so norway has tough decisions to make. like so many other countries, and with time running out. 0verall greater than yesterday, as the limit has delivered some more rain than yesterday. —— has delivered some more rain than yesterday. this picture from northumberland, and we have a weather system with cloud, outbreaks of rain. this is gradually pushing south eastwards, east anglia and the south—east has had some sunshine, but a front to get in later today with the chance of rain. behind it, clearer weather. cloud is broken, some showers to be had, it could be heavy and thundery. the rest of the day, overall, it is a bit brighter than yesterday, still mild, temperatures around 13 to 16 degrees. a noticeable breeze to be had. tonight, the chance of some rain into the far south—east before the weather front players away. clear spells and showers. most in the west but some push further east through the night and it will be cooler, single figure temperatures showing up on the overnight lows. tomorrow is a day of sunshine

she became norway's prime minister in 2013. we meet her on the campaign trail as she makes a bid for an historic third term in office. under her leadership, nearly all of norway's own power consumption has become renewable but she has given out more permits for drilling oil in the arctic ocean. six young people in your country feel that their future is in jeopardy because of the policies that you have been pursuing. do you have any sympathy for those young climate activists who really want to take their case to the european courts now. they want strasbourg to alter the route you are going down. they clearly lost in our supreme court, and as a politician i do not believe in using the courts to make a political decision for a country. i believe in democracy, not a legal system that overruns democracy. that means you should vote politicians based on what you believe, and we believe that we should develop the resources we have, for example natural gas, which are, in fact, by our view, part of the solution. a few weeks after we meet

if norway shuts down oil and as, path. if norway shuts down oil and gas, someone _ path. if norway shuts down oil and gas, someone else - path. if norway shuts down oil and gas, someone else will. and gas, someone else will produce oil and gas that we do not produce. and they are not doing it are clean away the norway is doing it. that is my opinion. the oil and gas fields must not build out. if you build them out now it will be a clean oil and gas production. much cleaner than the saudi arabia, than the russians are doing. so i think if we do not doing. so i think if we do not do it, someone else will do it. so norway has tough decisions to make. like so many other countries, and with time running out. hello. the weather has thrown just about everything at us over the last week or so. heavy rain, squally winds, a bit of snow over high ground in scotland. so, what does the weekend have in store? well actually, a return to milder conditions, some brisk winds, and some rain at times courtesy of this frontal system that you can see pushing in from the west. but it is moving

nick beake, bbc news, norway. a world—record—holding kenyan athlete, agnes tirop, has been found dead in her home in itenni, an athletics training hub in the west of the country. police say she suffered a stab wound to the neck and are treating her husband, who has gone missing, as a suspect. celestine karonay is in nairobi with more details. on wednesday, crime scene investigators were at the home of agnes tirop, who was reported missing by herfather on tuesday night. police say they found tirop in bed with a stab wound on her neck which is what they believe to be the cause of death. according to police, preliminary investigations show her husband is a suspect and they are trying to find him so he can explain what happened to tirop. it was only last month that agnes tirop set a new world record for the women's ten kilometre road race. prior to that, the 25—year—old had earned fame when winning bronze medals over the some distance on the track at the 2017 and 2019 world athletics championships. in august,

so in 1905 norway gets its independence. that doesn't do anything to diminish norwegian feelings about sweden's. my grandmothers remarks were not particularly flattering, and i remember as a as a boy at s looking at flashcards for national flags and flipping through flags for different countries, panama or romania and bulgaria and what of the flashcards with the flag of sweden came up. my grandmother looked over my shoulder and said what flag is that? i said it's the flag of sweden. she said, yellow, yes, appropriate color for swedes. [laughing] >> i have many stories like that, i know my mom said -- do you take cream with your coffee? she said swedish. >> there you go. there you go. i mean, partly said in some but only partly. >> i have read that myself, just kind of in growing up i always thought -- it was based in jokes but as a learned in history they were rude sometimes in betrayal. good. i'm really excited to get into the 18th century myself because as curator i i will he been fascinated with viking stuff. correct me i

