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is expected to fetch more than £700,000 at auction. good morning and welcome to bbc news. we have a developing new story in zimbabwe. thousands of people are flooding the streets of the capital. they are demanding the resignation of president robert mugabe. soldiers cheered the crowds, confirming the army s role in bringing mr mugabe s 37 year rule to an end. as numbers on the streets swelled, state media said eight out of ten regional branches of the governing zanu pf party have passed a vote of no confidence in the president. mr mugabe has been under house arrest since a military takeover four days ago. basically, we are saying to our army, thank you very much for the peaceful intervention. it s time for the masses of zimbabwe that robert mugabe must go, must go, like, yesterday. we cannot wait to see his back. for us it is about a new beginning. it is about the end of a terrible rule. we are going to take zimbabwe back. as you can see people are flooding into the ci ....
taxing takeaway boxes to tackle what s described as a global emergency . the chancellor is considering measures to help cut the 12 tonnes of plastic going into the oceans every year, often found inside birds, fish and sea mammals. a rare ink picture of tintin and his dog, snowy, is sold for almost half a million dollars at an auction in paris. and. the impact of the palm oil industry on sumatra s orang rimba. that s ‘fighting forest faiths in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of harare, in zimbabwe, calling for the resignation of president robert mugabe. he s been under house arrest apart from one public appearance yesterday since the army seized power on wednesday. our senior africa correspondent, anne soy, reports from harare. this is not the typical coup, it s more like a carnival. zimbabweans here are already celebrating the end of president robert mugabe s rule. this ....
he founded the group in the 1970s with his brother angus. the dateline london panel discuss zimba bwe‘s future and where the brexit talks go from here. that s in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. protesters in zimbabwe have marched on the private residence of president robert mugabe, urging him to step down. soldiers at state house gently pushed protesters away as they gathered to sing outside its gates, following scenes of jubilation on the streets of harare. president mugabe has been under house arrest apart from one public appearance yesterday since the army seized power on wednesday. our senior africa correspondent, anne soy, reports from harare. this is not the typical coup, it s more like a carnival. zimbabweans here are already celebrating the end of president robert mugabe s rule. this is an unprecedented show of defiance against the strong man. these soldiers are the new heroes in town. zimbabweans are ecstatic. they ....
in a moment we ll be live in brussels for analysis on this. but also we must mention the fate of two major european agencies will be decided on today. the european medicines agency and european banking authority currently reside in london which will no longer be part of the eu from the end of march 2019. the 27 member states will vote later on which cities will become their new homes. joe lynam has more. iam hoping i am hoping to be able to speak to him injusta i am hoping to be able to speak to him injust a moment. i am hoping to be able to speak to him injusta moment. he i am hoping to be able to speak to him injust a moment. he is i am hoping to be able to speak to him injusta moment. he isjoining us him injusta moment. he isjoining us from brussels. here he is. peter, good to see you. let s start with the situation in the brexit negotiations in germany. your thoughts on the outcome of the coalition talks? they are collapsing and as we have been hearing earlier, th ....
uses leftovers to make luxury goods. would you buy upcycled goods? do you reinvent things that you don t use any more? let us know use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. the euro fell against major currencies on monday as coalition talks in germany collapsed, throwing angela merkel‘s future into doubt and creating uncertainty in europe s largest economy. eight weeks of negotiations following september s general election fell apart, with the centrist free democrats, led by christian lindner, pulling out. it leaves angela merkel with few options given her stated objections to ruling as a minority government. later mrs merkel will meet the german president frank walter steinmeier who could call a new election. jenny hill is in berlin for us. what went wrong with the negotiations? it was always going to be tricky bringing together these three very different political groupings, mrs merkel‘s conservatives, the green party, with their environmen ....