teams were deployed helping those who do not have the luxury of any shelter in homeless centres in southwarko norfolk, our emergency response teams are on standby to work alongside local authorities, emergency services and other voluntary community sector organisations to help people support them and respond where we're needed. let's ta ke let's take it to the south korean capital of seoul. we are seeing thousands of people out on the streets. these are protesters who are opposed to the preached president. there are supporters of him gathered there. these other protesters who say that his arrest take place as soon as possible after his impeachment. this is bbc news. hello. the wintry weather through this weekend could well cause some significant disruption. the met office have issued amber warnings across parts of england and wales for snow and for ice too. we could see problems on the roads, the rail network, perhaps the airports, potential for power cuts as well. so do be prepared for some disruptive weather, particularly tonight into tomorrow. we've got a couple of amber warnings — the fi

teams were deployed helping those who do not have the luxury of any shelter in homeless centres in southwarken to norfolk, our emergency response teams are on standby to work alongside local authorities, emergency services and other voluntary community sector organisations to help people support them and respond where we're needed. and just a final piece of advice... if people are at home, the temptation when you're cold is to sort of huddle down. but actually moving might be counterintuitive but sensible. if able to do so, please keep moving and keep yourself warm, fit, and active as much as possible. that's not an option for everyone. so again, if if you need more advice, look on our website to see what the advice is. but really keep as active as possible. keep keep your body moving and try and keep. think about all the different things that you can keep warm this weekend while we brace ourselves for the impact of this weather. the bbc news website has a live page “p the bbc news website has a live page up and running and will tell you all about what is forecast in different parts of the c

council, but i'll say southwark council, but i'll say southwark council that this is, this is her greata is to have a runway. that's also, you know, why heathrow. why heathrow? i don't even want to say why heathrow. because it could be. it could be perceived that. >> because it's the only international hub that we have international hub that we have in this country. but what do you think about ed miliband saying, i'm going to resign if it happens and then suddenly he's not there. >> he says. >> he says. >> he's not going to resign. >> he's not going to resign. >> well, he did say he was going to resign back in the day and now he's changed his mind. >> oh. >> oh. >> i see. »- >> i see. >> in the he wasn't there today. >> in the he wasn't there today. >> yes. >> yes. >> because it's a parliamentary system which is he. ed has no he's got no place unless he's got a place with a team. that's the way that's the way it is in this country. it's like team football. >> you know, if i had just tuned in and i didn't know you, i would think that guy sounds quite intelligent. >> yeah, because that's

. >> on behalf of everyone in southwark and i hope the whole house, can i offer the prime minister condolences on the loss of his brother over christmas and we see everyone a happy new yeah and we see everyone a happy new year. last july, the public overwhelmingly backed labour's manifesto commitment to halving violence against women and girls. can the prime minister set out how today's vote on the children's wellbeing bill is a crucial step to delivering that promise to protecting children, and without the delay of an unnecessary, further lengthy inquiry? >> the prime minister can i thank him for his remarks about my brother and the other colleagues who have sent me remarks? mr speaker, he raises a very important issue. violence against women and girls. abuse. child sexual exploitation are sickening, and many victims have been let down for a very long time by warped ideas about community relations and the protection of institutions. mr speaken protection of institutions. mr speaker, he raises the question of inquiries. there have been a number of inquiries, both national and local, including