the next morning community leaders make calls to the place and new south wales premier. i knew we needed to act but when it to at the quick otherwise we will not be able to contain the situations supreme new source wells was contacted and we told them what we should be done on the fifteenth of december. newsource was parliament was a recall for one solution to actually posit you just lay should look down. to maintain a lockdown hundred to pull a stopping vehicles coming out the british interests doubling child care report to you that the police will step up their efforts to bring in the fives and drops your response of all for those not time attacks to justice. the tough new laws result in the biggest police operation since the sydney olympics with two thousand place setting up road blocks on major roads going into for nala and all the major beach side suburbs unfortunately some of the televisions took place but. i missed it earlier so it could have been taos. some people think it means that the muslim lebanese community is going to withdraw into itself turns back on aus

the next morning community leaders make calls to the place and new south wales premier. i knew we needed to act but we need to act to quick otherwise we will not be able to contain the situations supreme new source wells was contacted and we told them what we should be done on the fifteenth of december. newsource was parliament was a recall for one solution to actually posit you. down. in lockdown hundreds of palais stopping vehicles coming out the british interests elderly shiela care report to you that the police will step up their efforts to bring in the fives and drops your response of all for those not time attacks to justice. the tough new laws result in the biggest police operation since the sydney olympics with two thousand place setting up road blocks on major roads going into for an hour and all the major beachside suburbs unfortunately some of the televisions took place but. i must tell you that could have been taos. some people think it means that the muslim lebanese community is going to withdraw into itself turns back on australia and bunker down in some so

the next morning community leaders make calls to the place and new south wales premier. i knew we needed to act but when it to at the quick otherwise we will not be able to contain the situations. new source wells was contacted and we told them what we should be done on the fifteenth of december. newsource was parliament was a recall for one solution to actually posit you. down. in lock down hundred typical a stopping vehicles coming over to retreat into doubling child care report to you that the police will step up their efforts to bring in the fives and drops your response of all for those not time attacks to justice. the tough new laws result in the biggest police operation since the sydney olympics with two thousand place setting up road blocks on major roads going into for an hour and all the major beachside suburbs unfortunately somebody took place but. i missed it earlier so it could have been taos. some people think it means that the muslim lebanese community is going to withdraw into itself turns back on australia and bunkered down in some sort of see each other

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the new south wales of transport and infrastructure. mr. constance is responsible for overseeing public transport and infrastructure for australia's largest state, new south wales, includes sydney as the capital. also in attendance, dan richards. minister was very pleased with the transbay program and the opportunity we realize. he was equally impressed with the high speed rail authority in undertaking to link the high speed rail to california. moving on to phase two, as a follow-up to discussion at the board meeting last month, we have posted the operations analysis report which results presented to you as part of the phase two update last month. as you recall, the reports concluded a three-track system is needed between the future fourth and transit center. i have asked the san francisco county transportation authority to undertake a peer review of the report and they have agreed to do so. once completed we will provide more detailed briefing of the report and the results of the peer review. in terms of funding for phase two, we continue

we heard earlier from new south wales police that divers had recovered the bodies of all six people who were on board that playing but no confirmation yet of the identities of those who died although it is being reported that four on board may have been british. we‘ll bring you more on that story of course as we get it. thousands of rail travellers face disruption to theirjourneys today as workers from two train companies stage 24—hour strikes. members of the rmt union on south western railway and crosscountry are taking action in disputes involving the role of guards, and rosters and sunday working. anisa kadri is at london busiest station waterloo for us now. i know you have been checking out what it‘s like inside. what impact the strikes having? we noticed that the strikes having? we noticed that the 10.092 was cancelled. staff said that there is disruption because members of the rmt union are striking over working conditions and rotors as well and the role of guards on trains. that is an ongoing dispute over driver only trains and whether there is a need for guards as well. so

