fears of a major eruption in the philippines after fresh activity from mount mayon. and mysteries of the antarctic — we report from what could be the world's largest wildlife sanctuary. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. glad you could join us. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london, and 2am in the swiss resort of davos, where one issue is dominating the start of the world economic forum, protectionism. it follows the decision by the us president donald trump to impose steep import tariffs on washing machines and solar panels. the move has been condemned by china and south korea, who fear it could choke off the revival in global trade. here's what both sides of the debate had to say. for both solar and washing machines, executive actions uphold the principle of fair trade and demonstrate to the world that the united states will not be taken advantage of any more. translation: our government is expressing regret for the latest us safeguard measures against our industry, i'vejust spoken to professor david kang, director

thousands of people we re mount mayon. thousands of people were evacuated from the area around the volcano. in turn, tourists were flocking to the area to see the incredible spectacle. philippine officials have raised the alert level to fall. on a scale where five is the highest warning because they said the imminent threat could be a hazardous eruption. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. we will be taking a look at a gathering of a few familiar faces in the swiss resort town of davos and ask what they hope to achieve there. and before we go, london's night time art exhibition lumiere has come to an end. the public display featured works by over 50 artists all using light as a medium. the works comprised a range of installations, including a giant desk lamp, a triangular tunnel of light and one of london's iconic telephone boxes turned into an illuminated fish tank. hello there. we are sticking with the mild the next couple of days and if anything today looks mild in places. we import that you are from the south

fears of a major eruption in the philippines after fresh activity from mount mayon. and the south african jazz musician and campaigner against apartheid hugh masekela has died at the age of 78. hello. the us attorney—general, the country's top prosecutor, has become the first member of president trump's cabinet to be questioned by the special counsel investigating allegations of russian interference in the presidential election. it's understood jeff sessions was also questioned about whether the trump team colluded with russia, and then tried to impede the russia inquiry. and the washington post is reporting that special counsel robert mueller is seeking to interview the president, as well. the bbc‘s david willis is following events in washington. you are absolutely right to the justice department confirming today thatjeff sessions, the attorney general, was interviewed by robert mueller‘s team, investigating alleged collusion between the trump campaign and russia. —— trump. they are taking place last week. the interview with the special counsel, robert mue

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fears of a major eruption in the philippines after fresh activity from mount mayon. and the south african jazz musician and campaigner against apartheid hugh masekela has died at the age of 78. hello. the us attorney—general, the country's top prosecutor, has become the first member of president trump's cabinet to be questioned by the special counsel investigating allegations of russian interference in the presidential election. it's understood jeff sessions was also questioned about whether the trump team colluded with russia, and then tried to impede the russia inquiry. and the washington post is reporting that special counsel robert mueller is seeking to interview the president, as well. the bbc‘s david willis is following events in washington. you are absolutely right that indeed thejustice department confirming today thatjeff sessions, the attorney general, was interviewed by robert mueller‘s team, investigating alleged collusion between the trump campaign and russia. that interview taking place last week. the interview with the special counsel, robert mue

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the philippine province of albay has declared a state of calamity as mount mayon spews lava beyond the limits of a no—go zone. people have been fleeing their homes as tourists have been descending on the area to watch the spectacular lava display. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: meetings between unions and mps will continue today, following the collapse of the construction firm carillion, leaving thousands ofjobs at risk. ministers have ordered a fast—track investigation into its directors. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. us banking giants taking major financial hits from president trump's new tax reform programme. and australia's pokie problem tops the list of the largest gambling losses in the world. good morning, asia. hello, world. it's a wednesday. welcome to another edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. we start off with the us burning season. some of america's biggest banks are putting this week. likely announce large one—time charges in the fourth quarter. that will surely erod

presidential run for former leader, lula da silva. to be questioned. activity from mount mayon. 3 million member ig metall union gets its way. but there may be big crippling strikes ahead before they get there. i'm sally bundock in davos, switzerland. minister of italy, all among the speakers of the day. in global news, business, and sport. you can be part of the conversation. thatcher because it could lead to vandalism and civil disobedience? vandalism and civil disobedience? could she be honoured with a statue that has already been made? that has already been made? let us know what you think. against former president lula da silva. he's been found guilty of accepting a penthouse apartment as a bribe. are politically motivated. our south america correspondent, katy watson, reports from brazil. politician of brazil is worth chanting about. chanting about. define the future of lula, and of brazil. brazil. he wants to run for leadership again. leadership again. tuesday evening to thank the crowd for their support. for their support. one thing will stop me from what i am doing. am doing. tha

fears of a major eruption in the philippines after fresh activity from mount mayon. and the south african jazz musician and campaigner against apartheid, hugh masekela, has died at the age of 78.

