robert hall.se its runways this morning because of heavy snowfall, disrupting dozens of flights. one runway had reopened by late morning and the airport advised passengers to contact their airline for the latest information. temperatures are forecast to fall as low as minus ten degrees celsius in some parts of the uk this weekend. to the world cup now, and there's been another major upset — morocco has knocked out portugal, becoming the first ever african team to reach the semi—finals. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor was watching. morocco had been this world cup�*s surprise package. the pride of a continent, but also gaining new fans along the way. meanwhile, a new—look portugal, less reliant on cristiano ronaldo — again the centre of attention despite starting on the bench. if some fans were delayed entry because of a ticket mix—up, then those inside made up for it. the noise at times ear—splitting. and when youssef en—nesyri scored his second goal of this tournament, pandemonium. was ano

robert hall, bbc news, jersey.central india has been found dead more than 72 hours after he fell into a bore well. frantic attempts were made to free the boy, he got stuck 60 metres down the well on tuesday. rescue workers spent more than three days digging a sharp parallel to the well and pumping oxygen to him, but could not reach him in time. kari lake, the defeated republican candidate in arizona governor's race, is formally challenging democrat katie hobbs' win. she is asking a court to throw out certified election results from the state's most populous county and either declare her the winner or rerun the governor's election in that county. with the details, here's our north america correspondent david willis. in recent years, arizona has become a crucial swing state. it was a key battleground in last month's midterm elections with some very tight races there, among them that for governor, involving kari lake. but there were some issues. there were printing problems at about 70 different polling stations, and

robert hall, bbc news, jersey.—government rally. organised by the opposition party, the protest called for the resignation of the country's prime minister sheikh hasina. it followed days of violent clashes in the city, where hundreds of opposition supporters were arrested. the government says it respects the right to peaceful protest, and has denied claims its trying to suppress any form of dissent. 0ur south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan has more details. yelling. from across the country, they poured into the capital, dhaka, in their thousands. a mass rally organised by the opposition, held on international human rights day. these protesters say they are being denied their own. translation: there is no democracy in bangladesh. | establishing democracy is our main demand. we have been harassed by police at every check postjust to get here. translation: this government wants to control everything - with the help of police. they want to use police to be in power for life. sheikh hasina wants to be in power,

robert hall, bbc news, jersey. danjohnson is in st helier tonight. what is the latest?d rescue operation is _ what is the latest? that search and rescue operation is still _ what is the latest? that search and rescue operation is still going - what is the latest? that search and rescue operation is still going on, l rescue operation is still going on, you may be able to make out the orange digger that has been brought in because there was such a huge pile of rubble to go through after this devastating explosion. search teams, search dogs and equipment have been flown by helicopter from england to assist with the operation. this is the second tragedy to hit the island community this week, it has really move people. we have confirmation the fire service was quoted as building yesterday because of residence' concern about the smell of gas. i spoke to the island's chief minister this afternoon and she promised that would be investigated but the priority is the missing and their families which is why they are still searching, still digging and helping but i am afraid the exp

robert hall, bbc news, jersey. you are watching bbc news. a reminder of our headlines.als. next up for them, the reigning champions france on wednesday. the family of paul whelan have expressed their disappointment at his continued detention in russia after the white house agreed a prisoner swap deal to free brittney griner. hundreds of thousands gathered in the bangladeshi capital dhaka for a mass anti—government rally. organised by the opposition party, the protest called for the resignation of the country's prime minister, sheikh hasina. it followed days of violent clashes in the city, where hundreds of opposition supporters were arrested. the government says it respects the right to peaceful protest and has denied claims it's trying to suppress any form of dissent. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan has more details. yelling. from across the country, they poured into the capital, dhaka in their thousands. a mass rally organised by the opposition. held on international human rights day. these protesters say they are being denied their own. translation:

