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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. ....
not a hint of that, it is hardly snowing across the scottish mountains let alone anywhere else. this is bbc news, the headlines: the nephew of amis amri and two other men have been arrested by the tunisian authorities for allegedly no part of a terrorist cell linked to the attack on a christmas market in berlin, here, a man and woman have appeared in court in london charged with making preparations for a terrorist attack between july this year and the arrest two weeks ago. israel is to review its contacts with the united nations one day after the security council condemned its policy of settlements on occupied palestinian land. the status quo guitarist, rick parfitt, has died, he was taken to hospital in spain after suffering a severe infection, the musician had been admitted on thursday due to complications following a shoulder injury. and in her christmas address the prime minister has called for britain to come together as it prepares to leave the eu. meanwhile the l ....
to go out to church. she s going to miss it, which is a rare thing because she does like a traditional sandringham but this cold is not an easy one to shake off. buckingham palace as saying she will not be attending today. now on bbc news, it s been a busy year in sport, from the olympics and euro 2016 to andy murray reaching the top of the tennis ranking. adam wild and jess creighton take us on a trip through the year s sporting highlights, in review 2016: the year in sport. hello and welcome to salford, the home of bbc sport. with the olympics, the paralympics, the european championship, and a whole host of other major sporting events, 2016 was a year that began full of optimism, and it did not disappoint. 2016 was a year of extraordinary sporting achievement, athletes striving to go faster, higher, stronger, if those were the aims then this is very much the reward, heroes parade, returning paralympics and 0lympians, many are living up to the high expectations, so man ....
extraordinary sporting achievement, athletes striving to go faster, higher, stronger, if those were the aims then this is very much their award, many are living up to the high expectations, so many surpassing it. there s only one place really we can start this review of 2016, and that is some 6000 miles away, from murky manchester, rio, where this hero s parade, really began. brazil welcomes the world with open arms! butjust who would be lining up beside them? after months of claims and revelations of widespread doping, russia were at the olympics, their track and field team were not. but as they say in sport you can only beat what is in front of you. team gb, at times, were beating everybody. adam peaty takes 0lympic gold for great britain. in the pool, the best british games for over a century. above the waves around the base, roaming in rio was truly spectacular. and it is great britain who are men s 0lympic champions. it is carnival time for great britain. history b ....
and the first wave of so called garden villages, in england, are given the go ahead. ministers say the aim is to create tens of thousands of new homes, from cornwall to carlisle. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are ben chu economics and business editor of the independent and caroline wheeler, political editor of the sunday express. tomorrow s front pages starting with the telegraph leads with sugar. it reports warnings from officials that children are eating half their recommended daily allowance before they even leave for school in the morning. the istanbul terror attack is the independent‘s top story. it s interviewed an is defector who says the militant group has declared war on turkey. the same lead for the eye which carries a striking image of the funeral of one of the victims. the times leads with the rail price hike. it says fares are now six times higher than those in europe and that one study sa ....