rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi.a will no longer provide security for the duke and duchess of sussex once the couple stop becoming working members of the royal family. the royal canadian mounted police have been providing assistance to the couple since their arrival in canada in november. prince harry and meghan markle will formally step down as senior royals from the end of march. it's been seven tricky

from delhi, o correspondent rajini vaidyanathan reports. rajini: a mother's greens to her -- a mother screams to her son. the panic of riots has turned into the misery of grief. a muslim, just 27 andhe father of two. today,ourners thronged outside his home. earlier in the week, there were mobs. witnesses say he was shot in broad o ylight as he went ty fo for his children. >> we don't know where the ere was a lot of firing. the police were not helping us. they were with the mob. rajini:as we talk, his four-year-old daughter says a prayer. the ath toll is rising after riots between hindus and muslims. and the pain is all aroun this woman's husband was beaten to death. what began as protests over the nt's controversial citizenship act has left her wondering how she will raise her children alone. the law, which offers amnesty to illegal immigrants from neighboring countries, excludes muslims. thfofamilies of those who lost their lives, the horror continues. asat res gather at the mortuary, they say they still t know when the bodies o their loved

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi. arunoday mukharji joins me now live from ahmedabad. expect from this visit? first up, a lot of atmospherics. this is where donald trump will be beginning his first presidential trip to india. the lands here in ahmedabad and he will be shown through the streets to arrive at his first location which happens to be an ashram where mahatma gandhi had spent several days before embarking on the freedom struggle but if i could just explain to you what it looks like here in the city of ahmedabad. you can see the light, the stadium, the world's largest cricket stadium which ronald trump is expected to inaugurate was a bit has been led all night in preparation for donald trump. it holds about 100,000 people, so we are it holds about 100,000 people, so we are expecting that many people there but along the route, there is about 100 of thousands of people there. not a single hoarding is free, it is full of posters. it is all talking about prime minister mohdee and donald trump and the special relationship that they suspect —— share. —— mohdee macro.

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, india.last month, killing her husband and 13—year—old daughter, along with seven other people. that news broke as fans of the nba star attended a memorial service at the staples arena, home to the la lakers. beyonce performed one of kobe bryant's favourite songs, with a choir, and wore a gold suit, colour of the la lakers — he played for them for two decades. among the speakers, vanessa bryant told of losing two of the people most dear to her. god knew they couldn't be on this earth without each other. he had to bring them home to have them together. babe, you take care of ourgigi. our correspondent, david willis was at the memorial service in la. only moments before this memorial service got under way came word that vanessa bryant, kobe bryant's widow, had filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company that supplied the helicopter that kobe bryant and his 13—year—old daughter gianna were travelling on at the time of the crash. the lawsuit claims the pilot failed to take proper precautio

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi.e on that visit of the us president the next few hours. it is due to land in just a a few hours from now you can continue watching all the live updates here on bbc world news. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: indonesia takes to the skies to try and stop flooding on land. we'll report on how table salt might be the magic ingredient. also on the programme: south africa beat england at the women's t20 world cup in perth. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malaca nang — the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. warren beatty and faye dunaway announced t

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi.ss the uk at some point last year, according to research carried out by bbc news. the figure is significantly higher than the official snapshot, which counts the number of people on the streets on a single night. the government says it's spending record amounts on the issue of homelessness. 0ur social affairs correspondent, jeremy ball, reports. i'm just going to move your blanket slightly to check you're all right, 0k? nottingham's street outreach team's a lifeline for people who are desperate. they're here every night, rain or shine, offering support. last year they helped several hundred homeless people off the streets, but the more they look for people sleeping rough, the more they find. quite scary. i thought i was going to die, because it was cold. nowhere to go. it's notjust the cold weather you've got to worry about. it's the addicts in town that you've got to worry about as well, you know what i mean, giving you a kicking while you're asleep. rough sleeping is difficult to mea

rajini vaidyanathan is in delhi — you may find some of her report upsetting.his man — a muslim, just 27, a father of two. today, mourners thronged outside his home. earlier in the week, there were mobs. witnesses say he was shot in broad daylight as he went to buy food for his children. translation: we don't know where the bullet hit him. there was a lot of firing. the police were not helping us. they were with the mob. the death toll is rising, after days of riots between hindus and muslims. the pain is all around. it began with protests over the government's citizenship act escalated. the law which offers amnesty to illegal immigrants from nearby countries excludes muslims. for the families of those who lost their lives, the horror continues. as relatives gather here at the mortuary, they say they still don't know when the bodies of their loved ones will be released. 85—year—old akbari's family are still waiting to bury her. a mob torched her home — herfamily were trapped on the rooftop. she couldn't escape. translation: they have burned the entire house. i'