robert hall reports. just to warn you this footage contains footage from the explosion.sses. the explosion happened on a hillside street overlooking st helier�*s harbour. this is the moment captured on a close circuit television camera on a cafe half a mile away. emergency services were on the scene within a few minutes. they found one three storey block of flats virtually demolished, with adjoining buildings on fire or badly damaged. the explosion hurled debris and glass over an area several hundred yards across. every available emergency vehicle was sent to the scene, as island authorities declared a major incident and the hospital's casualty department closed to non—urgent cases. fire crews helped some people from the area, but police confirmed that one individual had died, and that more casualties were likely. you know, it is hard to speculate, and i wouldn't want to speculate on those sorts of things. there is a reality to this, of course, and we should probably condition ourselves to that or at least consider that, but you know, i want us to be hopeful that we will

robert hall, bbc news, channel islands.en the uk, italy and japan to develop a new fighterjet. rishi sunak says the venture will create thousands of uk jobs and strengthen security ties. the jet, called tempest in the uk, are due to enter service by 2035. rishi sunak said it would help keep the country safe from new threats. we're one of the few countries in the world that has the capability to build technologically advanced fighter aircraft. that's important because it means we can keep the country safe from the new threats we face. it also adds billions to our economy and support tens of thousands ofjobs across the country, but it's also good for our international reputation. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale is with me. how significant is all of this, this project? i how significant is all of this, this ro'ect? ., , , ., project? i think it is in terms of security and — project? i think it is in terms of security and the _ project? i think it is in terms of security and the partnerships . security and the partners

robert hall, bbc news, jersey. danjohnson is near the site of the accident and sent us this update. brought in, because there is such a huge pile of rubble to go through after this devastating explosion. search teams, search dogs and equipment have been flown here by helicopter from england to assist with that operation, and this is the second tragedy to hit this island community this week, so it really has moved people here. now, we have confirmation that the fire service were called to this building last night because of residence�* concerns about the smell of gas, and i was speaking to the island�*s chief minister earlier this evening. she promised that that would be thoroughly investigated. but the priority at the moment is those who are missing and their families. that�*s why they are still searching here tonight, still searching here tonight, still digging and still hoping. but i�*m afraid the expectation is that the death toll will rise in the next couple of days. the brother of a former us marine imprisoned in russia says his family fears that paul whelan won�*t be freed in

a warning, that this report from our correspondent robert hall contains footage of the explosion.idential area overlooking st helier�*s harbour. a security camera on a cafe half a mile away captured the blast and the subsequent fire. emergency services were on the scene within a few minutes, they found one three—storey block of flats virtually demolished, with adjoining buildings on fire or badly damaged. the explosion had hurled debris and glass over an area several hundred yards across. we heard an explosion about 4am this morning, 3.30am, 4am, we got up and we found in ourflat all the windows had been put in, the staircase had been damaged, and there was fire everywhere. every available emergency vehicle was sent to the scene, as island authorities declared a major incident and the hospital's emergency department closed to non—urgent cases. it is, as i described this morning, a scene of utter devastation. i mean, the building has completely collapsed. it is — it doesn't even look like a building was. the collapsed building poses huge challenges for a search operation. although

and robert hall is live for us now in st helier.one knows everyone, this must be a really worrying and uncertain time for the community? yes, it is and you heard the chief minister they're praising the way people have pulled together and that is certainly true, butjersey is still reeling from the loss of those fishermen and that dreadful incident isjust a fishermen and that dreadful incident is just a couple of days ago. for this to happen in the dead of night, when a lot of people would have been asleep in bed, what a dreadful thing. but the community is rallying around and people are being given at least warmth and food, while they work out how to move on from this incident. let me give you a bit of geography first, if i get chris who is on the camera today to tighten the chance to give you a sense of where we are. the road where the flats stood, is only elevated plots just above st helier�*s harbour. you have at the back a light coloured a stretch of wall, that is the site of a third block of buildings and we think that the build

earlier, our news correspondent robert hall gave us the latest from st helier.of night, when a lot of people would have been sleeping, what a dreadful thing. but the community is rallying and people are being given at least one fan food, while they work out how to move on from this incident. let me give you a bit of geography, if i get chris who is on the camera to just tighten the shot to give you a sense of where we are, pier road where these flats stand is on an elevated plot just above its st helier�*s harbour, it is a bit shady, you have two blocks either side to the right and left and at the back, a light—coloured stretch of wall, that is the site of a third block of buildings and we think that the buildings and we think that the building that has come down contained around six individual flats. as you can also see, and was made clear by the police chief ali, the building has effectivelyjust an kicked straight down as a result of the explosion, very difficult search operation for the firemen that are up operation for the firemen that are up there. at the m

a warning: that this report from our correspondent, robert hall, contains footage of the explosion.

