this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 10pm.ill iran's most powerful military commander. president trump says he is prepared to take whatever action is needed to protect americans. soleimani has been perpetrating acts of terror to destabilise the middle east for the last 20 years. what the united states did yesterday should have been done long ago. here, lisa nandy and jess phillips becomes the latest labour mps to enter the race to become the party's next leader. relief for around a thousand people as australian naval ships rescue them from the country's bush fires.

i'm rachel schofield.itary commander, qassem soleimani, has been killed by a us airstrike in iraq. earlier, i spoke to ali soufan, a former fbi supervisory special agent, and ceo of the soufan group. he's been explaining what the implications could be. iran has a lot of options for retaliations. one of the options is definitely asymmetrical in nature. qassem soleimani single—handedly built an ark of influence for iran that goes all the way from the gulf of oman to the borders with israel. he has hundreds of thousands of militiamen in yemen, in syria, in iraq and lebanon. they consider him their commander and leader. iran will use that influence that qassem soleimani developed over the last two decades descendent significant messages to the united states — asymmetrical messages to the united states across the region. another thing the iranians might do is inside iraq. i think we lit a fire under iraq with the assassination of qassem soleimani, and this ushers in a new era for iraq that will be very chaotic

i'm rachel schofield.ear sandringham after reaching an agreement with prince harry and meghan over their future. the duke and duchess of sussex will no longer use their hrh titles and will give up all royal duties from the spring. i think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best for the future. in other news, powers come into force this week to stop stalkers from contacting or approaching their victims while police investigate allegations against them. the conflict in libya — key world powers begin a conference in berlin aimed at bringing an end to nearly nine years of fighting. golfball—sized hailstones hit parts of the australian state

this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 8pm.ary commander in an air strike, general qassim suleimani was tehran‘s strategic mastermind. iran said the air strike was the us‘s biggest mistake in the region and promised to avenge the general‘s death. president trump said qassim suleimani was planning attacks to kill hundreds of americans. we don't seek war with iran, but at the same time, we are not going to stand by and watch this escalate and put american lives at risk without responding in a way that disrupts, defends, deters, and creates an opportunity to de—escalate the situation. jess phillips becomes the third labour mp to enter the race

hello, this is bbc news with me, rachel schofield.ared a picture of herself with a buzz cut as she revealed she has been struggling with hair loss for almost 30 years. she says that at times it made herfeel suicidal. some types of hair loss in women can be temporary and caused by stress, cancer treatment, weight loss or a lack of iron, while other types are more permanent and caused by a medical condition. alopecia is the general medical term for hair loss, and there are many different types. earlier, i spoke to amyjohnson from alopecia uk, a charity dedicated to supporting people who experience hair loss. she believes posts like ricki lake's are important for the community support of people who struggle with alopecia. it's good that she has spoken out, because it gets to the conversation started around alopecia, i think for many it is still a bit of a taboo subject. so when somebody in the public eye comes out about hair loss, obviously there is an outpouring of others who want to share their experience. in terms of the impact, the w

this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 10pm. tensions escalate between washington and tehran after us troops kill iran's most powerful military commander. president trump says he is prepared to take whatever action is needed to protect americans. soleimani has been perpetrating acts of terror to destabilise the middle east for the last 20 years. what the united states did yesterday should have been done long ago. here, lisa nandy and jess phillips becomes the latest labour mps to enter the race to become the party's next leader. relief for around a thousand people as australian naval ships rescue them from the country's bush fires. one of the most powerful men in the middle east — iran's military commander general qassem soleimani — has been killed by a us airstrike in iraq. the attack was ordered by president trump who said the general had been plotting to kill americans in the region. he also blamed him for being directly and indirectly responsible for the deaths of millions of people. iran has threatened severe revenge and te

