over the city were at home, they heard the sound of jets flying over the city and then three explosions. we know that then three explosions. we know that the air strikes hit the city prison where there are reported to be up to 1500 people detained at the time. the air strike has caused hundreds of deaths and injuries. the latest numbers that we have been given by the ministry of health in yemen is that there have been 82 people killed in this strike and 266 people wounded. one of my colleagues inside the city was in a hospital this morning and he said the hospital was facing a very difficult situation with so many wounded that some of the casualties were lying on the floor in the hospital because there were no more beds for them. what floor in the hospital because there were no more beds for them. what is msf able to — were no more beds for them. what is msf able to do _ were no more beds for them. what is msf able to do in _ were no more beds for them. what is msf able to do in the _ were no more beds for them. what is msf able to do in the aftermath - were no more beds for them. wha

area of the city. novak djokovic prepares for a court hearing, arguing that he has a vaccine exemption to enter australia, after having covid last month. the entire population of the chinese city of tianjin — 1a million people — are tested after the latest covid outbreak, weeks before the winter olympics. morrisons becomes the first supermarket to scrap �*use by�* dates on its milk — encouraging consumers to reduce waste by using the �*sniff test�* instead an afghan baby separated from his parents in kabul during the chaos of the us withdrawal — is reunited with relatives. and it's one of hollywood's biggest nights — but this year's golden globes ceremony will be held without a—list stars or tv coverage. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. starting off with some news that has been developing in new york and we will hopefully be showing you some life for girls of something we have been seeing. life for girls of something we have been seeing-— been se

the incident occurred in the city of. incident occurred in the city of brentwood, not far from arnold schwarzenegger's home. it's an expensive area, several other movie stars are thought to have homes there, including the actress gwyneth paltrow and the los angeles police department says a total of four vehicles were involved in this incident which is thought to have occurred as arnold schwarzenegger's suv was attempting to turn left onto the famous sunset boulevard when it was involved in a head on collision with a red previous. such was the force of the impact that the suv ended up on top of the toyota prius before rolling back on a porsche which was just behind it at the time. representatives for arnold schwarzenegger have confirmed to the bbc that he was indeed behind the wheel of the suv when this incident occurred. he was unhurt but the driver of the red toyota prius was taken to hospital. she is thought to have suffered head injuries, they are not thought though to be serious. �* ., ., serious. arnold schwarzenegger, former movie _ serious. arnold schwarzenegger, former movie

what was it about the city that you didn't like? just the pace of life. everybody is so busy and you kind of let yourself go into the mode of that you have to just work and be super oriented with all that stuff. i wanted to have more spare time, not work so much and enjoy more. i feel like when i'm in the city there's always so much to do, so many places to be but i feel like here you have a lot of time. what do you fill that time with? i take my camera a lot of times. i take it with me to the woods and during winter we go skiing because there is so much snow. show me the way. yes! as well as working as a photographer, ava is also a wilderness guide and takes tourists like me into her own winter wonderland. first downhill. i'm a skier now! when you look at ava's photography, her love for nature is evident. she uses her online presence and her tours to show the best the natural world has to offer, and what's at stake of being lost to climate change. i love taking photos of everything that is valuable. for example, old forests. i love taking photos there. i

the city in one of the most ambitious plans of renovation in any city anywhere. inspired by london, a lighter, clean and safer paris soon emerged. the zinc rooftops became a symbol of the city's regeneration, covering around 75% of the roofs in paris. that's a lot of roofs! with not a lot of roofers to maintain them. now, several years since we tried to win this candidature, because it is very important to save the roofs of paris because each 50 or 60 years, you have to change the zinc. now, unfortunately, we have a terrible lack of well—trained roofers. why do you think there aren't enough young people who want to become roofers? young people think when you are on the roof, you have the rain, it's very cold or it's very hot. but in the same time, all the young roofers that i've met during my different reportings on the roofs of paris all told me "what i feel here is the freedom". the roofs aren'tjust an architectural treasure but an artistic one, too. hi! nice to meet you. during lockdown, raphael started taking candid photos from the roof of his building. his

