i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the top executive in the huawei fraud case, meng wanzhou, seeks bail, saying she is innocent, unwell, and won't run away. britain's prime minister insists there will be a brexit vote in parliament on tuesday, despite her own supporters calling for a delay. 26 man appears in court in new zealand charged with killing a backpacker. it is here the poverty of developing nations clashes with the wealth of the united states. a top executive from the chinese technology giant huawei, who was arrested in canada more than a week ago, has asked to be released on bail. meng wanzhou was detained at the request of the united states over accusations that she violated sanctions on iran. since then, the implications of her arrest have ricocheted around the world, and called into question efforts to end the trade war between china and the united states. james ransley has more. it is thought that telecom giant huawei's chief financial officer, meng wanzhou, is being held here in this can

my name is reged ahmad.al how donald trump's former personal lawyer has helped the investigation into alleged russian collusion with the trump campaign. a top executive from the chinese telecoms giant, huawei, who's wanted on multiple fraud charges in the us, appears in court in canada. french students clash with police as the country braces for a fourth weekend of yellow vest protests. and could diversity be the real winner at the next grammys with more artists and a bigger range of award categories are announced.

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: french anger on the streets of paris.ce in the heart of the city. after talks between presidents trump and xi, china says the us won't impose new tariffs injanuary. hello, and welcome to bbc news. there have been running street battles in the heart of paris during the latest protests by the so—called "yellow—vests," or "giletjaunes." more than 200 people have been arrested during the third successive weekend of demonstrations. the protesters are angry at rises in taxes, especially on fuel.

i'm reged ahmad.f us government will start in just a few hours' time — after democrats failed to agree funding for president trump's border wall with mexico. the shutdown spooks us markets with heavy losses in wall street's worst week for a decade. police investigating the drone flights that disrupted will london gatwick airport make two arrests. flights have now resumed after three days of chaos. and thirty years after the lockerbie bombing, a tribute in scotland to the victims of pan am flight 103.

my name is reged ahmad.vealed between world leaders as they gather in buenos aires for the 620 summit, with tension over trade, climate change and ukraine. a 7.0—magnitude earthquake hits alaska, near the city of anchorage, causing widespread damage. a massive data breach at the marriott hotel group. hackers steal the personal details of hundreds of millions of customers. and michelle obama's memoir becoming is the bestselling book released this year in the us, just 15 days after publication.

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a stark warning about climate change.ising temperatures has never been worse. after some of the worst riots in paris for decades, president macron's government promises tough action against anyone who resorted to violence. the fashion group ted baker says there will be an independent investigation into claims its chief executive forced staff to let him hug them. and down on one knee, then down the drain. new york police reunite the couple with their engagement ring, that fell down a grate in times square.

i'm reged ahmad.ying she's innocent, unwell and won't run away. britain's prime minister insists there will be a brexit vote in parliament on tuesday, despite her own supporters calling for a delay. a 26—year—old man appears in court in new zealand, charged with murdering a british backpacker on a round—the—world trip. and a special report from the us—mexican border, where cuts in legal migration have caused a surge in the illegal variety. is here that the property developing nations clashes with the wealth

i'm reged ahmad.deral court in the us declares the affordable care act — also known as obamacare — unconstitutional. donald trump's former lawyer says the president was well aware it was wrong to pay hush money to two women during the 2016 election. britain's prime minister vows to keep her brexit plans on track, despite the rest of the eu saying they can't renegotiate the deal. one of britain's biggest football clubs condemns its own fans — heard singing anti—semitic songs at a match in hungary.

i'm reged ahmad.—nuclearisation for good. police injapan investigate after a blast at a restaurant leaves at least 40 people injured. the manhunt ends for a brazilian faith healer accused of sexually assaulting hundreds of women, after he turns himself in. and she's one of the greatest tennis players of all time and fought for gender equality. billiejean king gets a lifetime achievement award from the bbc.

i'm reged ahmad.for the g20 summit are trying to overcome their differences on trade and climate change, but a final communique looks increasingly unlikely. a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hits alaska, near the city of anchorage, causing widespread damage. a massive data breach at the marriott hotel group. hackers steal the personal details of hundreds of millions of customers. 50 years after its discovery, a team of scientists is trying to explore the mysteries of the world's largest sinkhole — the blue hole in belize.

