, but he took overfrom him 2a in west london, but he took over from him 2a years ago, in west london,me and it turned into a civil war which has continued into the present day, basically, and the assad regime has even used chemical weapons against its own people, in rebel held towns, so the track record is terrible and i feel there will be a lot of evidence of atrocious human rights abuses and it is very important that the international community are in their documenting that as soon as possible, and that where possible, and that where possible people can be held to account for the war crimes which i fear will come to light as people get inside these prisons and detention centres that the regime have had. there is a bleak picture there and it is a bleak picture there and it is a bleak picture there and it is a moment to get beyond that but in accounting for it, i think that would be a useful deterrent to other arab dictatorial regimes who might think of using the same practices. i think of using the same practices— think of using the same practices. think of using the same ractices. .

this is harlesden in north—west london. are shocked.police activity going on here. it they say they haven't seen anything like this. one person said that they heard the shots last night, but they thought it was a sound of fireworks. people can't believe that a woman is dead. that she has died in this way. there are a few details. she was a woman in her 405. she died at the scene. two other people were 5cene. two other people were injured in the shooting. they are two men in their 305. one of them is in a critical condition, the other�*s injurie5 condition, the other�*s injuries are not said to be life—threatening. it has caused ma55ive 5hock life—threatening. it has caused ma55ive shock in this area. police activity has been going on here all day. to work out the circumstances of what happened. detectives say they are working at pace to discover who is responsible and they have appealed for information, wanting the public�*s help to find out who is responsible for last night's shootings. ten people have been injured, including one criti

a woman has been killed in a triple shooting in north west london.he five remaining members of the so—called bali nine drug ring have been freed and flown back to australia. they've spent almost 20 years in an indonesian prison for their roles in a heroin smuggling plot. now on bbc news. bbc 100 women in conversation: nadia murad. speaking in arabic she screams nadia murad is a nobel peace prize winner, a campaigner, and a survivor of the yazidi genocide.

a woman has been killed in a triple shooting in north west london. two men were also injured, one of them critically. police have described the incident as shocking. no arrests have been made. the five remaining members of the so—called bali nine drug ring have been freed and flown back to australia. they've spent almost 20 years in an indonesian prison for their roles in a heroin smuggling plot. now on bbc news. bbc 100 women in conversation: nadia murad. speaking in arabic she screams nadia murad is a nobel peace prize winner, a campaigner, and a survivor of the yazidi genocide. it's been ten years since she was taken captive by the islamic state in iraq and thousands of her people were massacred. but since she's escaped, she's been campaigning relentlessly for victims of war, lobbying governments, top politicians, and even hollywood celebrities. so, we've come to norway, home of the nobel institute, to speak to nadia about her work, fighting forjustice for the yazidi people, and trying to eliminate sexual violence in war. hi. nice to meet you. so

a woman has been killed in a triple shooting in north west london. two men were also injured, one of them critically. police have described the incident as shocking. no arrests have been made. the five remaining members of the so—called bali nine drug ring have been freed and flown back to australia. they've spent almost 20 years in an indonesian prison for their roles in a heroin smuggling plot. now on bbc news — click. so, this is the velodrome? this is it. this is where i spent 20 years of my life. i this week, alasdair�*s talking wheels with cycling legend sir chris hoy. we're watching how wind is helping wheelchair racers. i think building the chair around you and your needs is incredibly important. and we whip up a chat with the new voice and face of indiana jones. the thing that is universal is that there is, somewhere in all of us, an adventurer. so, this is the velodrome? this is it, this is where i spent 20 years of my life. i've raced the commonwealth games here in 2002, world champs in �*96, 2000, 2008. i've become world champion here, co

that is what we are hearing about a shooting last night in north west london which has left one womang. the tourists, four of whom are believed to be australian, were hospitalised with nausea, vomiting and neurological symptoms. it's believed they were all guests at a resort on fiji's coral coast, where they drunk cocktails in a bar on saturday night and fell ill shortly afterwards. those hospitalised are between 18 and 56, it comes just a few weeks after the death of six tourists in laos because of suspected methanol poisoning. fiji's health ministry has warned tourists to be cautious about what they consume over the festive period. south korea prosecutors have summoned the impeached president, yoon suk yeol. however, he's not appeared. parliament voted to impeach yoon on saturday, just two weeks after he tried to impose martial law. south korea's new acting president, han duck—soo, has assured joe biden that seoul will carry out its security policies without disruption. let's turn now to the political crisis in georgia. 0pposition supporters have continued their protests in the capi

