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And over the unrest is Shadow s to make an address to the nation later on Monday the final week of a key Un Conference on Climate Change has begun in Poland ministers from some 130 countries are trying to agree on how to fulfill commitments to reduce carbon emissions that were made at the Paris climate conference 3 years ago our correspondent Matt McGraw is in Poland I think until the end of last week things were looking pretty good I think people were confident they started to make progress on the rule book of called but then over the weekend there was a rather bitter row if you like over science for a scientific report that the u.n. Commission a couple of years ago all the countries wanted to welcome it in except the u.s. And Saudi who wanted to try to keep it at arm s length it led to a really really difficult when it has set up a sour note for the start of the 2nd week when ministers are arriving today just try and move the agenda forward train services in Germany are resuming as
The start of the 2nd week when minister they re arriving today if I am move the agenda forward train services in Germany are resuming as a strike by staff over pay comes to an end all long distance routes were halted by the 4 hour stoppage regional and City trains were also think that the union is calling for a pay rise of more than 7 percent and that s the latest b.b.c. News. Hello you re listening to World update from the b.b.c. This is Dan Damon in London coming up what happened in court in Vancouver has the chief financial officer of the Chinese tech giant Huawei said that her arrest is damaging her health will report on that soon 1st with a crucial meaningful vote on to reason May s Breck s a deal still shy jeweled for tomorrow and all predictions that it will fail to pass in the House of Commons some comfort for those who want no Bret s it or a 2nd referendum the European Union s Court of Justice has ruled that Britain can cancel Breck s it by withdrawing its notice under Articl
Down vehicle she used to the actually he friend of ours they just have your hands free more in 15 minutes. Ali thank you very much indeed coming up then in the next 15 minutes we re talking about the controversial universal credit and will be looking back on last night s Oscar ceremony all to come after the news at 5. Band digital radio and t.v. And cross this hour this is b.b.c. Radio so. The news of 5 o clock from b.b.c. Radio silence only to costa a man and a woman who were taken to hospital in Seoul spray yesterday are in a critical condition after being exposed to an unknown substance in a shopping center decontamination teams were sent to parts of the city and to the district hospital earlier today police said there was no risk to the wider public and it wasn t clear if a crime had been committed. Humanitarian aid has finally been delivered to the besieged rebel held area of eastern Ghouta and Syria but the International Red Cross said one delivery was not enough and shelling co
And the lowest since the weekly figures began in February 25th in the health secretary Shawna Robison said a combination of flu and falls had made for a very challenging festive period. Of women from air who killed her husband because she believed he wanted her to help him die has walked free from court 72 year old Susan Wilson smothered her husband Henry with a pillow the High Court in Glasgow was told this was an exceptional and tragic case Katrina Renton reports Suzanne Wilson had been married to Henry for 50 years they had 3 children she was his Kater he was has been suffered from chronic heart disease Mrs Wilson was a retired nurse and had also been elected councillor in Troon in the late ninety s the court heard she was struggling to come to terms with allegations of sexual abuse against her husband it was shortly after Mr Wilson spoke to one of his accusers and with his failing health that his wife killed him Mrs Wilson had been charged with murder but she admitted the lesser c