nick beake, bbc news, norway. if you never heard of the new tv show squid game, you're probably living on another planet. the dystopian violent korean drama has become netflix's biggest ever series launch. it tells the story of a group of misfits taking part in six, children's playground games, where the cost of losing is death. in just 28 days, it has been watched by a staggering 111 million users. steve holden has more. squid game is a dystopian drama that puts a deadly spin on some classic childhood games. over nine episodes contestants with huge personal debt put their lives at risk to win millions of pounds in prize money. the creator of the south korean show originally came up with the idea in 2008, with netflix taking it on for distribution in 2019. it blends violence, satire and heart with striking visuals. put simply, everyone is talking about it. there was very little hype around the launch of this when it came out. they have launched this creative, interesting, vibrant, violent new show onto the platfor

in 1905 norway gets its independence. remarks about swedes that they were principle but they weren't particular -- i remember as a boy once when i was looking at flash cards for national flags and flipping through, you know, flags from different countries and for romainia and sweden. my grandmother said what flag is that? flag of sweden. she said, yellow, appropriate flag for swedes. >> she says, swedish. [laughter] >> there you go. >> just growing up i always thought it was jokes but as i learned, i learned that they were rooted sometimes, you know, history. good. well, i'm really excited to get into the 18th century myself because curator and i've been fa fascinated and sounded and has been into civilized people. >> the effort to integrate the scandinavian countries into civilization. they had in the discovery of the viking roots and awareness that this is a whole other chapter unique chapter in the history of europe for scandinavians generally that gives them sense of identity, national identity for each of the faces i

norway is a country of contradictions. most cars sold here are electric, the vast majority of domestic energy used is renewable, yet it continues to produce billions of barrels of oil as well as gas, fossil fuels blamed for damaging the planet. but not all young norwegians have the same outlook. electrician kim and his family rely on oil production for their livelihoods. he works on a rig, and if drilling stopped, he'd fear for their future. probably my children are also going to work at the same place as i do. it's very important. we don't have any other place to work. so ifjobs were lost and companies were to close, what would that mean for you, yourfamily, your community? it will be a ghost city with no industry and no — nothing. this new generation of climate activists will have to convince the new norwegian government to give up the addiction to oil, and any european court ruling could be years away, so the campaigners say they'll keep on appealing to the world's conscience, to protect the planet and theirfuture. ni

norway is a country of contradictions. most cars sold here are electric, the vast majority of domestic energy used is renewable, yet it continues to produce billions of barrels of oil as well as gas, fossil fuels blamed for damaging the planet. but not all young norwegians have the same outlook. electrician kim and his family rely on oil production for their livelihoods. he works on a rig, and if drilling stopped, he'd fear for their future. probably my children are also going to work at the same place as i do. it's very important. we don't have any other place to work. so ifjobs were lost and companies were to close, what would that mean for you, yourfamily, your community? it will be a ghost city with no industry and no... nothing. this new generation of climate activists will have to convince the new norwegian government to give up the addiction to oil, and any european court ruling could be years away, so the campaigners say they'll keep on appealing to the world's conscience, to protect the planet and theirfuture. the

nick beake, bbc news norway. laura: in other newsund the world, chile's opposition has begun impeachment against the president, accusing him of corruption as he was mentioned in the linked pandora papers. the president says there was no conflict of interest in the sale of a mine owned by his family in 2010, denying involvement. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says washington is prepared to turn other options if tehran does not change course over its nuclear program. mr. blinken says time is running out for them to comply with the nuclear deal. talks have been stalled since the iranian president took office in august. u.s. land borders to mexico and canada will reopen ta vaccinated travelers next month. it has been closed since march 2020. last month, the white house announced that fully vaccinated international air travelers could come to the u.s. starting november, ending the so-called travel ban t no date has been announced. we have had lots of reporting about families of foreign fighters for islamic sta