he ran across nine countries in africa, 11 more countries in europe, and finally reaching west london. we went to find out why he did it. [cheering] >> reunited with his mother, just in time for christmas. this was the moment he finally crossed the finish line in his home city of london yesterday after running the equivalent of more than 300 marathons in just under a year and a half. >> incredibly relieved to have finished. it was overwhelming to see my mom there. she want to do a kilometer to go to the finish line with me. doing that with her was beyond my expectations. >> he wanted to raise awareness about racism by highlighting the history of human migration from africa, in his words, to show that we all come from the same place. his journey took him through africa, across europe, and along the way, he endured racist abuse and several weeks in a south sudan jail. he says the support he received along the way got him through it. >> some of the most proudest moments is me running with kids. i had the most incredible kids join me in kenya. i had to stop them when we reached their scho

a woman has died and a man's been critically injured after a shooting in north west london.rent, after police were called ju5t after 9pm on saturday. another man in his 305 was also injured. no arre5ts have been made and a murder investigation is now under way. a vigil has been held outside the family house of 10—year—old sara sharif in surrey. around 500 people laid flowers and cards to pay tribute to the little girl, whose body was found at the house in 2023. sara's father, urfan sharif, and step—mother, beina5h batool, were found guilty of her murder earlier this week following a ten—week trial. you're live with bbc news. in the uk, the home secretary, yvette cooper, has refused to set out a timetable to reduce the number of boats crossing the channel despite describing the figures as "far too high". it comes as the government said it had returned 13,500 failed asylum seekers to their home countries since the election in july. damian grammaticas reports. immigration enforcement, raids seeking to root out those in the uk without the right permissions. this is one arm of th

they were placed here in west london by the local authority, enfield council. ok, let's go.25 miles from the children's school. this journey is the helljourney, and we've been late to school all the time. the driving almost always falls to fauzia, as her husband's at work. where i live now, it takes me almost two hours to get to work. where they now live means mohammad has to get up shortly after midnight to start his shift at 3am, delivering doughnuts. while her children are at school, fauzia sometimes parks up and sits for six hours, unable to drive any more. it's affecting everyone in the house, because now they are missing, like, their childhood, everything. they can't do any activities. returning home, of course, is not appealing. there is mould and damp, the windows don't shut, and flies and maggots aplenty — problems the family have regularly reported to the council and the letting agent. but the biggest issue is the broken drainage system that repeatedly spews sewage into the bathroom. as i've been standing here, the excrement in the toilet bowl has risen noticeably

a woman is dead and a man critically injured after a shooting in north west london.was pronounced dead at the scene in gifford road in brent after police were called just after 9pm on saturday. another man in his 30s was also injured. a vigil has been held outside the family house of 10—year—old sara sharif in surrey. around 500 people laid flowers and cards to pay tribute to the child. sara's father, urfan sharif, and stepmother, beinash batool, were found guilty of her murder in 2023 earlier this week following a ten—week trial. her body was found at the house. you're live with bbc news. now to syria, where a week after the dictator, bashar al—assad, was ousted by islamist rebels, other countries are starting to establish how they will deal with the new interim regime. on his first visit to damascus since mr assad fled, the un envoy for syria said he supports lifting sanctions on the country. he urged justice, not revenge — and he called for increased and immediate aid. a delegation from qatar has also been in the syrian capital, meeting the transitional government

