hello, engulfing these two companies. and these are the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. i'm at the manchester arena last karin year. attack in britain. around the world. giannone, take a listen. this leaving a pop concert last may. is outside source. they are an example of been out of the loop because of a failure of leadership. modern—day colonialism. colonialism. attack in britain. coordinated international effort to respond to russia‘s behaviour. to the attack for nearly two finally get to say goodbye. hours. in over 30 languages. ground, and taking advantage of that profit from that. let's unpack that a little. your questions are always welcome. #bbcos is the hashtag. to russia's created aggregate iq. behaviour. christopher wylie says he helped create both companies. and i can understand their in an attempt to frustration. swing the 2015 election. have proved decisive in the brexit referendum. here he is in the official report. again. for the nhs in england to address its financial needs.

ministers say they‘ll come up with a blueprint this finally get to say year. goodbye. this is a company that has worked with hacked material. with hacked material. people on sunday. people being murdered to intimidate voters. kemerovo is about 3,600km east of will be punished harshly. voters. moscow. kim jong un‘s first time leaving north korea as about their ability to recruit foreign workers after brexit. leader. was broken, and people had been locked you didn‘t inside cinemas. everyone in an entire company that country. cheat? country. what about the sugar in the pocket, what was that about? seating on the top floor of the mall. in the election, and whether they were compliant with the lock your. without a ticket getting that brings us over ball—tampering. to brexit. in. pro—leave groups, beleave and inside the cinema as of russian diplomats. vote leave. she died. this is beleave‘s former treasurer shahmir sanni. up the scotland job for his second time. the applications of three more who were soon to arrive. russian spy in the locked in, we are in the cinema, we are suffocating. uk. for targeted advertising. are suffocating. here's nato‘s secretary—general jens stoltenberg. all accusations of wrongdoing. on the floor, cover your heads, but those were her last words. a day of national mourning has been declared for wednesday.

grounds to investigate if electoral spending laws were let‘s hear what he had to broken. if he thinks aiq influenced the brexit vote. say. this was his answer. to russia's behaviour. what‘s happening they are proportionate and in line here? with our legal obligations. war, it‘s not a spontaneous methane explosion in mind. explosion in mind. people came to relax, children. relax, of 23 russian children. diplomats. doping, there is not a debate about how much illegal drug you took. how much illegal drug you took. on monday the americans announced they were expelling 60 russians. talking about losing some of the people, why? losing some of the people, why? criminal negligence? sloppiness? how could this happen? could this happen? they too were what is the reason, what are the consequences? first anyway, if you are caught cheating, you lose your metal. cheating, you lose acting. and has been at a protest outside the mayor‘s your metal. office. for instance is expelling 13. canada will expel four. this amount, what about this time or the time after that? the time after that? today it's expelling two. this is a breach of the law, this is cheating. breach of the are responsible in their opinion of the tragedy that happened on sunday. the tragedy that happened on sunday. here's the country's prime minister, malcolm turnbull. law, this is cheating. of 64 people and 41 of them are children. children. election, this is an irreversible change to this country. of the truth about what happened at

the leisure complex. the leisure complex. the governor to give explanations but he didn‘t. but he 50 million facebook users. to also influence the 2016 us presidential election. didn‘t. cambridge analytica tweeted throughout mr wylie‘s testimony. here's one undermining of international law and sovereignty of nations. happened —— for what is still unclear. tweet. here's foreign minister sergei lavrov. what happened at the leisure complex. to tolerate such boorish behavior, and we will not either. or practices since that date. leisure it also released this statement. complex. and the company to the committee. he admits himself that apologies into our ears. what he says is speculation. children, his wife and younger sister the main tone of washington on the international stage. in the tragedy. sister in the tragedy. correspondent steve rosenberg. ‘eurovision song the british parliamentary asked for pardon what had happened in kemerovo on sunday. in kemerovo on sunday. committee. contest 2018? instead he announced his is sending one of his senior executives. of russian diplomats damian collins, thought of that. 2018'. waiting for him to resign and they will not go home until he does that.

a remote british colony in the south atlantic. to the number that shows how many diplomats the move led to a brief but bitter they've expelled. war. unidentified at darwin cemetery. the uk is in second place now, after dna testing, 90 at 23. let's get more from the russian bodies have been named. reaction. to visit the graves of their loved ones for the first time. for facebook users, as well as to our in cart —— let‘s hear from some of inquiry. them. the foreign affairs committee. our in cart —— inquiry. here he is on where this diplomatic tit—for—tat is heading. it may head to them to think again if he has any cares for his people‘s services. disaster. i don't know because we have not initiated it. we have not constructed congress about this scandal. the bbc‘s zoe kleinman has been following these developments. this conflict. as the other party's ready some people told us he was in different places. different places. to go back. the stuff we have up —— already heard. sad but at least i know where he is heard. now, at least we found him. now, at least we found him. this is not about poisoning some former the island but this time it is absolutely agents. to try and target influence clinical campaigns around the world. campaigns around the world. different. absolutely different.

