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the most powerful storm of the year at typhoon goni strikes the philippines.s. bringing wind speeds of up to 225 kilometres an hour. donald trump andjoe up to 225 kilometres an hour. donald trump and joe biden each make a last bid for votes in swing states that could be key to winning the white house. in sweden, national guidelines will change today to allow public gatherings of up to 300 people, as long as social distancing measures are in place. but in some parts of sweden, people are being advised to avoid public places and interacting with anyone outside of their household. we can speak now to professor sian griffiths, who is emeritus professor at the chinese university of hong kong and shejoins us now and she joins us now from 0xwich. professor, thank you forjoining us. let me ask you about the approach of sweden has taken thus far during this pandemic. which has appeared to be distinctive from any other country? how has it fared? well, it's interesting, they don't have the same approach to lockdown, the population are given guidance, the science, given g

nearly a 1000000 people are displaced and at least 10 dead after typhoon goni rips through the philippines. opposition parties in georgia have refused to recognize the results of this weekend's parliamentary election. and celebrating a milestone 200 miles above us marking 2 decades of travels to the international space station. it's all down to the battleground states ahead of tuesday's u.s. presidential election donald trump is about to hold a rally in georgia he's been on a well when blitz of 5 different states. iowa he painted more gloomy pictures of what a biden presidency could look like the terrorist plan would outlaw american energy would at least economic bizzare for iowa wisconsin pennsylvania michigan and every other state in america your energy costs would go up at a level that you've never seen he wants to raise your taxes and you know him he has no clue he's shot ok he's got the guy has a total who you know and i know it we're all trying to be nice but i know i'm also for a while he's not a nice guy joe biden is in pennsylvania trump won the all important swing state by less t

nearly a 1000000 people displaced and at least 10 dead off the typhoon goni rips through the philippines. and remembering departed loved ones how the pandemic is changing day of the dead celebrations in latin america. it's all down to the battleground states ahead of tuesday's the u.s. presidential election. donald trump is holding a rally in north carolina as he goes on a well when blitz of 5 different states. in iowa he painted more gloomy pictures of was a biden presidency could look like the biden herons plan would outlaw american energy would at least economic bizzare for iowa wisconsin pennsylvania michigan and every other state in america your energy costs would go up at a level that you've never seen he wants to raise your taxes and you know him he has no clue he's shot ok he's got the guy has a total who you know it i know it we're all trying to be nice but i know i'm also for a while he's not a nice guy joe biden is in pennsylvania trump won the all important swing state by less than half a percent in 2016 bought in people to come out and vote against trump this time last time

super typhoon goni has made landfall in the philippines with sustained winds of 225 kilometres an houris year, could cause catastrophic damage. parts of the main island of luzon have been hit by strong wind and torrential rain. the typhoon is likely to pass directly over the capital, manila, from where our correspondent howard johnson reports. you might be able to hear the wind blowing at the moment, this is the calm before the storm. you can see this fog hanging over manila at the moment, persistent rain here at the moment and they are waiting here for the storm who hit sometime this afternoon. at the moment we are hearing news from where it did had in the central philippines at 5pm this morning. a super typhoon, the biggest this year the world has seen, stroking the small island. nearby is a town with 70,000 people in that municipality and the concern is what is happening there at the moment but we are seeing social media images from other provinces and surrounding areas showing flash floods, water flowing down the streets, overwhelming dams, we've seen houses with the rubies ripped

goni rival typhoon haiyan which in 2013 killed more than 6000 people. but this time there were warnings and preparation. and mass evacuations. the end of that anyway then i evacuated because it's better to be safe since i can't walk and have to crawl to get out but if i could walk i'd prefer to stay in our place. even my i'm afraid because my mother's house is already weak and was about to get crushed. the early warnings and preparations put coast guard and other emergency rescuers in position to help residents stranded by rising floodwaters. the storm at one point was one of the most powerful ever recorded but its strength dissipated as it moved across the island of luzon home to more than 2000000 people accounting for 2 thirds of the filipino economy $50000.00 homes here were without power as goni moved out to the south china sea. direction vietnam still packing heavy rains. the head of gone has landfall the country was still reeling from typhoon which killed 22 people next up though filipinos already know another storm that sunny is gaining strength

