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army is claiming it has completely reta ken army is claiming it has completely reta ke n a army is claiming it has completely reta ken a level, army is claiming it has completely retaken a level, the last comboy of rebel fighters and civilians has been evacuated, that leaves the city and the full control of the government the first time in almost four years, we are being told by the red cross in syria that more than 34,000 red cross in syria that more than 3a,000 people have been evacuated from the city in the last seven days, most of them have gone to the neighbouring province of idlib, primarily controlled by the rebels. one of those to leave a level aleppo is a seven year old girl which a mother her mother used to send tweets on account, it has thousands of followers. they were evacuated to turkey and they have been speaking with the bbc‘s reporter. hello, i am seven years old, i reporter. hello, i am seven years old, lam reporter. hello, i am seven years old ....
world. the prince of wales warns of the growing danger comparing it to the dark days of the 1930s. and we meet the seven year old syrian girl who longs to return to herformer life, in the city of aleppo. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: alan pardew is sacked, with sam allardyce primed to take over at selhurst park. good evening. donald trump, who ll be sworn in as us president in a months time, has called for america s nuclear weapons capability to be greatly strengthened and expanded . he made the call in another of his messages on social media. mr trump warned that expansion would be needed until the world came to its senses regarding nuclear weapons. his advisers said he was warning about the dangers of terrorist organizations and unstable regimes getting hold of nuclear weapons. our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, has more details. america and russia still hold more than 90% of the world s nuclear stock piles. both able to deliver destruction on a m ....
team mates will have to find part time jobs team mates will have to find part timejobs to team mates will have to find part time jobs to support their 0lympic dream. part time jobs to support their olympic dream. there s quite a few people in the programme at university right now, so for them to train and go to university and get a job that will be really difficult. it means there will be less rest time and any spare time and have training you will be working, which is tough but gives you meant was yea rs is tough but gives you meant was years as well for the uk sports says tough choices have to be made and it prioritises sports with a real medal prospects for tokyo, iman brought in 18 months ago to provide few‘s performers disagrees with their assessment. they are saying we would dispute that we got a projection that says that isn t the case and we have one of the world is leading coaches to back is to make us up. archery on the only ones to miss out, wheelchair boun ....
in aleppo, after the last rebel fighters and civilians leave the eastern half of the city. and we speak to a seven year old girl whose plight has moved people around the world with her descriptions on social media of life under siege in aleppo. and we will look at tomorrow s front pages. the daily express warns that the uk faces christmas storms, with 90 mph gales and torrential rain. good evening and welcome to bbc news. german police say there is clear evidence linking their main suspect a tunisian man, anis amri, to the attack on a christmas market in berlin. his fingerprints have been found in the lorry that was driven into shoppers on monday, killing 12 people. speaking at the family home in tunisia, amri s brother called on him to give himself up. chancellor merkel said today she was proud of the calm way in which germans had responded to the attack, as our europe correspondent damian grammaticas reports. it is new footage that hasjust emerged. the scene immedi ....
with me are journalist and broadcaster rachel shabi, and deputy political editor at the telegraph, ben riley smith. tomorrow s front pages: the metro leads with news that the british public have helped raise more than £75,000 for the family of the murdered polish lorry driver whose vehicle was hijacked and used in the berlin terror attack. the times says the queen is apparently disappointed with theresa may, after the pm declined to share plans for brexit during her first stay at balmoral. the financial times says china has warned donald trump that co operation is the only way forward, after the us president elect appointed a china hawk to run a new white house trade policy office. the daily telegraph highlights claims that some of britain s leading universities are becoming no go zones forjewish students, due to anti semitism. the daily mirror leads with the story of shoppers diving for cover, as e cigarette batteries blow up inches from a pram. the guardian says viol ....