the old south wales is being turned into 19th—century new south wales. these are the comments of france's crock. going so far as to draw comparisons between what an ebay and wales. we need to be asking if we should have jailed 8000 women la st if we should have jailed 8000 women last year when it over ming majority committed a non—violent offence that half of them in prison for theft. if prison is about rehabilitation and punishment, what is the point of seven in ten women serving 12 weeks or less injail? seven in ten women serving 12 weeks or less in jail? recruiting more staff, investing in intelligence and technology, rolling out a drug strategy, giving more power. this will solve issues in our prisons. but prisons have always been difficult places to manage and there isa difficult places to manage and there is a significant investment going in to tackle the problems. it will not be done overnight but the actions i am outlining 'today' show our determinations to overcome the problems and make sure prisons are places of safety but also of reform. now

south wales in the 1970s when he was a priest. it's alleged that he ignored the crimes of a fellow priest who was abusing an altar boy. it's also alleged that the archbishop back in the 1970s paid thousands of dollars to silence complainants from making their voices heard against abuse within the catholic church. his legal team says that given his fragile physical and mental state, they don't believe he should be fit enough to stand trial in the first place. they say he had a recent diagnosis of alzheimer's and he is mentally shaky and not able to give evidence. but those concerns have been dismissed and the archbishop has gone on trial and he says he will defend the charges and that he is not guilty. there have been repeated delays on medical grounds. legal experts say the hearing in the city of newcastle may well be a landmark test case for other cases of alleged cover—ups. they surfaced during a royal commission with institutional sponsors across australia. notjust religious but sporting clubs, schools, the military and chari

south wales and in berlin your plants are who is among other things the owner of room seventy seven a restaurant and a bar that first accepted bitcoin way back in two thousand and eleven gentlemen welcome nice to have you with us in the interests of transparency i need to start with this we can see you all in vision at the moment hands up if you are in bitcoin just in the interest of transparency. so we've got berlin in cambridge with bitcoin and sydney doesn't i just do that and for the record i don't either just in the interests of transparency we think it's important that we do with this for the discussion so derek let's start with you first of all the price i want to deal with the news headlines at the moment this price is what is driving it the fact that as i said over a good number of years it's gone up from almost nothing to nineteen thousand but the fact that november twenty ninth it was about ten thousand and today it's nineteen thousand that seems to me to be quite extraordinary. it is extraordinary but it's not unprecedented in big points case we've seen massive price wri

south wales in the 19705. it's alleged that he knew about the crimes of a fellow prie5t who has since died who was abusing an altar boy. it's also alleged that on top of the cover—up, the archbishop back in the 19705 paid thousand5 archbishop back in the 19705 paid thousands of dollars to silence complainants from making their voices heard against abu5e within the catholic church. and, as you 5ay, the catholic church. and, as you say, these are charges that archbishop philip wilson denies and his legal team says that given his fragile phy5ical his legal team says that given his fragile physical and mental state, they don't believe he should be fit enough to stand trial in the first place. phil, i believe he's the most senior catholic official in the world to be accused of the cover—up of sexual abuse of children? that's right. and legal observers believe that the hearing in newcastle here in eastern australia could well be a landmark te5t in eastern australia could well be a landmark test case. we've heard

south wales and in berlin your plants are who is among other things the owner of room seventy seven a restaurant and a bar that first accepted bitcoin way back in two thousand and eleven gentlemen welcome nice to have you with us in the interests of transparency i need to start with this we can see you all in vision at the moment hands up if you own bitcoin just in the interest of transparency. so we've got berlin in cambridge with bitcoin and sydney doesn't i just do that and for the record i don't either just in the interests of transparency we think it is important that we do with this for the discussion so let's start with you first of all the price i want to deal with the news headlines at the moment this price is what is driving it the fact that as i said over a good number of years it's gone up from almost nothing to nineteen thousand but the fact that november twenty ninth it was about ten thousand and today it's nineteen thousand that seems to me to be quite extraordinary. it is extraordinary but it's not unprecedented in big points case we've seen massive price write ups i