typhoon goni is now heading to the philippine capital metro manila. weather system. 13 million people live in this city but it is unusually quiet today as people begin hunkering down for the night. but the biggest concern remains for the town of virac on catanduanes. it was the first urban area to be hit by the storm and communications remain down. the municipality is believed to be home to more than 70,000 people. howard johnson, bbc news, manila. a major search and rescue effort is now into its third day in the turkish coastal city of izmir following a major earthquake that hit the aegean coast on friday, killing at least 50 people. the bbc‘s international correspondent orla guerin reports from the scene of one of the collapsed buildings in izmir where a search operation is continuing. well, the rubble here is several storeys high. this is what remains of an apartment block called the riza bey. it was mainly flats, but there were offices on the ground floor. and this building was eight floors high. looking at all of this crushed concrete, it is hard

typhoon goni has made landfall in the philippines — with sustained winds of 225 km/h.le. the us presidential candidates are making a final—weekend dash around swing states. donald trump has been in pennsylvania and joe biden in michigan, both states that could be key to winning the white house. time now for dateline. hello, and welcome to the programme that brings together some of the uk's leading commentators and foreign correspondents whose stories are published back home — dateline london. this week, is coronavirus extinguishing not only lives and jobs but also our appetite for polarised populist politics? within days, if the polls are right, we could see the end of the extraordinary trump era. here in the uk, borisjohnson's conservative party is five points behind in one poll, and jeremy corbyn, labour's former leader, has been suspended from the party. amidst a crisis, do we crave the conventional politics and duller virtues of competence and compassion rather than the swagger and promise of the populist? after the 2008 financial crisis, angela merkel in germany s

super typhoon goni one of the most powerful this year is hitting the eastern philippines the weather agency says it crossed the coast with catastrophic lee violent winds gusting up to 280 kilometers per hour about a 1000000 people have been evacuated from its projected path the power of goni is the vocal memories of typhoon haiyan and which left more than 7300 people dead or missing in 20 team. british prime minister boris johnson is pushing england back into lockdown for months after being warned the resurgent coronavirus outbreak threatened to overwhelm hospitals within weeks or so has announced similar measures adding to a growing list of european countries re imposing restrictions you back reports in london. a major u. turn in the british government's covert 19 strategy for weeks the prime ministers insisted on local restrictions to avoid the need for a nationwide lockdown but infections have just continued rising as across much of europe the virus is spreading even faster than the reasonable worst case scenario of our scientific advisors from thursday into the store to december

the most powerful storm of the year, typhoon goni, strikes the philippines, bringing wind

typhoon goni, has made landfall in the philippines — with sustained winds of 225 kilometres an hour. powerful storm this year has caused the evacuation of over 200,000 people. the us presidential candidates are making a "final weekend" dash around swing states. donald trump has been in pennsylvania and joe biden in michigan — both states that could be key to winning the white house. let's get the sport now with jane dougall england are rugby's six nations champions, finishing top of the table at the end of a delayed final day of the competition. they'll be presented with the trophy later. they beat italy in rome and neither france nor ireland could catch them, as adam wild reports. a conclusion that has kept everyone waiting in a tournament that kept everyone guessing. almost nine months after the start of this year's six nations, rome is where the answers would finally begin to reveal themselves. england one of three teams who could have still won it, and rome, perhaps, a fitting place for england's own centurion — ben youngs on his 100th appearance opening the scoring. for their pa

typhoon goni, has made landfall in the philippines — with sustained winds of 225 kilometres an hour.t powerful storm this year has caused the evacuation of over 200,000 people. rescued after 33 hours, search teams in the turkish city of izmir pull a man from under the rubble of a building that collapsed in friday's earthquake. at least 50 people have died. the us presidential candidates are making a "final weekend" dash around swing states. donald trump has been in pennsylvania — and joe biden in michigan — both states that could be key to winning the white house. now on bbc news... as america votes for its next president, clive myrie visits the crucial state of arizona, revealing a nation unable to agree on fundamental issues like race, immigration and how best to tackle covid—i9. from cowboys to covid, clive crosses a vast state getting under the skin of the things that divide and unite americans. a waning — this programme contains some distressing images. music: this is america by childish gambino. america isn'tjust a place. it's an idea. and the enduring power of the american dre

