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Grey and gloomy conditions. you can see on the earlier satellite image, a lot of cloud across the west. some breaks for north—east wales, the west midlands, certainly some breaks across eastern scotland and eastern england. as we go through tonight, we will hold onto some breaks in the cloud for these eastern areas. that will allow it to get a little milder, but generally we have this feed of cloud from the atlantic, that cloud producing the odd spot of light rain and drizzle. some slightly he...

President trump says the us killed irans top military commander, qassem soleimani, to stop a war, not to start one. in a televised address, mr trump said the us had killed the "number one terrorist in the world." he said soleimani had been plotting imminent attacks. the iranian government said it would retaliate against what it called an "act of international terrorism" by the united states — at a time and place of its choosing. many world leaders have said the killing of general soleimani cou...

The police said this was disorderly behaviour is that gave them a fine. i walk past like that, its a cold day as well. as ive done that the police officer has asked me to come to him so ive got my back—up. said i dont want my face shone on anything. if i want to cover my face face. i have now got a £90 fine. they go, look at that. thanks, lads. look at that. well done. he was caught up in the last of ten trials carried out by the metropolitan police. they were three arrests from facial recogn...

This is bbc news. the headlines: president trump says the us killed irans top military commander, qasem soleimani, to stop a war — not to start one. in a televised address, mr trump said the us had killed the number one terrorist in the world. he said soleimani had been plotting imminent attacks. the iranian government said it would retaliate against what it called an act of international terrorism by the united states at a time and place of its choosing. many world leaders have said the killi...

Whats your suspicion? the fact that hes walked past clearly marked... i would do the same! i would do the same. it gives us grounds to stop him and verify... no it doesnt! the police said this was disorderly behaviour, so they gave him a fine. the chap told me down the road, he said theyve got facial recognition. i walk past like that, its a cold day as well. and police officers asked me to come to them. got my back up, i said to him, (bleep) off, basically. i dont want my face shown on anything...

Like that, its a cold day, as well. as ive done that, the police officer has asked me to come to him so ive got my back—up. said i dont want my face shown on anything. if i want to cover my face. i will cover my face. i have now got a £90 fine. they go, look at that. thanks, lads. look at that. well done. he was caught up in the last of ten trials carried out by the metropolitan police. they were three arrests from facial recognition on this day alone, but the trials prove controversial. 0ppo...

And others are rehabilitated. >> youre amazing. >> reporter: but will struggle to return to habitats that are destroyed. >> its a huge concern. >> yes, it is. the other thing had they come out theres no food around for them. >> reporter: thousands of firefighters including some americans are battling over 100 fires today. many of them out of control and the hot summer is barely under way. to give you a sense of the scale of the emergency, the government today called up thousands of military rese...

So, listen, hundreds of people have evacuated their homes as these wildfires tear through australia but authorities now are telling people who did not evacuate, and this is in about a half dozen communities near sydney, that its too late to leave now. the fire burning in new south wales has ripped through 650,000 acres and reinforcements have come in really from as far away as los angeles. that fire, though, is still burning and its still out of control. look at these pictures. >> meanwhile, fir...

Armed with a few bare essentials -- clothes, blank either, pets. >> down to the shore, and its something i want to forget. >> reporter: an escape by sea for this group of people forced to leave their homes after bush fires cut off the town of mallacoota. the navy is disdeployed. >> the response required is to get the boots on the ground, get the planes in the air, the ships out to sea. >> reporter: and a compulsory call-up of army reservists to help carry out the largest peacetime evacuation in ...

A haunting sky over eastern australia right now in what has been yet another incredibly hot and windy day since the start of the brushfire season. >> some of these pictures are just remarkable, arent they? fire officials in victoria say three fires combined overnight. they say its so huge its the size of manhattan. meanwhile the prime minister has announced the deployment of the largest navy ship to help along the coast. >> federal officials say