with a mate song sang song by australia's biggest pop star column and tourism australia aims to lure brits down under and potentially away from europe the ad was aired ahead of queen elizabeth's yearly christmas message in the u.k. and while it appeared to go down well some people on social media pointed to australia's ongoing bushfires as one reason to avoid visiting the country. and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin you can find out more about these business stories online at the dot com slash business i'm stephen beardsley as always thanks for watching. searching for identity and recognition. turkish citizens african groups. their forebears were brought to the ottoman empire as slaves. even today their descendants are true. just like i'll side. you know you're demanding change the elite. of. the us and it's a surprise you don't need to keep every day you've got other people to vote for over a mention on the fortunately most recent at the columbus zoo that missed the boat on misuse of and ease at the national dragons and which warner has called the haunted house

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. >> this is usually the biggest -- busiest time of year for australia's tourism industry.ore than one million people are expected to attend a fireworksy disp new year's eve. aaron: remarkablehotos. for now, let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. thie israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has won aea victory. he will lead the party. china and russia have begun naval drills. the exercises come at a time of heightened tensions following a u.s. decision to withdraw from a landmark nuclear dea iran. buildingonactors hired to refurbish the headquarters of the british secret service, mi6 in london, have had their contract terminated after losing a set of four -- floor plans. the documents held sensitive information. most of the documents were recovered. the streaming platform spotify ys it will temporary sto carrying political advertements next year. it said it does not have the necessary level of robustness in the system to respond to the content. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come n, goods for endangered species. a new baby black rhino

this is usually the busiest time of year for australia's tourism industry.y, more thani million people are expected to attend the famous fireworks display for new year's eve. courtney bembridge, bbc news. in india, protests are continuing over the country's new citizenship law, which grants amnesty to illegal migrants from three countries, excluding muslims. since the law was passed, more than 20 people have died in clashes. most of them were from the northern state of uttar pradesh, from where our correspondent yogita limaye reports. in kanpur, a policeman appears to fire a gun at protesters who were throwing stones. gunfire in muzaffarnagar, those demonstrating are beaten, even an older man. in meerut, police break cctv cameras mounted on shops in a muslim locality. nearly a week since clashes broke out in the state of uttar pradesh over india's new citizenship law, videos have been emerging that raise serious questions about police behaviour against muslim protesters. shouting gunshot 19 have died in the state, all civilians. most had bullet injuries, lik

this is usually the busiest time of year for australia's tourism industry.ot conditions and smoke in sydney, more than one million people are expected to attend the infamous fireworks display for new year's eve. the famous fireworks display for new year's eve. courtney bembridge, bbc news. chile's president sebastian pinera has set a referendum for the 26th of april, to decide whether the country's constitution should be changed. he's agreed to the vote after more than two months of anti—government protests. they've taken their toll on the economy and its reputation as one of latin america's most stable nations. arson, violence and reports of police brutality have dominated the national conversation. the bbc‘s cecilia barria has this report and a warning, it does contain distressing images. weeks of violence have scarred santiago. the main square is called ground zero, the metro system is burnt and the human cost of this crisis is clear. translation: we cannot go out on the street so i come home crying. i live a block away from the main square and i see the

this is usually the busiest time of year for australia's tourism industry.ion people are expected to attend the famous fireworks display for new year's eve. courtney bembridge, bbc news. chile's president sebastian pinera has set a referendum for the 26 of april, to decide whether or not the country's constitution should be changed. he's agreed to the vote after more than two months of anti—government protests, which have taken their toll on the economy and on chile's reputation as one of latin america's most stable nations. here's the bbc‘s cecilia barria. a warning, her report contains distressing images. sirens weeks of violence have scarred santiago. the main square is called ground zero, the metro system is burnt and the human cost of this crisis is clear. translation: we can't go out on the streets so i come home crying. i live a block away from the main square and see the destruction at night. it's dark, there's no lights, it's terrible. graffiti is used to express anger. people feel the police are targeting them but many, like this young man, are sca

this is usually the busiest time of year for australia's tourism industry.an1 million people are expected to attend the famous fireworks display for new year's eve. courtney bembridge, bbc news. emergency services in the us state of hawaii say they've found the wreckage of a tour helicopter that went missing on thursday, carrying seven people, including the pilot. members of two families are thought to have been on board the flight. debris from the helicopter was found in a remote area of hawaii's koke'e state park. emergency crews said the crash site is consistent with known routes ta ken by helicopter tour companies in the region. the cause of the crash remains unclear and an investigation is under way. chile's president sebastian pinera has set a referendum for the 20 sixth of april, to decide whether or not the country's constitution should be changed. he's agreed to the vote after more than two months of anti—government protests, which have taken their toll on the economy — and chile's reputation as one of latin america's here's the bbc‘s cecilia barria

