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Twelve months in review 2020 the year in science. It was the year that would put science to the ultimate test, battling a pandemic that swept across the globe. As cities locked down, the air became cleaner, but not for long, and the impacts of Climate Change are still accelerating. Away from earth, we entered a new era for space flight with the First Private Mission to carry astronauts into space. And there was a surprise discovery on venus, with scientists asking if they had found signs of life. And in 2020, an expedition to one of the most remote places on the planet to study a colossal melt...

Northern ireland and scotland dropping well below freezing and then into tomorrow, again for most, we will see some sunny spells but some showers which will be wintry. More cloud the further south and east you are and some quite persistent rain across parts of essex, kent and sussex and also down into the channel islands. Temperatures in single digits, a keen wind as well, that will make it feel cold and it stays chilly through to the middle of the week. There will be a bit of rain, sleet and snow at times. Hello, this is bbc news. The headlines parents in england should send their children to...

The headlines millions more people in england wake up to the strictest level of restrictions, tier 4, meaning they will have to mark the new year at home. Some secondary School Pupils in england face a delayed return to school, with mandatory Remote Learning for pupils who arent in years 11 or 13. It comes ahead of a government roll out of mass testing in schools. On monday of next week, all secondary schools are going to be getting a drop of tests, all the equipment that they need to set up, all the ppe that they need. A bill to implement the brexit deal has passed through parliament and take...

Staff tipped. Are they paid enough. Lift off bringing space station flights back to america. The fight against i. S. I. L. Includes more than air strikes. The u. S. Combat troops may be needed on the ground. President obama made it clear, there would be no u. S. Combat troops. General dempsey and chuck hagel said theyd review future needs on a casebycase basis, hagel said expanded air strikes would help to push i. S. I. L. Out of iraq, and both pointed to a newly formed coalition as a way to engage regional arab countries in that fight. After a day of questioning, its uncertain whether congres...

We re were landed four minutes or so we should be getting the first parachutes which will help their descent. Doug hurley and bob behnken will be making history. We welcome viewers from around the world. Youre watching bbc news. Lets take a look at the live pictures from nasa. This is the craft which will be splashing down in the gulf of mexico. We can see the parachutes have already come out to slow the descent of the aircraft, rather of the seven seater vehicle which has got two astronauts on it at the moment, doug hurley and bob behnken. Remember, this is the first time in more than a0 year...