Nuclear programme. At diplomats at this resolution will bite hard enough to change the regimes oculus, or at the very least restrictive ability to carry out Additional Nuclear and missile tests. President trump specifically asked president xijinping of tests. President trump specifically asked president xi jinping of china to cut oil to pyongyang believing it would be a pivotal step, according to the United States north korea imported 11. 5 Million Barrels of refined but trolley in 2016. This resolution it to 500,000 barrels a year, and nearly 90 cut to a vital lifeline of the regime. Mr trump celebrated the adoption of new sanctions, tweeting the world wants peace, not death. Americas un Ambassador Nikki Haley warned there would be wrecked but graf of repercussions if pyongyang continued on its course. Theys resolution achieves and 89 total reduction of the camera graf or kim regimes ability to import gasoline, diesel sin ability to import gasoline, diesel s in other Refined Products and should the north korean regime conduct another Nuclear Ballistic missile test, this resolution commits the Security Council to take even further action. The Chinese Ambassador repeated beijings calls the dialogue. The inflation macro china urges that the arcade to take seriously the demands of the international community, abide by the Council Resolutions and refrain from carrying out any further nuclear and missile test is. The resolution also requires countries to expel more koreans working abroad within 2a months. In an effort to cut off an important source of revenue, 15 north korean officials in the ministry which manages logistics for the army will now be added to the un blacklist. And to counter sanction evasion, the resolution requires countries to seize ships caught smuggling banned items. Lets take a look at some of the other stories making the news. Donald trump has signed a 1. 5 trillion tax bill into law before heading to his florida resort for christmas. The legislation cuts the Corporate Tax rate from 35 to 21 and includes funds for missile defence. Its the biggest overhaul to the us tax system in decades. The price of bitcoin has plummeted by 30 in just one day, marking the worst week for the cryptocurrency since 2013. It follows days of high profile Security Problems at two exchanges, as well as stark warnings from Global Regulators about the risks posed by cryptocurrencies. A mans been arrested accused of plotting a christmas attack in one of san franciscos most popular tourist attractions, pier 39. Everitt aaron jameson, a former us marine, has been charged with attempting to provide Material Support to a foreign terrorist organisation. He revealed his plans to an undercover fbi agent whom he believed to be a leading figure in the Islamic State group. There have been more protests in gaza against americas recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel. Health Officials Say two palestinians have been killed in clashes with Israeli Security forces. Reports say hundreds of Palestinian Protesters threw stones at israeli forces, who responded with smoke grenades and rubber bullets. The palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas has said the palestinians will no longer accept any plan for peace put forward by america. It follows the decision by President Trump to recognise jerusalem as the israeli capital. Speaking in paris after talks with president macron, mr abbas said the us had isolated itself from the peace process. The ugandan army has attacked rebel camps in the east of the democratic republic of congo. The rebel group, known as the allied democratic forces, has set up camps on the border with uganda. Its been blamed for a recent deadly attack on un peacekeepers in the drc. In a statement, the army said it was acting on intelligence that the group was planning hostile activities. Stay with us here on bbc news. Still to come from eu burgundy to british blue the uk passport is set to change colour after brexit. A meeting intended to bring british relations with russia out of the deep freeze has ended with public accusations of lying. In the first visit by a foreign secretary to moscow for five years, borisjohnson confronted his russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov about moscows alleged involvement in Cyber Attacks on the west. Mr lavrov retorted that the accusations were fabricated and criticised the uk for making what he called a series of aggressive and insulting public statements about russia. 0ur Diplomatic CorrespondentJames Robbins reports. Handshakes can be deceptive. True, this foreign secretary has broken a 5 year british boycott of visits to moscow. But when russias Sergei Lavrov says he wants a return to business as usual, Boris Johnson says thats impossible. As you rightly say, sergei, things are not easy between us at the moment. The talks aired grievances on both sides and examined space for limited cooperation by supporting the Iran Nuclear Deal together and opposing the Nuclear Threat from north korea. But deep disagreements remain. At theirjoint news conference, that was stark. For all the efforts at banter, there was a seriousness when Sergei Lavrov tried to brush off british allegations of russia meddling in foreign elections. Translation my neighbour borisjohnson recently stated he had no evidence that russia meddled in the referendum on the withdrawal of britain from the European Union. Not successfully not successfully i think is the word. Not successfully is the word that i think you need to introduce. You see, hes scared if he doesnt disagree with me, his reputation will be ruined in the media at