european vacationers stay away. we begin in greece where campaigning for bale out referendum ended. a gay before voting begins. the greek finance ministers accused creditors of terrorism. prime minister alexis tsipras wants freecks to vote know and reject what he calls blackmail. tens of thousands took part on friday. this was the scene, long queues outside at ms. banks will reopen by tuesday, and they have been closed to stop mass money withdrawals. jonah hull has more from athens the word olli means no the no cannes pain gathered in front of parliament wants a future but with a better deal for grease less money loss to debt repayments. a no vote for me means there s a possibility that this country will have a future. not far away, the yes crowd met in greek. they are for a bailout, and quickly, one that will allow the banks to reopen. we are here to show that we want to be european citizens, and if possible, return to drachma would be a total disaster. sunday
in a moment, it will be time for sportsday, but first, a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we ll be asking a family doctor if vital nhs operations and treatments are rationed in england. as the swedish car maker volvo announces plans to go electric, we ll be asking if this could be the end of the road for petrol and diesel vehicles. we ll be finding out how two giant pandas the latest attraction at berlin zoo could help to forge closer ties between germany and china. that s all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it s time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to wimbledon sportsday. i m katherine downes. a blistering day at the all england club, but andy murray keeps his cool on centre court to see off dustin brown in straight sets. a roar of relief from johanna konta, as she comes through a three hour battle on centre court. and she has company in the third round, as an inspired heather watson dispatched the 18th seed, anastasia sevastova. and it s 30
roadtrip through the mountainous and remote province to find out what development there has been. the u.s. is planning to establish a new military base in iraq s anbar province. it s the first major shift in the plan against i.s.i.l. president obama is considering sending hundreds of troops to iraq to train local forces. the city of ramadi, the capital, was overrun by i.s.i.l. last month. iraqi forces are having to plan how to retake the city. mosul is another city that i.s.i.l. has under their control. it s been a year since they seized it. iraq s government, at the time under under nouri al-maliki at the time declared sa state of emergency. mosul is the second largest city, home to around 8 million people. hundreds, thousands, fled after i.s.i.l. moved in. erbil was the destination for most of them fleeing. zeina khodr is on the outskirts of mosul. . the road behind me is the road to mosul. a few kilometers from here is the i.s.i.l. controlled city. we have no access to
friday morning. i m christine romans. and i m laura jarrett. friday, january 24th, 4:00 a.m. in new york. 10 days until the iowa caucuses. today will be the final day of opening arguments of democrats. house managers on thursday made the case the president abused his power. tla tried to convince skeptical and tired republican senators the trial needs more witnesses and documents. republicans have said a lot of what they re hearing is repetitive, but at least one admits some of this is fresh. senator john kennedy of louisiana telling the new york times, quote, i ve learned a lot, everybody has. senators didn t know the case, they really didn t. we didn t stay glued to the television. we haven t read the transcripts. democrats not shying away from a topic. house managers have repeatedly mentioned hunter biden s position on the board at the heart of gop conspiracy theories. democrats also displayed elaborate exhibits, judiciary chairman jerry nad ller using a 1999 clip of