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This is bbc world news today. Im Lewis Vaughan jones. Our top story. The queen says prince harry and meghan will no longer use their royal titles as they step down as working royals. The couple will pay back more than 2. 4 Million Pounds of public money spent on refurbishing their residence Frogmore Cottage in windsor. They will also stop receivng public funding for royal duties, and harry will resign from his official military appointments. Hello and welcome to world news today. Prince harry an...

Birthday. He is prince andrews birthday. He is described as a disgraced duke and says the government will not fly the union flag on state loadings for the occasion this year. But as the headline points out, Westminster Abbey will stick to its tradition and ring it spells when he turns 60 later this month. Finally an mp caused controversy here in the uk when she wore an off the shoulder dress in parliament. The website she brought it from her since sold out and she is now auctioning off the item ...

This is bbc news, im shaun ley. The headlines at 11 at least eight people have been killed by bushfires in australia, in the deadliest day since the wildfire crisis began. Hundreds of homes have been destroyed and some communities cut off. There are a couple of isolated communities where we have reports of injuries and burn injuries to members of the public. We havent been able to get access via roads or via aircraft. Its tough. It was scary. You dont really know what to do, even if youve though...

This is bbc news. Im lukwesa burak. The headlines at 11 the latest person to test positive for coronavirus in the uk, at a gp surgery in surrey, is the first to get it here, not abroad. The issue of coronavirus is something that is now the governments top priority. Alarm over the outbreak has sent Global Stock Markets into a steep dive with the ftse 100 dropping nearly 13 this week. Fears of a Major International military confrontation, after an attack by Government Forces in syria leaves 33 tur...

Youre watching bbc newsroom live 7 its11am and these are the main stories this morning in his first interrview since the election the Prime Minister calls for calm in the middle east and for the us to agree to a new nuclear deal with iran. If we are going to get rid of it, lets replace it, and lets replace it with the trump deal. Iranian Authorities Say theyve arrested several people in relation to the shooting down of a ukrainian passenger jet last week. Dozens of children, abused by grooming g...

Showers in makes it feel cool but first up on this weeks travel show, simon platts heads to europes most High Pressure building in from the active volcano on the italian west and that means for most it is set to turn dry from tuesday onwards. A few showers in northern and eastern parts of the Country Island of sicily. Through Tuesday Morning and they will ease away. Long sunny spells with temperatures down and windchill good morning. To go with it. Still at levels above welcome to breakfast with...

Welcome to bbc news, im mike embley. Our top stories tens of thousands of germans attend vigils for the nine people murdered by a far right extremist. Donald trumps former adviser gets a three year sentence for lying to congress, but the president is already talking about a pardon. An exclusive report, how a prisoner and her guard fled north korea. They tell us about their remarkable escape. And we speak to the actor Daniel Radcliffe about his new film, based on a true story of Political Prisone...

Youre watching bbc news at 9 with me, rebecca jones. The headlines psychiatrists and campaigners call for social Media Companies to be forced to hand over data to universities for research into the potential harms of using the technology. We asa we as a world, notjust a country, would better understand the sort of pressures and problems being forced upon young people by social media platforms. Irans Supreme Leader, ayatollah ali khomenei, leads friday prayers in the capital tehran for the first ...

You re watching bbc newsroom live. Its 10 am and these are the main stories this morning. A state of emergency is declared in part of australia as tens of thousands of people are ordered to flee, amid forecasts of ferocious bushfire conditions. The Prime Minister calls for calm. I understand the frustration, i understand the anxiety, i understand the fear, but what i also understand is the need to allow the professionals and the experts who plan and operationalise these responses to do theirjob....

This is bbc news welcome if youre watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. Im mike embley. Our top stories the moment of crisis has come a grim warning from one of the worlds most influential environmentalists. As australia burns, were out on patrol with one team trying to contain the flames in new south wales. A moment in history as Donald Trumps impeachment trial gets under way in the senate the president isnt impressed by any of it. Back to work after the big split anno...