A look at the days latest news and headlines. Manafort to try to get evidence on President Trump that could result in impeachment. This judge who later ruled the trial could proceed has been very critical of the Governments Team throughout and they are now filing motions complaining that he is prejudicing or misleading or confusing the jury with his quips. Theyve gotten him to admit he was wrong once in open court, but today he ignored their complaints. He constantly asked them how long the individual segments of the trial they are going to take he wants them to go as fast as possible. It was the judge today who delayed the start time by five hours. The jury was reminded very quickly how important it is they dont talk to anybody including each other about the details of this case. We have no idea why a 9 45 00 a. M. Starting time got pushed back to 2 30 p. M. And we arent going to find out immediately. The transcripts have now been
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live, the plane on fire at tokyo airport. stay with us on bbc news. hello. a new year, but another named storm. this morning the met office have named storm henk, the weather system which is crossing the uk today set to bring potential for damaging and disruptive winds. with it, they ve issued a met office amber weather warning for strong winds across parts of the south west, south east wales, the m4 corridor, south midlands towards east anglia. these are where the peak gusts are likely to be 60, maybe 70mph, causing some problems, but even more widely across the south we could still see winds top 60mph outside that warning area. some very strong winds today in the north of scotland. in between, the winds much lighter, but rain could be more of an issue. rain s the added feature to this storm, causing some flooding potentially across parts of wales, the midlands. that rain this afternoon sliding across northern england, the far south of scotland and just clips the east of northern irel
that bit of footage. it may be almost out but i would guess any fuel in the aircraft has either leaked out, been burnt or been suppressed by the fire suppressant foam that they use. the plastics may be under control and they will look closely at other sources of fire that will need to be addressed. another element of this is there are a lot of electrical systems and wiring on an aircraft, so they could also cause challenges in managing the whole situation of the fire. it is not only fuel and fabrication materials of the aircraft itself. thank you very much indeed, john strickland, for your time and your analysis. stay with us here on bbc news as we continue our live coverage of the plane on fire at tokyo airport. plenty more also for you on our website any time but we are monitoring that breaking story