1月15日BBC聽力：韓國重啟對朝鮮的播送喊話
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Shares on China's main stock market havefluctuated sharply in the hours of trading since thecountry's security's regulator lifted the safemechanism introduced to prevent sharp falls. Themarket in Shanghai opened more than 2 percent higher but then lost its initial gains. FromBeijing, Steve Evans.
Under what's called the circuit breaker, markets immediately shut when there was a big fall inprices. But that just put investors into sale mode more quickly. After two markets closed thisweek, the authorities ended the mechanism. On Friday, share prices went up and down, butnot into the downward spiral that was feared. On top of that, the Chinese authorities seemedto be intervening in currency markets to prevent a further devaluation of the Yuan. Theimmediate effect of all of measures is more stability than earlier in the week. It's impossibleto tell what will happen in longer term.
South Korea has restarted its propoganda broadcast into North Korea two days afterPyongyang's announcement that it had tested a hydrogen bomb. So it's relyed by broad loudspeaker,South Korean pop music and world news across the border as well as criticism of thenorth authoritarian government. From Seoul, M O reports.
The propoganda broadcast, as they known, has alwasy irritated the authorities in Pyongyang.And the two countries have traded artillery fire over the issue last August. But following NorthKorea's fourth nuclear test, Soeul has decided to resume the broadcast using aloud speakersat the border. Another measure that the South Korean government has been considering isto build up the US military presence in the country.
The US Secretray of State John Kerry says he's told China it's approach to dealing with NorthKorea is not working. Mr Kerry said China had been given space to work with Pyongyang. Butthis approach had failed.
There can not be business as usual. And we've agreed that we will work very closely together todetermine the steps we can take in order to address our increasing concerns about thatnuclear test.
President Obama has been explaining his proposals on gun control to a public televisionaudience. He's reiterated that what he's proposed is a strenthening of background checks onthose who buy guns in the hope that some Miller's killings can be averted.
There's a mass shooting, they gusses every few months there's one, they gusses nationaleveryday. There hope focus on shoot on the streets around the country that we don't hearabout it. That is not something that we can be satisfied with.
Mr Obama called gun violence a national crisis. And he urged gun owners and firearmmanufacturers to play their party ending it.
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The United Nation says it hopes to start delivering food on Monday to the besieged Syrian townof Madaya where people are reported to have died from starvation. The UN's food agency toldthe BBC lorries were ready to leave. But there coordination was needed to make sure theywouldn't be a risk of attack when they entered the rebel held town near the Lebanese border.As part of a deal with the Syrian authorities, aid would be delievered to two besiegedgovernment held villages.
Dozens of homes and businesses in the Australian settlement of Yarloop have been destroyedby a massive bush fire. Firefighters were working to contain the blaze which is threateningother towns south of the state captial Perth. Jon Donnison reports.
This is one of the worst bush fires of the Australia some so far. Already it's burnt througharound 50,000 hectars fueled by strong gusty winds. The fire ripped directly through the townof Yarloop with the population of around 500 people. It's thought up to 100 homes andbuildings have been flattened with little there standing. Police say a number of people aremissing.
Astronomers say they are on course to take the first image of the edge of a black hole knownas Event Horizon early next year. The team will focus on the supermassive black hole called /star at the heart of the milky way. More details from Jonathan Web.
The event horizon is the sterical boundary of a black hole from which nothing including lightcan escape. But its cloud of gas and dust are sucked and squeezed into with a blaze withenergy. It's this swallowing hallow that would allow the event horizoning telescope to capturethe silhouette of the black itself for the very first time. Based on many simulation of theunexplored frontier, the team behind the telescope has chosen to use very short radiowaveswhich should penetrate the surrounding turmoil in review the black hole shadow. JonathanWeb.
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