Live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news its newsday. Hello and welcome. Its 8am in singapore, 1am in london, and 8pm in washington where President Trump has fiercely defended his shock decision to pull us troops out of northern syria. Critics fear it opens the way for turkey to attack kurdish fighters there, who are regarded by the turkish government as terrorists. Mister trump has threatened to totally destroy and obliterate turkeys economy if ankara takes advantage of his decision, but said it was time to get out of what he called these ridiculous, endless wars. The bbcs orla guerin reports from the turkey syria border. A pull out at dawn. Us troops, leaving observation posts along the syrian border. Washington says only a small number of troops were moved a short distance. But Kurdish Forces fear they are clearing the way for a turkish invasion. Turkeys president was viewing serbian troops today, an honour guard on a state visit, as concerns grow intern
More than 130 arrests as Extinction Rebellion block bridges and roads in westminster in a protest over Climate Change. The teenager harry dunn, killed in a car crash Boris Johnson calls for the return of a us suspect whos claimed diplomatic immunity. And how knife crime is on the increase outside the capital we report on its disturbing rise in several regional towns and cities. And coming up on bbc news, theres a new man in charge of englands cricketers bowling coach Chris Silverwood is set to replace Trevor Bayliss in the top job. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. An american businesswoman at the centre of a controversy over her friendship with borisjohnson when he was london mayor has refused to say whether she had an intimate relationship with him. Jennifer arcuri joined trade missions led by mrjohnson, and received thousands of pounds in public money, giving rise to questions over whether he had failed to declare a conflict of interest over their relationship. Ms a
For the woman police want to question. The businesswoman accused of taking favours from Boris Johnson when he was london mayor refuses to say whether they had an affair. And climate activists take to the streets in london and cities around the world demanding urgent action to stop global warming. And coming up on bbc news. We look at the cricketing credentials of former bowling coach Chris Silverwood as he takes the top job with the england cricket team. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Police forces across england and wales are battling rising levels of knife crime. Figures today show offences involving knives in england and wales increased by more than two thirds rising sharply outside london but with the capital still the most dangerous area. The trauma team at the Royal London Hospital in the east end is one of the busiest in europe, dealing with knife and gun attacks, and the bbcs clive myrie was given exclusive access to their work over a period of several months.
The kurds, say theyve been stabbed in the back by President Trump. And more than 200 arrests in Central London, as climate activists take to the streets. As part of a worldwide protest against global warming. And at 11 30, well be taking an in depth look at the papers, with our reviewersjohn kampfner and katy balls. Stay with us for that. Good evening. We start tonight with a special report on the relentless increase in knife crime across england and wales. Police say theyre struggling to contain the problem not only in london, where the problem is acute, but also in other areas. The trauma team at the Royal London Hospital, in the heart of the east end, is one of the busiest in europe, with experts dealing with the effects of knife and gun attacks. My colleague clive myrie was given exclusive access to their work over a period of several months, and this is his extended report. This the pained face of knife crime in britain. Still early, the guys arent even tipping out the pubs yet, a
Human cells respond to the availability of oxygen. Live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news its newsday. Good morning. Its 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in washington, where President Trump has fiercely defended his shock decision to pull us troops out of northern syria. Critics fear it opens the way for turkey to attack kurdish fighters there, who are regarded by the turkish government as terrorists. Mister trump has threatened to totally destroy and obliterate turkeys economy if ankara takes advantage of his decision, but said it was time to get out of what he called these ridiculous, endless wars. The bbcs orla guerin reports from the turkey syria border. A pull out at dawn. Us troops, leaving observation posts along the syrian border. Washington says only a small number of troops were moved a short distance. But Kurdish Forces fear they are clearing the way for a turkish invasion. Turkeys president was viewing serbian troops today, an ho