hello, you are watching bbc news with me rachel schofield, here are oui’ with me rachel schofield, heree. tonight, france has confirmed two cases there. meanwhile, here officials are trying to trace 2000 visitors who have flown to the uk from wuhan in the last fortnight. a coroner has said that the death of a baby at a hospital in kent in 2017 was wholly avoidable. harry dunn because my family say they will continue theirfight because my family say they will continue their fight for justice after the us rejected an extradition request for the woman accused of causing his death. she will come back, i don't care how long it takes, ourfight will come back, i don't care how long it takes, our fight forjustice for harry will not waiver, you know, oui’ for harry will not waiver, you know, our determination is probably, if anything, stronger now than it was before. if that's even possible. uk's second largest union, unite, has backed her back along bailey to be the leader of the labour party. tesco has removed the plastic wrap from its multi pack tends in an effort to reduce plastic. well, let

this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 8pm. us troops kill iran's top military commander in an air strike, general qassim suleimani was tehran‘s strategic mastermind. iran said the air strike was the us's biggest mistake in the region and promised to avenge the general‘s death. president trump said qassim suleimani was planning attacks to kill hundreds of americans. we don't seek war with iran, but at the same time, we are not going to stand by and watch this escalate and put american lives at risk without responding in a way that disrupts, defends, deters, and creates an opportunity to de—escalate the situation. jess phillips becomes the third labour mp to enter the race to become the party's next leader saying it has to change to win back voters. i think that the labour party, just like i did, have the same values that i have, and wants to see change and wants to convince people that things can get better. relief for around a thousand people as australian naval ships rescue them from the country's bush fires. a judge rules th

i'm rachel schofield.n fein agreed to re—enter devolved government, meaning the stormont assembly will sit again tomorrow. i believe that power can work. that requires everyone to step up. sinn fein's commitment is to do all in our power to make this happen. we believe this is a firm, balanced deal. we believe it is a deal that can form the basis for allowing us to go back into government and to deal with all the difficult issues we need to deal with. vigils in canada for the victims of the ukrainian plane crash, as iran rejects claims that it shot it down. the home office has requested american anne sacoolas to be extradited to the uk over the death of teenager harry dunn. and the cheshire teenager helped during a seizure by his online

this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 8pm. the chinese city of wuhan closes public transport over the virus outbreak that's killed seventeen. airports around the world step up screening of travellers from the region. this is a new virus, we do not know what he can do. it's day two of president trump's impeachment trial and democrats are setting out the evidence against him. un human rights experts demand an investigation into claims saudi arabia's crown prince hacked amazon bossjeff bezos‘s phone. tributes have been paid to the monty python star terryjones who has died at the age of 77. he had been suffering from dementia. he was the most wonderful friend and as i say, just a terrific person to be with and i won't be the only person who says this. he had an enormous number of friends who loved him dearly. good evening. the foreign office is advising against all but essential travel to wuhan the chinese city at the centre of a new virus that has already infected hundreds of people and killed 17. infected hundreds of people in t

i'm rachel schofield. sandringham after reaching an agreement with prince harry and meghan over their future. the duke and duchess of sussex will no longer use their hrh titles and will give up all royal duties from the spring. i think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best for the future. in other news, police in england and wales will have more powers to deal with stalkers with new protection orders from this week. world leaders meet in berlin to try to bring to an end nearly nine years of fighting in libya. huge hailstones hit parts of australia, with storms leading to fears of flooding following the bushfires.

this is bbc news with rachel schofield.be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first, the headlines: the chinese city at the heart of a public health crisis is shutting its public transport network to try to prevent the spead of a virus which has killed 17 people. experts around the world are assessing the risks posed by the virus as they consider declaring it an international public health emergency. the government's plans to tax the uk profits of big tech companies cause more tension between britain and the usa. the third impeachment trial in us history is underway with democrats putting forward their arguments in the case against president trump. un experts say there's credible evidence that a phone belonging to the amazon founderjeff bezos was hacked on behalf of the saudi crown prince, and are demanding an investigation. now you listen here. he's not the messiah — he's a very naughty boy! tributes have been paid to the monty python star terryjones who has died at the age of 77. he had been suffering

