. in his absence marcus stoinis took on the england bowlers and had a bit of a party. butjust as england were told to put big partnerships together so too did australia, stunning caught and bowled from moeen ali removed mitchell marsh. tim paine was the last line of attack for the hosts and he made for a nervy ending until curran struck again. a new ground but a somewhat familiar feeling in this series. an england victory. alex gulrajani, bbc news. rory mcilroy finished second at the dubai desert classic. it was nip and tuck for most of the final round — the northern irishman drawing level with the chinese leader and eventual winner li haotong. a couple of waywrd shots cost mcilroy though. a final—hole birdie saw him finish on 22 under but that was one shot behind the winner. if

you're in perth middle twenty's and absolute best in the next day i will say in new zealand sorry found at least defacing west will get this persistent clad north on this fire in the sun's out for you temperature wise are twenty seven in oakland but it got cold in christchurch twenty at best the next day or so maybe creeping at stockley by saturday that's new zealand let's go directly north and see if winter is still behaving itself in japan it is in that it's winter there's two warnings out the amount of snow likely in northern honshu and al qaida that's really cold behind. it's the school election and the candidates are pulling out all the stops so. i can make you happy. and gifts. out as i said in his telling me as a society i don't call a vote at this time on al-jazeera. training starts lightly but the pace picks up quickly as these grannies work out a long lifetime of frustration. at eighty five years old intombi sword what trains as hard as anyone and. i feel so good i feel fresh i punch this side and this side like this and like that i really love this i don't like things like so

northern areas we've got a few showers around certainly darren seen some shall write seventy four perth we're likely to get a few heavy showers here in the could be some significant rainfall accumulations is still looks fairly unsettled as we head through wednesday but maybe for perth itself a somewhat improved situation temperatures rising slightly for sydney should be a pretty woman with temperatures of thirty three degrees now across into new zealand where looks decidedly wet and windy this area of low pressure moving in across the western side of the south in the course of choose day as it heads for into wednesday i think both of those are going to get quite a hammering from this particular weather system so some flooding is certainly on the cards now as we head up into northeastern parts of asia here we've got a developing weather system across southern parts of the region and that's going to drift up across into a chip pan so some heavy rain. it's likely to affect tokyo at times churn the day on wednesday before eventually clears away northern japan not looking too bad dry and sap

leicester square piccadilly circus yes it was right with perth and they're just waiting to get rid of all these easy bodies it looks like fifteen years ago the brothers were feared around this area the brand is now a notice to kevin the set up is an addiction recovery consultancy it took a terrible personal tragedy to make him turn this month around our son kevin tries a way proactive a way across the way for a woman. i am with i'm really. thankful for the lying go want to grab like i was when i was so i don't feel. myself a god i've written called will recover and i can focus on eventually recovering from a veteran of the past in force you know hopeless whether he be proud or it. that's half the battle it seems just finding the will to carry on the next day we drove down to kevin's home by the seaside sleeping. during a bunch of money he was finally christmas day. that's extreme make me right here a stock that i tell people if you're the star of that you're the star of the of the kitchen is made all this stuff we have to see we have to have you already do we tell you to come because

castle but do the authorities accept such solution tiny house on a city parking space is not a solution perth to someone wanted touring the site otherwise it'll be a free for all the news there are a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. like. the us sun side korea agreed to suspend joint military drills and hold them after the upcoming winter olympic games. also coming up this hour pakistan's foreign minister issues a blistering ripostes to donald trump over the u.s. president's recent criticism of islam about its role in the anti terror fight. day close ally of the french president say there are no plans to bring home suspected islamist extremists a french origin so that they can stand trial. they should face justice in syria. just after eight in the evening here in moscow this thursday the fourth of january good to have your company i'm you know neil this is our t. international our top story this hour the u.s. on site korea have agreed to suspend joint military drills during the upcoming winter olympics in pyongyang let's go to our task of my pen for the latest on this hi the

in netball, scotland beat northen ireland 52—31 in their final world cup qualifying match in perth.l ahead of the match. scotland's victory means they have topped their group. british skiier dave ryding clocked the fastest time of the day on his second run in the world cup slalom in kitzbuhel. the 31—year—old was 25th after his first run, having made a big mistake. but he was more than six seconds quicker on his second, moving him up to ninth place overall. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. a warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching this week? very exciting week. we have the post, starring tom hanks and meryl streep. coco, the new animation from pixar. and the commuter, the new liam neeson action vehicle. and the post, it's aboutjournalism. i can't wait, i'm excited. did you like it? i really did, it's a newsroom thriller about the revelations of the pentagon papers, a report which basically said that successive us administrations h

