ellie price, bbc news, south—east london.lomites mountains in italy is believed to be that of 35—year—old samuel harris. samuel — here on the right — and aziz ziriat, who's 36, were last heard from on new year's day after sending messages home from the region. an 18—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was killed in a drive—by shooting outside a church. the victim, 44—year—old michelle sadio, was standing among mourners outside the church in north—west london after a wake. the shooting happened on the night of december 14th. two men, both aged in their 30s, were also injured. the icy weather is continuing across the uk, with temperatures set to drop tonight. forecasters predict we could see the coldest night of the winter season over the next two days, with temperatures expected to fall as low as —15c or below. danjohnson is on the edge of exeter tonight, where snow has been causing travel disruption. it is not quite that cold yet, but it feels like it. it has been such a difficult day for drive

horror on the suburban streets of south—east london. and police were called here but the teenager died at the scene. the police were called atjust before 2.30pm to reports of a stabbing on a bus. no arrests have been made at this early stage but we are working at pace to identify and arrest those involved. our thoughts at this time with the victim's family and friends. this is an horrendous crime and i can't imagine what they must be going through right now. forensic teams continue to scour the bus behind me and police have cordoned off nearby roads as they search for evidence. people living here have said they are angry and heartbroken at yet another young life lost to knife violence on the streets of their city. this 15—year—old boy, daejaun campbell, was stabbed to death in woolwich just a few months ago. a local youth worker says today's victim had known daejaun. i believe that two weeks ago, this young man was paying tribute by flowers to a young man that passed in september — not knowing today, he was going to be that person, you

an hour and a half later he had been fatally stabbed on a bus in south—east london.s early as six years old. it had been groomed by gangs from as early as six years old.— early as six years old. it feels this is the _ early as six years old. it feels this is the only _ early as six years old. it feels this is the only protection - early as six years old. it feels this is the only protection he | early as six years old. it feels i this is the only protection he can get because one day he said to me, mummy, now we are safe. we have people that can protect you. he became so secretive. everything was to be kept secret. if you say anything, i will get stabbed. knowing what you know and the route to your son was taking, do you feel surprised by what has happened now? know. ifeel hurt surprised by what has happened now? know. i feel hurt because i try to prevent it. i have tried so many times. i am sure next week there will be another one. lads, times. i am sure next week there will be another one.— times. i am sure next week there will be another one. la price, bbc news, s

held, after 14—year—old kelly in the car so i was stabbed to death tuesday afternoon on a bus in south london are saying they are working at pace to find those responsible. cillian's mother said her son had been groomed by gangs after running away. she told the bbc how she had to stop cillian associating with these gangs. i feel hurt as i try to present it. —— prevent it. i have tried so many, so many times. it. —— prevent it. i have tried so many,

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old bailey as we have a verdict in the trial of teenager accused of murdering a schoolgirl in south london. let's go live to my colleague, martin crocs all. we are at the old bailey. _ colleague, martin crocs all. we are at the old bailey. there _ colleague, martin crocs all. we are at the old bailey. there has - colleague, martin crocs all. we are at the old bailey. there has been l colleague, martin crocs all. we are i at the old bailey. there has been a guilty charge from the murder in september 2023. the 17—year—old at the time of the stabbing, he is now 18 and he attacked her at a bus stop in croydon and pleaded not guilty to murder and pleaded pleaded guilty to manslaughter and the jury did not accept that defence. he will now face a mandatory life sentence for murder and illegally possessing a knife. at the time of her death, elianne was described as very popular and much loved and at the time you might recall a vigil was held and then her funeral, time you might recall a vigil was held and then herfuneral, to time you might recall a vigil was held and then her funeral, to which hun

stabbed a 15—year—old outside a shopping centre in croydon as she was on her way to school in south london promising student who wanted to be a lawyer. the jury rejected hassan sentamu's defence that his autism meant he didn't know what he was doing when he attacked her in september 2023. elianne was friends with semtamu's ex—girlfriend and ran off with some of his possessions, as he'd refused to return a teddy bear to his ex. the 18—year—old will be sentenced at a later date. the verdict today is a first step towards justice for elianne, but also a message that violence and knife crime, especially towards young women, will not go unanswered. the suspended labour mp mike amesbury has pleaded guilty at chester magistrates court to assaulting a constituent last october. a video emerged showing him punching a man to the ground in the early hours of the morning in his cheshire constituency. amesbury and his 45—year—old victim had both been drinking and got into an argument. amesbury apologised outside court. he'll be sentenced at a later date. improving weather conditions and slower winds acro

