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a warm welcome to bbc news. the former pope, benedict xvi, has died at the age of 95. the vatican says he passed away this morning at his residence there. his health had been worsening in recent weeks. benedict served as head of the roman catholic church for eight years until 2013, when he became the first pope in 600 years to announce his retirement. he was german by birth, and was known for his conservative theological outlook. bell chimes this was the moment his death was confirmed ...

19 people have died and around 30 have been wounded in a suicide bomb attack at an education centre in the capital, kabul. most of the victims were teenage girls who were sitting a practice university exam. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this weeks show, we are day tripping across the uk. come through here, and this way... goodbye! lets go. with autumn coming into full swing here in the uk, summer seems like a distant memory with its record high temperatures and bounce ...

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again to the back of the line, this is for people that want to see the queens coffin lying in state when it opens to the public. i say i was at the back of the line. it has already stretched for quite some distance. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to do this. people have been warned the queue could take 30 hours, go overnight. it will move continuously once its over. this isnt the only crowds were seeing in london today, plenty of people lining the procession route. they w...

treatment. the prime time hearing tonight before the american people, the 187 minutes at the white house. rioters were attacking the capitol, the committee planning to lay out what the president did not do. they call it a dereliction of duty. and will the american people tonight see outtakes of the presidents videotaped message on january 7th? what the former president allegedly wanted to say instid. john carl with new reporting here. and then the hearing on abc right here a short time...

saying another member of staff was in the company at all times. go—slow on motorways around the uk, as convoys of cars take part in fuel protests. beef is off the menu for some school meals, as caterers say rising prices is forcing them to look for cheaper alternatives. cheering. and after his fine for bad behaviour, five sets and some swearing — as nick kyrgios goes through to the wimbledon quarterfinals. and coming up on the bbc news channel — on day four of the fifth and fi...

hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejessica elgot whos the chief political correspondent at the guardian. and sam lister whos the deputy political editor at the daily express. tomorrows front pages. the observer is leading on the conservative leadership contest. they report that a senior tory believes borisjohnson is "bitter" and say hes "trying to wreck sunak�*s bid to replace him". the sunday telegraph is also leading on ...

likely your trip is to be disrupted. good morning from wimbledon, where theres a real buzz about the brits after katie boulter and liam broady both caused stunning upsets to reach the third round, making it a total of four british players left in the singles. and well visit norfolk where these bee—eater birds — normally found in africa — are making a disused quarry their home. good morning. today is a day of sunshine and showers. some will be heavy and thundery but they will move...

should be repealed. the committee was reviewing hong kongs human rights record for the first time since the security law effectively shut down pro—democracy protests there. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejenny kleeman who is a journalist and broadcaster, and olivia utley, assistant comment editor at the telegraph. welcome back to you both. the mirror leads with energy prices — it says bills could rise to £500 per mo...

blown recession is near you. we might find out as early as thursday. but were going to show you more importantly how the white house is trying to play game of smoke and mirrors and they want to change the very definition of the word recession, sort of like the new recession. inflation is transitory ly anyway. also tonight, take a look at your screen. this is pretty unbelievable right? a bishop robbed at gunpoint right there at the pulpit in the middle of a church service. we have the e...