which he flew over, before continuing through 11 more countries in europe, and finally reaching west londont in time for christmas. this was the moment deo kato finally crossed the finishing line in his home city of london yesterday, after running the equivalent of more than 300 marathons injust under a year and a half. incredibly relieved to actually have finished. it was overwhelming to see my mum there and she wanted to do a kilometre to get to the finish line with me. so doing that with her was beyond my expectations. day 66 — running from cape town to london. deo wanted to raise awareness about racism by highlighting the history of human migration from africa, in his words, to show that we all come from the same place. his journey took him through africa and across europe and, along the way, he endured racist abuse and several weeks in a south sudan jail. but he says the support he received along the way got him through it. some of the most proudest moments was actually me running with kids. i had the most incredible kidsjoin me in kenya, and i had to stop them when we reached the scho

earlier, there was a shock in the west london derby.point of the top of the premier league, but lost to fulham, who scored a last—minute winner at stamford bridge. cole palmer put the home side ahead before substitute harry wilson equalised. then in the 95th minute, rodrigo muniz put the visitors in front to take a first victory at chelsea since 1979. fulham are eighth in the table, and their head coach said it was all for their supporters. football is about connections and connections between football club and fans and players and the staff and the fans. it means for me something really big, but at the end, they are three points and the most important thing for me is for our fans and our players. it's not about me, it's about the fans. i said many times that no matter if we win games or we do not win a game, i think it's more of the reality that we can see inside that for many reasons we are not ready. but the important thing is to see a team that can improve and, as tonight, can learn things. this is important. manchester city's stutt

resigned after accepting a loan from the then paymaster general to buy a house in notting hill in west londongot lots of money very wealthy friends, he's very well connected. all of that, all of that past will be looked at again by people as he is made ambassador to washington. once that is confirmed we will bring that to you. still in the uk, as tomorrow's deadline to qualify for winter fuel payments looms, there are calls for the cut—off to be extended, over fears that many will be made to wait for their money. age uk has warned tens of thousands of pensioners are unlikely to receive the payment before the end of the year, because of a growing backlog of claims. our correspondent aruna iyengar has more. since 1997, the winter fuel allowance has been a lifeline for many pensioners. but after the government announced in july that the payment would go only to those receiving pension credit, there's been a surge in first time applications. now there are calls for the government to extend tomorrow's deadline. the government have made this awful decision to slash winter fuel payments. what we're

a woman is killed and two men injured — after a shooting in north west london. 0ver13,000 migrants havebollywood superstar — hoping his new film could make the shortlist at this year�*s 0scars. hello, i�*m lucy grey. we start with the latest on syria a week after the fall of the assad regime. syria�*s de—facto leader, ahmed al— sharaa, has condemned israel for its continued air strikes on his country. mr al—sharaa, who was previously known as abu mohammed al—jolani, said the strikes threatened an unwarranted escalation in the region. israel says it wants to prevent syrian weapons falling into the hands of its enemies. meanwhile, the un syria envoy geir pedersen says he hopes for a swift end to sanctions to help facilitate economic recovery. speaking in damascus, where he�*s attending meetings, mr pedersen said that reviving law and order — and security — are of paramount importance. he also said it was critical the country receives increased

hoy tuvo ningún problema contra el west london stadium allá con el equipo de edson Álvarez, pero ibao. luego iba a venir trent alexander arnold con la especialidad de la casa. un bombazo de media distancia que si es cierto, lo desvía un poquito el defensa. pero igual va tan rápido ese balón que nada podía hacer, ni el defensa ni el delantero. y aquí entonces quería el balón para 10 toyota y así el portugués marcaba el 5 a 0, con el que el liverpool es imparable y sigue líder de la liga. vamos entonces al partido entre leicester city y el manchester city, que se jugó en el king power stadium y esta vez el city por fin iba a sacar una victoria desde el 4 de diciembre. el primero le iba a marcar sabino y el segundo quién no, sino erling haaland de cabeza para su gol número 14 de la temporada. y con esto, el city, como decía, gana por primera vez casi en un mes y vamos a cerrar en craven cottage, donde el fulham recibió al verme. en este partido quedó 2 a 2. pero lo importante es que raúl jiménez continúa en un gran nivel y anotó su sexto gol de la temporada. así, de cabeza para el equip

