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We begin in paris where a longawaited summit has been taking place. Leaders of france, germany, ukraine, and russia have joined for the first highlevel talks since the minsk accords. There have been signs of progress in recent weeks including a breakthrough agreement on that with role of tanks and heavy weaponry from the troubled eastern region. The conflict between Government Forces and russiaback separatists which began in april of last year has claimed the lives of 8000 people and displaced 2...

Defeat i. S. I. L. The rainbow nation goes green now that south africa is looking to replace coal with wind venezuelas opposition has triumphed over the socialists. Madu ruchings conceded his partys defeat. The land sloe slide victim marks a break with the legacy of the late leader victory. Some seats are yet to be counted, but so far the opposition has won 99 seats. Thats more than double of the ruling party which has 46 seats so far. 22 seats are still to declare reporter the country wants a c...

Survival. A 19yearold trapped in rubble. Well have all the sport. The mince pies and goodbyes. Manchester boss storms out of the press conference. A gas attack has taken place in syria. Witnesses say government helicopters fired missiles containing the nerve agent sa sarni. This despite an internal weapons watchdog saying the last of syrias chemical weapons have been shipped out of the country for destruction last year. This is not the first time there have been reports of gas used as weapon in ...

Good morning. Strong reaction from around the world to the news that broke overnight. North koreas claims it tested a Hydrogen Bomb. The south and u. N. Inspectors can only confirm there was some sort of explosion underground at a nuclear site. They say it showed up on sensors to the north of the 5. 1 earthquake. Adrian brown has the latest from beijing. A short time ago, the Foreign Ministry here in beijing gave a briefing to foreign news agencies. The rebuke was quite mild. They appealed to no...

Hour60 hours trapped beneath the landslide. Residents in syria say theyve seen Government Forces using chemical weapons. Five people are said to have been killed southwest of damascus. Government helicopters fired missiles containing the nerve agent sarin, one of the worlds most lethal chemical weapons. Last year a weapons watchdog said that the last had been shipped out to be destroyed. This is not the first time that there have been reports of gas used as weapon in syria. Opposition sources sa...

Hand themselves over to the police. Plus the environmental dilemma facing south sudan for a sustainable force against providing fuel for cooking. Hello, alshabab claimed responsibility for an attack in a query that killed 36 workers and its close to somali border and attack on a bus last night in which 28 nonmuslim passengers were killed, crossing over to catherine who is joining us from nairobi to see if there is reaction from the kenya government for the attack and claim from alshabab, catheri...

Is suffering because of sanctions and low oil prices. Well, we begin in israel, where the Prime Minister, Benjamin Netenyahu has fired his finance and Justice Ministers. He has also said he will dissolve parliament and call snap elections. Andrew simmons start with the beginning with this one. Why the elections . Reporter well, the election has been a buzz the election fever has been sweeping right through israel over the past 48 hours, because simply, according to netenyahu, its gone too far. H...

Change. And 63 seconds of applause for Phillip Hughes. Tributes to the batsman. Hello. Its been the subject of much debate, controversy, and even an oscarwinning movie, and yet there is still more to be told about the cias Interrogation Program in the aftermath of 9 11. A report by the u. S. Senate into the agencys techniques, which critics call torture, is due to be released later and america is bringsi i bracing itself for the backlash. The report is the result of years of research by the Sena...

Higher in the united kingdom. Six hours of meetings and nothing agreed. The finance ministers in brussels failing to find any sort of a peace deal here when it comes to greece. Overall, were still seeing stocks remaining remarkably resilient whether they are looking at the greek finance minister, sounding very upbeat with. We have some kind of agreement. We understand eachor much better. We hope there will be an agreement found on february 16 on monday when they go back to the table. Barclays, t...

To the pulse. The greek fiscal odyssey moves on to germany today. Graces finance minister will meet the ecb president in frankfurt today. Lets get to our international correspondent, hans nichols in germany. What kind of a reception is he going to receive in frankfurt . Who is going to be the first dimension tbills . I guess varoufakis has to mention tbills because he has to figure out some way to finance. This entire longerterm payoff deal in maybe april or may, or even june, hinges on their ab...