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they go on to say they are incredibly proud of who he was, and what he achieved. so, that you can read that on our bbc news live page and we will bring you more here on bbc news throughout the day. we will turn to one of our other top stories in taiwan. more now on taiwan which has been hit by its biggest earthquake in 25 years. the government says at least nine people have died and more than 700 others have been injured after an offshore earthquake struck the east coast of the island....

the prosecution said enrique tarrio organised, orchestrated and took credit for what happened that day. the 39—year—old was dressed head to toe in a prison issue orange jumpsuit as he listened to his lawyers urge thejudge for clemency. the state had asked for 33 years in jail, but as tarrio himself took the stand, he sounded contrite, he apologised for his actions and said he was embarrassed by what he had done. he also said he now believed donald trump had lost the 2020 election. ...

the disturbing details of the thwarted attack on the concert tonight the conflict in gaza is spreading to other countries. heavy rain and snow the forecast. the stormy weekend ahead for early holiday travelers. >> definitely one more thing to worry about during a stressful time. >> norah: new hope for a morning sickness cure, the discovery that could help hundreds of thousands of pregnant women. >> this is the future. >> 35 miles youre off the coast of new york, this giant wind turbine...

[cheers and applause] >> greg: yes, i agree! i agree! happy wednesday, everybody. so every now and then you see something that captures why things everywhere seem to be falling apart these days. no, not just that im talking about a theory called chestertons physicians. the rule is never destroy a fence change a rule or do away with a tradition until you understand why it was there in the first place. i would also add removing a breast implant. wow, dead crowd tonight, huh? >> tyrus: no...

guaranteed of this progress so we are moving carefully. >> thats tonights last. where the 11th hour stephanie ruhle begins now. r stephani >> tonight, republicans in the house vote for a formal impeachment inquiry into president joe biden in the final days of the year. but heres the question. do they have any evidence? then, federal election interference case put on pause as trumps legal team accuses jack smith of trying to steal their christmas. then, the showdown over the abortion ...

federal reserve believe interest rates are at or near their peak, even going as so far to signal of three possible because next year as us inflation continues to receive from its ao—year high. during his frescoes, jerome powell suggested as much. we his frescoes, jerome powell suggested as much.- suggested as much. we are seeinu suggested as much. we are seeing strong _ suggested as much. we are seeing strong growth - suggested as much. we are seeing strong growth that l seeing stron...

impeachment inquiry into president joe biden in the final days of the year. but heres the question. to they have any evidence? then, the federal election interference case put on pause, as trumps legal team accuses jack smith of trying to steal their christmas. then, the showdown over the abortion pill now headed to the supreme court, while reproductive rights hang in the balance, as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. >> good evening once again. im stephanie ruhle at ...

the central bank it needs these foreign currency reserves to enact firepower and effect the economy and it has run out of that lifeline. the other aspect is the that of capital controls, they are measures by the government to prevent people from changing their argentine currency into foreign currencies, it is very popular they have a black market, where people meet to exchange the currency to the us dollar and thatis currency to the us dollar and that is artificially changing the curre...

but on paper, the deal secured in dubai this morning is hugely significant. for the first time ever, there is language and a commitment to move away from fossil fuels. its impact, of course, will depend in large part on whether the signatories actually take steps to implement what they have agreed in the coming decade. after all, some of those countries included the united states, australia, canada, norway, who right now are expanding their already significant oil and gas production. t...

torture and other cruel treatment is punishment about an 84 as well as customary laws that might get in their way including from european court of human rights. international law is binding, no case up, they are supposed to adhere to it. that is why they signed update in the first place. it is abject nonsense. the law society of england and wales wrote further, and state quite clearly that domestic legislation cannot immunise the government from the enforcement of international law but...