so, while i was down in new zealand, i called up p.j.f based on my character. he said one word: "absolutely." and then a second word: "not." but he did agree to let us use a bunch of his sets and props so we could film our own trailer, and he even agreed to be in it. so join me now for an exclusive never-before-broadcast behind-the-scenes journey into my day filming in hobbiton with peter jackson. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: the village of hobbiton that they have created is a perfect depiction of the shire. i never wanted to leave. i cannot tell you from whness i came or what my errand may be. know only this: i am called the laketown spy. he is a spy master, so, obviously with the way he looks in the laketown spy getup can't be who he really is. who would he be? what would make sense? look at me. how you would typecast me? and i thought probably argon's brother, garl gorn. this is him. this is him. this is him, right? i am half elf, darrylgorn is half elf. we don't talk about it. this is behind the music of darrylgorn. i was wearing aragorn's double

never gave us the right we're here in polynesia the mahdi arrived in new zealand on voyaging vessels trophy used the pacific and accumulated a whole body of knowledge and tombs of being over with a different storms in. the elements in where look we're living and some very complex climbs into himself. international relations in politics geopolitical politics all deploying all of the skill set to be able to support the position of new zealand deep in our relationships though if we use a fire relationships in consolidate what we want to say here in the present which is greatest ability economic will slowly and in the well being of their peoples open democracy which is fair and just they've also become the 1st woman in parliament to have a traditional maori chin tattoo the mco y. as for minister you're now in a much bigger international stage given the prejudice and the ignorance around indigenous cultures was that a difficult decision for you to get that tattoo and do you see this now as an opportunity really to educate a larger audience about maori culture it is an opportunity to educa

our way through the relationship with china because we have a significant population here in new zealand and they are our largest trading partner that we can continue to have is that enough. well you've got to understand you soon it's very aware of our place in the world were country and the suffolk and we have deep connections across the pacific in the way in which we never get our relationship with china it's our largest trading partner and are able to excrete so views based on the values that we hold. delicately balanced in some portions that we continue to a suit the brits of those issues ok are talking about the part of the world where new zealand is so let's stay there for a moment over the past decade there has been significant documentation about evidence of crimes against humanity committed and west pop well that territory of course is administered by indonesia it's home to more than a 1000000 and digitise peoples anywhere from 100002 half a 1000000 people have been killed there since the 1960 s. and it's actually difficult to get a really clear number because of restrictions on

from doha also coming up i think the message from the report is that we can and must be show new zealand's a prime minister val's change after a high level report into last year's mosque shootings finds failings by police and intelligence. to opposition activists are arrested in hong kong for taking part in the band protest in july. and married on a monday football fans in argentina are campaigning to put the late to the peso. the u.s. has seen its deadliest 7 days of the coronavirus pandemic since april 15000 americans died from co the 19 in the past week and there's warnings this will worsen as more people travel for the end of year holiday season a number of states are introducing new measures including california where there are concerns hospitals consume run alpha's beds. what we have now is a challenge ahead of us of the bleak months of december in january where we have a baseline of inspections that literally is breaking records every day with regards to number of infections number of hospitalizations and numbers of deaths the numbers are really stunning we can do something about it

he's the 4th generation of sheep farmers a new zealand side island. farmers have always been valued in new zealand they are the backbone of the country's economy. appreciate she. says. nationals are doing today. a favor chatter around. climate change is shaking up this rural paradise sheep and cows are major producers of meeting they generate one 3rd of all greenhouse gas emissions in new zealand suddenly farmers are seen as environmental centers randall can see growing misunderstanding between people in the city and in the country. as cities had cousins. and friends that had a farm. on farms. that. includes new zealand center left governments in this for example sheep and cows wading through rivers and possibly fouling the water doesn't fit with new zealand's clean image so many farmers now have to build fences along the waterways on their property. which farmers have become a political pawn says randall. in terms of. the brain and opposition from on years. so in terms of how to actually run a country and actually run a business strategy from strange

a high level inquiry into last year's mass shooting into new zealand found failings by the police and intelligence but says nothing could have stopped the attack australian gunman brenton talent is serving life in prison without parole for murdering $51.00 were in march last year the world commission has made dozens of recommendations including setting up a new national security and intelligence agency. ultimately this roughly 800 page report can be distilled into one simple premise with some new zealanders should be safe anyone who calls new zealand harm regardless of race religion sick szell orientation should be safe new zealanders deserve a system that does its best to keep you safe and that is what we are committed to building. whitehead joins us live from christchurch new zealand so wayne how did the commission reach these findings. well as you heard from the prime minister there was a very extensive report some 800 pages long hundreds of interviews conducted hundreds more recent submissions provided it really looked in many different aspects leading up to the attacks and. what

