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Want to change. —— currency, many turks want change. translation: we came here today so we can continue to live _ in a country ruled by the law. we think the law has been violated and we have come to defend our rights. imamoglus jail sentence and political ban still needs to be confirmed by an appeals court. if he does end up behind bars, president erdogan�*s authority will be all the stronger. 0livia 0tigbah, bbc news. its been called the new "winter of discontent" in the uk. workers have...

The conspiracy theorists? its been called the new "winter of discontent" in the uk. workers have been going on strike across multiple industries in the run up to christmas and the new year. in recent weeks, rail workers, airport staff and postal employees — have all walked off the job. theyre angry about pay and working conditions. and delayed deliveries. and on thursday — tens of thousands of nurses took part in the biggest strike in the history of britains public health service. our health...

Approval to be released. right there is another conspiracy theory. i guarantee you. that is a book. just want to bring you a bit of breaking news because rescue teams in malaysia say as many as 100 people may have been trapped following a landslide at a campsite. it happened about forty miles from kuala lumpur, at batang kali. officials say more than 30 people have been rescued so far. its being reported that landslip about an acre in size fell onto the campers. rescue efforts are still ongoing,...

Charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today... good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. nurses threaten more strike action in the new year unless the government commits to negotiating over pay. rail workers have begun their second 48—hour strike in a long running dispute over pay and conditions. what effect would all have another shopping conditions? we are expecting new figures about how much we are spending. a rollercoaster ride for rangers as the s...

Position for a government. i think the government says something a bit deeper than that. they also say, "look, we have a fundamental problem "with the public finances." and whose fault is that? i mean, thats what i think people are so angry about, because these are the people who literally crashed the economy with the mini—budget and, worse still, have presided over more than a decade of low growth, low productivity... believe me, we challenged the government on their record. but nonetheless, ...

Available — give it a little bit of a better parents because more likely that nurses will stay working for the nhs. by stay working for the nhs. by the department of health remains adamant that the rise nurses want is unaffordable and unfair to others in the public sector. meanwhile, the rcn is wanting a fresh round of strikes will be announced next week if ministers dont give ground, meaning longer industrial action perhaps occurring mid—january. naomi grimley, bbc news. theres more disrupt...

Again. you are talking about your attitude to the strikes. to the i again. you are talking about your| attitude to the strikes. to the rail workers from the rmt and so on. are you better about their industrial action? or do you sympathise, do you understand what they are doing by walking out again?— walking out again? well, i have emath walking out again? well, i have empathy with — walking out again? well, i have empathy with people _ walking out again? well, i have empathy with people that...

Tonight at ten, a deadly wave of russian missile strikes hits multiple targets, right across ukraine. its the second barrage in less than a week, destroying residential areas and power stations. at least three are dead. translation: no matter. what the missile worshippers from moscow are hoping for, it still wont change the balance of power in this war. well have the very latest, live from the capital kyiv. also tonight... when will the misery end for travellers? another 48—hour strike by rail...

Tonight at ten, a deadly wave of russian missile strikes hits multiple targets, right across ukraine. its the second barrage in less than a week, destroying residential areas and power stations. at least three are dead. translation: no matter. what the missile worshippers from moscow are hoping for, it still wont change the balance of power in this war. well have the very latest, live from the capital kyiv. also tonight... when will the misery end for travellers? another 48—hour strike by rail...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a deadly wave of russian missile strikes hits multiple targets right across ukraine. at least three are dead. residential areas and power stations are badly hit. translation: whatever the missile worshippers l from moscow are hoping for, it still wont change the balance of power in this war. another 48—hour strike by uk rail workers hits the network hard. the un joins the criticism of twitter owner elon musk...