meant her and her boyfriend could afford a deposit on their first house it was done and dusted in perth light in melbourne — the ashes will finish in sydney starting at 11.30 tonight. england have already lost the series — they are 3—0 down but after a draw in the boxing day test they will hoping to gain something from the for patrick gearey is in sydney. the ground staff are making the final preparations to the pitch ahead of the fifth test. pitches have been in the news after dawn in melbourne was described at poor, but the groundsman said he was very proud of his pitch and very pleased with the team's effort, and we should get a good match. there is every chance for england to finally make their mark on the series. there isa make their mark on the series. there is a bit of sydney harbour side that is a bit of sydney harbour side that is forever teesside, the harbour bridge, engineered by a company in middlesbrough, using steel largely from england. built by the english, made great in australia. at the locals would have it, much like cricket. england arriving slightly steadier shape t

de la nina hispana de 13 anos, segun la investigacion adelantada por la policia y los bomberos de pertha fuerte tormenta ue azoto el area metropolitana. la nina murio y otras 41 personas debieron ser atendidas por inhalacion de monoxido, en el edificio de 12 aparftamentos. y aunque los detectores estaban instalados no funcionaron. hoy el edificio permanecia clausurado y solo se abrio para que algunos residentes sacaran sus pertenencias. estaban muy afectados con lo ocurrido patricia rosas residente edificio "estamos muy tristes pero no podemos decir mas. muy triste conocia a la nina muy poco porque llevaban viviendo poco tiempo aca". michael watts dueno del edificio el dueno del edificio expreso su frustracion senalando que la falta de educacion sobre los detectores y los cambios de bateria influyeron en la tragedia. y aunque hablo de responsabilidad de los residentes, ellos dicen que el dueno siempre estaba pendiente de cambiarlas. patricia rosas residente "usted revisa que el detector este funcionando? si el dueno se encarga de eso y lo cambia seguido. el dice que es responsabilidad d

the act says you can't use failure to vote as the reason for perthing somebody prt roles. the supplemental process says we think the reason this person move said because they haven't voted. it is the only person of evidence they have when they purge someone is that they moved. >> you think if someone hasn't voted for 20 years that that doesn't raised the inference that person moved? >> in the legislative history they rejected amendments like that. even rejected a 100-year rule. they said we don't want failure to vote to be the basis for why people are perthed. >> that isn't even enough to spark inquiry by sending a postcard? saying, if in fact, you have just decided you didn't want it vote for 20 years but keep your name on the list and you're still in the district, send this back. that would be illegal? >> we're talking about the people who don't send it back which is the large majority of people. when you don't get the notice back that tells you nothing about whether the person moved. the only evidence they have that the person has move said that they aren't voting. it i

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lives including a 13 year old girl killed by carbon monoxide poisoning at this apartment building in perth amboy. >> eva from massachusetts. we can see all of that's there behind you from the harbor. the concern over these plummeting temperatures. >> reporter: david the winds have been howling and the gusts are 40 miles an hour happening all day long. this wind is bringing in the cold. this is the 11th straight day of below freezing temperatures. tonight it will feel like 25 degrees below zero. this is frigid. and in temperatures like this, you can get frostbite in under half an hour, david. >> get back in the car with the crew. eva, thanks. remember, your neighbors as we head into this weekend. temperatures as they plummet turning the hudson river and so many other rivers into ice. shutting down shipping channels where so much of the heating oil gets to where it needs to go. adrienne bankert reporting earlier. >> reporter: david, while out here on the freezing waters of the hudson, temperatures feel about 20 degrees colder than they actually are. the hudson river looks more like a jagged

in theirfinal world cup beaten northern ireland 52—31 in their final world cup qualifying match in perthnd. both teams had qualified for the 2019 world cup in liverpool and head of the match but this is scotland victory means they will top their group. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, time to the travel show. not quite yet, but it will be soon, after the weather. yes, very important to keep an eye on the weather today. a real mix in eastern areas in particular is a pretty heavy snow in places, wet snow and sleet down to levels so there will be some travel issues. you can see this stretching through scotland through northern parts of england, down to east anglia. further west it is reverting back to rain with milderair is reverting back to rain with milder air moving in. is reverting back to rain with milderair moving in. we is reverting back to rain with milder air moving in. we have rain falling on areas where we are seeing snow melt as well so a lot of standing water by the end of the day, but an improvement across northern ireland. cold across eastern areas. through the

sarah smith, bbc news, perth.t route. the company said concern had been raised by colleagues about the mail's editorial position on issues such as immigration, lgbt rights and unemployment. the daily mail has accused the company of censoring the choice of newspapers offered to passengers. a year ago today, the late martin mcguinness resigned as stormont‘s deputy first minister. his party, sinn fein, and the democratic unionists have since been unable to reach an agreement to restore the power—sharing coalition. civil servants have been running northern ireland — but they're not able to make any major decisions. annita mcveigh has been spending the day at stormont reflecting on the past 12 months. iam here i am here in the great hall at stormont, extremely quiet. a shadow really of the place it once was a year ago. what's happened in the last year, well, amongst other things, a series of pretty elastic deadlines set by the previous secretary of state, james brokenshire, deadlines that passed really without any sort

