mugabe was a big part of what happened before, quite a blood—soaked happened before, quite a blood—soa crocodile. doesn't bode particularly well. i think what morgan tsvangirai is calling for is correct, until there are free and fair elections in zimbabwe who must be careful about being too jubilant. 0n the story got context, this is a very significant day, isn't it?l huge moment for the moment said, this is a land that had so much promise, still a lot of resources. quite a talented population in many respects and you can see the excitement and the jubilation. the military, this is the softest crew we've seen of this kind, an example to the rest of africa if they can have lived correctly —— the softest coup. there has been a lot of intimidation and violence in the life of the modern zimbabwe. if this transition can happen reasonably peacefully, it is an open question as to how much

dispossessed and stateless, the mud—soa ked camps of bangladesh are what they must, for now, call homee government says its military operations, just across the border from here in are a response to attacks by militants on 25th august. but what about those reports of troop movements weeks earlier, before the rohingya militant attacks? well, we are on our way now to meet an officer in the bangladeshi border guard who might know more about this and might be willing to talk to us. hello, major. how's it going? yeah, fine. good. well, the major said he wasn't authorised to speak to the bbc on camera but we did have a conversation off camera. and he said i could quote him with the following. that they saw from around 5th august, a huge concentration, those were his words, of myanmar military in the border area. he said apart from burning people's homes, they extorted valuables, took their money. i asked him what the purpose of all of this was. he said they are trying to make rakhine state rohingya —free. there are members of the arakan rohingya salvation army in these camps. we spoke to two

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some outbreaks of rain for a time in the north—west on thursday, but fresh air, soa north—west on thursday brightness and showers. hello it's monday, it's nine o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. business leaders from the uk and europe are meeting with the prime minister today. they want to get some sort of deal in place to ensure that trade is not badly affected after britain leaves the eu. also — in britain, they're the silent minority — chinese people rarely feature in the national conversation; but we've learned that their silence when it comes to health can be a matter of life and death; and old cultural traditions can see new mums confined for a month in their homes following childbirth you shouldn't drink cold drinks during the month, shouldn't really shower will stop hair washing is not allowed. and not going outside the boundaries of your house. we will

soa and marched down to the battlefield.k watch jumped so a good 17 others from edinburgh and the black watchjumped on our bicycles and cycled the route that they took. each day, we read a snippet of war diary about what they we re snippet of war diary about what they were doing on that particular day 100 years ago. so it was very good, culminating in passchendaele. kevin stacey, thank you very much for talking to us today. lots of stories we have heard today, lots of acts of remembrance, and not just we have heard today, lots of acts of remembrance, and notjust here in london. this is where the national service took place, but of course services taking place at war memorials across the united kingdom today. coalition forces in afghanistan have also been paying their respects on remembrance sunday. british troops joined with forces from other countries, including new zealand and australia, for a service this morning. the headlines on bbc news — first secretary of state damian green insists police never told him about pornogr

soa number of islamic state in his hospital bed. up about how he wanted to carry out the attack, and what really inspired him to do so. laura bicker, one point, authorities were looking free second uzbek man, but no longer? they have managed to get hold of him. —— looking for a second. the fbi also said they wanted to speak with two people that they believed had been in contact with the suspect. we have yet to hear about that. but yes, they have managed to find the other uzbek immigrant they were looking to find. people have been responding to the president's handling of this, particularly his description of the usjustice particularly his description of the us justice system. particularly his description of the usjustice system. the problem with this is it isjust usjustice system. the problem with this is it is just 2a hours on and it seems that this tragedy is already being politicised. if you compare that to las vegas, where three days after 58 people were shot, and donald trump was visiting the hospital, he was asked by the press

house was setwash soa loft for drying close you go into the attic and there is partition. rather than the partition being theyed with sheathing, were spaced apart so the air can circulate through. i was really into kind of of hisized cultivation farming and manufacturing. in other words, this does not seem so complete and yet this is not an every day plantation in virginia. elite virginia. he wasike -- particularly interested in how to do these esoteric things. >> there is nothing really special about this stair, it is a latter stair that we see. -- ladder stair that we see. >> you get a much better sense of here in the addict where the conditions -- in the attic more the conditions were like. it is unfinished. it is pretty well built. together,t is joined so it was built by a professional builder, but was left unfinished so there is no she thing on the -- sheathing on the rafters and kind of an interesting point, perhaps, as that it looks like it never had a railing until this railing was put in after 1900. you had to be a little careful up here as well because kids could