new zealand security agencies the new zealand security agencies were too focused on the threat from terrorismf a warning public health crisis. it is said that christmas will be a bigger challenge than thanksgiving. some ‘breaking' news for you now. a competitive form of break dancing, known as breaking, has been confirmed as a new sport for the 2024 paris olympics. the president of the international olympic committee says it will make the games "more youthful and urban". let's speak to antonio castillo, founder of competitive brea kdancing in the united states, and is a breakdancer himself. thank you forjoining us and congratulations. i suppose you are happy today. you had a role in making this happen, what was that? much of it was asked just trying new things in our community and organising competitions and, more than anything, advocating for breaking to become an olympic sport so the entire world is excited, we are excited and we will see what happens in the future in paris 202a. will see what happens in the future in paris 2024. and you will have a role there yourself is to mark right now

new zealand acted swift ly when the virus struck.ey did it and how they pulled it off. >> reporter: it looks like the world we used to know. >> merry christmas. >> reporter: christmastime in new zealand. a summer celebration there. people mingling. families united. >> to the father, to the son. >> reporter: gathering in churches, no mask, no coronavirus epidemic. this island nation of 5 million is a world leader in stamping it out. >> we've had no community transmission for several months now in any part of new zealand. >> reporter: its record is remarkable. 25 covid deaths in all, compared to the horrifying figures in the u.s. new zealand's population matches south carolina's, and yet that state has had more than 5,000 deaths from the virus. new zealand did it by shutting down hard and fast. >> it's proven to be that it can be eliminated using this approach. >> reporter: they tested and traced, led by a tough prime minister. >> we are taking a rapid response to break the chain of transmission, to go hard to keep it out and stamp it

katty: still remembering those terrible attacks in new zealand.ears ago on this day, the former beatle john lennon were dead as he returned home to the dakota apartment buildingthn york. thom broke cover the story that night, and today he reflects on the legacy johft lennon behind. >> and shrub berry fields that part of newark central park, dedicated to john lennon'sns memory, his outinely play and perform his music. it's just a stones throw from the dakota. 40 years ago when he died i was young and inexperienced i rushed to the dakota to help relay news of the former beatles shocking demise to early-morning radio listeners. >> can you tell us what happened questionark >> john lennon died two hours ago. i spoke with hundreds of fans -- there are hundreds of fans congregating where they will hold an all-night vigil. emotions.re ched with there is a slightly scary picture taken from my first bbc id card. as news of his death spread, a traumatized millions. near everyone could remember exactly where they were when i first got word that he had been ki

zealanders safe. today we have answers.the matters of how the attack occurred and what could have been done to stop it, the commission found no failures within any government agencies that would have allowed the terrorist planning and preparation to be detected. but they did identify many lessons to be learned insignificant areas require change. let's speak to the bbc‘s shaimaa khalil in sydney. thanks forjoining us. thanks for joining us. just talk us through than some of the other main findings of this report. it is a hefty report, 800 pages long, goes into extreme detail and not just about what happened, the planning of the attack but the environment that allowed this attack to happen, and for me there are three key areas, this paints a picture of a patchy security agency system, patchy in terms of information sharing, enforcement, and that goes into the heart of why brenton tarrant, the white supremacist that killed 51 people in those two christchurch masks went under the radar of the security agencies despite ten of th

imo mathison this is all to see a live from doha also coming up new zealand releases a report on the 2900 christchurch mosque attacks recommending stronger anti terrorism and hate crime laws. still it all adds up at a crucial break that trade deal another round of talks between the e.u. and u.k. fails to resolve differences as a deadline looms. american singer songwriter bob dylan's tells his entire song catalog and what's been the cold one of the biggest ever publishing deals. the u.s. has seen its deadliest 7 days of the coronavirus pandemic since april and health experts are warning the worse is yet to come nearly 2000 americans have died each day and the past week the country's top infectious disease expert says the winter holidays surge hasn't hit yet as people prepare to travel and get together. and what we have now is a challenge ahead of us of the bleak months of december in january where we have a baseline of inspections that literally is breaking records every day with regards to number of infections number of hospitalizations and numbers of deaths the numbers are really st

