league world cup semifinals. they have beaten papua new guinea 36 6. how volunteers hope to restore the last paddle steamer to be built in britain. and philip has the weather. good morning. there is a fine and adverts on a frosty start to sunday. a decent day in prospect from any pa rt a decent day in prospect from any part of the british isle. but there isa part of the british isle. but there is a change on the way. details in a few minutes. good morning. first, our main story. police in dorset say they re confident they ve found the body of missing teenager gaia pope. the 19 year old had not been seen for 11 days. specialist teams made the discovery on saturday, close to a coastal path near swanage. her family have said they are absolutely devastated . she is. i m not go on to say was , and i never will. she is the absolute light of my life. so beautiful, so emotionally wise and intelligent. and so passionate, and artistic, and creative, and understanding. james ingham is
in her christmas day message, she ll say the cities powerful identities had shone through in the face of appalling attacks . and i m on the queen s sandringham estate in norfolk, where the royal family have gathered to celebrate christmas. and this year, that includes prince harry s fiance, meghan markle. good morning. merry christmas! it s monday the 25th of december. also ahead. the pope urges the world not to ignore the plight of migrants forced to leave their countries because of violence. christmas isn t all about presents and turkey dinners. overi million people will be working today. we ll catch up with some of them. i have no idea what i m singing! louise is worried. she wasn t the only one! six breakfast presenters and i,000 strong audience. what could possibly go wrong?! find out how we got on in our big singing challenge. he s the ultimate christmas jumper. eddie the eagle edwards has come out of retirement. he ll be right here on the sofa to tell us why. and
under new guidance from gp leaders. mobile alcohol recovery centres, known as drunk tanks, could be set up in towns and cities across england to help ease pressure on busy hospitals. good morning. in sport, a combination of david warner and the weather have frustrated england on the fourth day of the fourth test against australia. i could see they were parrots, but i wasn t sure what kind. 60 years of david attenborough on our tvs, and 60 years of the bbc‘s natural history unit we report on the changing face of wildlife programmes. good morning. first, our main story. snow and ice are expected to cause more disruption in parts of the uk today. the met office says delays to road, rail and air travel are likely and is warning of possible power cuts. a yellow warning is in place for snow and ice in northern ireland and parts of england and southern scotland throughout the day. there s an amber warning for areas of the north midlands, yorkshire and the north west of engla
welcome to bbc news. a week after donald trump imposed travel restrictions on people from seven mainly muslim countries the ban has been lifted. a us federal court ruled the president s order was unconstitutional and amounted to religious discrimination. several airlines have re opened flights to affected passengers. but donald trump described the court ruling as ridiculous and promised to overturn it as soon as possible. from washington, richard lister reports. few modern presidents have inspired such protest and confusion in efie of it egg a single last week i signed an policy. last week i signed an executive order to help keep terrorists out of our country. president trump recorder that when the order was still in place but i was challenged in seattle last night. was challenged in seattle last mm! was challenged in seattle last night. - ebfiflié and will night. the court should and will granta temporary night. the court should and will grant a temporary restrainin
welcome to bbc news. just a week after donald trump imposed travel restrictions on people from seven muslim countries, a us federal court has declared the ban to be unconstitutional and ordered its suspension. many airlines have re opened flights to passengers affected by the ban. donald trump has called the ruling ridiculous and has vowed to overturn it. that s a battle that might end in the supreme court. from washington, richard lister reports. the other scenes which have characterised the first two weeks of the trump presidency. foreign travellers held at airports, some allowed in, others turned back. millions protesting what they see as discrimination against muslims and an unwonted change in american values. and all triggered by this one executive order, denying entry to people from seven countries. the order was hit by a series of legal challenges, the latest this seattle court which banned some people from returning to american companies and colleges, damaging the u