it's a timelapse of the philippines‘ most active volcano, mount mayon — which has been spewing ash on local communities. there are fears of a major eruption after two weeks of activity. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has been rebuked by the prime minister and other cabinet colleagues after saying the nhs should be given extra money. the nhs should be -join the states? the - states? prime without the united states? prime minister narendra modi tells the world economic forum that india is open to business. good morning, asia. hello, world. glad you could enjoy and dashed glad you could join us for another exciting addition of asia business report. 11 countries are aiming to form an asia—pacific trade pact. they have all reached a deal and will be signing a final agreement this march in chile. also called the tpp ii, agreement this march in chile. also called the tpp 11, it does not use include the united states after donald trump withdrew. timothy mcdonald is in the newsroom. how significant is the

in asia were scientists watching mount mayon in the philippines so your violent eruption could happen at any moment this it a volcano is welling with model up under the surface and it may not be able to withstand the pressure of all that molten iraq all about seventy five thousand people have been evacuated from the area officials fear a full bore eruption could become a humanitarian emergency at last for months balmy out is the most active volcano in the philippines the current eruptions started about. art to tennis now and that simona halep will face a carolina was an iraqi and saturday's australian open final in melbourne that's after the top seeded romanian got the better of germany's actually cared for in a three marathon sets in the other semi and number two seed was the at the over came a second set wobble to defeat a belgium's a nice the dane is a former world number one but like a look as yet to win a grand slam title meanwhile marion shelter which is through to the men's final on sunday the croat dispatch britain's col edmund in straight sets will play either defending champ

correspondent: authorities have cordoned off a nine kilometer danger zone around mount mayon but that has not stopped defiant farmers from tending to crops and livestock that they depend on for their livelihoods. >> villagers leave a evacuation centers and go back home to feed their animals and then they returned to the evacuation center. that is their life at the moment. correspondent: the government is bracing for a possible three-month long emergency in the areas around mayon. more rain is forecast for the coming week. brent: at the grammy awards, the surprise winner was bruno mars, who beat some tough competition. the likes of jayz and kendrick lamar. music was not the only item on the bill. many participants wore white roses as a visible show of solidarity with the me too and times up movement confronting sexual misconduct in show business. correspondent: bruno mars slept at the grammys this year with six wins including record winning album of the year. he gave a heartfelt speech as he accepted his award. >> the songs are written with nothing but joy and one reason and that is lo

mount mayon has been spewingng llama and add, prompting authorities to expand the dangers him. thousands of people living there by have been told to leave the area. human rights activists in germany are criticizing a decision by the government to deport more afghan refugees. a plane carrying at least 17 failed asylum seekers took off from duesseldorf, bound for kabul. protesters gathered to voice their concerns, saying it is not safe to send people back as highlighted by repeated afghanistan attacks. 155 afghans have been deported from germany over the past year. some flights had to be canceled because e the pilots refused to fly. i am joined now by stephan dunnwald. it is good to have you on the scope -- on the show. you arere against the depororta. why? >> so we see that afghanistanans a country in war, which is also confirmed by the united nations. so we are against any deportation force returns to afghanistan. this includes deportations from pakistan and iran, but especially anywhere near. brent: the german government says with them being sent back, it involves convicted cr

fears of a major eruption in the philippines after fresh activity from mount mayon. a big pay—out could be on the cards for workers in germany, provided the powerful 2.3 million member ig metall union gets its way. but there may be big crippling strikes ahead before they get there. i'm sally bundock in davos, switzerland.

fears of a major eruption in the philippines after fresh activity from mount mayon. and the south african jazz musician and campaigner against apartheid hugh masekela has died at the age of 78.

fears of a major eruption in the philippines after fresh activity from mount mayon. and the south african jazz musician and campaigner against apartheid hugh masekela has died at the age of 78.