he's the 4th generation of sheep farmers a new zealand south island. farmers have always been valued in new zealand they are the backbone of the country's economy. national audience. around. climate change is shaking up this rural paradise sheep and cows are major producers of meat thing they generate one 3rd of all greenhouse gas emissions in new zealand suddenly farmers are seen as environmental centers randall can see growing misunderstanding between people in the city and in the country. as cities had cousins. and friends that had a farm. on farms. as. the includes new zealand center left governments in this for example sheep and cows wading through rivers and possibly fouling the water doesn't fit with new zealand's clean image so many farmers now have to build fences along the waterways on their property. which farmers have become a political pawn says randall. in terms of. and how it actually did bring an opposition from on years so in terms of how to actually run a country actually run a business strategy from strange was maybe not a lot of exp

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i think the message from the report is that we can and must be show you zealand's prime minister vows change after a high level reported last year's mosque shootings finds failings by police and intelligence. position activists are arrested in hong kong for taking part in the band protest in july last. american singer songwriter bob dylan sells his entire song catalog and what's being called one of the biggest ever publishing deals. the u.s. has seen its deadliest 7 days of the corona virus pandemic since april and health experts are warning the worst is yet to come early 2000 americans have died each day in the past week the country's top infectious disease expert says the winter holiday surge hasn't hit yet as people to prep prepared to travel and to get together. and what we have now is a challenge ahead of us of the bleak months of december in january where we have a baseline of inspections that literally is breaking records every day with regards to number of infections number of hospitalizations and numbers of deaths the numbers are really stunning we can do something about it b

james shaw is new zealand's minister for climate change. he's in wellington in new zealand.forjoining us. of 43 industrialised countries, 31 have experienced a drop of new missions the 12 has seen emissions increase recently and new zealand is near the top of the second group. why is that? over the course of the last three decades we simply have not put in place sufficient policies to bend the curve of our missions downwards as our population and economy has grown. that is what we we re economy has grown. that is what we were spending much of the first term of our government on, mirroring some legislation that the uk put in place about ten yea rs that the uk put in place about ten years ago so we have a climate commission who next year will provide us with advice on how to stay within that 1.5 degrees threshold. you say that but there is an organisation that reads your contributions as insufficient. and if every country did that, the world would be warming up to three degrees. that is right. they have been critical for a long time and that is why as soon for a long time and

our top stories: a report into last year's christchurch terror attack on two mosques has found new zealand's security services were too focused on the threat from islamist terrorism. the report specifically notes that before 2018, the concentration of resources was not based on an informed assessment of the threats of terrorism associated with other ideologies. two of the biggest states in the us have warned of a worsening public health crisis and dr fauci says christmas will be a greater challenge than thanksgiving. we don't listen to the public health measures that we need to follow, then we could start to see things really get bad in the middle of january. with time running out, the british prime minister will travel to brussels this week, to try and secure a post—brexit trade deal with the eu. and bob dylan sells the publishing rights to his entire music back catalogue — in a deal worth hundreds of millions of dollars. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. in new zealand, a report into last yea r‘s terror attack by a white supremacist on two mosques in christchur

i think some people might rush to interpret that as new zealanders may not want to ta ke as new zealandersthe vaccine. but i think we need to take a step back and understand that new zealanders like many people it might be just a little bit concerned about what is involved and the process by which the vaccine came to be so quickly. so concern, but then we will have it. is that what you were saying? hesitancy rather than anti—vaccine? yes, i think you could look at it as a spectrum. and where there might be some hesitancy, and i think that's natural and normal, people will want to know a little bit more about it andi to know a little bit more about it and i think within that spectrum, there will be some people who will find out a little bit more about it and then feel comfortable and press ahead with taking the vaccine once it becomes available. but then further along the route the a people who are a little bit more concerned and might need a little bit more information, and then you move along to the cohort of the population that might be somewhat more resistant. you had a very tough lock

