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todayis today is the of brexit.n bbc verify, we been looking at the impact have been looking at the impact on the uk. the calories of polar bears? black boxes recovered at the scene of a passenger plane and helicopter crash in washington are just one probe how the accident occured. it's to present an initial report in 30 days. our analysis editor ros atkins has been looking the american airlines flight and the black hawk military the first question is whether either was off course. to the helicopter, referring to it as pat25 this is the audio. in other words, the helicopter was being told to watch out. in another recording, we hear what appears to be the helicopter�*s pilot. is being referred to because — as we can see from the footage — there was another plane nearby. passenger aircraft in the us use what's called a collision avoidance system. at low altitude. we definitely would. runways in the us. it's just five miles from the white house. there�*s a huge amountof- .,... in a relatively small area. that question

today. what do you then will happen and will fundamentally this deal finally go through between the eu and mercosur because the agreement todayis we expect is an increase in trade within a two parts. but to come back _ trade within a two parts. but to come back to _ trade within a two parts. pm to come back to the meeting with the farmers union and the prime minister today, in fact the opposition to the mercosur agreement for french farmers is more a unifying symbol for farmers it is not really that problem, the opposition to this agreement is more of now to have a bargaining power with the government. to negotiate something else the government. to negotiate someth

so at the israeli government has been saying todayis government has been saying today is that yes, they this to go ahead today but actually hamas had not been keeping the side of the bargain and as a consequence of that, the israeli government are saying they are going to stop of thousands of cousins in the southin of thousands of cousins in the south in the south of gaza are moving to the north —— thousands of gazans, stopping them from going home. so we are in a state of limbo at the moment and quite confusing because the israeli government has said they will give permission for gazans to move until there is a plan for this release of the civilian. at this moment, a thing it will happen next weekend but we don't whether further netanyahu don't whether further neta nyahu thatis don't whether further netanyahu that is enough for him. so we are in this holding phase at the moment on that. so still uncertainty _ the moment on that. so still uncertainty around - the moment on that. so still uncertainty around that. - the moment on that. so still uncertainty around that. if. the moment on t

todayis consumer. the price environment today is profoundly different.mentally different price environment and that is the reason for why now. because president biden was not going to impose sanctions on russia�*s oil sector if it meant an undue burden on american families. he does not believe his action places such an undue burden on them, and as you project out on 2025, on supply and demand that the oil market is very well supplied, that oil prices will stabilise in a place that does not impose undue burdens on americans consumers. when the one hand we can hit putin�*s pocketbook, on the other hand not taking too big a whack out of the american people�*s pocketbook. that was not an opportunity a year ago, and it is now an opportunity available to us. that is what he made this decision. the other point i would make is that the new team is setting up for negotiation. and in a negotiation, you need leverage. part of that leverage has to come from the kind of economic pressure that makes putin say he�*s going to continue to pay significant price economical

todayis the loose material is secured. today is the time to be a community.nd this afternoon is the time to check on isolated and vulnerable family, friends, and neighbours.- family, friends, and neighbours. family, friends, and nei . hbours. ,., family, friends, and neiuhbours. ., neighbours. next in the path of e0 n neighbours. next in the path of eowyn will— neighbours. next in the path of eowyn will be — neighbours. next in the path of eowyn will be northern - neighbours. next in the path ofi eowyn will be northern ireland. where alerts have already sounded on people's phones. all schools will be closed. the first time this has happened since 2017.— since 2017. it's always difficult. _ since 2017. it's always difficult, | _ since 2017. it's always difficult, i suppose, i since 2017. it's always | difficult, i suppose, to since 2017. it's always - difficult, i suppose, to make a decision to close a school. i can understand the department and the education authority making the decision. albeit, quite late on. i suppose the health and welfare, the safety of

what's happened here in the hague todayis happened here in the hague today is indeed a landmark rulingimilar actions to protect the environment. this is predominantly an issue for the netherlands because of the intensive farming and transport and in the political context also, the dutchjournalists are also, the dutchjournalists are also talking about the impact for the cabinet, including the farmer citizen movement. because they had promised to protect farming. we will be expecting discussion in the dutch cabinet. to expecting discussion in the dutch cabinet.— expecting discussion in the dutch cabinet. there there's a national day of mourning after a fire at a ski resort killed at least 76 people. flags are flying at half mast and president erdogan is due to visit the scene of the disaster where fire ripped through a 12—storey hotel. nine people have been detained by the authorities, including the hotel's owner. as ellie price reports. it took 12 hours to put out the fire. the dead include a ten—year—old girl and her mother, a family of four, and a young chef who worked there. the fire

