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yeah, it�*s great there now, it�*s fantastic. it�*s a whole different city. it�*s amazing.birmingham, which sharon is hoping to finalise while she�*s here this week. you can come and see all of ozzy�*s accolades, everything from his past. there�*s an interactive part where you can go in and you can talk to ozzy and he�*ll answer you. so it�*s going to be state—of—the—art, but attached is going to be a music school. so kids can come, it�*s free. with the family set to move back to the uk this year, sharon�*s likely to be spending a lot more time in birmingham, starting with a show at the alexandra theatre. ben sidwell, bbc news. and, finally, once a staple on the uk high street, after more than a decade away, could woolies be making a comeback? woolworths closed back in 2009 after the financial crisis, but there are still stores in germany — called woolworth, without the s — and its current owner says the uk is on his "bucket list" of destinations to expand to. now it�*s time for a look at the weather. hello there, rightly so, the weather story has been dominated by the stor

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i�*m like, "that�*s not that�*s not an older white shark, that�*s a very young white shark, this could what we call a sample size of one. and a lot of people ask, "well, what would it take to convince you that that this is a pupping area? and i would say i would need to see babies coming out of a female. but what everyone can agree on is that drones are playing a huge role in our understanding of these animals. james clayton, bbc news, california. lily gladstone could make oscars history if she wins best actress at the academy awards — she would be the first native american woman to do so. our culture editor katie razzall caught up with her. killers of the flower moon tells the true story of the systematic murder over years of dozens of members of the osage tribe. that�*s how you are. its lead, lily gladstone, has already won a golden globe and is the first native american ever nominated for a best actress oscar. 96 years of oscars. i�*m grateful. it�*s about time. when i accepted the golden globe that�*s the other thing that came to mind immediately, is it�*s circumstantial that i was

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it�*s been thrown out and i�*ve... that�*s me, i�*m free!at his 2006 conviction for embezzlement had been overturned. it�*s the moment all convicted subpostmasters are hoping for. there�*s been much debate over the quickest and fairest way to achieve that, and now the chair of the post office, this man, henry staunton, has stepped down, posing the question — did he reallyjump or was he nudged? there were various disagreements within the board, and when i looked at it, i thought that a change of personnel was what was required. i don�*t want to do hr on live tv. these are human beings that we are talking about. it is very difficult, to be asked to stand down from a position, but i decided that given all of the difficulties the post office is having, it�*s notjust about horizon, it�*s about the entire business model and how to make it work. that we needed someone who could chair a board that had... that was able to deal with these things effectively. the government does ultimately own the post office and campaigners have long called for it to

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but she�*s not the only one.d were among seven seeds beaten by lower... or unseeded players. the remaining five included the likes of grigor dimitrov, tommy paul, and jelena ostapenko all out. there are others who survived. third seed daniil medvedev is through, as is carlos alcaraz. ranked one place higher. he led china�*s 18—year—old shang juncheng by two sets when his opponent retired with injury. it�*s the first time 20—year—old alcaraz had played an opponent younger than him at tour level. you�*ll remember he missed last year�*s australian open with a leg injury. but is one of the favourites this year to challenge novak djokovic for the title. every match that i�*m playing, i am feeling better and better. moving, hitting the ball and, of course, i�*m getting used to this cold, as well, i didn�*t play so much in this cold, so everything is good, and taking good things from the cold, from the level i�*m playing, and hopefully it�*s going to be better and better. ivan toney had today�*s game circled in the cale

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let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now.er strikes against houthi targets in yemen. it said three anti—ship missiles were destroyed. the houthis have staged dozens of attacks on shipping in the red sea region. a fire at a school dormitory in central china has killed 13 people. the managers of the school in a village in henan province have been detained while the cause of the fire is investigated. a huge blaze at a rubbish dump outside panama city has shrouded the capital in toxic smoke and forced the evacuation of nearby residents from their homes. firefighters said at least six hectares of the dump were alight. they said everything pointed to the blaze being started deliberately. the metropolitan police says it�*s extremely concerned for the welfare of a mother whose newborn baby was found in a shopping bag by the side of a road in east london. officers say the girl, who has been given the temporary name elsa, was not injured in any way and is in good health, as nickjohnson reports. less than an hour after she was born, bab