al-jazeera with me so ron a reminder of our top stories at least 4 people have been killed as typhoon goni hits the philippines cross the coast with winds of up to 290 kilometers per hour about a 1000000 people have been forced to leave their homes but it was a super typhoon but now it's been downgraded to a typhoon. also turkish president as a diversion one has visited the site of collapsed buildings in the city of his man following friday's powerful earthquake at least 53 people were killed. police in hong kong have arrested 7 pro-democracy politicians on charges related to a legislative council meeting more than 5 months ago the group is accused of contempt and obstructing a session. the un secretary general has supported calls for another immediate cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan 3 agreements have already collapsed and both sides have reported more heavy shelling in a corner and got a back region into the conflicts heaviest fighting since the 1990 s. when i'm around 800000 ethnic as aries say they were forced to flee their homes or abdul hamid spoke to some of them in the as

good to have you with us welcome to al-jazeera at least 4 people have been killed a super typhoon goni one of the most powerful this year hits the eastern philippines. it crossed the coast with catastrophic early violent winds gusting up to 280 kilometers an hour about a 1000000 people have been moved from its path the power of gurney is a very good memories of typhoon haiyan 7 years ago which killed more than 6300 people. are going to cause more from the capital manila. there are so many problems as they're well within the eye wall of by growing need the strongest typhoon to hit the country and perhaps the world this year and earlier today there was an advisory at work top government officials spoke where they talked about preemptive measures that about 19000000 people are actually going to be affected by this typhoon and that here in manila the impact can only be felt late into sunday but the pictures coming from by province from the region is 7 stating there have been flash floods houses submerged and there are reports of casualties although that's something that the government has

typhoon goni has made landfall in the philippines, with sustained winds of 225km/h.he most powerful storm this year has caused the evacuation of over 200,000 people. rescued after 33 hours — search teams in the turkish city of izmir pull a man from under the rubble of a building that collapsed in friday's earthquake. 51 people are known to have died. the us presidential candidates are making a final—weekend dash around swing states. donald trump has been in pennsylvania and joe biden in michigan — both states that could be key to winning the white house. time now for the travel show. this week on the show... are uk staycations still an option if you're desperate for a break right now? there's a risk, we just don't know whether these restrictions are still going to be in place by christmas, we don't know if they might get tighter. the sweet taste of america's biggest japan town. berlin's big boar problems. and socially distancing in a zombie apocalypse. oh, my goodness! she can't get in, right? i've come to woolacombe bay holiday park on the devon coast. the weather m

aid agencies say it could take months to restore power to some areas of the philippines after typhoon goni destroyed houses and triggered floods across the country at least 20 people have been killed in the world's strongest storm this year jamail and again reports of typhoon go in the the province of and by for only a few hours but the devastation it left behind is beyond comprehension. this is the coastal community of t.v. it was once a busy fishing village of more than a 1000 families this is all what's left of it now. more than 90 percent of the homes here have been destroyed it took nursery and romeo benedicto 50 years to build their home the only reminder of it now is this. nursy says the water was up to their necks and they had to wade through rough waves to climb onto a wall with their children. but i'm. also afraid so afraid for my children perhaps someone out there may care to help us we are in need of food and blankets we will be grateful for whatever we receive. a 6 year old grandson said papa please i am cold enough read this let's leave this place no he was clearly scared eve

at least 20 dead and tens of thousands of homes destroyed as the philippines is hit by a super typhoon goni. plus how robots are coming to the rescue to help keep our pop up art exhibition in london pandemic proof. well we begin in the united states where there is now less than 7 hours to go until the 1st polling booths open on election day already a record $98000000.00 americans have cast their ballots more than 2 thirds of the total number who voted in 2016 now these are live pictures where president donald trump has held 5 rallies across 4 states in a last minute push for support in battleground areas where rival joe biden focused on ohio and pennsylvania taking aim at trump's response to coronavirus. oh these. are frontline health care workers they suffer sacrificed arts this president's question their character their integrity their competitor their fellow gherkins it's a disgrace the right software on to say he was going to fire dr fouts well i've got a better idea let's stop with. if you want your children to be safe if you want your values to be respected if you want to be treated w

goni rival typhoon haiyan which in 2013 killed more than 6000 people. but this time there were warnings and preparation. and mass evacuations. we have that in a way that you know evacuated because it's better to be safe since i can't walk i'd have to crawl to get out but if i could walk i prefer to stay in our place alone. even my own i'm afraid because my mother's house is already weak and was about to get crushed. the early warnings and preparations put coast guard and other emergency rescuers in position to help residents stranded by rising floodwaters. the storm at one point was one of the most powerful ever recorded but its strength dissipated as it moved across the island of luzon home to more than 2000000 people accounting for 2 thirds of the filipino economy $50000.00 homes here were without power as goni moved out to the south china sea. direction vietnam still packing heavy rains. ahead of goldies landfall the country was still reeling from typhoon which killed $22.00 people next up though filipinos already know another storm that sunny is gai