paul: managing editor for a soy and new zealand, and johnson. -- for australia and new zealand, ed johnsonns of americans will see their funds expire because president trump has refused to sign a still is package. more on that story now. >> we are better off with stimulus that we are without stimulus. i do not think that $2000 checks make much sense. the real issue is going to be sustaining this expansion. you think about it, the $908 billion stimulus bill would probably pay out to hunter $50 billion per month for the next three months. $250b per month the next three months. the level of compensation is running below what we would've expected. gdp is running $70 billion below what we would have expected it would. so, in a way, it is unprecedented. muchve stimulus already, more than filling out the holes. and, given lots of the whole is from the fact that, not the people do not want to spend, but that they cannot spend, they cannot take a flight or go to a restaurant, i do not necessarily think that the priority should be on promoting consumer spending, beyond where we are now. so i am not

an inquiry into last year's mass shooting at 2 new zealand mosques as found failings by the police and intelligence agencies but says nothing could have stopped the attack australian gunman brenton town to serving life in prison without parole. ultimately this roughly 800 page report came be distilled into one simple premise with some new zealanders should be safe anyone who calls new zealand harm regardless of race religion sick show orientation gene data should be saif new zealanders deserve a system that does its best to keep you safe and that is what we are committed to building. has more from christchurch where the attack happened. a very long and detailed reports that has now been tabled in parliament and released to the public will mice a 100 pages long hundreds of people interviewed hundreds of submissions received a very exhaustive an extensive. it began the reports by looking into in great detail the events of the actual day and much last year when the gunman brings in town to attack the 2 mosques in christchurch and then it delves into the background of the events that led u

james shaw, the new zealand minister for climate change.out a post—brexit trade deal between the uk and the eu are continuing through the night in brussels. virgin galactic attempted a milestone test flight of its rocket—powered tourist plane on saturday, marking the first crewed flight of its reusable unity vehicle. it took off from the purpose—built commercial spaceport in new mexico but the flight did not reach space as planned after the onboa rd computer that monitors the rocket motor, lost connection. the pilots were however able to fly back to base and land safely. now this does of course come off the back of elon musk‘s spacex starship test flightjust days ago — which despite spectacularly exploding on landing was still a huge success. earlier i spoke to science and health journalist, christopher wanjek who authored: ‘spacefarers: how humans will settle the moon, mars, and beyond.‘ i asked him how close we are to the idea of space tourists. we're just about there, close, virgin galactic will bounce right back within a year, they are

he's the 4th generation of sheep farmers a new zealand south island. farmers have always been valued in new zealand they're the backbone of the country's economy. national identity but there's also a fear of chatter around. climate change is shaking up this world paradise sheep and cows are major producers of methane they generate one 3rd of all greenhouse gas emissions in new zealand suddenly farmers are seen as environmental centers randall can see growing misunderstanding between people in the city and in the country. as cities had cousins. and friends. the phone say most people probably speak holidays on phone school holidays no worries that very much as the populations grow and it's probably more that song on a white. includes new zealand center left governments in this for example sheep and cows wading through rivers and possibly fouling the water doesn't fit with new zealand's clean image so many farmers now have to build fences along the waterways on their property. farmers have become a political pawn says randall. in terms of. how to actually

i think the message from the report is that we can and must to be sure new zealand's prime minister promises change after an investigation into last year as mosque shootings finds failings by police and intelligence agencies. and chuck yeager the test pilot who broke the sound barrier dies at the age of 97. hello thanks for joining us the world's 1st approved coronavirus vaccine is being rolled out in the u.k. take a look at this 19 year old market margaret's kenan received the 1st official dose at the university hospital in coventry she says it was a privilege well 800000 doses of the pfizer by a vaccine will be available at 70 hospitals right across the u.k. the elderly and care home workers are being prioritized health chiefs caution the rollout will be a marathon not a sprint but the prime minister boris johnson is calling it a huge step forward the british health secretary has described it as the beginning of the end off this pandemic let's get an update from joining us from just outside st thomas's hospital that's over and london rory so you're saying the vaccine has now been administe

but 1st to new zealand where sheep farmers are fed up with being blamed for climate change. the corona outbreak has reduced travel and industrial production and resulted in a dip in carbon emissions so in that sense it's actually improving the health of the planet but the environmental impact of animal agriculture for example from maine is massive. in 2016 global greenhouse gas emissions total $51.00 peaker tonnes of which more than 7 gigatons were caused by meat and dairy companies. to meet the targets set by the paris climate agreement global greenhouse gas emissions have to be reduced to 13 gigatons by 2050 but if the meat and dairy industry continues down its current path its annual emissions are expected to exceed $10.00 times with devastating impact on the climate in new zealand sheep farmers are coming under increasing public and political pressure. as far as the eye can see and what looks like boundless freedom for randall aspinall he's the 4th generation of sheep farmers a new zealand south island. farmers have always been valued in new zealand they are the backbone

