many of the villagers came here quite quickly and the rescue services came probably one hour after.ght be a farming area but the terrain is quite difficult to get to but rescue services have been here, when i was coming to the crash site we met severalfire engines, and the response was quite quick. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has warned conservative mps that they risk losing brexit altogether if they fail to back theresa may's deal in the commons on tuesday. he said there was "wind in the sails" of those trying to stop britain from leaving the eu and warned there would be devastating consequences for the conservative party if brexit does not happen. his comments come after leading brexiteers said delaying the uk's departure would do "incalcuable harm" to public trust in politics. our political correspondent jessica parker has this report. part of the congregation today, theresa may leaving her local sunday service. but, this coming week, she must herself try to herd a rather different crowd. the ayes to the right, 202. the noes to the left, 432. one that so comprehensively r

many of the villagers came here quite quickly and the rescue services came probably one or after, itg area but the terrain is quite difficult to get too but rescue services have been here, when i was coming to the crash site we saw several fire engines, and the response was quite quick. emanuel, just outside bishoftu, where the plane came down, thank you. let's go live to nairobi and our africa business editor. this isa and our africa business editor. this is a very busy airport hub. what a fa ct is a very busy airport hub. what a fact because this news had there? the international airport is africa's fourth busiest airport, and so far the authorities here site flights are going on as normal including flights to and from addis ababa but at the terminal behind me that families of those who were on that families of those who were on that aircraft have been gathered and they are being transported to a nearby hotel for an emergency centre has been set up for them to receive information and counselling in that area is being closed off to the public and the press and some of our collea g u

forty people are believed missing after homes streets and fields were battered by heavy rain the rescue services are attempting to help but damage roads and bridges are slowing their efforts the storm is now the losing strength. big tropical cycle and if they killed at least nineteen people that thousands were affected by the storm which cost of power and cause major damage to bridges and roads around half a million people in the city of there were isolated they're missing out of them by people leaving i saw a woman being hit by debris it's not safe for people walking in the situation is very chaotic while i was in the vein they seemed to move in they said was that a majority of houses ninety five percent that collapsed was precarious lee built up or materials a lot more now from journalist louise fonseca he works for the portuguese news agency lusa today over the they will get to the places where help is needed but mainly in the almost the poorest neighborhoods around the city where. we. made most of this nine hundred people killed a number which is likely to grow in the next hours as elk at c.

norway's maritime rescue service intervened editing half of the passengers and it daring nighttime operation. most of the evacuees were shaken but unscathed after we arrived at the hotel where it just hit me the enormity and the potential disaster we came so close to having a. catastrophic event out there we were just in the room and things were just started violently flying across the room the furniture was sliding here and crashing into the wall and everything was falling around and we were being thrown around and it became very evident that there was something dramatically wrong one of the big hatches blew right out and about eight feet of water rushed in latin people flattened all of us i was pulling people off the ground and so and i was on just to my waist but i got up and i pull help people up other than a few bruises i was fine but other people hit chair tables and they got caught the worst thing i could say for me was them walking. joaquin to get in line for the helicopter had to walk past a lot of people and their faces and. that was the hard i did not want to go. through the relie

we have seen some of the rescue services getting clothes, passports and personal items of some of thosetheir lives here. we also understand that earlier on in the morning, when the rescue and emergency services scrambled to the site, they did manage to recover some of the remains of those who perished here. now, this incident has shocked the country. we have been hearing of condolences being sent to the families of those who lost their loved ones, including from prime minister abiy ahmed who has sent his condolences. ethiopian airlines is africa's biggest airline and is a source of pride for the country, and this incident has really shocked many. we understand from the airline itself that the recovery efforts will continue until everything from this site is recovered. we do not know how long that will take but they are determined to continue with that. as we've been hearing, the aircraft was a relatively new model and concerns have been raised about its safety systems. our transport correspondent tom burridge has been looking into it. debris recovered in october, when another boeing 737

in tadcaster, fire and rescue services went to check on properties isolated by floodwaters.paring for the worse by the river blues, they are waiting for the peak of the rising waters in the early hours of tomorrow morning. parts of wales have seen a month's worth of rain falling in 2a hours. police in north wales today warned that some roads are still impossible. for those still stuck in north yorkshire, they are getting by however they can. with all the sport now, here's 0lly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening. the line—up for the fa cup semi—finals is complete. brighton were the last team through. they needed penalties to get past championship strugglers millwall. patrick gearey reports. they don't hide it at millwall, premier league visitors know what they are about to walk into. for this quarterfinal, the den was a freezing cauldron — even the weather designed for maximum discomfort. it took until the second half for the lions to strike. alex pearce escaped his handler. the roar must have carried to westminster. millwall are in very real danger of being relegat