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi.r several days by an unnamed attacker. she hasn't said where or when the attack took place. duffy rose to fame with her single, mercy, in 2008, winning brit and grammy awards. our arts correspondent david sillito is with me now. a very shocking statement when asked if she saying chris it is extraordinary. duffy, the song was everywhere in 2008. she sold millions of albums. after 2015, there is one appearance in a film, as she disappeared from view. no one knew anything until last night. a post in which she has this statement in there. it is extraordinary to v. there was an incident where she was raped, drugged, and held captive for a number of days. it explains know more about when it happens, or the outcome. she does add the phrase i am ok and safe manner. the question is, why she is saying this now. she says she's not entirely sure why now is the right time. however, perhaps asa is the right time. however, perhaps as a clue and events that had been taking place because there is a pos

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi.s in ahmedabad and has the latest. as one person liked to put it, he said all roads in india currently are leading to ahmedabad, and that is certainly the sense that we got when we landed here. as soon as you get out of the airport, there are massive hoardings and posters showcasing the special relationship, as they put it, on those hoardings, between prime minister modi and donald trump. this happens to be the prime minister's home state. he's leaving no stone unturned to welcome president trump. many experts are saying this is a first time any foreign dignitary has been granted this kind of welcome, and that in itself is being seen as a very important political message to both their respective constituencies. when the president lands here, he will be undertaking a massive roadshow through the streets of ahmedabad where cultural events have been planned all along. he then visits the residence for a few days of the face of mahatma gandhi, who was face of the indian freedom struggle. he

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi. stay with us on bbc world news. harp — the largest stringed instrument in the world. but how does it work? we'll hear from its creator. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. as revelations go, this had its fair share of bullets. the name itself symbolises one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an aduu first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. warren mbaye tiaan fay dunaway announced to the world that the winner of best film was la la land, but the only trouble was it wasn't right. the mistake was only put right. the mistake was only put right in the midst of gushing speeches. not for 20 years have locus been seen in such numbers in this part of africa. some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last time the public will see this. very soon for the credibility of the next pope, benedict xvi will be

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi. arunoday mukharji joins me now live from ahmedabad.one person put it, all roads in india are currently leading here and that is the sense we got when we landed here. as soon as you get out of the airport, there are massive posters showcasing the special relationship as they put it between the prime minister and the president. this happens to be the prime minister's holmes —— homestay. this is a first time any foreign dignitary has been one of this type of welcome and thatis of this type of welcome and that is seen as a very important political message to both the respective constituencies. when the president lands here, he will be undertaking a massive show through the streets where cultural events have been planned all along. he then visits a suburb which was the resident of the face of the indian struggle. he goes on to the larger stadium, largest cricket stadium in the world which he will be nominating which he will be nominating which is likely to see about 100,000 people. about $12 million has been spent on this massive event, and

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, india.told bbc news that facebook must take responsibility for people who are using the platform to sell meals from their own homes. the fsa is warning that sellers who haven't registered with or been inspected by their local councils could be putting customers at risk. facebook says sellers must follow all local laws and regulations. our correspondent angus crawford found out how easy it was to buy from unregistered sellers. hungry? fancy a roast? some cake, party cones, or a curry? maybe some venison? this is facebook marketplace. if you can eat it, someone's selling it. anyone for a whole pig? has it been bought from a butcher or has it come off the back of a lorry somewhere? we just don't know. and that's got food safety experts worried. there is no information about what they contain. we don't have a list of ingredients. how's it been stored, how's it been prepped? the worst case, it could kill you. but do these facebook traders in the midlands know the regulations they should be follow

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, india. let's get some of the day's other news. some of them seriously, by a car that was driven into a carnival parade in volkmarsen. ministers from the european union will meet later to approve their mandate for post—brexit trade talks with the uk. the document approved by the eu general affairs council on tuesday morning will form the basis for future negotiations, to be led by michel barnier. the wikilea ks founder julian assange has appeared in court in london, for the start of an extradition hearing on whether to send him to the us to face prosecution. the court heard that documents published by wikileaks revealed the names of sources who then disappeared after he put them at risk. his lawyer said the charges were politically motivated by the us. the authorities in brazil say 147 people have been murdered in the state of ceara in the first five days of a military police strike. the homicide rate is five times higher than usual, despite the deployment of the army to patrol the streets. the violence has led to the cancellation