a woman is dead and a man critically injured in a shooting in north—west london.ed after 9pm on saturday. another man in his 30s was also injured. a vigil has been held outside the family house of 10—year—old sara sharif in surrey. around 500 people laid flowers and cards to pay tribute to the child. sara's father, urfan sharif, and stepmother, beinash batool, were found guilty of her murder in 2023 earlier this week following a ten—week trial. her body was found at the house. you're live with bbc news. south korea's constitutional court has started its preparations for president yoon suk yeol�*s impeachment trial. justices are reviewing saturday's parliamentary vote to suspend him from office after his failed attempt to impose military rule. the court has up to 180 days to decide whether to uphold the impeachment, or reinstate mr yoon. if it's upheld, a snap election will be held within sixty days. mac president yoon is yet to appear at a questioning at the prosecutors office despite multiple requests. investigators hope to talk to him on wednesday. the role of t

police were called to harlesden, in north—west london, just after nine o�*clock last night, where a womanin her 30s were also injured. police have described the incident as "truly shocking" and say a team of experienced detectives are working to identify who is responsible. 0ur reporter anisa kadri spoke to us about this. well, no arrest has been made, but a murder investigation has been launched. and people in this area, it�*s called harlesden, it�*s in northwest london — well, they�*re in real shock. we�*ve seen residents coming out of their homes, on their doorsteps, just looking overjust behind me at the police activity going on here. they say that they haven�*t seen anything like this. one person said that they heard the shots last night, that they thought that it was the sound of fireworks. and people here, theyjust can�*t believe that a woman is dead, that she has died in this way. now, the few details we know about the woman are that she�*s in her 40s. it�*s believed she died at the scene, and that two other people were injured in this shooting. they are two men. they�*re in their

hugh pym, bbc news, south—west london.of their sexuality are to receive competition. the government is putting aside £75 million for the scheme, veterans could also have their rank restored. here is more from her lgbt reporter). it was illegal to be gay in the petition for treatment until the year 2000, and those who are gay or even perceived to be gate were thrown out and in some cases imprisoned. and it's less than like sleeping with a criminal record. i sleeping with a criminal record. ., ., ., , record. i got a “ob and they did a terminal _ record. i got a job and they did a terminal records - record. i got a job and they | did a terminal records check record. i got a job and they - did a terminal records check on people. i was called into the managing directors office, and he explained that the results had come back and i was a convicted sex offender, so i was instantly dismissed, i was escorted off the premises in front of everyone, and people put two and two together and come up with five, eight accused me of that —

they were placed here in west london by the local authority, enfield council. ok, let's go.ney is the helljourney, and we've been late to school all the time. the driving almost always falls to fawzia, as her husband's at work. where i live now, it takes me almost two hours to get to work. where they now live means mohammad has to get up shortly after midnight to start his shift at 3am, delivering doughnuts. while her children are at school, fawzia sometimes parks up and sits for six hours, unable to drive any more. it's affecting everyone in the house, because now they are missing, like, their childhood, everything. they can't do any activities. returning home, of course, is not appealing. there is mould and damp, the windows don't shut, and flies and maggots aplenty — problems the family have regularly reported to the council and the letting agent. but the biggest issue is the broken drainage system that repeatedly spews sewage into the bathroom. as i've been standing here, the excrement in the toilet bowl has risen noticeably and it's in danger of overflowing again. there

police were called to harlesden, in north—west london, just after 9 o'clock last night, where a womanscribed the incident as "truly shocking" and say a team of experienced detectives are working to identify who is responsible. here, in the uk, the home secretary, yvette cooper, has refused to set out a timetable to reduce the number of small boats crossing the channel — despite admitting the figures are "far too high". it comes as the home office said it was on track to return the highest number of failed asylum seekers in five years, with more than 13,000 people sent to their home countries since the election injuly. damian grammaticas reports. immigration enforcement, raids seeking to root out those in the uk without the right permissions. this is one arm of the government's strategy. it says deportations have gone up. and in italy this weekend, the other arm of the strategy. the home secretary shared the stage with ministers from the front—line mediterranean states, france, italy and malta. how are you? this is about building partnerships with countries either where migrant routes