i'm reged ahmad.onsensus was finally reached late on saturday evening, on international rules to tackle climate change. nearly 200 countries overcame political divisions to support the implementation of the 2015 paris agreement. that aimed to limit a rise in average global temperatures to well below 2 degrees celsius, above pre—industrial levels. here's our science editor david shukman. this is what it's all about.

i'm reged ahmad.ow it won't slap new tariffs on china for 90 days to allow for negotiations. —— the us says it now won't slap new tariffs on china for 90 days to allow for negotiations. french anger on the streets of paris — ‘yellow vest‘ protesters take on police in the heart of the city. president macron is furious. translation: the authors of this violence do not want change. they don‘t want any improvement, they don‘t. they just want to wreak chaos. i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. tributes are being paid to former us president george h w bush, a key player in the end of the cold war. and will there be a new heavyweight boxing champion? tyson fury of the uk takes on the american deontay wilder

i'm reged ahmad.g that john kelly will leave the white house at the end of the year. the retired marine corps general was first homeland security secretary before stepping up to the chief of staff job last year. the president says a replacement will be announced sometime over the weekend — but the news has highlighted yet again the frequent senior staff changes at the white house. russell trott reports. if you want to get things done and impose discipline then

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories.member of donald trump's administration told to leave the white house. a fragile order is restored to the streets in france. hundreds are arrested in the fourth weekend of anti—government protests. donald trump is searching for a new chief of staff after announcing that john kelly will leave the white house at the end of the year. the retired marine corps general was first homeland security secretary before stepping up to the chief of staff job last year. the president says a replacement will be announced sometime

i‘m reged ahmad.te house at the end of the year. the retired marine corps general was first homeland security secretary before stepping up to the chief of staff job last year. the president says a replacement will be announced sometime over the weekend, but the news has highlighted yet again the frequent senior staff changes at the white house. russell trott reports. if you want to get things done and impose discipline then who better to fill the role of the president‘s chief of staff than a retired marine corps general?

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: french anger on the streets of paris. talks between presidents trump and xi, china says the us won't impose new tariffs in january. there have been running street battles in the heart of paris during the latest protests by the so—called yellow—vests, or giletjaunes. more than 200 people have been arrested during the third successive weekend of demonstrations. the protesters are angry at rises in taxes, especially on fuel. today they clashed with riot police on the champs elysees. police used water cannon and stun grenades to

i'm reged ahmad.nding for president trump's border wall with mexico. police investigating the drone flights that disrupted london's gatwick airport make two arrests, after three days of travel chaos. anger at hungary's so—called "slave" labour laws. thousands of protestors are back on the streets of the capital, budapest. and there is nothing like a dame. the british pantomime tradition allows the crowds on broadway. —— amazes the crowds on broadway. within the past few minutes a partial shutdown of the us

i'm reged ahmad.unconstitutional. preparing for protest in paris — the yellow vests are expected to demonstrate despite the concessions announced by president macron. britain's prime minister vows to keep her brexit plans on track despite the rest of the eu saying they can't renegotiate the deal. one of britain's biggest football clubs condemns its own fans heard singing anti—semitic songs at a match in hungary. hello and welcome to bbc news.

i'm reged ahmad. reached late on saturday evening, on international rules to tackle climate change. nearly 200 countries overcame political divisions, to support the implementation of the 2015 paris agreement. that aimed to limit a rise in average global temperatures to well below two degrees celsius, above pre—industrial levels. here's our science editor, david shukman. this is what it's all about. gases released into the air that heat the planet. and after some long, difficult arguments,

i‘m reged ahmad.telecoms giant, huawei, appears in court in canada facing fraud charges for allegedly breaching sanctions against iran. french students clash with police as the country prepares for a fourth round of yellow vest protests. and a cargo ship plucks a british sailorfrom her badly damaged yacht cast adrift in the southern pacific ocean.