home. Sergei, its your reputation im worried about. So how did relations with russia go from bad to worse . Russias use of radioactive poison to murder Alexander Litvinenko in the middle of london started the slide. Three years ago, russias annexation of crimea and interference in ukraine provoked tough eu sanctions strongly backed by britain. Then last month, theresa may accused russia of Cyber Espionage and meddling in elections. Britain says it has cyber weaponry to retaliate if attacks get worse. It is a sad truth that our relations, having gone through a good patch in the 19905 and the early 20005, are now going through a very difficult patch. There is no question of that at all. But one of the reasons for coming here is that there is no point in simply sitting on the sidelines and complaining about each other. We have to engage. But when Boris Johnson was asked if he trusted russias foreign minister, to avoid a direct answer, he tried to make light of it. You know, its a measure of my trust that as soon as i got into this excellent foreign ministry, i immediately handed my coat, my hat, my gloves, and indeed everything that was in my pockets, secret or otherwise, to Sergei Lavrov. Translation i can say there was nothing in the pockets of boriss coat. So, striding across red square, the foreign secretary was no mere tourist. He was nodding to russias historic greatness while pressing for a radical change of direction. Coming here to red square, borisjohnson insists that he loves russia. He points to his name, the fact that he has some russian ancestry. What he doesnt love is the present russian government. So, paying his tribute at the tomb of russias unknown soldier had a particular symbolism. Britain and russia fought together against hitler as allies. Restoring that closeness now seems a long way off. A new migrant crisis is unfolding in greece, where authorities are struggling to cope with thousands of Asylum Seekers being held on islands close to turkey. A deal reached between the European Union and turkey last year reduced the number of arrivals, but hasnt stopped them completely. More than 50,000 have arrived since that agreement was signed. 0ur europe correspondent Damian Grammaticas sent this special report from the moria camp on the greek island of lesbos. Nestled on a greek hillside, europes dirty secret, moria camp, bursting at its seams. Its so full, families are forced to sleep outside the wire. All around them on the ground, human excrement. This is europes migration policy in action more than 6,000 squeezed into a camp built for a third that number. The waiting, stuck in this place, grinds many down. At night, we went into moria to see for ourselves. What strikes you first is the rubbish, everywhere, and tents crammed into every corner, because thousands are still arriving in greece from turkey every month. My tent. My baby. Masumas family, from afghanistan, came two months ago. 15. 15 people. How many children . Six children. How is the situation in this tent for you . Very, very difficult. Its the policy of greece and the eu to keep the arrivals here on the island. Processing their claims is slow, so numbers are rising. Winter is here, and the conditions are grim. Sina and his family from iran were re cooking food given to them for lunch to try to make it more palatable. Warm water. No warm water. Winter is coming. Not shower. No shower. Toilet . Toilet, no toilet. We shower inside the tent with cool water. And morias toilets are filthy. Theres no running water, so people have to use bottled water to try to flush. Thats why many choose to defecate in the fields outside. What you have to keep reminding yourself here is that were in europe. This camp has received funding from the eu. So this is how europe is treating some of those who are coming here seeking protection. Theres no question that its pretty shocking. And those who cant find space in the camp are even worse off. So this is it . A piece of plastic and a couple of blankets are all adnan from syria has. His 17 year old wife is four months pregnant. 0fficially, pregnant women should be a priority, but the system isnt working. Translation its terrible. Im always cold. They gave me a prescription, vitamins and medicine for my baby, but i have no money to buy them. I dont know what to do and who to ask for help. So who should help these people . The eu continues to argue about it. And as the cost of europes indecisiveness, the desperate and the destitute, living a sort of limbo, dumped here on the edge of europe. Damian grammaticas, bbc news, lesbos in greece. Two former fifa officials have been convicted by a jury for accepting millions of dollars in bribes and are now facing long prison sentences. The trial in new york city was part of a us investigation into corruption at the football governing body. 0ur Sports CorrespondentRichard Conway has this analysis. Thejury the jury has deliberated for its sixth day today, it came back into court shortly after 1pm local time to tell thejudge court shortly after 1pm local time to tell the judge that they had had partial verdicts on the defendants, what they came back with in the end after some lengthy legal argument was that juan angel after some lengthy legal argument was thatjuan angel napout the former head of the south american football confederation, he is guilty on three of five corruption charges that he faced. Jose maria marin, the former head of brazilian football and another big figure within world football, he has been found guilty on six of the seven celts but he faced relating to such charges as wire fraud, racketeering, conspiracy and money laundering. So one count against manuel berger, the head of the peruvian fa which is still undecided, thejury the peruvian fa which is still undecided, the jury will have to come back to court on tuesday to continue their deliberations against him ona continue their deliberations against him on a count, a charge of racketeering, conspiracy, buta big victory ultimately in the two defendants that have been found guilty on a number of those charges to the us prosecutors. They have pursued the case now for close to 2. 