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News, 15 years old, coming up on bbc news, 15 years old, and knocking out the defending champion, coco goff beats naomi a sakai to reach the fourth round of the australian open, and on a day of shock, Serena Williams is beaten by chinas wang chang as her weight for winning 24th grand slam title continues, but Roger Federer survives a huge scare to make it through. We will have the best of the action from melbourne coming in from johannesburg, where there were a mixed fortunes for england on the ...

Hello, im ros atkins, this is outside source. Australias Prime Minister is heckled for his response to the bushfire crisis. You are not welcome here Scott Morrison was visiting a town where the bushfires killed two people and destroyed many homes. A state of emergency is declared in New South Wales where the crisis threatens to get even worse. Turkeys Parliament Passes a bill allowing the deployment of troops to libya to support the un backed government in the civil war. As transport strikes in ...

Nine to 11 degrees. And with that cloud around, by night, it means that wednesday night into thursday morning is not going to be a cold one. Temperatures widely above freezing. By thursday, we are in this milder air and more of a south westerly flow and the yellow tones gcioss westerly flow and the yellow tones across the country, but the front, the dividing line between the colder airup into the the dividing line between the colder air up into the north. By thursday, again it is a cloudy story....

This is worklife from bbc news, with Sally Bundock and karin giannone. Big Car Companies pump billions of dollars into developing Electric Vehicles, yet sales remain tiny. Are drivers really ready to dump the Combustion Engine . Live from london, thats our top story on thursday february 13th. Fears over Climate Change are forcing big changes for Car Companies. The boss of ford europe is here to tell us why he thinks the future is electric. Also in the programme, inflation soars in india. Well be...

Countries for with the three countries for continuing to hold out hope for the iranian anti nuclear deal. Continuing to hold out hope for the iranian antinuclear deal. Although in fairness, he didnt inform a lot of people in america as well secular he informed the salaries and israelis, so it is interesting. The first among equals is clearly not the case. At the same time, Boris Johnson was usually showered by praise from donald trump all the well through, while donald trump was incredibly consi...

To publish the full report into the affair, many fear there could be more damaging revelations still to come. The lack of transparency doesnt end there. Saracens apparently choosing to accept automatic relegation rather than grant full access to their financial accounts. I think if saracens are serious about becoming open and trying to sort of claw back some of the goodwill or whatever you want to call it, then they need to make this public, they need to get all the dirty laundry out there and i...

Of injuries to heal themselves, because given the fact that theyve got so much support, you can take it stage by stage so that you allow the body to heal naturally. Any kind of surgery to heal naturally. Any kind of surgery and then have an anaesthetic risk, but also at risk of being no damage or potentially scarring within the muscle later on. I think probably i would imagine the decision taking time is because they wa nt decision taking time is because they want to make sure they get it right,...

Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and sally nugent. Our headlines today President Trump defends the us airstrike that killed irans top military commander, saying it was done to prevent further attacks on americans we took action last night to stop a war. We did not take action to start a war. Thousands of extra troops are called up in australia to tackle the raging bush fires, as countrys Prime Minister warns of difficult days ahead. Two more labour mps, lisa nandy and Jess P...

This is bbc news. The headlines at 103m. Iran admits unintentionally shooting down the Ukranian Airlines passenger plane, killing all 176 people on board, because of human error. The Northern Ireland assembly will today sit for the First Time Since the collapse of power sharing three years ago. Keir starmer the shadow brexit secretary today launches his Leadership Campaign in the race to lead the labour party. Today he defended anti austerity policies. Sometimes when you lose an election there i...