the european parliament is still very much in lockdown. a lot of concern about evacuating this area and police are very much saying that this area needs to be evacuated from the north. the market itself was on a little island, the grande ile, almost surrounded by a river, so it would have been quite difficult for the gunman to make his escape out but it is believed he has escaped down to the area where his apartment was, what is believed to be his apartment, an apartment that had been raided earlier on on tuesday morning. the gunman was on a list, the so—called f list, a maximum—security list where security services are monitoring people who had been radicalised. this is a list of around 400,000 people. it is a an enormous list so this is one person who was on the list but obviously has managed to get through, was not as closely scrutinised as one may have hoped. restaurants are now being evacuated from the area and traffic and the people leaving is a concern but as i say we are getting appeals from the police, the local police for thi

some people were only able to go to get out of the lockdown. theuding those who were in stadium basketball game. it was extremely difficult to make a clear decision, and informed decision to lift the lockdown because we simply did not know where the attacker was and we lifted the lockdown gradually with the necessary precautions. come intoessages have strasberg. many, many messages. haverious colleagues received messages of sympathy and condolences. keep a us that we must stiff upper lip and that our city had been attacked, but that i'm thinking of course of the message sent by the president, president macron. by the prime minister, by the president of the commissions. who wrote specifically, and he also put the commission flag at half mast at the council of europe and the european report of human rights. otherolleagues, many mayors of other major cities in france have also sent messages of sympathy and condolences. as well as other foreign mayors. what now? well, i will close with saying this. ago, today --ment >> that was the mayor of strasbu

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the run the european parliament which is in strasbourg has activated its emergency protocol and is on lockdown to protect the people inside. french interior minister to stuff gaza near talked to media in paris earlier this evening we understand the number of victims may be an increase since he spoke the let's hear what he had to say. i am heading to strasburg right away as i'm speaking to you there are two deceased several in a very critical condition and seventy eight are wounded in the shooter has been identified. as i'm speaking to you a police operation is underway i don't have any more to say on it as you can understand he is known as a common criminal i don't have more to share with you at this stage i will update you with new information as soon as it is available thank you if you can get that and of course we'll update you on the latest developments we're going to try to establish contact to our correspondent who is on the scene later in the show now to other news and britain's prime minister to resign may has returned to london. tonight after european union leaders told her there woul

police say the gunman still at large crucially the area is on lockdown including the e.u. headquarters in that city of videos emerged first off online apparently posted by witnesses to what happened some of it pretty gruesome but this we can show you these unfortunate scenes. my. or full screen because across the talk to preach last hour our europe correspondent it's so sad to see this in the run up to christmas yet again isn't it charlotte. yes absolutely very famous first christmas market which attracts around two million people to it every year it's beyond going for centuries in the nest go world heritage site of that city in the east of france which borders germany famous also for the european parliament which is there in strasbourg which of course as you mentioned was on lockdown tonight with nobody allowed to enter leave the building there are reports of those fatalities coming from the city and the number of people who have been injured and we're being told that the gunman is still at large the interior ministry in france has been on twitter people in the city to st

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the entire city centre is in lockdown and it has been for three hours at least. one source is reporting that as many as four people have been killed. the french interior ministry confirmed a serious public security incident and urged residents to stay indoors. residents have been urged to stay indoors and, if possible, evacuate the city centre. the gunman has been on the run since the shooting at around 7pm uk time, 8pm local time, and it is alleged shots have been fired and police have cornered him. he isa fired and police have cornered him. he is a 29—year—old man, and his residents has been searched by police earlier today in connection with the robbery. lucy williamson reports. france tonight relived the terror of another attack. in the narrow streets around strasbourg's christmas market, riot police hunted a gunman who opened fire on the crowds here. his gunshots initially mistaken by one witness for fireworks. screaming this footage shows the moment one of the victims was shot amid the chaos and panic of christmas revellers. pater fritz witnessed one of