teenager who repeatedly stabbed a 15—year—old schoolgirl, elianne andam, outside a shopping centre in south londonianne during a row over a teddy bear in september 2023. adina campbell is outside the old bailey for us. after almost 12 hours deliberating, the jury of nine after almost 12 hours deliberating, thejury of nine men after almost 12 hours deliberating, the jury of nine men and three women reached a guilty murder verdict here at the old bailey. hassan sentamu worked and were seen wiping away his tears in the dock. they were screaming and shouting from the public gallery and he was called at murderer. as for elianne andam's family there were huge sighs of relief and they were hugging each other as they left the courtroom, 16 months on since the schoolgirl was brutally murdered broad daylight. elianne andam — an aspiring lawyer, described by her family as beautiful, outspoken and respectful. the 15—year—old was a close friend of hassan sentamu's ex—girlfriend. in her last snapchat video, she talks about the couple's recent split and how he failed to return herfriend's belongings, including a

been held after 14—year—old kelyan bokassa was stabbed to death, tuesday afternoon, on a bus in south east londont, but detectives are saying they are working at pace to find those responsible. keylan�*s mother, mary bokassa, said her son had been groomed by gangs after running away. by gangs after running away from care and living on the street. she told the bbc how she had tried to stop kelyan associating with these gangs. ifeel hurt, as i tried to prevent it. i have tried so many, so many times. i screamed it, i said, "my son is going to be killed". more than 1,000 structures have been destroyed and tens of thousands of people have fled their homes in the los angeles wildfires. firefighters have been battling the four wildfires around the city, but la official catherine barger is urging residents to heed the advice of first responders. to further encourage people to stay home and leave the roads open, the city has closed some of its main attractions, like the la zoo, and the hollywood sign. time now for ten seconds of baby pandas. this week is turning out to have a bit of a theme, with some pa

that sentence was passed, on new year's day, a fan sharif was attacked in belmarsh prison in south—east londonf. it is thought that two inmates were probably involved, and that the alleged weapon was part of a can of tuna. there had been reports that the injuries he sustained and included a cut to the throat. i don't understand that that is accurate. it seems that the injuries are cuts to the face. he wasn't taken out of prison, to a&e for example, he was treated in hospital. it sounds like a significant attack, but the injuries perhaps were not massively significant. it is an indication of quite how serious the situation is in prison is at the moment, because assaults have become commonplace. 30,000 assaults in prison in england and wales in the year tojune last year, an increase of 2a% on the previous 12 months. of those assaults, two thirds are prisoner on prisoner. the others are obviously prisoners on staff. 20,000 assaults prisoner on prisoner, and that was up by 21%, so this is starting to become something which is growing at a very fast rate. there's been a change at the top of tech gi

a teenager is found guilty of murdering 15—year—old elianne andam in south—east london in september 2023 100—year agreement, aimed at strengthening defence ties between the two countries and blue origin's new glenn rocket — funded by amazon boss jeff bezos — has successfully launched from cape canaveral and reached orbit for the first time. hello, i'm annita mcveigh and this is verified live a vote by the israeli cabinet on the gaza ceasefire deal has reportedly been delayed until tomorrow, as its negotiating team in qatar continues to discuss the final details. the israeli government has accused hamas of backtracking on parts of the agreement. a far right coalition partner in israel has told the bbc it will only stay in government if israel ensures it can resume fighting as soon as the first phase of the ceasefire ends.