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�*s buried.was very young... yes. ..to be making such a long, dangerous trip. yes. do you feel guilty? yes... in calais, some of those who�*d been with 0bada at the end are still waiting for another chance to cross to england. adults judging the risks. not a child who died doing as he�*d been asked. and andrewjoins me now. we saw the story of one boy there, but is this representative of a much wider trend? it is. the fact is, many children, astonishing number of children making that crossing, many unaccompanied. notjust across the channel but across the mediterranean. it is worth pointing out, many people watching that report, they have reached italy, they are safe, why come on to england? the answer to that is most migrants who have made the crossing from the middle east, from africa made it to europe, the european union to stay there. they had to spain, france or germany. it is only a small proportion that carry on to calais to try to make the next crossing and they do so for two reasons. that

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now.rcing a new gun law prohibiting the carrying of guns in most public places. the ban came into force on january the first after an earlier ruling, but is now on hold. professor sir roy calne, the pioneering surgeon has died at the age of 93. he led the first liver transplant operation in europe in 1968 and went on to be the first doctor to use an immuno—suppressant in 1978, which was found to be effective in reducing organ rejection. his family said he died in cambridge late on saturday evening. hollywood�*s award season is getting under way in beverly hills with the golden globes award ceremony. barbie and 0ppenheimer are tipped for success, but tv categories are also in the spotlight — succession, the crown and the last of us are nominated. the globes mark the first major ceremony of film awards season, which culminates with the oscars on ten march. the ceremony starts at 01:00 gmt and usually lasts between three and four hours. earlier i spoke to anna smith, film critic and host of t

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that�*s an extra 3500 nautical miles, or up to two week�*s sailing, adding as much as $1 million per alone. maersk ceo vincent clark told the bbc that these extra costs are already being passed onto consumers. this assessment of the most important oddities of global trade and to rewrote all of this cargo now south of the cape of good hope is going to create significant disruptions to the global supply chain for the duration in which we have to do that and probably a few months more as we have to get back then into normal. you need to see a stronger mobilisation. the other thing is the level of threat is actually evolving and so for the coalition that is trying to put in place the safe passage, they need to constantly reassess the level of protection. but for us it is really important this is being addressed with diligence and a strong mobilisation of the international community so that normal global trade can resume. avoiding the red sea means having to go the long way around, around southern africa, which can add 1— two weeks to thejourney time and which can add 1— two weeks to the

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that�*s they�*re not it�*s that�*s the way it will go around isn�*t it, that they send the informationmmunicate with the craft and then the craft talks to earth because you can�*t send a strong enough signal from these tiny little rovers. they�*re just too small. that�*s why they talk to the craft first. but the solar panels are all about the power over the communication. and when you�*ve got limited power, you�*ve got to prioritise. the priority is confirming that landing location. the metropolitan police are appealing for the mother of a newborn baby girl who was found wrapped in a towel and a shopping bag in east london to get in touch. police say the baby was discovered by a member of the public who kept her warm until paramedics arrived. the baby has been temporarily named elsa and reportedly unharmed and is say. a short while ago the metropolitan police held a press conference with an update on how the baby is. t conference with an update on how the bab is. :, conference with an update on how the bab is. . :, baby is. i am delighted to report that she was _ baby is. i am delighte

in places it�*s become difficult to tell what�*s river, what�*s canal and what�*s supposed to be dryouple of hours in the night. the river started coming into the property at 6:00 this morning. we�*ve spent most of today keeping it out, which we did a very good job of until about 2:30pm this afternoon, where the river trent got the better of us. in radcliffe on trent, the fire service needed to be carried in at this static caravan park and rush hour was proving difficult. the yellow warning for heavy rain covers most of the southwest, southeast, and parts of the midlands, and there are more than 200 flood warnings across england. and in wiltshire tonight, flooded fields have led to flooded homes and frustrated residents. we�*ve got water flooding underfloors, we�*ve ta ken stuff u psta i rs. the council have the phone off the hook. the police aren�*t interested in closing the road, i�*m amazed there hasn�*t been an incident. the fire brigade isn�*t interested, no—one is interested. we were sat having a nice glass of wine by the fire and my partner's friend texted and said, i hope you