this is usually the busiest time of year for australia's tourism industry.ople are expected to attend the famous fireworks display for new year's eve. courtney bembridge, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: why drink—driving risks more than merely blurred vision — on the streets of paris. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we're going to use money we picked up in belgium today. and then we'll be in france and again, it will be the same money. it's just got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. reporter: it was just good? no, fantastic. that's better! big ben bongs this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: the un says parts of idlib province in syria are almost deserted, where nearly 250,000 people have fled from a government offensi

this is usually the busiest time of year for australia's tourism industry. more than1 million people are expected to attend the famous fireworks display for new year's eve. courtney bembridge, bbc news. emergency services in the us state of hawaii say they've found the wreckage of a tour helicopter that went missing on thursday carrying seven people, including the pilot. police and fire officials said they've recovered the remains of six people from the crash site. debris from the helicopter was found in a remote area of hawaii's koke'e state park. the cause of the crash remains unclear and an investigation is underway. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: surviving an avalanche — a skier is found alive after being buried in the snow for five hours. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we're going to use money we picked up in belgium today. and then we'll be in france and again, it will be the same money. it's just got to be the way to go. george harriso

this is usually the busiest time of year for australia's tourism industry, and despite the hot conditionss and smoke in sydney, more than1 million people are expected to attend the infamous fireworks display for new year's eve. courtney bainbridge, bbc news. it's 60 minutes past eight, the headlines for you know i'm bbc news this evening. at least 12 people are killed, and dozens survive, after a plane crashes in kazakhstan. the head of the uk supreme court, lady hale, has criticised the impact of funding cuts on the justice system especially in family cases. a single dad from preston is celebrating after winning £1 million on the national lottery, but he still went to work on christmas day. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. katie, hi there. hi there, anita. we will start with cricket. england batting collapse has given south africa the upper hand in the first test. we'll start with cricket as an england batting collapse has given south africa the upper hand in the first test. 15 wickets fell on an entertaining second day in centurion as patrick gearey reports. (vt

this is usually the busiest time of year for australia's tourism industry.ion people are expected to attend the infamous fireworks display for new year's eve. courtney bembridge, bbc news. the competition watchdog has begun a full—scale investigation into amazon's bid to buy a stake in the food delivery firm, deliveroo. the competition and markets authority said amazon had failed to address concerns that the deal "could be bad for customers, restaurants and grocers". now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm katie shanahan. coming up on the programme. wolves fight back to stun champions manchester city to make them slip further away from leaders liverpool. another england batting collapse gives south africa the upper hand after day two of the first test. and, fallon sherrock‘s fairytale run at the pdc world championship comes to an end. welcome to the programme. we'll start with a dramatic night in the premier league, as for the second time this season, wolves have beaten champions manchester city. it finished 3—2 at moli

this is usually the busiest time of year for australia's tourism industry.and smoke in sydney, more than1 million people are expected to attend the infamous fireworks display for new year's eve. courtney bembridge, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has won a clear victory in a leadership contest for the likud governing party. he'll now lead the party into ageneral election in march, israel's third within a year. building contractors hired to refurbish the headquarters of the british secret service m16 in london, have had their contract terminated, after losing a set of floor plans. the documents held sensitive information on the building's layout. the building firm, balfour beatty — says most of the documents were recovered. the music—streaming platform, spotify, says it will temporarily stop carrying political adverts from early next year. spotify said it did not have the necessary level of robustness in its systems to responsibly review the content. the move comes ahe

4000000 hectares of forest and 1000 homes have been destroyed by the bushfires tourism has also been affected some of australia's most famous sites are now engulfed in smoke. and for more on this i'm joined now by my business colleague ben physician who's been travelling across australia in recent weeks ben good to see you ben you've been brisbane now.

