tanya dendrinos reports. is the aftermath of a 6.2 magnitude earthquake which struck the indonesian island of sulawesi around 1am on friday. hours after a smaller quake was recorded. the panic palpable here. authorities trying to create some space for medical teams after a person was pulled from the wreckage. thousands left their homes, fleeing to safety when they felt the tremor, which lasted for around seven seconds. no tsunami warning was issued, but the damage from the earthquake is clear to see. multiple buildings have collapsed, including a hospital. the death toll has continued to climb and hundreds have been injured. for now, though, the focus remains on finding anyone still trapped. hoping for survivors. indonesia has a history of devastating earthquakes and tsunamis, and authorities have warned residents to remain wary. translation: the buildings were hit by two quakes - and at least 28 aftershocks. and because the epicenter is near the beach, there's a possibility of underwater landslides. so there

tanya dendrinos, bbc news.i'm @bbc mike embley. much more than all the news, international and national any on the bbc news website. big temperature contrasts in the forecast for the next few days. many of us feeling the effects of a flow of mild air from the south—west. with that, you can see a lot of cloud on our earlier satellite image, but the orange colour�*s working in, showing that milder air. however, notice the blue colours up towards the north, cold air holds on, particularly across the northern half of scotland. a cold start to wednesday here, much milder down towards the south, but across southern england into southern and western wales, it's going to be quite misty and murky, damp and drizzly for a good part of the day. from the midlands and east anglia northwards, we should see some spells of sunshine, any early rain, sleet and snow towards scotland should tend to fade. best sunshine of all i think to be found across the far north of scotland, that's also where we'll have the lowest of the tempera

tanya dendrinos, bbc news. the animals guitarist hilton valentine has died at the age of 77. music.1964. you might think that playing video games isjust a hobby, but for many people it has also become a career choice. that's particularly the case for gamers who play live for an online audience — who make money through donations and advertising. fraser fletcher has been finding out more. so, why did you start streaming? i started out doing a jewellery business where i would make, kind of, wee trinkets that were from games, and my boyfriend had mentioned to me about twitch and said, have you heard of this? like, you can stream games, you can make communities, you can meet like—minded people. i hadn't tried it before and ijust went straight ahead and streamed. as soon as i started streaming ijust kind of got hooked on it. it was, funnily enough, the pandemic. i was working part—time as, like, in retail. i basically left thatjob and from then on my main income has been from twitch. and did you expect it to become what it has? what were you expecting from it? no, like, i honestly, i thin

tanya dendrinos, bbc news.ons who have lost relatives and friends to coronavirus. later fisher that met the latest official figures have shown that the dead has passed 100,000 for the p has promised —— he has promised that lessons will be learned. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbc mike embley. hello there. big temperature contrasts in the forecast for the next few days. many of us feeling the effects of a flow of mild air from the south—west. with that, you can see a lot of cloud on our earlier satellite image, but the orange colour�*s working in, showing that milder air. however, notice the blue colours up towards the north, cold air holds on, particularly across the northern half of scotland. a cold start to wednesday here, much milder down towards the south, but across southern england into southern and western wales, it's going to be quite misty and murky, damp and drizzly for a good part of the day. for the midlands and east anglia northwards, we should see some sp

tanya dendrinos, bbc news. the animals guitarist hilton valentine has died at the age of 77.rts in1961i. the group had six other top 10 hits including don't let me be misunderstood and we gotta get out of this place. their record label said that valentine, who was born in north shields, "influenced the sound of rock music for decades". you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. for some of us it's been a glorious start of the day. the early morning sunrise and fiery skies in this weather watch picture from the cambridgeshire area, sent in by alpaca lady. and nearby abington anne spotted the skies in the same sort of area earlier this morning. although it has been a fine start of the day for some of us, it's been a cold start for nearly all of us. the —13 at braemar, tied with the lowest temperature we've seen so far this winter. 0n the satellite picture, we've got cloud that is working into western areas and that's going to be bringing in some rain and a little bit of hill snow because, again, it bumps against the cold ai

tanya dendrinos, bbc news.which it hopes will one day take astronauts to the moon. but the exercise — designed to replicate the power necessary for take off — was stopped early, and it's not yet clear why. mark lobel has more. take off. it's one of the most anticipated moments of any space mission. here, igniting all four engines together for the first time to simulate the sls rocket�*s rise into orbit for the first manned trip to the moon in decades. and here they go. gearing up to one day reach 8.8 million pounds, or to those in the know, 39.1 mega newtons of thrust, to make it the most powerful rocket ever to fly to space. and to put you out of your misery, this is what lift—off should look like. later this year it is hoped these rockets will send nasa's next generation 0rion spacecraft for an unmanned spin around the moon. the artemis missions should eventually lead to the first woman on the moon in three years or so to search lunar soil for earth—shattering scientific discoveries with economic benefits as

tanya dendrinos has more.lition government. it was made of four political parties, but 16 months on, one of them, italia viva, led by former prime minister matteo renzi, has left, leaving the current majority —— current government without a majority in parliament. translation: we are ready to help, we are ready to talkj about everything with everyone, without ideologies. we're not doing something irresponsible. we're saying if there is a political crisis, it should be faced in institutional settings. it's not clear why his party left government. prime minister conte changed his plans to spend 223 billion euros of eu financial aid after the former pm said he did not like it. translation: we will never be complicit in the greatest waste l of money we could have in republican history if we were to move forward. we have to move forward with the project. now it is up to the government to decide, and not to us, because we have only told the truth. since quitting as pm, matteo renzi's popularity has nosedived, with p