the most powerful storm of the year — typhoon goni strikes the philippines, bringing wind

at least 10 people have been killed as typhoon goni hits the philippines about a 1000000 others have been evacuated from its projected path it barreled through the country as one of the world's most powerful storms this year but has since weakened to reports from manila. joey mughal is says this is as secure as his boat can get its anchored on manila bay for now along with other fishing boats joey hopes they'll be spared from typhoon go any that is battering the central and southern parts of the design region. first we must secure our boats because it is our livelihood we hope they won't be so bad so they can head out and fish again. more than 19000000 people in the philippines are being affected by the typhoon it 1st made landfall over the island province of some one is at 5 am local time on sunday before making its way to a by and is sore provinces that have likely sustained extensive damage many areas remain cut off power and communication lines are down and some roads are blocked by. government officials say preemptive measures have been well put in place even before the day on t

, known locally as ulysses, made landfall in the bicol region, which was battered by the super typhoon gonis the 21st to cyclone to hit the philippines this year and the most deadly. it made landfall on wednesday but we're only beginning to see the full extent of its devastation. it comes two weeks after typhoon goni hit the philippines, hitting the bicol region, but what we're seeing at the moment is the province of cagayan being hit particularly badly, the magat dam there has been opened up to simply let out all of the water that's being collected in the water basin there. it has been overwhelmed by a lot of water, a lot of rain has been dumped on the philippines, on the main island of luzon, which is the most populous island and although this storm may not have packed as high a winds as goni, it's certainly brought more rain and, at the moment, one official has described the cagayan province as like the pacific ocean. so lots of search and rescue efforts going on there. the united nation's children's fund are appealing for money to support the thousands of children in need of help at the

and typhoon goni has made landfall in the philippines, with sustained winds of more than 114 mph.

the same area was battered by the super typhoon goni just over a week ago.philippines this year and the most deadly. it made landfall on wednesday but we are only beginning to see the full extent of the devastation. it comes two weeks after typhoon goni hit the philippines. hitting the bicol region. but at the moment we are seeing the province of cagayan hit badly. the magat dam has been opened up, overwhelmed by a lot of water. rain has been dumped on the main island, the most populous island, luzon. even though the storms doesn't have as high winds as goni, it has brought more rain. 0ne official has described the cagayan province as like the pacific ocean. lots of search and rescue efforts going on. the un children's fund are appealing for money to support the thousands of children in need of help at the moment. we have seen on social media, families on the roofs of their homes trying to avoid the rising water levels. because of the covid—19 pandemic and lockdown issues, any reporter who wants to travel from manila to go to the cagayan province has to quar

, known locally as ulysses, made landfall in the bicol region, which was battered by the super typhoon goni is the 21st to cycling to hit the philippines this year and the most deadly. it made landfall on wednesday but we're only beginning to see the full extent of its devastation. it comes to weeks after tofu and gondi hit the philippines, hitting the reef —— region. —— —— typhoon goni. the dam has been opened up to simply let out all of the water that has been collecting in the water basin there, it has been overwhelmed by a lot of water and the rain has been dumped on the philippines and the main island of luzon which is the most populous island and although the storm may not have packed as high winds as goni, it has certainly wrought more rain and one official has described the province as the pacific ocean. lots of search and rescue efforts going on there. the united nation's children's fund up appealing for money to support the thousands of children in need of help at the moment. we have seen it on social media, families on the roots of their homes trying to avoid the rising water lev

it comes two weeks after typhoon goni hit the philippines. overwhelmed by a lot of water. rain has been dumped on the main island, the most populous island, luzon. even though it doesn't have as high winds as goni it has brought more rain. one official has described the cagayan province as like the pacific ocean. lots of search and rescue outlets going on. the un children's fund are appealing for money to support the thousands of children in need or help at the moment. we have seen on social media, families on the roofs of their homes trying to avoid the rising water levels. because of the covid—19 pandemic and lockdown issues, any reporter who wants to travel from manila to go to the cagayan province has the quarantine for 1h days, so reporters are asking for 1h days, so reporters are asking for that to be waived to allow them to do their work. nasa and spacex were due to send astronauts to the international space station tonight, but even a meticulously planned rocket launch can be delayed by the one thing we can't control — the weather. th

