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,bea Parliament Earlier, it will be a sharp spike in cases from the number announced yesterday which was 36. We have said consistently now for the past couple of weeks that we have been expecting to see cases rise and that will continue to be the case. The other significant factor from the update today is that we have evidence in a further two cases of community transmission. And that is clearly significant in some of what im coming on to talk about around the the cobra meeting hasjust concluded...

This is bbc world news. Im james reynolds. Our top stories Iranian State television says the countrys military did shoot down a ukrainian passengerjet, blaming human error. Polls open in taiwan for the countrys president ial election where relations with Mainland China have taken centre stage. The death has been announced of the sultan of oman, the longest serving ruler in the gulf. And, plants living the high life why vegetation is growing at higher altitudes in the himalayas. In the past hour,...

Tonight, the expanding march of war in syria. Growing reports of atrocities. Turkish fighters accused of public executions. A border town bombarded by turkeys military. The Trump Administration now trying to defend withdrawing u. S. Troops, leading isis prisoners and sympathizers to escape into the region. Trapped in the collapse. The deadly accident at the Hard Rock Hotel in new orleans, caught on camera. At least two people killed. Rescuers now looking for more victims possibly trapped under t...

Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent. Our headlines today President Trump warns the United States has a list of 52 targets that will be hit very hard if iran retaliates for the killing of its top military leader. The royal navy is to begin escorting british ships in the persian gulf and the foreign secretary is to travel to washington for talks. Hundreds more homes have been destroyed in australia as the countrys Prime Minister warns the bushfires crisis could la...

Hello, youre watching afternoon live im simon mccoy. Today at 2pm. Jailed for a minimum of 30 years the most prolific rapist in british history Reynhard Sinaga is described in court as an evil sexual predator and a monster. He preyed on young men as he prowled manchesters city centre before drugging them Police Believe there are many more victims whove yet to come forward. We believe theres over 190 victims that have been involved with sinaga, with Reynhard Sinaga, and 70 of them are still to be...

This is bbc news. Im Lewis Vaughan jones. Our top stories President Trump defends the killing of irans top military commander in an airstrike. The us says general Qasem Soleimani was actively plotting an attack and their decision saved hundreds of american lives, but washington is not looking for regime change. We took action last night to stop a war. We did not take action to start a war. As iran vows revenge, tens of thousands of iranians take to the streets in protest. Hello and welcome to bb...

This is the Business Briefing. Im sally bundock. The first phase us and chinese officials are set to sign the initial part of a significant trade deal. Well find out what impact itll have around the globe. Amazonsjeff bezos arrives in india for a 3 day visit. But is he being greeted with open arms . And Asian Financial markets are seeing their first declines for five days with concerns us china trade tensions will go beyond todays signing of an initial deal in washington. Lets discuss in more de...

My name is mike embley. Our top stories governments around the world are trying to contain the coronavirus embracing the Economic Impact as stock markets fall. The World Health Organization says some countries are not taking the threat seriously enough. A ceasefire agreed between the russian and turkish president have come in force in idlib including a safety corridor. Escalated fighting has escalated fees between direct confrontation between russia and turkey, sending a Million People away from...

Good morning welcome to breakfast, with rogerjohnson and Rachel Burden. Our headlines today a clean break harry and meghan will drop their hrh and end all royal duties under a new agreement with buckingham palace. The queen says they remain much loved members of herfamily. The couple are expected to spend most of their time in canada and will pay back taxpayers money used to refubish their windsor home. New powers to help protect potential stalking victims while Police Investigate allegations ar...

Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Charlie Stayt and sally nugent. Our headlines today the Royal Australian navy is evacuating around 1,000 people from a ring of fire on the victorian coast, with more extreme fire conditions forecast for the weekend. Us forces kill the head of the Iranian Revolutionary guards elite quds force with an airstrike in iraq. Who was to blame for the blackout . Millions of homes were left without power, and chaos was caused on the trains in the summer. The Energy ...