Has passed biting sanctions on north korea that will cut oil supplies vital for pyongyangs missile and nuclear programs. With chinas backing, the council in new york voted unanimously to adopt the us drafted resolution. The sanctions also force North Koreans working overseas to return home, cutting off another revenue stream for kim jong uns regime. President trump welcomed the vote which he said demonstrated the worlds desire for peace, not war. The bbcs un reporter nada tawfik gave me the latest from new york. This vote shows the strong concern by the International Community on the threat posed by kim jong un and his endless Nuclear Tests and missile tests. Now, you had President Trump calling president xi jinping of china last month, urging him to cut oil supplies to north korea, believing it would be a pivotal step. China had been engaging with the United States in a week of diplomacy over this resolution, and in the end, decided to support it. According to the us, china sent 11. 5 Million Barrels of oil to north korea in 2016. Under this resolution, boyle is capped at 500,000 aral is per year. Oil is capped at 500,000 barrels per year. Diplomats hope that while this might not necessarily change the calculus of kim jong un to abandon his programme, because there have been Ten Security Council resolutions in the past which have not worked, that it will least effect his ability to carry out Additional Nuclear and missile tests. And the un ambassador, nikki haley, echoed President Trumps joy that this resolution passed, and she also said there would be repercussions if kim jong un doesnt change course. Today, for the 10th time, this council stands united against a north korean regime that rejects the pursuit of peace. The kim regime continues to defy the resolutions of this council, the norms of civilised behaviour, and the patience of the International Community. Their arrogance and hostility to anything productive has set their country on a destructive path. Now, chinas ambassador said nobody has done more and sacrifice more than his country to north korea abide by the Security Council resolutions. He said that he supported this resolution because it was important to send a clear message to north korea that it was not just the united message to north korea that it was notjust the united dates but the entire International Community united against its programme. United states. He then said it was time for the parties to try to get to dialogue, to get to talks. China urges the dprk to take seriously the demands of the International Community, a abide by and implement the council resolutions, and refrain from conducting any further nuclear and missile test. Meanwhile, the resolution stresses that be peninsula Nuclear Issue should be solved peacefully through political and diplomatic means. Well, the resolution does take other strong measures. It tells countries that they have 2a months to repatriate North Koreans working abroad. That isa North Koreans working abroad. That is a major source of revenue to north korea. The United States estimates they get 500 million per year by heavily taxing those north korean workers. The resolution also adds key North Koreans that are close to the regime, and a mission, a ministry, which works on logistics for the army, to the un blacklist. And all of these measures were taken because the un Security Council says kim jong uns regime remains defiant, and no good options remain on the table to deal with this except to try to exert maximum pressure to convince him to return to the negotiating table. Two former fifa officials have been convicted by a jury for accepting millions of dollars in bribes, and are now facing long prison sentences. The trial in new york city was part of a us investigation into corruption at the football governing body. 0ur sports correspondent, richard conway, has this analysis. Arriving for a trial which has seen alleged death threats, jury intimidation, a suicide, and claims of rampant corruption. This case, involving three senior football officials, has been likened to one involving the mafia. But the men arent mobsters. Instead, they were some of the most powerful figures in the sport. Juan angel napout of paraguay was a Vice President of fifo, the sports world governing body, and was accused of taking bribes worth 10. 5 million from television companies. Fifa. He has been found guilty of three of the five charges against him. Jose maria marin, the one time head of brazilian football, was accused of taking nearly 6. 5 million in bribes. He was found guilty of six of the seven bribes against him. While manuel berga, the former head of the peruvian fa, is accused of taking it bribes worth 4 million. Thejury is taking it bribes worth 4 million. The jury is still out on that charge. Writs of this case could back to may 2015 when the american authorities first swooped, starting with a hotel calling is a krajinovic is expecting. In all, 42 football chiefs and executives have been indicted. These defendants, it is alleged, sought to institutionalise their corruption to ensure that it lived on, not for the good of the game, but for their own personal aggrandising and gain. But securing convictions has not been easy. Manuel berga was accused in court of making a cutthroat gesture towards the prosecutions star witness, while an argentine official named as taking cash took his own life and stop the investigation into bribery and corruption at the very top of world put all began here in new york city over two and a half years ago. Many of the officials caught up via cooperating with the authorities in the hope of receiving a reduced sentence. But the fallout for fifa, well, it doesnt stop with this trial, given the many references in court to a future world cup. Key witnesses in the case described how payments stemming from cattai, which will host the 20 22 world cup, were made to senior world officials. At agents say what the money was for. Tournament organisers insist there is no evidence of wrongdoing. The past few years have been enormously damaging for fifa, but one of its Vice President s told me that reforms are slowly changing the culture. Fifas behaviour has improved vertically. I think that will continue. But it is going to take some time. People around the world accept that, and where that message gets through, there are still other improvements that need to happen. This is a big ship, an aircraft carrier, to try and turn. I think we started that process very well but youve got to get everybody on board to behave properly now as well. The days of mixing with the games eager stars are now at an end forjose maria marin and juan angel napout. Lets ta ke lets take a look at some of the other stories making the news now. Donald trump has signed a 1. 