For the springboks in south africa after winning the Rugby World Cup in style. Live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. Its news day. Thank you forjoining us. Good morning. Its 8am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in washington, dc. Where a climate study endorsed by 11,000 scientists warns that there will be untold human suffering without deep and lasting changes. The report by researchers in the us, australia and south africa draws on a0 years of data. It declares the world is in the midst of an accelerating climate emergency. The study says there are profoundly troubling signs of human impact on the climate, including sustained rises in population, increased air travel and a global loss of tree cover. 0ur environment editor David Shukman told us more about the study by international scientists. They point out that exactly a0 years ago there was a world im at conference which warned of the urgency of tackling Climate Change as Greenhouse Gas emiss
Busy accident and emergency units. The nhs considers making mobile drunk tanks a permanent feature across england. And in half an hour, and in halfan hour, i and in half an hour, i will be looking back on a momentous year in politics that saw the brexit negotiations getting under way, and, oh, yeah, that general snap election. That is the year in politics with me, ellie price. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Weather warnings are in place for parts of Northern England and scotland today after heavy snow and blizzard conditions affected large parts of the uk. Glasgow airport was closed for a few hours, with flights suspended, but has now reopened. The temperature plunged to 12c in the Scottish Highlands overnight and forecasters say driving conditions will remain difficult for the rest of the day. Judith moritz reports. Grounded at glasgow, flights at the citys airport were suspended after snow settled quickly overnight. The airport reopened by mid morning, but managers have apol
M u. ; awrzf 7 , w w and sarah has the weather. It is another cloudy day today and things are going to turn increasingly wet and windy from the west. Ill bring you all the details in about 15 minutes. Good morning. First, our main story there were nearly 43,000 hospital operations to remove teeth in children and teenagers in england last year, equating to 170 a day. The British Dental Association says england provides a second Class Service compared to scotland and wales, and has accused government ministers of adopting a short sighted approach to a growing crisis around tooth decay. 0ur Health Correspondent Dominic Hughes reports. Tooth decay in children is distressing, painful and avoidable. Dentists say sugary snacks and drinks are the biggest cause. British children drink more soft drinks than anywhere else in europe and the number of multiple extractions, which have to take place in hospital under a general anaesthetic, is continuing to grow. Figures compiled by the local Governme
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Live where you live, this is abc7 news. The guy put the knife neck to here. And i hope he dont try to come again. Terrifying moments for a teenage girl home alone in the north bay. Tonight her dad is talking about the scare of his young daughters life. Good evening, im dan ashley. And im kristin zee. The intruder sbrok bo a home in a quiet neighborhood and rohnert park. Tonight the girls dad is talking to cornell barnard. Cornell . Reporter dan, kristin, manuel says his brave daughter was not hurt but still very scared about the breakin. Meantime a teenage suspect is under arrest tonight. Police say this is the 17yearold intruder who broke into a rohnert park home wednesday night, believing that no one was home. He put the extension over here and he walk inside. Reporter manuel says the intruder got in through a kitchen window. Manuel and his wife were not home, but their 17yearold daughter was. She called and somebodys walking by. Reporter their daughter said a man was outside trying