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Of the moon. we are travelling across taal lake towards the island here. you can see some gusts in the background emanating from the main crater. the alert level has been reduced here, which means some residents are returning to the island to see the damage caused by this eruption. and this is what we saw. here, a once vibrant community church now looks like an archaeological site, building after building buried under sulphurous ash. you see this house is completely covered in ash. the roof has ...

In all the political intrigue. its just utter betrayal. you know, people didnt vote for this, and yet the leaders, they are betraying peoples trust, and i dont know if democracy is going to be possible in this country. perhaps the hopes of a new era were pitched too high. it is, all the same, a cruel disappointment to see them dashed so soon. lets take you to the philippines now, where people living around the taal volcano are slowly returning to their homes after it erupted earlier this year. 0...

Good morning. welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and rachel burden. 0ur headlines today: jet2 says it wont fly home britons from a coronavirus—hit hotel in tenerife until they have spent two weeks in quarantine. no need to panic — thats the advice from health officials in northern ireland after it confirms a case of the virus, bringing

Wooo! im in brazilfor the countdown to carnival. i dont know what im doing! and we hit the road in america, with one man and his very devoted dog. this week were kicking off onjapan‘s northern island, hokkaido. its the countrys winter playground, hosting skiers and snowboarders from everywhere. its also home to one of the worlds famous winter events — the sapporo snow festival.

But, sadly, milder temperatures and drier conditions have led to problems for organisers this year. so carmen has pulled on her snow boots and headed north to see how theyre coping. the wide open spaces of hokkaido. at any time of year people come here to be outdoors, but especially injanuary and february — the height of the ski season. the resorts on hokkaido are globally renowned, partly because of the quality of the snow. but also theres a real diversity in the landscape which provides fast...

Im kasia madera with bbc world news.

This week were kicking off onjapan‘s northern island, hokkaido. its the countrys winter playground, hosting skiers and snowboarders from everywhere. its also home to one of the worlds famous winter events — the sapporo snow festival. but, sadly, milder temperatures and drier conditions have led to problems for organisers this year. so carmen has pulled on her snow boots and headed north to see how theyre coping. the wide open spaces of hokkaido. at any time of year, people come here to be ou...

The mountains. further south, sunshine with showers. in the south, there will be rain at least flirting with the southern counties. a chilly day in the north with the wintry weather, much milder in the south. 7pm on monday, there is still wintry weather there across parts of scotland. the week ahead is looking changeable. you can see the weather icons showing a mixture of weather for many of the major centres and still remaining above the average for the time of year.

Im in brazilfor the countdown to carnival. i dont know what im doing! and we hit the road in america, with one man and his very devoted dog. this week were kicking off onjapan‘s northern island, hokkaido. this week were kicking off onjapan‘s northern island, hokkaido. its the countrys winter playground, hosting skiers and snowboarders from everywhere. its also home to one of the worlds famous winter events — the sapporo snow festival. but, sadly, milder temperatures

Hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and chris mason. john will have details of tyson fury‘s stunning world heavyweight title win in just a moment, but first here is the rest of the days news. italy is experiencing europes largest outbreak of coronavirus, with 79 cases and two deaths. people will no longer be able to come and go from ten communities in the north of the country.