robert hall reports.nd guernsey with passengers and supplies. yesterday morning, on calm seas, she turned south intojersey�*s wide st 0uen's bay en route for st helier. an online tracking app captures the sequence of events that unfolded. ahead of the goodwill, is thejersey trawler l'ecume ii. the two vessels converge. the moment of collision is clear. the goodwill then turns back to retrace her course. and by now, an urgent call to the coastguard has brought lifeboats racing to the scene, followed by a small fleet of fishing boats anxious to join the search, fearful that one of their own may have been involved. a large number of local fishing vessels have also been helping with the search. i'd like to express my thanks to them. we also have deployed drones, beach lifeguards on jet skis and honorary police officers on the beach. the vessel is believed to have sunk in approximately 40 metres of water, which will require specialist diving resources to examine. as the tide fell, the worst news was confirmed.

robert hall reminder of our top news stories. hong kong is lifting almost all its remaining caves, 19 restrictions from thursday. it'll cancel social distancing rules, quarantines, and p. c. r. tests for arriving passengers borders with mainland china will reopen . next month. ukraine says russian forces of shell de maternity ward in cash on an area which is reclaimed last month. elsewhere, ukraine's military has resumed its counter offensive in the eastern region. and russian president vladimir putin, his band, oil exports to countries at price camps on its energy products. the decree will come into effect in february and is expected to last for at least 5 months. the 1st ethiopian airlines flight carrying passengers from addis ababa to the northern to gray region has taken off. after 18 months suspension, the carrier said a technical team was sent to kelly after the cease fire was signed in november to ensure the airport was in good condition and ready to receive flights. ethiopian government representatives visited the rebel held area on monday. it was their 1st trip to try since w

robert hall reports.rry commodore goodwill is a regular visitor to the channel islands, travelling the route from portsmouth to jersey and guernsey with passengers and supplies. yesterday morning, on calm seas, she turned south intojersey�*s wide st 0uen's bay en route from st helier. an online tracking app captures the sequence of events that unfolded. ahead of the goodwill, is thejersey trawler l'ecume ii. the two vessels converge. the moment of collision is clear. the goodwill then turns back to retrace her course. and by now, an urgent call to the coastguard has brought lifeboats racing to the scene, followed by a small fleet of fishing boats anxious to join the search, fearful that one of their own may have been involved. a large number of local fishing vessels have also been helping with the search. i like to express my thanks to them. we also have deployed drones, beach lifeguards on jet skis and honorary police officers on the beach. the vessel is believed to have sunk in approximately a0 metres o

robert hall, bbc news, channel islands.out this huge match for brazil?— match for brazil? this will be a big challenae match for brazil? this will be a big challenge for _ match for brazil? this will be a big challenge for brazil. _ match for brazil? this will be a big challenge for brazil. neymar- match for brazil? this will be a big challenge for brazil. neymar was i challenge for brazil. neymar was the talk of soccer. in this game we are looking for pace. in this game we are looking for ace. ., �* . ., ., in this game we are looking for ace. ., ., ., , pace. for brazil how important is this world _ pace. for brazil how important is this world cup? _ pace. for brazil how important is this world cup? we _ pace. for brazil how important is this world cup? we all _ pace. for brazil how important is this world cup? we all think- pace. for brazil how important is this world cup? we all think of. this world cup? we all think of brazil as one of the great world cup footballing sides, historically. there was that humiliation when