and soa these issues to come to light.ow, finally people feel empowered and confident that they will be taken seriously. but one of the consequences of that is that we don't know how much is left in the system, how much is not been reported and is yet to be reported. sol been reported and is yet to be reported. so i certainly wouldn't feel relieved in any part of government so i can't imagine anyone has any level transparency of what has any level transparency of what has been going on for 15, 20 years, the duration of some of these mps' careers. regarding damian green, the allegation that police raided his office relating to the home office, which he denied anything to do with, they found pornography on a computer, not necessarily his personally but a computer in use on his office. these are all... as you said, this but special fit a pattern comment about the weight of the cumulative allegations. whether damian green has issued this statement in response, but it's kind of... is obviously much more serious, but it harks ba

we've been to toke i don'yo, soa and there were marching bands, honor guards, elaborate dinners thates. and this is something that all countries do when they welcome leaders from across the world, especially in asia where they're welcoming an american president, but talking to folks here they've definitely gone above and beyond. >> jill colvin and susan glasser, thank you very much. we will probably call upon you again before it is over in fact. coming up for us here tonight, one republican thorn in donald trump as side now looking into presidential power and nuclear weapons. you got the stance.. but i wasn't really feeling it. you know what, i'm not buying this. you gotta come a little harder dawg. you gotta figure it out. eh, i don't know. shaky on the walk, carriage was off. randy jackson judging a dog show. i don't know dawg. surprising. what's not surprising? how much money lisa saved by switching to geico. wow! performance of the night. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense. my mom's pain from i wondered if s

walnut creek was raped in september by two football players, including one who attends neighboring de la soa. the other suspect goes to ignacio valley high school. ooeft bay times reports the prosecutors are asking to try the suspects in adult court. if convicted, they would face staffer sentences. >>> coming up, breaking news out of northern california where we're just learning the death toll has risen after a shooting near an elementary school. it is the story we have been following since the beginning of our newscast. we will bring you new information from the sheriff. news at 11. now to the latest on that breaking news we )ve been >>> and welcome back to nbc bay area news at 11:00. now to the latest on that breaking news that we have been following for the past 30 minutes. now a shooting spree that ended near an elementary school. about 115 miles north of sacramento. >> here's what we know so far. new information just into our newsroom within the last few minutes. the death toll sadly has risen. the assistant sheriff confirms that five people are now dead, that including the shooter. and

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they are under two weeks, soa so a good memory for them in a photo.rld cup in recent years, that there was a big baby boom in germany, so the men have certainly been busy by the sound of it! the research on the lincoln babies is probably not quite as developed as that in germany, but from what we have seen here is the next generation in full cry ready to follow lincoln in the years to come. nine months ago, they were in the middle of the cup run, so with games against brighton, burnley and arsenal still to be accounted for, the boom could continue. a reminder of our main news, that michael fallon, the defence secretary, has resigned, following allegations about his personal conduct. earlier this week, allegations about his personal conduct. earlierthis week, it emerged that he had apologised for repeatedly putting his hand on a journalist‘s me at a dinner 15 years ago. tonight he has resigned, saying his behaviour may have fallen short of the standards expected by the uk military. the prime minister has responded, saying that she appreciated the serio

on the river there is a senior lecturer in african history at soas university here in london and she joins us in the studio welcome to al-jazeera so a new president in europe is lauded as being a changing younger. something new when it comes to the relationship with africa do you foresee any changes i mean the fact that for example he chose to address students is that just sort of symbolism just the setting or do you think it harks something different yeah well sarkozy in two thousand and seven or was already addressing students in that car so. of course symbolically to important the african population needs extremely young was more than seventy percent of the population under surtees so there you see african use what really at the hurt of the speech he gave today at the university also because they were full part of the political changes which happened in booking office so in two thousand and fourteen they pushed the president at the time comp our way out of poor so a very strong civil society so of course it's a topic which in an avoidable and prezi the micro knows exactly sat is a

soa often really quite violent imagery. style between the two of and certainly doesn't appear to be a filter does seems to be quite spontaneous. yes, andi seems to be quite spontaneous. yes, and i think that's part of his urgency to get his point across quickly. he wants to get, without fa ct quickly. he wants to get, without fact checking, his opinions out there and uses a lot of negative wording. i kind of mrtrump in there and uses a lot of negative wording. i kind of mr trump in terms of what he is saying. it seems to be quite spontaneous. yes, and i think that's part of his urgency to get his point across quickly. he wants to get, without fact checking, his opinions out there and uses a lot of negative wording. a kind of tactic he's not good at he's not good at something wants. an example being so—and—so is really ugly but i shouldn't say that because it's politically incorrect, so he gets his opinion out in a very kind of strange way that is not a normal weight or acceptable way by other people. and you see any sign th

