i'm maryam moshiri.h starr, who investigated bill clinton before his impeachment, joins the team defending the current president as donald trump makes light of the proceedings against him. but you've got a good one now, even though they're trying to impeach the son of a bleep. can you believe that? anti—american chanting as iran's supreme leader defends the military over the accidental shooting down of the ukrainian airlines plane. record amounts of cocaine are being produced in colombia and coming to a city near you. a special report on what's driving the drug boom. and making history — the scottish brothers who've become the fastest trio to row 3,000 miles across the atlantic.

maryam moshiri reporting. some clean lines. i quite like them. package, i think. we think we have seen it all at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. now samsung has developed a way for smartphone owners to type on a table or other surface as an alternative to tapping on the handset‘s own screen. chris fox tried it out. look, numb, no keys! this is the idea that instead of typing on a tiny smartphone screen, you can use your self a camera and a touch type on the table and the camera recognises the letters you are trying to type. i've been put in training mode here and only had a few minutes to try it and i've really got some speed up. it does work. 0bviously really got some speed up. it does work. obviously i have to type in a particular way, i'm probably not the best touch type at home, i would normally stab at the keys, not very professional, i know. but this is training me so that the ai professional, i know. but this is training me so that the a! can recognise where my fingers are. let's bring in one of the researchers. there are many

i'm maryam moshiri.an cultural sites if americans are killed by tehran. in australia, the worst weekend of bushfires yet destroys hundreds of homes. and the prime minister warns the fires could burn for months. masked attackers roam the campus of one of india's most prestigious universities, targeting students opposing the government's new citizenship law. the film awards season begins with the golden globes. we'll have a live update from our correspondent in los angeles.

welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri.since the announcement he and meghan will start a new life in canada without their royal titles. the decision that i have made for my wife and i to step back is not one i make lightly. it was so many months of talks after so many years of challenges. lebanon's capital is hit by some of the worst violence since demonstrations against the ruling elite began in october. world leaders strike a deal to try and bring peace ot libya — after nearly a decade of conflict.

i'm maryam moshiri.d his wife meghan, saying they'll no longer be working members of the royalfamily — and will no longer use their titles of ‘royal highness‘. harry and meghan will step back from royal duties, but will continue to be patrons of charities they've chosen to support. this report from nicholas witchell contains some flashing images. the deal has been done. they are walking away from the british monarchy. they will earn their own living and they will spend most

i'm maryam moshiri.ar the us embassy in the iraqi capital — just hours after thousands across the countryjoined a funeral procession for assassinated iranian general qasem soleimani. australia suffers one of the worst bushfire days of the season as temperatures nudge 50 celsius and strong winds whip up the flames.

i'm maryam moshiri.s embassy in the iraqi capital just rockets van near the us embassy in the iraqi capitaljust hours after thousands joined funeral processions for the remaining general qasem suleimani. australia suffers one of the worst bushfire days of the season as temperatures nudge 50 celsius hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump has warned iran that the us has 52 potential iranian targets lined up — should tehran attack

i'm maryam moshiri. in washington and says he's willing to target iranian cultural sites if americans are killed by tehran. in australia, the worst weekend of bushfires yet destroys hundreds of homes. and the prime minister warns the fires could burn for months. more than two years after the first public allegations against him, the trial of hollywood mogul harvey weinstein is set to begin. the golden globes is taking place in hollywood. british comedy flea bag is amongst the winners, picking up two awards. we'll have all the latest.

i'm maryam moshiri. to bid farewell to iran's general soleimani, a call for a un investigation into the legality of the us air strike that killed him. australia suffers one of the worst bushfire days of the season as temperatures nudge 50 celsius and howling winds fan the flames. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump has warned iran that the us has 52 potential iranian targets lined up — should tehran attack any of its citizens or assets

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: kenneth starr, who investigated bill clinton before his impeachment, joins the team defending the current president as donald trump makes light of the proceedings against him. but you've got a good one now, even though they're trying to impeach the son of a bleep. can you believe that? anti—american chanting as iran's supreme leader defends the military over the accidental shooting down of the ukrainian airlines plane. record amounts of cocaine are being produced in colombia and coming to a city near you. a special report on what's driving the drug boom. and making history — the scottish brothers who've become the fastest trio to row 3,000 miles across the atlantic. hello and welcome to world news today. president trump has announced his legal team for next week's impeachment trial. it will include the former independent counsel, ken starr, who led the invesigation which led to bill clinton's impeachment 20 years ago. alan dershowitz will also be on the team. he's pre

i'm maryam moshiri. new arrangements for prince harry and his wife meghan, saying they'll no longer be working members of the royal family and will no longer use their titles of royal highness. harry and meghan will step back from royal duties, but will continue to be patrons of charities they've chosen to support. in a personal statement queen elizabeth said she supports the couple's wish for a more independent life. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, has our first report — it contains some flashing images.