a teenager is found guilty of murdering 15—year—old elianne andam in south—east london in september 2023ain and ukraine's leaders sign a 100—year agreement — aimed at strengthening defence ties between the two countries. and blue origin's new glenn rocket — funded by amazon boss jeff bezos — has successfully launched from cape canaveral and reached orbit for the first time. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. you're watching verified live on bbc news. a meeting of the israeli cabinet expected to give final approval for the gaza ceasefire deal has been delayed with israel accusing hamas of backtracking on parts of the agreement. there are reports hamas is trying to get one or two symbolic prisoners to be included on the list of palestinian prisoners to be freed. on the israeli side, a far right party in the governing coalition has demanded that israel ensures it can resume fighting as soon as the first phase of the ceasefire ends. some mps are threatening to pull out of the government. but first let's cross now to my colleague mark lowen in tel aviv. any update on when the israeli cabinet meeting

london are continuing to search i london are continuing to search for the killer of a 14—year—old boy who was stabbed on a bus on tuesday. the attack happened in woolwich in southld be seen scouring the double—decker bus searching for evidence, is once again at this part of london mourns the death of a teenager. the attack happened in broad daylight, a 14—year—old boy stabbed on a bus in woolwich. local residents took these pictures as police and paramedics tried in vain to save his life.— paramedics tried in vain to save his life. our thoughts at this time _ save his life. our thoughts at this time l — save his life. our thoughts at this time i would _ save his life. our thoughts at this time i would be - save his life. our thoughts at this time i would be victim'sl this time i would be victim's family and friends. this is a horrendous crime, i cannot imagine what they must be going through right now. no arrests have been made at this early stage, but we are working at pace to identify those involved. road closures will remain in place while we continue to carry out inquiries.— continue to carry out inuuiries. , , , inquiries. this is the second cominu inquiri

investigating the murder of 14—year—old killian bokassa, who was stabbed to death on a bus in south—east londont to speak to. our correspondent graham satchell is with me, and they've released names and photos of the boys they want to speak to? ability as a minister is not going to last long. chris mason, thank you. yes, that is right. this attack was absolutely horrifying and shocking, partly because kelyan bokassa was just ilt years old, so young, but also because it happened in broad daylight in the middle of the afternoon, very much in public on a double decker bus, since the attack police have been trawling through hours and hours of cctv footage, talking to witness, and as you say they have released images of two teenagers, they are 16—year—old mosawar zazi and 15—year—old colin chabikwa. there are two more images of the same boys, and they appear to come from the cctv cameras onboard a bus, we are not sure whether this is the 472 bus the, the bus that kelyan bokassa was attacked on. people p police say don't approach the boys but to contact crimestoppers immediately.— but to contact crim

as you can see it's the south west london club that's set the trend for these long deals.e 2033. nicolas jackson's contract expires at the same time. enzo fernadez is signed up untiljune 2032. so how do they benefit the club? football finance expert kieren maguire explains. when a footballer signs a contract, the cost of signing the player is spread over the life of the contract so when erling haaland initially signed, i think you take both the transfer fee and signed, i think you take both the transferfee and agency signed, i think you take both the transfer fee and agency fees he came to gather around £60 million. that works out as a £12 million a year cost to manchester city so 60 divided by five. what we are not going to is we are going to take his book value of halfway through the contract of £30 million and spread that over nine and a half years. so from an accountants point of view, it is actually quite a smart deal from manchester city's perspective because they reduce his transfer cost in the accounts and that will allow them to absorb the substantial increase in

a ill—year old boy has died after being stabbed on a double—decker bus in south east london.dics were called to the bus in woolwich just before two?thirty this afternoon. the metropolitan police have been giving an update. here's chief superintendent louise sargent — and a warning that this contains flashing images. 0ur our thoughts are with the victims families and friends, it's a horrendous time i can imagine what they would be going through at this time right now. no arrests were made of the early stage but we are working at pace to identify and arrest those involved. 0ur correspondent charlotte gallagher more gave details on the incident from woolwich. it was one of his first days back after the christmas break, and he's been stabbed to death, possibly on the bus on the way home. police were called to this area around 2:30, and the bus where this boy lost his life is just a few hundred metres from here. and as you can imagine, there's a huge forensic operation going along. lots of people stopping and asking, what on earth has happened here? people in woolwich really upset

she's singing the lead in the dns to accommodate, in east sussex about a 100 kilometers south of london. she's a rising, so a few of her world. but it's been a struggle for her to get this file. the assumption is from many people, is that we don't have any connection to the music. but what's fundamental about music is that a universal language? the same way that mathematics is the universal language? the sheets for hosting at the gland bloom festival. it will be called the schultz. is the parents on this stage? differential pro. do you know the comedy by fantasies no deals with the events of the french revolution in 1794. it tells the title of courageous women who refused to renounce their faith, even when faced with execution. gold, a spencer brakes and the opera house as god, and she's dedicated to her career the work tonight. something's li, perform menu, press hose, for example, a several 100 years old, and really wouldn't buy man he's on many left centuries before i was born. so the question then becomes, who really shouldn't be performing music of people. the none of us are actual