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and that matters because the president of latvia in davos todayis the president of latvia in davos today—year—old elsie dot stancombe in southport last year, is due to be sentenced tomorrow. today the prime minister announced tougher measures for people buying knives online after it emerged rudakubana bought the knife he used to carry out the attack on amazon. marvin and anita obviously we have this week that this man was known to police, social services, mental health services, schools, the youth justice system and referred to prevent three times, and not stop. it is much bigger and more complex than age verification on amazon, isn't it? ~ ,,., , �* ~' isn't it? absolutely. and i think when you _ isn't it? absolutely. and i think when you look— isn't it? absolutely. and i think when you look at _ isn't it? absolutely. and i think when you look at those - isn't it? absolutely. and i think. when you look at those numerous moments, the arm of the state coming into contact with this individual, there is a clear pattern that seems to emerge here, of, you know, in action. and so there are lot

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well, this planned that we are launching todayis planned that we are launching today is a comprehensivetal of that mindset. an nhs that treats patients more quickly, that is closer to their lives, gives them the level of convenience that they take for granted in every other service they use every day. think about it, every day, just a few swipes of their phone, millions of people buy food or clothes from themselves and family, they booked holidays, they even find love. and there is no good reason why the public, free at the point of use, nhs can't deliver that kind of convenience. in fact, it must. and we talked about some of these this morning. we need an nhs hungry for innovation as you are at this centre. that is the only way to face up to the challenges of the future. the wonder of those living longer and longer. with that hunger, together we can save countless lives, improve care from where it is now to beyond belief. do not doubt that this can be done. a system like ours, with vast amounts of patient data, with scale, with extraordinary resilience of our nhs staff, we are well pla

todayis under way. what we do know today is a team has arrived from the united states, from the ntsb, the national transportationy board, from the faa, the federal aviation administration, and from boeing, the company that manufactured the aircraft involved in this crash. a team of seven, they have arrived in south korea, we have seen them out on the field, in the crash site, inspecting the site behind me. but the focus of the investigation won't be here, it's on what are called the black box flight recorders inside the plane. those have been recovered. there's a flight data recorder and a cockpit voice recorder. and what is recorded on those two devices they'll have to retrieve the data and analyse it, and that's really going to be how they're going to find out what happened. what were the things that led to this? just in the last few minutes of this flight, as it came in here, so many things going wrong, and leading to this terrible disaster. for more on this, i'm joined by sonia brown, a senior lecturer in the aerospace design at the university of new south wales. thanks for your time. we heard from rupert sa

has been an output of foreign investment in south korea so much of what we see todayis korea so much of what we see todaymand activity in south korea. south korea is been on the news notjust south korea is been on the news not just for this south korea is been on the news notjust for this political turmoil but it is currently experiencing and earlier this week we saw that air crash that killed 179 people. it has been at tough start to the year for south korea.— south korea. that is right. that is a — south korea. that is right. that is a disappointing - south korea. that is right. j that is a disappointing and south korea. that is right. - that is a disappointing and sad start to the year for south korea and i guess you could add to the mix as well uncertainty as we approachjanuary to the mix as well uncertainty as we approach january 20 and the incoming trump administration. there has been administration. there has been a lot of talk about what sort of tariff levels we could see on a number of countries and certainly that is a cloud over notjust certainly that is a cloud over not just south certainly th

todayis unless it falls on a sunday. todayartin luther king day so it is actually a national holiday. so we are waiting for the president—elect to leave having had tea at the white house. we just saw vice president—elect jd vance leave on his way to the capitol building. both president biden and the president—elect will exit very shortly. so much history being made here today. donald trump only the second president in the history of the united states who is returning to the white house having served nonconsecutive terms. he is, as i said, also the oldest president to be sworn in. and we saw president to be sworn in. and we sand vance leaving a short time ago. he is one of the youngest vice president is that the united states has ever had at the age ofjust a0 years old. as we watch these pictures, i am joined old. as we watch these pictures, iamjoined here old. as we watch these pictures, i am joined here by our north america editor sarah smith. an extraordinary image we are seeing this morning, not least because they are indoo

surrealjourney back to the top of the political agenda, but what we are faced with todayis agenda, but what we are faced with today the opposition is calling for something, in this case a new national inquiry into grooming gangs, and the government is saying it doesn't want to do that thing. tomorrow that is likely to come to parliament. the conservatives are going to try to force a vote on whether there should be a new inquiry. there are procedural complications and they might not get that vote, but if they do, i can tell you confidently now, it is not going to pass, because the government opposes it, and the conservatives know that that is likely to be the case. but they also know that after that, the onus will be on the government to prove their case that by implement in previous recommendations, they can allay concerns on this issue.— recommendations, they can allay concerns on this issue. henry, thank ou. concerns on this issue. henry, thank you- alison — concerns on this issue. henry, thank you. alison holt, _ concerns on this issue. henry, thank you. alison holt, remind _ concerns on this issue. henry, than

todayis years. the other thing that happened today is that rachel reeves said when she makes a statement to parliamentut how she would be setting out any changes that are necessary. the big question is, will the ob that are necessary. the big qu