with its sovereign he was fallen but now i and independent foreign know where he is laying. policy. we see how he is laying. difficult process for sure but i definitely feel peace today. dangerous the unilateral an intern, there for less than a dna tests were possible because of a former british captain. route may be. year, and that the company... year, and that the company... and mapped where their bodies were. what it felt like to be there. target people you want to vote for you? supporting this country. it makes the doorstep feel very this is what i call old—fashioned. a danger over unilateral rule. old—fashioned. it‘s given me enormous pleasure, but a tinge of sadness as well. a tinge of sadness as well. likes and asked us to select in a way we have never seen before. way we have or never seen before. to be unless you see with a kicked post on social media. off. media. so this is an extremely dangerous situation. from so many countries. they are particularly interested in education, and you can zoom on that. education, and you can zoom on that. here's some analysis from a former us ambassador to nato, ivo daalder. and you know about that because you have seen what they write. have seen what they write.

leading edge, but the other side of that is it is incredibly intrusive. that is it is incredibly intrusive. you want your political opinions to be open to swaying, are you? stay with us on outside source, still to come. compared to theirs and it worked out. the families and captain cardozo, and joins us now from buenos aires. is taking its share price. throughout the united states, europe, nato, at the european union. europe, nato, at the european union. is now starting to reduce the intelligence presence there. intelligence presence there. took nearly two hours for firefighters to be years to find out where their fallen soldiers were buried. deployed. soldiers were buried. let‘s go to olivia now. olivia now. which happened at the end of a concert people to work together as much as possible. in may 2017. what must the atmosphere have been like to be there? have been like to be there? possible. atmosphere was very intense from the outset. between the emergency outset. services. been waiting for almost 36 years for any answers. any answers. them crying out loud, "where spying in nato territory for is my son? our allied capitals. allied capitals. son? " others wanted to physically touch the graves. start behaving as a normal power should. touch the graves. weeks ago of sergei skripal and his daughterjulia.

they remain in a critical but stable condition in hospital. leave rosaries and flowers to pay their respects. their respects. who are injured team moved from the foyer to the casualty station. foyer to the casualty station. the family is coping. captain geoffrey cardozo get from the families? the families? these were enemy sides at one stage. yes, absolutely. very limited and deleted presence of strategic goal command. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead ceremony there was a group photograph. story. photograph. him over to make sure he was part of the process. the process. attack in britain. the town of douma in the enclave of eastern reconciliation between the falkland british and argentina members there. british and argentina ghouta. douma is controlled by the members there. rebel group, jaish al—islam. of the argentinian

held by another families when you faction. were there? were there? of sensitive negotiations to make sure this trip would happen. sure this trip would happen. worth of bitcoin. company based in canada. bbc swahili is following the story. and a lot of people are watching this video online. arrived so everything was pristine and carefully laid out. and carefully laid out. it‘s a wedding, which didn‘t exactly go to plan. towards the argentinian families coming over but after his first landing on the best yesterday. coming over yesterday. man, things go wrong. com. carry out this painstaking work to make sure today happened. make sure today happened. about the sense of brotherhood during the war. during the war. families of others when dealing with years injailfor abusing hundreds of girls. the dead after

conduct and of storing nude walks. the dead after photos of students. walks. here is the prosecutor outlining the charges. process could happen, as we saw yesterday. olivia, thank you. can get a lot more on all of our top stories on our website. stories on our website. violation of the statutory duty as a public officer. families have been able to visit the graves of some of their loved ones. graves of some of their public officer. loved ones. fallen soldiers were finally identified. authority as —— a public identified. that report and so much more on the website. office to threats of... threats of... to keep check on nassar after a victim came forward. cricket team. here‘s nada tawfik on the the further james sutherland, held a press conference in johannesburg. charges. here‘s some of it.

incident was limited to three players. that were not medical in nature on his work computer. players. his work captain david computer. warner and cameron bancroft. bancroft. really abuse of one young woman on his. his. prison and facing these very serious criminal assault charges. criminal assault including darren lehmann who has not resigned from his position. charges. be on a plane home. a lengthy ban for each — are expected in the next 24 hours. all that‘s because of this — this is cameron bancroft. in his hand is a piece of yellow largest case of child sex abuse went undetected for so many years. undetected for so many tape. years. and they only opened an investigation in 2014. the way it handles u5ers‘

data. that‘5 having a real impact on investor confidence. let‘s head to new york, and joe swing during the third test miller. where do things against south africa. stand for facebook‘5 here‘s captain steve smith after the day‘s play on saturday. market value? they look terrible. another her in the state for facebook on the stock market. facebook on the stock market. thought it was a possible way to get an advantage. about $100 billion worth of its market value over the last week. market value over the last week. the ball that is rough. that‘s because the air clings to it more, creating a drag. forcing it to swing other direction, towards the rough side. this scandal has rocked the cricket—mad nation. affront" to the country. user data and selling it in what form to take a listen. advertisers. form to advertisers.

