all this? he told 70 million of his followers, the country has been taken over. go to the capital. i look forward to his trials and seeing him testify some day. if your president tell you your country has been stolen, people are trying to take your vote from you, how are you supposed to react to that? and these people reacted violently and to their detriment. for more on this we can chat now to cbs correspondent scott macfarlane who is washington. there seem to be some seditious cases tied to january 2021. the prosecutors recommended 30 years. when more proud boys are sentenced today and on tuesday, when their leader is so intense, thejudge today and on tuesday, when their leader is so intense, the judge says that some of these enhancements being recommended for terrorism conductjust don t seem to apply neatly to these cases. the judge seems to think there was an element of terror here but not the desire to produce mass casualties, such as blowing up a building or learning te
rooms that have raac as long as it s not in a critical conditions. if rooms that have raac as long as it s not in a critical conditions. not in a critical conditions. if you have perhaps not in a critical conditions. if you have perhaps got not in a critical conditions. if you have perhaps got children - not in a critical conditions. if you have perhaps got children who i not in a critical conditions. if you i have perhaps got children who are due back at school next week, you can hear about the list of schools affected by this. you can see what the advice there. it s on our bbc news website and is constantly updated. let s take you to pakistan now where several members of the family of a man who police in the uk want to question over the death of his daughter say they ve been illegally detained. the investigation in pakistan centres on the death of 10 year old sara sharif who was found dead in woking in the uk on the 10th of august. herfather urfan, his partner an
and here it is seen from space on the left of the screen, with another smaller typhoon, to the right. we ve been talking to some residents in discovery bay in hong kong. they told us more about here experience there. the government told us already yesterday that it will be a day off, all the schools, stock exchange, businesses are closed. it is the closest typhoon we have had in the past 20 years, it is meant to be passing us by at midnight at about a0 kilometres from here. i don t know whetehr you can see it, we have got buckets full of water passing by. we have got literally leaking windows. broken trees. chairs flying. chairs flying, a chair literally just flew away two minutes before we came online. it has been pretty bad. the pictures were from actually the main entrance to the block. we have actually had a just a couple of hours ago, a couple of trees falling down, cutting off the access to the residential area. but we have had a very good response from the emergency an
let s begin with the bbc news from deena campbell, good morning. good morning, rachel is not ministers say they took the decision to implement emergency measures at more than 100 schools in england because of faulty concrete because evidence emerged about the material in the summer. some schools are closed until safety were completed and students forced to have lessons online or in other buildings was that labour has called on the government to publish the full list of expected schools. train drivers are on strike today leaving large parts of england without rail services. members of the aslef union at more than a dozen companies are walking out as part of their long running dispute about pay. the nationwide building society says house prices have seen their biggest annual decline since 2009. the mortgage lender said prices fell by 5.3% last month, compared with the year before. e scooters for public hire are banned today on the streets of paris, just five years after they we
figure in the organised attempts to forcibly overturn presidentjoe biden s 2020 election victory. another leader, zachary rehl, recieved 15 years. here s our correspondent, peter bowes. these are some of the longest sentences imposed on anyone tried and convicted for their involvement in january the six attacks and in the case ofjoe biggs he was seen as one of the leaders, one of the leaders in the crowd to encourage people to move into the capitol building, the very moment event vice president mike pence was certifying the results of the 2020 election. and we now know that of course that trump had spoken to crowd earlier in the day. he had discouraged strongly mike pence from certifying the election and encouraged the crowd to move to the capital building. we know that there are being the scores and scores of trials, more people to be sentenced under some cases are still ongoing, but in the case ofjoe biggs and zachary real they have now been sentenced, both men appeared in