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Hello im in london this is the news hour coming up walking into a diplomatic minefield pope francis touches down in myanmar meets military leaders accused of ethnic cleansing. Flights canceled a hundred thousand people evacuated indonesias mount a good and really maybe about to blow. Up an election upset in honduras t. V. Host turn opposition into salvador and us trial attacks a surprise lead in the president ial poll and the United Kingdom prepares for another Royal Wedding as prince harry announces his engagement to the american actress meghan marco. Im joined again with the sports. The firs...

Look to the atlantic to see these frontal systems running in on quite noticeably strong winds, if that they pressure gets as deep as we think it may do, then friday could bea think it may do, then friday could be a very wet and windy day, but increasingly mild as we run towards the weekend. This is bbc news, the headlines motorists are being warned that snow and ice are causing disruption to motorways in england and wales. Prince harry sets out how he views his role as a senior royal. While guest editing for the bbcs today programme, he promises to remain above politics. But shine a light on c...

Of the many, not the few, seems closer than ever before. The new year messages brought to a close what has been politically dramatic 12 months. Emma vardy, bbc news. Technology is giving historians a new insight into everyday life in ancient egypt. Researchers at University College london have developed scanning techniques that show what is written on the papyrus that a sarcophagus case is made from. Pallab ghosh has this exclusive report. The hieroglyphics found in the tombs of the pharaohs show the lives of the ancient egyptians. Paintings are what the rich and powerful wanted the paint the ...

But not for long. Congress has approved a temporary spending measure to fund the federal government, ending an acrimonious debate and a 3 day shutdown. Its now been signed by President Trump to allow government to function for another 2. 5 weeks. Laura trevelyan reports from washington. The motion is agreed to. This was the moment the impasse was broken and the way cleared for the government to reopen. The scene in the senate was the result of behind closed doors negotiations between centrist republicans and democrats. In return for voting to fund the government for the next few weeks, democra...

But not for long. Congress has approved a temporary spending measure to fund the federal government, ending an acrimonious debate and a three day shutdown. It will be signed by President Trump later to allow government to function for another two and a half weeks. Laura trevelyan reports from washington. The motion is agreed to. This was the moment the impasse was broken and the way cleared for the government to re open. The scene in the senate was the result of behind closed doors negotiations between centrist republicans and democrats. In return for voting to fund the government for the next...