the entire tech industry at the moment. moment. possibly planning to testify before congress on data privacy issues. congress on data privacy issues. australian team, have looked up to their idols, to their role models. their idols, to their role models. don‘t have that confirmed, but if he this cheating does, what can we expect? does, what can we expect? is a disgrace. know that, it is a terrible disgrace. why does it matter so much? and why is it such a big scandal in australia ? newspaper, jacquelin magnay. will perform some of their practices. practices. that really threatens them and we don‘t expect them to cheat. its bottom line. cheat. line. have been so enough arias in their activities, it really hit hard.

we‘ve been following. could lose hundreds of billions of dollars. lawyer for defamation. dollars. there is real worry about the company going forward. this is him: michael cohen. the company going forward. relationship in 2006. you, joe, so much going on at facebook at the moment. non—disclosure agreementjust before the 2016 us in the us state of arizona. election. the actress now claims mr cohen‘s denials imply she is by one of its a liar. self—driving cars. by brokering a hush agreement. relationship with trump. technology that huber has been following for here‘s michael moore, an american attorney. some time. following for some time. permission to carry out those experiments. experiments.

in the initial lawsuit, how they came out. came out. who operate this technology in the state of arizona. state of arizona. is of unquestionable failure to comply with this expectation. comply with this expectation. what this agreement meant and disney. disney. reasons why this kind of testing must be stopped for the time being. that the world is round. but mike hughes wanted to see for himself, here‘5 his story. her legal team after they threatened to sue over $20 million. during childbirth could rise. following a halt in us funding for pro—abortion organisations. took office last year. just outside of kampala. a unique way to get people to use contraceptives. contraceptives.

now reach mission aeroplanes, the artificial ri5ing, i can dismiss it after researching it. can dismiss just outside kampala. it after the response is researching it. instant. there are plenty of condom is —— couldn‘t dismiss it after researching it. on offer here. offer here. this team also provides free family planning advice. free family planning advice. methods are asked to report to the local health centre. local health centre. 51—year—old man has taken up the offer. offer. north korea‘s kimjong—un has paid his last bourne is a week old and he‘s done having children. and he‘s done having children. a secret visit to beijing. he‘s chosen to undergo vasectomy. and he‘s done having children. chosen to undergo vasectomy. foreign trip since taking office in 2011. already eight children, that is enough for me. does your wife know? into beijing on monday evening from across she knows and we talked about it. does your wife know? the border. she knows and we talked about itm the eighth child was not planned? the eighth child was not planned? yes, on

translation: i am unaware of the situation. plant. situation. if there is any information, we will let you know. information, we will let you know. at this clinic group counselling session is under way. counselling session is under way. not saying much at all there. with these yellow horizontal lines. kim jong—il, when he visited china and russia in 2011. plan their families better and they don‘t need to pay anything. don‘t need to pay anything. younger sister the costs are already covered by donors. costs are already covered kim yo—jong. by donors. it was the supreme leader himself. in this case the us government, but not for much longer. it takes about 21 hours to get not for much longer. from pyongyang to beijing. so whoever was on board, they end because the us doesn‘t fund pro—abortion organisations would have had a long journey! any more. pro—abortion organisations any more. border city of dandong. fences put up and high security. at 3pm yesterday, the train was photographed arriving in beijing. as the mysterious visitor was driven across the city.

our china correspondent robin brant is in beijing. abortion and the costs that come with managing the risks. with managing the risks. and putting their lives in danger with a non—safe abortion. with a non—safe abortion. fears now the gains made in the health sector could be reversed. health sector sign they may have been hosting a very important visitor. very important visitor. could be reversed. two communist neighbours are suddenly improving. suddenly improving. stay with us, we will be back in a few minutes‘ time. mortality from 100,000 to now we are talking about 360 per 100,000. talking about 360 per 100,000. contrast in north america, you get some extreme weather. some extreme weather. services is the government‘s role but in many cases there are gaps. but in many cases there are gaps. canada and across the northern plains. plains. health centres like this one usually have one nurse running it. have one nurse running it.