from the northern ocean fane party the european parliament remains on lockdown as they say this is one of the busiest christmas markets around in europe and fact it's not the first time or the christmas market has been the target for what we are calling now a terrorist attack that's what police prosecutors are investigating it as the two years ago here in berlin we became the target of a fatal truck attack the target a christmas market. so the latest what we're hearing from stroudsburg is that four people have been killed a number of people wounded at meze many as five of those said to be in a critical condition after a gunman opened fire near to a christmas market the gunman is not in custody and he remains at large a major operation is underway in the city of strasburg right now to locate him. over there in europe for us keeping across the situation we know as the story develops you'll be across it for us thanks. all right switching gears now the british prime minister is on a tour of europe seeking to rescue her breaks that deal on monday theresa may inferior aided her own parliamen

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the city of strasbourg on lockdown. a gunman opened fire around 8:00 p.m. near the city's famous christmas market. the moment shared online. leaving at least two dead, more than ten injured. some needing urgent care on the street. witnesses describing the terror. "we thought it was fireworks," this woman says. "it was a pistol, everyone was running. families with their kids who were falling to the ground. " people sheltering wherever they could, some taking cover in this restaurant. armed police swarming the neighborhood, searching for a man already on a watch list and idy entified arents ordered to inside. shop owners shuttering their stores. strasbourg's famous christmas normally draws 2 million visitors a year. tonight, it lies empty. police in europe have been on high alert this time of year after a truck plowed into a christmas market in berlin in 2016, killing 12 people. >> ian pannell joins us tonight. and ian, they are searching for this suspect, who you report was on a watch list? >> reporter: that's right, david. very soon after this happened, the

being warned to stay as that manhunt continued we also understand that the european parliament was on lockdown as a result of that attack with people not being allowed in nor out of the building now this comes just huge years after another christmas market attack that was the one that took place in two thousand and sixteen were. twelve people were killed including the perpetrator of that attack and fifty six people were injured since then christmas markets across europe have had heightened security particularly here in france and i was in strasbourg just chill weekends ago where we saw some of those heightened security measures with the entire city over the area where the christmas market is not allowed for an authorized vehicles to go inside that and also checks as you were entering into the area where the christmas market was for the moment a high security alert here remains in place in france is that nationwide manhunt continues for the perpetrator of france's latest terror attack the strasburg shooting follows a wave of terror attacks in france over the past four years. representing from t

the parliament is on lockdown. stay tuned throughout the evening for updates as they come in. >>> even the experts are saying there's no telling what's going to happen next in the brexit soap opera. british prime minister, theresa may, the woman tasked with figuring out how the united kingdom is going to divorce from the european union is scrambling to save the deal she hammered out with the eu. the deal that lawmakers at home including lawmakers in her own conservative party have shot down. may visited three european capitals today. remember, the united kingdom voted to leave the eu back in 2016, the government has until march 29th, 2019, to figure out how to do it or it's over. the issues involved are long and complicated, but one of the biggest is the border in ireland and the so-called backstop. reuters characterizes the backstop as an insurance policy that could keep britain in a customs union with the european union if it can't figure out a better way to avoid border checks. this is important. between british

sirens lockdown in the french city of strasbourg, after a gunman opens fire near a busy christmas market. at least four people are reported dead, according to local officials, and several others injured. screaming one eyewitness overlooking the scene filmed the immediate reaction to the attack. what happened was, i heard two distinct noises, but i took them to be firecrackers. but as i turned a corner, i saw one person on the ground with a wound. while the gunman remains at large, french president emmanuel macron has attended an emergency session with security staff in paris. welcome to bbc world news. about five hours ago, a gunman opened fire on a christmas market in strasbourg. and, according to the mayor of the city, four people have been killed, several others injured. the attack took place in the city centre. police say they have exchanged fire with the attacker, who was known to the security forces. the city, which is home to the european parliament, has been placed on lockdown, although meps and journalists have now been told they can leave. officials said he'd been previously id