5 trillion tax bill into law, before heading to his florida resort for christmas. The legislation cuts the Corporate Tax rate from 35 to 21 and includes funds for missile defence. Its the biggest overhaul to the us tax system in decades. The ugandan army has attacked rebel camps in the east of the democratic republic of congo. The rebel group, known as the allied democratic forces, has set up camps on the border with uganda. Its been blamed for a recent deadly attack on un peacekeepers in the drc. In a statement, the army said it was acting on intelligence that the group was planning hostile activities. The Regional Elections in catalonia have failed to end the stand off between the Spanish Government and cata la n between the Spanish Government and catalan separatists. The spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy says he wont support any reforms that undermine national unity. The separatist leader has called on mr rajoy to hold talks anywhere outside spain. A meeting intended to bring british relations with russia out of the deep freeze has ended with public accusations of lying. In the first visit by a British Foreign secretary to moscow for five years, borisjohnson confronted his russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov about moscows alleged involvement in Cyber Attacks on the west. Mr lavrov retorted that the accusations were fabricated. 0ur Diplomatic CorrespondentJames Robbins reports on this most revealing of visits. Handshakes can be deceptive. True, this foreign secretary has broken a five year british boycott of visits to moscow. But when russias Sergei Lavrov says he wants a return to business as usual, borisjohnson says thats impossible. As you rightly say, sergei, things are not easy between us at the moment. The talks aired grievances on both sides and examined space for limited cooperation. By supporting the Iran Nuclear Deal together and opposing the Nuclear Threat from north korea. But deep disagreements remain. At theirjoint news conference, that was stark. For all the efforts at banter there was a seriousness when Sergei Lavrov tried to brush off british allegations of russia meddling in foreign elections. Translation my neighbour Boris Johnson recently stated he had no evidence that russia meddled in the referendum on the withdrawal of britain from the european union. Not successfully, not successfully i think is the word. Not successfully is the word that i think you need to introduce. Translation you see, hes scared if he doesnt disagree with me, his reputation will be ruined in the media at home. Sergei, its your reputation im worried about. So how did relations with russia go from bad to worse . Russias use of radioactive poison to murder Alexander Litvinenko in the middle of london started the slide. Three years ago russias annexation of crimea and interference in ukraine provoked tough eu sanctions, strongly backed by britain. Then last month, theresa may accused russia of Cyber Espionage and meddling in elections. Britain says it has cyber weaponry to retaliate if attacks get worse. It is a sad truth that our relations, having gone through a good patch in the 1990s and the early 2000s, are now going through a very difficult patch. There is no question of that at all. But one of the reasons for coming here is that there is no point in simply sitting on the sidelines and complaining about each other. We have to engage. But when Boris Johnson was asked if he trusted russias foreign minister, to avoid a direct answer he tried to make light of it. You know, its a measure of my trust that as soon as i got into this excellent Foreign Ministry i immediately handed my coat, my hat, my gloves, and indeed everything that was in my pockets, secret or otherwise, to Sergei Lavrov. Translation i can say there was nothing in the pockets of boriss coat. So, striding across red square, the foreign secretary was no mere tourist. He was nodding to russias historic greatness, while pressing for a radical change of direction. Coming here to red square borisjohnson insists that he loves russia. He points to his name, the fact that he has some russian ancestry. What he doesnt love is the present russian government. So, paying his tribute at the tomb of russias unknown soldier had a particular symbolism. Britain and russia fought together against hitler as allies. Restoring that closeness now seems a long way off. Stay with us on bbc world news, still to come from eu burgundy to british blue the uk passport is set to change colour after brexit. We saw this enormous tidal wave of broaching the beach, people started to run, and suddenly it was complete chaos. Approaching. To run, and suddenly it was complete chaos. Approaching. United states troops have been trying to overthrow the dictatorship of general manuel noriega. Pentagon said the operation was 90 successful but failed in its principal objective, to cap shall capture general noriega and taken to the us to face drugs charges. The hammerand the us to face drugs charges. The hammer and sickle was hastily taken away. The russian flag was hoisted over what is no longer the soviet union but the commonwealth of independent states. Daybreak slowly over lockerbie, over the cockpit of pan ams made of the seas nosedown into softer. You could see what happens when a plane eight stories high, a football pitch wide, falls from 30,000 feet. Christmas has returned to albania after a communist ban lasting more than 20 years. Thousands went to Midnight Mass in the town of sjkrdoa where they were anti communist writes tim