4000000 hectares of forest and 1000 homes have been destroyed by the bushfires tourism has also been affected some of australia's most famous sites are now engulfed in smoke. and for more on this i'm joined now by my d.w. business colleague ben physician who's been travelling across australia in recent weeks been good to see you ben you've been severely bruised and now you were in sydney what are your impressions so far how are these fires affecting livelihoods well basically biggest sector at the moment is there proof that it's the cruel tourism sector farm stays have been bringing in a lot of extra cash for farmers who've been hit by the drought now these bushfires have hit it's a double whammy and it's hitting that farm states as well you know 2 hours of tourists ending out. this bookings wiped out that's sitting bull communities because the farm is the backbone of those communities that's also having knock on effects for all businesses and there are concerns that whole towns could eventually be shut down because of this it's really a barring state of. illicit a lot of these firefighters are volunteer firefig

that line made famous by an ad campaign during morrison's time as australia tourism boss is now exactlyhe question his critics are asking. even the model in the ad. worse for morrison, a photo of him in hawaii was spotted online. prompting comparisons on social media to former prime minister tony abbott. a trained volunteer on the fire lines. morrison's holiday comes during a tough week. on thursday, two firefighters were killed 100 kilometers outside of sydney. jeffrey keaton and anthony odwyer. on friday, the prime minister expressed regret on a sydney radio show about his ill-timed r and r. a trip he says was planned well in advance. >> because there's been such horrendous events, that has understandably caused a lot of anxiety. and i deeply regret that. i don't -- the brave people are doing that job. but i know australians would want me back at this time after these fatalities and so on. i'll happily come back and do that. >> morrison promised to arrange a flight home over the weekend. heavy smoke from the fires has caused flight delays and cancellations for some travelers. and sydn

about making sure we take the action necessary to sustain the reef as one of australia's great environmental assets. our prime tourism assets. we support communities in the reef and make sure they are april -- april 2 provide for the world. >> the latest scientific report is concerned that if global temperatures respa to 1.5 degrees, 90 foot -- 90% of the reef be lost. 100% of reese will be lost if we hit two degrees. your policies have us on track for three degrees of warming. when will your government warn -- stop its war on science? to protect what is left of the reef. >> order. >> senator birmingham. >> i completely reject what senator water said. government has details in terms of the climate solution right down to the last how we --pose -- senator wall senator wong is not interested -- >> order. >> point of order. order. [shouting] interjections are disorderly. i have senator waters on a point of order. order. even in the christmas spirit, i will not tolerate getting like this. senator birmingham. >> i do not feel elective christmas spirit and those comments either. in terms of our commitment -- >> government's

tourism in recent years. i mean you could as mckinnon thank you for joining us australia's bushfire crisis is escalating with fire crews struggling to contain the spread of places around sydney a combination of record temperatures drought and powerful winds have powered at the inferno is at least 8 people have died since the country's began. to smoking remains of a home after bushfires swept through the area these residents in new south wales tried to fire as well as they could before firefighters arrived and took over this happened quickly. we saw this mark and for up basically rushing towards us over the hill and basically every minute it was probably another kilometer closer. before eventually it just hit a fence and pretty much they're finding their ass off. the fires are some of us truly is most extensive ever they have left 30000 square kilometers of charred land in their wake since october over $800.00 homes have been destroyed several states are affected this blaze was raging in the country's south on the outskirts of the city of adelaide but the forest on fire wild life have nowhere else to go pushi

are about taking the action necessary to sustain the reef as one of australia's great environmental assets, one of our prime tourism assets, and we continue to make sure they are able to bring its world-class attributes to the world. >> the latest scientific report confirms that as global temperatures rise by 1.5 degrees, 90% of all coral reefs will be lost. 100% of coral reefs will be lost if we hit two degrees. and yet your government policies have us on track for three degrees of warming. when will your government end its war on science and implement a climate policy to lower global warming to 1.5 degrees to protect what is left of the reef? >> i completely reject the points that senator waters has sought to make. it was in a response only last week, our government has detailed in terms of our climate solutions package, right down to the last time, how we proposed -- i know senator wong isn't seemingly interested in how we are going to meet the 2020 target. >> senator, a point of order. >> that is not what i said. i said he didn't believe it. >> order. interjections are disorderly and responses to them are not e

