to see someone get better. to save someone‘s life? and save someone‘s life. what s that you re eating? a new study shows that poor diet is now a bigger killer worldwide than smoking. it s bigger than the film and music businesses combined it s the baftas for the video games industry. and coming up on bbc news. after more pyrotechnics thrown onto the pitch in the scottish premiership, we take a look at some of the off field controversies which have been hampering football this year. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the pilots of the ethiopian airlines flight which crashed last month, killing all 157 people on board, followed all the procedures recommended by the plane s manufacturers. that s the conclusion of a preliminary report by ethiopian investigators. the country s transport minister described how the boeing 737 max repeatedly nosedived, despite the pilots‘ best efforts. the plane s anti stall software is at the centre of an investigation into a f
it is not possible to have a clear plan because there are so many different contingencies and hypotheticals. the painters of a debt bad diet. scientists say that it is worse than smoking. and it is bigger than the film and music businesses combined. it is the baf does for the video games industry. baftas for the video games industry. good evening. the pilots of the ethiopian airlines flight which crashed last month, killing all 157 people on board, followed all the procedures recommended by the plane s manufacturers. that s the conclusion of a preliminary report by ethiopian investigators. the country s transport minister described how the boeing 737 max repeatedly nosedived, despite the pilots‘ best efforts. the plane s anti stall software is at the centre of an investigation into a fatal 737 max crash in indonesia last year. boeing says it ll review the report and take all necessary steps to enhance aircraft safety. here s our transport correspondent tom burridge. h
about 37%. which is low but not low by many by elections standards. probably above par what s. probably above par this by many by elections standards. probably above par this is not been the case in newport west. a lot better then the record for the lowest turnout in a by election which was meant central in 2012. only 18.2% which was meant central in 2012. 0nly18.2% of the people turned out. that may bring some comfort to labour which was worried that a very low turnout may skew the results. labour has held the seat since 1987. usually pretty comfortably as well. for labour to lose this tonight, that would be a major political upset. astonishing and a sign, suggesting national polls were very wrong and suggesting that something was going wrong. it might be a wider sort of apathy towards the mps at the moment and the selecting of anybody for parliament. for some of the reports in the local press suggesting it wasn t about brexit. local issues were important and national issues
to change together. pope francis promises concrete action to tackle child sex abuse at the end of a vatican summit on paedophilia. venezuela s opposition leader calls on the international community to consider all measures to oust president nicolas maduro after several people are killed in border clashes. leicester city part company with their manager claude puel after only sixteen months in charge. now on bbc news a closer look at those 11 mp resignations in the week in parliament. hello there and welcome to the week in parliament where the splits in westminster‘s biggest parties finally burst into the open. this place is at war with itself. the tories and the labour party are imploding. the home secretary s praised by his own mps for stripping is runaway shamima begum of her british citizenship. but opposition mps condemn the move. in removing british citizenship, the home secretary is essentially saying she s somebody else s problem. we hear from the clerk of the commo
competition watchdog, which says the proposed supermarket merger between sainsbury‘s and asda could push up prices. new powers to tackle the misuse of drones, as the no fly zones around airports are extended. and young people in the uk are more likely to die from asthma than those in other wealthy countries according to a new report. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the teenager who fled the uk to join the islamic state group says she s upset and frustrated that the home office has revoked her british citizenship. samima begum said the decision was unjust on her and her newly born son. it s thought she may be eligible for citizenship of bangladesh as her parents were born there. the home secretary, sajid javid, ordered the move against the 19 year old, who travelled to syria to support the islamic state group in 2015. simonjones reports. she wants to return home but has been told she is not welcome. shamima begum remains in a refugee camp in syria. shejoine