the government had been identified and was known to police nother twisters come out there is under lockdown including the nearby european parliament as mentioned the strasburg christmas market major tourist attraction drawing in thousands of his does each year it's you know asco world heritage site dates back to the sixteenth century making it the oldest christmas market in europe should be a beautiful place to go to the run up to christmas to do your shopping but not tonight we're going to be following developments and bringing all the latest including reaction to what could have gone so wrong here again another attack in the run for christmas comes a former u.k. police officer hey peter it's sort of you never see you in terms of trouble and stress but. i really say this killer now has been identified that came out the last hour or so i was on a list of people considered a potential security risk that's going to raise a lot of questions again tonight is no again we've covered this so many times when it happens you can't get it was by all the time hundred percent but big questions again. yo

paris in lockdown as security services brace for a fourth weekend of protests. amber rudd has become the first cabinet minister to openly propose plan b if theresa may's brexit deal is rejected by mps. the hand of rod earns west brom a controversial draw in the west midlands derby in the championship. aston villa up in arms over jay rodriguez's goal. even though he didn't really mean it! and it's supposed to be a display of athleticism and accuracy, but i'm left chasing my own tail when i gave dog agility a go. good morning. another windy day to come today, even windier tonight gci’oss come today, even windier tonight across parts of southern england. them tomorrow, it turns colder. all the details right here on breakfast. —— then. it's saturday the eighth of december. our top story: in the last few hours, police in new zealand have said the disappearance of 22—year—old british backpacker grace millane is being treated as a suspected murder. a 26—year—old man is being questioned. auckland police say they have not located grace millane‘s body. she

paris in lockdown as security services brace for a fourth weekend of protests. these are the live images from the centre of paris this morning. the yellow vested protesters already gathering. many tens of thousands of police on the streets of paris. we will be there and live a little later. the hand of rod earns west brom a controversial draw, in the west midlands derby in the championship, with aston villa up in arms over jay rodriguez's late goal. good morning. another windy day to come today. even windier tonight gci’oss come today. even windier tonight across parts of southern england. tomorrow it turns colder. all the details right here on breakfast. it's saturday 8 december. our top story... in the last few hours, police in new zealand have said the disappearance of 22—year—old british backpacker, grace millane, is being treated as a suspected murder. a 26—year—old man is being questioned. auckland police say they have not located grace millane‘s body. more from our correspondent hywel griffith. fun—loving and family orientated, grace millane

paris in lockdown as security services brace for a fourth weekend of protests. amber rudd has become the first cabinet minister to openly propose plan b if theresa may's brexit deal is rejected by mps. ben stokes is not out and says he's sorry for his part in a fight in bristol last year. he and alex hales won't miss any further cricket matches, but both were fined by a discplinary commission. and it's supposed to be a display of athleticism and accuracy, but i'm left chasing his own tail when i gave dog agility a go. good morning. another windy day to come today, even windier tonight gci’oss come today, even windier tonight across parts of southern england and then tomorrow it turns colder. all then tomorrow it turns colder. all the details right here on breakfast. good morning. it's saturday the 8th of december, 2018. our top story: in the last two hours, new zealand police has said the disappearance of 22—year—old british backpacker, grace millane, is being treated as a suspected murder. a 26—year—old man is being questioned and auckland police say

gavin, you are talking about the fact the european parliament is on lockdown. by the sounds of it, there are still thousands of people in lots of different locations in strasbourg who are being told you still cannot go anywhere. right across the city centre, and bear in mind as we have talked about a little earlier, this is the busiest market across france between one and 4 million people in december visit these markets and we heard from the incredible phone call you had with that man in the restau ra nt you had with that man in the restaurant where there is somebody that has been he reports killed and their body is still within the restau ra nt their body is still within the restaurant and they are told not to move. there are hundreds of restau ra nts. move. there are hundreds of restaurants. i've spoken to a few people tonight, including other journalist covering events of the european parliament that moved to dinner in the old part of stroudsburg and they‘ re dinner in the old part of stroudsburg and they're still within the restaurant. they are told there