ec soas the raiernfall iste expect friday, saturday. another system sunday into monday.nesday there's another storm out there. i'll send it over to you guys now.>>> some lucky students are getting extra help in the orchestra pits in a unique program. sf opera's arts resources in action program is this week's "cool school." tter player, dozens of students francisco middle school th asawa schoo ♪[ music ] >>> reporter: hitting the right notes in tune and in sync is no easy task. >> i have become a much better player than i was before. >> reporter: dozens of students from francisco middle school and the school for the arts in san francisco are pairing up with professional musicians. >> of all the schools they chose our school. and to be part of this orchestra, it's an honor. >> i love working with the students because you can see everybody's face light up. ♪[ music ] >> sitting next to them, you can hear how well they play and it kind of helps you play better. >> reporter: these rehearsals will culminate with the performance of mozart and bach very valid did i and other cla

soa it had been left and gone into disrepair. to bring it back up to life and bring cadet units down there, schools and some of the bedrooms down there, to come and look at it and really paint that picture and give a visual history about life would have been like —— some of the veterans. it would have been one of the worst areas to work on. you have a lot of schoolchildren that come through now. what's their reaction? it's a long time for them to understand what happened. what do they take away from its? it's amazing how when you speak to a lot of schoolchildren in your work quite often they take the information in, but the fact that they are consta ntly but the fact that they are constantly asking questions and consta ntly constantly asking questions and constantly being inquisitive about the nature of world war i and the trench system suggests to me that it is creating a real buzz and interest, certainly in world war i and what went on in those times. do you feel that remembrance sunday is gaining traction, if you like? althoug

soa before christmas.s australian prime minister saying he wants same—sex marriage legislation passed before christmas. how realistic is that? let's speak to hywel griffith, a la sydney correspondent. early in this campaign the government gave pledges it would bring legislation, a change in law by christmas. that does not leave very long, but there is a bill ready and drafted to go. but there is a cancer bill being put forward by some 01’ conservative cancer bill being put forward by some or conservative politicians who we re some or conservative politicians who were no voters and did not want the change, what they want measures put in to ensure the rights of religious freedoms and freedom of speech, potentially to measures against changes in education and gender, all the things they say a liberal elite wa nts to the things they say a liberal elite wants to bring on the back of same—sex marriage. the debate is not over but the pledge has come from the prime minister and his cabinet that they expect a chang

soa there will be a few patches of ice. so a cold start to the day tomorrow.see showers down the east coast. they could be wintery in nature. feeling cooler with highs of seven celsius. here is the pressure chart as we move into wednesday. continuing to see an area of high pressure out to the west and these straight isobars. so we're continuing to drag in that north easterly wind and it will feel a touch cooler still. soa will feel a touch cooler still. so a mixture of sunny spells and showers. againa spells and showers. again a lot of dry, bright weather down the spine of the country, but some showers in the east. a few showers for wales and the south—west, northern ireland as well. those showers could be wintery in nature and it will feel a touch cooler. these are the highs for thursday, but add in the wind and it will feel cooler. temperatures in the low single figures. have a nice day. of his and hello, you're watching afternoon live. today at 4.00pm: a spring wedding — prince harry and meghan markle will get married at st george's chapel in windsor in may

soa celsius. so a really nippy one. tonight, the frost develops quite widely across the uk.ll, but the north york moors could be getting sleet and snow showers. temperatures will be feeling as if they are below freezing because we‘ve got the wind coming off the north sea. friday, again another chilly day, but we starting to see the temperatures creep up just a little bit. we‘re not going to get mild weather, but the weather is going to turn a little bit less cold. around this area of high pressure, winds spinning around and there is a bit of warmth stuck in the middle of this high. the warmth is toppling over the high and moving towards the uk. so we will see a gradual rise by around three or four celsius. you will probably notice that as we go through the weekend. then it looks as if the cold weather could be back again later in the week. hello, you are watching afternoon live, i‘m ben brown. today at four... britain is prepared to pay more to settle its brexit bill — up to 50 billion euros, according to reports. the foreign secretary says now let‘s move on to trade talks.

to professor stephen chan who specialises in the international politics of southern africa at the soasabwe. and to martin fletcher, who is a former foreign correspondent and foreign editor of the times, and is one of the first western journalists to have interviewed with emmerson mnangagwa. a historic moment in zimbabwe's history. i'd like to get your response to the swearing in ceremony, what we have seen this morning on the response in the stadium. i think it shows he is going to have a honeymoon. this is a very popular move, not so much for him but for the sake of robert mugabe disappearing from the political scene. so the new president mnangagwa has got to very much capitalise on his honeymoon period and start delivering. he has very difficult entrenched problems that he faces. mugabe has disappeared from the ceremony, that is for sure. i think they wanted him there, but unsurprisingly he wasn't, and neither was his wife, grace. what kind of leader do you think the new president mnangagwa will be?- will be a lot more pragmatic, and i think he will try to craft a more technical arti