i'm rachel schofield.pm: the queen attends church near sandringham after reaching an agreement with prince harry and meghan over their future. the duke and duchess of sussex will no longer use their hrh titles and will give up all royal duties from the spring. i think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best for the future. in other news, police in england and wales will have more powers to deal with stalkers with new protection orders from this week. world leaders meet in berlin to try to bring to an end to nearly nine years of fighting in libya. and the documents seen by the bbc which accused africa's richest woman of making her fortune through corruption and exploiting her own country. the huge hailstones hitting parts of australia, as storms lead to fears of flooding allowing the bushfires. —— following the bushfires. good evening of the duke and duchess of sussex are to begin establishing the details of how the new life free from royal duties will work after the agreement anno

i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 2.00: the queen attends church near sandringham after reaching an agreement with prince harry and meghan over their future. the duke and duchess of sussex will no longer use their hrh titles and will give up all royal duties from the spring. i think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best for the future. in other news, powers come into force this week to stop stalkers from contacting or approaching their victims while police investigate allegations against them. the conflict in libya — key world powers begin a conference in berlin aimed at bringing an end to nearly nine years of fighting. golfball—sized hailstones hit parts of the australian state of victoria, with storms leading to fears of flooding following the bushfires. and we'll have highlights of this week's proceedings in westminster — that's in the week in parliament in half an hour. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the queen has attended church near sandringham this morning,

i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 11:00: tensions escalate between washington and tehran after us troops kill iran's most powerful military commander. president trump says he is prepared to take whatever action is needed to protect americans. qasem soleimani has been perpetrating acts of terror to destabilise the middle east for the last 20 years. what the united states did last 20 years. what the united states d id yesterday last 20 years. what the united states did yesterday should have been done long ago. lisa nandy and jess phillips becomes the latest labour mps to enter the race to become the party's next leader. relief for around a thousand people as australian naval ships rescue them from the country's bushfires. a judge rules that ethical veganism is a philosophical belief and is therefore protected by law. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers jason beattie from the daily mirror and olivia utley from the sun. good evening. president trump has defended

this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield.re. the duke and duchess of sussex will no longer use their hrh titles and will give up all royal duties from the spring. i think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best for the future. in other news, police in england and wales will have more powers to deal with stalkers with new protection orders from this week. world leaders meet in berlin to try to bring to an end nearly nine years of fighting in libya. huge hailstones hit parts of australia, with storms leading to fears of flooding following the bushfires.

this is bbc news with rachel schofield.e'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. tensions escalate between washington and tehran after us troops kill iran's most powerful military commander. president trump says he is prepared to take whatever action is needed to protect americans. soleimani has been perpetrating acts of terror to destabilise the middle east for the last 20 years. what the united states did yesterday should have been done long ago. lisa nandy and jess phillips become the latest labour mps to enter the race to become the party's next leader. relief for around a thousand people as australian naval ships rescue them from the country's bushfires. a judge rules that ethical veganism is a philosophical belief and is therefore protected by law. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are jason beattie, the head of politics for the daily mirror and deputy leader writer of the sun, olivia utley. many of tomorrow's front

this is bbc news with rachel schofield.ng a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. sinn fein agreed to re—enter devolved government, meaning the stormont assembly will sit again tomorrow. i believe that power can work. that requires everyone to step up. sinn fein‘s commitment is to do all in our power to make this happen. we believe this is a firm, balanced deal. we believe it is a deal that can form the basis for allowing us to go back into government and to deal with all the difficult issues we need to deal with. vigils in canada for the victims of the ukrainian plane crash, as iran rejects claims that it shot it down. the home office has requested american anne sacoolas to be extradited to the uk over the death of teenager harry dunn. and the cheshire teenager helped during a seizure by his online gaming friend 5,000 miles away. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the the political writer and academic, maya goodfellow, and pol

. —— rachel schofield, they have confirmed the coronavirus has affected a decile of 26 people.h of a baby at a hospital in camden 2017 was wholly avoidable. harry dunn has my family say they will continue their fight for justice after the us rejected an extradition request for the woman accused of causing his death. she will come back. i don't care how long it takes. 0urfight she will come back. i don't care how long it takes. 0ur fight forjustice for harry will not waiver will stop you know, or determination is probably, if anything, stronger now thanit probably, if anything, stronger now than it was before. if that's even possible. tesco has removed plastic wrap from its multipack attends in an effort to reduce plastic waste.

