the headlines. there has been a suspected chemical attack in syria. attack in syria. eastern ghouta, the damascus suburb on the attack from regime forces. on the attack from regime forces. the syrian government has always denied using chemical weapons. denied using north america and around the globe. chemical weapons. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories. suburb of eastern ghouta. health officials say they suspect chlorine gas was involved. weapons ran before any talks can begin. begin. to talks with the us. washington says pyongyang must give up its nuclear weapons. barcelona for the first time since last year's wrote for independence. last year's wrote for independence. the mayor of the vote for independence. barcelona refused to attend a formal

reception. attend a formal who's died of a heart attack aged 5a. reception. hello the bbc news, we have got the week in parliament. hello and and welcome to welcome the week to in parliament. bbc coming up, an uncomfortable morning of questioning for oxfam bosses. i am sorry, we are sorry for news. the damage that oxfam has done. for pensions and auditing. forces. the syrian government has always denied using chemical weapons. the syrian regime to honour the un brokered ceasefire. our middle east editor, jeremy bowen, reports. you may find some of it distressing. this was inside eastern

ghouta. real ceasefires have been rare, ineffective and short. the ceasefire. the best they could do was to say, without delay. that's elastic enough to wreck this ceasefire‘s chances. resolution. shelling. the level is less than before. civilians are still being killed. civil defence workers dug a badly injured baby out of this bomb sight.

the enclave, has broken the ceasefire. it says it is forced to fight back. myself and ourfamilies in ghouta. chlorine attack. international law. to discredit the syrian army. the russians, it's another bad sign for the ceasefire. reported to be pushing forward. ceasefire or not, it can sense victory.

in syria on our website. nearly 3,000 athletes. north korean neighbours. with the united states. to end its nuclear programme. laura bicker reports from south korea. this is the confident side of south korea.

reception from the north korean general sitting behind her. general sitting behind her. to talk to the us, a victory for the south korean leader. colours, highlighting the division, despite the diplomacy. platform at these games. pyongyang is being pushed on its nuclear weapons. each other to solve this in a peaceful manner. a dose of reality.

breathing space, but tension still lurks in the background. unfortunately it's not going to last. cooperation between the two koreas and in this olympic games. with a major diplomatic break through. is still the huge problem of its nuclear weapons programme. peninsula in years. stories making the news. destroyed a shop and the flat above in city of leicester. at least six people were injured, two of them critically. to search for more victims. police say there's no indication of terrorism.

search for schoolgirls abducted in the north—east. their school in dapchi. to protect the girls. should be considered. certain guns and banning some modifications to weapons. the february 14th school shooting. for a private search. the sanjuan submarine in the south atlantic. the government abandoned its search after looking for

15 days. as spain's king felipe visited the city. since they voted for independence in october. katie silver reports. banging pots and pans and waving flags for independence. flags for independence. they chanted, we are peaceful people. people. the central government and the catalan succession —ists. the central government and the catalan succession -ists. catalan succession -ists. police storming us on october the ist. ist.

and he has not done anything for us or asked about our injured people. or asked about our injured people. he has not cared about the catalans, catalonia and our problems. catalonia and our problems. the catalan situation, we are absolutely against incoming. absolutely against incoming. not welcome here and we are demonstrating against him. demonstrating against him. show, and he wanted to make sure it stayed firmly in focus. stayed firmly in focus. wider social changes and both global and local scale. and local scale. important and inevitable process as a challenge, not as a threat. a challenge, not as a threat. not everyone was against him though. everyone was against him though. pro—spain demonstrators came out as well. well. there are signs saying long life to the king. life to the king. two groups, showing just how divided the catalonian region is.

stay on indefinitely. after ten years in the job. growing hold on power. our correspondent, robin brant reports from shanghai. this was the leader a few months ago. for a second term as party chief and president. both of whom served ten years, then stepped aside. now there is fresh sign that he wants to eclipse them. should serve no more than two consecutive terms.

leadership in 30 years. why now? a truly outstanding leader by the chinese standard. to promote the one belt, one road initiative, for example. to become more like this one, communist china's founding father. xi is now referred to by the same term as chairman mao. and critics see a growing cult around xi as well. week is in charge of what is now the world's second—biggest economy. way beyond its

coastline. towards europe as well. more of a presence on the world stage and more of an influence. i want to thank you for the very warm welcome. my feeling toward you is an incredibly warm one. and with ambitions as well to conquer new tech like ai. the longer xi stays in power, the stronger the challenge could be. joseph kabila.