how would, how will climate change affect new zealand in particular?e severe drought and our hotter seasons and we are also experiencing more frequent and severe storms throughout the year and the nature of those storms is changing as well. we're starting see the sea level rise increasing coastal erosion in the country is waking up to the fact that we will have to adapt to the effects of climate change that are already locked in and i think that will increase the sense of urgency with which people say we need to get on with cutting our emissions in the atmosphere. this is bbc news, our headlines: talks about a post—brexit trade deal between the uk and the eu are continuing through the night in brussels. in nigeria, hundreds of students are feared missing after gunmen on motorbikes raided a secondary school in katsina state in the north—west of the country. virgin galactic attempted a milestone test flight of its rocket—powered tourist plane on saturday, marking the first crewed flight of its reusable unity vehicle. it took off from the purpose—built co

a report into last year's christchurch terror attack on two mosques has found new zealand's securityvices were too focused on the threat from islamist terrorism. the report specifically notes that before 2018, the concentration of resources was not based on an informed assessment of the threats of terrorism associated with other ideologies. two of the biggest states in the us warn of a worsening public health crisis — america's leading infectious diseases expert says christmas will be a greater challenge than thanksgiving. and the death that shocked millions of fans. remembering the former beatle, john lennon, who was killed a0 years ago today. good to have you with us. well, it's day one of vaccine rollout as the uk becomes the first country in the western world to immunise people against coronavirus. 800,000 doses of the jab will be available at hospitals across the country. british prime minister boris johnson has called it a huge step forward in the fight against covid—19, which has led to the deaths of more than 60,000 people across the country. 0ur health reporter jim reed has

here in new zealand, where according to the latest bulletin from the new zealand bulletin of health,cases of covid in the community, the celebrations are able to go ahead in a relatively normal fashion. cheering samoa and tonga already welcoming in the new year, 2021, ahead of new zealand, but auckland the first major world city to welcoming the new year and say goodbye to 2020. a year that i think most of us will be glad to see the buckle. with hopes that 2021 will bring a much better and healthier here for all of us —— glad to see the back of. how lovely to see that scene in auckland. borisjohnson‘s trade deal with the european union has become law. the bill has cleared the uk parliament, after being approved by mps and peers. 0vernight it was given royal assent by the queen. the deal takes effect at 11pm when the uk will stop following eu rules. here's our political correspondent, chris mason. this was the moment, late into the night, when the brexit trade deal became the law of the land. her majesty has signified her royal assent to the following act — european union future relat

this roughly 800 page report came be distilled into one simple premise with the new zealanders should be safe anyone who harm regardless of race religion sexual orientation gender should be safe new zealanders deserve a system that does its best to keep you safe and that is what we are committed to building more opposition activists have been arrested in hong kong those detentions come as the u.s. imposes new sanctions and a travel ban on 14 chinese officials it's in response to hong kong's decision to disqualify opposition politicians from its legislative council e.u. and u.k. negotiators have failed to make any headway as they attempt to reach a post brags that trade deal but as prime minister boris johnson set to travel to brussels this week to try to work out an agreement those are the headlines coming up next it's one a one east good buy. the world food program will receive the nobel peace prize for fighting against hunger and the use of starvation as a weapon of war we ask executive director david beasley how the challenge of combating global hunger will be met in the age of the

he now works as a security consultant in new zealand he assisted. in the aftermath of the christ church attack. western security agencies have been late to the party there spent so much time and effort in the last almost 20 years now looking at extremists is lot that they haven't paid enough attention that was going behind the internet walls where white supremacist perhaps was a dialogical dialectical opposition to the islamists have organized very thoroughly their way ahead of the security authorities up until you know the last 3 years the issue a white supremacist was considered a local law enforcement problem it was not a national security problem this is for the entire western liberal democratic world now we know that that in fact it's false. it's an international phenomenon and it means to be combat as an international phenomenon with the same rumor that the fight against. to take on that far right community is considerable in scope and scale then after novel both me. populating behind the scenes of these lone wolves are a number of far right o

