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doctors say she will not be able to play again for six months. the smallest of smiles after a terrifying trauma. bearing the scars from her ordeal, today addressing the public for the first time since the public for the first time since the knife attack that could have cost her her career, and nearly cost so cost her her career, and nearly cost so much more. iam happy so much more. i am happy to tell you that i feel well. the medical staff, the police, my family, well. the medical staff, the police, family, my well. the medical staff, the police, my family, my team, they have all provided me with amazing support in the last couple of days. in this difficult situation. i want to thank each and every one of them for the important part they have played in the past four days. on tuesday she was at her apartment in the czech republic when she was attacked by an intruder wielding a knife. in the struggle she suffered lacerations to her playing hand. one day later she underwen ....
papers are leading on. this man, the tunisian, who was shot dead, after this routine check in milan, he was the man wanted in connection with the man wanted in connection with the attack in berlin at the christmas market, the headline in the i, isis killer shot dead by rookie, setting out some of the main points of the story. the benefit of this is it straight to the point, it does not have to try to find a new angle, the fellow who, it certainly seems to be him, they have fingerprint evidence from the cabin of the truck crashed into this christmas market in berlin on monday, they seem to have got it in milan, and yet, essentially, the policeman said, are you not that fellow? he got out a gun and they had a shoot out. that is really all you need to know. that is the long and the short of it, really. and the fa ct and the short of it, really. and the fact that he was able to cross three different countries when he was the most different countries when he was the m ost wa ....
on the railways, that means no trains on many lines this christmas. and all smiles for big sam, as he returns to the premier league as crystal palace s new manager. also in the next hour, we will be taking a look at tomorrow s papers, including the i, which says europe s open border policy has been blamed for allowing the berlin lorry terror suspect to flee more than 1,000 miles, across three countries. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the hunt for the man who is believed to have carried out the berlin christmas market attack is over. anis amri, who had evaded capture for four days, was killed in milan during a shootout with two police officers. train tickets found on his body indicate that he had travelled from germany to france, and then onto italy, undetected despite the europe wide alert. 12 people died, and dozens were injured, when a lorry was driven into a crowd of shoppers on monday night. germany has said it is relieved that amri no longer poses a danger, but of ....
bringing us tomorrow. with me are political commentator james millar and author and journalist matthew green. james has red glitter in his pockets, but has not added it to his beard, sadly, despite promises. tomorrow s front pages: the headline in the i newspaper is isis killer shot dead by rookie. it adds that europe s open border policy has been blamed for allowing the suspect to flee more than 1,000 miles across three countries. the telegraph also leads on that story. it says counter terrorism experts are warning that europe s open borders are putting security at risk. the guardian s headline is the end of the manhunt. it says the moroccan authorities had warned germany about the wanted man anis amri. the times has a picture of the body of anis amri under a blanket in a milan street. it also carries the story of a banking terrorist blacklist which is apparently so useless it includes a three year old member of the royal family. the daily mail has some advice for anyo ....
prime minister netanyahu of israel has rejected the resolution. a statement from his office said israel would not abide by its terms. it said israel looked forward to working with us president elect, donald trump, to counter what it called the harmful effects of the resolution. well, mr trump also has responded to the un vote. he tweeted this. as to the un, things will be different afterjanuary 20th. it s worth mentioning that mr trump has chosen a pro settlement hardliner, david friedman, to be america s next ambassador to israel. barbara plett usher has been following this story for us. she explained the ramifications of what occurred at the un. well, i think the resolution shows a strong international consensus that israeli settlement building in the occupied palestinian territories is illegal, and is a very serious threat to a viable peace deal. and the obama administration strongly felt that there was this threat, so it decided not to veto. it abstained, and ther ....