the entrance hall of the beloved local and robert cut off to her and pass on the wobbly look of this koval elements, we understand that this is classicism a great town that moved a small place with a wheelbarrow. a branch from a set of its snotty forms and that branch for me became like this darling, where a clear show of applying all your skills. and vetom would like to hear not to continue his work anyhow. uh, well, we don’t look far there, so to speak, the theory of combustion and explosion somewhere in the nation of cosmology is now important to calculate. and i already have some thoughts on this subject american articles on physics. still, they are far ahead of us, ahead of you think, and in vain in the life of yakov zeldovich , great achievements and deep personal dramas were intertwined together. this method can be used to determine the compressibility and the equations of state. i already checked product. it seems that you have invented a new direction in physics, and the defendants have already been appointed in the documentary film zeldovich, the theory of combustion and ex

a portrait of confederate military general robert e lee in jefferson hall, a bust of robert e lee and and that in fact shows a hooded member of the ku klux klan that made news when that came out and renaming the bases and the faci facilities ant streets as well. and this is part of a pros that's looked at base names across the military and recommended that ft. bragg be changed to ft. liberty and there were other names as well. the west point said it will begin this process calling it quote a multi-phase approach so we could expect it to take time but it is all part of the process to stop the military from commemorating or mem oralizing the confederate. >> thank you. and still to come, smash-and-grab break-ins are hitting retailers hard. but these are only a fraction of the bigger problem. so you can buy, sell or r even trade your car from anywhere it's getting asas soon as next day delivery or picking y your new ride up at t one of our sleek car vending machines. and it's the comfort of a seven day return policy to make sure it fits your life. because at carvana, we take joy in making

robert e. lee from jefferson hall and remove a bust of lee and a bronze engraving or piece of art at the entrancehall that shows a hooded figure that says the ku klux klan and names of streets, buildings and locations will be removed. the superintendent of the united states military academy more commonly known as west point says this will be a multi phased approach so there is a process and this will take time and a committee working on selecting different names and some are class gifts. they will work to find something appropriate that honors what that close was going for. this is a process that goes back more than two years or nearly two years at this point to former president donald trump who opposed the effort to bring in the naming commission and stop commemorating or memorializing the confederacy but he was over ruled, the veto over written with by part seven support and the work of the naming commission far into the process, wolf? >> very interesting indeed. significant. thank you very much. >>> coming up, the death toll continues to rise as searchers go house to house in and around buffal

today's event good day good day studio yes today in the session hall of the european parliament the president of the european parliament robert mersol will solemnly present ukraine with the sakharov prize for freedom of thought this prize was awarded er this prize was awarded the brave people of ukraine, the persons of the president, elected leaders and civil society, the awarding procedure itself will begin somewhere around 1:00 p.m. kyiv time and here it is expected that the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, will join us here via video link, we will ask the members of the european parliament to come directly to strasbourg to receive the sakharov prize, and five representatives of ukraine were able to do their work in their place, bringing our ukrainian victory closer, this is in particular yuliya paevska taira is a famous ukrainian couple in medicine who was freed from russian captivity , this is also ivan fedorov, the mayor of melitopol, who was also once imprisoned by the russians of oleksandr matviychuk is a human rights defender, head of the center for civil liberties organization, who recently also received th

twentieth goal of 14 matches of the current season hall became the first player and 15 european championships to score 20 goals of his closest pursuers. kharkov. robertave 13 goals each this season. midfielder of the club fatih kara-gumryuk magomed ozdoev scored his first goal in the turkish football championship ex-zenitvets opened the scoring in the sixth minute of the home match of the sixteenth round with the reigning champion trabzonspor, the meeting ended with the victory of fatih korluk. let me remind you with a score of 4:1. i his 30 years will make up the treskovian club. he spent the fourteenth match. in the national championship, fatika hamlyuk, who came at the end of july, his club scored 16 points after 15 matches and ranks eleventh in the standings. it was sports news, see you next hour. you need a faithful and reliable companion rosneft is the largest network of filling stations where you are expected warm meetings and a profitable loyalty program are a reliable companion. on all roads in the country. no oil. we are driven better continue production mikhail mishustin instructed the ministry of industry to promptly make all the necessar