hugh pym, bbc news, south—west london.rashed. the 55 metre ride failed, dropping to ground level. her injuries are not thought to be serious. 11 others were treated at the scene in the city centre. west midlands police say the area remains sealed off. specialist teams searching for the missing former england rugby player, tom voyce, have found a body close to where the 43—year—old was swept away as he tried to drive across a flood—swollen river in northumberland. the water level was particularly high at the weekend when storm darragh lashed the uk. high at the weekend formal identification is yet to take place, but mr voyce's next of kin have been informed. the head of nato has warned that the alliance isn't ready for the threats it will face from russia and called for a shift to a wartime mindset. in a speech in brussels, mark rutte said future spending would need to be considerably higher than the current target of 2% of national wealth. katya adler is in brussels. is this in any way a realistic ambition? well, clive, ma

earlier, there was a shock in the west london derby. within a point of the top of the premier league, but lost to fulham, who scored a last—minute winner at stamford bridge. cole palmer put the home side ahead before substitute harry wilson equalised. then in the 95th minute, rodrigo muniz put the visitors in front to take a first victory at chelsea since 1979. fulham are eighth in the table, and their head coach said it was for their supporters. football is about connections and connections between football club and fans and players and the staff and the fans. it means for me something really big, but at the end, they are three points, but the most important thing for me is what it means for our fans and our players. it's not about me at all, it's about the fans. manchester city's stuttering form continues. the premier league defending champions failed to beat everton at the etihad, drawing 1—1. city got off to an ideal start, with bernardo silva giving them the lead in the first half. iliman ndiaye scored everton�*s equaliser before h

also resigned after accepting a loan from the paymaster general to buy a house in notting hill in west londonhy friends, he's very well connected. all of that, all of that past be looked at again by people as he is made ambassador to washington.— to washington. thank you very much and _ to washington. thank you very much and we _ to washington. thank you very much and we are _ to washington. thank you very much and we are expecting - to washington. thank you very l much and we are expecting that formal confirmation later on. just going to ukraine now, these are live pictures coming into the bbc. this is the aftermath of a russian missile attack. these are details coming in from the reuters news agency. we are being told at least one person has been killed in this russian missile attack on kyiv on the ukrainian capital. the head of the kyiv military administration is just giving us that initial information on this. this is morning in the capital and it has sparked a number of fires across the capital as well, damaging an office building. we are keeping an eye on that situation in ukraine. stil

their long wait for a win at their west london rivals is over.wight gayle scores the winner as hibs break hearts at tynecastle. .. in the edinburgh derby. and, standing his ground... young opener sam konstas hits an impressive half century, against india in melbourne.. hello there and welcome along to the programme on a bumper boxing day feast of football for fans today. the famine — when it comes to victories — goes on for the premier league champions manchester city. they couldn't find a way past everton, in the lunchtime kick off, at the etihad... a crucial moment, erling haaland's spot kick saved byjordan pickford... nesta mcgregor reports. a stadium steeped in folk belonging to manchester city team — belonging to manchester city team struggling to find their way out _ team struggling to find their way out of miserable run of form — way out of miserable run of form. , ., ., ,_, ., form. they have not scored a coal form. they have not scored a goal since — form. they have not scored a goal since october, - form. they have not scored a i goal s

hugh pym, bbc news, south—west london. question time will be looking at the problem tonight.looking at the problem tonight.— problem tonight. here is fiona bruce. problem tonight. here is fiona bruce- as _ problem tonight. here is fiona bruce. as the _ problem tonight. here is fiona bruce. as the nhs _ problem tonight. here is fiona bruce. as the nhs braces - problem tonight. here is fiona| bruce. as the nhs braces itself problem tonight. here is fiona - bruce. as the nhs braces itself for another tough winter we have a health secretary wes streeting, nigel huddlestone and former newspaper editor turned tv presenter piers morgan. we are in beckenham on iplayerfrom nine and on bbc one after the ten o'clock news. specialist teams searching for the missing former england rugby player tom voyce have found a body close to where the a3—year—old was swept away as he tried to drive across a flood—swollen river in northumberland. the water level was particularly high at the weekend when storm darragh lashed the uk. our sports correspondent olly fosterjoins me now. what more can you te

their long wait for a win at their west london rivals is over., standing his ground... young opener sam konstas hits an impressive half century, against india in melbourne.. hello there and welcome along to the programme on a bumper boxing day feast of football for fans today. the famine — when it comes to victories — goes on for the premier league champions manchester city.

