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Country last friday. And a Chinese Space capsule has successfully returned with the first samples of moon rock in more than a0 years. A court in paris has found 1a people guilty of links to the three islamist extremists who attacked the satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, and ajewish supermarket, nearly 6 years ago. Seventeen people were killed. The longest sentences, 30 years, were given to a close friend of one of the attackers and his former girlfriend who is believed to be in syria. Our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, has been following the case. This trial has struggled to match the ...

And a Chinese Space capsule has successfully returned with the first samples of moon rock in more than a0 years. Welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. A court in paris has found 1a people guilty of being linked to the three islamist extremists who carried out attacks on the satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, and a jewish supermarket, nearly six years ago. 17 people were killed. The longest sentences, of 30 years, were given to a close friend of one of the attackers and his former girlfriend who is believed to be in syria. Our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, has b...

Boys kidnapped from a boarding school in the country last friday. A Chinese Space capsule has successfully returned with the first samples of moon rock in more than forty years. A court in paris has found 1a people guilty of being linked to the three islamist extremists who carried out attacks on the satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, and a jewish supermarket, nearly six years ago. 17 people were killed. The longest sentences, of 30 years, were given to a close friend of one of the attackers and his former girlfriend who is believed to be in syria. Our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, has...

According to a court in the Netherlands, Donald Trump had his Twitter account hacked after someone correctly guessed his password

International conflict and humanitarian disasters have all made The Hague a growing target for cybercriminals. Chris Price reports