south wales but this to look to for the change that's a cold front so of course it means it's getting colder eighty degrees is the forecast radel a twenty three in melbourne the sunny twenty three on thursday which is comparable with persons rather settled with at the moment but in melbourne or afraid things go downhill your temperature forecast as a max on friday is about eighteen so cities that breeze from pretty woman thirty four that the picture isn't quite so good as you saw in tasmania nor indeed eventually in the south or south around but still and by look at the satellite picture you can guess what i'm going to say new zealand is sitting both north and south and in the middle of a ninety second area of high pressure is generally means settled weather in the middle of summer beautiful weather two twenty three twenty four degrees is typical with that onshore breeze might bring clad or even a spot of rain that the western side of science on and in the next day or so that summer and i we hit winter is it progressing in japan it is it's snowing but it's still there. donald trump ha

south wales and the south wales coastal frenchies queensland as well just around the gold coast cloud we had some snow over the high ground all of tasmania that's going to continue just easing a little further east which as we go through the next as i see the showers the east and possible straight in some of the down post still a possibility up around the northern territory's as well as the silicon a little list but some places a cloud and right on the other sort of australia as well just making their way. straighter that will push a little further research this week go through choose day always hang on to the possibility want to see showers as well just into south australia adelaide challenge then for the test but i think they should be between as we go through the next few days that wet weather that we have just around the tasman pushing towards southern parts of new zealand much of new zealand looking lovely warm dry and sunny here temperatures getting up to around twenty four twenty five degrees but that cloud will push into south all as you guys for a monday nothing further north

south wales we should gracia this area of low pressure moving away so as we look at the forecast dry conditions are for melbourne city still looking fine highs of thirty degrees but with a southerly out late struggling at just eighteen degrees fine conditions across western areas for perth plenty of sunshine now moving on into friday i think sydney should stay dry but temperatures will be sliding away gradually moving across into new zealand where it's generally fine in recent days we've got high pressure sitting there through much of the fine across the north on a high as a twenty four in oakland and largely drawing christchurch highs of twenty nine. a daring road trip across west africa on a mission to redefine a continent too often misrepresented. the weapon of choice digital camera since. it was sold one little venue after the gun for doug i feel takes on the rainy season on its quest for the next even as story of creative gun the land of invisible war this this time on al-jazeera. welcome back up the whole robin you're watching al-jazeera these are all top stories president dona

welcome back we're still seeing some really heavy rain affecting parts of new south wales and down into victoria and to a lesser extent tasmania so melbourne really wet through the course of saturday sydney will start to pick up some showers too from this or complex frontal system we've got here now but it woman adelaide's nineteen degrees were somewhat dry and across western australia pretty warm for perth for the best place at the moment some showers across the northern territory moving through into sunday you see that system begins to move away so still dry cold air from the south but at least it should be somewhat dryer sydney temperatures coming down in a high of twenty four degrees for new zealand the weather's pretty quiet at the moment and for most part looking quite good we've got sunshine across the north and twenty one in oakland and very nice indeed across the south island there with christchurch in the mid twenty's we went through into sunday you can see we've still got the area of high pressure is out there so we're likely to see more in the way of sunshine continuing as w

south wales and in berlin your plants are who is among other things the owner of room seventy seven a restaurant and a bar that first accepted bitcoin way back in two thousand and eleven gentlemen welcome nice to have you with us in the interests of transparency i need to start with this we can see you all in vision at the moment hands up if you own bitcoin just in the interest of transparency. so we've got berlin in cambridge with bitcoin and sydney doesn't i just do that and for the record i don't either just in the interests of transparency we think it's important that we do with this for the discussion so derek let's start with you first of all the price i want to deal with the news headlines at the moment this price is what is driving it the fact that as i said over a good number of years it's gone up from almost nothing to nineteen thousand but the fact that november twenty ninth it was about ten thousand and today it's nineteen thousand that seems to me to be quite extraordinary. it is extraordinary but it's not unprecedented in big points case we've seen massive price run up