new zealand had been favourites to win the game as the final day started with the tourists on 71—3 —rs after his last his last century, gave the tourists hope of a draw. he was eventually removed on 102, setting up a thrilling end with the hosts needing four wickets from the final 22 overs to secure victory. despite resistance from pakistan, new zealand finally got the last wicket with less than five overs remaining. there was a dramatic finish in the australian big bash league as hobart hurricanes beat brisbane heat byjust one run. brisbane needed two runs to win from the final ball to at the gabba, but mark steketee was run out by a direct hit. it looked like the batsman had got the one run he needed to force a super—over but replays showed he'd left his bat in the air as he dived. the sport of surfing will make its debut at the tokyo olympics this summer — and it's also secured a place at the paris games in 202a. the head of the international surfing association told our sports news correspondent alex capstick that it will benefit both the sport of surfing and the olympic movement

and fireworks welcome 2021 in new zealand, but celebrations are being scaled down due to the pandemic'll find out how different countries are welcoming in the new year. this is the scene live in pyongyang as north korea begins its new year celebrations. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. let's stick with those fireworks to celebrate the new year. this is a live broadcast injapan, showing their celebrations for new year. those are coming into us live from a secret location in tokyo. we are not entirely sure where it is. the japanese authorities are not releasing the location of the displays to stop crowds from gathering. japanese people are sharing in a new year, 2021. 2020 was supposed to be an olympic year foiljapan, year, 2021. 2020 was supposed to be an olympic yearfoiljapan, with year, 2021. 2020 was supposed to be an olympic year foiljapan, with the tokyo 0lympics. that has been postponed and will hopefully go ahead in the summer. i am not sure why there is a picture of a cow, but maybe it is giving birth? no... we we re maybe it is giving birth?

should be safe new zealanders deserve a system that does its best to keep you safe and made it's what we are committed to building south korea says it secured millions of coronavirus vaccines amid a growing surge of infections it's enough to cover 84 percent of the population but the inoculation program will only begin after monitoring other countries rollouts for a few months. at least 8 opposition activists have been arrested in hong kong it's because they joined an annual protest march on july 1st this year it was deemed an illegal assembly a number of those arrested which included several former politicians announced it on their social media pages. one day a nationwide shutdown has been merged in india as farmers ramp up protests against new agriculture laws transport workers and teachers are among the other unions supposed to strike tens of thousands of farmers have been camped outside india's capital for more than a week say the law will hurt their livelihoods and to calling on the government to repeal it. but as the headlines don't go away the news continues here on al jazeera

new zealand ‘s response to the attacks when it happened, attracted worldwide attention because of theat there are some learnings, notjust in new zealand but in other countries for implementing as well in swift manners. notjust implementing as well in swift manners. not just at implementing as well in swift manners. notjust at a government level but add an individual level as well. we all play a part in reducing hate crimes and our unconscious bias. that escalates to what we saw on march 15 last year. thank you for your time and for paying tribute to your brother here on bbc world news. we wish you well. two years ago, global headlines were dominated by political upheaval in venezuela — we reported extensively on what looked at the time like the end of the maduro regime. now, nicolas maduro is not only still in power, he has won a major electoral victory giving him back control of the national assembly. turnout was low and the poll was criticized internationally as fraudulent but it gives mr maduro complete control of the country's political institutions and the opposition is in peril.

. >> it is over for new zealand.hey're beautiful and a massive break out yesterday. >> reporter: the second lockdown, closing borders worked. sports and fans are back. they head to their biggest industry, tourism is massive. new zealand borders is still closed and is now preparing again, ordering throw timee time vaccines than it needs. above all be vigilant. comeing up, how republicans are setting the stage to make it harder to vote. are setting the stage to make it harder to vote where we need to ask for help; and that's what food banks are here for. i asked dale if walmart would partner with us and he said, "absolutely, let's figure out how to get this done." when you start working in an area and you're out in the stores, and in the community, you see the need. it was just the right thing to do. ♪ ♪ tums ver(bell rings)la stick ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast... ...with tums chewy bites... beat heartburn fast tums chewy bites honey honey? new nyquil severe honey is maximum strength cold and flu medicine with

