shaun hassett, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. brexit — three british cabinet ministers say it should be postponed if parliament fails to approve a withdrawal deal in the coming days. 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, malacanang — the name itself symbolizing 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. citizens are trying to come to grips with their new freedom. though there is joy and relief today, the scars are everywhere. not for 20 years have locusts 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 pope. very soon, for the sake of the credibilty and authority of

shaun hassett, bbc news.has again vowed that brexit will go ahead. earlier, three of her senior ministers threatened to support a delay to britain's departure from the european union, unless the british parliament can agree on a withdrawal deal in the coming days. but mrs may said her government's focus on delivering brexit must be absolute. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports. they are part of theresa may's team, meant to be her closest colleagues, but today three cabinet ministers went against the government line and warned brexit might have to be delayed if there's no deal. greg clark, amber rudd and david gauke wrote in the daily mail... "it would be better to seek to extend article 50 "and delay our date of departure rather than crash out "of the eu on march 29th." it's infuriated brexiteers. 0ne suggested they should quit, claiming it was a plot to force them to back a deal, rather than delay brexit. if ministers or cabinet ministers cannot support publicly government policy and vote with i

as shaun hassett reports, officials have already started an inquiry into the tragedy.this hospital are tea plantation workers. they'd been celebrating pay day by having a drink. but the bootleg liquor they consumed turned out to be toxic. they came to hospital complaining of severe vomiting, extreme chest pain, and breathlessness. in many cases, it resulted in organ failure. translation: they bought bootleg liquor. i said, "don't drink it," but they drank, and after drinking, they didn't have their dinner and they slept. in the morning, they said they had a headache. we took them to guwahati hospital. then we heard that they died in the hospital. we demand the government protect our people and give responsibility to the authorities, and the clothes and ban the bootleg liquor shop. —— close and ban. police say they found a home where the alcohol was brewed and recovered 1.5 litres of liquor. one man has already been arrested for selling the illegal hooch, while two excise officials have been suspended for failing to take adequate precautions. the excise department has s

shaun hassett reports.smoke is rising above the village, part of the last pocket of land still under the control of state. us air strikes are providing the assyrian democratic forces cover to clear out the remaining militants. it is largely a ghost town but some civilians are still trapped inside. stf fighters say they are cautiously going from house to house looking for militants who say they are using civilians as human shields. translation: thanks to the efforts of our colleagues, islamic state is generally over, only a few number of houses remain, home is too many people, including civilians and iis militants. with total victory in sight, attention is turning to what happens next. earlier in a series of tweets, the us president donald trump urged britain, france, germany and other european allies... technically it would not be the us who releases them. that would largely fall to the kurdish authorities but with american forces withdrawing they would struggle to cope. this is a big problematic issue beca

shaun hassett reports.g above the village of baghouz, part of the last pocket of land still under the of islamic state. us air strikes are providing the syrian democratic forces with cover to advance on the area and clear out the remaining is militants. baghouz is largely a ghost town, but some civilians are still trapped inside. sdf fighters say they are cautiously going from house to house looking for militants who they say are using civilians as human shields. translation: thanks to the efforts of our colleagues, islamic state is generally over. only a small number of houses remain, with the homes of many —— only a small number of houses remain. with total victory in sight, attention is turning to what happens next. earlier, in a series of tweets, us president donald trump urged britain, france, germany and other european allies to take back over 800 is fighters that were captured in syria and to put them on trial. he said the caliphate was ready to fall and if they did not act, america would be forced t

as shaun hassett reports, officials have already started an inquiry into the tragedy.this hospital are tea plantation workers. they'd been celebrating payday by having a drink. but the bootleg liquor they consumed turned out to be toxic. they came to hospital complaining of severe vomiting, extreme chest pain and breathlessness. in many cases, it resulted in organ failure. translation: they bought bootleg liquor. i said don't drink it but they drank, and after drinking they didn't have their dinner and they slept. in the morning, they said they had a headache. we took them to the hospital. then we heard that they died in the hospital. police say they found a home where the alcohol was brewed and recovered 1.5 litres of liquor. one man has already been arrested for selling the illegal coach while two excise officials have been suspended for failing to take adequate precautions. translation: action is being taken against whoever is involved on the business of duplicate liquor. the excise department has started their operation. the police are helping them. it comes less t