ammunition and tear gas to disperse the demonstrators. the deaths occurred in the capital kinshasa and the city of mbandaka. stay with us on bbc news. still to come. with concerns about money and migration to the fore. of bullets. cruellest regimes of modern asia.

the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. called dolly from a cell of another sheep. citizens are trying to come to grips with their new freedom. although there is joy and relief today, the scars are everywhere. in such numbers in this part of africa. some of the swarms have been ten miles long. this is the last time the public will see this pope. his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news. the latest headlines. suburb of eastern ghouta. health officials say they suspect chlorine gas was involved. to talks with the

us. its nuclear weapons first. who was murdered three years ago. of the murder have yet to be brought tojustice. steve rosenberg reports from the russian capital. years ago, the fierce kremlin critic. critic. bullets are inside each and every one of us. one of us. nemtsov‘s murder shocked russia. russia.

city —— political assassination since vladimir putin came to power. since vladimir putin came to power. boris nemtsov, it's a political protest. protest. one, two, three, putin, it is time to leave, and putin is a fee. to leave, and putin is a fee. nemtsov was assassinated on a bridge opposite the gremlin. opposite the gremlin. putin called it a vile and cynical crime. —— the kremlin. who ordered the killing have not been brought to justice. who ordered the killing have not been brought tojustice. who ordered the killing have not been brought to justice. been brought to justice. bridge where boris nemtsov died, russians have been laying flowers. russians have been laying flowers. this place of killing, an unofficial shrine to a murdered politician. are still pouring across the border into bangladesh. with repatriation currently on hold, tensions are simmering.

in the past few weeks. why they were killed. mohammed usman and his father used to pray at this makeshift mosque. was stabbed to death on his way there one morning. we fled after my cousins were killed. religious man, had no enemies. he always wanted to go back to our homeland. and we all fear for our lives. nobody knows why he was killed.

is leading to violence. yusuf also wanted to become a community leader. rohingya leader was killed at his home by masked men. pa rents. got hit on the wrist. repatriation process. why did they kill him? powerful position, especially when so many have so little. the complaints are growing in number. rivalries over aid, which is arriving almost daily.

without any work at all. needs and priorities of people. security and have set up five police stations within the camp. home to myanmar. it is unclear whether this was a factor in their deaths. and myanmar has stalled, but has led to disputes among rohingya. campaign that has seen populist politicians gain prominence.

and angry about migration. our europe editor katya adler reports from milan. is the undisputed vote winner. to their frustrations with the status quo. matteo salvini leads the hard right anti—immigration league party. it's almost more popstar than politician. to prime minister with his slogan, italy first. ", i asked. a populist if it means being amongst people, solving their problems. immigration is seen as

a big problem here. over the past few years. many asylum claims are rejected. people go underground. occupied buildings in turin. we clearly weren't welcome. have stoked tensions here. and very antiestablishment.

non—bling electric car. we have had a crisis, economic crisis. a way to find new solutions. economy, after these elections? well, not quite. remember him? himself as a calm elder statesman.

role in forming the next italian government. after these elections. people in the proper way. most of our schoolmates right now are unemployed. there's hope in the future. voter turnout in these elections is expected to be high. italians are engaged — and angry. katya adler, bbc news, milan. sridevi kapoor, who has died aged 5a. on saturday while at a family wedding in dubai.

alongside a prominent male co—star. rajini vaidya nathan looks back at her life. for decades, she was bollywood's leading lady. sridevi captivated audiences with her charisma and comic timing. to become a megastar in her own right. you know, the audience just wants a good film. that's what matters. whether it is a heroine—oriented or hero—oriented film. late on saturday night. her house in mumbai. across india, fans paid tribute. it is a loss to our country, to the film industry. she was such a role model to all women across the country. now we've got a lot of famous leading ladies in bollywood.

back then, in the 805 and early 905, there weren't too many of them. she was one of the first. india is mourning the loss of one of its brightest stars. female film stars. sridevi will be remembered for the way she lit up the screen. she left the world of bollywood way too soon but her legacy is enduring. sridevi kapoor, who's died at the age of 5a. struck out for the summit alone, without permission. had shocked the team. climber nevertheless.

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