the big foreign banks also play a role in supporting soa he's -- an -- supporting soe's.e chinese banking sector. tokyo reopening in a few minutes. we will get you those numbers in a few moments. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg markets: asia. markets not very exciting. a seventh straight weekly gain. the gains over the past few weeks came down to earnings impressing the markets and another leg higher. as we enter the latter part of this earnings season, about 15% more of the blue chips set to report, there is not a lot to take us higher. let's flesh out the story and the japan reopened. not very good. sophie: glaring red for the nikkei 225, a fourth day of losses. some catalysts when it comes to the dollar-yen move. japanese third-quarter gdp do this week. investors need some new reasons buy this could. be a correction in the near term. korean stocks losing ground. cosmetic companies and duty-free operators like hotel s hilla are climbing. the hang seng is trading at a decade high. in china, consumer shares leading gains for shanghai, the large-cap in

varying amounts of cloud but plenty of clear skies which will allow the temperatures to fall away, soans and cities but in rural areas, cooler than that. a bright, cold and frosty start tomorrow, plenty of sunshine through the morning increasing through the afternoon but holding onto good spells of sunshine. a bristol north west in the breeze so feeling cold with highs of seven. —— a bristol north—westerly breeze. a cold night on sunday and then sunday looking dry and bright with that north—westerly breeze so temperatures struggling into the single figures, a maximum of seven. a frosty start to the day on monday and then we'll see a spell of rain through the morning, which will allow the temperatures to rise momentarily before we return to the cooler conditions after that. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. bye for now. hello — this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. we'll bring you the latest news and sport injust a moment. coming up: could reports of an explosion dash hopes that the 44 crew of a missing argentine submarine might st

the core, christmas is our biggest trading period of the year so biggest trading period of the year soa we can serve customers over the christmas period —— dessert. both in stores and remotely, there is a lot of extra work, but a great time of yearin of extra work, but a great time of year in terms of customers. and how are people shopping? what is interesting is how people have changed from the big shop two more, little and often. we absolutely see that. what we tend to find is that people are increasingly busy so they tend to shop more, little and often, and from a convenience point of view thatis from a convenience point of view that is convenient for us. we're enjoying that changing customer a beer. thank you for your time this morning. that is one perspective, from the co—operative group. what do other retailers say? this research from these are you saying that it could be a tough time from all retailers this year —— visa. this is something we have talked a lot about in the past, haven't we? tell us your thoughts on what is happening in retail at the moment. inflation has gone up 3

sales have gone up by about 13% but in the corresponding period shops have seen sales go down by 8% soad other retailers as well. and volatile trading? yes, we are becoming a lot more picky as consumers, it says even things like the weather can affect when and where we shop. i spoke to a retail analyst about this. it is tough on the high street at the moment. the high street store what's like m&s, debenhams and next are struggling to drive sales above la st are struggling to drive sales above last year. why? consumers incomes are being squeezed with the rising price of food going up, spend is prioritised for these items and there is less money to go onto nonessential items like clothing. what can retailers do to combat that? retailers are trying to create more exciting stores, adding perceptive bars, restaurants, debenhams announced it will add gyms into some stores but it is still going to be tough in the next few years. we are predicting little growth in physical sales. the biggest economy, the united states, some big news. yes, we're talking about the biggest economy in the world so

the winds are coming from a northerly direction and soa coming from a northerly direction and so a farade their first public appearance since announcing their engagement. in a statement buckingham palace said the queen and duke of edinburgh are "delighted" at the news. prince harry and meghan markle have been together forjust over a year after meeting in london in the summer of 2016. no, we're thrilled, thank you very much, to both of them. i hope they'll be very happy indeed, is all i can say. people across the country have been reacting to the news. i think it's fantastic, marvellous, yesterday mac. but they are getting married in spring 2018. they are very much in love, i think that's the basic thing. absolutely wonderful. and i'm simon mccoy. the other headlines this hour: two pharmaceutical firms have said they'll invest more than £1 billion in the uk, creating nearly 2,000 jobs. welcome again to kensington palace, the scene of much excitement since the scene of much excitement since the news today that prince harry is to marry his american girlfriend meghan markle, the couple wil

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soa alleged events took place in 2015. submarine could be running low on oxygen. translation: we received information it was a singular and violent and non—nuclear event, consistent with an explosion. dozens of people had to be rescued from their homes in parts of cumbria and lancashire last night after heavy rainfall caused flooding. more than 70 people were helped to safety after the emergency services received hundreds of calls. this a number of flood warnings are still in place. our correspondent becky barr is in galgate in lancashire and has sent us this update. i'm just to the south of lancaster where the clean—up operation is well underway. we had a huge amount of rain all day yesterday and well into the night. the floodwaters came up very quickly. where we are in this village, there is a river that runs through the centre of the village and at ten o'clock last night the river finally burst its banks. many businesses and homes were flooded. people i've spoken to said they were shocked by how quickly the water rose.