throughout the night rescue services managed four hundred seventy nine people most of those on board were elderly tourists mainly from the united states and the u.k. a few escaped of light injuries many were left traumatised by the experience. or. or. tugboats one in front and the other behind towed to ship towards the port city of boulder the passengers and crew may have had a lucky escape that brought what was supposed to be a twelve day cruise along norway's coast to an abrupt and terrifying and i ever al-jazeera with media reports of an internal coup to oust her the u.k. prime minister to resign may has been at her country residence holding crisis talks with leading breck's its supporters from her ruling party may is coming under increased pressure to resign ahead of a final attempt to get her brakes a deal through parliament m.p.'s are expected to vote on the withdrawal agreement for a third time this coming week there are reports that some will only support the bill if may agrees to resign. right time to get all the sports news now here spiteri. thank you very much zimbabwe hav

helicopters were called in after the viking sky lost power and started drifting towards land rescue services the ship has now been safely and good on the remaining passengers will be taken to shore. so if. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. for some help wanted. to go right to be close this is like the full story of the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the logs. six. created opposition lawmaker has lashed out at the prime minister calling him a fake feminist in a foreign policy entry session michelle rumpole accused just in pseudo silencing powerful women in an ongoing corruption scandal. the use of the term them in a zero three hours one more time if this kind minister is such a menace why she was mumbling to former attorney terry the former attorney general who the lawmaker mentioned there was one of the first to blow the whistle on a bribery case that shaken the canadian government to its core jody wilson raybold says that she was pressured by trudeau to drop an investigation into th

in tadcaster, fire and rescue services went to check on properties isolated by floodwaters.of the rising waters in the early hours of tomorrow morning. parts of wales have seen a month's worth of rain falling in 2a hours. police in north wales today warned that some roads are still impassable. for those still stuck in north yorkshire, they are getting by however they can. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. much of march so far has been pretty unsettled and stormy, with heavy rain and strong winds, too. things are changing through this coming week. there will be some lighter winds around, much dry weather for most of us as well, a bit more cloud and some outbreaks of rain in the north—west at times. but, yesterday's area of low pressure is clearing out towards the east, so we've got clear skies out there at the moment. still one or two showers to be seen overnight, particularly towards the east. they should fade away. for most places, we should see a dry spell of weather tonight, temperatures falling fairly quickly. more cloud works into the west,

people are believed to be missing after holland streets and fields were battered by heavy rain rescue services are trying to help but damage roads and bridges a slowing efforts the storm is now losing strength stored well earlier in mozambique tropical cyclone a die killed at least nineteen people thousands have been affected by the storm which is cut off power and caused major damage to bridges and roads half a million people in the city of beta have been isolated let's get more on this now we're joined by eulogy isham where he's the head of communications for africa of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent and he's joining us live from nairobi thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us on al-jazeera firstly are you hearing anything about how the people in beta coping since they've been cut off. right or one of the challenges we are means of the full extent of the damage is not yet clear but the first reports we've got big city or below in surroundings have taken a serious beating. and so what is your all the lies of zation doing to help i imagine it must b

throughout the night rescue services managed four hundred seventy nine people most of those on board were elderly tourists mainly from the united states and the u.k. a few escaped of light injuries many were left traumatised by the experience. or. or is that a boat load of. sin or you know. we were thrown tugboats one in front and the other behind towed the ship towards the port city of boulder the passengers and crew may have had a lucky escape but it brought what was supposed to be a twelve day cruise along norway's coast to an abrupt and terrifying end sort of a ever al-jazeera. with media reports of an internal crew to oust her u.k. prime minister to resign may summon the leading bricks of supporters in a ruling party to our country residence for crisis talks may is coming under increased pressure to resign ahead of a final attempt to get her brakes a deal through parliament m.p.'s are expected to vote on the withdrawal agreement for the third time next week some have suggested they would only support the bill if may agreed to resign well it's been one of the reason is most bruis