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when we left the city, we hadn't been - the city, we hadn't been consuming less. it's not that expensive to have your dream life, at least here. aha, expensive to have your dream life, at least here.— life, at least here. a trip to finland wouldn't _ life, at least here. a trip to finland wouldn't be - life, at least here. a trip to i finland wouldn't be complete without going to a sauna and it's here where it becomes apparent why ava chooses to live somewhere so rural. she has figured out the conundrum that asks citydwellers have been mulling overfor years. how to stop time. been mulling over for years. how to stop time.— been mulling over for years. how to stop time. when we're sittin: in how to stop time. when we're sitting in a _ how to stop time. when we're sitting in a 100 _ how to stop time. when we're sitting in a 100 years - how to stop time. when we're sitting in a 100 years old i sitting in a 100 years old sauna, it is going to be a memory that we are going to remember like all our lives. i remember like all our lives. i remember every time i have b

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in the east of the city. freight trains passing through this area have become an easy target for thieves, who leave evidence of their raids all over the tracks. as trains head into a busy junction, they often slow down or stop, and looters are ready. theyjump on these trains, these locks that these containers have are really sometimes plastic seals, the locks aren't really sturdy or strong, you know. they don't care if the train is moving or not. theyjump on the train, pop the lock and just start grabbing whatever they see. all of this has accumulated over the last month alone. looters aim for the most valuable items they can find, ripping through packages and avoiding cheaper bulk cargo items like toilet roll. towards the end of last year, more than 90 containers were vandalised every day. thefts peaked around christmas. according to the rail operator union pacific, over the last year looting along the train line in los angeles county has risen by 160%, costing millions of dollars. the thefts have hit major

why not be the world's smartest city, the city that is leading—edge? right above you are these palm trees that are made out of steel, but they are actually solar panels. so, sustainability is kind of in our dna. all the electricity the city of las vegas uses or consumes is actually we produce. so, we are actually, in that regard, net neutral on the ability to consume and generate electricity. there are several solar initiatives in las vegas and around the nevada valley which provide that sustainability effort. it turns out that because of the issues to do with climate, water management and so on, vegas really has to be at the tip of the sphere in sustainability initiatives. ok, and it seems to mean business, starting with this pilot that has taken to the streets. all around las vegas, so many cameras and sensors have been installed and they're collecting enormous amounts of data. right here is a lidar sensor, and that's keeping track of pedestrians and vehicles, to check that they are moving around efficiently and safely. there's even a sensorjust abov

"everyone is prohibited from leaving the city," the sign says. a million—plus people are now in lockdown in yuzhou, the latest proof that china is very committed to its zero—covid strategy. translation: it doesn't bother me to do a covid test at midnight. it's for our own safety. 300 miles away and two weeks ahead of yuzhou is xi'an, a city famed for its terracotta warriors, where 13 million people have now been locked down since before christmas. what started out a fortnight ago with the late—night army of officials welding gates shut has led to this. some people banned from leaving their tower blocks have taken to bartering with their neighbours. cigarettes for vegetables, other goods for sanitary towels. this is what most of china looks like. it's busy. yes, you have to have a mask when you get on the metro and there's a temperature check, but the government says its zero—covid strategy has achieved this for about 18 months now. and that's a strategy that includes things like this — pop—up tents where you can get a booster on the w

— behalf of the muslim community in the city and i— behalf of the muslim community in the city and i could _ behalf of the muslim community in the city and i could not— behalf of the muslim community in the city and i could not be - behalf of the muslim community in the city and i could not be more i the city and i could not be more honoured — the city and i could not be more honoured to _ the city and i could not be more honoured to be _ the city and i could not be more honoured to be here _ the city and i could not be more honoured to be here with - the city and i could not be more honoured to be here with you. i the city and i could not be more . honoured to be here with you. we come _ honoured to be here with you. we come together— honoured to be here with you. we come together here _ honoured to be here with you. we come together here today- honoured to be here with you. we come together here today to - honoured to be here with you. we - come together here today to remember and honour— come together here today to remember and honour the — come together here today to re