mount mayon has been spewing llama and add, prompting authorities to expand the dangers him. thousands of people living there by have been told to leave the area. human rights activists in germany are criticizing a decision by the government to deport more afghan refugees. a plane carrying at least 17 failed asylum seekers took off from duesseldorf, bound for kabul. protesters gathered to voice their concerns, saying it is not safe to send people back as highlighted by repeated afghanistan attacks. 155 afghans have been deported from germany over the past year. some flights had to be canceled because the pilots refused to fly. i am joined now by stephan dunnwald. it is good to have you on the scope -- on the show. you are against the deportation. why? >> so we see that afghanistan is a country in war, which is also confirmed by the united nations. so we are against any deportation force returns to afghanistan. this includes deportations from pakistan and iran, but especially anywhere near. brent: the german government says with them being sent back, it involves convicted crim

mount mayon in the philippines began erupting a few days ago. and then there have been earthquakes off the coast of java in indonesia, and off the coast of alaska. let's look at images from these events. i these from japan, where the eruption caused an avalanche. a soldier was killed. 14 others were injured. these are timelapse images of mount mayon in the philippines. these pictures are from indonesia. these workers and residents injakarta fleeing from high rise buildings that swayed after a 5.3 earthquake. and this is a trafficjam in alaska after people followed police orders to evacuate. that earthquake measured 7.9 and triggered a tsunami warning. that warning is no longer in place, by the way. the un office for disaster risk reduction sent out this tweet with details of those quakes and eruptions. but what's most interesting is it says the ring of fire is active today and included this map that shows the ring of fire — you can see it includes indonesia, the philippines, japan and alaska. that obviously begs the question, what exactly is t

the philippine province of albay has declared a state of calamity as mount mayon spews lava beyond the limits of a no—go zone. people have been fleeing their homes as tourists have been descending on the area to watch the spectacular lava display. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: meetings between unions and mps will continue today,

mayon spews lava beyond the limits of a no—go zone. people have been fleeing their homes as tourists have been descending on the area to watch the spectacular lava display. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news it's time for hardtalk.

scientists watching mount mayon in the philippines say the volcano is filling with magma under the surface and that a bille interruption could be eminent about seventy five thousand people have been evacuated from around the mountain but there's fear the eruption could become a humanitarian emergency that lasts for months. well the room was packed ears pricked eyes wide open as the europe sent took centers york took center stage in the swiss alps with speeches from the continent's heavyweights germany's huddle americal spoke for him but it was france's a man woman calling who had the headlines thought he told the world economic forum globalization had to ensure prosperity for all classes in society it's in money why mcmullen first won't economic since becoming french president last may one of his burning issues is globalization and fittingly he addressed his audience in english. ladies and gentlemen my my my first miss each is that france is back france is back at the core of europe. because we will never have any french success without a european success mcconnell spoke of a ten year stra

the central philippine province of albay has declared a state of calamity as the mount mayon volcano spews lava. it's now reached the limits of a no—go zone and spread ash on nearby villages. the most active volcano in the philippines has been erupting since saturday. back in 1814 it buried a town and killed 1,200 people. thousands have been evacuated this time. but as people have been fleeing their homes, tourists have been descending on the area to watch this spectacular lava display. a reminder of our top story. a meeting of 20 foreign ministers look at ways to curb north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programmes has agreed to ensure that un sanctions are strictly enforced. much more on the website. thank you for watching. frequent shows net snow showers across parts of england and northern ireland with significant accumulations. it is proper that the met office to issue warnings to the combination of snow and ice so a double whammy to greet us first thing on wednesday morning. very strong winds overnight also giving rise to perhaps a bit of coastal flooding across the so

the central philippine province of albay has declared a state of calamity as the mount mayon volcano spews lava. it‘s now reached the limits of a no—go zone and spreading ash on nearby villages. the most active volcano in the philippines has been erupting since saturday. back in 1814 it buried a town and killed 1,200 people. thousands have been evacuated this time. you can imagine they do not want a repeat of history. that‘s what‘s going on at the moment. stay with me on bbc news, i‘ll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments, we‘ll have more on that technology and terrorism hearing. we‘ve seen frequent snow showers in parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england on tuesday with significant accumulations in places and further snow showers overnight and further snow showers overnight and first thing on wednesday has prompted the met office to issue and the be prepared warnings for snow and ice. a double wham to greet us first thing on wednesday morning. very strong winds overnight, gale force wind places, also a bit of coastal flooding in the sou

