Currents and swept away. Many places were hit by landslides. Flimsy houses were buried beneath tons of debris. The red cross is helping co ordinate the relief effort. Weve already provided water and hot food, and were going to be distributing non food items blankets, mosquito nets, and certainly hygiene kits for those who are in the evacuation centres so we can alleviate the suffering of many of the folks there. The philippines is battered by about 20 typhoons every year. This particular storm is not over yet. And as it passes over warm, tropical waters, its winds are set to grow again in strength. Andy moore, bbc news. Storm tembin is on the cusp of becoming a typhoon. Helen willetts from the bbc Weather Centre has the latest. This is storm tembin, which is on the cusp of becoming a typhoon. Now, it has intensified as it has moved away from the philippines over open waters, and it is heading its way towards southern and central parts of vietnam. It is expected to weaken again as it do
44 year old neville hord appeared in the dock charged with murder. He is accused of attacking 30 year old Jodie Willsher at the aldi store in skipton, where she was working on thursday afternoon. She suffered serious injuries and died in the store. There were no relatives in court for the hearing this morning, and mr hord, dressed in a blue t shirt and grey shorts, spoke only to confirm his name, age, and address. He didnt enter a plea and was remanded in custody. In a statement, mrs willshers husband, malcolm, said his wife always had an amazing smile on herface, and was a doting mother and loving wife. At the store where mrs willsher worked, colleagues have described her as much loved and popular. Staff returned to the store tonight, but the store remains closed, and people have been arriving to leave flowers and messages for mrs willsher, who was a popular member of staff. 0ne regular shopper delivered a card for the workers who lost a loved colleague. People who shop here shop regu
The system. A record breaking day for Alastair Cook in melbourne with a double century and his highest ever score against australia in the fourth ashes test. Good morning and welcome to bbc news. There are warnings of treacherous driving conditions this morning, as sub zero temperatures cause disruption for a second day across large parts of the uk. Hundreds of people have spent the night at Stansted Airport after flights were cancelled or delayed. The met office has issued four weather warnings. Andy moore reports. The snow had long gone by the time these images were taken at Stansted Airport, but the disruption it caused has lasted into another day. The airport said up to 300 people were staying in the terminal overnight. It said it was handing out beds and blankets, though some passengers said they saw little sign of them. Many people complained of chaotic scenes as they tried to get their luggage back from cancelled flights. This was the scene that greeted passengers returning to L
Reaching this all went. It was just amazing. And in the shadow of red october how russians view the 1917 revolution. Thats in half an hour here on bbc news. Hello, good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. Ice and below zero temperatures have been causing more disruption. Stansted airport had to provide beds for hundreds of passengers who were left stranded in the terminal overnight, after flights were cancelled due to the bad weather. Anisa kadri has spent the morning there and sent this report. Hanging around for a flight longer than you expected, it is not much fun, especially when the queues are just getting longer, you find your flight is not just delayed, it is cancelled. 12 hours after sarahs flight to stockholm was meant to take off, she was still here and will fly tomorrow. I only found out literally three hours after my flight was meant to leave that it was cancelled, there were no boards to tell us it was delayed. It was literally going backwards and forwards between personnel. I
Photocall held here that introduced prince harrys bride to be. Thats the royal review 2017. Good evening. Welcome to the bbc news. A suicide bombing in the Afghan Capital, kabul, has claimed the lives of at least a0 people and injured more than 80 others. Women and children are among the casualties. The Islamic State group says it carried out the attack, which targeted a Cultural Organisation and news agency in the western part of the capital. In recent months, so called Islamic State has attacked many shia muslim targets in this area of kabul where the majority of the citys shia population lives. Our correspondent in kabul, zia shahreya, has sent this report. The force of the explosion is clear to see. Among the rubble, relatives desperately search for their loved ones. But there was little left behind. The bomb went off inside this building, a Cultural Centre and also home to an afghan news agency. Students had been marking the 38th anniversary of the soviet invasion of afghanistan.