the most powerful storm of the year, typhoon goni, strikes the philippines, bringing wind speeds of up to two hundred and twenty five kilometres an hour. a major search and rescue effort is now into its third day in the turkish coastal town of izmir following a major earthquake that hit the agean on friday, killing 51 people. and donald trump and joe biden each make a last bid for votes in swing states that could be key to winning the white house. the england world cup winner and manchester united legend sir bobby charlton has been diagnosed with dementia. good afternoon. the four—week lockdown in england, which will start on thursday and is scheduled to end on december the 2nd could be extended. the cabinet minister michael gove said ministers will be "guided by the facts". he said the government wanted to get the coronavirus reproduction rate below the critical level of one. borisjohnson announced the latest round of restrictions at a news conference last night. the strict measures are set to come into effect on thursday. they will see pubs, restaurants, gyms and nonessential shops a

much of the eastern philippines is still recovering from typhoon goni . the most powerful typhoon this year that swept across the country last week improves a speaker of congress. manuel merino has been sworn in as the interim president of the country a day after his predecessor was ousted by congress over corruption allegations. the speed of x. later mom does carroll's dismissal has raised concerns over peru's democracy. up and germany's a footballers are back in play later with a friendly match against the czech republic, with an eye to easing the strain on players during the pandemic, co-chair walk in love has named an extra large squad. the talk is mostly about stars who have not been called up. another bout of international fixtures for germany, coach you accumulate of. but this time it feels a bit different. has been forced to call up own country. oh ridley, back to phillips and filip max for the friendly with the chicks in live. see? so much football has been concertina into a short space of time of late because of coronavirus delays. germany player

the most powerful storm of the year typhoon goni strikes the philippines, bringing wind speeds of up to 225 kilometres an hour. donald trump and joe biden each make a last bid for votes in swing states that could be key to winning the white house. and spain braces itself for a long winter — a week after its goverment announced a six—month state of emergency. hello and welcome to bbc news. borisjohnson has announced a second national lockdown for england to prevent what he called a "medical and moral disaster" for the health service. pubs, restaurants, gyms and non—essential shops will have to close for at least four weeks from thursday. the senior cabinet office minister, michael gove, has warned the measures could be extended. jonathan blake reports. dreary weather and dire warnings set the scene for what in the end seemed inevitable. a national lockdown for england, the prime minister said, was now the only option. we've got to be humble in the face of nature. and in this country, alas, as across much of europe, the virus is spreading even faster than the reasonable worst case scen

duterte has declared a state of calamity for the island of luzon after it was hit by devastating typhoons goniamco. luzon is the country's most populous island and is home to the capital manila. more than 70 people have died in severe flooding. a draft report about one of the british government's most important members, home secretary priti patel, concluded this summer that she broke rules on ministerial behaviour. she'd been accused of bullying her staff. the most senior official in her department, who resigned, said that staff felt she "created fear" in the department. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports. good morning! she's the most powerful woman in the cabinet, long—standing brexiteer backer of borisjohnson, in charge of the police, immigration, one of the most importantjobs in the government. hello! but since february, there's been a shadow hanging over priti patel because of this — dramatic claims made by the man who was her most senior official. i have received allegations that her conduct has included shouting and swearing, belittling people, making unreasonable and repeated

super typhoon goni one of the most powerful this year is hitting the eastern philippines the weather agency says it crossed the coast with catastrophic a violent winds gusting up to 280 kilometers per hour about a 1000000 people have been evacuated from its projected path and power of goni is evoking memories of typhoon hey none which left more than 6300 people dead or missing in 2030. britain's prime minister has announced a new 4 week lockdown in england career and a virus cases in the u.k. now exceed 1000000 all non essential businesses were closed and people are being encouraged to work from home schools will remain open. we will get through this but we must act now to contain this autumn's we're not going back to the food scale look down and march and april the measures that i don't mind the less predictable less restrictive but i'm afraid from thursday the basic message is the same stay home protect the n.h.s. and save lives 5 people in up and arrested over thursday's church attack in nice 4 in front of another man into this year is accused of releasing a video claiming respons

in the philippines has been batted by the most powerful typhoon to hit asia this year typhoon goni packed winds of up to 225 kilometers per hour as it made landfall in the east hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes. to the u.s. now where republican president donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden have been campaigning in case states on the final weekend before tuesday's election a record 19000000 early votes have already been cast as the bruising contest heads towards the biggest turnout in at least a century. trump supporters in good spirits ahead of a rally on halloween night the president won the crucial state of pennsylvania in the last election and he's hoping for a repeat for many voters there's much at stake. here this battle isn't democrat versus republican this is the dark against the light it's the good versus evil in this is this is a monumental election because of that not because a star on the job i think it's because it is a way a life that we have known in this country for decades and it's it's at stake right now. president trump spok