an update on the philippines, this is the view of mount mayon, which has been spouting lover and ash over the past few days. this is a short time ago and we understand tens of thousands more have fled the erupting volcano. everyone is looking closely to see what will happen next. more than 70,000 residents are crammed into schools and other buildings in a safe zone. that figure has almost doubled over the past three days because the volcano has begun to show signs of activity. we'll keep you updated. stay with us and we'll see you again soon. hello there. after the downpours and gales of wednesday, the weather prospects for thursday look a little bit quieter. this curl of cloud here, that was storm georgina now pushing off to the north—east. what we now have feeding in is this speckled cloud, some showers pushing in from the atlantic, in fact, some heavy showers coming thick and fast into northern ireland through the first part of the morning. also some showers pushing in across the west country into devon and cornwall, some of these could be on the heavy side. seven degrees there

fears of a major eruption in the philippines after fresh activity from mount mayon. and the south african jazz musician and campaigner against apartheid, hugh masekela, has died at the age of 78. the us attorney general, jeff sessions, has become the first member of president trump's cabinet to be questioned by the special counsel investigating alleged russian interference in the presidential election. no details have been made public, but he will have been asked about the contacts he had with the russian ambassador in washington before and after the election. let's cross live to washington and speak to the bbc‘s david willis. what is the latest? you are correct. the justice department what is the latest? you are correct. thejustice department is confirming todayjeff sessions, the attorney general was interviewed by robert mueller‘s team investigating alleged collusion between russia and the donald trump campaign. that took place last week. the interview with the special counsel, robert mueller‘s team, was conducted, it is being reported, in the presence of the

mayon has been spewing lava and ash prompting authorities to expand the danger zone thousands of people living nearby have been told to leave the area. human rights activists here in germany are criticizing a decision by the government to deport more afghan refugees a plane carrying at least seventeen failed asylum seekers took off from dusseldorf airport this evening belen for kabul protesters gathered at the airport to voice their concern they say it's not safe to send people back as highlighted by repeated attacks in afghanistan one hundred fifty five afghans have been deported from germany over the past year some deportation flights had to be cancelled because the pilots refused to fly. so i'm joined now by stefan do involved from the refugee support organisation the refugee camps all in munich tonight it's good to have you on the show let me ask you about these deportations you are against them why so we see that afghanistan is a country in goal which is also confirmed by the united nations and so the against and a sort of deportations. constant this includes deportations from arti

the central philippine province of albay has declared a state of calamity as the mount mayon volcano spews lava. it's now reached the limits of a no—go zone and spread ash on nearby villages. the most active volcano in the philippines has been erupting since saturday. back in 1814 it buried a town and killed 1,200 people. thousands have been evacuated this time. but as people have been fleeing their homes, tourists have been descending on the area to watch this spectacular lava display. a reminder of our top story. a meeting of 20 foreign ministers look at ways to curb north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programmes has agreed to ensure that un sanctions are strictly enforced. the canadian foreign minister, chrystia freeland, who hosted the meeting in vancouver, said they could not stand by as the nuclear threat on the korean peninsula intensified. much more on the website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. well, there's been some significant accumulations of snow across parts of northern ireland and scotland, the far north

the most active volcano in the philippines, mount mayon, has begun emitting lava in what is being described as a gentle eruption, after spewing out ash and steam over the last 2a hours. thousands of people were evacuated from the area over the weekend, after scientists warned the volcano could erupt in a matter of days. mayon last erupted in 2014. the british building contractor carillion‘s key creditors will meet government officials today to try to prevent the firm collapsing. the company, which employs 20,000 people in the uk and 43,000 worldwide, is contracted to maintain many government facilities such as schools, prisons, and homes on military bases. it has run up debts of £1.5 billion. justin urquhart stewart, director of seven investment management, joins me now. you are a familiar face but you are a familiarface but in unfamiliar attire. what has happened, just in? it is all right, just slight damage to the arm. i will be fine. he is going to the hospital later. you will tweet us, won't you? he is here in fine fettle as ever to talk about carillion. is carillion too big to fail?

mayon since saturday as the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after witness. on counting the cost of oil hit seventy dollars a barrel we examine the drivers behind the rise one of the economic reasons behind the breast into a new and we look a little closer at the whole stray being between france and china counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera.