days ago. This is bbc news. The latest headlines the un Security Council has unanimously backed tough new sanctions against north korea, severely restricting its ability to import oil. Two former fifa bosses have been found guilty by a court in new york of accepting millions of dollars in bribes. Britain will get a new passport in 2019 when it leaves the european union. The government has announced that its going back to the old style dark blue and gold passport carried by british citizens before the introduction of the pan european burgundy design in 1988. Tom symonds reports. The Great British passport, shortly to be available not in european burgundy. Because, it turns out, brexit means blue. The government admits it is largely symbolic, restoring our national identity. Outside the passport 0ffice, whats the reaction . Its blue, isnt it, back to england. Ijust think its a crying shame. We have this fantastic ability to travel around the world. We are looked upon favourably with our immigration policy and everything else. I think now its a bit embarrassing, to be honest. I think the decision was a huge aspect of, you know, the country moving forward. And i think in order to move forward there needs to be changes, and if thats going to be distinguished by a simple colour, then why not . Well, whats the difference . Its a different colour. Thats it. Ijust preferred it when we were in europe, everything. Really . Just everything, yeah. Of course, the symbolism may be lost on those too young of roughly the same design, but it will keep all of the security features which make it so hard to copy, and it will add some. This is the passport of the future, and it is in circulation from today. When the red eu passport was introduced, 30 years ago, britain agreed to a common standard. It didnt have to accept the colour. Croatias passport remains blue. Even so, the burgundy one was never loved. I think its one of the most revolting, insignificant, tiny minded, small pieces of paper ive ever had the misfortune to witness. Its not really a british passport, is it . These days, passports are redesigned regularly to cut fraud, so the blue ones should not cost more. Theyll start appearing in 2019. People who already have a passport have no need to do anything at the moment. Even at that point, if people still have time left on their passport were not asking them to change at that point. But obviously people can renew it at whatever point they want, should they wish to move to a new passport. Brexit is tough. Changing the passport colour relatively easy. But like brexit, it is dividing the nation between those who say, at last, and those who say why bother . Tom symonds, bbc news at the passport 0ffice. Now, how can we keep the memories, and lessons of the holocaust forfuture generations . One idea is to capture survivors stories on film. 0ne holocaust survivor eva schloss, the step sister of anne frank, has been taking part in an interactive project that will allow people to ask her questions about her life and preserve her testimony long into the future. Reeta chakra barti has been to meet her. Three, two, one, go ahead. Meet eva schloss. Shes 88, and survived the horrors of auschwitz. She spent days being filmed recounting her past, so that people now and in the future can question her virtual self about what happened. My name is eva schloss. Would you like to ask me some questions about my life . Survivors are worrying what will happen when we are not around anymore, who is going to continue telling the story . Because we think it is very important. Now, at the museum of jewish heritage in new york, people can directly interview eva about what it was like in auschwitz, how she survived, and how its affected her since. One of the questions, what was your most terrible moment in the camp . One day, my mother was selected to be gassed. And we were separated. And i thought, you know, i had lost her. But through a miracle she was saved. And about three months later, we were reunited. Over five days, eva answered more than 1,000 questions about her story. And while she was doing so, a film maker recorded the process. I think whats different about this experience is it puts the viewer in a really active role. So instead of sort of passively watching a movie or reading a book, youre sort of forced to think of your own question, what you want to ask. And this is more or less the only picture i have with my mother and my father and me. Because my father usually took all the pictures. Eva schloss lost her father and her brother in the holocaust. Remarkably, she says she has no hatred or bitterness in her heart. But she does want people to listen and to learn. This is what we have to teach our young people, to get involved what goes on. And to, if they see things going wrong, to speak out. Technology is helping to prepare for the time when the survivors of this monstrous crime are no longer alive. It means eva schloss can continue telling her story for many decades to come. Reeta chakrabarti, bbc news. Lets bring you some breaking news coming out of the us. A former us marine has been arrested for allegedly plotting to launch a terror attack on Christmas Day in a busy tourist area of San Francisco. You can see the pictures. We understand that Everett Jamieson was planning to target a busy tourist area, called pier 39. These are the aerial pictures of where the supposedly planned attack was due to ta ke supposedly planned attack was due to take pace. This is all coming from Court Documents, we understand. Mr jamieson inadvertently revealed his plans to an undercover fbi agent, that he believed to be a Senior Leader of the so called Islamic State group. We understand he told the agent that christmas was the perfect day to commit the attack and he professed not to need an escape plan because he was ready to die. Now, the home of the former marine was raided by the fbi on wednesday. An agency allegedly found his last will and testament, along with several weapons and ammunition. Just repeating that breaking news, a former us marine has been arrested in San Francisco for allegedly plotting a christmas terrorist attack in the