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Our firemen discovered the fire scene was heavily smoked at the time of our arrival. so, to a fireman, we found it... it is one of the reason leading to distress of the arguments inside the building. the fire department says it will investigate further to determine the cause of the fire. martin yip, bbc news, hong kong. if you want to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. as australia looks set to see scorching temperatures of 50 degrees this week, we speak to an extreme weather expert about how the heatwave

Quite heartbreaking. some people say they want more than just their neighbours helping. i went to a shelter earlier and someone there didn't want to speak to me on camera claim that the government response by fema has been really slow. they also say they hope the president is notjust here for a photo op. the president has also visited the town of mayfield, in our —— hour away. kentucky is a republican state how he and his democratic administration respond to the disaster will be scrutinised by conservatives, the very people he's trying to reach. nomia iqbal, kentucky. high drama in hong ko...

It is going to no doubt have an impact on some patients and that will break the hearts of most health and social care staff who will absolutely be wanting to do everything but we just realistically cannot. patricia marcquis from the royal college of nursing. dozens of cases of the omicron variant have been identified in india. more than half of india's adult population is fully vaccinated, but there are warnings that the country is still at risk of being overwhelmed quickly if a third covid wave hits. our india correspondent yogita limaye reports. a warning — yogita's report contains some di...

The fbi arrested more than 35 black axe members in the us and south africa, charged with multi—million dollar internet fraud. you black axe are no longerjust a nigerian gang. the criminal organisation has gone global. jimmy lai — the owner of what used to be hong kong's most prominent pro—democracy newspaper, has been sentenced to another 13 months injailfollowing his conviction for unlawful assembly. mr lai was sentenced alongside seven others who defied a ban last year to attend an annual vigil for democracy protesters killed by chinese troops in the 1989 tiananmen square massacre. he ...

Authorities will have the power to ban films deemed to violate China's national security interests.