mayon the volcano has been spewing lava and ash for two weeks for major eruption remains at the second highest level some scientists in the ways of long disputed the therapeutic value of traditional chinese medicine but it seems the ancient craft is gaining popularity at home and abroad it's even been hailed as government as the gym of chinese science rob mcbride reports from the country's biggest traditional medicine market in the city was aware business has never been better. it's early and the trading hole is packed. wholesale buyers pick over the samples of the plants animal parts of minerals that are the basis for traditional chinese medicine . orders placed here set prices across china i saw it you've been a trader for twenty years has only seen those prices go up ya gotta be alive and i have seen tremendous changes over time this ingredient used to sell at sixteen dollars behalf now it's thirty times that at four hundred seventy five dollars can it on the side hand or treated as a pseudo science by many for its followers and that includes most older chinese it guarantees good he

mayon it's been injecting lava and ash for the past two weeks and geologists say there could be a major eruption within the next couple of days. the philippines most active volcano is at it again for weeks now mount my own has been spewing a white hot cocktail of gas and volcanic debris down its flanks complicating matters nonstop brain is mixing with the volcanic ash and rock that's resulted in fast moving much flows which have damaged roads and could potentially sweep away entire settlements. more than eighty thousand residents have fled their homes and are living in temporary shelters which are quickly getting overcrowded food and other supplies remain adequate but concerns are growing over health and hygiene conditions. in written form for if people want to help i hope they give us water because it's so hard to get that here and it's not enough we have to wait in line. authorities have cordoned off a nine kilometer danger zone around mt my own but that hasn't stopped defiant farmers from tending to crops and livestock that they depend on for their livelihoods. whole villages life at

mount mayon has been erupting since saturday. people have been fleeing their homes as tourists have been descending on the area to watch the spectacular lava display. a reminder of our top story.... a meeting of 20 foreign ministers look at ways to curb north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programmes has agreed to ensure that un sanctions are strictly enforced. the canadian foreign minister, chrystia freeland, who hosted the meeting in vancouver, said they could not stand by as the nuclear threat on the korean peninsula intensified. her us counterpart, rex tillerson, said it was essentialfor un member states, in particular china and russia, to fully implement sanctions. much more on the website. thank you for watching. well, there's been some significant accumulations of snow across parts of northern ireland and scotland, the far north of england, and we continue to see wintry showers, snow showers, through the course of the night, early into wednesday so that's prompted the met office to issue an amber warning for parts o

mayon since authorities increased its alert level on sunday and warning that's an explosive eruption could happen within the next few days lines have also been warned to flying near the volcano. and there's much more on our website content video features just click on algis there dot com al-jazeera dot com. it's a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera turkey syria and russia have attacked the u.s. plan to form a thirty thousand strong border security force in northern syria the united states announced its support on sunday for the force which it hopes will help to defend territory held by u.s. backed kurdish fighters in northern syria turkey's president has accused washington of trying to create a terror army russia says it's a u.s. plots to partition syria constitutes a blatant assault on its sovereignty should it didn't exist secure but now the united states has confessed that they are forming a terror army along our border what we have to do is to strangle this terror army on our borders before it is born at least thirty eight people have been killed after two suicide bom

mayon volcano in the central philippines which has been spewing lava and ash for the past two weeks rising water has forced the relocation of some of the seventy five thousand evacuees staying in temporary shelters in the low lying areas and other well arts festival in australia is turning the spotlight on the country's immigration policies among the many shows to entertain crowds at the sydney festival is a play which looks at the government's treatment of refugees under thomas reports. on a stage rather than in a court room is a truth and reconciliation commission that australia has never had. the play pool tribunals delves into the dark side of australia's treatment of asylum seekers refugee actors described their experiences of the country's immigration system the actors also confront the treatment i mean did you know sauce trail and an aboriginal elder plays the courts magistrate. telling. telling a story. about acknowledging and healing for the audience being there is about sending a signal as well as enjoying the show it does challenge just saw strategists say well. what if w

mayon volcano in the central philippines which has been spewing lava and ash for the past two weeks izing water has forced the relocation of some of the seventy five thousand evacuees and for shelters. annual arts festival in australia is turning the spotlight on the nation's immigration policies among the shows in sydney is a play highlighting the government's treatment of refugees hundred thomas has taken a look. on a stage rather than in a court room is a truth and reconciliation commission that australia has never had. the place cool tribunals delves into the dark side of australia's treatment of asylum seekers refugee actors describe their experiences of the country's immigration system the actors also confront the treatment i mean did you know saw strains an aboriginal elder plays the courts magistrate. telling. about telling a story and it's about acknowledging and healing for the audience being there is about sending a signal as well as enjoying the show it does challenge just saw strangers say well . what is what has been happening is unacceptable and yet we have been accep