hall. the first game of the players of five topliks of europe recorded about 20 goals scored by his closest pursuer robertewandowski 13 goals about this season. even in football, the midfielder of the club fatih kara-gyumryuk magomed ozduev scored. first ball. in the turkish football championship, the russian opened the scoring in the sixth minute of the home game of the 16th round with the reigning champion trabzonspor, the meeting ended with the victory of fatik, gyumryuk. with a score of 4:1, zloeva 30 years will make a sharp club, the ekzemidov player spent 14 matches in the national championship. fatihar, gyumryuk, the player came at the end of july, his club scored 16 points after 15 matches and is eleventh in the standings. sports have a great four days. and you need a faithful and reliable companion rosneft the largest network of gas stations where warm meetings and a profitable loyalty program await you satellite, on all roads of the country rosneft is driven by the best production and windbreakers in europe is preparing for the third 23 new temperatures, meteorologists promise that in belgium on

robert, reminder of all top stories, argentina have won the football well top after between france and the thrilling final here in cattle. thousands of fans packed streets to see the team parade along bo hall's lou sale boulevard. they beat friends on penalties after the game and to 3 all following time. with talking to this to line or messy, delivering a 3rd title for his country. this bill to the days of the news now on day lawyer for peruse, for the president just told al jazeera that pedro castillo is willing to give up hopes of returning to office. to stop protests that have shaken the country castillo was impeached and detained on charges of rebellion and conspiracy. this month protested, have been demanding his release and early elections at least 20 people have been killed in the unrest. well, in the, unless he knows this a serious crisis 21 dates hundreds injured, he's worried and hurt. if he has to abandon the legitimate position, the people have given to him to stop that he will buy. but he is prepared to leave his aspirations to return for the presidency. if that helps to end the violence. see, elizabeth? yes, he is willing to make any sacrifice for the country he'll malaysia's p

robert yuldasheva who i know, we studied together with a music school for a long time. here, i invited him to a concert, it was a huge success. he went out, you know, a full hallpeople 3,500 people, the audience, of course, was stunned, because this, well, this sound is mesmerizing. here, and then we sang together with him and after the song had already ended and the concert was over. on i internally said that dad, i fulfilled your wish kurai sounded caressed. the la scala theater is perhaps the main opera house in the world , somewhere under the grate of the stage, the voices of carusa carlos still live, turning reiny domingo exemplary khvorostov and very other outstanding soloists and abdrazakov younger. not new here. he has a twenty-year residence permit in this legendary theater. the italians love him, and he loves italy. and what are the features of the italian public. they know the traditions, you know, generations are redeemed there. children with parents and grandparents, that is, they all go by season tickets, visit the caress theater. and just recently, when i performed, i was already leaving after the performance and i 'll see it's worth it. this ma

robert e. lee that will be replace t. first the portrait in uniform, also a bust that will be removed. there's also a bronze display at the main entrance to the science hallgure and it says ku klux klan below it. those two will be removed. there are buildings, streets, locations, that will also be renamed. this is all part of a process the superintendent of the u.s. military academy, more commonly known as west point, says this will be a multi-phased approach. it will take time as they work through this and there's a committee named the memorialization history committee that will look for recommendations for what to replace the names with. that part hasn't been decided yet. but the school did note, the academy did note, i should say, that some of these that have to be renamed are class gifts, so they want to do this with a measure of respect in coordination with the class. as you point out, it's all part of the process that stems from the ndaa back in late 2020, congress passed this with bipartisan support overriding former president donald trump's veto to institute this naming commission. the commission first looked at names of military facilities, recom

robert caro spend in austin? >> a lot of time in the reading room. people should realize what a valuable force presidential libraries are for me and others, if you go into the great hall of the lbj library, you ascend a great, giant, marble staircase and takes you into the great hall where the presidential seal is etched in travertine marble and you can see through the window the archives, many of the boxes containing the archives of the johnson presidency. they're a beautiful brilliant red and have gold presidential seals on them and it's meant to nod toward the transparency with which we treat our presidential record. that's why what we're talking about with, you know, the issue with donald trump is so vitally important. those presidential record don't belong to a president. they were used by the president, but under the provisions of the presidential records act of 1987, they belong to the american people and put under the care of the national archives. in many cases they're transferred to the presidential libraries of that president under the auspices of the national archives and they can be accessed by the scholars in the reading rooms. and it's vitally important