three, by london bridge. two, one and lift off but that three, two, one and lift off but that the rise of starliner, a new era in human space flight. and could this capsule one day take paying passengers into space? and coming up on bbc news, after a week of speculation about mikel arteta, we ll have the latest on the managerial situation at arsenal. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. mps vote this afternoon on the prime minister s plan for the uk to leave the european union at the end of january. borisjohnson urged the commons to back his withdrawal agreement bill, and said it was time to discard the old labels of leave and remain. but his critics are angry that previous safeguards on the environment, workers‘ rights and child refugees have been watered down or removed from the bill. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. suddenly it seems so simple. time after time, this prime minister and the last have come to parliament to get mps to back th
$35.00 people are killed by an armed group in the worst attack in the years plus. i m a solid job with in kazakhstan and i ll tell you how the country is trying to move away from its hydrocarbon with the economy and finding investment in renewable sources. we begin with syria where people including 6 children have been killed as government forces push their offensive deeper into italy province the latest attack was on a school in the town of joe boss where hundreds of displaced syrians have been sheltering the government forces have made steady gains since launching an assault to retake it labor which is the last rebel held stronghold last week tens of thousands of syrians are fleeing the fighting and heading towards the border with turkey and syrian government forces are now also closing in on the rebel held city . in italy province most residents have already left the area dozens of people have been killed and injured and hundreds injured in government attacks in the northw
a terror incident. and were in nasiriyah one of the epicenters of violence during the anti-government protests in iraq. in a crowded market in india s capital new delhi which has killed more than 40 people it happened at a grain market the scale of the disaster is only now emerging rescue workers so they did everything possible to save people who were trapped by the flames. we have rescued 52 people so far we got a call at 522 this morning and deployed 4 fire engines and then later sent 35150 firefighters are involved in the operation the risky people have been sent to hospitals the operation is underway and we believe a few people are still inside the building. lived out to new delhi and what s the situation now is the fire under control and show. well the police are saying the fire is under control but we do believe the fire minister trying to find out of there any more people buried inside this fire took place early this morning and over 60 people were rescued including th
first to new delhi s worst fire and more than 2 decades at least 43 people on their own to have died in the blaze at a crowded market some of the city s poorest residents were taking shelter in the building at the time to zeerust were hit on a home that reports. the blaze broke out while many were still asleep in a notch monday in the old quarter of delhi and he was suffocated by smoke as they slept. police and firefighters try to save dozens of fact his but for some it was a ready too late crowds gathered watching as the smoke rose from the multi-story building and connecting sites. some people were sleeping in the factory and i didn t wake up it was a short circuit there was a fire and 2 buildings with a common staircase. people were taken to hospital in. anyway possible before ambulances arrived at the scene. the factory is close to one of the city s largest markets the narrow streets made it more difficult for emergency services to fight the fire and reach the injured. we
$120.00 others including women and children are missing and feared dead and schapelle has more. put her children on a wooden boat she was trying to make it to europe by any means possible instead the journey became the worst tragedy this year in the mediterranean sea nearly 150 passengers were rescued by local fishermen her son wasn t one of them she s blaming international organizations for a lack of support among the numbers that i lost my 7 year old child i don t want anything except to go back to my country sudan to die there. survivors were returned to libya a primary departure point for people fleeing poverty and war in africa and the middle east one person drowns in the mediterranean for every 6 that successfully reach europe s shores we ve now had more than 700 deaths on the mediterranean this year if current trends for this year continue but will see us past more than 1000 deaths on the mediterranean for the 6th year in a row it s a really bleak milestone the really