mayon spews lava beyond the limits of a no—go zone. people have been fleeing their homes as tourists have been descending on the area to watch the spectacular lava display. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk from washington, dc. i'm stephen sackur. new year, same old donald trump. not a day goes by without a new media storm over a presidential comment, tweet or announcement that had democrats decrying him as unfit for office and republicans, well... what — what do republicans feel and do about their de facto party leader? my guest is michael steele, a former chairman of the republican national committee. should the party stand with or dump trump? michael steele, welcome to hardtalk. it's good to be here, yeah. great to have you here. i want to take you back to that day in november 2016 when it became clear donald trump was going to be the next president of the united states. for you, as a long and loyal republican, how did you feel? i guess the emotion would b

experts warn mount mayon could >>> 40 vowz vil -- 40,000 villagers as the active volcano keeps spewing lava and plumes of ash. could have a violent eruption in the coming days. and it's not clear how long this activity will last. >>> president trump is imposing a steep new tariff on solar panels. that has some people concerned about potential consequences in the united states. kpix 5 sandra osborne joins us now from fremont, come is a subsidiary of tesla. >> good morning to you, kenny. tesla, of course, well known throughout the bay area. because of their high-tech vehicles. because the company also has their solar cells out of a company in new york. that company also manufactures tesla's integrated solar roof that they unveiled in 2016. regardless of the new tariff, the san francisco connickle -- chronicle reports it is committed to ramping up production. these new tariffs are on imported solar panels. the levy will start at 50% and gradually decrease to 15%. the largest is china. the president says he wants to protect the solar industry. some are worried this will drive down competit

in the philippines, more than 50,000 people have been forced to flee their homes as mount mayon has erected spewing lava , and debris for miles. the eruption has caused earthquakes, and the volcanic ashas fied the sky, blanketing whole villages in darkness. amnesty international accused the mexican government of supporting despite threats to their lives. the report cited the case of a hunter a bus driver killed three weeks after mexican authorities to reported him back to honduras. this is amnesty international researcher madeleine penman. >> it is a turn of a violation of accident law and international law that sending a person back to a territory where their life or safety is in danger. they after day, despite it being afraid of dying, having threats and attacks against them, their people from central america being returned to face the possible death. amy: back in the united states in michigan, authorities arrested a 19-year-old white man named brendan great summer after he reportedly called cnn headquarters nearly two dozen times threatening to murder workers using slurs to insult africa

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a volcano in the philippines is disrupting traffic and showering nearby villages with ash mounts mayon has been erupting for the last two weeks blowing lava and ash from its crater or an eighty thousand villages have been forced to take cover in emergency shelters . on our developments the government in the philippines is introducing new laws to stop what he calls fake news but opponents say the move is an attack on free speech aimed at punishing journalists and bloggers who criticize president what draco detach say. reports from the capital manila. best antidote to fake news is truth filipino journalists are demanding accountability from president lewdly good it or does government they see journalism has been under siege mostly from doctors to supporters and some members of his government fuels massage rappler an online news site known to be critical of the government had its license revoked over a technicality a few weeks ago thing. in the past the turkey has said corrupt journalists are not exempt from assassination words that appear to have found a residence with his supporters rap

in the philippines today, mount mayon fired jets of lava and huge ash plumes into the sky. more than 50,000 people have fled since eruptions began last week, and more left today. >> ( translated ): i heard people screaming. that is why i went out of our house and looked at mayon volcano. i saw thick smoke descending, and everyone was shouting and looking for their children to evacuate. >> woodruff: and in central japan, an eruption rained volcanic rocks onto a military ski training exercise. one soldier was killed. the u.s. state department confirmed today that multiple americans were killed in saturday's taliban attack in afghanistan. gunmen stormed the intercontinental hotel in kabul, took hostages and shot it out with security forces. officials say 22 people died, including 14 foreigners. back in this country, president trump formally imposed 30% to 50% tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines. at a signing ceremony, he said that it will protect american jobs and benefit consumers, but some u.s. solar companies said just the opposite. the u.s. senate this ev

scientists watching mount mayon in the philippines violence could happen at any moment they see the ball to know its well it would mock under the surface to withstand the pressure of it all all about seventy five. thousand people have been evacuated from the area and officials fear a full board eruption could become a humanitarian amid emergency that lasts for months all mounted me on is the most active volcano in the philippines in the current eruptions started about two weeks ago right next we move on to some sports now tennis as simona halep will face caroline wozniacki in austria saturday's australian open final in melbourne less after the top seeded romanian got the better of germany's angelica carob or three marathons as well in the other number two seed was the yaquis overcame a second set wobble to defeat belgium's a least merit as well the dane is a former world number one but like a lip as yet to win a grand slam title meanwhile marin the gillett is through to the men's final as i may occur out dispatched britain's kyle edmund in straight sets will play either defending champ r