throughout the night rescue services managed four hundred seventy nine people most of those on board were elderly tourists mainly from the united states and the u.k. a few escaped the light injuries many were left traumatised by the experience. or. or. tugboats one in front and the other behind the ship towards the poor city of boulder the passengers and crew may have had a lucky escape but it brought what was supposed to be a twelve day cruise along norway's coast to an abrupt and terrifying and i ever al-jazeera u.s. congressional leaders are awaiting the findings of special counsel robert miller's investigation into alleged collusion between president trump and russia during his two thousand and sixteen election campaign the report is currently with attorney general william barr who is expected to release a summary to congress within the next hour trumpet that is florida gulf resort has yet to comment on the conclusion of the twenty two month investigation well larry did not bring any additional indictments when he handed over his report on friday the democrats along with a number

city center has been cordoned off emergency services are at the scene and three rescue helicopters have been dispatched. the police are investigating the attack of course. and is following the story initially for us from. tell us at this point. ok i'm afraid we are not going to be able to come to max at this point we hope to bring him in later but just to again recap what we do know about the story that is developing there in the netherlands apparently there has been a shooting that took place on a tram several people are injured the police said there may be a terrorist motive the area has been cordoned off and we'll be bringing you more details as they become available you are watching d.w. news. we'll just give you a quick reminder of top stories that we're following here today new zealand prime minister says proposals to. control all this will be announced in ten days time. to the fifty victims of the in the city of. the world as well as push notifications for any you can also use the. video. globalization. bring you more details on that developing story. in the city where a shooting

and emergency services are trying to rescue more than a thousand people on board a cruise ship off the coast of norway the viking sky sent a mayday call after it encountered engine problems helicopters and rescue boats are at the scene in high waves and strong winds so far one hundred people have been airlifted off the boat those are the headlines i'll be back with the al-jazeera news hour at the top of the hour coming up next here it is inside story to stay with us. really defeated us forces declare victory off the seas in the final stronghold in syria how will that shake the end of the wall this is inside story. welcome to the program i'm nick clegg eisel once controlled territory in syria and iraq equivalent to the science of great britain and imposed its version of islamic rule on millions when i still fighters were finally defeated in iraq two years ago and it appears the dream of a so-called caliphate in syria is over to u.s. backed fight is declared what they call the one hundred percent territorial defeat still the winning the battle for bugs following weeks of intense fighting

dahl rescue operation is well underway emergency services said that efforts to be complicated by how densely populated the area making it tough to come from a city with a population of twenty million and growing lago says one of the biggest cities on the african continent it was not immediately clear why the building collapsed but such incidents on those on common in nigeria critics say that often caused by unscrupulous investors cutting corners on materials bribes being paid for illegal building. earlier i spoke with. our about authorities decision to hold the search for survivors after just over twenty four hours of rescue operations people standing by actually are saying it's quite an irony how quickly how soon this rescue operations actually have come to a halt and actually turned into a cleanup operation which by the way has also come to a halt right now because there's some residents want to go through the debris looking for some personal belongings because this was not just a school but also a residential building now is the official statement here is that we just heard that t

. >>> apple's latest gadget and services offered. >>> cliff rescues are a common occurrence for firefighters in the bay area. this is the reason behind -- crews believe this is the reason behind all of the rescues. >> it's 5:00. let's get to mary lee. you are tracking storms to the bay area. an easy weekend then boom. >> just in time for the workweek. we have rain back across the bay area. we are tracking a series of weather systems that will bring the return of the rain. we are tracking that now on hi- def doppler offshore and the north bay. for the north bay this morning, this cold front is going to stall right over you. so, you are going to see the most rain with this weather system. you can see the moderate to heavy rainfall across ukiah, down to cloverdale and

dahl rescue operations were underway emergency services said that efforts to be in computers and by how densely populated area. is off to the city where the population. twenty million and growing blago says one of the biggest cities on the african continent was not immediately clear why the building collapsed but such incidents are not on common and geria critics say that often caused by unscrupulous investors cutting corners on materials bribes being paid to illegal to. use funny for china was at the site of the building collapse in lycos earlier she sent us this update the rescue operation has come to a halt because rescue teams are saying they do not expect to find more people below of this debris they're saying they have meticulously combed through the entire area and they will not find more people they say what you can see here behind me is actually a cleanup operation but that has also come to a stop right now because they are residents of this building what trying to gather their personal belongings from this house that was not just a school building but also residential building