at least 20 dead and tens of thousands of homes destroyed as the philippines is hit by super typhoon goni. plus how robots are coming to the rescue to help keep a pop art exhibition in london under the proof. welcome to the program campaigning in the u.s. election is coming to a close with just hours to go before the 1st polling booths open already a record 98000000 americans have cast their ballots more than 2 thirds of the total number who voted in 2016 now these are live pictures where president donald trump is looking to pull off an upset in michigan and once again he's looking to do it by winding up his campaign in grand rapids that was also the last stop in his 2016 campaign he's held 5 rallies across 4 states in a last minute push for. pulled in battleground areas while his rival joe biden concentrated his efforts on a high in pennsylvania his companion is focused on increasing turnout by black voters who could prove the difference in several battleground states he wrapped up his campaign by taking aim at trump's response to coronavirus our front line health care workers it's suffe

and rescuers in the philippines have freed hundreds of people trapped by floodwaters after typhoon goni pounded islands in the country's south least 16 people were killed as the storm destroyed homes and triggered deadly landslides it came just a week after another deadly typhoon struck the region. with just days to go before elections in the united states president donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden have been making their final pitches to voters trump has been holding rallies in 5 battleground states meanwhile biden's campaign is focused on pennsylvania believes he can hold off another surprise victory as he did 4 years ago but most polls have been showing biden ahead in the keys. it's needed to win. a lot of eyes will be on the biggest swing state of florida it's being seen as a must win for donald trump the past 2 elections have seen a wait for a thin margin between the winner and loser there president trump is banking on the support of one of the state's main voting blocs the latino vote. carolina chinmoy has been to find out how the republicans under president trump ha

and rescue operations underway in the philippines after super typhoon goni at least 20 people died in the storm there's extensive damage to homes and basic infrastructure those are the headlines more news in half an hour with nic clarke next on ours or we return to al-jazeera world to stay with us by phone now. in the complex geopolitics of the middle east israel has spent around 14 years attempting to subdue you and the stabilize the elected hamas government in gaza. in a series of violent military confrontations has cost thousands of lives in gaza the majority of them palestinian civilian casualties. but neither side has so far gained the upper hand. the 2014 gaza war left hamas military resources heavily depleted. 51 days of attacks that exhausted their stock of weapons and the continued blockade made rearmament extremely difficult time r.l. miss hell of al-jazeera arabic channel is investigating how hamas and its paramilitary wing the kasam brigades has addressed the need to maintain their military capability particularly as israel forms new alliances across the region. while clea

typhoon goni, has made landfall in the philippines with sustained winds of more than 140 miles an houre most powerful storm this year has caused the evacuation of over 200,000 people. now on bbc news, our world asks has coronavirus changed the way we buy clothes forever, and what about those who are being left behind? bangladesh is one of the world's most incredible economic success stories. at the heart of the country's economic boom is the garment industry. the first factory opened in the 1970s and now it is a $30 billion industry. barton, arcadia groups, tesco, river island... almost everybody has visited in my showroom. there are almost 5,000 garment factories in bangladesh, employing mostly women. but could the coronavirus erase decades of progress in a matter of months? you see all this is justjeans. and those made for the... uk high street. theyjust keep here like that. how many days i can keep the jeans like that? where i have the space?! factories shut down, leaving thousands of people out of work... ..and worried about how they will survive. bangladesh is the second largest m

and typhoon goni has made landfall in the philippines, with sustained winds of more than 114 mph.ost powerful storm this year has caused the evacuation of over 200,000 people. in around ten minutes must make time, we will have sportsday for you, but first here on bbc news, the media show‘s amol rajan talks to the editor of the daily mirror, alison phillips. hello. my guest today is one of the most influentialjournalists in the country. alison phillips has been the editor of the daily mirror since 2018. the last time we spoke, you were just the editor of the mirror. since then your remit has broadened, for which congratulations. you're now editor in chief of the daily mirror, the sunday mirror and the sunday people. just tell us what it like running a seven day operation at the moment? it is really exciting, it has been an incredible year for news and i think what has been most interesting is seeing how much readers have come back to news. i think there is always that slight concern in journalism that one day you are going to run out of stories or one day there will be nothing that