the terrorist attack that shocked the world and devastated new zealand.ople and wounding dozens more as they got ready for friday prayers. the quiet city of christchurch became the scene of one of the country's darkest days. more than a year and a half on, a royal commission report on the mass shooting has now been made public. today, we have answers on the matters of how the attack occurred and what could have been done to stop it. the commission found no failures within any government agencies that would have allowed the terrorist planning and preparation to be detected. but they did identify many lessons to be learned in significant areas that require change. the report found that security agencies were almost exclusively focused on the threat from islamic extremism and failed to investigate threats by the far right. it also said the police did not enforce proper checks on firearms licenses, but it found no failings within government agencies that would have alerted them to the imminent attack. representatives of the al—noor and linwood mosques said th

sophie: ahead of new zealand's third-quarter gdp resort that report, -- a powerful list for the new zealandmy seeing 1% quarterly growth driven by a rebound in consumption. although domestic services are still lacking. also looking for destabilized and for a bounce in goods trade. furthergdp report could power up the gdp dollar which is trading at a 20 high. wellington isand coming online. what else are you watching at the start of the week? sophie: we are watching the renminbi, given the yield premium china commands which will draw in more inflows. rally for the0% sincehe strongest level late 1993. the strength will be a key threat to china's macroeconomy. willing to see if the pboc have measures to guide the currency lower. haidi: let's get back to sterling news. brexit talks moving on. london and brussels agreeing to go the extra mile. let's get some insight from david bloom over in london. always great to have you. i'm not surprised to see some level of brexit fatigue. i would not be surprised if you tell me you have brexit fatigue as well when it comes to sterling. what is the market t

we have $800.00 pages of words and now we need them translated to powerful new zealand's muslims call for a change after an investigation on the christ church mosques massacre exposes failings of the security agencies. you know was. a nationwide strike in india farmers stepped up their protest against new laws on prop placements. and a desperate journey for a new beginning a rise in the number of child refugees trying to cross into europe from africa. follow the 1st doses of the pfizer biotech coronavirus vaccine have now been administered in the u.k. 19 year old margaret keenan received the 1st vaccination at university hospital in carbon 3 she says it was a privilege. i was thankful for his crew for it because it's free and it's the best thing that's ever happened. at the moment so do please go for it that's when i say you know. if i can do it. so can you will 800000 doses of vaccine are now available at 70 hospitals across the u.k. the elderly in care home workers are being prioritized health chiefs caution the rollout will be a marathon not a sprint but prime minister boris johnso

new zealand's prime minister promises change shafter a high level report into last year's mosque shootings finds failings by police and intelligence agencies. and chuck yeager the test pilot who broke the sound barrier dies at the age of 97. thanks for joining us within the hour the u.k. will become the 1st western country to begin a mass coronavirus vaccination program 800000 doses of the pfizer buying tag vaccine will be available at around 70 hospital hobbs' across the u.k. the elderly and care home workers are being prioritized or health chiefs cautioned the rollout will be a marathon not a sprint but the prime minister boris johnson is calling it a huge step forward and the british health secretary has described it as the beginning of the end. of this pandemic roy chalons joining us from just outside st thomas' hospital over in london so the vaccine rory's being distributed to a network of hospitals across the u.k. just set the scene for us tell us what we expect to happen. calling this the biggest vaccine rollout in n.h.s. history as you say these are going to be. ministered in hospi

he now works as a security consultant in new zealand he assisted. in the aftermath of the christ church attack. western security agencies have been late to the party they spent so much time and effort in the last almost 20 years now looking at extremists is not that they haven't paid enough attention that was going behind the internet walls where white supremacist perhaps was a biological a biological opposition to the islamists have organized very thoroughly their way ahead of the security authorities up until you know the last 3 years the issue of white supremacist was considered a local law enforcement problem it was not a national security problem and this is for the entire western liberal democratic world now we know that that in fact it's false. it's an international front means to be combat as an international phenomenon. the fight against. tech and the far right community is considerable in scope and scale they often are . operating behind the scenes of these lone wolves are a number of far right online organizations who have now flooded the

the 1st of these attacks and 2900 was carried out in christ church new zealand brenton tarrant stormed into 2 mosques murdering 51 people he was the 1st attack ad to post a live video like in a 1st person shooter game and he inspired a way for further deadly attacks 1st in california and texas followed by in august and then finally in holland. dietrich is all too familiar with these image boards and far right gaming groups he monitors new extremist content being posted online every day and gives presentations explaining the danger emanating from these perpetrators in beijing as the lead in the sun and the world they live in is not really are it's about some apocalyptic end of the world scenario they claim there is a white genocide taking place it's basically a death cult where the end of the world is now and in germany too they see the end to germany that's coming any day now from an imminent attack on us by hordes of muslims or some other evil forces or end of days fantasy that people become obsessed with. the hate of muslims by these would be terrorists almost brought a bad shop owne