while rescue operations were underway emergency services said that if it's to be in computers and by how densely populated area making it tough to keep from a city with a population of twenty million and growing law gross is one of the biggest cities on the african continent it was not immediately clear why the building collapsed but such incidents are not on call and in nigeria critics say that often calls by unscrupulous investors cutting corners on materials bribes being paid for illegal building permits. you're watching news still to come growing up in syria's war we hear about the damage done nine years that these kids can never get. but first the black boxes recovered from a boeing seven thirty seven max that crashed in ethiopia have been flown to paris for further analysis around forty countries around the world have grounded the aircraft model involved in the weekend disaster all one hundred fifty seven people on board the flight were chilled the u.s. is one of the latest to ban the plane under emergency orders from president trump it but where do the pressure had become too

so we would certainly say that lord elgin had pformed a great service in terms of rescuing some of these examples. >> reporter: but greeks don't see it that way. for decades now, the argued that the ottomans were occupiers, so the deal with elgin wasn't valid and the marbles belong in greece. why does greece want to have the parthenon marbles back in athens? >> it's not just bringing them back to athens or to greece. that's where they were created. but this is not our claim. our claim is to put back a unique piece of art. to put it back together. brg it back together. >> reporter: lydia koniordou was greece's minister of culture from 2016 to 2018. we met her at the acropolis where the parthenon temple stands overlooking athens. so first it was lord elgin who removed 50%. >> almost 50%. >> reporter: all of the marbles, shdsays, have now been remo from the monument for protection from the elements.ce then it was grhat consciously decid to remove the remaining. >> yes, the scientists that were responsible decided to remove t and take them acropolis museum. it was nine years ago when the acr

rescue operations on the way but the emergency services say their efforts of being complicated by how densely populated the area is they've been unable to coordinate large pots of it. with around twenty million people and growing lagos is one of the biggest cities on the african continent. it was not immediately clear why the building collapsed but such incidents are not uncommon in nigeria critics say they are often caused by on scrupulous investors cutting corners on materials or bribes being paid for illegal building permits. or the correspondent of an even char is at the side of the building collapse in she's been talking to emergency personnel and residents there. more and more people are coming here to see all these rescue efforts are ongoing many of them have been there since early this morning and many are saying that they are going to stay here overnight because they want to see and witness themselves if people and children especially who are believed to be out of this trouble in that great number of being pulled alive from underneath that rubble now according to the state go

reporter: rescue operations are underway, but emergency services say their efforts are being complicatedy how densely populated the area is. they have been unable to cordon off large parts of it. with around 20 million people and growing, lagos is one of the biggest cities o on the africacn continent. it was not immediately clear why the building collapsed, but such incidents are not uncommon in nigeria. critics say they are often caused by unscrupulous investors, cutting corners on materials, or bribes being paid. for illegal building permits. brent: fanny facsar is at the site of the building collapse and she has been talking to emergency personnel and residents there. fanny: more and more people are coming here to see how these rescue efforts are going. many of them have been here since early this morning and many are saying that they are going to stay here overnight because they want to see and witness themselves if people and children are being pulled alive from underneath the rubble. according to the state governor, who was here this afternoon, about 25 people have already been pul

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secret service immediately runs up. [applause] .. >> to rescueber of his team, special list gabrielle, i don't know. let see who else is here from that area, from that part. anybody with you? anybody else? okay. tragically, specialist condy did not make it alive and today we remember the heroic sacrifice of this incredible american hero. he we are eternally grateful in this debt and sean i want to thank you and everybody else involved. that's really something. and we pay great respect. you know that. at the everybody here today who fights for our flag across the globe, thank you for bravely facing down the danger to protect and we have such danger out there, the lives and liberty of all americans. our country is stronger now maybe than it's ever been, our military is being rebuilt as a rapid pace. our economy is powerful. our economy is probably as good as it's ever been or better. unemployment numbers are historic. you have been seeing black unemployment, african-american unemployment, lowest levels in history of the country. hispanic unemployme

while the rescue operation is well underway emergency services said that efforts to be uncomplicated by how densely populated areas making it tough to cool a city with a population of twenty million and growing lago says one of the biggest cities on the african continent it was not immediately clear why the building collapsed but such incidents are not on common in nigeria critics say that often calls by unscrupulous investors cutting corners on materials bribes being paid for illegal building permits. let's go straight to lagos now where do you have used funny fosh hours on the side where that building collapsed funny can you tell us what's happening behind you right now. actually a press conference is just coming to an end here behind me a rescue team official has just said that about food people have been rescued alive if you don't want to make any statement on how many people have been actually lifted out from this rubble behind me dead he said also among those people who live it's not sure not clear how many people really actually stay alive you know these numbers out probably g