they were actually voted one of the safest places to work in australia last year, and yet some are now saying were tourismahead of people's lives, especially given the fact there had been smoke and steam rising from the surface of this volcano and the description of the injuries of those who survived just horrific because there were people who had just left the island minutes before the eruption. they were on these boats that then turned back to rescue survivors, and they describe people who essentially were hit with highly pressurized steam and ash with their skin falling off barely holding onto their consciousness, and area ho hospitals have been so inundated. they have more burn victims in a single day than new zealand sees in an entire year. hospitals overwhelmed at this point to try and treat these people. and the death toll with warnings that more people could die because of the fact their burns are so severe. >> that is so hideous to hear. please, will, keep us posted on what's happening with the search for survivors and the survivors. >>> back to the fbi. the fbi says that the saudi gunman who att

tourism, they think... they are only thinking of their own city, not their fellow australians. as far as i'm concerned. i am angry and upset about it. almost 300,000 people in australiaran has said a british—australian woman — who's reported to have gone on hunger strike in prison — must serve her sentence. kylie moore—gilbert — who was jailed for spying — is being held in the same prison as the british—iranian woman, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe and two french academics. somalia's president has condemned a deadly bomb attack in the country's capital, which has left at least 76 people dead. the blast took place at a busy intersection the city of mogadishu yesterday morning. more than 90 people were also injured. so far no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. homes were evacuated and the bomb squad were called in after a man was arrested over suspected weapons offences in bristol. a 50 metre cordon was put in place after weapons were found at a property in southmead. police said the operation was not terror related, and apologised for the disruption to residents in the area. the headlines on bbc news... calls for an independent inquiry after the new years' hono

australia. a warning from nhs england to parents, keep button batteries — the type found in toys, festive lights and musical christmas cards — away from children. this is bethlehem's time of year. but the city's tourism

australia. a warning from nhs england to parents, keep button batteries — the type found in toys, festive lights and musical christmas cards — away from children. this is bethlehem's time of year. but the city's tourismn hit hard in recent years, —— 2019 saw the hottest month on record. in half an hour on bbc news — weather world looks back at some of the most significant meteorological events of the year the duke of edinburgh has left hospital where he was being treated for what officials describe as "a pre—existing the duke walked out of the king edward vii hospital in central london, and got into a car before being driven away. he travelled to the hospital on friday as a ‘precautionary measure‘. buckingham palace say his four night stay was for ‘observation and treatment‘. the duke is now back at sandringham where he is expected to spend christmas with the queen. in a moment we will be speaking to our correspondent, charlotte gallagher, who is at sandringham. but first, let‘s go tojohn mcmanus who is in central london, outside the hospital where prince philip was receiving treatment. do we know why prince philip was in hospitalfor do we know why prince philip was in hospital for the last few days?

australia. a warning from nhs england to parents, keep button batteries — the type found in toys, festive lights and musical christmas cards — away from children. this is bethlehem's time of year. but the city's tourismhard in recent years, due to political concerns. we have a special report. i'mjoin me, sarah i'm join me, sarah campbell, for a look back at a busy royal year. there were plenty of headlines and a new addition. baby archie joined his pa rents new addition. baby archie joined his parents on tour to south africa. good morning. in the past few minutes the duke of edinburgh has left hospital, as "a pre—existing condition". these are the latest picturesjust in. the duke walked out of the king edward vii hospital in central london, and got into a car before being driven away. he travelled to the hospital on friday as a "precautionary measure". buckingham palace say the admission was for "observation and treatment". andy moore is outside the hospital in central london. what more do we know? we don't know very much more than the fact that the duke of edinburgh has left. we have had no official confirmation from buckingham palace yet. we assume he is going to sandringham to join the rest of the

tourism agency. the model who was in that campaign has evenjoined in. the acting prime minister has defended mr morrison. everybody deserves a break. he's worked hard this year. he's achieved great things for australiaotestors have been demonstrating outside the prime minister's sydney home — he's not there of course. but the holiday isn't their main issue — it's his government's policies on climate and energy. remember this from 2017. he brought a piece of coal into parliament to show his support for the industry. australia is the world's biggest exporter of coal — most of it goes to china and japan. and coal—mining employs 38,000 australians. despite that, the protesters outside his house are saying things have to change. heatwaves are becoming longer and more severe. our bushfire season is creeping into spring and winter. we are living in a dangerous climate and it is time for our prime minister to get out of the pockets of the coal and gas lobby groups and start thinking about the future of australians. australia was criticised in madrid for a plan where it will attempt to meet its commitments under paris climate accord in part by using emissions credits it earned several years back under a prev

australia. a warning from nhs england to parents, keep button batteries — the type found in toys, festive lights and musical christmas cards — away from children. this is bethlehem‘s time of year. but the city‘s tourism