eliza philippidis reports a city on lockdown. these are the scenes just moments after the shooting — confusion, panic. the 29—year—old gunman opened fire, targeting people in his sights. he attacked using an automatic weapon. the shooting started at around 7:00pm last night, local time. people ran from the scene, shutting themselves inside bars and restaurants. some people had no clue what they were walking into. when i saw the army, it was a group of 10—12 soldiers walking towards me, with their guns pointed to the street, to the people, and around them, everyone was running from all directions. so, as i was walking past a building with a courtyard, i entered the courtyard, and as other people next to me did, we threw ourselves to the ground, because we didn't know what is happening. some people tried to help those who were shot. and i saw a person with apparently two shots into the head, lying on the bridge here. we tried to engage him in resuscitation activities. we took him into a restaurant and we tried for 45 minute

earlier this evening because of this can you confirm are they still on lockdown and would there be lots of people in the offices at this hour anyway on the tuesday evening. the whole parliament has been blocked out i mean this happened at round eight o'clock so you probably don't have all the people there you go or but we're still talking about several hundred people including very well known politicians like federica model really of the chief diplomat of the european union she's right now she said it can't tina of the european parliament waiting to be able to go outside and think this will happen but still get a hold of that should. ok max hoffman in strong spurred france with the latest force there on this shooting we understand two people confirmed dead and there are others that have been injured a fluid situation the gunman reportedly has been cornered by police in the city max thank you very much. well the final group games in the champions league take place on wednesday night and for one determined club there is the chance of moving on to the knockout stages despite immense hardsh

. >>> paris lockdown. the city of lights. the major sites shutting down. police firing tear gas as protests turn violent for the fourth straight weekend. >>> plus, the deadly stampede inside an overcrowded nightclub. what witnesses are telling us about the terrifying scene. >>> and the high-speed chase at speeds of up to 100 miles per hour. what police did to stop a suspect on the run. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. >>> and we begin tonight with the massive storm system sweeping across the south. heavy snow and rain making its way to the east. creating whiteout conditions in texas. look at that right there. with parts of the state getting close to a foot of snow and flash flooding in houston. first responders there on the move, saving trapped victims from rising waters. that system stretching more than 1200 miles from texas to the carolinas, expected to drop more than a foot of snow in some spots. up to half a million customers could lose power. abc senior meteorologist rob marciano starts us off from north ca

being warned to stay as that manhunt continued we also understand that the european parliament was on lockdown as a result of that attack with people not being allowed in nor out of the building now this comes just huge years after another christmas market attack that was the one that took place in two thousand and sixteen where. twelve people were killed including the perpetrator of that attack and fifty six people were injured since then christmas markets across europe have had heightened security particularly here in france and i was in weekends ago where we saw some of those heightened security measures with the entirety of the area where the christmas market is not allowed for an authorized vehicles to go inside that and also checks as you are entering into the area where the christmas market was for the moment a high security alert here remains in place in france is that nationwide manhunt continues for the perpetrator of france's latest terror attack strasburg sating follows a wave of terror attacks in france over the past few years. while a representative from the french national rally

when it's like a few weeks ago we had like a lockdown in my school and we didn't know what was going on we're stuck in a closet for like an hour and a half i text my dad i was like look we're on a code red i don't know what's happening and you know from that point all you can do is really like hide in the corner i got a text from my daughter there's a lockdown the school they're saying that somebody is running around shooting i want to go run to my car go come to my house grab my rifles grab my ammo grab my vest grab my helmet and go hit the school i mean i may not be running around the campus with a gun what i want to throw guns to the teachers a say go get my kid get up or should i'm coming with you i'll cover you let's go there was a discussion going around a couple months right after the stillman douglas shooting happened that teachers should be able to be armed and that idea was. it was i wish i liked the idea personally but there's a lot of teachers like i said that have these democratic my sits there like no i don't want to have a gun and then these kids are like the teachers