hayden nguyen died at the chelsea and westminster hospital in west london in august 2016.t on signs of septic shock and on abnormal test results. an inquest in 2017 at westminster corners court however decided that the hospital's failures were not responsible for hayden's death. the coroner concluded he'd died of natural causes, infuriating his parents. having to live with the injustice has been really difficult, which is why the fight for hayden's second inquest and making sure that we correct the record has been not really a choice for us. the family therefore embarked on an unusually lengthy and costly legal battle. they successfully persuaded judges to order a second inquest into hayden's death, which concluded today following a three—week hearing. so far, the couple, who work in social media and software development, have spent £250,000 in their quest forjustice. the cost doesn't compare to the injustice. i think it's incumbent on us to do it, because i do know there are other families out there who can't necessarily afford to do what we did. it's been tiring to be in

a woman has died and a man is fighting for his life in hospital after a shooting in north—west londonoad in brentjust after 9 o'clock last night, where a woman, believed to be in her 40s died at the scene. two men, both in their 30s were also injured. police have described the incident as "truly shocking" and says a team of experienced detectives are working to piece together the events and identify who is responsible. no arrests have been made. seven tourists have been taken to hospital in fiji after suspected alcohol poisoning. it s believed they were all guests at a resort on fiji's coral coast, where they drunk cocktails where they drank cocktails afterwards. it comes just a few weeks after the death of six tourists in laos because of suspected methanol poisoning. because of suspected with me is our reporter who's from fiji — vandhna bhan. what are the authorities this incident happened at a luxury resort. unlike the louse poisonings that happened as a backpacker hostel, this happened at a 5—star resort. i like pass in southeast asia, fiji is not known as a backpackers haven. it i

the west london side are top of the group and already through. ireland side will seal their place in the last 16. hearts are preparing for their 100th european match knowing victory against petrocub will put them into the playoffs, while welsh side the new saints, can still qualify for the playoffs, but need a lot of results to go their way. they travel to slovenia to face celje. mark allen is through to the semi—finals of the riyadh season snooker championship. the northern irishman beat england's mark selby by four farmes to two to book his place in the last four. the defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan begins his campaign later this evening when he takes on china's ding junhui with the winner facing allen. and that's all the sport for now — we'll be back with sportsday! see you then. thank you very much. thank you. uk interest rates have been held at 4.75% after the bank of england voted to keep borrowing costs unchanged. the bank said it thought the economy had performed worse than expected, with no growth at all between october and december

>> daniel: no, a friend of mine was doing one in west london. it was very good. out the curse. >> daniel: if you are in london, go see it, definitely. >> stephen: all right. ... >> daniel: i have a bone to pick with you. >> stephen: you have a bone to pick with me? >> daniel: six shows. say my name. >> stephen: daniel craig. >> daniel: it's a diphthong. i don't say coal-bet. >> daniel: daniel craig, daniel craig. >> stephen: say it one more time. >> daniel: daniel craig. >> stephen: i hear the difference. that is subtle. it is a subtle difference and i apologize. >> daniel: do you? >> stephen: i don't want you to be daniel craig mad at me. [bleep] that guy. i am so sorry. please accept my apology. hold on a second, have i been doing that? for six shows? >> daniel: six shows. >> stephen: and i have said craig every time. you can call me coal bert if you want. >> daniel: it used to be written on the monitor. >> stephen: it is written as colbert on the monitor. i used to be colbert when i was younger. >> daniel: really? just showbiz, is that what made you change it?

