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Today, if there is anything inevitable in the future, it is the will of the people of the world for our freedom and for our peace. >> nato just got larger. tonight there are three new members all of whom used to be on the other side. >> secretary of state madeleine albright welcomed natos newest members in independence, missouri, the birth place of truman, who was president when nato was founded. the czech republic, poland and hungary were part of the powerful soviet led military allian alliance...

Sector workers. global firms amazon and apple are accused of dodging their environmental responsibilities by failing to recycle old tech products. and people mourn across argentina — after the death of the footballing legend diego maradona. sport now, and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. premier league champions liverpool are among the sides able to welcome back fans into stadiums next week, following the governments announcement on new tiers after lockdown. liverpool...

The chief finance minister did not mention brexit once. you can see why. the independent body that looks are the facts and figures of the economy says even a deal with the eu is going to leave the uk 4% poorer thanit is going to leave the uk 4% poorer than it would have been had it stayed in the eu. 6% poorer had it leaves without a deal at all. why might the opposition not want to talk about it? it is a difficult issue for the opposition labour party as well. they sense that maybe for them it w...

The headlines on bbc news: more than 23 million people in england will be living under the most severe coronavirus restrictions when lockdown ends next week. the chancellor says hes had to make tough choices as he defends his decision to freeze the pay of many public sector workers. global firms amazon and apple are accused of dodging their environmental responsibilities by failing to recycle old tech products. we will stay with our main story, the announcements of the head health

After half past i will be speaking to the mayor of greater manchester and the mayor of london. much more on the new restrictions coming in next week. mps have accused amazon and apple of dodging their environmental responsibilities by failing to help collect, recycle and repair old tech products. the environmental audit committee wants companies to be banned from intentionally shortening the life span of electronic devices. apple says its surprised and disappointed by the report, while amazon sa...

Gyms and hairdressers everywhere in england next week, as lockdown ends. but what else opens again will depend on where you live. the government will announce later this morning, which level of its new tier system its decided will apply in each area. so whats likely to happen? only a handful of areas are expected to go into tier 1, where groups of up to six people will be able to meet again, indoors or outdoors. pubs and restaurants can open with last orders at 10:00pm and closing at 11:00 pm. m...

Stay with us on news, still to come. well be live in buenos aires , as maradonas casket has just left the presidential palace where hes been lying in state — mps have accused amazon and apple of dodging their environmental responsibilities by failing to help collect, recycle and repair old tech products. the environmental audit committee wants companies to be banned from intentionally shortening the life span of electronic devices. apple says its surprised and disappointed by the report, while...

Germany is pushing for a deal with other eu countries to close all european ski resorts until january to combat the spread of coronavirus. on tuesday frances president said its resorts would remain closed until after new year. italys government has also urged residents not to ski. but austria is resisting the calls and resorts in non—eu member switzerland are open. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: throw—away tech — 155,000 tonnes of discarded electronics end up in uk bins each year...

Mps have accused amazon and apple of dodging their environmental responsibilities by failing to help collect, recycle and repair old tech products. the environmental audit committee wants companies to be banned from intentionally shortening the lifespan of electronic devices. apple says its surprised and disappointed by the report, while amazon said its helped recycle 10,000 tonnes of electrical products in the uk over the past decade. the danish actor mads mikkelsen is to replacejohnny depp in ...