that neighborhood is on lockdown tonight. but there is word of a breaking development coming in, and marcus moore is in texas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a tense standoff in houston. a massive law enforcement response, swarming this neighborhood with armored trucks and s.w.a.t. teams. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> reporter: at 12:50, officers serving a felony warrant when bullets suddenly start flying. >> send an ambulance. officer down, officer down. send an ambulance. >> reporter: the suspect firing at police near the front door. they shoot back. three officers hit, one shot in the face. >> when you get that call, it's -- it's gut-wrenching, you know, to hear that kind of news. >> reporter: all three rushed to the hospital. hundreds of police descending on the scene. >> we do have one barricaded suspect, which is in the house at this time. it is an active scene at this house. >> reporter: tonight, that suspect identified as daniel trevino. police say he has an extensive criminal history and is wanted for violating a pr

it's busy because the european parliament is meeting in stroudsburg at the moment that building is on lockdown but we have seen some of the tweets from eyewitnesses have been actually coming from any peace who were were nearby. what we do know is that i was at a major police operation is underway we've seen from the most recent at the scene footage we're seeing street empty with soldiers as well as armed police special response units from the police at the scene there we also understand that a minute mark on the french president has called off an event that he was attending we may well be hearing from him some time soon it's understood that at the moment police are investigating aren't ruling anything out but this is being investigated as a terrorist attack.

some put on lockdown. law enforcement officials describing the threats as not credible, calling them crude attempts at disruption and to extort money. these hoaxes are very frustrating to law enforcement officials. they are responsible and they say that they face felony charges and up to five years in prison if they catch the people. david? >> they cause alarm and take time from law enforcement around the country. pierre thomas, our thanks to you. >>> president trump firing back tonight after his former fixer and personal attorney michael cohen was sentenced to prison. president trump now saying he never directed cohen to break the law, and that cohen, a lawyer, was supposed to know the law. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: the president today is pushing back against his former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, who says then-candidate donald trump directed him to make illegal hush money payments to women during the campaign. >> i never directed him to do anything wron

a city in lockdown. notjust paris actually, all over france, the protesting. a fourth weekend in a row. more violence, more arrests, more people taken to hospital.l different type of violence because it is physical. that doesn't mean we can't that here. extraordinary that 8000 police were on the streets. extraordinary that people were stopped before they even got to the place of protest. i thought it was quite interesting that some of the yellow shirts are saying that they think that the police are in fact infiltrating them and deliberately creating the violence to discredit the whole movement. in these days of fa ke the whole movement. in these days of fake news, i think that is quite believable. it is a contrast to what is happening here. we are so obsessed with one subject but in france they have fuel prices being increased for environmental reasons and it triggers the kind of protests that we do not get here. and 8000 police in parisjust to quell trouble. and across the country almost 90,000 police put out, stopping protests. water cannon that never got pe

i have the lockdown and as soon as it can. and hopefully your evening sta rts can. and hopefully your evening starts to be a bit more peaceful —— i hope the lockdown ends. let's talk to peter fritz, and he took some of the 32—bit showing here on bbc news. what really able to see and hear and what sort of had these things take place? after 8pm, i should say, two distinct gunshots and people fleeing the place. i was not sure these were actually gunshots. i went around the corner and i thought percent with two shots into the had lying on the bridge here. we tried to engage in resuscitation activities. we try to resuscitate him and the ambulance service... everybody told us ambulance service... everybody told us the amulet had been called but so far, no science. police cordoned off the area. we had confirmation over the area. we had confirmation over the phone, that... that must've been a very distressing experience for all of you there. can you tell us anything at all about the victim? he isa anything at all about the victim? he is a taurus from thailand, a p pa

