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BBC news with Stewart Macintosh.

President Trump has been ordered to pay two million dollars to the state of New York to settle a lawsuit alleging he's misused his charitable foundation to further his political ambitions. The New York attorney general, Letitia James, who's a democrat, says the verdict shows that no one was above the law.

It has been disclosed that a senior US state department official has told the Trump impeachment inquiry that the president's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, conducted a smear campaign against the then American ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Ivanovich. Mr.Giuliani is a central figure in the democratic-led impeachment inquiry into whether President Trump made military aid to Ukraine conditional on an investigation into one of his political rivals.

The President of Burkina Faso, Marc Kaboré, has called for a national mobilization against terrorism following an attack on a mining convoy that left at least 38 people dead. The convoy was carrying workers at a gold mine owned by the Canadian company, Semafo.

Custom authorities in Nigeria have banned to sell the petrol within 20 kilometers of the country's borders. The controversial move is on attempt to prevent heavily subsidized Nigerian petrol from being smuggled for sell in neighboring countries.

The Pentagon says the United States is not profiting from Syrian patrolling despite having deployed troops to protect oil fields in the east of the country. President Trump has repeatedly said, he would want the US to control Syrian oil fields.

Hundreds of people have converged on a remote Mormon farming community for the fierce funerals of nine Mexican-American women and children killed in an ambush.

The body of Napoleon's favorite general, Charles-étienne Gudin, has been formally identified following DNA tests on a one-leg skeleton found in western Russia.

BBC news.