damaging it will be to the environment and to the noise impact on people living all across west and south west londonr growth in china and davos to politicians and business leaders. on wednesday, we'll hear more about those plans. including reforms to the planning and infrastructure bill to axe red tape that slows down approvals for major building projects. building homes near transport hubs to enable better connections for workers to towns and cities. and a regeneration project in old trafford, greater manchester, to develop housing, commercial and public spaces. but a decision on heathrow is expected on wednesday. there are no live and current planning processes for it, unlike other airport expansion schemes, and they will take a long time to achieve. that, alongside conflicts with environmental and climate targets. simon browning, bbc news. a teenager whose car was struck by a falling tree during the storm has died of his injuries. the 19—year—old was driving in mauch—lan, in east ayrshire, the 19—year—old was driving in mauchline, in east ayrshire, at about 6:16 on friday morning when the acciden

damaging it will be to the environment and the noise impact on everyone living all across west and south—west london the need for tax increases but the rate of growth has been glacial so some members of rachel reeves�*s own party are now worried big and unpopular spending cuts could be on the horizon. and some labour mps are concerned that the government's green agenda will be downgraded in the pursuit of elusive growth, but the chancellor insists there should be no conflict between boosting the economy and protecting the environment. the conservative leader says labour doesn't have a credible plan for the economy. your hearing announcements, not plans. when you say what people want to hear without saying how you will deliver it, then you run into trouble after you win. the chancellor hopes that if the economy grows then so also will labour support but she may face opposition to her plans before voters reap any of the benefits. stay with us here on bbc news. another stormers week start the new working week and named by the spanish met service because of the effects will have on the iberian peninsula

a teenager has been found guilty of murdering a 15—year—old girl in croydon in south—east london in aacked elianne andam outside a shopping centre in september 2023. our uk correspondent adina campbell reports. elianne andam, an aspiring lawyer described by her family as beautiful, outspoken and respectful. she was always reading, you know, she's a very, very academically. always reading. and justice was really important for her. yeah. she wanted to become a lawyer. human rights lawyer. at the age of 15, she was murdered by this man. i'm looking for someone who just stabbed someone. hassan sentamu, seen in this police body cam footage as he's arrested less than 90 minutes after repeatedly stabbing the teenager with a kitchen knife in broad daylight. i didn't don't do nothing, bro. officers say sentamu, who was 17 when he murdered the schoolgirl, had blood on his hands and trainers. urgent assistant king henry's drive near the park. hassan sentamu, seen in this police body cam footage as he's arrested less than 90 minutes after repeatedly stabbing the teenager with a kitchen knife in b

a woman whose four sons died in a fire at their home in south west london while she was out shoppingose left her two sets of twins home alone in december 2021. helena wilkinson reports. four young brothers, described by family today as brilliant and beautiful. three—year—olds logan and layton, and bryson and kyson, who were four. they died together in a fire at their home after being left alone by their mother. today, deveca rose was sentenced to ten years in prison for manslaughter. there are no other words to describe this case as anything other than a deeply tragic one. the lives of four young children, gone in just a few moments through an intense fire. deveca rose left her sons at home to go shopping at sainsbury�*s, but within 20 minutes an intense fire ripped through the house. it was started by either a discarded cigarette or a tea light. firefighters found the four boys under a bed, unconscious, but they couldn't be revived. bryson, kyson, layton and logan were beautiful, loving children who did not deserve this. the impact they made on us in their short lives cannot be meas

south. live from london. this is bbc news.osecuting sexual abuse gangs, after online attacks by elon musk on him and his government. those that are spreading lies and misinformation as far and as wide as possible, they are not interested in victims. they are interested in themselves. a winter storm caused by a polar vortex sweeps across much of the us, with a state of emergency declared in several states. weather warnings, too, here in the uk. flooding hits road and rail travel. and a major airport reopens after snow closed runways. hamas shows the bbc a list of hostages it says it's willing to release in the first stage of a ceasefire deal. it's not clear how many are still alive. and at the golden globes, the brutalist, baby reindeer, and emilia perez are among the winners. the uk prime minister sir keir starmer has criticised what he calls "lies and misinformation" after attacks on his government and his record as a public prosecutor by elon musk, the close ally of president—elect donald trump and the richest man in the wor

