BBC News:《速度與激情》男主角車(chē)禍去世

I am Oliver Conway with a selection of highlights from across BBCWorld Service News today.

Coming up, "I'm standing outside of the Kiev's city council. Protesters in the last half hour havestormed the building. They broke the windows and rushed in."

We'll hear from our correspondent in Ukrain at one of the big demonstrations calling forPresident Viktor Yanukovych to stand down. Attempts to topple the government in Thailandare continuing. Protesters have been trying to break through to heavily fortified governmentbuildings there.

"Right now, the government doesn't have any right to run this country any more. I am the Thaipeople. I have to protect the country."

And Paul Walker, star of the Fast and Furious movie series has died in a car crash.

The actor Paul Walker has died in a car crash north of Los Angles. He was best know for hisroles in the action movie series Fast and Furious which feature illegal street racing. Earlier thisyear, Paul Walker who was 40 spoke about the stunts in the films.

"It's always competitive. You can feel it. You step out of the car and you just walk away from itjust like you know you got it and you know they are watching."

We got more details of the crash that killed him from the veteran Hollywood reporter GaleMurphy.

"Paul Walker was traveling in a car with a friend. They were coming from a fund raiser. Andbystanders or eyewitnesses seem to evaluate the situation as that it appeared the car wentout of control, crashed, went on fire, fire department was called. Both Walker and a quotunidentified other person, both passed away at the scene. And he was such a nice guy. Hewas incredible eye candy. I had a wonderful time with him talking to him. He's a local boy. Imean, I was on local radio here in LA and we just had lots to chat about. He was very smart ina lot of ways. He was in this incredibly successful franchise the Fast and Furious all six of them,which was a massive hit internationally. And you never read about him in the tabloids. Hemanaged to stay away from the feeding frenzy. And I have a lot of respect for anybody whosework is so use-oriented."

Gale Murphy in Los Angles on Paul Walker who's died at the age of 40.