norway's new rime hitting the streets. norway's new prime minister, _ hitting the streets. norway's new prime minister, on _ hitting the streets. norway's new prime minister, on his— hitting the streets. norway's new prime minister, on his first - hitting the streets. norway's new prime minister, on his first day i hitting the streets. norway's new| prime minister, on his first day in thejob, takes over a country in mourning. translation: these are gruesome acts that have been committed, quite surreal talk. that have been committed, quite surrealtalk. but that have been committed, quite surreal talk. but the reality is that five people have been killed and several injured. many are shocked. so, this makes a strong impression. my thoughts go to those who have been exposed to this, relatives, families and everybody who has been seriously frightened. one of the world's who has been seriously frightened. one of the worlds and safest countries has been devastated. it may stir debate over weapons rules, the bow and arrow, not illegal in norway. and it might raise questions over

brent: we know this kind of violent crime is rare in norway. what happened yesterday is the deadliest mass killing since 77 people were murdered in a shooting rampage 10 years ago. talk to me how the country is processing what happened. >> the country is definitely in a state of shock. even though we did have the attack 10 years ago, this is still not something norwegians are used to happening and there is the absurdity of the choice of weapon and the place where this happened, a small town that is known for being peaceful and unremarkable. there is also the fact this appears to have been a flexion of -- a selection of random victims and it happened inhe middle of town during the evening in a grocery store. later, one of the victims was founin a home. it is shocking to a lot of people and that was also remarked on by the name prime minister. -- the new prime minister. brent: bring us up-to-date on the latest with the mass killing in norway. thank you. now to africa's last absolute monarchy. protesters in what used to be known as swaziland have

nick beake, bbc news, norway. the information commissioner's office, the body that regulates data privacy in the uk, has asked the facebook whistle—blower, frances haugen, to provide documents to support her allegations that the social media platform harms children's mental health. facebook firmly denies such claims but the information commissioner, elizabeth denham, wants to see if the company has breached uk law. she's been talking to our media editor amol rajan. she's the former facebook employee turned whistle—blower whose revelations are reverberating around the world. earlier this month, frances haugen handed over internal company documents to us lawmakers which she claimed were evidence that the trillion—dollar company harms children's mental health, stokes division and puts profits before people. the company intentionally hides vital information from the public, from the us government and from governments around the world. the information commissioner has just introduced a children's code, legally re

has norway found a wa to ten years ago. has norway found a way to continue _ ten years ago. has norway found a way to continue living _ ten years ago. has norway found a way to continue living freely - ten years ago. has norway found a way to continue living freely whilst | way to continue living freely whilst also dealing with the prospect of a tax, be it from far right inspired extremists or islamist inspired extremists? i extremists or islamist inspired extremists?— extremists? i have to say that norway has — extremists? i have to say that norway has changed - extremists? i have to say that norway has changed very - extremists? i have to say that | norway has changed very little, extremists? i have to say that . norway has changed very little, it is a very open society in terms of the barriers, it is a tolerant society, little suspicion and i think that actually people today were also a bit relieved that this is not someone part of a jeff hardy network or a far right network, that this is a man who police say acted on his own and has no followers, no online presence h

it's the largest terror attack that norway is seen in just over 10 years. the last one being of course and is broke, carrying out those double attacks in 2011 in the summer of that year and not just on or slow, but also in your toy island with 77 people losing their lives and hundreds injured in that attack for the moment though, we understand the police are trying to find out more details as what exactly motivated this latest terror attack as that 37 year old remains in custody. suspected of killing 5 individuals in norway, a former british military intelligence officer, philip ingram. talk to a sailor about the unusual weapon used in the attack. the 1st time i believe that trouble and arrow has been used. i am the danger noise ups across the globe. we could potentially copycat hypertext. a bows and arrows are not regulated, many countries across the world, and in the same way that rifle firearms are under for it's something that i uncertain, the job groups will be jumping up and on the bottom, i'm trying to actively encourage other people to go out and do

ah police in norway say the bowen, our rampage, that killed 5 in kong berg appears to be a terrorist attack. adding that the suspect had converted to islam and was previously flagged over signs of radicalization full so ahead a at least 6 people reported killed and dozens wounded in bay root of the government opened fire at protests over the investigation into lost his deadly port explosion. damned if they do damned if they don't. australia and police bear the brunt of public anger at government tactics to watch over anti lockdown activists. the ty restrictions have driven a wedge through society that by campbell, i don't know, it's right there. knock on your door, of course it's not inappropriate because it seems like it's always been assigned people being targeted. i do not see this as intimidation as the actual activity of the police was entirely justified. and the u. s. vice president attempt to interact with children to boost her image backfires in a nasa video that it's revealed that was entirely staged. ah hello, good, happy with it's like from moscow, this is alta internation