the stormy weather change grew from victoria to new south wales and his social fizzing at having dropped the temperature in sydney that's not to say there won't be a few more storms but i think the that the emphasis on this difference of temperatures a little bit less than it was twenty three is a forecast mix in sydney showers and thunderstorms to the north towards brisbane and then disappearing into what's queen's and beyond that off to that it's in the sunny side it's pretty standard temperature regime twenty seven in melbourne twenty six in perth but it will get hotter in adelaide melbourne that's just two weeks. pulls i will start the process all over again it's still pretty hot in land forty is the forecast of alice springs and he fall foul of the tail end of that frontal system is gone through south on the news even less a little bit of rain behind but it's a fairly weak system as it might give you a cloudy part today least on friday the temps in wanting to twenty will probably rise and go nice start the weekend saturdays twenty four north to south at least on this forecast chart

south wales in their twenty's will warm up again adelaide up to twenty nine after all and this is a center of circulation a whole lot of drifting so east was so from twenty two all monday you should get to something more like twenty seven on tuesday much the same as sydney and brisbane to be honest hotter in south australia but persib by this time the girl on shore breeze it down to twenty four mostly a dry picture you'll notice which is a bit of a contrast to what's happened recently in new zealand where you've been sitting pretty and these are for a week or two that's been pushed out the way broken through so you think it should be cooler not really i think you see twenty one twenty two twenty three degrees typically anyway but there is an onshore breeze as more cloud and so right in science and i think wanting to stay in the sunshine the day after we got to tuesday was tough temps are much the same but the weather's a bit brighter. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al jazeera. america with al-jazeera the top stories this hour one hundred fifty seven people

south wales i think for victoria we're just about out of the woods clear as cautious start to come in but still is a set the chance of the odd shower here as we go through tuesday twenty. twenty one for melbourne ten which is we'll start to recover to go through the next couple of days we're getting up to around twenty three and. four out of spring still some hate around and he's very much in place as we go on into wednesday by wednesday there's the slightly drier air into that eastern side of australia thirty three celsius for brisbane as well but twenty four in sydney a chance of one or two showers still around twenty twenty one for melbourne and for adelaide meanwhile we've got some pleasant sunshine warm weather to cross a good part of new zealand but more the way of cloud into southern parts with a rare of high pressure still there in place getting up into the mid twenty's and not looking too bad in light winds it will fill lovely oaklands at around twenty five celsius and. there's such temperatures across parts of north asia of course we have got rain stick the snow for japan. b

of that in a very wet stormy time present really in victoria more recently new south wales in the cloud still down the coast or down towards tasmania temperatures have dropped down to rather more reasonable levels he got twenty one degrees you might think that on reasonably cool for this time the year thirty three up in brisbane rain still likely in hobart and probably some parts of southern new zealand person joining fine weather despite the southerly breeze that twenty five degrees. building a new life on a beach living off the sea and. a dream shared by so many but so few make it a man it's. a family business led by a mark of a woman with a flair for cooking and disaster when if. i didn't kitchen at this time i'm dizzy. of the back you're watching i was there i was the whole robin to remind of our top stories saudi led coalition airstrikes have targeted the yemeni capital sanaa hitting the republican palace for the first time the killing of you haven't ousted president ali abdullah saleh has plunged the war ravaged country into further chaos . delegates are arriving in kuwait for a c

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south wales as well for new zealand though we've got a high pressure in charge and it's really quite warm twenty five that you know current. the fact. more of this on the planet and one that could soon be lost forever with an international team of scientists is determined not to let that happen without intervention to give the big i would say here to a bell now it's a race against time to try and save a species like a chrysler it's an emergency plan to save all extinction techno this tour. and again you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of the top stories this hour the ousted yemeni president ali abdullah saleh has called for told tween his supporters the rebels in the saudi led coalition the avalanche which ended the civil war in two thousand and fifteen is welcomed the move at least forty people being killed in the capital in the. syrian government jess trikes of target several cities and towns in damascus province at least six people were killed and while two others died in her arrest they have also been attacks in eastern guta which has been under siege by the syrian army since t

