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and the japan times reports outgoing un secretary general ban ki moon has given his strongest signal yet, that he ll seek to become south korea s next president. joining us is oliver cornock, managing editor at oxford business group. good morning to you. good morning. is the third day we have lead on the truck attacks in berlin. it is. this is one of the most significant details, he was under surveillance but there was evidence that they stopped following him? yes, and an all too familiar discussion. was hea an all too familiar discussion. was he a lone wolf or was there a group behind him? security services will behind him? security services will be asking these questions. it raises lots of questions. the public want answers. often they are not available. i think it also calls into question the information sharing between organisations, he had history in italy and tunisia. it does raise questions and perhaps calling for their needs to be rated integration between ....
glad you could join us. it is 8am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in washington, where the latest tweet from donald trump is grabbing attention around the world. the president elect wrote that the united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability. he said that process would continue until the world came to its senses. however, a spokesman has said is the trump was actually referring to the need to prevent nuclear proliferation. our defence correspondentjonathan nuclear proliferation. our defence correspondent jonathan beale nuclear proliferation. our defence correspondentjonathan beale has the details. america and russia still hold more than 90% of the world s nuclear stockpiles, both able to deliver destruction on a massive scale, by ground, sea or air. for a quarter of a century, they have been reducing their nuclear arsenal. but the question now is the arms race about to resume? tonight, president elect donald trump tweeted. .. it ca ....
as the christmas getaway combines with the end of the working week. and there are difficult travelling conditions and power cuts across parts of scotland as storm barbara starts to hit. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. we begin with the latest on the plane hijacking, the plane which was meant to land in libya but was hijacked and landed in malta. let s get the latest on what is happening. here are the shots we have from valletta airport, the maltese capital. we understand that it has now ended peacefully. our correspondent is with me and has been following developments throughout this afternoon. the most recent news is that the hijackers have surrendered? the prime minister of malta has tweeted that the hijackers have surrendered, have been searched and have been taken into custody. there has been a big question over this what is their motivation, and what requests did they have? was it met? there are different rumours but nothing yet verified. there was a sugg ....
is already causing power cuts and difficult travelling conditions with worse to come. 90 mph winds are forecast. salmonella dices back in management in his firstjob since being sacked as england boss. coming up: we celebrate the lives of those who died this year, including david bowery, in review 2016. we remember, part two. bowie. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the man suspected of the berlin christmas market attack has been shot dead by police in italy. anis amri had been missing since the attack on monday it appears he left germany for france, before crossing into italy, able to move undetected around the continent, despite a europe wide manhunt. italian police stopped him in the early hours this morning at a train station in milan, shooting him dead after amri fired on them. the italian authorities say his fingerprints match those found on the steering wheel of the lorry which killed 12 people and injured dozens more. 0ur europe correspondent damian gram ....
thomas here at the bbc headquarters in london. in this special edition of the programme, we re looking at some of the best reports of this year from some of the best reports of this yearfrom our some of the best reports of this year from our network of correspondents from around the world. coming up: stand off in the skies above the south china sea is. rupert wingfield hayes flies over one of the most contested areas in the world, incurring the wrath of the chinese. our captain is saying that we re a civilian aircraft, not a military aircraft, it didn t make any difference whatsoever, theyjust repeated the threat to leave the area over and over again. tiny victims of yemen s forgotten war. we find starving children in desperate need of aid. he just had fever and diarrhoea and because there was no medicine he passed away. we ve just arrived in what is called the prong zone. under fire on ukraine s frontline. tom burridge and his team meet one of the conflict s most volat ....