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The European Court ofjustice decides that the taxi hailing app, uber, should legally be considered a transport company. It means that the firm should be subjected to tighter eu regulation in the countries in which it operates. And we are spending more on ourFurry Friends operates. And we are spending more on our Furry Friends at christmas than ever before, with clothes and toys for pets. Good morning. Its wednesday 20th december. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The metropolitan police is launching a review of all current sex offence investigations, after the collapse of a seco...

Of brexit we want. Itll take some wizardry for them to Reach Agreement. But here in the studio, well hear some of the arguments. Easier trade with the eu, or more independence from it . What kind of Customs Border do we want . Also tonight, the other great debate internet reform. Are Tech Companies platforms or publishers should they take responsibility for what gets posted on their sites . The Tech Companies are realising they have to act and if they do not act, the danger is for them that governments will start to legislate. And, black panther the movie. The first black marvel comic superher...

Its not known what caused the crash. Theresa may is in Northern Ireland, amid hopes of a new power sharing agreement at stormont. We report from tunisia, where uk tourist flights will resume, after the terror attack in 2015 that killed 30 britons. And theres more weather trouble at the Winter Olympics. This time its high winds causing the chaos. And coming up in sportsday, seven golds awarded in pyeongchang, but the hopeful only manages to get a bronze. But the third female skater to complete a triple axel in games history only manages to get a bronze. Good evening, and welcome to the bbc news...

Attack on a beach. And scientists rush to antartica to catch a glimpse of a giant iceberg before it melts. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The deputy chief executive of oxfam has resigned following allegations the charity tried to cover up the full details of a sex scandal in haiti involving its aid workers. Senior figures in the organisation have been meeting the International Development secretary, offering assurances over the future handling of Sexual Misconduct allegations. The charity has been asked to produce all its evidence relating to what happened during the humanitarian relief...

And welcome to bbc news. The Charity Commission has launched a statutory inquiry into oxfam, citing concerns the charity might not have fully and frankly disclosed all the details about some of its workers in haiti in 2011. Earlier today, oxfams deputy chief executive resigned following allegations of Sexual Misconduct involving some of its staff. Penny lawrence said she took full responsibility and said she was ashamed this had happened on her watch. Our special correspondent lucy manning reports. Haitis red light district. Prostitution is illegal here, but that didnt stop some of oxfams staf...