i'm reged ahmad.ork, consensus was finally reached late on saturday evening, on international rules to tackle climate change. nearly 200 countries overcame political divisions, to support the implementation of the 2015 paris agreement. that aimed to limit a rise in average global temperatures to "well below" two degrees celsius — above pre—industrial levels. here's our science editor, david shukman. this is what it's all about. gases released into the air that heat the planet.

i'm reged ahmad.others object to a major scientific report on global warming. britain's theresa may warns rebels in her government that they if don't back her brexit deal, they'll risk losing power. police in new zealand investigating the murder of the british backpacker grace millane, say they've found a body. the formal identification process will now take place. however, based on the evidence we have gathered over the past few days, we expect that this is grace. and, the story of the "girl in the mosaic" as she finally re—joins the rest of her family in a display in turkey.

i'm reged ahmad. after two weeks of talks and two years of work, consensus was finally reached late on saturday evening, on international rules to tackle climate change. nearly 200 countries overcame political divisions, to support the implementation of the 2015 paris agreement. that aimed to limit a rise in average global temperatures to well below two degrees celsius, above pre—industrial levels. here's our science editor, david shukman. this is what it's all about. gases released into the air that heat the planet. and after some long, difficult arguments, the world has inched towards a deal for how to reduce them. to try to avoid the risks of dangerous levels of warming in future. the talks at katowice in poland saw delegates from nearly 200 countries haggling over rules for how to tackle climate change. a slow process, but eventually a deal was done. it will move us one step closer to the ambition enshrined in the paris agreement, an ambition that makes sure our children and their children look ba

i'm reged ahmad. armoured vehicles in the capital. court documents reveal how donald trump's former personal lawyer has helped the investigation into alleged russian collusion with the trump campaign. the search for a missing british backpacker in new zealand becomes a homicide investigation. with the evidence we have located so are, an examination of cctv footage we have, in our investigation, we have determined that she is no longer alive and this is a murder investigation. and could diversity be the real winner at the next grammys? as more artist nominees are announced with a bigger range of categories.

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: north korea warns the us that imposing new sanctions could halt any de—nuclearisation for good. police injapan investigate after a blast at a restaurant leaves at least a0 people injured. the manhunt ends for a brazilian faith healer accused of sexually assaulting hundreds of women, after he turns himself in. and she's one of the greatest tennis players of all time and fought for gender equality. billiejean king gets a lifetime achievement award from the bbc. north korea has turned its anger on the us state department, denouncing new sanctions and warning of a possible permanent block on any denuclearisation plans. the us imposed the sanctions on three north korean officials last week for alleged human rights abuses. relations between the two countries seemed to improve after an historic summit between leaders donald trump and kim jong—un. but since then ongoing talks have stalled. our correspondent dan johnson says the stalemate is getting serious. the us state depar

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: jumping forjoy as a last minute deal is reached at the un climate conference. critics say it doesn't go far enough but the delegates are delighted. an ambition that will ensure that our children and their children look back at our legacy and recognise that their parents and grandparents took the right decisions. several thousand yellow vest protesters take to the streets again in paris, but the numbers are smaller than on previous weekends. ukraine's president proclaims the creation of an independent orthodox church. russia denounces it as a political move. and... cheering they're football and golf crazy so they put the two sports together and came up with footgolf. we've been watching the action at the world championships. hello and welcome to bbc news. after two weeks of talks and two years of work, consensus was finally reached late on saturday evening, on international rules to tackle climate change. nearly 200 countries overcame political divisions, to support th

i'm reged ahmad. donald trump is searching for a new chief of staff after announcing that john kelly will leave the white house at the end of the year. the retired marine corps general was first homeland security secretary before stepping up to the chief of staff job last year. the president says a replacement will be announced sometime over the weekend, but the news has highlighted yet again the frequent senior staff changes at the white house. russell trott reports. if you want to get things done and impose discipline then who better to fill the role of the president's chief of staff than a retired marine corps general? john kelly fitted the bill but telling the president things he may not want to hear resulted in a difficult relationship. white house faces a fresh challenge in the new year when the democrats take control of the house of representatives. so a new approach is needed to get things done. sojohn kelly will be leaving at the end of the year and i appreciate his service very much. telling