let�*s take a look at some of the day�*s other news. retail consortium, who monitor sales, warns that shoppers and retailers face a challenging year ahead. the president of france, emmanuel macron, has appointed his education minister, gabriel attal, as his new prime minister. the 34—year—old is the youngest person to take up the role and the first to be openly gay. he will now have the task of leading the french government into important european parliament elections in june. snoring can be annoying, of course, if it keeps those around you awake, but it isn�*t usually harmful to the person making the noise. however, snoring caused by sleep apnoea can be dangerous, resulting in breathing difficulties. now a new gadget can help, as david gregory—kumar explains. where else to talk sleep and obstructive sleep apnoea, but in a hotel? and in this box is a device now on trial that will completely change how we diagnose this serious problem. but over time, the...there�*s obviously an increased risk of accidents, which can be very serious. it a

the us�*s latest attempt to send a rocket to the moon may have ended in tears, that�*s due to burn upng its own mission. their smart landerfor investigating moon — or slim if you like your spacecraft names to be catchier, could make japan the world�*s fifth country to land on the moon if it�*s successful. elizabeth tasker is associate professor at the japan aerospace exploration agency. she explained what was so different about this lunar expedition. normally when you land on the moon with conventional landing techniques, your accuracy, like how close you can plan to get to a landing site is somewhere between a few to tens of kilometres, which is obviously quite far. 0n the other hand, the slim landing attended attempted tonight injapan time is going to try and land within 100 metres of the target site and it�*s going to attempt to land on a slope. and neither of these things have been attempted before. and they�*re important because actually we�*ve become more picky about where we want to land on celestial bodies like the moon and mars. we now have from other missions such as jaxa�*s

and that�*s all i can say, really. it�*s just what i did to my family. that�*s what i�*ll never.s didn�*t speak to her. but on the whole, my family stood by me and friends and the people that came in my shop. they all wrote to me when i was in prison. i had so many letters. so i was lucky in that respect. they all supported me. just some of these sub postmasters talking to the bbc through the course of today. live now to westminster and our political correspondent rob watson. extraordinary detail where listening to there. i suspect that is why the story has resonated so much with the british public. yes story has resonated so much with the british public— british public. yes and beyond. i think for british _ british public. yes and beyond. i think for british people - british public. yes and beyond. i think for british people and - british public. yes and beyond. i. think for british people and people watching everywhere it doesn�*t require a great deal of imagination, does it? it�*s the worst thing anybody could picture her as being accused of something that you haven�*t done. n

it�*s still cold out there. the weekend, but it�*s going to be wet and really very windy. storm isha with us on sunday night into monday morning. more on that in just a moment. for the rest of today, though, it�*s starting to feel a little less cold. brisk westerly winds across western scotland turning more south—westerly. there is still some wintriness over the tops of the hills, but largely the showers now falling as rain. for most, it will stay dry with some more weak wintry sunshine. temperatures more widely up to five or six degrees celsius, so not as cold as it has been over the last few days or so. the winds picking up towards western coasts in particular as we head through this evening and overnight with some downpours of rain across western scotland and north—west england. there could be some snow melt here, as well. that could lead to some problems, perhaps. temperatures dipping below freezing initially in eastern england, but then rising again with that milder air as we head through into saturday morn