welcome back we're still seeing some really heavy rain effect seen parts of new south wales and down into victoria and to a lesser extent tasmania so melbourne really wet through the course of saturday sydney will start to pick up some showers too from this or complex frontal system we've got here now but it woman adelaide's nineteen degrees were somewhat dry and across western australia pretty warm for perth twenty best place at the moment some showers across the northern territory moving through into sunday you see that system begins to move away so still dry cold air from the south but at least it should be somewhat drier sydney temperatures coming down in a high of twenty four degrees for new zealand the weather's pretty quiet at the moment and for most part looking quite good we've got sunshine across the north and twenty one in oakland and very nice indeed across the south are in there with christchurch in the mid twenty's we went through into sunday you can see we've still got that area of high pressure is out there so we're likely to see more in the way of sunshine continuing

south wales east coast and the south wales coastal fringes queensland as well just around the gold coast cloud we had some snow over the high ground all of tasmania that's going to continue just teasing a little further east which as we go through the next as i see the showers this still facing east and possible stright in some larvae down post still a possibility up around the northern territory's as well dolly's that still looking a little list but some places of cloud and right on the other sort of a straight eve as well just making their way into western australia that will push a little further research this week go through choose day always hang on to the possibility want to see showers as well you know just just in south australia adelaide chiles are some challenges and fold the test but i think they should be a few other between as we go through the next few days that wet weather that we have just around the tasman pushing towards southern parts of new zealand much of new zealand looking lovely warm dry and sunny here temperatures getting up to around twenty four or twenty five d

south wales i think we were just about out of the woods clear as cautious start to come in but still is a set the chance of the odd shower head as we go through tuesday twenty. twenty one for melbourne temperatures will start to recover to go through the next couple of days we're getting up to around twenty three. four out of spring still some hate around and i very much in place as we go on into wednesday by wednesday there's the slightly drier air into that east of australia thirty three celsius for brisbane as well but twenty four in sydney a chance of one of two showers still around twenty twenty one for melbourne and for adelaide meanwhile we've got some pleasant sunshine whether to prosecute new zealand but more the way a cloud into southern parts with a rare of high pressure still there in place getting up into the mid twenty's and not looking too bad in light winds it will feel lovely oaklands at around twenty five celsius then. there's such temperatures across parts of north asia of course we have got right the snow for japan. in syria citizens are collecting evidence i know

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south wales in their twenty's will warm up again adelaide up to twenty nine after all and this is a center circulation a whole lot of drifting so east was so from twenty two all monday you should get to something more like twenty seven on tuesday much the same as sydney and brisbane to be honest hotter in south australia but person by this time the girl on shore breeze it down to twenty four mostly dry picture you'll notice which is a bit of a contrast what's happened recently in new zealand where you've been sitting pretty and these are the cycling for a week or two that's been pushed out of the way broken through so you think it should be cooler not really i think you see twenty one twenty two twenty three degrees typically anyway but there is an onshore breeze as more cloud and so right in south and i think wanting to stay in the sunshine the day after we got to tuesday was time temps are much the same but the weather's a bit gotcha. the world's largest humanitarian crisis millions caught up in civil war alters the real world examines the roots of the conflict in yemen and the co

alan the stormy weather changed to from victoria to new south wales and is sort of fizzling adding drop. the temperature in sydney that's not to say they won't be a few more storms around but i think the that the emphasis on this difference in temperatures a little bit less than it was i got twenty three is a forecast max in sydney showers and thunderstorms to the north up towards brisbane and then disappearing into wards queens and beyond that after that i should say the sun is out it's a pretty standard temperature regime now twenty seven in melbourne twenty six in perth but it will get hotter in adelaide melbourne as just two examples i will start the process all over again it's still pretty hot inland forty is the forecast for alice springs and the fall fall of the tail end of that frontal system is gone through southampton new zealand left a little bit of rain behind but it's a fairly weak system as it might give you a cloudy part today least on friday the temps in wanting to twenty will probably rise and go nice start the weekend saturdays twenty four north to south at least on th