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: shock at the un climate talks after the us, russia and others object to a major scientific report on global warming. britain's theresa may warns rebels in her government that they if don't back her brexit deal, they'll risk losing power. police in new zealand investigating the murder of the british backpacker grace millane, say they've found a body. the formal identification process will now take place. however, based on the evidence we have gathered over the past few days, we expect that this is grace. and, the story of the "girl in the mosaic" as she finally re—joins the rest of her family in a display in turkey. hello and welcome to bbc news. scientists and delegates at a un climate conference in poland have expressed alarm, after it failed to incorporate a key scientific text, which outlines how to limit the affects of climate change. the ipcc report on the impact of a 1.5 degree celcius temperature rise was released in october. but now the us, russia, saudi arabi

i'm reged ahmad. xi, the us says it now it won't slap new tariffs on china. french anger on the streets of paris. "yellow vest" protesters take on police in the heart of the city. president macron is furious. translation: the authors of this violence do not want change, they don't want any improvement, they just want to wreak chaos. tributes are paid to former us president george h w bush, a key player in the end of the cold war. will there be a new heavyweight boxing champion?

i'm reged ahmad.ur top stories — chief of staffjohn kelly is the latest member of donald trump's administration to leave the white house. shock at the un climate talks after the us, russia and others object to a major scientific report on global warming. a fragile order is restored to the streets in france, hundreds are arrested in the 4th weekend of anti—government protests. and, the story of the "girl in the mosaic" as she finally re—joins the rest of her family in a display in turkey. donald trump is searching for a new chief of staff after announcing that john kelly will leave the white house at the end of the year. the retired marine corps general was first homeland security secretary before stepping up to the chief of staff job last year. the president says a replacement will be announced sometime over the weekend — but the news has highlighted yet again the frequent senior staff changes at the white house. russell trott reports. if you want to get things done and impose discipline then who bett

i'm reged ahmad.ur top stories: court documents reveal how donald trump's former personal lawyer has helped the investigation into alleged russian collusion with the trump campaign. a top executive from the chinese telecoms giant, huawei, appears in court in canada facing fraud charges for allegedly breaching sanctions against iran. french students clash with police as the country prepares for a fourth round of yellow vest protests. and a cargo ship plucks a british sailorfrom her badly damaged yacht cast adrift in the southern pacific ocean. prosecutors have called for president trump's former personal lawyer to be given "a substantial jail sentence". mr cohen admits tax evasion, breaking election campaign spending rules and lying to congress but details have also emerged about the help michael cohen has given to a separate investigation into possible collusion between mr trump's election campaign staff and russia — being conducted by robert mueller. let's get more now from washington and our corresp

this is bbc world news i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: after talks between presidents trump and xi — the us says it won't slap new tariffs on china for 90 days to allow for negotiations. french anger on the streets of paris — "yellow vest" protesters take on police in the heart of the city. president macron is furious. translation: the authors of this violence do not want change, they do not want any improvement, theyjust wa nt to not want any improvement, theyjust want to wreck chaos. tributes are being paid to former us president george h w bush — a key player in the end of the cold war. the wbc heavyweight championship bout. and — we'll know soon which of these two men will win the wbc heavyweight championship bout. tyson fury of the uk takes on the american, deontay wilder. hello and welcome to bbc news. the united states has announced an agreement reached with china's leader xi jinping, under which president trump is cancelling his threat to impose 25% trade tariffs. the news followed talks between the two men at the

i'm reged ahmad.ur top stories: a partial shutdown of us government starts in a couple of hours time — after democrats fail to agree funding for president trump's border wall with mexico. the shutdown spooks us markets, with heavy losses in wall street's worst week since the financial crisis. police investigating the drone flights that disrupted london's gatwick airport make two arrests, after three days of travel chaos. and anger at hungary's so—called "slave" labour laws. thousands of protestors are back on the streets of the capital, budapest. a partial shutdown of the us government is expected to go ahead in just two hours‘ time after congress adjourned without reaching an agreement on a revised spending bill. president trump had demanded the legislation include $5 billion for the mexican border wall but it failed to gain support in the senate. it now means several key agencies are set to lose their funding, leaving hundreds of thousands of employees without a christmas pay cheque. let's go live t