goni rivaled typhoon haiyan which in 2013 killed more than 6000 people. but this time there were warnings and preparation. and mass evacuations. of the anyway then you know evacuated because it's better to be safe since i can't walk i'd have to crawl to get out but if i could walk i prefer to stay in our place . even my i'm afraid because my mother's house is already weak and was about to get crushed. the early warnings and preparations put coast guard and other emergency rescuers in position to help residents stranded by rising floodwaters. the storm at one point was one of the most powerful ever recorded but its strength dissipated as it moved across the island of luzon home to more than 2000000 people accounting for 2 thirds of the filipino economy $50000.00 homes here were without power as goni moved out to the south china sea. direction vietnam still packing heavy rains. head of going has landfall the country was still reeling from typhoon which killed $22.00 people next up though filipinos already know another storm that sunny is gaining strength in

goni rivaled typhoon haiyan which in 2013 killed more than 6000 people. but this time there were warnings and preparation. and mass evacuations. are now evacuated because it's better to be safe since i can't walk i'd have to crawl to get out but if i could walk i prefer to stay in our place. even my i'm afraid because my mother's house is already weak and was about to get crushed. the early warnings and preparations put coast guard and other emergency rescuers in position to help residents stranded by rising floodwaters. the storm at one point was one of the most powerful ever recorded but its strength dissipated as it moved across the island of luzon home to more than 2000000 people accounting for 2 thirds of the filipino economy $50000.00 homes here were without power as goni moved out to the south china sea. direction vietnam still packing heavy rains. ahead of goni as landfall the country was still reeling from typhoon which killed $22.00 people next up though filipinos already know another storm at sonnie is gaining strength in the pacific ocean as i

goni rivaled typhoon haiyan which in 2013 killed more than 6000 people. but this time there were warnings and preparation. and mass evacuations. evacuated because it's better to be safe since i can't walk i'd have to crawl to get out but if i could walk i'd prefer to stay in our place. and feed my i'm afraid because my mother's house is already weak and was about to get crushed. the early warnings and preparations put coast guard and other emergency rescuers in position to help residents stranded by rising floodwaters. the storm at one point was one of the most powerful ever recorded but its strength dissipated as it moved across the island of luzon home to more than 2000000 people accounting for 2 thirds of the filipino economy $50000.00 homes here were without power as goni moved out to the south china sea. direction vietnam still packing heavy rains. ahead of goni as landfall the country was still reeling from typhoon which killed $22.00 people next up though filipinos already know another storm that sunny is gaining strength in the pacific ocean as it

much of the east of the country is still be covering from typhoon goni. the most powerful typhoon this year, which swept across the country last week. and in august, the area around beirut's port was devastated when several 1000 tons of ammonium nitrate exploded in a warehouse killing. at least 190 people and injuring about 6000 entire streets were reduced to rubble. and thousands left homeless, 3 months on how all this city and its people recovering. the w. has been speaking with one family, still mourning the father they lost in the blast. these 5 siblings lost their father. thought it was their, it's hard to lose this word forever. which would in the book of the word that we miss you so much. our home is so empty, there is no feeling of security anymore or kindness. everything has changed. he can see that they are and then we miss you. we miss you, make god have mercy on your love, not of after his death. may god have mercy on him. it was painful for me. i wished i had died instead little tunnel. i lost my support, none of it was there for me. whenever

typhoon goni has made landfall in the philippines, with sustained winds of more than 140 mph.he most powerful storm this year has caused the evacuation of over 200,000 people. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rob merrick, deputy political editor of the independent, and olivia utley, deputy leader writer for the sun. nice to have you both back. a quick look through some of those front pages. lockdown measures in england are the focus of many of tomorrow morning's papers, and the financial times leads with calls for more support from businesses, for what the paper describes as a "lockdown body blow". the metro warns lockdown could last until christmas, reporting quotes from the cabinet minister, michael gove, who says measures could go beyond december the second. downing street has "slapped down" michael gove for suggesting there could be an extension, that's according to the independent. the daily mirror shares fears over a possible christmas lockdown. it says labour leader sir keir starmer is warning new meas