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south wales but is this to look to for the change that's a cold front so of course it means it's getting colder eighty degrees the focus rattle a twenty three in melbourne the sunny twenty three on thursday which is compatible with person rather settled weather at the moment but in melbourne afraid things go downhill your temperature forecast as a max on friday is about eighteen so cities that are brace for a pretty woman thirty four that the picture isn't quite so good as you saw in tasmania nor indeed eventually in the south or south around but still and by look at the satellite picture you can guess what i'm going to say new zealand is sitting both north and south on in the middle of a ninety second area of high pressure is generally means settled weather in the middle of summer beautiful weather twenty three twenty four degrees is typical with that onshore breeze might bring clad or even a spot of rain the western side of sas on and in the next day or so that summer we hit winter is it progressing in japan it is it's snowy but it's still there. i really felt liberated as a journalist

south wales, the municipality in sydney has been telling them another attack in inevitable. >> aaron katersky thanks so much. people being mindful of what could still happen there. tom. >> thank you. >>> back here at home law enforcement is taking extra steps amid chilling threats online. millions of americans on the move for the holiday season. pierre thomas is in washington with the alert being sent out. pierre, good morning. >> reporter: tom, good morning. overnight the department of homeland security the fbi preparing to remind americans to be on alert. federal law enforcement officials working on a new video which should be released soon encouraging vigilance. a draft of a dhs/fbi script says in part as you travel shop and gather to celebrate the holiday season, we ask you to stay alert. you play a critical role in keeping our nation and our neighborhoods safe. even though there is no credible safe law enforcement officials are on guard and that recent vehicle attempt and attempted bombing in new york city. one source telling us new york city would-be bomber was motivated to att

south wales, the municipality in sydney has been telling them, another attack i inevitable. >> aaron katersky, thanks so much. people being mindful of what could still happen there. tom. >> thank you. >>> back here at home law enforcement is taking extra steps amid chilling threats online. millions of americans on the move for the holiday season. pierre thomas is in washington with the alert being sent out. pierre, good morning. >> reporter: tom, good morning. overnight the department of homeland security, the fbi preparing to remind americans to be on alert. federal law enforcement officials working on a new video which should be released soon encouraging vigilance. a draft of a dhs/fbi script says in part, as you travel, shop and gather to celebrate the holiday season, we ask you to stay alert. you play a critical role in keeping our nation and our neighborhoods safe. even though there is no credible safe law enforcement officials are on guard and vehicle attempt and attempted bombing in new york city. one source telling us new york city would-be bomber was motivated to attack time

south wales, the municipality in sydney has been telling them, another attack in inevitable. >> aaron katersky, thanks so much from australia. people being mindful of what could still happen there. tom. >> amy, thank you. >>> back here at home, law enforcement is taking extra steps to keep everyone safe amid chilling new threats online. that recent attempt, and millions of americans on the move for the holiday season. pierre thomas is in washington with the alert being sent out. pierre, good morning. >> reporter: tom, good morning. overnight, the department of homeland security, the fbi preparing to remind americans to be on alert. federal law enforcement officials working on a new video which should be released soon encouraging vigilance this holiday season. a draft of a dhs/fbi script says in part, as you travel, shop and gather to celebrate the holiday season, we ask you to stay alert. you play a critical role in keeping our nation and our neighborhoods safe. even though there is no credible threat law enforcement officials are on guard after that recent vehicle attempt and attempt

some showers knocking around and that is true further south as well in england and wales, with temperatures around london about seven celsius, a blustery south—westerly wind. for new year's day, outbreaks of rain quite close to southern england, further north in scotland, wet and windy weather still with the risk of snow across the high ground scotland above 200m. in between these areas of weather some sunshine to be found on new year's day. that is your latest weather. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. a beatle, a bee gee and a ballerina lead the way in the queen's new year honours. # twist and shout! fab four drummer ringo starr becomes sir ringo. it‘s ‘saturday knight fever‘ for bee gees singer barry gibb. and darcey bussell is made a dame, saying she‘s humbled by the honour. good morning, it‘s saturday 30th december. also this morning: the government‘s infrastructure adviser, lord adonis, quits as he delivers a scathing verdict on theresa may‘s

