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People do want to stay and protect their properties. This is a rural part of australia, were talking communities with just one or two houses, sometimes miles apart from each other. So, its a massive job to tell everybody to evacuate. Well, theyre not allowed to contact us. Renata and tony have stopped taking calls from worried relatives. Told them they will be in touch, if there is a problem. They are prepping their house in case the flames approach. Theyve filled the bath, got the masks and gog...

Tonight at ten doctors say Record Numbers of people waiting for routine hospital treatment shows the calamitous impact of covid 19 on the nhs. Almost 4. 5 Million People were on waiting lists for treatment in november in england including Cancer Patients who are getting desperate. Ive got this tumour and ive had it for at least 12 months, and to have had no treatment is frightening, its frightening. Another hospital this one in york tells us how pressure on the front line has now spread well bey...

Jinping this is the Business Briefing. Im sally bundock. On the eve of the signing of the first phase of the us china trade deal, america says it will no longer lable china a currency manipulator. Heartbreak in australias bushland farmers are facing devastating losses of livestock as fires rage on. And on Financial Markets investors are feeling optimistic with the us showing signs it is keen to seal the trade deal with china tomorrow. Lets unpack further the decision made in the us late monday. ...

President trump is no longer a transmission risk to others after he delivered a speech from the balcony in his first public event since being treated in hospital for coronavirus. The statement did not say whether he tested negative. Hours after a ceasefire came into force in Nagorno Karabakh, there are reports that the main city has come under shell fire. The truce between azeri and Armenian Forces came into effect at noon local time, although some violations have since been reported by both sid...

Today at six. The uk drugs regulator approves a Coronavirus Vaccine. The first doses will be here next week. The uk is the first country to approve the pfizer vaccine. The Prime Minister praises the scientists but hes got a warning, too. As we celebrate this scientific achievement, were not carried away with overoptimism or fall into the naive belief that the struggle is over. Its not. Jabs at racecourses and conference centres they could all be used in one of the biggest logistical operations t...

Get time, back in time as to how we get to where we are, you could go all the way back to january. I would like to go back to the ebola crisis. This is bbc news. The headlines in the ebola west african crisis the Prime Minister will fly to brussels later in what could be which i was heavily involved in as the final attempt to salvage talks pa rt of on a post brexit trade deal. Which i was heavily involved in as part of the department of international, one of the things cabinet minister michael g...

A very warm welcome bbc news. My names mike embley. Our top stories britain is to roll out a massive vaccination after it being approved in record time. When you consider the damage that i was saying earlier, the damage that this virus has done, it is a fantastic moment. It has to stop. An exasperated election official in the us state of georgia pleads with President Trump to dial down the rhetoric levelled against his colleagues over the election result. The french president who oversaw sweepin...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Large scale trials of a Coronavirus Vaccine developed by Oxford University and astrazeneca show it is 70 effective at preventing covid 19, rising to 90 depending on the dosage. It really looks as if there is a vaccine which has the potential to protect against the disease. And importantly, in anyone who had the vaccine, there were no admissions to hospital, no severe disease. The uk government has secured 100 ...

Today at six from saturday, two thirds of englands population will be under the toughest covid restrictions from hampshire to bedfordshire, much of the south and south east is now in tier 3. In the north of england, hopes of moving down a tier are dashed but in the south west, bristol and some surrounding areas see an easing of the rules. I know that tier 3 measures are tough, but the best way for everyone to get out of them is to pull together, not just to follow the rules, but do everything th...

Welcome to newsday. Im kasia madera, in london. The headlines Queen Elizabeth agrees to harry and meghans plans, to step back from being senior royals. But theres still a lot to work out. The bbc is given access to al asad in iraq, one of the american airbases ta rgetted by iranian missiles last week. This is the crater from one of five missile barrages. Look at the enormous blast, enough to force over these concrete barriers. Im mariko oi, in singapore. Also on the programme. More people flee t...