on the city's edues, warm our homes. on the city's edges. it _ warm our homes. on the city's edges. it is — warm our homes. on the city's edges, it is even _ warm our homes. on the city's edges, it is even worse. i warm our homes. on the city's edges, it is even worse. the i edges, it is even worse. the poorest are sinking deeper into poverty. this is what afghanistan's peace dividend afg hanistan's peace dividend looks afghanistan's peace dividend looks like. a cold and bitter hunger. it is —6 at the moment and it is going to get colder, because we are at the start of a long, hard four months of winter. this man moved here from gnangara province. this houseis from gnangara province. this house is home to four families. he cannot afford soap to watch the kid's faces. —— nangahar province. the airing here is thick and accurate. "it still isn't safe for them to return. we would have moved to pakistan, but pakistan closed its borders to us". afghanistan's long war may be over, but the afghan people's suffering and yours. —— enjoys. —— endures. let's

the district of the city known as — sites. the district of the city known as its _ sites. the district of the city known as its tech _ sites. the district of the city known as its tech hub - sites. the district of the city known as its tech hub is - sites. the district of the city| known as its tech hub is now facing restrictions on places linked to the omicron case. the latest in a series of experimental measure like crackdowns on public buses in cities across the country. the winter games will not be held in what officials call a closed loop, meaning limited spectators in venues, no overseas visitors and personnel only interacting with an air bubble. whether that will be enough to stop a wave of cases and safeguard the games will only become clear in the coming weeks. let's cross to new york and get more now from yanzhong huang — senior fellow for global health at the council on foreign relations. thank you very much forjoining us. if beijing is confirming its first locally transmitted case of omicron and the city, how many more cases do you think there might actually

moment moment for the city. you're watching newwsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... it's should be one of the biggest nights in hollywood but this year — there will be no celebrities to collect the awards and the ceremony won't even be shown on tv. we'll explain why in a moment. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest. but the industry is nervous of this report — this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge parts of kobe were simply demolished as buildings crashed into one another. this woman said she'd been given no help and no advice by the authorities. she stood outside the ruins of her business. tens of thousands of black. children in south africa have taken advantage of laws passed by the country's new— multiracial government - and enrolled at formerly white schools.

flying over the city and then three explosions. we know that the air strike hit the city prison where there are reported to have been upwards of 1500 people detained at the time. the air strike has caused hundreds of deaths and injuries, the latest numbers that we have been given by the ministry of health in yemen is that there have been 82 people killed in this strike and 266 people wounded. one of my colleagues inside the city was in a hospital this morning and he said the hospital was facing a very difficult situation with so many wounded that some of the casualties were lying on the floor in the hospital because there were no more beds for them. what is msf able to do in the aftermath of this tragedy and also to help the general humanitarian disaster that is afflicting this country? we are present inside the city, we made immediately some donations to this hospital. we sent a truck full of medical supplies from the capital to the city last night and are working with the ministry of health to see how we can respond as quickly as

without the footfall of the city workers, melbourne j of the city workers, melbourne city centre restaurants in particular suffered. but city centre restaurants in particular suffered. but in the suburbs of — particular suffered. but in the suburbs of melbourne, - particular suffered. but in the suburbs of melbourne, the i suburbs of melbourne, the opposite is happening. people were able to walk to their local takeaway or restaurant were turned into deli. qm. local takeaway or restaurant were turned into deli. ok, this is the place? _ were turned into deli. ok, this is the place? one _ were turned into deli. ok, this is the place? one place - were turned into deli. ok, this is the place? one place whichl is the place? one place which as adapted was anchovy, a southeast asian restaurant which started selling sandwiches from a food truck during the pandemic and was so successful, they have open a dedicated sandwich bar. oh, my goodness. he was having the sardines? they are all for me. we will share. it looks incredible. that has been a lot of creativity and a lot of community, a lot of bandi