. >>> apple's latest gadget and services offered. >>> cliff rescues are a common occurrence for firefighters in the bay area. this is the reason behind -- crews believe this is the reason behind all of the rescues. >> it's 5:00. let's get to mary lee. you are tracking storms to the bay area. an easy weekend then boom. >> just in time for the workweek. we have rain back across the bay area. we are tracking a series of weather systems that will bring the return of the rain. we are tracking that now on hi- def doppler offshore and the north bay. for the north bay this morning, this cold front is going to stall right over you. so, you are going to see the most rain with this weather system. you can see the moderate to heavy rainfall across ukiah, down to cloverdale and lakeport. you can see light rain showers from windsor as well as over santa rosa this morning. a live look with the south bay san jose camera. temperatures are running in the upper 40s to low 50s. 49 in concord. also in san jose, 52 oakland. livermore 47. 51 for santa rosa. weather headlines, a wet workweek. a series of weather sy

mosul iraq emergency services are attempting to rescue thirteen hundred people on board a cruise ship off the coast of norway the viking sky sent a mayday call after it encountered engine problems and bad weather helicopters and several rescue boats are at the scene in high waves and strong winds thousands of people have been airlifted it's. italy has become the first g seven country to endorse china's belts and road initiative the agreement was reached on saturday during president xi jinping three day trip to italy the belton road initiative is aimed at boosting beijing's economic and political reach but critics say it will let china gain control of strategically sensitive infrastructure italy needs more trade and investment as its economy is going through its third recession in decades . clashes have broken out in paris during the nineteenth consecutive weekends of yellow vests protests paris police banned demonstrators from gathering on the shelves and is a after soft sound businesses were looted there last weekend and soldiers have been deployed to guard public buildings a move th

workers are shuffling through the debris thousands have gathered around the rescue site looking for loved ones with emergency services warning many people are still inside local media reports seven children have already been pulled out alive the country has suffered a number of building collapses often down to poor construction thirty people died in lagos earlier. this year after a five story building collapsed. that's a wrap up of the day's top news for now thanks for tuning in wherever you may be. break said countdown. exists is a sticker from a water bottle found in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there the litter bugs are throwing this away industry should be blamed for all of this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. on the. t.v. but for now the mountains of waste only grow higher. join me every first day on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. i'm not sure if you

bay rescue rescues are down as n 2016, 102, 2017, 113 and 201879. national park service has contributed. we'll continue to do as well as new signage has been put up. this resolution would support the efforts in minimizing those numbers. thank you. >> president nakajo: thank you very much chief hayes-white. commissioner cleaveland. >> commissioner cleaveland: tha. this is an issue that commissioner veronese brought up many times and i would like to fully support the resolution. we are peninsula, we have water on three sides. we have duty to better educate our citizens, our visitors on the dangers being near the cliff. i like the idea also requiring dogs to be on leash along the cliff. that's a no brainer in my opinion. i know we're not going to vote on the resolution today. we need to have the full resolution read into the record and the resolution we have read is different from the one that we have here. i fully support it. i look forward to working with all the agencies that need to really come together here. we have nine different agencies that are in charge of various

rescue operation. on facebook find a restores its services after seventeen hours outage for users across the world. hello you should have a couple of quiet days in hong kong there is a little bit of rain developing inland in china but as maybe four more familiar pattern now is coming out from the sichuan and drifting slowly east was producing a few big showers and mostly it's not that heavy twenty three there in hong kong eighteen in shanghai books and sunshine as a warming signal for shanghai we saw some rain yesterday the day before in pakistan and you see the clouds just going up into the foothills the himalayas and this tell you here that might produce something on this northeastern part of india but nothing much to speak of increasing mates have showers i think we'll see showers in sri lanka we have seems our recent evening in chennai but sri lanka seems more likely otherwise she's quite wasn't his term she's starting to slowly rise but not like a huge leap chance yet. rather more active weather again across the levant in the middle east throughout the rest of the day and into friday down the

rescue operations on the way but the emergency services say their efforts of being complicated by how densely populated the area is they've been on able to cordon off lots of pos of it. with around twenty million people and growing lagos is one of the biggest cities on the african continent. it was not immediately clear why the building collapsed but such incidents are not uncommon in one cheerio critics say they are often caused by on scrupulous investors cutting corners on materials or bribes being paid for building permits let's get the very latest from lagos on the story to their views of funny as they're covering events for us good morning to you funny you know rescue efforts are continuing through the night what more do we know about how the building collapsed. first of all rescue operations actually came to hold at this point because what you can see behind me all peroration is trying to bring this rubble away because rescue teams say they do not expect to find any more people in that rubble saying that they have meticulously come through this entire area you know what is known