three people have been arrested in connection with the murder of a 14—year—old boy on a bus in south east londonoys, aged fifteen and sixteen, are being questioned on suspicion of murder. a 44—year—old woman is also being held on suspicion of assisting an offender. irish pop singer linda nolan has died. she was 65 and had endured a long battle with cancer. as a member of the girl group, the nolans, she and her sisters rose to fame with hits such as i'm in the mood for dancing. her agent said she died in hospital, "with her loving siblings by her bedside." we're going back to our main story in a moment — the ceasefire in gaza that begins on sunday. it's no coincidence that that will be the day before the inauguration of donald trump. you can watch him being sworn in on monday here on the bbc. donald trump returns to the white house. what will the next chapter bring? join us live on the bbc, as he's inaugurated for a second term. make america great again! watch on bbc news and iplayerfrom midday, and from 3:30pm on bbc one. tonight, sir keir starmer welcomed the ceasefire deal as "long—overdue new

how damaging it would be to the environment and the noise impact it for people living across south west london of growth has been glacial so some members of rachel reeves party are now worried that they and unpopular spending cuts could be on the horizon and some labour mps are concerned that the government's green agenda would be downgraded in the pursuit of allusive growth. the chancellor insists there should be no conflict between boosting the economy and protecting the environment. the conservative leader says labour does not have a can —— credible plan for the policy. have a can -- credible plan for the policy-— the policy. you are hearing announcements _ the policy. you are hearing announcements not - the policy. you are hearing announcements not plansl the policy. you are hearing - announcements not plans when you hear— announcements not plans when you hear what_ announcements not plans when you hear what people _ announcements not plans when you hear what people you - announcements not plans when you hear what people you run. you hear what people you run into— the chancellor with hopes

left her two sets of twins alone when a fire ripped through their terraced house in sutton, south—west london hoath, three, were unable to escape the locked house and died under a bed. rose was found guilty of four counts of manslaughter following a trial at the old bailey last autumn. sentencing rose, judge mark lucraft said that none of the shopping she had gone out to buy on the day of the fire was "essential or vital" your children were particularly vulnerable due to their age, and it is clear that the last moments of their young lives would have been with some acute physical suffering. as the fire took hold and they sought to get away from it, it is also the case that others were put at risk of harm, including those neighbours and firefighters who attended. i cannot ignore your actions after the event in providing the account that there was a baby—sitter looking after the children. not only did that result in another entry into the building with further risk to the firefighters, but it also led to extensive police inquiry as to their whereabouts. our correspondent, helena wilkinson has b

this very long conflict-— detectives investigating the fatal stabbing of a 14—year—old boy in south—east londonssa was killed on a double—decker bus in woolwich in the middle of the afternoon. although no arrests have been made, police are seeking 16—year—old mosawar zazi, here on the left, and 15—year—old colin chabikwa, on the right. the government has banned the import of cattle, pigs and sheep from germany, after a case of foot—and—mouth disease was detected near berlin. there are no cases in the uk, but ministers say the restrictions will protect farmers and their livelihoods. jess parker reports from north—east germany. it was 2001, burning piles of animal carcasses shocked britain, as the country experienced catastrophic outbreak of foot—and—mouth disease and millions of animals were culled, shattering british farmers. i just can't explain, it has been absolutely devastating. now germany is fighting a, so far, localised outbreak on the outskirts of berlin. dozens of animals have been slaughtered after cases were detected in a herd of water buffalo. more than 30,000 litres of milk, the am

linda de sousa abreu was on duty as a prison officer in wandsworth prison in south west london lastjuneng a cell and having sex with a prisoner. that encounter was recorded by another inmate and it was quickly shared and went viral on social media. as a result of that, linda de sousa abreu was identified by senior staff at wandsworth prison. the police then arrested her at heathrow airport, before she was planning to board a flight to madrid with her father. now linda de sousa abreu previously pleaded guilty to misconduct in a public office and at that earlier hearing, the prosecution described the offence as a shocking breach of the public�*s trust and sentencing. linda de sousa abreu today to 15 months in prison. thejudge, martin edmunds kc, said that a brew compromised said that abreu compromised her role as a prison officer. he said she undermined discipline in the prison and put officers, especially female officers, at risk. he said, "the consequence of your behaviour becoming known within the prison has been that female officers at wandsworth have been subject to abuse and harassm