i'm reged ahmad. the un climate conference. critics say it doesn't go far enough but the delegates are delighted. an ambition that will ensure that our children and their children look back at our legacy and recognise that their parents and grandparents took the right decisions. several thousand yellow vest protesters take to the streets again in paris, but the numbers are smaller than on previous weekends. ukraine's president proclaims the creation of an independent orthodox church. russia denounces it as a political move. and... cheering they're football and golf crazy so they put the two sports together

i'm reged ahmad.t was wrong to pay hush money to two women during the 2016 election. i gave loyalty to someone who truthfully does not deserve loyalty. he was trying to hide what you are doing, correct? correct. and he knew it was wrong? of course. britain's prime minister vows to keep her brexit plans on track — despite the rest of the eu saying they can't renegotiate the deal. a ceasefire comes into effect in yemen's vicious civil war — but sporadic clashes are still taking place around a vital port city. one of britain's biggest football clubs condemns its own fans — heard singing anti—semitic songs at a match in hungary.

i'm reged ahmad.ur top stories: donald trump's former lawyer says the president was well aware it was wrong to pay hush money to two women during the 2016 election. i gave loyalty to someone who truthfully does not deserve loyalty. he was trying to hide what you are doing, correct? correct. and he knew it was wrong? of course. britain's prime minister vows to keep her brexit plans on track — despite the rest of the eu saying they can't renegotiate the deal. a ceasefire comes into effect in yemen's vicious civil war — but sporadic clashes are still taking place around a vital port city. one of britain's biggest football clubs condemns its own fans — heard singing anti—semitic songs at a match in hungary. donald trump's former personal lawyer has spoken out for the first time since being sentenced for crimes including campaign finance violations. he claims mr trump told him to pay off two women during the 2016 presidential election, even though he knew it was wrong. that directly contradicts what the pr

i'm reged ahmad.f donald trump's administration to leave the white house. shock at the un climate talks after the us, russia and others object to a major scientific report on global warming. a fragile order is restored to the streets in france, hundreds are arrested in the lith weekend of anti—government protests. and, the story of the "girl in the mosaic" as she finally re—joins the rest of her family in a display in turkey.

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a stark warning about climate change, as a key un summit opens. experts say the threat posed by rising temperatures has never been worse. after some of the worst riots in paris for decades, president macron‘s government promises tough action against anyone who resorted to violence. shares open higher on asian markets, after a ceasefire in the trade war between the us and china. down on one knee, then down the drain. new york police reunite the couple with their engagement ring that fell down a grate in times square. this year is going to be one of the four hottest on record. that's the warning from the united nations climate chief patricia espinosa, who was speaking in poland at the start of an international conference on tackling climate change. she says global warming is posing a greater threat to humanity than ever before and called for everyone to grasp the reality of the situation. the effects that are happening are being — are affecting communities around the world, casualties, destruction in so many places, suffering, a lot of suffering der

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories. chief of staffjohn kelly is the latest member of donald trump's administration told to leave the white house. a fragile order is restored to the streets in france. hundreds are arrested in the fourth weekend of anti—government protests. donald trump is searching for a new chief of staff after announcing that john kelly will leave the white house at the end of the year. the retired marine corps general was first homeland security secretary before stepping up to the chief of staff job last year. the president says a replacement will be announced sometime over the weekend. russell trott reports. if you want to get things done and imposed discipline then who better to fill the role of the president's chief of staff and a retired marine corps general. john kelly fitted the bill but telling the president things he may not want to hear resulted in a difficult relationship. he had to deny reports that he privately called the president and idiot. white house faces a fresh challenge in the new