rescue teams. paramedics are having service rescue teams a paramedic and family counselors to groups of over 10 oh staerngs at a single time gangs and drug cartels take advantage of our porous border to bring hundreds of thousands of pounds of drugs into our country. in fiscal year 2018 cpb seized 895,000 pounds of drugs at the border. that includes approximately 2,100 pounds of fentanyl. to put that in perspective, just two milligrams of fentanyl are a fatal dose to a person according to the dea. 2135 pounds of fentanyl represent as receiptingle dose for 484 million people. more than the entire population of our country. that equal -- if that isn't of an emergency i don't know what is. and contrary to what some say, cpb actually seizes more pounds of drugs between ports of entry than at ports of entry. the some -- since fy 2012 cpb leisured more than 11 million pounds of drugs between ports of entry compared to 4 million pounds at ports of entry. mr. chairman, we have to stop the flow of illegal immigrants and community destroying drugs across the border must a end to translation transnational ga

the rescue recovery efforts are ongoing now and the security services have cordoned off a big area, whichs the actual crash site of this flight et302 and from what i can see the area of impact is about the size of a football pitch. we have been speaking to some of the people, they told us they heard a loud bang and the plane burst into fire, the area has been cordoned off and it is a large area. you can see personal belongings, we have found la pto ps, personal belongings, we have found laptops, passports and clothes of those who have lost their lives in this incident here. it is unclear how long the recovery effort will continue but they will continue for the next few days. we have heard from emergency services that early in the morning after the plane came down they were able to recover the means of some of the people who lost their lives here at this area. the plane was bound forjomo kenyatta international airport in nairobi. from there, our africa business editor, larry madowo, sent us this update. this crash out of addis ababa, the plane was only six minutes in the airand it is plane

emergency services are trying to rescue thirteen hundred people on board a cruise ship off the coast of norway the viking sky sent a mayday call after it encountered engine problems and bad weather helicopters and rescue boats are at the scene in high waves and strong winds at least one hundred people have been airlifted off the boat so far a reception center has been set up on shore to accommodate them. the number of passengers killed in thursday's ferry disaster in mosul norse in a northern iraq has risen to at least one hundred twenty with another one hundred missing a few workers a full day of reckoning of the boat out of the river tigris most of those killed to build women and children heading out of the city for a mothers the pick iraq's prime minister has asked parliament to sack the governor of new never province saying that was clear evidence of negligence and concrete failings. as more now from those. big groups of people are lining the banks of the tigris river as the search operation continues their sharing their anger and their heartache iraqi civil defense says one hund

helicopters to airlift passengers and crew to safety weather services reported rough seas and winds of up to seventy kilometers an hour. the rescue operation will continue through the night a spokesman for the southern norway rescue coordinator center explained the cult and of course it will show in the league this is clearly a serious situation a cruise ship with thirteen hundred passengers on board is stuck in one of northern europe worst stretches of water it's got said with reefs. so this is a serious situations. where something is so they have managed to get the ship so it has been studied. to stop the and they also managed to start one engine the ship has four engines and now they're trying to get the other engine started so the ship can start moving. so the full total towboats are close to the shift they've tried to connect to the ship but they haven't managed because of the bad weather. there are six to eight metre high waves and gale force winds we also know that eight people have been brought ashore with slight injuries but we don't know if the injuries are as a result of this incidents they're being taken care of by he

rescue like for you? the viking staff were excellent, and the norwegians have been really great. all the emergency serviceshelicopter was fantastic. those people do a really good job, marvellous. but to be winched off the vessel on heavy seas like that, the rescue itself must have been terrifying? one of the most frightening moments because you couldn't work out where the ship was going. the wind was terrible. it was freezing cold as well. these are big ships, these cruise liners, and to be tossed around tells you how bad the conditions were out at sea. yeah, there are nine floors on the ship so yeah, i am not sure why they were going the way they were going because one or two people on land, emergency services, said they were surprised we were travelling up the coast in a bad storm. there was a norwegian liner which didn't sail that day because of the storm but then again, iam not an expert in that. a man has died after being stabbed in north—west london. officers were called to an address on marsh road near pinner station early this morning and the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. polls have just