city. Thats according to Court Documents. Lets go to peter bowes in los angeles, to get more on this. Is this the first time it actually heard of this planned attack . Yes, it is the first time. This has been revealed in the last day through Court Documents, as youve been saying. Allegations that this former marine had been planning this former marine had been planning this attack in pier 39. Just to explain that, its a very popular tourist destination, one of the peers in San Francisco. A lot of restau ra nts. Peers in San Francisco. A lot of restaurants. It is a bustling area. In the holiday time it would have been very busy and he has said in this Court Documents that he was targeting this time of year as being the perfect time to in his few carry out a terrorist attack like this. Considerable detail was contained in these core documents. Ammunition was allegedly found at his home. He was arrested and it is still the early stages of the legal process, but clearly if he is tried and found guilty he would be liable to spend many years in jail. We are just seeing the pictures now off pier 39, this very popular spot in San Francisco. Do we know much more about this former us marine . Well, we know that he was this charged from the marines for failing to disclose some medical information. We know he was under surveillance for some time by the authorities and thats really led us to where we are now. Apparently undercover agents had seemingly befriended him and he revealed his plans to one of those fbi agent. Agents. He understood the agent to be from the so called Islamic State group, a group that he has been following and liking post on social media. The authorities have been across all of that and it seems that how they managed to track him down, with this undercover operation. Peter bowes, in los angeles, thank you for all of that analysis. Lets remind you of the rating news. A former us marine has been arrested in San Francisco for allegedly plotting a christmas terrorist attack in the city. The plot was focused on pier 39. Thats a popular spot in San Francisco. Thats a Success Story for police, for the fbi, in the United States. We will of course keep you up to date with that story as it develops. A reminder of our top story as well. The un Security Council has voted unanimously in favour of new tough sanctions against pyongyang in response to its recent Ballistic Missile tests. Much more on the website for both of those stories. I am also on twitter. Thanks very much. See you soon. It has been cloudy for the past few days. Very mild as well. More of the same to come over the next few days in the run up to the big day itself. Staying mild, turning a bit windier, and a bit of rain across the north west the uk. Particularly for western scotland. For the time being weve got a lot of cloud and High Pressure to the south of the uk. These westerly winds bringing cloud off the atlantic. The weather front in scotland, bringing outbreaks of rain and wet weather to start the day across the northern isles. For many of us its a dry, a cloudy and mild start. Misty and murky around western coasts and hills, but probably not as murky as it has been over the past few days. The winds pick up on saturday in the northern half of the uk and they will encroach a few breaks in the cloud every now and then. Not many breaks for most of england and wales. It stays pretty dull and cloudy for most of the day. Still murky over high ground of the moors and the south west, across the hills of wales and pennines. Temperature wise, 10 12 celsius, similar to the last few days. The rain working in through the afternoon in Northern Ireland. Turning wet in scotland. In eastern areas, prospects of a few bright and sunny spells on account of the strong winds blowing holes in the cloud sheet. Through saturday night, there will still be some pulses of rain coming and going across scotland. If anything it turns heavier in Western Areas and it will be persistent. Another mild night. Temperatures 9 10 celsius widely. For Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, this weather front becomes very slow moving, often targeting western scotland, with pulses of heavy rain. Those rainfall totals mounting up. We could see some localised surface flooding in the run up to the big day. So the potential for localised transport disruption here. Christmas eve will be a breezier day. 0ften cloudy, still with spots of rain and drizzle in Western Areas. The stronger winds again encouraging a couple of cloud breaks every now and then. Temperatures, as you were 10 12 celsius. Christmas day, we continue the theme of mild and cloudy weather. A bit windier. The band of rain moves on across Northern Ireland and scotland and into the far north west of england and wales. If you go into the high mountains, above 500 metres elevation, you might see a bit of snow, but for the vast majority it is going to be a mild Christmas Day. But after christmas keep in touch with the Weather Forecast because it turns colder and the chance of seeing heavy snow perhaps affecting parts of the pennines, which could cause disruption over christmas. This is bbc news. The headlines the un Security Council has unanimously adopted a us draft resolution to impose new sanctions on north korea, following its latest intercontinental Ballistic Missile test. These will restrict oil supplies to pyongyang. A former us marine has been arrested in San Francisco for allegedly plotting a christmas terrorist attack in the city. Court acumen state ever at jamieson was planning to target a busy tourist area. Court documents state Everett Jamieson. Busy tourist area. Court documents state everettjamieson. In the first visit by a foreign secretary to russia in years, Boris Johnson has acknowledged difficulties in the relationship between the two countries, but says he wants things to improve. Two south american football officials have been convicted by a jury in new york for taking millions of dollars in bribes. Those are the headlines. Now on bbc news, its been a turbulent year in politics, from theresa mays snap election that backfired so spectacularly, to continuing tussles with the eu over brexit