my teacher followed the lockdown procedure. after 35 minutes into the lockdown, the phone rang. they were looking for rober roberto pena. i answered that is my dad. my dad called me to ask where i was, i told him room 309. he asked me if i was involved and i said no. ten minutes later, the swat tried to open the door but couldn't was it was locked. then freedom unlocked the door. the swat team pointed the rifles into the classroom and said sfpd. they asked if diego pena was here. i said yet, right here. they pointed the rifles at me as they told me to standup, put my hands up and incident lace my fingers on the back of my head. when i was out of the classroom, they grabbed me, turned me around, and patted me down. after they patted me down, they asked me if i had a backpack. i said yes it's white and gray nike backpack. they asked me what i knew. i responded that i had heard that there was an accidental shooting in a classroom. they asked me if i knew who the student who shot the gun, i said no. they asked me if i knew what grade he was in. i said i think he's a freshman. i real

the area around the shootings is still in lockdown, people are still being kept inside. locked inside restaurants, locked inside hotels. the latest we have is that the gunman is still on the run but there is one unconfirmed report from an there is one unconfirmed report from c there is one unconfirmed report from an agency here that he has been cornered by police and a shoot out is under way. that is an unconfirmed report. obviously details are very sketchy and this is a moving situation and one which opens up very deep wounds here in france. lucy, many thanks again for the update. lucy williamson there. six people claiming to be migrants from iran were rescued from a small boat in the english channel near the kent coast in the early hours of this morning. more than 100 migrants — most of them thought to be iranian — have crossed the channel in november. the dover—calais route is the world's busiest shipping lane — and the british authorities are warning of the dangers of trying to cross it in small vessels. our correspondent colin campbell has this exclusive rep

middle school goes on lockdown after a gun is found o. camp a student had a .22 caliber handgun and threatened somebody in the school with it. the school told news4, once t ty wed about it, they called police and the school went into lockdown. nobon could get or out of the buding. the 14-year-old student allegedly pointed the gun at somebody and that if yl t anybody, i'll shoot you. after doing a full sweep othe building, police found gun and arrested thatstudent. >>> thanks. d.c. public schoolsow have a permanent leader. amark segraves spoke to her. oshe is takingr a school system that has had several high profiletr cersies of late. >> reporter: after a simonth search -- >> he presesith a long record of success. heuses on some of the issue that are very critical to dcps at this time. >> he has been very critical of the schools since 2014. he does have a local he got his masters at george washington university. he becomes the third person named by bowser to run her first two choices resigned and have come under scrutiny for how some stude

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security will be stepped up at all of the country's christmas markets the european parliament remains on lockdown with hundreds of any p.s. staff and officials unable to leave the building correspondent huffman max.

banks nothing listening as across the city thousands of extra police were out paris practically on lockdown it wasn't quite the chaos of last weekend still officials are dismayed at what played out this saturday. the escalation of violence has been stopped. it has been certainly contained but it is totally unacceptable. except the water cannon deployed in the capital to bring the situation under control says the government those on the street side a good reasons to protest. or the like i think i'm emotional tonight if not i would have taken to the streets i'm upset because there are people who talk and enough to make a living when i fasten your eyes i'm on. the government says it's listening to demonstrate his scrapping its plan to hike fuel taxes but president emanuel micron hasn't yet met with them that has ignited death fury. the yellow vests movement is less than a month old but it has already brought hundreds of thousands to demonstrations across the country like here in the southwestern city of bordeaux clashes between writers and police and then barricades set on fire outside an appl

placed onenter was lockdown. modi will have to -- faced a dramatic 24 hours. meanwhile, there will be a new governor of the reserve bank of india. president trump has been involved in the oval office in a confrontation with senior democrats. he threatened to shut down the government if his border wall is not funded. and chuckncy pelosi schumer, he said he would be proud to close down washington. what we want, get one way or another, through you, the military, anything you want to call it, i will shut down the government. i am proud. i am proud to shut down the government for border security, check. -- chuck. this country don't want criminals and people with lots of problems and drugs pouring into this country. global news, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts. nejra: thank you so much. cfo has been granted bail. she will be allowed to stay in her vancouver home as she waits for a possible extradition to the u.s.. president trump said he would intervene if it will help secure a trade deal with china. joining us, our asia managing editor. we have had quite a