it is the worst fire at the city has seenin it is the worst fire at the city has seen in decades, as this high rise building in the bronx went up in flames, and no part was spared. firefighters arrived within three minutes after a blaze broke out in a duplex apartment. the crews found victims on each floor, some in cardiac and respiratory arrest. in those terrifying moments residents were rescued from their windows and in smoke—filled hallways. i had were rescued from their windows and in smoke-filled hallways.— in smoke-filled hallways. i had to crab m in smoke-filled hallways. i had to grab my dogs _ in smoke-filled hallways. i had to grab my dogs and _ in smoke-filled hallways. i had to grab my dogs and one _ in smoke-filled hallways. i had to grab my dogs and one got - in smoke-filled hallways. i had to grab my dogs and one got stuck l in smoke-filled hallways. i had to l grab my dogs and one got stuck on the steps and i had to let the firemen come past because he had a kid with no shoes on.— kid with no shoes on. dozens are in hosital kid with no shoes on. dozens are in ho

why not be the world's smartest city, the city that is leading edge? right above you are these palm trees that are made out of steel, but they're actually solar panels. so, sustainability is kind of in our dna. all the electricity the city of las vegas uses 01’ consumes is actually we produce. so, we are actually, in that regard, net neutral on the ability to consume and generate electricity. there are several solar initiatives in las vegas and around the nevada valley which provide that sustainability effort. it turns out that because of the issues to do with climate, water management and so on, vegas really has to be at the tip of the sphere in sustainability initiatives. 0k, and it seems to mean business, starting with this pilot that has taken to the streets. all around las vegas, so many cameras and sensors have been installed and they're collecting enormous amounts of data. right here is a lidar sensor, and that's keeping track of pedestrians and vehicles, to check that they are moving around efficiently and safely. there's even a sensorjust ab

over 300,000 people attend the city's balls each season. but no two events are the same. they can be anything from grand affairs in the city's imperial palace with formal dress and classical music, to modern dance parties where anything goes. this season of events also represents big business for the city, boosting the viennese economy by around 200 million euros each year. this is perhaps not surprising when the most sought—after events can cost you up to 250 euros just to get the door. well, if you are going to attend one of these grand balls, you can'tjust turn up injeans. you have to look the part. blue danube waltz plays. well, i've got a fancy frock and a lovely hairdo. the only thing left is to polish up my dance skills before the ball. matthias urrisk is in charge of directing the formal opening dance at the ball tonight, which will include a grand waltz. and for you the first step is making the backward step. the viennese waltz is a very famous popular dance. you make two steps in place, two, three, it is our traditional dance, our unofficial national song, the

why not be the world's smartest city, the city that is leading edge? right above you are these palm trees that are made out of steel, but they're actually solar panels. so, sustainability is kind of in our dna. all the electricity the city of las vegas uses or consumes is actually we produce. so, we're actually, in that regard, net neutral on the ability to consume and generate electricity. there are several solar initiatives in las vegas, in and around the nevada valley, which provide that sustainability effort. it turns out that because of the issues to do with climate, water management and so on, vegas really has to be at the tip of the sphere in sustainability initiatives. 0k, and it seems to mean business, starting with this pilot that's taken to the streets. all around las vegas, so many cameras and sensors have been installed, and they're collecting enormous amounts of data. right here's a lidar sensor, and that's keeping track of pedestrians and vehicles, to check that they're moving around efficiently and safely. there's even a sensor just abo

other side of the city, on the other side of the river. so at that time we went really concerned about it. ~ , ., , , ., time we went really concerned about it. , ., time we went really concerned about it. when did you first start to have alarm bells? _ it. when did you first start to have alarm bells? when _ it. when did you first start to have alarm bells? when did _ it. when did you first start to have alarm bells? when did you - it. when did you first start to have alarm bells? when did you first i alarm bells? when did you first realise what was going on? i think it was when _ realise what was going on? i think it was when we _ realise what was going on? i think it was when we receive _ realise what was going on? i think it was when we receive the - realise what was going on? i think it was when we receive the e-mail it was when we receive the e—mail from the foreign and commonwealth office saying if you can get out, you need to get out of wuhan. usually messages like that don't come from governments unless they know there is someth

