richard westcott, bbc news.n killed after a coach plummeted 100 metres from a cliff in peru, onto a deserted beach. it happened on a stretch of coastal road near pasamayo, about 25 miles north of the capital, lima. witnesses say the driver lost control after the bus was hit by another vehicle. six people have been taken to hospital. police investigating the death of a woman in north london, over the christmas period, have charged a 31—year—old man with murder. kasim lewis will appear in court tomorrow. the body ofjuliana tudos, who was 22 and worked in a pub, was discovered in finsbury park last wednesday. she had disappeared while walking home in north london, on christmas eve. thirteen monkeys have been killed in a fire at woburn safari park in bedfordshire. the blaze in one of the enclosures was spotted by security guards during a routine patrol but, despite efforts to rescue the animals, none could be saved. the safari park's manager says it may have been caused by a faulty generator. locals and staff say th

richard westcott, bbc news.hit parts of northern ireland and northern england tonight with the arrival of storm eleanor. so far the atlantic coast of the republic of ireland has taken the brunt, with serious flooding in the city of galway. as the storm moves eastwards, there'll be high winds across much of england, wales and northern ireland overnight. 13 monkeys have been killed in a fire at woburn safari park in bedfordshire. the blaze in one of the enclosures was spotted by security guards during a routine patrol, but despite efforts to rescue the animals, none could be saved. the safari park's manager says it may have been caused by a faulty generator. britain's recycling system is about to be put under severe pressure. until now, almost half of what we recycle every year has been sent to china to be dealt with there. but yesterday, china introduced a ban on recycling many types of plastic wastes from abroad to try to reduce pollution. so what will happen now to all the plastic we throw away? 0ur science edi

richard westcott.used the country's enemies of stirring days of protests that have claimed at least 22 lives. ayatollah ali khamenei was speaking for the first time since demonstrations began last thursday. state media says nine people, including a child, died overnight in clashes between demonstrators and security forces, as authorities struggle to contain the biggest challenge to the country's clerical leadership since 2009. this report by our correspondent, richard galpin. the protests and the authorities‘ response to them are becoming increasingly violent — buildings being burnt and shots fired. last night, at least nine people killed, including some members of the security forces. the focus of people's anger is this man, the country's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei. the spark for the protests — rising food prices and unemployment running at 60% in some areas. people are actually fed up with political corruption. people are fed up with economic corruption. and they believe that the only way

here's our transport correspondent, richard westcott. hi, there. can i see your tickets, please?her new year, another fare rise. regulated season tickets go up by 3.6% this year. it will add just shy of £150 to the price for commuters coming into london on the strike—riddled line from hove in east sussex. nearly £110 to a yearly ticket from liverpool to manchester. and commuters going into birmingham from gloucester must find £140 more this year. many now pay between £3,000 and £5,000 to get to work, with the most pricey tickets in the south of england. the government says it's spending record amounts on improving the network, with more seats being provided on newer trains and more reliable electrified lines. but campaigners argue that ordinary people are being priced off our trains, with the latest figures showing a drop in the number ofjourneys made using a season ticket. i think this fare rise really throws the spotlight on value for money. passengers want to see a more reliable train service, they want to have a better chance of getting a seat and better information during di

richard westcott, bbc news.it? oh, when it says reconnecting you know what you are in trouble. can you hear me now? yes. ijust wanted to show the pictures of you at king's cross this morning. can you tell us what happened ? andy mcdonald, ijust tell us what happened ? andy mcdonald, i just want to know what happened at king's cross this morning? well, it was a good gathering, a lot of interest and leaflets were being handed out to people and i think they were very exercised in expressing their anger at the huge eye—watering increase, 32% increase in season tickets. the biggest since 2010, and it is really getting beyond a joke now and i think people are getting really fed up at these cost increases. and it compared... unfavourably, they are being experienced than elsewhere. british passengers are paying through the nose for services that are not always... sound loss you will be aware of the argument that passengers are benefiting from the huge increase... sorry about the poor connection again. i will stay with i

here's our transport correspondent, richard westcott. hi, there. can i see your tickets, please?her new year, another fare rise. regulated season tickets go up 3.6% this year. it will add just shy of £150 to the price for commuters coming into london on the strick—riddled line from hove in east sussex. nearly £100 to a yearly ticket from liverpool to manchester. and commuters going into birmingham from gloucester must find £140 more this year. many now pay between £3,000—5,000 to get to work, with the most pricey tickets in the south of england. the government says it's spending record amounts on improving the network, with more seats being provided on newer trains and more reliable electrified lines. but campaigners argue that ordinary people are being priced off our trains, with the latest figures showing a drop in the number ofjourneys made using a season ticket. i think this fare rise really throws the spotlight on value for money. passengers want to see a more reliable train service, they want to have a better chance of getting a seat and better information during disruption

of paying for the rail system falls increasingly on passengers. 0ur transport correspondent richard westcottthis year. it will add just shy of £150 for the price for commuters coming into the london on the line from hove in east sussex. nearly £110 to a yearly ticket from liverpool to manchester. and commuters going into birmingham from gloucester must find £140 more this year. many now pay between £3,000 to £5,000 to get to work, with the most pricey tickets in the south of england. the government says it's spending record amounts on improving the network, with more seats being provided on newer trains and more reliable electrified lines. campaigners argue that ordinary people are being priced off our trains, with the latest figures showing a drop in the number of journeys made using a season ticket. i think this fare rise really throws the spotlight on value for money. passengers want a more reliable service. they want a better chance ever getting a seat and better information during disruption. the train companies can help take some of the sting out of this by offering direct debit paymen

here's our transport correspondent, richard westcott. cani can i please see your tickets?ew year, another fare rise. regulated season tickets go up 3.6% this year. it will add just shy of £150 to the price for commuters coming into london on the stripe riddled line from hove in east sussex. nearly £110 for a yearly ticket to liverpool to manchester. and commuters going to birmingham from gloucester must find £140 more this year. many now pay between £3000 and £5,000 to get to work with the most pricey tickets in the south of england. the government says it is spending record amounts on improving the network, with more seats provided on newer trains, and more reliable electrified lines. but campaigners argue that ordinarily people are being priced off our trains with the latest figures showing a drop in the number of journeys made using a season ticket. i think this fare rise really throws the spotlight on value for money. passengers want to see a reliable train service, a better chance of getting a seat and that information during disruption. and train companies can take s

here's our transport correspondent, richard westcott. hi, there. can i see your tickets, please?her new year, another fare rise. regulated season tickets go up 3.6% this year. it will add just shy of £150 to the price for commuters coming into london on the strike—riddled line from hove in east sussex. nearly £110 to a yearly ticket from liverpool to manchester. and commuters going into birmingham from gloucester must find £140 more this year.

our transport correspondent richard westcott reports. back to work after the holidays.commuters are shelling out for yet another fare rise. this time, it's the biggest increase for five years. this is a busy commuter line, people coming in from cambridgeshire and hertfordshire into london. plenty of people on this train are just a few pounds shy of the £5,000 club — £5,000 for an annual season ticket. that's gone up by about £600 in the last five years. price rises have been relentless. other countries in europe don't pay anywhere near as much as we do and their services tend to be better than ours, so i don't know why we have to pay such a lot of money for such a poor service, really. 0n the way home, it's normally a massive crowd of people at king's cross, all trying to get on the train at the same time. if i'm not more than five minutes early for the train, i'm definitely not getting a seat home. you don't get a choice, really. we've got to make the commute from hertfordshire into london, so when it's so expensive and there are cancellations, especially during winter