banks nothing new as anger fled across the city sounds of extra police were out paris practically on lockdown it wasn't quite the chaos of last weekend still officials are dismayed at what played out this saturday. and we called upon once again every citizen to come back to dialogue and this is because i want to be very long term submission by sees you know these i'm starting. with a clean up operation in full swing on sunday parisians pools to take stock. there have but normal reaction of the people there with the french people writing for. the president. it is difficult for many people in the country but the fear also is not the government says it's listening to demonstrate his scrapping its plan to hike fuel taxes but president emanuel mccrone hasn't yet met with them that has ignited their fury. the yellow vests movement is less than a month old but it has already brought hundreds of thousands to demonstrations across the country like here in the south western city of bordeaux clashes between writers and police and then barricades set on fire outside an apple store. they w. correspondent

soon fled across the city street battles with thousands of extra police outs and paris practically on lockdown it wasn't quite the chaos of last weekend still officials are dismayed at what played out the saturday. the escalation of violence has been stopped it has been certainly contained but it is totally unacceptable it would accept the. water cannons in the capital the government says it must bring the situation under control but those on the streets say that good reason to protest. i can make. i'm emotional today if not i wouldn't take into the streets i'm upset there are people who don't earn enough to make a living who earn a thousand euro a month. you know from what the government says it's listening to the demonstrators scrapping its plan to hike fuel taxes but president emanuel mccrone hasn't yet met with them that's made them even more angry their protests lasted into the evening the legendary shams elisei yet again a field of battle. the yellow first movement is less than a month old but it's already brought hundreds of thousands to demonstrations across the country their message t

after two days of a city in lockdown the christmas market has reopened with the army providing security. so much in the words peace through this christmas market it's all history it's a common good that belongs to all the french people this morning with their food just wants to stroll a bit and show that we will always keep our head up. as friends grapples with how to prevent radicalization and such attacks locals and tourists alike are showing their support for the city of strasburg and its long tradition of celebrating the holidays at its christmas market. as are some of the other stories making news around the world the two women accused of poisoning the half brother of north korea's leader kim jong un have been back in court in malaysia their lawyers want the court to admit testimony from seven defense witnesses the murder trial is set to start next month. disputed prime minister mahinda rajapaksa is to step down the move will end the political crisis that began seven weeks ago when his predecessor was sacked abruptly a court decision suspending the prime minister and his cabinet ha

soon fled across the city street battles with thousands of extra police outs and paris practically on lockdown it wasn't quite the chaos of last weekend still officials are dismayed at what played out the saturday. eight in the escalation of violence has been stopped it has been certainly contained but it is totally unacceptable it took them all except. water cannons in the capital the government says it must bring the situation under control but those on the streets say they have good reason to protest. like nick. i'm emotional today if not i would have taken to the streets i'm upset there are people who don't earn enough to make a living who earn a thousand euro a month. you know from. the government says it's listening to the demonstrators scrapping its plan to hike fuel texas but president emanuel mccrone hasn't yet met with them that's made them even more angry their protests lasted into the evening the legendary shams elisei yet again a field of battle. the jealous movement is less than a month old but it's already brought hundreds of thousands to demonstrations across the country their

our headlines today: a city in lockdown, a gunman on the run, after at least three people are killed and a dozen injured at a christmas market in strasbourg. mounting pressure on theresa may as the likelihood of a vote of confidence in her leadership by conservative mps grows. 16,000 jobs and hundreds of contracts on the line. interserve, which does everything from cleaning hospitals to building schools, says it won't become another carillion. drama in the champions league, as liverpool and tottenham make it through to the last 16 — just. this was the moment alisson saved his side at anfield. if napoli had scored, liverpool were out. a late draw in barcelona was enough for spurs.

