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with me are journalist and broadcaster rachel shabi, and deputy political editor at the telegraph, ben riley smith. tomorrow s front pages: the metro leads with news that the british public have helped raise more than £75,000 for the family of the murdered polish lorry driver whose vehicle was hijacked and used in the berlin terror attack. the times says the queen is apparently disappointed with theresa may, after the pm declined to share plans for brexit during her first stay at balmoral. the financial times says china has warned donald trump that co operation is the only way forward, after the us president elect appointed a china hawk to run a new white house trade policy office. the daily telegraph highlights claims that some of britain s leading universities are becoming no go zones forjewish students, due to anti semitism. the daily mirror leads with the story of shoppers diving for cover, as e cigarette batteries blow up inches from a pram. the guardian says viol ....
advantage at the top of the table. chievo verona got a shock lead after 37 minutes. right on the stroke of half time, they equalised, and early in the second half, edin dzeko put them in front, his 13th league goal of the season, one behind the leads top scorer. with victory already secured, diego made it 3 1 with a penalty in stoppage time. roma are four points behind juventus, but the bidders have a game in hand. rapley looked to be heading for defeat at fiorentina despite leading twice, but each time, there were pegged back with federico scoring both equalisers. with six minutes to go, fiorentino got in front for the first time, though two to the home side. but a stoppage time penalty salvaged a 3 3 draw in a vital point for napoli. elsewhere there were wins for cagliari and torino. sampdoria were held to a goalless draw by udinese. palermo against pescara finished 1 1. both sides remain in the bottom three. offers from as far afield as kuwait and australia have bee ....
by islamic state, so called. in this programme, i want to look at the way the world has changed during my 50 years as a foreign correspondent. and we are in iraq because it s played such an important part in my career. it s easy to assume that bad news is the only news, but my experience has been rather different, as we ll see. with our cameraman sitting in front and our security adviser driving, we are getting near mosul now. there, it looks pretty recent, actually, doesn t it? until a few days ago, this territory was held by islamic state. craters were made by ieds roadside bombs. islamic state captured mosul two and a half years ago. now the iraqi army is on the offensive but the ground is littered with hidden explosives and booby traps left by is. when we get there, gents, please be aware of your footing, in case there s any mines or anything that hasn t exploded yet. there you are. and then you will be able to say, well, i told them! just off the main road are ....
welcome to bbc news. police in germany and australia have foiled two terrorist plots overnight. the authorities in australia say they ve prevented an attack in the city of melbourne that targeted prominent landmarks, possibly planned for christmas day. five people have been detained after a series of raids in which explosives were discovered. in west germany. two men have been arrested on suspicion of planning an attack on a shopping centre in oberhausen, near the dutch border. that s separate to the berlin lorry attack which killed 12 people and germany remains on high alert as a europe wide manhunt continues for anis amri, the tunisian man suspected of driving a lorry into the breitscheidplatz christmas market. we ll bring you the latest from australia injust a moment, but first, let s get an update from our correspondent in berlin. bethany, what s the latest? well, we had the news early this morning that two men who were born in kosovo, two brothers had been arre ....
attack and killing him in the early hours of this morning. this is bbc news with reeta chakra barti and chris rogers. the main suspect in the berlin lorry attack is shot dead in milan after opening fire on police officers during an id check. anis amri, who is a tunisian national, was killed in the early hours of the morning. one police officer was injured in the shootout. there is absolutely no doubt that the person who was killed is anis amri. 12 people were killed and dozens injured when a lorry drove into the christmas market in berlin. anis amri s fingerprints were found inside the truck. nephew have just nephew havejustjoined nephew have justjoined us, nephew havejustjoined us, let s bring you up to date with our breaking news. within the last hour, it has been confirmed that a man shot dead in the italian city of milan is anis amri suspected of killing 12 people when he smashed a lorry into a busy berlin christmas market. italian can to terror services say he pull ....