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scrapping for points — the pressure boils over at the london stadium, as west ham beat wolves and givemore questions over the running of manchester united, with the departure of the sporting director after just five months. scrapping for points — the pressure boils over at the london stadium, as west ham beat wolves and give their manager a stay of execution. more questions over the running of manchester united, with the departure of the sporting director after just five months. let's start with the news that premier league official david coote has been sacked by the refereeing body. this was following a thorough investigation into his conduct. coote was suspended on the 11th of november pending a full

hoy no tuvo problemas contra el west ham london stereo en la casa de los hammers porque iba a ser todomomento, la colaba el primer palo, 3 a 0, lo ganaba el liverpool y luego venía este golazo de tren. alexander arnold que le pegaba este bombazo. es cierto, se lo desvía el central, pero le pega tan fuerte que la pelota apenas si se mueve. y eso quedaba en el cuarto del partido y al final la encontraba a diego toyota y el portugués la mandaba a guardar. 5 a 0. lo ganó el liverpool y está solo, completamente solo, en la punta de la liga premier. vamos entonces ahora al king power stadium, donde lester city recibió al manchester city que no ganaba desde principios de diciembre, pero se iba a encontrar este rebote para poner el primero. y después quién más sino aquí le ponía un bombón a erling haaland que de cabeza marcaba el número 14. la temporada en su cuenta personal y el city gana su primer partido desde el 4 de diciembre, pero está muy lejos de la punta de la premier. y bueno, cerrar la premier con el partido entre el fulham y el vermut. así que vamos a las acciones al craven cottage

and the devil wears prada hits london's west end — we will be live from the red carpet as fashion iconsnd celebrities arrive for the gala performance. counting has resumed in ireland's parliamentary election. during the first day of counting, 36 of the 174 seats in the dail — or lower house — were decided. the first preference votes have so far given the fina gael party — of the prime minister simon harris — ten seats, with his fianna fail coalition partners and the main opposition sinn fein eight seats each. let's speak to our chief presenter caitriona perry, who's in dublin for us. over to you. i can bring you up-to-date _ over to you. i can bring you up-to-date on _ over to you. i can bring you up-to-date on the - over to you. i can bring you up-to-date on the seat - over to you. i can bring you i up-to-date on the seat count over to you. i can bring you - up-to-date on the seat count as up—to—date on the seat count as we currently have 70 seats allocated of the 174. it sounds like 71 behind me. that is the latest count from dublin central here in the city centre. and i think marie s

west. live from london, this is bbc news.another teenager and a teacher at a christian school in wisconsin. donald trump meets the chief of tiktok ahead of a looming us ban on the app which the president—elect has promised to revisit. syria's interim leader calls for international sanctions to be lifted so that millions can be free to return home. devastation across the island of mayotte after a cyclone tore through the indian ocean territory. the french army says it's working to clear the roads. ajudge in brazil has ordered that an adele song be pulled from all radio stations and streaming services around the world over allegations of plagiarism. hello and welcome. i'm sally bundock. we start with breaking news from the us state of wisconsin. police say the suspect in a school shooting was a 15—year—old girl. a teacher and a student were killed, and the attacker took her own life. only 3% of mass shootings in the us have been carried out by women or girls. the police chief in the city of madison said the alarm was raised by

west. live from london. this is bbc news.tates the french indian ocean territory of mayotte. survivors speak of apocoloyptic scenes. translation: | screamed, - "we need help, we need help!" i was screaming because i could see the end coming for me. german chancellor olaf scholz faces a confidence vote this is the scene live in damascus as regional and international powers step up engagement with syria's new rulers. those displaced begin returning home and with a hope to rebuild. many have already crossed the borders from different borders to come back and settle here, but for this to be rebuilt, it needs international support, not the syrian one only. the archbishop of york apologises for not acting sooner in a sex abuse case — as pressure grows for him to resign, days before he's set to take temporary charge of the church of england. hello, i'm lucy hockings. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction.

man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after pedestrians were hit by a car in london's westof christmas day. four pedestrians were taken to hospital — one of them is still in a life—threatening condition. police say they believe the suspect was "involved in an altercation at a nightclub prior to getting in his car and mounting the pavement". they say it is not terror—related. desi bouterse, a military strongman who twice ruled the south american nation of suriname, has died aged 79. bouterse led a 1980 coup in the former dutch colony. after being overthrown he returned to power, by election, three decades later — despite charges of drug smuggling and murder. supporters applauded him for his charisma and populist social programs. opponents accused him of being a ruthless dictator who was guilty of drug trafficking and extra—judicial killings. we can take you back to pictures from hawaii. we have been showing you pictures of the erupting volcano, it started to erupt on monday. all throughout the day, it is looking fairly quiet at the moment, but we can show you some pictures t