this terror attack was carried out in norway. it is the largest terror attack in the country for just over 10 years. the last one being in 2011 that was carried out by and as brave act, that was a double attack, not just on the capital of norway or slow, but also on new tire island where those are left wing at children. teenagers are taking part in a political summer camp. 77 people killed in that attack. at the moment we knew that 5 people were killed in this attack. in this close knit community in kong, spoke to the west of oslo, and that there are several who have also been injured for the moment. the police are continuing to question suspect to find out exactly what the motivations were. but they have a determined that this is a terror attack, and despite that fact, the national threat level in no way hasn't yet been increased. however, we do know that police officers across the country have now been requested to carry firearms in case this is linked to something else, but for the moment this is treat being treated as a loan

police say a deadly bow and arrow attack in norway appears to be an active terror. the first african leader to meet joe biden at the white house, as the u.s. pledges 17 million vaccine doses for the continent. and bali is back, but where are all the tourists? indonesia's most popular island reopens after 18 months. ♪ beirut is reeling from its worst day of street violence in more than a decade, violence which left six people dead and dozens injured. protesters were targeted by snipers positioned in buildings, but many of the dead shot from the head. crowds were making their way to a demonstration organized by hezbollah against the lead judge investigating last year's core explosion before the chaos broke out. fire echoed through the lebanese capital for several hours. seine a holder begins our coverage from beirut. reporter: sniper fire. gunfights. rockets fired in the city. a battle across the dividing line that dates back to the civil war that ended in 1990. two longtime enemies turned part of beirut into a battleground. politz bounced from buildings as people r

anchor: market joins us from norway -- mark joins us now from norway. what more can you tell us about the suspect. ? correspondent: the question is in psychiatric -- there are reports of previous conditions as well as a restraining order for threatening to kill a relative and reports of a video he posted to social media in which he issues a warning and proclaims his muslim faith. in the days and weeks to come there are questions over whether police lost sight of him given that they had been alerted to his radicalization and there were concerns about his conversion here and possibly questions over norway's weapons laws. this is a country where owning a bow and arrow is not illegal and you are not required to register it. for now, it is a time to reflect and remember this is now the worst and deadliest attack in norway since a far right extremist massacre 77 people a decade ago. in a siety whose cherished peace has once again been shaken, this is a very tragic moment for this country. anchor: thank you. other news now from around the world, at least 46 pe

it is extremely rare, it is extremely rare here in norway. 0f rare, it is extremely rare here in norway. of course, the most memorable attack of any kind, where several people were killed in norway, is that perpetrated by anders brevik ten years ago. this is not confirmed to be a terror attack, and these attacks are rare, and for that reason, police do not carry guns in norway. however, that has changed. norway is now in a state of alert. the authorities are being asked to carry firearms now. this has gone although if the chain of command to the norwegian security services, write to the top, and it comes on the eve of a new government here in oslo after the elections last month of a new prime minister. john'o devlin, thankd of a new prime minister. john'o devlin, thank you i of a new prime minister. john'o devlin, thank you so i of a new prime minister. john'o devlin, thank you so much i of a new prime minister. johnjo devlin, thank you so much for i joining us on newsday. the actor william shatner has made history as the oldest person to go into space. the 90—year—old went on a 10â

it is extremely rare, gas extremely rare here in norway. the most memorable attack of any kind were several people were killed in norway is of course that perpetrated by anders brubeck ten years ago. this of course has not been confirmed or said to be a terrorist attack but these things are rare, and for that reason police do not carry guns here, but that has changed. norway is in a state of alert, authorities have been asked to carry firearms. this has gone up carry firearms. this has gone up to the top to the norwegian security services, write to the top, and it comes on the eve of a new government in oslo after the election last month of a new prime minister. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: it's vibrant, but violent. korea's dystopian drama squid games becomes netflix's biggest ever series launch. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they are more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in th

