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Wuhan teacher Ben Kavanagh told us he was planning to venture out one last time today to buy food and essential supplies – and filmed his journey for us.

56 people have now died and some 2,000 are infected.

Anthony Scaramucci was – briefly –  Donald Trump’s Director of Communications back in 2017 but is now a trenchant critic of the President.

The United Nations has called for international help to fight huge swarms of Locusts which are sweeping through parts of east Africa.

The Davos business conference has wrapped – the world’s global elite taking to their private jets or the ski slopes after a week of schmoozing and deal-making.

With the Brexit deal now officially signed into law – is the future any clearer for Britons living abroad?

Italy’s far right leader Matteo Salvini is poised for a political breakthrough in this weekend’s local elections – triggering shock waves through the country’s establishment.

A leading Saudi dissident has been granted permission by the High Court in London to sue the Saudi government – for allegedly hacking his mobile phone.

Joining me now from Nottinghamshire is Professor Steve Tsang – who’s the Director of the China Institute at the London University School of Oriental and African Studies.

China is building a hospital with a thousand beds for people infected with the new coronavirus.

We spoke to Richard Hatchett, the CEO of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations in Davos, who explained more about this virus and its characteristics.

Joining me now are Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim and Jane Burston.

Dozens of world leaders – including Russian president Vladimir Putin and Prince Charles, have gathered in Jerusalem at Yad Vashem.

The second day of arguments in President Trump’s impeachment case has begun in the US Senate – with the chair of the House Intelligence Committee Adam Schiff continuing his case for the prosecution.

In Davos the Chancellor Sajid Javid has been trying to reassure business leaders that the UK won’t diverge from EU regulations after Brexit “just for the sake of it”.