mayon began belching flaming love rocks and ash over seventy five thousand residents have been forced to flee surrounding farms and communities yes our she's a worried people have been leaving the shelters during the day to tend to their farms and livestocks inside the danger zone. the president of the democratic republic of congo has rejected accusations that his security forces used violence to break up protests over his refusal to step down several people died speaking in his first press conference since two thousand and twelve joseph kabila also said the country will go ahead with elections despite the threat of delays. they look to cut into that has already been cut published. is a very clear. screen in the sense that. you have the time. of elections to feel good. and as soon as those elections organized. and as soon as we have we know what those elections. say's it's very clear. and as wide an opposition leaders have condemned president nicolas maduro after he blocked them from registering in upcoming elections it means that two of venezuela's most popular leaders are unable to

mayon. has been closed. of five, because a violent eruption is expected within days. they are mesmerising pictures, aren't they? matt will have the weather in around ten minutes. much milder. he has all the details. has all the sport and we start with the new boss of the lionesses.. the new boss of the lionesses.. charge of the women's team —— after the x it of. the x it of. vulnerable, who doesn't have a huge amount of managerial experience. amount of managerial experience. neville has coaching and managerial experience. experience. appointment, it's brought lots of attention to the women's team. attention to the women's team. the job and as long as he surrounds himself with the right people. himself with the right people. but it's the results that will tell in the end! —— thejob. has appointed as the new head coach of the england women's team. as well as everton and valencia. in for criticism. sure he'll be fine. of his social media posts were discovered. cricket before work sets me up nicely for the day. beds. sorry, morning women! manchester city are the f

lava is continuing to erupt from the most active volcano in the philippines, mount mayon. more than 40,000 people have been evacuated from the surrounding area and a local airport has been closed. one of central london's busiest areas remains cordoned off this morning after a huge gas leak led to hundreds of people being evacuated from a nightclub and a hotel in the early hours. charing cross station has been shut down, and a number of roads near trafalgar square, including the strand, are closed. charing cross station has just reopened. we can cross to our correspondent dan johnson, who reopened. we can cross to our correspondent danjohnson, who was at the scene. i am sure the streets behind you will be filling up pretty quickly again, but tell us about what caused all this disruption. yes, this was a gas leak first reported at about 2am this morning, and it prompted a big evacuation in this area, streets sealed off, a nightclub and hotel by the station had to be evacuated, with people moved, and the station was closed, especially through rush hour this morning, causing s

lava is continuing to erupt from the most active volcano in the philippines, mount mayon. the intense activity has been captured in this timelapse footage. more than 40,000 people have been moved from their homes in the surrounding area and a local airport has been closed. more headlines at half past ten. quite a few of you have been in touch to talk about tessa jowell. this one says... what an inspiring and brave woman. this one says... it is very moving to hear tessa jowell talk about her diagnosis. time for the sport, with holly. the appointment of the new england women's manager has received mixed reactions, with many concerned phil neville simply doesn't have enough managerial experience. the former manchester united and england defender has signed a three and a half year deal with the lionesses with the hope that it will bring new interest to the women's game is its most high—profile england manager. however arsenal and former england defender alex scott says she is worried he does not have enough experience in the women's game. worried he does not have enough expe

the most active volcano in the philippines, mount mayon, has erupted again. ash and lava fragments have been released into the atmosphere, shrouding nearby villages in darkness. officials have raised the alert level. a0,000 people have fled the surrounding area in the past week. howard johnson reports from manila. a huge plume of smoke reaching ten kilometres into the sky signalled that mayon had begun erupting again. the midday explosion sent lava, molten rocks and steam cascading down its slopes. within hours, the ash began to fall, engulfing nearby towns and villages. dramatic photos on social media show traffic at a standstill as the ash cloud engulfed towns and villages. officials in the philippines have raised the alert level to four on a scale where five is the highest warning because of an imminent threat of a violent eruption. lava has been flowing from the volcano since it became active more than a week ago. thousands of families have already been evacuated from the area and an eight—kilometre exclusion zone has been put in place. many have sought