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now it�*s time for a look at today�*s sport with sarah.ion, after becoming the first italian to win the australian open. he beat daniil medvedev in an enthralling five set final. medvedev took control early on, winning the first two sets 6—3, 6—3. but then sinner, who was playing in his first grand slam final recovered under pressure, and started to impose his game. with the 22—year—old winning the next three sets 6—4, 6—4, 6—3. sinner had been widely tipped as a potential champion at melbourne park this year after a standout season on the atp tour and also leading italy to their first davis cup title in late november. and now a slam winner. most importantly, the support has been crazy throughout the whole two weeks. you guys make me feel at home, so thank you so much. it is a chord with 15,000 people but it feels like so much more. so thank you so much for everyone. england captain ben stokes says his side�*s 28—run win against hosts india in sunday�*s first test was their best victory under his leadership over the last two years. facing

it�*s about time. it doesn�*t belong to me. i�*m standing on so many shoulders. more than a century ago, the osage got rich after oil was struck on their land. lily�*s father recounted that history of vast wealth as she was growing up on the blackfeet reservation. i do remember him telling me about osage�*s running out of gas and going and buying another rolls royce and, you know, just buying a new car. we're still warriors. but those riches brought a reign of terror. lily plays mollie burkhart, a real osage whose mother and three sisters were murdered. she won�*t last. her husband, ernest, played by leonardo dicaprio, colluded with his powerful uncle — here robert de niro — to funnel the family�*s oil riches their way. the odd person was convicted but so many people got away with it. oh, yeah. yeah, and even the ones who were convicted weren't in for that long. it's supposed to be - a suicide, you dumbbell! martin scorsese originally had an fbi investigator as the main character, but they realised his

it�*s djokovic�*s first loss in australia since the 2018 australian open, but he says his injury is notthinki i think i will be ok, to be honest. but it did have quite an impact. particularly on the forehand service, but again, i don�*t want to spend too much time talking about it and taking away credit from victory. he was very solid, as he always is. and australia would go on to win that quarter—final 2—0 — ajla tomljanovic beating natalija stevanovic in the second match of the tie 6—1, 6—1. the hosts will face either greece or germany in the semi—finals on saturday. emma raducanu has been given direct entry to the australian open later this month following a series of withdrawals. she had expected to have to qualify after a long period out injured. another player on the comeback trail is naomi osaka, but the four—time grand slam champion is out of the brisbane international. in a really high—quality match, she took the first set against former world number one karolina pliskova, but the czech fought back to take the next two to set up a clash with third seed, jelena ostapenko, in the

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let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now.00 in deliveries for the quarter ending december. but that�*s much lower than wall street�*s expectations, sending shares down by more than io%. high interest rates in the us has raised monthly payments for evs, making them less affordable. the rivian rit pick—up truck, which starts at $73,000 also faces competition from tesla�*s cybertruck, which was unveiled in late november. one of the biggest investors in thames water has slashed the value of its stake by nearly two—thirds. the universities superannuation scheme, which is a uk pension fund, holds almost 20% of thames water�*s parent entity, kemble water. investors are increasingly worried about the financial health of the uk�*s biggest water provider. apple shares fell by nearly 3.6% to a seven—week low on tuesday after barclays downgraded the shares of the world�*s most valuable company on concerns demand for its iphone and macintosh computers will remain weak this year. with high interest rates its assumed consumers will be watch

, israel�*s defence.lking about the genocidal intent when it came to senior israelis. can you remind us a bit about what was said yesterday from the south african side?— said yesterday from the south african side? , h, african side? yes, indeed, so the claim is really— african side? yes, indeed, so the claim is really that _ african side? yes, indeed, so the claim is really that the _ african side? yes, indeed, so the claim is really that the scale - african side? yes, indeed, so the claim is really that the scale of i claim is really that the scale of the killings of people in gaza, which includes so many civilians, more than 23,000 people now killed, according to local health officials, including most of them women and children, that this, along with some of the statements that have been made by israeli leaders about their intent in gaza following the deadly attacks of the 7th of october, amounts to genocide. there has been caused by south africa —— has been calls by south africa for interventions by th

