day—long summit meeting inside the peace house at the north—south korean border. the hill looks ahead to another meeting this time in washington where us president donald trump is hosting german chancellor angela merkel. unlike the lavish state occasion put on for the french president emmanuel macron, this is expected to be more of a low—key, down—to—business visit. the telegraph leads with the news president trump will finally be making a visit to britain and according to the paper will also meet the queen however its believed the president will largely avoid london amid fears of mass protests. the gulf news focusses on troubled deutsche bank, which is cutting back bond and equities trading after a dramatic drop in quarterly profit of 79%. and finally according to the sun, uk football fans are outraged at the english football association's plan to sell wembley stadium to business tycoon shahid khan in a stunning £1 billion deal. supporters are worried that the current owner of the american football team the jacksonville jaguars will prioritise nfl matches over international england fixtures. so let's begin.

with me is nina trentmann from the wall streetjournal let's talk first of all about north and south korea, hugely symbolic meeting between these two men. and quite a dramatic change from last year. ——. we saw a lot of tension between the north koreans and south koreans and the us. quite a change. i was koreans and the us. quite a change. iwas in koreans and the us. quite a change. i was in south korea are a couple of yea rs i was in south korea are a couple of years ago when tensions were quite high. it's quite a huge change. a few months ago, we were talking about military tensions rising. it can take credit for this. what kind ofa can take credit for this. what kind of a roll deep in the south korean president is playing because when he was elected, it was on the basis of,

left me and i will bring us closer to north korea. that is one of the goals that the president has had. some of the credit has to be given to him. some of the dynamic might come from the fact that donald trump is meeting kim jong—un come from the fact that donald trump is meeting kimjong—un noon in a couple of times. the chinese behind—the—scenes will have had an impact. given that china is north korea's closest ally. also between north korea and china and china and south korea. how important the economy and business has to do with this deal. they are high, as you like, and north korea struggling hugely. does money have a lot to do with it as well. there is also the

question of what kim jong—un thinks he can get out of it. the view of the world, how they are being seen. north korea has, in the past, not get much about its population in terms of. given the gap from the north and south korea is huge. this is quite interesting. when a manual micron was in washington. based on the encounter they had last year.

trump refused this shake hands. with angela merkel. he turned it down, also because angela merkel is said to be relatively neutral. a number of issues they have a plate. russia sanctions that the us has imposed. donald trump's and there is quite a bit between the two. what do the german people think about angela merkel and donald trump? the expectation is that angela merkel will, in the end, the torch for free trade. germany has benefited a lot

from international trade. many germans to sit with quite a bit of concern. within a few couple of months. an area for concern given an it could least put into question how the german economy goes forward. consumers buying german products, cars, washing machines. there is a lot of trade. interestingly, this article says he is going to meet the queen onjuly article says he is going to meet the queen on july the 13th. however it is unlikely he is going to come to london. he would largely avoid london, it says, due to fears of

mass protests. that comes after protests that were held in london when he became president. it said to be working visit. ahead of britain's exit. britain is a key ally. the relationship is said to be not too good. for the uk, relationship is said to be not too good. forthe uk, it's relationship is said to be not too good. for the uk, it's important to get better relations. we have different views. boris johnson says the news is fantastic but sadiq khan says if it comes to london, he will experience an open and diverse city that has always chosen unity over division and liberal values —— values of freedom of speech are held dear. it is a veiled criticism. there will be some sort of demonstration. he also only has

limited time because he is coming to brussels for the nato summit and is said to be avoiding long—distance international travel which is why he's coming on friday the ofjuly. it is not a bad sign that this visit. let's talk deutsche bank. they have told us their profits have dipped 79%. this is in the gulf news. what is going wrong? they have been cutting bank on the number of staff and trying to turn the ship. many people are reporting record profits. that is a huge difference.

they are not making as much money with savings and deposits as us banks would be. they have rising interest rates in the us. it also seems that some of the offering that deutsche bank has is just not fit exactly for what the market needs. they want to scale back their investments, scaleback bonds and focus on german corporate and corporate banking which used to be one of their historic strengths before they embarked on this expansion mission. let's move on and talk about our final story in the sun. i'm sure it is close to your heart as a german. wembley. the scene of so many great victories. apparently, there is a lot of fury. selling wembley stadium to the owner shahid khan. i'm sure you care. to be honest, i'm not really a football

fan but i have been to wembley stadium. england against lithuania. that was an english victory, yes. interesting thing is whether that is going to be a clash surely thou not going to be a clash surely thou not going to be a clash surely thou not going to use nfl matches. surely thatis going to use nfl matches. surely that is fear mongering. it seems that is fear mongering. it seems that people are really afraid of this, seeing as there are so many comments on this story. that is all we have time forward the paper of you. plenty more news to come from that all—importa nt meeting. you. plenty more news to come from that all—important meeting. do stay with us here on bbc news. breakfast news coming up. it's been getting cooler day by day through this week and by the weekend, temperatures will be below the seasonal average,

wet, cold and windy late on sunday. more on that in just a moment. we start friday on quite a chilly note, some areas a touch of frost in scotland but south, not quite as cold because we have this area of low pressure and outbreaks of rain. quite wet start across south—west england in towards south wales. the rain starting to push its way into northern and eastern parts of england as the morning wears on where as further north, it will start bright with plenty of sunshine. that rain will be in bands moving its way northwards across most of england and wales into the afternoon. a few drier interludes, quite strong winds across the channel through the channel islands for cornwall and the scilly isles, gusting up to 40mph. rain heavy into the afternoon. further north, the best of the sunshine in the far north of england and scotland. heavy showers. quite cool. temperatures of 9—13 celsius. certainly cool near the east coast. as we had through friday evening and overnight, the rain peters out.

further north and west, you can see clear skies with another chilly night. into the weekend, it doesn't look too bad, particularly northern and western parts of the uk. sunshine and showers, quite cool in that northerly breeze. that wet and windy weather arriving. this is the picture to saturday. a damp start across the south—east, some spells of light rain, low cloud, mist and murk. a bit of an improvement but the best of the sunshone across the north and west with a few heavy slow—moving boundary showers. cool again for the time of year. 9—12 celsius, particuarly cool across northerna nd eastern coasts. sunday as well. dry around, variable cloud, a bit of sunshine again, a few heavy showers in the north. later in the day, the wind begins to pick up across the south—east with outbreaks of rain and those temperatures again, 9—11 celsius. chilly for late april. the wet and windy weather in the south—east associated with this area of low pressure moving north out of the near continent. it's going to bring some atrocious conditions to much of the south and the east into monday. heavy, persistent rain, standing water, gale—force, northerly winds, gusting 50 or 60mp and it's going to feel cold.

even a little bit of wintriness over the higher ground here. a bit of uncertainty towards the western extent but it looks like the north and western areas will see the best of the brightness. but it's going to be a cool day across the board. hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and charlie stayt. a symbolic moment in world history. kim jong—un becomes the first north korean leader in 65 years to enter south korea. he met south korea's president moon for talks in the early hours of this morning, with the two men crossing into each other‘s territories. good morning. it is friday 27 april.

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