5 years following their action which launched in may of 2015, are rubberfor which launched in may of 2015, are rubber for remember those dramatic dawn raids in zurich against fifa officials in a 5 star hotel at six am, that is where this all started, 1 2 am, that is where this all started, 42 people in total indicted but these three men have pleaded not guilty, took it all away to court, and now we have partial verdicts in these cases which finds two of them guilty on a number of those counts. Richard conway baird, all Sports Correspondent. The un Security Council has unanimously backed tough new sanctions against north korea, severely restricting its ability to import oil. A visit by the foreign secretary to russia to repair relations has ended in public disagreement and accusations of lying. The fourth election in as many years in the spanish region of catalonia has once again confirmed its divisions. The party that won the most votes doesnt support independence tokyo. We are seeing crowds gathering in tokyo where we can see the crowds gathering to meet the Emperor Akihito, who are gathered to wish him happy birthday. December 23 is currently a national holiday, but that may change to a normal working day after his planned abdication in 2019. Emperor akihito is the 125th in his line according to japans traditional order of is succession, and he ascended to the chrysanthemum throne when his father, Emperor Hirihito died. Emperor akihitos sun will ascend the throne in 2019 and his birthday, february 23, will become the new national holiday. We can see many people there, waiting for Emperor Akihito to appear at the imperial palace, and they are gathered there to wish him 84th birthday. We may catch a site of the emperor later on. The fourth election in as many years in the spanish region of catalonia has once again confirmed its divisions. The party that won the most votes doesnt support independence for catalonia but put together the separatist parties are able to form a slim majority. It follows the controversial referendum in favour of independence in october. Heres james reynolds. Catalonias Pro Independence voters enjoy their victory. Now they want their power back. Starting with the return from exile of the deposed regional president Carles Puigdemont. He now claims a mandate to lead catalonia once more. But if he comes back to take office. He faces arrest on the charge of rebellion, for having called 0ctobers unlawful independence referendum. So, from brussels this afternoon, Carles Puigdemont had a message for spain. Lets talk. Catalonia wants to be in independent state. This is the wish of the catalan people. But the next step immediately is to talk with Mariano Rajoy, with president Mariano Rajoy. So, we need to find new ways, a political solution for our crisis between the spanish state and catalonia. But thats of no interest to spains leader. This afternoon Mariano Rajoy made it clear Carles Puigdemont remains a wanted man, not a leader in waiting. Translation politicians must submit to the justice system, just like anyone else. It does not bend to politics. On this issue i will always be in favour of what the courts say. This crisis began months ago when a Pro Independence administration here faced off against the Central Government in madrid. There then followed months of argument, protest, debate, emergency measures and then the vote, and now catalans find that they are right back to where they were when the crisis began. Nobody has really changed sides. For now the local government headquarters here awaits its permanent occupants. The man who won this election cant come to take up his old job. The law says that all sides now have until april to decide what to do next. How do you keep the memories of the holocaust alive to answer the questions of future generations . Holocaust survivor eva schloss the step sister of anne frank has been taking part in a groundbreaking interactive project that will allow people to ask her hundreds of questions about her life and will preserve her testimony long into the future. Reeta chakra barti has been to meet her. Three, two, one, go ahead. Meet eva schloss. Shes 88, and survived the horrors of auschwitz. She spent days being filmed recounting her past, so that people now and in the future can question her virtual self about what happened. My name is eva schloss. Would you like to ask me some questions about my life . Survivors are worrying what will happen when we are not around anymore, who is going to continue telling the story . Because we think it is very important. Now, at the museum of jewish heritage in new york, people can directly interview eva about what it was like in auschwitz, how she survived, and how its affected her since. One of the questions, what was your most terrible moment in the camp . One day, my mother was selected to be gassed. And we were separated. And i thought, you know, i had lost her. But through a miracle she was saved. And about three months later, we were reunited. Over five days, eva answered more than 1,000 questions about her story. And while she was doing so, a film maker recorded the pro