to help them, and it will only rather escalate the situation between russia and the collective west of london approved has expressed consent, and i said that essentially rushing treats this as can send the faxes over a 100000 american soldiers right now in europe. and he has said that while russia is not going to get on the minute you bandwagon. and just uh, threatening the threatening to westwood, its nuclear capabilities. but still russia has to get ready and has to prepare for every single scenario that is on the table. so you wouldn't slaying up like huge steps almost 2 days. the military and political situation in the world remains difficult and unstable. bloodshed in the middle east rages on high conflict potential persists in a number of other regions of the world. we see that the cut into us administration and almost the entire collective west have not abandoned their attempts to maintain global dominance as they continue to impose their so called rules on the world community, which they change time after time twisting them. so as we see fit, rushes, defense minister and very bellows

man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after pedestrians were hit by a car in london's westthe early hours of christmas day. no more for pedestrians were taken to hospital, one of them is still in a life-threatening condition. police say they believe the suspect was involved in an altercation at a nightclub prior to getting in his car. they say it is not terror-related. while for many christmas is a time for gathering together and celebrating, it can also be a time for helping those most in need. >> welcome to the crisis hotel at christmas where things are done a little differently. the staff of volunteers and the guests are rough sleepers. it will help 600 people with volunteer team working day and night. the first guests to check in headed straight to bed for the chance of a peaceful night's sleep somewhere quiet, clean, and comfortable. after midnight, they come down to enjoy a good, home-cooked breakfast. this year cooked by celebrities. >> the guests have had a night of sleep and now are coming down for breakfast and that is what we will be starting with. making tease -

west midlands railway services will be affected by engineering works and last—minute cancellations are possible. londonll hit the heathrow express and some other services. and today it was revealed the north west of england has the highest rate of train cancellations in britain. mairead smyth is at manchester victoria station for us, and manchester is the worst affected area? iamat i am at victoria station and when it comes to cancellations this station is the worst in britain and staying in manchester, manchester piccadilly is number three on that list and as you say the north west is the worst affected region when it comes to cancellations which of course has such a huge impact on people who rely on trains to travel to work, to study and of course just to enjoy the city of manchester and other towns in the north of england. i have spoken to staff here who have told me that at this time of year this station is particularly busy because people come through manchester victoria to enjoy the christmas markets in the city centre. northern rail are one of the main operators here and they say they are sorry

man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after pedestrians were hit by a car in london's westestrians were taken to hospital — one of them is still in a life—threatening condition. police say they believe the suspect was "involved in an altercation at a nightclub prior to getting in his car and mounting the pavement". they say it is not terror—related. pope francis has delivered his traditional christmas day blessing. speaking from the central balcony of st peter's basilica to thousands of people in the square below, he delivered his traditional christmas day "urbi et 0rbi" — an address to the city and the world. in his speech, the pope called for talks between ukraine and russia to end the war that followed moscow's full—scale invasion two years ago, and he also renewed his call for a ceasefire in the israel—gaza war translation: in the middle east and contemplating - the crib of bethlehem, i think of the christian communities in israel and palestine and particularly to the dear community of gaza, where the humanitarian situation is extremely grave. may there be a ceasefire.

man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after pedestrians were hit by a car in london's westy hours of christmas day. four pedestrians were taken to hospital — one of them is still in a life—threatening condition. police say they believe the suspect was "involved in an altercation at a nightclub prior to getting in his car and mounting the pavement". they say it is not terror—related. today might be christmas day, but it is also the first day of the jewish festival of hanukkah. commonly known as christmukkah , it celebrates two festivals of great miracles in both religions, meaning a day of epic celebrations for mixed jewish—christian families. tamzin kraftman reports. christmukkah, once a joke made byjews in largely christian countries, has become a reality for many across the world. as for the first time in almost 20 years, christmas and hanukkah are falling on the same day. it's a chance for this multi—faith family, who grew up observing separate religions, to come together and share their cultural traditions. growing up in a country like england, not celebrating christmas