new zealand had been favourites to win the game as the final day started with the tourists on 71—3 —his last century, gave the tourists hope of a draw. he was eventually removed on 102, setting up a thrilling end with the hosts needing four wickets from the final 22 overs to secure victory. despite resistance from paksitan, new zealand finally got the last wicket with less than five overs remaining. the wet weather has put paid to friday's new year racing meeting at cheltenham, which has been abandoned. 0rganisers say the track is waterlogged and unraceable. the seven—race card was due to feature the grade two relkeel hurdle. the event had been set to be held behind closed doors after gloucestershire entered tier 3 for coronavirus restrcitions. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. let's return to one of our main stories today, and the uk's medical regulators have approved the 0xford—astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine — clearing the way for a huge ramping up of the drive to innoculate the country against co

named — jesse kempson is the murderer of british backpacker grace millane in new zealand, and he's nown convicted of two more sex attacks on other women. retailers complain what they call the government's stop—start covid rules are costing them £2 billion a week this christmas season. bell rings, applause and, nice to be appreciated — the carers for whom a weekly round of applause, helped them cope with the pressures of the pandemic. and coming up in sport on bbc news: anthonyjoshua tells us he's going to use his own money to help keep amateur boxing alive in the uk during the pandemic. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the authorities in calais say they're hoping they can restart transport links across the channel by the end of the day, relieving the misery of more than 1500 lorry drivers still stuck in kent. the french border was closed on sunday for 48 hours because of fears of the spread of the new variant of covid—i9 to the continent. the home secretary, priti patel, says 650 lorries are backed up on the m20, with another 873 in a lorry park, and the road haulage

tasman cranking for travel in the new year once for mining details a lockdown i think for now new zealand is finalized appreciate the approach of the government to ensure that we are not taking on a necessary risk as we're going into summer and a much needed some a break for new zealand as. the saudi arabian port of jetta has been closed after an explosion on an oil tanker a shipping company half a man said one of its oil tankers the rhine had been hit by an unidentified external source that caused an explosion and fire and comes after another tank was damaged by a mine off the coast last month that attack was blamed on yemen's rebels matchups where a is the act of the gulf study center at castle university he says this is a serious incident in a critical part of the red sea. it's very interesting to see this happened just after one month what about the other incident that we have to look at also what was happening to our i would previously i think of this we have to look at the conflicts the conflicts that is it is very tense but it is a tension in. sodas and how these there's a tension

new zealand welcomed 2021 with a fireworks and light show, but across the world celebrations are beingd down due to the pandemic. this is the scene in taipei as taiwan begins its celebrations. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. let's stick with those fireworks in taiwan to celebrate the new year. very welcome in the new year and of course gci’oss very welcome in the new year and of course across the world, we've seen some of these scenes, new zealand and australia for example, but invasion, the fireworks display, we normally see a bear, it's been cancelled. hong kong, as well, but this time of the day, but taiwan, the great success story of coping with this covid pandemic, a light show going ahead. they have had a sense pandemic began, only 799 cases and seven deaths, their plans and quarantine, contact tracing, on the wide availability and acceptance of masks all kicking in and all successfully coping with coronavirus, hence their ability and their desire to actually have this fireworks display and light show to welcome in 2021, so there's a nice pictu

tasman quarantine for travel in the new year once for mining details lock down pricing for now new zealand is by and large appreciate the approach of the government to ensure that we are not taking on a niece's sciri risk as we're going into summer and a much needed summer break for new zealanders. now the united states has officially or moved on from its state sponsors of terrorism list the trump administration approved that move as a side deal to sudan's normalization agreement with israel in october washington coffee and signed an agreement to restore the country's sovereign and unison meaning that it can't be sued in american courts and returned sudan paid $335000000.00 to the victims of the 1998 outside attack on the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania and. i spoke to our he's an analyst on the horn of africa as well as a senior let trend lawyer at kill university he says this move will benefit sudan's economy. because it wasn't just list it was not illegal for you as for it now that this is listed depending on how the relationship between the 2 countries upon our going forward i thi