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And im right matheson this is the news our live from coming up in the next sixty minutes. Im not associated the loser were going to be a because of the curse of democracy the ballots are being counted in the race to see if its going to be a former football great to or liberias Vice President who will lead the nation for the next six years plus. In three to five being its all the houses were wiped out. The family escapes only seconds before Tropical Storm tembin destroys entire communities in the...

International live from moscow studio with mean a day or two to welcome to the program its more than five months since iraqs second largest city was liberated from Islamic State and mosul now faces a long road to recovery and his latest report from the city broadcaster feels the grim reality of life in the ruins there are things you have to see to believe mosul is such a place the city of mosul is by any measure a dead and miserable place war rubble the buildings and even that mixed with unexplo...

Matheson in doha with the top stories on aljazeera counting is underway after a peaceful day of voting liberias president ial Runoff Election observers say the turnout is much lower than it was during the first round of toba voters have had to choose between former International Footballer george will and Vice President joseph book i hollered out of reports from the capital monrovia. Thousands lined up to vote in more than five thousand stations across liberia arriving long before the stations o...

The images of a family peacefully going to a Church Service but not in twenty seventeen. This year has been the most violent for christians in egypt in a long time. A series of extremist islamist attacks have killed eighty one copts. More heart fuzzys children are unaware of the extent of the terror hes hoping it stays that way. But. The danger is ever present soldiers and police guard the gates of large churches in monasteries like this one in so hard in southern egypt. Radical muslims are usin...

Look to the atlantic to see these frontal systems running in on quite noticeably strong winds, if that they pressure gets as deep as we think it may do, then friday could bea think it may do, then friday could be a very wet and windy day, but increasingly mild as we run towards the weekend. This is bbc news, the headlines motorists are being warned that snow and ice are causing disruption to motorways in england and wales. Prince harry sets out how he views his role as a senior royal. While gues...

Aid workers begin to move syrians in desperate need of medical care from a besieged rebel held area of the capital damascus. Hello im adrian so to get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the government in the philippines reaches out to help people displaced by storms and Political Violence and. Extends its detention of two reuters journalists by a further two weeks. On lawrence we in london with solutions routinely use reporters to cairo the most delicate operations but could rouble...

Resistance to banning fishing through marine protected areas or mpas. At too many sensitive sites. But ministers said for loch carron it is the right thing. Flame shells are highly sensitive to damaging fishing activities. Scallop dredging, prawn trawling, and itjust does not make sense to tow across these fragile habitats. Ministers will now seek to ban fishing on loch carron permanently but it may take many decades for the damaged part of the reef to recover. Brilliant but shy is the shellfish...

Author Sophie Kinsella about her book my not so perfect life. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Aid workers have begun evacuating critically ill children from a rebel held suburb close to the syrian capital, damascus. Its been reported that four patients were taken out of ghouta overnight. Another 25 are expected to be evacuated in the coming days, although hundreds more need urgent treatment. Some 400,000 residents have been besieged by Government Forces since 2013. Matthew thompson repor...

When the transfer window re opens for £75 million, a world record for a defender. In halfan in half an hour ill be looking back ona in half an hour ill be looking back on a momentous year for science, in half an hour ill be looking back on a momentous year for science, one that saw a spectacular finale to a 20 year mission to saturn. Thats the year in good evening and welcome to bbc news. Snow and ice are still causing disruption for many people in parts of the uk, with thousands of homes witho...

At mount etna, this was the year we experienced a volcanos devastating power first hand. To one of natures most awe inspiring sights, a total eclipse that wowed america. In 2017, we also met this rhino she could be the key to saving a species from extinction. And we saw a car that is pushing the boundaries by attempting to hit record breaking speeds. This was also a year that put Global Warming in the spotlight again, when america pulled out of the worldwide climate deal. And after 20 years in s...