This is BBC News, the headlines.
Political turmoil in South Korea after the President's sudden decision to impose martial law last night, only to revoke it just over six hours later.
Anti-government protests continue for a sixth night in Georgia after the court rejected an appeal to overturn the result of October's election.
Anti-government forces in Syria say they've captured one of the largest military bases on the edge of the city of Hama.
In the UK, the government says it will renationalise three rail operators next year, starting with South Western Railway.
And we'll speak to Vogue's editor-in-chief, Anna Wintle, about a new exhibition showcasing leading voices in the fashion industry throughout the decades.