‘coming into another coming into wales and the south—west. as we head into the first day of the new year, there is storm dylan heading towards scandinavia. a secondary low will bring showers from the north—west on new year's day and is developing low could bring stormy winds across the channel and parts of france. there will be a spell of rain running eastwards a cross will be a spell of rain running eastwards across the south of the country in the morning on new year's day and some sunshine before those dusty winds blow more showers into northern ireland and northern england and wales and perhaps the north midlands. quite a cold day in scotland, even in the north east where it is largely dry, typical temperatures for this time of the year but as the showers fade away and the winds drop overnight it will get colder and we are more likely to get colder and we are more likely to get a touch of frost in rural areas. in the south—west it will be milder because there will be rain coming in at the end of the night and that will push across the

some showers knocking around and that is true further south as well in england and wales, with temperatures around london about seven celsius, a blustery south—westerly wind. for new year‘s day, outbreaks of rain quite close to southern england, further north in scotland, wet and windy weather still with the risk of snow across the high ground scotland above 200m. in between these areas of weather some sunshine to be found on new year‘s day. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: anti—government protestors have taken to the streets across iran in the country‘s most serious show of dissent for years. thousands demanded an end to corruption, rising prices and the release of political prisoners. authorities have warned that the demonstrators will be firmly dealt with. new york‘s fire department says a fire which killed 12 people was caused by a toddler playing with burners on a stove. investigators say the kitchen door was then left open, allowing the blaze to spread. four people remain critically injured in hospital. the beatles‘ drummer, ringo starr has b

some showers knocking around and that is true further south as well in england and wales, with temperatures around london about seven celsius, a blustery south—westerly wind. for new year's day, outbreaks of rain quite close to southern england, further north in scotland, wet and windy weather still with the risk of snow across the high ground scotland. in between these areas of weather some sunshine to be found on new year's day. that is your latest weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. a wave of protests against the government in iran has spread to some of the country's biggest cities. demonstrators have been demanding basic rights and an end to corruption. wyre davies reports. these are extremely rare sights. iranian cities hit by large anti—government protests. this is the western city of kermanshah.

some showers knocking around and that is true further south as well in england and wales, with temperatures around london about seven celsius, a blustery south—westerly wind. for new year's day, outbreaks of rain quite close to southern england, further north in scotland, wet and windy weather still with the risk of snow across the high ground scotland above 200m. in between these areas of weather some sunshine to be found on new year's day. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: anti—government protesters have taken to the streets across iran, in the country's most serious show of dissent for years. thousands demanded an end to corruption, rising prices, and the release of political prisoners. authorities have warned that the demonstrators will be firmly dealt with. new york's fire department says a fire which killed 12 people was caused by a toddler playing with burners on a stove. investigators say the kitchen door was then left open, allowing the blaze to spread. four people remain critically injured in hospital. the beatles' drummer, ringo starr, has been kni

some showers knocking around and that is true further south as well in england and wales, with temperatures around london about seven celsius, a blustery south—westerly wind. for new year's day, outbreaks of rain quite close to southern england, further north in scotland, wet and windy weather still with the risk of snow across the high ground scotland above 200m. in between these areas of weather some sunshine to be found on new year's day. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: anti—government protesters have taken to the streets across iran in the country's most serious show of dissent for years. thousands demanded an end to corruption, rising prices, and the release of political prisoners. authorities have warned that the demonstrators will be firmly dealt with. new york's fire department says a fire which killed 12 people was caused by a toddler playing with burners on a stove. investigators say the kitchen door was then left open, allowing the blaze to spread. four people remain critically injured in hospital. the beatles' drummer, ringo starr, has been knig