well, that�*s storm henk, and it�*s now tracking its way into europe.re persistent rain has cleared away, mind you, but we have seen a lot of flooding just recently. the heaviest rain actually fell over the hills of wales — that�*s fed into the river systems in the west midlands and, a short while ago, there were over 200 flood warnings on rivers in england. these are the temperatures we�*re looking at for the start of wednesday — not too cold out there, typically 5—6 celsius. we�*ve still got some more persistent rain in the far northeast of scotland, could be a bit wintry up in shetland, some strong winds for a while here. some strong winds, too, blowing through the english channel, in the southwest of england. not as windy as it was on tuesday. and elsewhere, it�*ll be a mixture of sunshine and showers, maybe some more frequent showers coming back into scotland, pegging the temperatures back a bit here. those numbers a little bit lower than we had on tuesday, but not by a great deal. now, this low pressure will still sit to the west of scotland as we

and that�*s all the sport for now.ng to force his way into a building before 5am on tuesday. he was threatening to hurt the people inside. live to southwark where our news reporter is at the scene and following elements. what —— what more do we know about what happened? what -- what more do we know about what happened?— what -- what more do we know about what happened? around 5am a man said to be in his 305— what happened? around 5am a man said to be in his 30s arrived _ what happened? around 5am a man said to be in his 30s arrived in _ what happened? around 5am a man said to be in his 30s arrived in rather- to be in his 30s arrived in rather live in east london and after arriving he tried to forces way into arriving he tried to forces way into a house along the street behind me and is now known to have been armed at the time as well with a number of different weapons including a crossbow. we were then told he managed to get into one of the properties here and that is when the police were called to the scene for the ve

next in the teenager�*s sights is northern ireland�*s brendan dolan.gside big darts fanjames maddison. here they are taking a picture together. that is james maddison�*s trademark celebration. no wonder he was doing a little bit of that with luke littler yesterday. he doesn�*t practice very much? about an hour a day. you see the performances he has been putting in, it has worked. performances he has been putting in, it has worked-— it has worked. switching off, a bit of football- _ it has worked. switching off, a bit of football. rubbing _ it has worked. switching off, a bit of football. rubbing shoulders - it has worked. switching off, a bit. of football. rubbing shoulders with england footballers. it is working for him. england footballers. it is workin: for him. . ~ now it�*s time for �*year in review�* — which takes a look back at some of the biggest stories to make there�*s a huge barrage going on overhead just at the moment. yevgeny prigozhin seemed determined to march his men to the top of the hill. then, he marched them down again. political pe

i am the post office�*s sole shareholder.taunton�*s tenure, she decided there should be a change at the very top. there were various disagreements within the board, and when i looked at it, i thought that a change of personnel was what was required. i decided that given all of the difficulties the post office is having, it�*s notjust about horizon. it�*s about the entire business model, how we make it work, that we needed someone who could chair a board that was able to deal with these things effectively. the government ultimately owns the post office and campaigners have long called for it to take tough action to help bring aboutjustice for the more than 700 people who were wrongfully convicted. i haven't got that money. jo hamilton�*s story was central to the itv drama. she doesn�*t think this departure will make much of a difference. the whole thing is a bit of a distraction from the real thing. it's the dead cat strategy. and i think it's designed to make it look like the department, the business department, is being proa

and it�*s colder air, it�*s a fresher breeze today.wales. and after a mild start in the south and the east with the rain this morning, temperatures will actually fall back. so it�*s a fresher day, a cooler day and it�*s still blustery. these are the wind gusts as we go through the rest of the afternoon, you can still see 30, 40 miles an hour in the north. they will start to ease off, those wind gusts, though, further south. then, as we go through the evening and overnight, we�*ve got further shower bands coming into the north and the west, particularly scotland, parts of northern ireland, but further south and east the lighter winds allowing temperatures to fall close to freezing. so a much colder night for the south and east. not quite as chilly, actually, further north and west. but as we go into the weekend, we�*re gradually going to start to pull in more of a southerly wind. so it will become milder, particularly as that weather front approaches from the atlantic, pulling in that stronger southerly wind. but for saturday, yes, an e

