Welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. After months of negotiations china has agreed to a World Health Organization led inquiry into the origins of the virus that causes covid 19. A team of Ten International scientists will travel to the chinese city of wuhan next month. The search for the source has led to tensions, especiallly with the us, with President Trump accusing china of trying to conceal the initial outbreak. Paul hawkins reports. Did it come from bats . Did it use a host tojump to human. Just some of the key questions who scientist will try to answer when they arrive in the city next month. Their goal is to find the truth about where the virus came from and how it darted. What we know so far is that on the third ofjanuary china investigated a virus infecting dozens of people in the city. A week later, Chinese Media reported the first known death. September saw worldwide deaths past 1 million, half of which were in brazil, india, and the us, which in n
Country last friday. And a Chinese Space capsule has successfully returned with the first samples of moon rock in more than a0 years. A court in paris has found 1a people guilty of links to the three islamist extremists who attacked the satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, and ajewish supermarket, nearly 6 years ago. Seventeen people were killed. The longest sentences, 30 years, were given to a close friend of one of the attackers and his former girlfriend who is believed to be in syria. Our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, has been following the case. This trial has struggled to match the scale of the events behind it. Those in the Public Gallery today better known than those in the dock. Arriving for the verdict, surviving staff from a jewish supermarket and the magazine Charlie Hebdo, the two key targets in the attacks. The harshest verdict was for ali riza polat, sentenced to 30 years for complicity in the attacks. More than a dozen others were convicted of lesser crimes. Seven
Chinas mission to the moon returns to earth china says its chang e 5 moon probe carrying a precious cargo has come back to earth landing in the chinese region of Inner Mongolia. Of lunar rock. Its carrying rock samples gathered from the lunar surface. Theyre the first to be gathered since the 19705. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world im kasia madera. The biggest terrorist trial in french history has ended with the conviction of fourteen people for aiding islamist attacks in paris injanuary 2015. Seventeen people were killed in the assaults on the Charlie Hebdo magazine and a jewish supermarket. Our paris corresondent Lucy Williamson reports. This trial has struggled to match the scale of the events behind it. Those in the Public Gallery today better known than those in the dock. Arriving for the verdict, surviving staff from a jewish those in the Public Gallery today better known than those in the dock. Supermarket and the magazine Charlie Hebdo the two k
Died in 2013. An inquest has found that air pollution did contribute to her death. Weve got the justice for her which she so deserved. But also, its about other children, still, as we walk around our city of high levels of air pollution. Sock christmas is here once more, families and neighbours knocking at the door. And a little light at the end of the covid tunnel. Look what happened when a music teacher took her lessons online. Good evening. Just when you thought you had your Christmas Plans all sorted, along comes some new and tougher guidance. This afternoon, the Prime Minister said the four nations had agreed to stick to the existing regulations they issued three weeks ago, but he warned people to exercise extreme caution. In scotland, Nicola Sturgeon also gave further advice to go alongside those regulations, and in wales, Mark Drakeford says the law will be changed. As Laura Kuenssberg reports, we are all being left with a choice make full use of what the law allows, or follow t
And a Chinese Space capsule has successfully returned with the first samples of moon rock in more than a0 years. Welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. A court in paris has found 1a people guilty of being linked to the three islamist extremists who carried out attacks on the satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, and a jewish supermarket, nearly six years ago. 17 people were killed. The longest sentences, of 30 years, were given to a close friend of one of the attackers and his former girlfriend who is believed to be in syria. Our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, has been following the case. This trial has struggled to match the scale of the events behind it. Those in the Public Gallery today better known than those in the dock. Arriving for the verdict, surviving staff from a jewish supermarket and the magazine Charlie Hebdo, the two key targets in the attacks. The harshest verdict was for ali riza polat, sentenced to 30 years for complicity in the attacks. Mo