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update on all of the champions league matches being played tonight. welcome to outside source, we begin with sierra leone where 105 children are among with sierra leone where105 children are among the 400 people known to have died in devastating mudslide. at least 600 people are still missing after the side of the sugar loaf mountain next to the capital freetown collapsed on monday, it caused floods to engulf the area of regent which is a settlement on the outskirts of the city. we can show you some pictures of the flooding as it happened here, a shocking reminder of what happened on monday. this is the aftermath, a bird s eye view which shows you now how widespread the destruction was. this is the continuing attempts to find survivors among the wreckage, aid agencies worry but they are trying to find any survivors. now today a one minute silence was held in freetown to remember those who lost their homes and families. these are their homes and families. these are the s ....
will keep happening. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: celtic try to make the champions league group stage for a second season in a row. good evening. after britain leaves the eu, people and goods should be able to move freely across the border between the irish republic and northern ireland, much as they do today. that s the government s ambition outlined in a paper published today. ministers says they want no return to checkpoints and border posts. at the moment there are about 110 million border crossings every year. northern ireland exports £21; billion worth of goods south of the border, that s nearly a third of all its exports, and imports £2.7 billion worth. critics of today s proposals say they lack credible detail and have raised concerns that an open border could become a back doorfor immigration from the eu. our ireland correspondent chris buckler reports from the border, in narrow water. for more than 300 miles, crossing fields and bridges, roads a ....