but for the moment the, the terror alert in norway will remain the same. they may be discussing whether they're going to change that, but right now the terror levels right remains the same as the 37 year old man danish citizen who is known to police who had converted to islam. and they were concerns about whether or not he had been radicalized, is in custody as the authorities. and now treating this as new ways the latest terror attack taken us through that story. charlotte had been scheme. we spoke to chris phillips, former head of the u. k. national counter terrorism security office, he say such attacks are hard to prevent the place where there's in norway, denmark, the u. k. russia cannot hope to keep their eyes on all of these people. the biggest problem is the sheer weight of numbers of people that are in this category are be radicalized and at risk. and we all releasing people back into the community who are still radicalized in prison so. so the place is job is pretty much impossible. they've got to be lucky all the time in as much as they're follow

it's going to norway. now, the intelligence agency says a bow and arrow attack, the left 5 people that appears to have been an act of terrorism to others were injured in the worst violence in the country. in a decade, it happened in the town of cons bag, which is southwest of the capital oslo. a 37 year old danish man has been arrested . alexey o'brien reports an arrow, pierce's a wall in southeastern norway. part of what police say as several crime scenes, after a man armed with a bow and arrow roamed through the small town of cones berg about 80 kilometers from the capital oslo. over 30 minutes, he picked out targets, killing 4 women, and a man aged between $50.72 others were injured, including an off duty police officer. the attack and its aftermath overshadowed noise, new prime ministers 1st day in office. jonas gas, good. i called it a cruel and brutal act, or a dogwood loom in the 1st doctor did my 1st thoughts ready go to cons bag and those affected their, those who have lost their lives were injure

it's the largest terror attack that norway is seen in just over 10 years. the last one being of course and is broke, carrying out those double attacks in 2011 in the summer of that year and not just on or slow, but also in your toy island with 77 people losing their lives and hundreds injured in that attack for the moment though we understand the police are trying to find out more details as what exactly motivated this latest terror attack as that 37 year old remains in custody. suspected of killing 5 individuals in norway. west cross live now to dr. david low senior research fellow art leads becker university's law school researching terrorism on security. also a former police officer. welcome to you. does the suspected terrorism motor that latest line? does it affect her authorities? investigate the case? what changes? no. i think when you this is fairly global, 70 to europe and north american australia in those states, once it's terrorism investigation, there's more facilities, it's more complex and it's more involved investigation it's. it's easier to s

police in norway say the bar and our rampage. that code 5 been calls bug appears to be abs harris at time passing that the suspect had converted to islam and was previously flagged over signs of regulations. also ahead with at least 6 people reported killed and dozens wounded in babe reed after gunman open font at approaches to over the investigation into last chance. deadly port explosion down there is a day dawned and they don't australian police by the bronze of public anger at government toxics to war. show the anti lock down, activates the time restrictions, truant, a wage society that com like knowledge about either knock on your door. of course, it's the inappropriate because it seems like it's always there's a sign people being targeted by do not see this as intimidation. as all the actual activities of the police was entirely justified. and the u. s. vice president the tend to interact with children to breathe. that image back finds in an assa media as it's revealed, it wasn't kind of staged with life. her middle school,

ah ah, police in norway say that bow and arrow rampaged. don't kill 5 and koenigsberg appears to be a terrorist attack. nodding up the suspect had converted to islam and was previously flagged over signs of radicalization. also ahead a li, 6 people are reported, killed on dozens more wounded in bay roots after a gun. men open fire at a protest over the investigation into the deadly port explosion there last year. damned if they do termed, if the don't dis trillion police bear the brunt of public anger at government tactics to watch over anti locked on activists. the tide restrictions have driven a wage through society by candlelight at nods. very, very knock on your door. of course, it's not an appropriate because it seems like it's always been assigned faithful playing target, and i do not see this as intimidation as to the actual activity. the police was entirely justified. i'm the u. s. vice president's bid to interact with children to boost her image back fiery sounds. it's reveal the whole incident was stage ah live for moscow, this is