the philippines has been battered by the most powerful typhoon to hit asia this year typhoon goni packed winds of up to 225 kilometers per hour as it made landfall in the east hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes. giving you now the latest developments in the krona virus pandemic protests have been held across italy against a raft of measures to contain a new spike in cases the country reported a record number of illness 32000 new infections in 24 hours israel has reopened elementary school classes after a 6 week shutdown as the country eases restrictions following a nationwide lockdown that began in september australia has recorded no new locally transmitted infections for the 1st time in 5 months residents of hard hit melbourne enjoyed the 1st weekend of reopening cafes restaurants and pumps to the u.s. now where republican president donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden have been campaigning in key states on the final weekend before tuesday's election a record $90000000.00 plus early votes have already been cast as the bruising contest heads t

goni rival typhoon haiyan which in 2013 killed more than 6000 people. but this time there were warnings and preparation. and mass evacuations. are now evacuated because it's better to be safe since i can't walk i'd have to crawl to get out but if i could walk i prefer to stay in our place. even my i'm afraid because my mother's house is already weak and was about to get crushed. the early warnings and preparations put coast guard and other emergency rescuers in position to help residents stranded by rising floodwaters. the storm at one point was one of the most powerful ever recorded but its strength dissipated as it moved across the island of luzon home to more than 2000000 people accounting for 2 thirds of the filipino economy $50000.00 homes here were without power as goni moved out to the south china sea. direction vietnam still packing heavy rains. ahead of goldies landfall the country was still reeling from typhoon which killed $22.00 people next up though filipinos already know another storm that sunny is gaining strength in the pacific ocean as

much of the eastern philippines is still recovering from typhoon goni. the most powerful typhoon this, year, swept across the country last week. in the u.s., joe biden has been speaking to european leaders for the 1st time since becoming u.s. president elect. german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccrone . both talked to bite him about revitalizing transatlantic alliances. the incoming u.s. leader is keen to repair relationships that were strained under the trumpet ministration . they're all looking forward to being able to from great britain to, to france, to germany, to canada, etc. the reception and welcome we've got from our allies and our friends has been real and other calls to return. so i feel confident that we're going to be able to put the full put america back in the place of respect that it had before. and meantime, president trump still refusing to accept the election outcome. he insists that it was stolen from him and is pressing ahead with legal challenges. he continues to enjoy the backing of many prominent republic

much of the eastern philippines is still recovering from typhoon goni . the most powerful typhoon this year that swept across the country last week. the european commission has signed a deal to secure 300000000 doses of an experimental covert 19 vaccine developed by germany's biotech and the u.s. pharmaceutical giant pfizer commission president ursula funder line describes it as the most promising vaccine. so far, the makers say that their drug is more than 90 percent effective. here in germany as elsewhere, there is guarded optimism over the development. when human trials of b n t, 160 began earlier this year, no one knew if they would lead to a coronavirus vaccine. the reports that this substance is in fact highly effective, brought new hope. germany's research minister is cautiously optimistic, has been there for them not to lose. i'm very pleased when they're actually encouraged by this beginning. and hopefully we will not have any setbacks with vaccines. you're never sure about that. but these positive initial reports gave us a lot of hope. there from

and much of the eastern philippines is still recovering from typhoon goni. the most powerful typhoon this year at swept across the country last week. back in august, the area around beirut's port was devastated after several 1000 tons of ammonium nitrate in a warehouse exploded. at least $190.00 people were killed and around $6000.00, injured, entire streets were reduced to rubble and thousands of people left homeless. 3 months on how is the city and its people recovering? our colleagues from arabic program have been talking to many of those affected who are still waiting for answers. and in just a moment to do, karim who presents jafar talk, will tell us what they had to say, but 1st, we have this report on one family still mourning the father. they lost in the blast . these 5 siblings lost their father, saw her there. it's hard to lose this word forever, which would in the book of the word dirt. then we miss you so much. our home is so empty, there is no feeling of security anymore or kindness. everything has changed all off . and then we miss you, we miss

bracing for the arrival of another storm and that's as people continue to deal with the aftermath of typhoon goni at least 20 people have been killed after the world's strongest typhoon this year destroyed houses and triggered floods across the country residents really go to tears he says the new storm named as sonny will cause severe damage in its path john allen dorgan describes how people are coping in the hardest hit province. you were just in a smaller community in about an hour an hour from the gaza city and what we saw there was i mean to to describe what survivors see beyond human comprehension this is a coastal community where more than 90 percent of homes have been destroyed over a 1000 families used to live there and now they're clearly on the hand to mouth existence they're in desperate need of food and emergency shelter and across many areas of by province central and southern is on the situation is also difficult people were receiving aid here and there but they don't really know where the next meal will come so they're calling on the local government people in manila to come and br