invited to do so by donald trump. those are the here on bbc news, in this special edition of the last year, and explore the new political landscape as we enter 2000 we examine the forces behind the momentous events of the last year, and explore the new political landscape as we enter 2017. the events of the last year have changed our world. popular votes in the united states and united kingdom have shaken the west. both have been an angry backlash against decades old policies. an angry backlash against decades-old policies. who will pay for the the events of the last year have changed our world. popular votes in the united states and united kingdom have shaken the west. both have been an angry backlash against decades old policies. who will pay for. the rising tide of antiestablishment feeling is found its voice in social media. as the new means of communicating propelled us new means of communicating propelled us into an age where fact no longer matters? post truce is the wo
in yemen s 21 month war. 140 people killed, over 500 injured, in saudi led air strikes as they attended a funeral. the saudis said the attack was based on incorrect information, and their yemeni partners were to blame. we cross the front line to ask who was responsible. and we follow the bombs back to where they came from the united states. apparently the united states and united kingdom think it is totally fine for these strikes to keep on happening, and i am just very outraged that we are still assisting what looked just like war crimes. the bombing raised serious questions for saudi arabia and its allies, the us and the uk, about the conduct of the war. could this air strike have changed the course of the war in yemen? relatives and friends are gathering in the yemeni capital, sana a. they are paying their respects to the victims of the worst air strike in the country s war. there are thousands of people here that have come to mourn their loved ones that were lost in the
with us this morning. good morning. straight onto. big sam is back. yes, the new crystal palace manager. peeking out from behind the tree. he had the brief spell with england, left under a bit of a cloud, signed a 2.5 year deal. alan pardew was sacked as palace manager on thursday, with the club just one point above the premier league relegation zone. palace moved quickly, saying they are fortunate that someone of allardyce s calibre and experience was available. allardyce was sacked by england after one game in charge following a newspaper sting. speaking to palace s in house media, allardyce recognises the scale of his task but says he s pleased to be back. as difficult and as pressurised as it is, it s where i ve been co mforta ble it is, it s where i ve been comfortable for many years now and obviously you generally get a new job on the fact there s a few difficulties in the club, i have to sort those difficulties out hopefully with my experience and try and geta hopef
suggesting trips to european football s rocky outcrops, like san marino, lichtenstein and malta in a pre qualifying tournament. but why not let the imagination wander? do you have a dream fixture in mind? jersey against germany for me. how do you deal with muller marking him? just foul him! the referee that matters right now is the court of arbitration for sport that will consider the case to have the application discussed. what happens in courtrooms on distant shores will decide just how farjersey football sets down this particular channel. that s all from sportsday. coming up next is adam fleming with review 2016 a year in politics. ever feel you need to get away from it all? especially when ten years worth of politics has been squeezed into just one. i believe that this thursday can be our country s independence day. applause. i do not think it would be right for me to try and be the captain that steers our country to its next destination. tomorrow is going to be a very
promised to do more for people sleeping on the streets. here s our political correspondent, iain watson. the british people have spoken and the answer is, we are out. the eu referendum divided not just the answer is, we are out. the eu referendum divided notjust the politicians, but communities and families. so, against this backdrop, it is perhaps not surprising that in her christmas message, the prime minister appealed to unity. ina in a separate message recorded for the armed forces, theresa may tells them that the government is on their side. jeremy corbyn says his thoughts are with those experiencing loneliness and despair at this time of year. he recently visited a homelessness charity in london, and used his christmas message to repeat the promise he gave them. labour has pledged to put an end to rough sleeping in ourfirst pledged to put an end to rough sleeping in our first term pledged to put an end to rough sleeping in ourfirst term of government. we would do that b