those responsible will be called and held accountable. police say a deadly bow and arrow attack in norway appears to be an act of terror. and 5 years after an italian student body was found in a ditch, a murder trial begins, but the judge immediately suspends it. and i'm javin ash with the sport, including come on now i love this game like love the game boys. sometimes you really got to make choices and be a star carving defense as decision to refuse the coven 19 vaccine. ah! the route is reeling from its worse day of street violence in more than a decade. violence which left 6 people dead, and dozens injured. protesters were targeted by snipers, positioned in buildings with many of the dead shot through the head. crowds were making their way to a demonstration organized by his bhalla against the lead judge investigating last year's port explosion. before the chaos broke out, st. battles ensued with gunfire and ambulance sirens echoing through the lebanese capital for several hours as the city tried to come to terms with yet another disaster. then a hodder begins. our coverage from the ro

ros: norway's prime minister is in his first day of the job. he says his nation is in shock. >> i thoughts go out to those relatives affected by this. i have been in touch with people who witnessed this utterly surreal incident. my thoughts are with them as well. also to the police and emergency services doing what they can to reinsure -- to reassure people. ros: here are pictures of the supermarket where the attack happened. as you can see, it bears some scars. >> they think this appears to be a terror attack, but that they do not know motivations for this. your reports are emerging tonight that he had previous convictions and a restraining order for allegedly plotting to kill a family member. a video has emerged from social media she posted in which he issues a warning while declaring his muslim faith. this is the supermarket where the attack began yesterday, just after 6:00 p.m. you can see candles flickering outside, and justround the corner near the church some more candles have been placed outside. this is a very small town that has been

also coming up, please say a deadly bow and arrow attack in norway appears to be an act of terror. who kenyatta becomes the 1st african leader to meet joe biden at the white house as the us pledges of 17000000 vaccine doses for the continent and barley is back here. but where are all the tourists? indonesia is most popular island reopened after 18 months. ah, the route is reeling from its worst day of st violence in more than a decade. violence which left 6 people dead and dozens injured. protest her as were targeted by snipers, positioned, and buildings with many of the dead shot through the head. crowds were making their way to a demonstration organized by his bhalla against the lead judge investigating last year's port explosion before the chaos broke out, or gunfire echoed through the lebanese capital for several hours. then a hodder begins or coverage from the route sniper fire, gun fight. rockets fired in the city. a battle across the dividing line that dates back to the civil war that ended in 1990. 2 long time enemies current, part of a root into a battle ground. bullets bo

we'll news from aussie international 1st to norway where security services say the bow and arrow attack in the town of combs. berg on wednesday appears to be an act of terror. 5 people were killed with police saying that the suspect was earlier flagged over signs of radicalization. the authorities a warning that the threat of similar attacks has not passed. while the incidents in carnes burg currently appeared to be an act of terrorism, the investigation led by the southeast police district were clarify or more detail with the incidents were motivated by the threat level. norway still considered moderate police questioning that 37 year old man suspected of killing 5 individuals. we understand that he was already known to the police. they visited him after he'd converted to islam. and there had been some concerns that he may have been radically. so this isn't individual that the police were aware of that attack took place in the tight, close knit community of cons. berg, which is around 70 kilometers to the west of oslo and started in a supermarket. so normal wednesday night and what we

[000:00:00;00] a police in norway say the po and around page that code 5 includes but appears to be a terrorist attack. i think that this sense of how to convert to islam and was previously flagged over signs of declared zation. also had a at least 6 people reported killed and dozens wounded in beirut. of the gunman, open font as a protest over the investigation into lost his deadly port explosion. down to the dade damned if they don't australian pennies bad the brunt of public anger a government takes to watch over anti lockdown activities. the tight restrictions have driven a wedge of course assigned to that by candlelight at knowledge. they're not on your door. of course it's are inappropriate because it seems like it's always best to sign people being targeted. i do not see this as intimidation at all. the actual activity of the police was entirely justified. ambiguous vice president attempts to interact with children to boost her image by 5 in a nasa video as it's revealed it was in time it's age. ah yeah. well geometry, international life or moscow. i knew nash bob oliver. hello