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, india.med a car into a crowd of people at a carnival parade. it happened in a small town called volkmarsen — in the same region where nine people were killed last week by a far—right gunman. freya cole reports. what should have been a peaceful and fun celebration quickly turned into chaos. the driver of this car, a 29—year—old man, here vehicle into a street with crowds of people in his sights. translation: he drove with full speed into the crowd. my feeling was he even accelerated. people fell down like paper. there was a few seconds of silence and then everybody screamed. balloons and carnival decorations scatter the ground, a chilling reminder that many of the victims were young children. translation: my classmate was driven into. has foot is injured and he had concussion. ina injured and he had concussion. in a town ofjust 7000 people, this type of attack is unprecedented. it triggered a full—scale emergency response, but police have urged everyone to remain calm. translation: we don't t

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, india.gators that he received injections of a controversial legal supplement to try to boost his performance ahead of the 2014 london marathon. but interview transcripts obtained by the bbc‘s panorama programme reveal that farah later changed his account to investigators, saying he'd forgotten. the programme also reveals new allegations about mo farah's former coach, alberto salazar, who is now banned from the sport for doping violations. mark daly has this exclusive report. mo farah's of a marathon on in 2014. two days earlier he had been given injections of a supplement which wasn't recorded on his medical nodes. injections like this were not banned as long as they were under 50 millilitres. a year later, alberto salazar was under investigation for doping violations. mo farah was interviewed by us anti— doping investigators at this hotel for five hours and he repeatedly denied having hard injections before the marathon. if someone said you were taking injections, are they not telling the t

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi.e couple stop becoming working members of the royal family. the royal canadian mounted police have been providing assistance to the couple since their arrival in canada in november. prince harry and meghan markle will formally step down as senior royals from the end of march. it's been seven tricky years in the making, but this weekend a football team co—owned by david beckham will take to the pitch. inter miami will play their opening match in major league soccer on sunday in los angeles, and they have big ambitions, as our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. at times, it's felt like an impossible dream. but on sunday, david beckham's 13—year vision will become a reality. after he surveyed his new kingdom, his mood was one of reflection... ..and relief. it's been such a long journey that i knew would be worth it in the end. i always knew miami was the city, you know? and the fact that we are now a few days away from starting the season is very exciting. commentator: it's beckh

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi., throughout the day we've been reflecting on the stunning comeback by boxer tyson fury, to regain the wbc heavyweight title. let's listen to some of the reaction from people involved in the sport, both here in the uk and in las vagas. it's vagas. a massive turnaround from two or it's a massive turnaround from two or three years ago and that is why people are so impressed from where he has come from to perform. he is just getting better and better. that is the thing, i speaking to people earlier, tyson fury seemed to be able to do anything he wants in a boxing ring. he is capable of doing anything. there's more to come and thatis anything. there's more to come and that is the exciting thing about it because last night was his best performance of his career at 31, the momentum he has built since the comeback. to come back from facing deontay wilder, he came back absolutely steam—rolling. to add to the three best heavyweight in the world and he has done it to that degree. i remember when

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi. that situation doesn't look like it's getting better.n extra £236 million to tackle rough sleeping, alongside an urgent review into the issue by a former homelessness tsar. the new funding will go towards accommodation for up to 6,000 rough sleepers. it comes after bbc research revealed rough sleeping was five times higher than the official figures suggested. china could deploy 100,000 ducks to neighbouring pakistan to help tackle swarms of crop—eating locusts, according to reports. pakistan declared an emergency earlier this month saying locust numbers were the worst in more than two decades. an agricultural expert behind the scheme says a single duck can eat more than 200 locusts a day and can be more effective than pesticides. i bet you didn't know that. who knew? last week, a man with a camera stopped a complete stranger on the london tube, stuck a microphone in herface, and asked her finish to sing a lady gaga song. instead of avoiding all eye contact and walking straight past — as londoners usually do in such situations — charlotte

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, delhi.ieve that the arrangement proposed would significantly inhibit fat, and it would not have been in the national interest. sajid javid, the former chancellor. prince harry has warned the growth of tourism is threatening to destroy some of the world's most beautiful places. speaking in edinburgh, he called for action to prevent popular destinations being overwhelmed by visitors. the event was one of harry's last official engagements before he steps down as a senior member of the royal family, as daniela relph reports. back in the public eye, at least for now. and as he was introduced at the event in edinburgh on sustainable tourism, there was just a nod to the nonroyal life that lies ahead for the duke of sussex. he has made it clear that we are all just to call him harry, so ladies and gentlemen, please give a big, warm scottish welcome to harry! applause. and with global travel predicted to soar, there was also a warning from harry. if we do not act and in large part get ahead of this i