Jakarta flooding
Devastating floods in Jakarta kills nine people and forces thousands to leave their homes.
We take you to the Indonesian capital Jakarta, which has been hit by the deadliest flooding in years. We have a report on the situation.
Also supporters of an Iraqi militia group, backed by Iran, are pulling back from the US embassy in Baghdad, which they attacked on Tuesday. President Trump has reacted angrily. Our BBC reporter is there with an update.
And we hear from residents in Mallacoota who are helping to provide food and support to people affected by the Bushfires in Australia.
(Photo: A man pushes a cart on a flooded street in Jakarta, Indonesia, 01 January 2020. Credit: EPA/Adi Weda)
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