here�*s where it happened. tokyo�*s haneda airport.ordered to stop at a holding point, safely away from the runway. but once on the ground, the airliner was in a collision with the smaller coastguard aircraft. that was at 5:47pm, according to the original timestamp on this video. you can see the fireball that erupted. the plane continued down the runway in flames. this video, taken by one passenger, shows the panic on board. the plane came to a halt here, and then the 367 passengers got out using emergency slides, seen in this phone footage. as i said, a transcript of air traffic control exchanges has been released today. bbc verify has also obtained audio of these conversations around the time of the incident. for example... most of the sound is very unclear. but from our analysis and the transcript, something important emerges — there�*s nothing to suggest the coastguard plane — seen in this archive video — was given permission to enter the runway, leaving the question of how it ended up there. the aircraft could have crossed a red s

what�*s done it. angeles taking home several of the mates big prizes including best director for christian nolan. bus trauma film that for its lead actor. other winners included emma stone who won best comedy film actress for poor things while the. hello there. well, it was a cold day on monday, with a few snow flurries affecting parts of east anglia and southern england. but the big story from last week still hasn�*t completely resolved itself, in that we still have over 100 flood warnings currently in force. i think the situation will get better over the next few days, which won�*t have that much in the way of precipitation coming our way. now, the snow flurries that we did see across east anglia, in south—east england, for the most part weren�*t very exciting. there were just one or two areas that managed to cover maybe a centimetre or two injust one or two spots. but as we go through this evening and overnight, particularly where we�*ve seen showers by day, we�*re looking at some icy stretches, bu

born amid the horrors of gaza�*s war, she�*s never known a parent�*s hug.arts from the rubble of the house. by the sandy graves of some of their relatives in a school turned shelter, the cousins of the hussein family sit together in trauma and grief. each has lost one or both parents. every day is hard. it�*s not nice. there�*s no water, food or drink, says kinzer. everything�*s sad. all gazans now strive to find safety and rely on aid handouts for the basics of life. the un�*s children�*s agency says its biggest concern is for an estimated 19,000 children who are orphaned or have ended up alone with no adult to look after them. for the youngest one, they very often cannot even say their name. they. . .they. .. and even the older one, they are usually in shock. when the extended family can be found, they also have their own children. so sometimes it�*s difficult, if not impossible, for them to take care of those unaccompanied and separated children. with their lives shattered, unicef says nearly all of gaza�*s children need mental health support. and even w

it�*s a joy for me to be able to say she is my older sister, it�*s a privilege., who was just a few months away from retirement, was killed on his way to work. his van was stolen and then driven by calocane back into the city centre, where he used it to hit three pedestrians, one of whom was critically injured. the deaths caused an outpouring of grief. i�*ve lost my baby boy and i can�*t even comprehend how i�*m going to deal with it. the students�* fathers spoke at this vigiljust a day after their children had been killed. and all they were doing was walking home. and then the next day we heard from all three families at an event in the city centre attended by thousands. it feels like he's touched a lot of hearts over the years, - more than what we assumed and knew that he had _ calocane has pleaded guilty to three counts of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility, and guilty to three counts of attempted murder. navtej johal with that report. survivors of the grenfell tower fire in london in 2017 say they will be a voice for the 72 people who died

it�*s still cold but less cold.and wales, maybe some brightness western wales, south—west england, and again temperatures up to around eight degrees. it�*s all change, though, as we head into the weekend. although there�*ll still be some sunshine in the south, we�*ll see these cold fronts spreading southwards. behind it, arctic airfloods southwards, so it will be turning colder with increasing snow showers certainly affecting northern scotland, the northern isles where accumulations will be increasing. further south, a better chance of staying drier with some sunshine, but it will be cold for all. into next week, it stays cold, further sunshine and snow showers, and then there�*s a risk of some more widespread, perhaps disruptive snow welcome to bbc news. let�*s turn to our headlines... a major development in the uk�*s biggest miscarriage of justice. rishi sunak announces a new law to compensate and clear the names of hundreds of postmasters wrongly accused of theft. opposition activist alexei navalny is seen for th