A warm welcome to bbc news. Our top stories the world remembers the victims of the holocaust, 75 years after the liberation of the nazi death camp at auschwitz. In china, a rise in the number of coronavirus outbreaks. So of coronavirus outbreaks. Far more than 100 have t american prosecutors say Prince Andrew has provided zero cooperation to thejeffrey epstein sex trafficking enquiry. The tide in congress is turning against President Trump with more republicans saying they will vote with democrats to hear from witnesses in his trial. It is increasingly likely that other republicans willjoin those of us who think we should
hearfrom john bolton. Hello. 75 years ago a ray of light shone down on the darkest place on earth. The soviet army liberated auschwitz birkenau, the vast complex in nazi occupied poland where over a million prisoners died. On monday, survivors were joined by International Leaders in a ceremony to help keep the memory alive in the hope that today, in a world where raci
In a taliban held province in afghanistan, but theyve not said how it crashed. And remembering a legend. The world marks the passing of nba superstar kobe bryant. Good morning. Its 9am in singapore, 1am in london and nine in the morning in beijing, where authorities have confirmed the first death from the new coronoavirus in the Chinese Capital. Meanwhile the Bavarian Health ministry has confirmed the first case in germany. So far, the virus has killed 82 people in china, with almost 3,000 confirmed ill. Travel restrictions remain in place after authorities extended the National New Year holiday by three days to sunday, in an attempt to contain the spread. 0ur china correspondent John Sudworth has the latest. Shouts echo. The eerie sound of a city in lockdown. Wu hans residents, trapped in their homes, shouting encouragement to each other. Ok, here we are, day five of the lockdown. Bored. Kharn lambert is stuck here with his gran. Nan, hello she was only meant to be visiting for a shor
Monkeypox word is seen on the screen of a smartphone and the World Health Organization (WHO) logo in the background. Authorities in Australia, France and Germany confirmed their first cases of monkeypox on Friday as the normally rare disease continues to crop up in a growing number of countries arou.
Two people have tested positive for monkeypox in the German capital, a day after Munich registered its first case. A surprise outbreak of the rare infectious disease has spread from Europe to the US and the Middle East.