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Experts in Australia say the country's landscape's being permanently changed by the wildfire crisis.
Government officials are working on plans to re-seed burned areas to speed up forest recovery that could otherwise take decades, or even centuries.
Both sides of the Trump impeachment trial have laid out their case in previews ahead of legal proceedings.
The US president's team says he 'categorically and unequivocally' denies charges of abuse and obstruction.
Four South Koreans and three Nepali guides are missing after an avalanche in Nepal.
It happened near the Annapurna mountain base camp, which is one of the highest peaks in the Himalayas.
The team went missing at an altitude of around 3,230 metres.
The UK's Chancellor has said the UK and EU won't be staying close after Brexit.
In an interview with the Financial Times, Sajid Javid has said "there will not be alignment" saying that companies in Britain will have to "adjust" to the situation.
Facial recognition software in public places could be outlawed for up to 5 years by the European Union.
It's looking at a ban while it considers how to regulate it.
The EU believes new legislation could be needed to protect citizens' privacy rights.
Canada has announced it will pay compensation to the families of its citizens who were on a plane shot down by Iran.
25-thousand Canadian dollars will be paid out for each person who died.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the Iranians need to come up with some money as well:
The organisation behind the Grammys has suspended its president after an accusation of misconduct, just 10 days before this year's ceremony.
Deborah Dugan, who's only been at the Recording Academy for a few months, has been put on administrative leave.
Three popular tourist hotspots in Spain are clamping down on binge-drinking.
It affects parts of Majorca - including Palma and Magaluf - as well as Ibiza.
Officials have banned the promotion of pub crawls, while also restricting alcohol sales and promotions.
The European Parliament wants Apple and Android phones to have the same chargers and UK retail sales fell for a record fifth month in a row in December
Here's Kfm's Trish Laverty.
In the UK, staff who help to run the Berkshire home of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Frogmore Cottage, are to be moved elsewhere when the couple are in Canada.
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