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conservative mps to back him. if he'd lost tonight — it would have significantly dented his authority. in total, 313 mps voted in favour of the bill and 269 mps voted against it, meaning the government had a majority of 44 votes. no conservatives mps voted against the bill, but 37 did not vote. chris mason is in westminster. a day ofjeopardy and a day of jitters and the government deploying every tool of persuasion and mathematics, so the phone calls and the snatched conversations in the corridors, the more formal meetings, and on the mathematical side making sure everyone who coul...

good morning. for england and wales we are looking at rain at times, some hill snow that even some of that getting to lower levels at times. and the risk of ice. the scotland and northern ireland, some wintry showers, drierand scotland and northern ireland, some wintry showers, drier and brighter in the west, but wherever you are it will be blustery and cold. i will have all the details later. it's monday the 4th of december. our main story. israel says its ground offensive has now expanded to every part of the gaza strip following days of intense bombardment. the united nations says...

institute, you know, all the things that i've done — research and developing vaccines — what do i want to do for the last five or more years? and i think that the pretty clear answer was to maybe serve as an inspiration for young people who are either interested in a career in public service or already are in a career of public service. your undergraduate, you didn't study medicine, though. you studied classics. i studied classics. greek, latin and the romance language and philosophy in undergraduate, and then i went to medical school... i tookjust enough sciences to get me into ...

this is kutupalong in bangladesh, the largest refugee camp in the world. it's home to nearly a million rohingya — a predominantly muslim minority who've been persecuted in their home country of myanmarfor decades. life in the camps is hard. rations have been cut to $8 a month, employment is prohibited and crime is rife. five rohingya gangs now operate in the camps and they're killing hundreds of their fellow refugees. at 1:30am, we get reports of another murder. entry to the camps is forbidden at night, but our team isjust outside and have made contact with the victim's family. his...

the future might look like for women's rights movements. gloria, welcome. thanks for speaking with bbc 100 women. how are you? well, how am i? i would say i'm like eight out of a possible ten. pretty good. that's amazing. so what is life like these days? well, i am not travelling. maybe that's the biggest difference between most of my life and now, partly because of the pandemic, which, you know, put us all in our houses, and partly because now there's so much opportunity to communicate online. so i'm happy to be in my neighbourhood. i'm still now hyper conscious of how great it is t...