i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 11:00: sinn fein agreed to re—enter devolved government, meaning the stormont assembly will sit again tomorrow. i believe that power can work. that requires everyone to step up. sinn fein‘s commitment is to do all in oui’ fein‘s commitment is to do all in our power to make this happen. we believe this is a firm, balanced deal. we believe it is a deal that can form the basis for allowing us to go back into government and to deal with all the difficult issues we need to deal with. vigils in canada for the victims of the ukrainian plane crash, as iran rejects claims that it shot it down. the home office has requested american anne sacoolas to be extradited to the uk over the death of teenager harry dunn. and the cheshire teenager helped during a seizure by his online gaming friend 5,000 miles away. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the political commentator and former conservative advisor, jo—anne nadler and political writer

this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 3.00: the queen attends church near sandringham after reaching an agreement with prince harry and meghan over their future. the duke and duchess of sussex will no longer use their hrh titles and will give up all royal duties from the spring. i think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best for the future. in other news, police in england and wales will have more powers to deal with stalkers with new protection orders from this week. world leaders meet in berlin to try to bring to an end nearly nine years of fighting in libya. huge hailstones hit parts of australia, with storms leading to fears of flooding following the bushfires. and the hernia mesh implants used with little or no clinical evidence. find out more about that exclusive report and other highlights from the victoria derbyshire programme, in half an hour. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the queen has attended church near sandringham this morning following the agreement with

. —— rachel schofield, they have confirmed the coronavirus has affected a decile of 26 people.e, officials try to track down people who flew to wuhan over the last warning. coroner has said that the death of a baby at a hospital in camden 2017 was wholly avoidable. harry dunn has my family say they will continue their fight for justice after the us rejected an extradition request for the woman accused of causing his death. she will come back. i don't care how long it takes. 0urfight she will come back. i don't care how long it takes. 0ur fight forjustice for harry will not waiver will stop you know, or determination is probably, if anything, stronger now thanit probably, if anything, stronger now than it was before. if that's even possible. tesco has removed plastic wrap from its multipack attends in an effort to reduce plastic waste. now, ina now, in a momentum it will be time for sports day, but first, the flavour of what is coming up for you this evening here on bbc news. at 7pm. we will have the very latest on the corona virus outbreak, and how this country and europe are p

hello this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield.shington and tehran, after us troops kill iran's most powerful military commander. iran said the air strike was the us‘s biggest mistake in the region and promised to avenge qassem soleimani's death. president trump said the general was planning attacks to kill hundreds of americans. here, jess phillips becomes the third labour mp to enter the race to become the party's next leader, saying they have to change to win back voters. relief for around 1000 people, as australian naval ships rescue them from the country's bush fires. a judge rules that ethical veganism is a philosophical belief — and is therefore protected by law. also coming up — as liberal democrat mp, layla moran, announces announces she is pansexual, we'll explore the different terms and what they mean. let's return to our main story iran's most powerful military leader. general qassem soleiman has been killed by a us air strike. just some copy coming in on that. a statement from the eu hype representative for foreign aff

you are watching bbc news with rachel schofield. a deal aimed at restoring devolved government has been agreed by the main political parties, sinn fein and the dup.” believe the power can work. that requires everyone to step up. sinn fein's commitment is to do all in our power to make this happen. we believe this is a fair and balanced deal, a deal that can form the basis for allowing us to go back into government and deal with all the difficult issues we need to deal with. the jewels are held in canada for some of the victims of the ukrainian plane crash that killed 176 people. iran rejects suggestions that one of its missiles brought down the aircraft. a 21—year—old woman who disguised herself as a teenage boy to groom and sexually assault girls is jailed for eight yea rs. assault girls is jailed for eight years. and the cheshire teenager helped during a seizure by a stranger 5000 miles away. let's return to our top story. sinn fein has agreed to restore devolved government at stormont just has agreed to restore devolved governmen

this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 8pm.ravellers from the region. this is a new virus, we do not know what he can do. it's day two of president trump's impeachment trial and democrats are setting out the evidence against him. un human rights experts demand an investigation into claims saudi arabia's crown prince hacked amazon bossjeff bezos's phone. tributes have been paid to the monty python star terryjones