ah, oh police in norway saving power and our run pays, i killed 5 and calls bug appears to bad terrorists. that tug adding that the suspect had converted to islam was previously blind over signs of radicalization. and also ahead with at least 6 people, a report as killed and dozens wounded in by rude gunmen opened fire at a protest over the investigation and to launch chairs deadly paused, explosion damned as they do down. did they down to australian police bad? the bronze of public anger and government tactics to watch the anti lock down activates the tank, restrictions have drew in a wedge their society back by campbell, i that knowledge very, very knock on your door. those courses are inappropriate because it seems like it's always those assigned people being targeted. i do not see this as intimidation as the actual activity of the police was entirely justified. and the u. s. vice president at 10 to interact with children to breathe to her image back 5 in a nasa video as it's revealed. it wasn't on page ah, life for moscow, you will turning on tea with me. you lash paula. hello and wel

a man's use to bowen arrow to kill 5 people injure several others in norway. it happened at the time of close, bog, south, west of the capital, all slope, the suspect has been arrested. but he's that investigating part of the attack was an act of terrorism. armed fighters from northern to guys say they're facing increased attacks from ethiopia, is military fighting is taking place in a number of fronts, including in neighboring regions. the u. s. secretary of state says the bible administration will go ahead with its plan to reopen a consulate and occupied east jerusalem. even though israel as against it. antony blend kinda says the move aims to deepen ties with the palestinians. the consulate had been a base for palestinian affairs, but it was absorbed into the u. s. embassy when it moved to west studio to live in 2018 glen. can you? e and israeli ministers are also said to have discussed expanding the 2020 abraham records, which encourage out of nations to normalize ties with israel. we would, we are unwavering in our commitment to israel security and we wil

the pair are in group a, along with norway and austria, and will go head—to—head in the third round of fixtures. kenny shiels' irish side are making their tournament debut, with england now under the management of sarina wiegman. the lionesses have made a stunning start under their new coach, scoring 32 goals and conceding none in four qualifiers for the 2023 world cup. norway is like one of the top—ranked teams and austria and northern ireland are a little lower than that, but in a tournament things can happen. you just have to make sure you are prepared and have a very good approach to every game you play. we are underdogs obviously. but we played all of the themes since kenny has come in, which is an added advantage for us. we are familiar with these themes, and even norway, we played them in his first game and how far we have come since then. we are going to go into these games with no fear. we are underdogs and we will give it everything and who knows what can happen. here's a look at all four groups. eight—time winners germany, the world's number—three—ranked side, will f

it left five people dead in norway. a small city located about 50 miles southwest of oslo, the capital of norway. melissa bell is live for us in norway. the police are revealing new information about the suspect. what are you learning? >> that's right, jake. we're learning more about this 37-year-old danish national who'd grown up here in norway and who had a history of radicalization. he had had contact with the police before, but not over the past year. he was known to the police for that radicalization. the police chief says we need to find out more despite his history. now, he was due to appear in court tomorrow morning. we've learned from the prosecutor that that may not be the case since he's being questioned tonight to work out his psychological profile and whether it is psychological care he needs. just to give you an idea of what's happening, this is the vigil that's been created over the course of the last 24 hours. it is nearly midnight here in norway. still people are out here, trying to work through exactly

and norway. it happened in the town of holmes park. campaign is under way to preserve a memorial at hong kong university, which marks china's violent track down in kalamazoo square a deadline to remove the artwork passed on wednesday. but so far the authorities have not attempted to remove or destroy it. victoria gay to be has more the pillar of shame, statue at hong kong university, built to remember those who died fighting for democracy in t animal square in 1989 univers, you authorities ordered its removal last week and the deadline passed on wednesday . the artist who created it, fears officials intend to destroy it. i have it on hong kong. and he says a sent a letter just to see if i could make a solution or all of this a problem. i need some more time to take it down. of course it's a long charge because counseling, but they have not answer at all. the pillar of shame, statue is estimated to be worth $1700000.00 and has been standing in hong kong for 24 years. students clean it is part of a