went into lockdown funds at a local basketball arena for united in defiance. today a heavy police presence remains in strasburg one witness caught up in choose days attack spoke to detail. i didn't realize first what all the commotion was about i didn't see people running but i thought they were just panicking in some general way but then turned around the corner and immediately saw a man lying there with an apparent gunshot wound to his it proved he was still alive. he was in the states. could have been alive for that can't confirm we started research situation at first we started with c.p.r. first outside there and we took him into a restaurant that was close by kept going at it for forty five minutes french authorities have raised the terror alert to the highest possible level. terrorism has again struck our country in stroudsburg we've been given a dramatic reminder that the danger is still a reality. france has borne the brunt of some of europe's worst terror attacks in recent years. now the country finds itself yet again in the crosshairs. straight to th

nothing was immune as angus fled across the city sounds of extra police were out paris practically on lockdown it wasn't quite the chaos of last weekend still officials are dismayed at what played out this saturday. and we are once again for the receipts to come back to get these going to be the long term. crises he belts these films to beach. with the cleanup operation in full swing on sunday parisians paused to take stock. i think it's very hard but it's normal reaction of the people there with the french people writing for. president. it is difficult for many people in the country but the view is not the government says it's listening to demonstrators scrapping its plan to hike fuel taxes but president emanuel mccrone hasn't yet met with them that has ignited their fury. the yellow vests movement is less than a month old but it has already brought hundreds of thousands to demonstrations across the country like here in the southwestern city of bordeaux clashes between writers and police and then barricades set on fire outside an apple store. a w. correspondent lisa lewis is covering the prot

went into lockdown funds at a local basketball arena were united in defiance. today a heavy police presence remains in strasburg. one witness caught up in tuesday's attack spoke to detail. i didn't realize first what all the commotion was about i didn't see people running but i thought they were just panicking in some general way but then turned around the corner and immediately saw a man lying there with an apparent gunshot wound to his proof he was still alive. he was in the states. could have been alive or dead can't confirm we started research situation for us we started with c.p.r. first outside and we took him into a restaurant that was close by kept going at it for forty five minutes french authorities have raised the terror alert to the highest possible level. terrorism has again struck our country and stroudsburg we've been given a dramatic reminder that the danger is still a reality france has borne the brunt of some of europe's worst terror attacks in recent years. now the country finds itself yet again in the crosshairs. it's got the latest from the

paris in lockdown as security services brace for a fourth weekend of protests. this is the scene in the centre of the city, where demonstrators are beginning to gather. the protesters in the yellow tests there. a huge police presence on the streets of paris. we will bring you live updates through the programme this morning. the hand of rod earns west brom a controversial draw, in the west midlands derby in the championship, with aston villa up in arms over jay rodriguez's late goal. one of strictly‘s best ever contestants ever or overqualified for the show? the row over dance experience heats up ahead of tonight's semifinal. good morning. another windy day to come today. even windier tonight across parts of southern england. tomorrow it turns colder. all the details right here on breakfast. it's saturday 8 december. our top story... in the last half hour, police in new zealand have said they will charge a 26—year—old man with the murder of british backpacker grace millane. she was last seen at a hotel on 1 december. earlier this morning police said they ha

nothing was immune as anger fled across the city thousands of extra police were out paris practically on lockdown it wasn't quite the chaos of last weekend officials are dismayed at what played out this saturday. when the escalation of violence has been stopped. it has been certainly contained but it is totally unacceptable. except a water cannon deployed in the capital to bring the situation under control says the government those on the street say they've good reasons to protest. like eric i'm emotional tonight it's not i wouldn't have taken to the streets i'm upset because there are people who are dark and enough to make a living when i fasten your eyes i'm on. the government says it's listening to demonstrators scrapping its plan to hike few taxes but president emanuel maccarone has not yet met with them that has ignited death theory. the yellow vests movement is less than a month old but it has already brought hundreds of thousands to demonstrations across the country like here in the southwestern city of bordeaux clashes between writers and police and then barricades set on fire outside an