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live from washington, this is bbc news. a this is bbc news. power struggle between sudan's a power struggle between sudan's army and a paramilitary force rocked the country. at least 30 people have been killed. disruption of the grand national horse race as animal rights protestors storm the racecourse. and after it was almost destroyed by fire, we see the remarkable restoration of the notre dame cathedral in paris. hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. we start in sudan, where heavy fighting is continuing into the night between two rival factions of the military. earlier, gunfire and explosions
live from washington, this is bbc news. a this is bbc news. power struggle between sudan�*s a power struggle between sudan�*s army and a paramilitary force rocked the country. at least 30 people have been killed. disruption of the grand national horse race as animal rights protestors storm the racecourse. and after it was almost destroyed by fire, we see the remarkable restoration of the notre dame cathedral in paris. hello, i�*m helena humphrey. good to have you with us. we start in sudan, where heavy fighting is continuing into the night between two rival factions of the military.
and the flares that were going off. their plan was to try to get here but they haven't been able to because of a very, very heavy police presence. there were hundreds, thousands of french police trying to keep them away from this area but that doesn't mean it has been a peaceful night here in paris. i havejust been peaceful night here in paris. i have just been watching videos of live fire is being set off around the city as the protesters express their anger about these reforms. but i think at the moment that is all they are able to do, is to express anger rather than change them because tonight's decision means that the reforms probably will go through and french people in the future will have to work to an older age. it's four years since the devastating fire at notre dame cathedral in paris, when the roof and spire were consumed in flame. for a time it looked like the entire building might be destroyed. when president macron promised to have the cathedral rebuilt and re—opened by next year, many thought he was being wildly optimistic, but as hugh schofield reports, the operation is advancing
the restoration of notre dame in paris, which was nearly destroyed by fire four years ago, is expected to be finished on schedule. you're watching bbc news. now its time for northern ireland's peace babies. northern ireland, a small place of only 2 million people, once again capturing the attention of the world. presidents and prime ministers past and present have been getting and present have beenjetting into the province to join in celebrations for a political agreement signed here 25 years ago. supporting the people of northern ireland, protecting the peace is a priority. it's regarded as the day that helped
the body attacks cancer, except instead of attacking a current infection. in a weird way, it's attacking one from millions of years ago. it's four years since the devastating fire at notre dame cathedral in paris, when the roof and spire were consumed in flame. for a time it looked like the entire building might have been destroyed. when president macron promised to have the cathedral rebuilt and re—opened by next year, many thought he was being wildly optimistic — but as hugh schofield reports, the operation is advancing pretty much on schedule. four years ago, the world watched aghast as fire devoured notre dame. and the terrible climax — the spire of the cathedral crashing to its destruction. the spire has become a symbol, which at a site in eastern france, they've been rebuilding exactly as the original. thousands of oaks from ancient forests have been felled and shaped, and now the first part, the massive base is ready
nuclear power is cleaner than fossil fuels upon which this country still relies, although the government has said it wants to get out of coal—fired power production by 2030. so there's a lot of discussions still going on. and even as the highly specialised work begins to decommission, it'll take a very long time, of course, to decommission those power plants. politicians here are still bickering over whether they made the right decision. it's four years since the devastating fire at notre dame cathedral in paris, when the roof and spire were consumed in flame. for a time it looked like the entire building might have been destroyed. when president macron promised to have the cathedral rebuilt and re—opened by next year, many thought he was being wildly optimistic — but as hugh schofield reports, the operation is advancing pretty much on schedule. four years ago, the world watched aghast as fire devoured notre dame. and the terrible climax — the spire of the cathedral crashing to its destruction.
protesters. after notre dame cathedral in paris was severely damaged by fire four years ago, it appeared that president macron's promise to have it rebuilt in five years was a very tall order. but it turns out that restoration work is on track to be finished in late 202a — as our correspondent hugh schofield has been finding out. four years ago, the world watched aghast as fire devoured notre dame. and the terrible climax — the spire of the cathedral crashing to its destruction. the spire has become a symbol, which, at a site in eastern france, they've been rebuilding exactly as the original. thousands of oaks from ancient forests have been felled and shaped, and now the first part, the massive base, is ready for assembly — bang on time. we have said we will do this in five years, so our reputation is at stake. we must unite all our efforts, all our knowledge, all our savoir
the restoration of notre dame cathedral in paris, which was nearly destroyed by fire four years ago, is expected to be finished on schedule. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for the travel show. this week on the show, we're looking back at some of our favourite travel adventures so far this year, from taking the sting out of a dive with jellyfish in the philippines... gosh, these stingless jellyfish, they look like little mushrooms. we got it! ..to an uphill odyssey on france's mont saint—michel... these are the last steps, ade. are you sure? yes. ..and jumping aboard a balloon with a view in switzerland. there's something quite magical about being up here. hello and welcome
live from washington, this is bbc news. at least 30 people are dead and hundreds of others injured in sudan, as the army and paramilitary forces clash in the capital khartoum. disruption of the grand national horse race, as animal rights protestors storm the racecourse. and after it was almost destroyed by fire, we see the remarkable restoration of the notre dame cathedral in paris. hello, good to have you with us. we start in sudan, where heavy fighting is taking place between two rival
live from washington, this is bbc news. at least 30 people are dead and hundreds of others injured in sudan, as the army and paramilitary forces clash in the capital khartoum. disruption of the grand national, as animal rights protestors storm the racecourse. and after it was almost destroyed by fire, we see the remarkable restoration of the notre dame cathedral in paris. hello, i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. we start in sudan, where heavy fighting is taking place between two rival factions of the military. gunfire and explosions rocked