i'm reged ahmad.ur top stories: a partial shutdown of us government will start in just a few hours‘ time — after democrats failed to agree funding for president trump's border wall with mexico. the shutdown spooks us markets with heavy losses in wall street's worst week for a decade. police investigating the drone flights that disrupted will london gatwick airport make two arrests. flights have now resumed after three days of chaos. and thirty years after the lockerbie bombing, a tribute in scotland to the victims of pan am flight 103. but as we go to air, let's bring you some breaking news. sussex police have just said that two people have been arrested as part of their ongoing investigation into the criminal use of drones, which has severely disrupted flights in and out of gatwick airport since wednesday night. do not disclose the age nor gender of those arrested nor where the arrest were made we know they were made after ten o'clock on friday evening. police have again appealed for anyone with any

my name is reged ahmad.rns the us that imposing new sanctions could halt any de—nuclearisation for good. police injapan investigate after a blast at a restaurant leaves at least a0 people injured. the manhunt ends for a brazilian faith healer accused of sexually assaulting hundreds of women, after he turns himself in. vladimir putin goes head to head with russian rappers. we'll find out what's the beef.

i'm reged ahmad.h mexico. the shutdown spooks us markets, with heavy losses in wall street's worst week since the financial crisis. police investigating the drone flights that disrupted london's gatwick airport make two arrests, after three days of travel chaos. anger at hungary's so—called slave labour laws. thousands of protestors are back on the streets of the capital, budapest. and it's a festive fixture in britain but can pantomime charm audiences in new york? it certainly seems to be off to a good start.

this is bbc world news i'm reged ahmad.it won't slap new tariffs on china for 90 days to allow for negotiations. french anger on the streets of paris — "yellow vest" protesters take on police in the heart of the city. president macron is furious. translation: the authors of this violence do not want change, they do not want any improvement, theyjust wa nt to not want any improvement, theyjust want to wreck chaos. tributes are being paid to former us president george h w bush — a key player in the end of the cold war. the wbc heavyweight championship bout.

my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: rifts revealed between world leaders as they gather in buenos aires for the 620 summit, with tension over trade, climate change and ukraine. a 7.0—magnitude earthquake hits alaska, near the city of anchorage, causing widespread damage. a massive data breach at the marriott hotel group. hackers steal the personal details of hundreds of millions of customers. and michelle obama's memoir becoming is the bestselling book released this year in the us, just 15 days after publication. as the 620 summit begins in buenos aires, the prospects for warm discussions between the world's leaders are looking unlikely. russia's naval clash with ukraine is causing friction, the us—china trade war isn't showing any signs of cooling, and the murder ofjamal khashoggi has thrown a harsh spotlight on the saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman. our north america editor jon sopel is in buenos aires. in his brief time on the world stage, donald trump has been seen as the disruptor in chief. b

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a us federaljudge rules president obama's healthca re reforms are unconstitutional. preparing for protest in paris — the yellow vests are expected to demonstrate despite the concessions announced by president macron. britain's prime minister vows to keep her brexit plans on track despite the rest of the eu saying they can't renegotiate the deal. one of britain's biggest football clubs condemns its own fans heard singing anti—semitic songs at a match in hungary. hello and welcome to bbc news. a us federal court in texas has ruled that barack obama's signature healthcare reforms are unconstitutional. judge reed o'connor in fort worth says obamacare had been invalidated by a change in tax law last year which eliminated a penalty for not having health insurance. president trump says the ruling was great news for america. the bbc‘s david willis is following events from los angeles. what we understand is that this federaljudge in taxes has ruled —— texas has ruled in favour

i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: after talks between presidents trump and xi, the us says it now it won't slap new tariffs on china. french anger on the streets of paris. "yellow vest" protesters take on police in the heart of the city. president macron is furious. translation: the authors of this violence do not want change, they don't want any improvement, they just want to wreak chaos. tributes are paid to former us president george h w bush, a key player in the end of the cold war. will there be a new heavyweight boxing champion? tyson fury of the uk takes on the american, deontay wilder, shortly. hello and welcome. the united states has announced that, following talks at the 620 summit in argentina between president trump and his chinese counterpart, xijinping, america will not go ahead with its threat to raise tariffs against china to a rate of 25%. a white house statement said the rate for $200 billion worth of goods will remain at the current 10%. the statement said, in order to reduce the tr