the next few days, it is not going to move north a lot. money come here to provide to move north a lot. specialised services. specialised services. thunderstorms, possibly the odd tornado as well. tornado as well. without access to key health care services. we may have some snow running eastwards towards canada. eastwards towards canada. in one of its chocolate more wet weather for the pacific northwest. weather for the pacific northwest. bars. sunny, temperatures are changing much in the next few days. much in the next few days. in snacks and drinks. of africa, pressure is higher so we have drier weather from morocco. of africa, pressure is higher so we have drier weatherfrom morocco. have drier weatherfrom are clinically obese. morocco. nina warhurst reports from the nestle factory. it is get some rain arriving in cape town late wednesday into thursday. late wednesday into thursday. chocolate, but not as we know it. cloud heading there, but not much rain. rain. as good without adding the central storm will remain out over sweetener. how? open water. out over open water. well, air is added to each sugar particle. area so the intensity of sweetness is retained.

it in every product? the taste, is incredibly peninsula, as well as for eastern parts of china. parts of china. difficult. it‘s not an easy task at all. with this dry sunny air that has settled weather. weather. challenge. of just the right amount of taste in northern queensland and sweetness. there is this target of reducing sugar content by 20% by around 218 mm. 2020. do you think you could reach that target? mm. good progress on that. we know that sugar is a big contributor to obesity. are clinically obese. picking up as well, most democrat is where we will see some heavy rain. where we will see some heavy rain. in the regulation of the soft ranks drier, and much of australia will remain dry with some sunshine. industry. in the remain dry with some sunshine. of rain moving northwards across new zealand, but not much. regulation of zealand, but not much. we will see more thunderstorms the soft

moving across. more thunderstorms moving across. drinks industry. definitely regulation has a role to play. we have seen a long history of voluntary agreements. and the food industry stand up and take their responsibility. killing its way into europe and a bit of snow over the alps. bit of snow over the alps. aware that chocolate should be seen as a rare treat and not a staple. something other warmer coming from the mediterranean. the mediterranean. will it be any warmer here in the uk? warmer here in the uk? will be get some cold and snow? stay tuned later on. be to everyone‘s taste. nina warhurst, bbc news, york. crashing down to earth between friday and monday. astronaut, liu yang.

has said it can no longer control its behaviour. about this space station. able to contact with it and communicate with it. communicate with it. satellites near earth, they actually slow down because of the atmosphere. slow down because of the atmosphere. eventually it would slow down and fall out of orbit.

fall out of orbit. uninhabited part of the world so any chance of impact is slim. chance of impact is slim. spain and italy, down to southern chile. chile. so the chances of any harm to cities or people is really slim. or people is really slim. to be under the path you might look up and see a spectacular light show. provoked intense debate among wildlife experts.

he didn‘t understand its importance. here‘s our science correspondent victoria gill. india and it looks incredible, it looks like this elephant is smoking. looks like this elephant is smoking. which is why the image has been released now. released now. floor, then breathing out what looks like a huge plume of smoke. like a huge plume of smoke. it looks like it is smoking. like it is smoking. seems to be something the elephant is doing to self medicate. is doing to self medicate. it is trying to ingest charcoal. trying to ingest charcoal.

leave charcoal on the floor which is very medicinal. very medicinal. medication but also appears to be smoking. smoking. so not smoking but looks very smoke. expulsion of russian diplomats. countries to do so. thanks for watching. we will be back tomorrow. hello.

easter weekend you may be disappointed. disappointed. rest of the week it stays quite unsettled and shall worry at times. unsettled and shall worry at times. weatherfront making its progress through the day on wednesday. through the day on wednesday. scattering of showers across west facing coasts. facing coasts. improvement across south—west england and wales on wednesday. england and wales on wednesday. temperatures reaching 9 degrees so disappointing for this time of year. disappointing for this time of year. south and west with frontal systems spiralling around that low. spiralling around that low. cooler at times with a scattering of showers. showers.

day across eastern england on thursday. thursday. cooler air across much of the north and east of scotland in particular. and east of scotland in particular. certainly worth bearing in mind if you are hill walking. you are hill walking. that will be the pattern as we go through the weekend. through the weekend. showers again, and with any elevation there will be wintriness. elevation there will be wintriness.

double digits further south at ten or11. double digits further south at ten or 11. or 11. the day looks likely to be the best in terms of the weather. in terms of the weather. showers but drier and brighter with sunny spells from time to time. sunny spells from time to time. temperatures will peak at six to 11 degrees in the south. degrees in the south. which could bring milder air across england and wales. england and wales. there will be showers around as well. well. school with rain at times, wintry on the hills. the hills. some sunny spells coming across england and wales on monday. across england and wales on monday.

doesn‘t look like there will be any significant change to the story. significant change to the story. with the potential wintry showers up into the north. into the north. looks like it could be cloudy with outbreaks of rain at times. outbreaks of rain at times. that‘s it, take care.