that sentence was passed on new year's day, urfan sharif was attacked in belmarsh prison in south—east londonheld. my understanding is that it is thought true inmates were probably involved and that the alleged weapon was part of a can of tuna. there had been reports that the injuries he sustained included a cup to the throat. i don't understand if this it —— if that is accurate. he wasn't taken outside of prison, he was treated in hospital. it sounds like a significant attack, but the perhaps not massively significance. it is an indication of quite how serious the situation is in presence at the situation is in presence at the moment. assaults have become almost commonplace. there were 30,000 assaults in england and wales in the year tojune last england and wales in the year to june last year. that was an increase of 2a% on the previous 12 months. two thirds of those prisoner on prisoner. 20,000 assaults of prisoner on prisoner in the year tojune 202a. that was up by 21%. this is starting to become something thatis is starting to become something that is growing at a very fast rate. i5 that

the 28—year old's family have roots in beckenham in south east london. speaking to some of her family. here in north london there has been somejoy amongst the family and supporters of emily damari that she has been released, tempered by the fact that there are still hostages being held for been gathering to celebrate her release and also to call for the release of other hostages. i'm joined by a cousin of emily damari, tony moss. tony, just give me your reaction to the release of emily this afternoon, this evening. we're just overjoyed. a loss for words. can't quite believe it. didn't think it was going to happen. we just can't quite believe it but also sad. this isjust the beginning, we need to get the other hostages out. we're happy today for emily and mandy and the family and the other hostages been released. this isjust the beginning. we've got to get all of them out. what does it mean to you after this long ordeal that emily is now home? oh, just a huge relief, huge relief. it's been anxiety for a71 days, a huge anxiety that we carry around with us.

the attack happened at about 2:30 in the afternoon in woolwich, in south—east london.fter paramedics and an air ambulance arrived. 0ur reporter graham satchell has more. late into the evening, police forensic teams could be seen scouring the double—decker buses searching for evidence as once again this part of london mourns the death of a teenager. the attack happened in broad daylight, a 14—year—old boy stabbed on the 742 but in woolwich. local residents took these pictures as police and paramedics tried in vain to save his life.— paramedics tried in vain to save his life. ., , ., save his life. our thoughts are with the victim's _ save his life. our thoughts are with the victim's family - save his life. our thoughts are with the victim's family and i with the victim's family and friends. it is a horrendous crime and i cannot imagine what they are going through right now. no arrests have been made at this early stage that we are working apace to make an arrest of those involved. these road closures will remain in place while we continue to carry out enquiries. while w

in the rain in south—east london, brentford were facing a crystal palace side that had lost only one 11 premier league games. it is an upturn in form that relieved any relegation fears but in this match they found it hard to make a breakthrough with a deflected free kick striking the post. that, before a second half break through for brentford, given a penalty after a defender brought down nathan collins. the post was struck. a chance missed, or so brentford thoughtful what about we take was ordered after an illegal encroachment into the area. keep your eyes on the foreground for the retake. brentford curiously, mysteriously celebrating before the goal. the only other way when the season was at southampton earlier this month. the same scorer there and here. brentford took a 2—0 lead. palace quickly pulled a goal back with one player making his debut after transferring from millwall. brentford saw out a welcome win in the derby. i think we edged it. in the end, it was... i thought we defended very well. we didn't give a lot away, against a very tricky and good front three. so, you kno

coming in from the atlantic last that we're looking at to gras guys coming 3 farther south to cling onto the sunshine for london a little longer at 9 celsius here. quite a scotch into central, possibly little band of sleep and snow in the cold f, a central areas of your patrols thing for the southwest quad to to the se. every guy with a shout was gathering, which was that western side of the met some showers that just pushing their way into at east the side of spain. much of spain and portugal. that's it, fine. and right, let me see a shot was to just cutting the final of africa and all of them are okay pushing across st algae area. as soon as you move on to what to what are the possible for southern marysville valgy area all the way down to sierra yeah. the from the impact of the us selections. the escalating conflict in the middle east and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the, the the oriental watching ours is there a has remind you of, i'll top stories this hour. is there any strikes in the janine refuge account of kills at least 6 people and that has b

