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morning. i said to my book editor, okay, i m going to write what i saw. i have spent five years researching the book and traveling in the middle east in new york and europe. how much was in the new yorker before putting it in their? and then i rode a story of my experience in saudi arabia. they wouldn t let me in as a representative order. so after year and a half i realized that i had to take a job, so i found a job teaching young reporters. it was in the moderns hometown. the best piece of bad luck. you because i was both get much more involved in saudi arabian society. and. were you able to find? i was able to talk to the members of the family, those that had been in al qaeda, those that knew him in school, his brother-in-law, people like that and i found there were quite a lot of things that we thought about that were not really true. for instance, how tall is he. i kept running into very close friends of his and those that are close list say that these si ....
the welsh government has announced tighter covid rules for people attending mass events. you ll need proof of vaccinations, or a negative covid test. the new controls come into force next month for venues like clubs and at sporting events. here s our wales correspondent, hywel griffith. thou shalt not pass, unless you ve got one of these not, the welsh government insists, a vaccine passport, but proof of either being jabbed or a negative lateral flow test. mandatory covid passes haven t been welcomed by the hospitality industry. at this nightclub, they say they ll comply if it means avoiding another lockdown. it s not ideal, but these are not ideal times. people come to the club. we already check their id, we search everyone. having them show a covid pass, it s not a big problem. you will go with it just to stay open? yes. football and rugby stadiums will check for passes, too, but the whole system depends on people taking tests and reporting their own results. the fi ....
we could see some localised flooding, as this will produce quite a lot of rainfall within a short space of time for some of us tomorrow. west is best as far as those sunny spells are concerned with top temperatures reaching 20 or 21 celsius. brightening up as we head to the start of this coming week. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. worries over the soaring price of gas. the british government s holding urgent talks with energy industry bosses. it s one of those hidden things that has immense repercussions right the way through the sector and i really do think this is a crisis. france is recalling its ambassadors to australia and the united states, in protest over a security deal which also includes the uk. holiday firms say they expect a surge in bookings after travel restrictions in england are relaxed. this is what we ve been waiting for a long time. it takes away all the confusion and that has been one of our biggest barriers and one of the biggest reasons why ....
after killing ten innocent people, including children, in a drone strike during their final days in afghanistan. strictly s back but there s controversy as reports suggests that two of the show s professional dancers are refusing to get covid jabs. and coming up in half an hour as part of the bbc s 100 women season, zeinab badawi speaks to supermodel naomi campbell, in an exclusive interview for hardtalk. good afternoon. the government is holding urgent talks with the energy industry about a sharp increase in wholesale gas prices, which have risen to record levels. there are warnings that the increase will raise consumer energy costs and other prices it s already affecting food production and agriculture. the rising cost of wholesale gas prices is being driven by several factors including strong global demand. our business correspondent katy austin has more. gas is a key source of the energy that helps to heat our homes and power our industries. but reasons incl ....
capitol building on january 6th. nbc s elson barber on the ground with the latest for us. it seems at this point, right, the rally is now over. we were out there together a little while ago. how have things transpired since then? reporter: yeah, let me just let you look with me to show the kind of little bit that is left of the police presence over here. you can see it s very much whittled down. when you look out in the crowd you see little groups of pockets of people here. but it s still unclear whether or not they were part of this protest, this rally or whatever you want to call it or if they stopped by to see things afterwards. capitol police say 400 to 500 people were inside the protest area that s excluding law enforcement. i would say about half of those were members of the media. it seemed like there were couple hundred people here specifically for this protest. the organizer of this rally says that this was specifically meant to be supporting nonviolent indiv ....