on a city parking space is not a solution perth to someone wanted touring the site otherwise it'll be a free for all they're a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. when you don't see what the teachers who are. there they could put it. what they need not through only ten. maids. let alone. said. you know. that. if you speak french. they send them. in this busy signal to send us. now to study on is home to church saw it for an old well one of the greats good friend of mine for a fine old celtic i know it's your forest legend p.s. one who don't gave us the story on the decline of touch football and his memories of the nine hundred ninety eight woke up. saddam to have a chat with peers on who don't come on the plate in the ninety nine c i will cook for the dutch to talk about the charisma lies of the dutch national team they didn't qualify for euro two thousand and sixteen nor the world cup in russia what has gone wrong with a national football. yes thanks for joining us have the dutch national team in your opinion of course was the year i was in no the world cup what's the

castle but do the authorities accept such solution tiny house on a city parking space is not a solution perth to someone monitoring the site otherwise it'll be a free for all and is there a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. greetings and sell your taste. warm served by now hark watchers when you have not been able to avoid the round the clock news coverage of the donald trump steve bannon few which is like watching two characters in a book how skin novel battle over who could give flo the gold tooth waitress a better time. everybody slows down for a car wreck especially an oily alcohol fuelled one but while the mainstream media dazzled us with close ups of donald and steve all day long they ignored or curiously censored some of the bigger news stories of the week like say journalist james rhizomes blistering recounting of his days working the national security intelligence community beat at the new york times titled the biggest secret my life as a new york times reporter in the shadow of the war on terror the fifteen thousand word piece published by the intercept is an eye op

they batted first and set australia 260 to win in perth.. both teams will now prepare for the 20—twenty tri—series that also includes new zealand paris remains on high alert, with water levels continuing to rise along the river seine. the country has seen some of the heaviest rain for a century, and the river is expected to rise six metres higher than normal. our europe correspondent kevin connolly has the latest from the french capital. predicting extreme weather is always robert mac it. the river level is continuing to rise but the maximum point each is not a site as it was a couple of days. not as high as the floods of 2016, for example. the people in paris arejust floods of 2016, for example. the people in paris are just into this while on a river and police have issued a warning that you should not swim or go canoeing in the river, not a warning most of us have needed. this has been a winter of exceptional rain, some have not seen these levels since the 1960s. the peak of river seine is likely to be sunset on sunday and dawn on monday

midnight wedding in melbourne, and three hours behind new south wales and victoria, a midnight wedding in perth day. january 9 is a big landmark day. however, some people got, not a false start, but managed to get in with special exemptions and waivers before christmas. what was initially a trickle before christmas, now we're seeing more and more. as the weeks progress we expect to see dozens, if not hundreds of same—sex marriage is being planned the fields, —— and fulfilled, for some people who have of course waited decades for this to become legal in austria. exactly. they had to wait their time. it is very lucrative, isn't it? there will be a boon for the wedding industry, celebrants, i know some have been hoping this bonanza would come. some of the gay couples i have been speaking to over the last weeks and months as the campaigning and vote took place said they were not so interested in having the first wedding, they wanted the biggest and best wedding. i think that will mean some pretty lavish celebrations. there is an option for some gay couples in sydney to get some of the venues for fr

i am in perth, australia. click. i have to go to a town hall with 1000 people. to walk like 20 steps. and i am going from the world we know it is ending to walk in and say, hey, guys, i am feeling good today. everything is groovy. right? everything is cool. we are going to get through this and things like that. and i think good leaders know how to be in the moment, intense, but compartmentalized. and i have always been able to do that in my personal life as well. david: i was in the oval office with my family after the surge in iraq. the president said, general, when will you have the guts to ride a mountain bike with me? i said, mr. president, do you have any idea who you are talking to? i said i am going to give you an experience that you can write off on your income taxes as education. david: right. [laughter] david: you were nominated for an academy award, and you should have won, but didn't win. oprah: but it's ok. the dress did not fit and i would not have been able to get out of the chair anyways. [laughter] ♪ ♪ david: what is it like in the back room? wh

but do the authorities accept such solution trainee house on a city parking space is not a solution perth to someone monitoring the site otherwise it'll be a free for all and is there a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. again russia's criticised america's move to call an emergency un security session on iran where a week long mass protests or twenty one killed moscow says the u.n. shouldn't interfere though on what it sees as a strictly internal issue. of new york the flayed solace a correspondent khaled maupin's across tell us about how the international reactions bring them to this move. well russia has been critical of this call for an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council saying that this is really out of the sphere of competence of the united nations this is an internal iranian issue now the meeting is set to take place later today now at this point we're hearing from russian leaders they are saying that essentially this is an internal issue in iran and that u.s. leaders shouldn't be trying to foment unrest in iran and stir up internal issues that meddling i