damaging it will be to the environment and the noise impact on everyone living all across west and south—west londonorried big and unpopular spending cuts could be on the horizon and some labour mps are concerned that the government's green agenda will be downgraded in the pursuit of elusive growth but the chancellor insists there should be no conflict between boosting the economy and protecting the environment. the conservative leader says labour doesn't have a credible plan for the economy. your hearing announcements, not plans. when you hear what people want to hear without saying how you will deliver it then you run into trouble. the chancellor hopes that if the economy grows then so also will labour support but she may face opposition to her plans before voters reap any of the benefits. the uk chancellor has been speaking about the role of social media companies following the conviction of the southport murderer axel rudakubana. rachel reeves said social media sites have a moral duty to take down harmful and illegal violent content. she was commenting on a letter the home secretary, yvette coop

south. live from london. this is bbc news.several areas. weather warnings, too, in the uk. flooding hits road and rail travel. and a major airport reopens after snow shut the runways. hamas shows the bbc a list of hostages it says it's willing to release in the first stage of a ceasefire deal. it's not clear how many are still alive. and the brutalist, baby reindeer, shogun and emilia perez top the golden globes' winners list. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. sir keir starmer has launched a strong attack on those whose who have criticised his record on tackling historical sex gang cases when nhe was the uk's top prosecutor. a slew of online posts by elon musk, the tech billionaire, and a close ally of us president—elect donald trump called sir keir "complicit in the rape of britain". and mr musk also voiced support for the jailed far right political activist, tommy robinson. the prime minister didn't name elon musk directly — but he slammed those who he has said, use the sex abuse case to generate publicity. because those that ar

live from london, this is bbc news. southimpeached president yoon, describing it practically impossible due to a sustained stand—off. these are live pictures from seoul, where that stand—off outside the presidential palace and supporters of yoon suk yeol are gathered. new orleans reopens the street where1li people were killed in an attack on new year's day, as president biden pledges to relentlessly pursue terrorist organisations wherever they are. health warnings for vulnerable and elderly people well below as temperatures across the uk are set to drop well below freezing. hello. i'm tadhg enright. we start with breaking news from south korea, where a team of police officers and investigators trying to arrest the impeached president yoon suk yeol have just called off the operation. in a statement, they said the arrest is practically impossible to carry out due to the sustained stand—off. these are live pictures from the scene. the team had earlier entered the presidential compound in seoul,

live from london, this is bbc news. southtempt to impose martial law — he faces charges of insurrection and the abuse of power. angry protesters have gathered outside the corruption investigation office where he has been questioned. this is a remarkable moment for south korean politics. for the first time in its history a sitting president has been arrested. negotiations for a ceasefire deal in gaza continue — all sides indicate an agreement is closer than ever. fears over rising wind speeds in los angeles — which threaten to stoke multiple wildfires the latest uk inflation rate is published later, as the government faces criticism for its handling of the economy. hello, i'm tadhg enright. you are welcome to bbc news. south korea's impeached president yoon suk yeol has been arrested over his failed attempt to impose

and we're looking south from jack london square there. and what really was a perfect winter day.e popped a number of 70s nearly hit 80 degrees up in santa rosa. let's go to mark tamayo now and get a look at our forecast on what was just a great day here. >> yeah, lots of sunshine here in the bay area, frank. and a little bit of a drop off in those numbers as we do head into your friday. so some cooling in our short term forecast. and of course, we continue to keep an eye on the conditions in southern california where they continue to have a red flag fire warning in place until 6:00 tomorrow. so until 6 p.m. friday. but i will say fire danger is elevated into the weekend and into next week, and i would not be surprised to see more red flag warnings down the road. high wind warning begins for the mountains 6:00 today until 2 p.m. friday, and a wind advisory is in place until 2 p.m. on friday. so here's that dry weather stretch over a good portion of the west coast here, at least for northern northern california. last rainfall was three third. we are up to six days and this will be

