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the north and south. north korea's military said it responded by firing ten artillery shots. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with zeinab badawi. welcome hardtalk with zeinab badawi. to the special editio of welcome to the special edition of hard tour from the taiwanese capital, taipei. people here in taiwan which is self governed live under constant threat from china which lies about 160 kilometres across the waters. beijing claims taiwan as part of its territory, and in the past few months has carried out hundreds of military sorties near taiwan, hundreds of military sorties neartaiw...

It's at wembley, it's a final, there's so many things, so it will not be an easy game. so that's what i'm saying, we have to play our game, we have to not think too much. champions league, i must ask you, is there something about that competition here in manchester because it's the one that they've so far struggled to achieve, and what would it mean to land it do you think to land it? yeah, it would mean everything. and this is why they brought me, of course, to the club to get this. we don't have to hide that. so i will do everything i can, i possibly can to try and make it happen. and yeah, ...

During the sentencing hearing the judge praised matthew king's mother, saying she did exactly the right thing. thejudge gave him a life sentence, saying he should spend a minimum of six years in prison. whether you will be released or not at that stage or at any later stage will be a matter for the parole board to consider. only when the minimum term has been served can the parole board decide whether it is safe to release you or not. the judge heard that even after his arrest king threatened the judge heard that even after his arrest and while awaiting trial king threatened to kill a prison i...

Letter, written in latin, asking the pope to recognise robert the bruce as scotland's king, is still clear to see. it's an extraordinary text. it's not a long text but it encapsulates an awful lot about what the scots thought about themselves, as a nation, in 1320 and their right to be an independent kingdom, not subject to the english king. you can see the damage to the tag where we've lost the bottom of the tag. only 19 of the seals of scotland's most powerful nobles who backed the letter remain in place. the job for those entrusted with caring and preserving the declaration for future gener...

Of scotland and to assert the country's independence. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has had access to some of the preparations for it going on public view. the 700—year—old declaration of arbroath, a fragile parchment written during a turbulent period in scotland's story, about to go on rare public display. immensely excited to be welcoming this document here. it's a really rare and special survival, and it gives us an insight into medieval international diplomacy, but also about a pivotal point in scotland's king robert i — also known as robert the bruce — perhaps its most f...