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welcome to bbc news. german police have carried out raids across the country in the search for anis amri, the tunisian man suspected of carrying out the deadly lorry attack in berlin. attention has focused so far on addresses in dortmund, berlin and a refugee centre near the dutch border. we can cross to robert, who is in berlin. good morning from the market around kaiser wilhelm church, the target of monday night s attack, crowded with passers by. stalls still closed, at least many of them, i think stallholders conscious of the fact they still want to maintain a level of respect for those who died and who remain injured. away from here, as you have been indicating, that police operation is spreading, aided by pictures of the man they are now referring to as the prime suspect, which are on social media and have been circulated to police forces and security forces around europe. so, what do we know about annis amri? wet spring ourselves up to speed as to what we do now. ....
all passengers on board a libyan plane that was hijacked and diverted to malta, have been released. the flight was flying to the capital tripoli when it was taken over by gunmen carrying replica weapons. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. at 7.05pm, shashankjoshi, security analyst from the royal united services institute will be giving us his insights into the shooting by italian police of the main suspect in the berlin truck attack. david bowie, ronnie corbett and victoria wood, just a few of those who left us this year, and whose lives are celebrated in the second of our, review 2016: we remember special programmes, at 8.30pm. and our guests this evening, taking a look at all of tomorrow s front page stories on the papers, are james millar, political commentator and the author and journalist, matthew green. that s all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it s time for sportsday. is hello, i m o ....
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 ....
hello. i m olly foster. these are our sportsday headlines. big sam is back. crystal palace bank on allardyce to get them out of trouble. aberdeen stay third in the table but they are still along way behind rangers and celtic. and after a difficult weeks for saints, they beat sale to move up to sixth in the premiership. good evening. sam allardyce is the new maanger at crystal palce. he s signed a two and half year deal. in a statement that club say this. they are fortunate someone of sam s calibre and experience was available. they sacked alan pardew yesterday with the club one point above the relegation zone. allardyce lost his job with england after one game in charge for conduct deemed innapropriate. but as a club manager, he has never been relegated. his task is to beat the drop again and also rebuild his reputation. patrick gearey reports. and i must warn you, there s flash photography coming up. sam alla rdyce sam allardyce will be used to these photocalls. no ....
biggest resignalling scheme on the network s history will close the line between cardiff central and the valleys, and several stations including paddington and london will either be partially or completely shut for several days. our transport correspondent has more. it is going to be the biggest rail upgrade ever taken on, and it all starts late tonight, hitting services across south wales, london and manchester. the lack of trains will make the roads busier. this was the m6 today. and it is a popular time to fly away for the holidays. here is sta nsted. so why do they always pick christmas to close the railways? we have a huge programme of works that we have to deliver, as part of our railway upgrade programme, and some of that work just can t be done on a live railway. we have to shut the railway. and so christmas is the best time to do it, because it s one of the quietest times of year. 2a,000 engineers will work on 200 sites across britain. well, one of the biggerjo ....