south atlantic. andrew, my has, it says the block of ice is moving twice the size of london and is drifting from and thoughts go towards south georgia. the island is an important breeding ground for penguins in sales, and he says, ocean current suggests the iceberg will reach the chalet, continental shelf around the island. in less than a month. the head here and out is there. we don't support coming up kind, livable maintain that lead at the top of the champions league details telluride on the the the okay. let's get on some sports is for nick. thank you so much. a jurassic night of champions like action is drawn to a close with all 18 matches, a prize approaching full time. and manchester city are doing things a hard way to avoid elimination. pet for deal aside has to be cub bruce to progress and play are found. it was done just before half time is the belt is made at one know the 2023 champions. real quick to respond after the break. ok. a cobra chips equalizing the for an own goal, made it to one, shot me then adding a 3rd laid on as it stands there on, tried to make it for a pair of things. your

london. let's go to south africa where the second half of last year saw the country's bonds the best performersmong 18 other emerging markets, generating a total return of 14%. but coming to power of a ruling coalition, the first item 30 years between the anc and the democratic alliance, boosted investment in south africa's currency, equities and bonds. we get more with editor-in-chief m.r.i. does -- emeritus who joined us now from new york. good morning, matt. no one saw the ram strength in 2024 coming, but nor was the rewriting of south african political history a given. since the strong dollar knocked it, will it last in 2025? >> the real test is the federal reserve, as you know, has kept a very restrictive credit stance. as you mentioned earlier, just about every currency that is a major in the world. whether it is the yen or especially the euro has depreciated significantly against the dollar. particularly with the fed's credit policy. the fact that the rand of all currencies which essentially has been one of the worst depreciating assets of the 21st century is, if you will, keeping his ha

south. big contrast in temperature, 13 in london, just a degree above freezing though for aberdeen, where weacross eastern scotland, parts of southern scotland and northern england as well. further south, it'll mainly be falling as rain, could be a bit of snow over the mountains of wales, for instance. really mild overnight though, again for south east england and east anglia. contrast that to the rest of the country though, where we're going to get down below freezing in the more rural spots. do expect some hazardous, slippery, icy wintry weather first thing tomorrow. now, low pressure tomorrow eases away towards the east and that will leave us with some slightly less persistent and heavy snowfall, but still some snow to come for again parts of the pennines, southern uplands, highlands as well. some wintry showers so could be some rain, sleet and hill snow for northern ireland, north wales, northwest england, down towards the midlands as well. bit of sunshine around elsewhere but we're all in that colder air tomorrow, so temperatures in the afternoon between about two to 6 degrees on monday

from the atlantic last i really can get to glasgow eyes coming through farther south to cling onto the sunshine for london a little longer at 9 celsius here. quite a scotch into central, possibly little band of sleet and snow in the cold f, a central areas of your patrols thing for the south west quad. so to the southeast, that'd be guy with a shout was gathering, which was that western side of the met some showers that just pushing their way into at eastern side of spain. much of spain and portugal. that's it, fine. and right, let me finish. i was to just cutting the final all of africa and all of them them are okay. pushing across into algeria as soon as you move on to what to where the possible for southern areas of algae area all the way down to sierra. yeah. are the, is there any sign of the lead to the millions of palestinians in gaza for now stuck between an outgoing fighting administration and an incoming trumpet industries. now that americans have decided to put form back in the white house. what kind of country in the world expect the quizzical look of us politics. the bottom line on prompted an

south of england. problems between london and st pancras and st albans because of flooding in mill hill. run at a reduced rate. there are issues in a large part of the country, you can get the latest on the bbc news website and app and you can get a forecast on the bbc weather website. forthe a forecast on the bbc weather website. for the moment back to new in the dry studio in london. i new in the dry studio in london-— new in the dry studio in london. . ., ., ., london. i am not moving. i am not swapping _ london. i am not moving. i am not swapping. thank _ london. i am not moving. i am not swapping. thank you - london. i am not moving. i am not swapping. thank you very l not swapping. thank you very much. the us is bracing for a huge winter storm that could see the heaviest snowfall and coldest temperatures in decades. five states have declared a state of emergency but at least 25 more are under weather alerts as the storm is expected to begin in the centre of the country before spreading eastwards. even places that do not typically see cold weather such as florida and mississippi are