i'm maryam moshiri.he us embassy in the iraqi capital — just hours after thousands across the countryjoined a funeral procession for assassinated iranian general qasem soleimani. australia suffers one of the worst bushfire days of the season as temperatures nudge 50 celsius and strong winds whip up the flames. this is what the firefighters are dreading, because it fans these blazes, making them unstoppable, but it also spreads those embers, making the fire behaviour quite unpredictable. 00:00:00,000 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 in indonesia jumps—effie—

maryam moshiri has been to meet her in northern spain. cheers.mining industry. for years the industry has been economically unviable and now the demands of climate change are finishing it off altogether. but as one door closes, could more open? sharan burrow is the head of the international trade union confederation. a union boss with a difference. one who wants to defend the climate as well as workers. we want to see this region live. at the end of last year, spain reached an agreement with unions and the companies involved to shut down all its remaining coal mines. the fourth generation. a deal was forged which promised 250 million euros to help miners like these retire early or retrain. they call it a just transition and believe it's a model but the spanish coal mining industry is done. what we need to do is say to them we won't leave you behind and we will fight to see governments don't leave you behind — or that corporations. but some of the miners remain unconvinced. sharan is visiting the recently shut down escondida mine in castilla y leo

i'm maryam moshiri.ime since the announcement he and meghan will start a new life in canada without their royal titles. lebanon's capital is hit by some of the worst violence —— it brings me great sadness that it has come to this. the decision that i have made for my wife and i to step back is not one i make lightly. it was so many months of talks after so many years of challenges. lebanon's capital is hit by some of the worst violence since demonstrations against the ruling elite began in october. world leaders strike a deal to try and bring peace to libya — after nearly a decade of conflict.

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: as huge crowds take to the streets to bid farewell to iran's general soleimani, a call for a un investigation into the legality of the us air strike that killed him. australia suffers one of the worst bushfire days of the season as temperatures nudge 50 celsius and howling winds fan the flames. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump has warned iran that the us has 52 potential iranian targets lined up — should tehran attack any of its citizens or assets in response to the killing of its general qasem soleimani in iraq. meanwhile us—led coalition forces in iraq have confirmed that two rocket attacks have taken place near bases housing us troops in baghdad. it happened after the funeral procession for general soleimani took place. iranian officials have promised what they describe as severe revenge for his death. quentin sommerville reports. they came in their thousands to honour qasem soleimani and they called him a hero. to many more in iraq and beyond, he was

with patches around, being patchy makes it more dangerous welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri.arry and meghan dropping royal duties — the couple lose their royal titles and public funding. president trump's lawyers give their first formal response to his impeachment — they say it's a brazen attempt by his rivals to interfere in the upcoming election. in the lebanese capital, hundreds are hurt in clashes between police and demonstrators — the worst day of violence since anti—government protests began three months ago. from fires to floods, scorched parts of australia's east coast are now battered by heavy rain and thunderstorms.

welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories.qi capital — just hours after thousands across the countryjoined a funeral procession for assassinated iranian general qasem soleimani. australia suffers one of the worst bushfire days of the season as temperatures nudge 50 celsius and strong winds whip up the flames. this is what the firefighters are dreading, because it fans these blazes, making them unstoppable, but it also spreads those embers, making the fire behaviour quite unpredictable. the death toll from the new years day flooding in indonesia jumps to 60 — with tens of thousands of people still unable to return to their homes.

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: president trump arrives back in washington and says he's willing to target iranian cultural sites if americans are killed by tehran. in australia, the worst weekend of bushfires yet destroys hundreds of homes. and the prime minister warns the fires could burn for months. masked attackers roam the campus of one of india's most prestigious universities, targeting students opposing the government's new citizenship law. the film awards season begins with the golden globes. we'll have a live update from our correspondent in los angeles. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump has arrived back at the white house from his holiday base in florida with a new warning for iran. he's said he's willing to target iranian cultural sites in retaliation for the killing of americans. tensions between the two countries are at boiling point following the us killing of iran's general soleimani. for its part, tehran has announced a rollback of its commitments under the landmark nucl