some showers knocking around and that is true further south as well in england and wales, with temperatures around london about seven celsius, a blustery south—westerly wind. for new year's day, outbreaks of rain quite close to southern england, further north in scotland, wet and windy weather still with the risk of snow across the high ground scotland above 200m. in between these areas of weather some sunshine to be found on new year's day. that is your latest weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: iran's anti—government protests spread. thousands across the country demand an end to corruption, rising prices and the release of political prisoners. a toddler playing with a stove is thought to have caused new york's worst fire for decades. twelve people died in the blaze in the bronx. funerals in egypt for nine people killed in attacks on coptic christians. so—called islamic state have claimed responsibility. peace and love! and arise, sir ringo. the beatles‘ drummer, ringo starr, rece

some showers knocking around and that is true further south as well in england and wales, with temperatures around london about seven celsius, a blustery south—westerly wind. for new year's day, outbreaks of rain quite close to southern england, further north in scotland, wet and windy weather still with the risk of snow across the high ground scotland above 200m. in between these areas of weather some sunshine to be found on new year's day. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news, the headlines: anti—government protesters have taken to the streets across iran, in the country's most serious show of dissent for years. thousands demanded an end to corruption, rising prices and the release of political prisoners. authorities have warned that the demonstrators will be firmly dealt with. new york's fire department says a fire which killed 12 people was caused by a toddler playing with burners on a stove.

some showers knocking around and that is true further south as well in england and wales, with temperatures around london about seven celsius, a blustery south—westerly wind. for new year's day, outbreaks of rain quite close to southern england, further north in scotland, wet and windy weather still with the risk of snow across the high ground scotland above 200m. in between these areas of weather some sunshine to be found on new year's day. that is your latest weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: iran's anti—government protests spread. thousands across the country demand an end to corruption, rising prices and the release of political prisoners. a toddler playing with a stove is thought to have caused new york's worst fire for decades. twelve people died in the blaze in the bronx. funerals in egypt for nine people killed in attacks on coptic christians. so—called islamic state have claimed responsibility. and arise sir ringo. the beatles' drummer, ringo starr, receives a knighthood i

some showers knocking around and that is true further south as well in england and wales, with temperatures around london about seven celsius, a blustery south—westerly wind. for new year's day, outbreaks of rain quite close to southern england, further north in scotland, wet and windy weather still with the risk of snow across the high ground scotland above 200m. in between these areas of weather some sunshine to be found on new year's day. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news, the headlines. anti—government protesters have taken to the streets across iran in the country's most serious show of dissent for years. thousands demanded an end to corruption, rising prices and the release of political prisoners. authorities have warned that the demonstrators will be firmly dealt with. new york's fire department says a fire which killed 12 people was caused by a toddler playing with burners on a stove. investigators say the kitchen door was then left open, allowing the blaze to spread. four people remain critically injured in hospital. china has clashed with donald trump over accusati

around seven celsius, a blustery south—westerly wind. 0r new year's day, outbreaks of rain quite close to southern england, further north in scotland, wet and windy weather is still at risk of snow across scotland. between these areas of whether some sunshine to be found on tuesday. —— new year's day. this is bbc news. i'm ben bland. our top stories: there have been widespread protests in iraq and. the demonstrators have defied stern warnings from the authorities to stop —— iran. new york's fire chief says a toddler playing with a stove started a fire in the bronx which killed 12 people including five children. investigators say the kitchen door was left open allowing the fire to enter the hallway. a huge fire at a restau ra nt enter the hallway. a huge fire at a restaurant and shopping complex in mumbai has killed at least 1a people. most of the dead were young women celebrating at a birthday party. the fire is thought to have started in a restaurant. attacks by gunmen in each of killed at least nine people. the coptic christian church was targeted. in the past year more than