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Week. Im at this recycling plant in manchester to see what weve been throwing out. Good morning. Catch us if you can the years not even out and liverpool are 13 points ahead of the rest in the premier league, after thrashing nearest challengers leicester. It may be another fairly great day across the country, the wettest scotland and Northern Ireland. All the details on breakfast. Its friday the 27th of december. Our top story around 60 people, including children, have been taken to hospital aft...

Also on the programme a dangerous operation is under way in new zealand to retrieve eight bodies from the volcano that erupted on monday. This is as close as we can get. There has been quite a bit of volcanic activity in the area, toxic gases, tremors and of course the risk of another eruption. People are voting across the uk in the third general election to take place within five years. Polls close in three hours time. And Greta Thunberg takes President Trumps trolling on the chin by changing h...

At the world darts championship. We have had more rain on already saturated ground. Plenty of Flood Warning and plenty of mist and fog. Essentially, a day of sunshine and showers. More detail on that in the next half hour. Its sunday the 22nd of december. Our top story the authorities in australia are warning people its still not safe to return to areas devastated by wild fires, even where the flames appear to have been extinguished. The countrys Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, who was criticise...

And our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9. 35 this mornings reviewers are the property and personal finance commentator, anne ashworth, and the independents features writer james rampton. The australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, has acknowledged public anger at his decision to go on holiday while his country faces a bushfire crisis. On holiday while his country mr morrison said if he could go back, he would have made a different choice. The fires are expected to worsen, with mor...

We meet the people looking for solutions to climate change, and follow the work of those striving to tackle this global threat in climate defenders. The australian Prime Minister, scott morrison, has acknowledged public anger at his decision to go on holiday while his country faces a bushfire crisis. Mr morrison said if he could go back, he would have made a different choice. The fires are expected to worsen with more hot dry weather expected. Mr morrison did acknowledge the role of climate chan...

But we are counting down to our next system moves in, that will be on sunday. So, tomorrow, just a few clouds. Sunday, more clouds. Those clouds making a comeback as well. Here is the current satellite showing you this, the high call could cover moving its way and. It is this quad band that will be developing the cold front and that will sweep into the bare area bay area about 52 hours from this afternoon, so we are talking sunday afternoon into sunday nine. Go out and enjoy later today. We are ...

And i apologise obviously to the family and those who have had terrible experiences in the nhs. Would you like to take this opportunity to apologise to the britishjewish community for whats happened 7 what i would say is this. I am determined that our society will be safe for people of all faiths. Have those moments influenced you in any way . Or does it confirm what you already think . Would you be less likely to eat food like this if the packaging told you how long it would take for you to bur...

Across New South Wales and the community really is going to have to stay alert and understand what they are going to do if threatened by fires. The government approves the takeover of uk defence and aerospace specialist cobham by an american company. A man who confronted the fishmongers hall attacker with a narwal tusk describes his deep hurt that he couldnt save the two people who died. Prince philip spends the night in hospital in london to be treated for whats being described as a pre existin...

Thats in half an hour, here on bbc news. At least 16 people have been killed by a typhoon in the philippines which has left a trail of devastation through the centre of the country. Wind gusts reached 200 kilometres an hour tearing roofs off houses and leaving tens of thousands of people stranded at ports. The storm has been following a similar track to typhoon haiyan in 2013 the most powerful to hit the area in decades. Adam hancock reports. Christmas was far from peaceful in the central philip...

Of the central philippines. Only today is there a sense of the damage caused. As buildings were reduced to rubble, 16,000 people were moved to shelters. Thousands more were stranded as they tried to get home for christmas. Coastal villages have been devastated. The typhoon was so powerful, large boats were overturned. The philippines is no stranger to tropical storms and typhoons, with around 20 arriving each year. The most powerful one to hit land ever in the world, typhoon haiyan, struck in 20...