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: president trump arrives back in washington and says he's willing to target iranian cultural sites if americans are killed by tehran. in australia, the worst weekend of bushfires yet destroys hundreds of homes. and the prime minister warns the fires could burn for months. more than two years after the first public allegations against him, the trial of hollywood mogul harvey weinstein is set to begin. the golden globes is taking place in hollywood. british comedy flea bag is amongst the winners, picking up two awards. we'll have all the latest. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump has issued a new warning for iran. he's said he's willing to target iranian cultural sites in retaliation for the killing of americans. tensions between the two countries are at boiling point following the us killing of iran's general soleimani. iran has announced a rollback of its commitments under the landmark nuclear deal. james robbins has the latest. hundreds of thousands of ira

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: prince harry speaks publicly for the first time since the announcement he and meghan will start a new life in canada without their royal titles. lebanon's capital is hit by some of the worst violence —— it brings me great sadness that it has come to this. the decision that i have made for my wife and i to step back is not one i make lightly. it was so many months of talks after so many years of challenges. lebanon's capital is hit by some of the worst violence since demonstrations against the ruling elite began in october. world leaders strike a deal to try and bring peace to libya — after nearly a decade of conflict. and, the first tennis major of the year gets underway, despite the problems caused by the australian bushfires. prince harry says it has brought him great sadness that he is leaving his royal duties after he agreed a deal with the queen that allowed him and his wife meghan to stop their official roles. speaking for the first time since news emerged of hi

welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories.ockets land near the us embassy in the iraqi capital — just hours after thousands across the countryjoined a funeral procession for assassinated iranian general qasem soleimani. australia suffers one of the worst bushfire days of the season as temperatures nudge 50 celsius and strong winds whip up the flames. this is what the firefighters are dreading, because it fans these blazes, making them unstoppable, but it also spreads those embers, making the fire behaviour quite unpredictable. the death toll from the new years day flooding in indonesia jumps to 60 — with tens of thousands of people still unable to return to their homes. president trump has warned iran that the us has 52 potential iranian targets lined up — should tehran attack any of its citizens or assets in response to the killing of its general qasem soleimani in iraq. meanwhile us—led coalition forces in iraq have confirmed that two rocket attacks have taken place near bases housing us troops in baghdad. it happened after

i'm maryam moshiri. buckingham palace has announced the new arrangements for prince harry and his wife meghan, saying they'll no longer be working members of the royal family and will no longer use their titles of royal highness. harry and meghan will step back from royal duties, but will continue to be patrons of charities they've chosen to support. in a personal statement queen elizabeth said she supports the couple's wish for a more independent life. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, has our first report — it contains some flashing images. the deal has been done. they are walking away from the british monarchy. they will earn their own living and they will spend most of their time in north america. a man who was born to be royal will no longer style himself as his royal highness. she will not call herself her royal highness. that hrh styling applies to full—time, working members of the british royal family which, come the spring, harry and meghan will no longer be. they are going with the be

welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri.l titles. it brings me great sadness that it has come to this. the decision that i have made for my wife and i to step back is not one i make lightly. it was so many months of talks after so many years of challenges. lebanon's capital is hit by some of the worst violence since demonstrations against the ruling elite began in october. world leaders strike a deal to try and bring peace ot libya — after nearly a decade of conflict. and the first tennis major of the year gets underway — despite the problems caused by the australian bushfires.

i'm maryam moshiri.e killed by tehran. in australia, the worst weekend of bushfires yet destroys hundreds of homes. and the prime minister warns the fires could burn for months. masked attackers roam the campus of one of india's most prestigious universities — targeting students opposing the government's new citizenship law. and the golden globes is taking place in hollywood. sam mendes wins best director for the first world war film 1917.

welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri.ur top stories: a deal‘s agreed on harry and meghan dropping royal duties — the couple lose their royal titles and public funding. president trump's lawyers give their first formal response to his impeachment — they say it's a brazen attempt by his rivals to interfere in the upcoming election. in the lebanese capital, hundreds are hurt in clashes between police and demonstrators — the worst day of violence since anti—government protests began three months ago. from fires to floods, scorched parts of australia's east coast are now battered by heavy rain and thunderstorms. buckingham palace has announced the new arrangements for prince harry and his wife meghan, saying they'll no longer be working members of the royal family and will no longer use their titles of royal highness. harry and meghan will step back from royal duties, but will continue to be patrons of charities they've chosen to support. in a personal statement, queen elizabeth said she supports the couple's wish for a more i

i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: rockets land near the us embassy in the iraqi capital — just hours after thousands across the countryjoined a funeral procession for assassinated iranian general qasem soleimani. australia suffers one of the worst bushfire days of the season as temperatures nudge 50 celsius and strong winds whip up the flames. this is what the firefighters are dreading, because it fans these blazes, making them unstoppable, but it also spreads those embers, making the fire behaviour quite unpredictable. the death toll from the new year's day flooding