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Hosts u.s. members, military members and yesterday's drone was down was aimed at bag airport. been two years since the killing of soleimani, through a drone strike, that was ordered by then president donald trump. washington definneded the move arguing soleimani was planning immediate action against u.s. the president says he demands justice for general soleimani add "the aggressor, murderer and main culprit, then president of the united states must be tried and judged under law of retribution and god's ruling must be carried out gaeps him," and reuters says convicted murderers can face execut...

Masks when outdoors and lift capacity restrictions for large events such as sport matches and concerts. during a press conference the prime ministerjustified the move saying it coincidened with the introduction of a covid vaccination pass which will come into force on monday. a 19—year—old has become the youngest woman to fly solo around the world. zara rutherford has landed in belgium, at the end of herjourney which began in august last year. she flew across more than 50 countries on her own as jessica parker reports. a smooth landing after a long journey. it takes time to fly around the ...

From belarus with aircraft piracy, over the diversion of a passenger plane in order to arrest a journalist. the incident took place last may, when a ryanair plane travelling from greece to latvia was forced to divert to minsk, after the belarusian authorities said there was a suspected bomb threat. the lower house of austria's parliament has passed a bill to make covid—i9 vaccinations compulsory for adults. the bill, which is now likely to become law, will mean everyone over the age of 18 without a valid exemption must get the jab. the french government has announced plans to ease covid—i9...

This is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. scotland yard says it hasn't requested a delay to the publication of the sue gray report into lockdown gatherings in downing street and whitehall. uk prime minister borisjohnson is reportedly wavering on plans to raise national insurance to fund health and social care, as those inquries into party claims continue. on the bbc�*s question time programme, a uk ministeradmitted the move is unpopular. everybody in the room is against it, everybody in the room is feeling the squeeze. is that fair? are you all against ...

May, when a ryanair plane travelling from greece to latvia was forced to divert to minsk, after the belarusian authorities said there was a suspected bomb threat. the lower house of austria's parliament has passed a bill to make covid—i9 vaccinations compulsory for adults. the bill, which is now likely to become law, will mean everyone over the age of 18 without a valid exemption must get the jab. the french government has announced plans to ease covid—i9 restrictions from 2nd february. on that date it will end the mandatory wearing of face masks when outdoors and lift capacity restriction...