tanya dendrinos, bbc news.ied at the age of 77. the band's version of the house of the rising sun topped the charts in 1964. the group had six other top 10 hits including �*don't let me be misunderstood' and �*we gotta get out of this place'. their record label said that valentine, who was born in north shields, "influenced the sound of rock music for decades". now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. some of us, it's been a glorious start to the day. this gorgeous sunrise were sent in from cambridgeshire. and in nearby abington, these guys were spotted in the same sort of area early this morning. although it's been a fine start to the day for some of us, it's been a cold start for some of us. the —13 at braemar tied with the lowest temperature we have seen so far this winter. on the satellite picture, we have got cloud working into western areas and that's going to bring some rain and a bit of hill snow as again, it bumps against this cold air that's in place for much of the uk. for today, plenty of sun

tanya dendrinos, bbc news.. no distractions whatsoever. we were just discussing, though, if it was a scary film you might not want to be there on your own. but still, what a great way to watch films. good morning. you are with breakfast on bbc news. the coronavirus epidemic has had a huge impact all over the world. but in lebanon, where people have been dealing with economic collapse and the blast in beirut, they are facing some of their toughest times. the country has seen a record number of infections and deaths, and now they're enforcing one of the world's strictest curfews. the bbc�*s middle east correspondent martin patience reports. welcome to a city in lockdown, as beirut fights its latest battle. we joined an ambulance crew driving through empty streets, as the authorities try to curb a surge in coronavirus cases. the callout, a woman who is struggling to breathe. the big question now, which hospital to take her to? and then an extraordinary stand—off at the hospital gate. when it wasn't clear if the pa

tanya dendrinos has more.one of the country's most barren and windswept locations, and now, it's home to the isolated cinema, an experiment expanding on the theme of social distances, as part of the gothenburg film festival. after a rich a0 year history, the events normally attracts 160,000 visitors, but this cinema is strictly for one. i feel privileged to be able to do this, and to be able to watch all of these amazing movies in an isolated cinema experience. movies in an isolated cinema exnerience-_ movies in an isolated cinema experience. lisa has swapped all connection _ experience. lisa has swapped all connection to _ experience. lisa has swapped all connection to the - experience. lisa has swapped all connection to the outside l all connection to the outside world, her phone, herfriends and family, for seven days in the ocean and 60 film premiers. the chosen one for more than 12,000 applicants from around the globe. we 12,000 applicants from around the lobe. ~ . the globe. we chose lisa because _ the gl

tanya dendrinos reports. a sea of people, this is the border between guatemala and honduras.0 hondurans fleeing poverty and violence in a region battered by the pandemic and natural disaster are in this convoy, now on their way to the mexican border. translation: at first i was afraid, but when i saw the motivated, - happy and united people, my fear was gone. thank god we got through the first part in guatemala and, if god allows it, we will go further. with faith, we can achieve anything. we just have to have faith. they are seeking a more welcoming america under the incoming president. joe biden promising a kinder approach to migration. parents and children among those making the perilous journey by foot, optimistic about a land of opportunity. translation: the first thing we will do when we arrive - in the united states is to find a job. we always try to think about our families and it motivates us to reach out and try to help those who have helped us. but security forces have been deployed in honduras, guatemala and mexico, with hundreds of migrants already detained and n

many industries have struggled — but it's been particularly tough for those in the arts as tanya dendrinosempty and the players have fallen silent. the art, players have fallen silent. the art. another — players have fallen silent. the art, another victim _ players have fallen silent. the art, another victim of the coronavirus pandemic. translation: coronavirus pandemic. tuna/mom- coronavirus pandemic. translation: , ., ., translation: there is no longer an ho -e translation: there is no longer any hope for _ translation: there is no longer any hope for a — translation: there is no longer any hope for a reopening - translation: there is no longer any hope for a reopening date. i any hope for a reopening date. what happened on december 15 was very harmful. that moment when we were told we could reopen if the situation got it up. we saw department stores reopen and people rushing for black ride a sales stop we saw metros and trains crowded during the holidays but we were left on the side of the road and that took a huge emotional toll. . ., ., , ., toll. french authorities have acknowledged

tanya dendrinos reports. as sea of people, this is the border between guatemala and honduras.and honduras. you can hear the jubilation as between guatemala and honduras. you can hear thejubilation as migrants press forward on their quest towards the us. it is estimated at around 9,000 hondurans claim poverty and violence in a region battered by the pandemic and natural disaster and in this convoy, now under way to the mexican border. translation: fist mexican border. translation: �* , ., , mexican border. translation: �* , ., ., translation: at first i was afraid, but when i translation: at first i was afraid, but when i saw _ translation: at first i was afraid, but when i saw the _ translation: at first i was afraid, but when i saw the motivated, - translation: at first l was afraid, | but when i saw the motivated, happy and united people my fear was gone. thank god we got through the first part in guatemala and, if god allows it, we will go further. with faith, we can achieve anything. we 'ust have to have fl we can achieve anything. we 'ust have to have faith. i we can achiev