even in the city centres below freezing. but it's into the countryside we're seeing temperatures in minus double digits. temperatures have risen, though, to start the day across in northern ireland, and that's because we've got cloud spilling in here ahead of what will be a wet and windy day for a fairfew. the sunshine giving way to the cloud, the rain, and also some hill snow. the hill snow is happening because our weather system, these weather fronts pushing their way eastwards, will be pushing into that cold air, which is sitting in place at the moment. plenty of sunshine across central and eastern areas to start the day. but through the morning commute, outbreaks of rain, a little bit of hill sleet in northern ireland spreads its way into western parts of northern england and wales, turning readily to snow in the scottish hills, also in the lake district and the pennines, giving a covering of snow in places, and all being blown around by strong—to—gale force winds touching 60—70mph across some western areas. some p

the district of the city - the quarantine sites. the district of the city known as the take—up is facing restrictions on places linked to the new omicron case. the latest in a series of experimental metals like crackdowns on public transport in cities across the country. there winter games will now be held in what officials call a closed loop, meaning limited spectators in venues, no overseas visitors, and personnel only interacting within their bubble. whether that will be enough to stop cases and safeguard the games will only become clear in the coming weeks. stephanie prentice, bbc news. the prime minister of new zealand says a tsunami has inflicted significant damage on tonga, but no—one is known to have died. here'sjon donnison. —— communications, however, reman difficult, local mobile phones are not working and ms ardern said she had been unable to reach her tongan counterpart. new zealand and the us are among countries to have pledged support to the island. jon donnison reports. the violence of this underwater volcano

the cathedral has come and the city has come since the bombing in the second world war. it is really trying to celebrate coventry as a city in many ways. with the performance taking place in both the old and new cathedrals. i think it will sort of be a reflection of who the people are, which is a resilient people, they have faced destruction and war and yet rebuilt and come back stronger. coventry cathedral was consecrated by the queen in 1962. to mark its opening, benjamin britten composed his war requiem, now seen as a modern masterpiece. among the huge choir that night was fraser watts from coventry, one of the youngest performers, aged just 16. it was a hugely memorable experience for me, i was hugely privileged to be taking part in the first performance of this piece of music and also it was so apt for this occasion and for coventry. just like war requiem, 60 years ago, ghosts in the ruins features local singers as part of the performance, including the choir with no name for people affected by homelessness. it is really important, it is bringing people together fro

so, high rise flats all over the city, the ones that are left. the subway route, so, the whole of the glasgow subway. also, "no ball game" signs. the city is littered in these, i've called them "nae fun allowed". and i've probably got the biggest collection of signs welcoming you to the city of glasgow, because every time i cross a border, i've been taking a picture of the signs, as well. there's been a bit of spotting scenes from taggart, from various murder scenes over the years. but a lot of it, i mean, it has been as well a fitness challenge, it's been an adventure exploring your own city, a place you feel like you would know quite well. but, actually, when you get in about it, you realise you don't know different streets. the difficulty with this challenge is, if you were to run every single street in glasgow once, it would be about 1,200 kilometres. but, of course, with loads of dead ends and cul de sacs, you've got to run them twice. so it's ended up... i'm just short of 2,500km now in two years. part of this challenge has also been meetin

the city are just really— watch the sunrise over the city are just really reflect on everything that day — just really reflect on everything that day. i worried dress covered in poppy— that day. i worried dress covered in poppy is— that day. i worried dress covered in poppy is not— that day. i worried dress covered in poppy is not that i think anyone could _ poppy is not that i think anyone could see — poppy is not that i think anyone could see it from a distance from the ground — could see it from a distance from the ground looking up. my parents took a photo _ the ground looking up. my parents took a photo but _ the ground looking up. my parents took a photo but it _ the ground looking up. my parents took a photo but it was _ the ground looking up. my parents took a photo but it was very - the ground looking up. my parents| took a photo but it was very blurry. but the vigil is not over yet. for the next four months a lucky few will be left alone with their thoughts as the sun sets or rises over hull. mr; thoughts as the sun sets or rises over hull. y . thoughts as the s

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