release killed, and lots of detail release as well saying that his body was found by his wife at their door in —— on the stairwell i think, three shots to his back etc. and on wednesday, there was this, we had condolences from his relations and collea g u es condolences from his relations and colleagues even boris johnson, condolences from his relations and colleagues even borisjohnson, our foreign secretary was tweeting how horrible it was an yet another russian journalist today press conference was called, and he was presented there, and it was all claimed to have been a hoax. he looks, that picture on the front, he looks, that picture on the front, he looks a little bit stunned by it all, but if we turn to the guardian, this is where you start to get a little more information on this staging of his death. the whole thing bamboozled me today, what i saw the clips come through, i'm trying to figure out what happened because on the front page as you saw

before, you only live twice. it's like something out of a james bond film that you fake a death to expose someone. film that you fake a death to expose someone. essentially it seems to be that arkady babchenko was moved to keep after threats towards his life. the ukraine security says they found out that there was an assassination plot and a gave them months warning and stage this elaborate hoax and including does, even his wife and family did not know. imagine him going on tonight to explain to his wife how he faked his own death and why as well, but i think it's actually really bad thing for journalists or trust in journalism, because they are below bin collectors and estate agents in terms of how people trust in what we do in our professions, and the idea that a very prominent journalist has been critical of the kremlin and latimer boudin was —— blogger boudin was about, looks like a stage prop ina was about, looks like a stage prop in a russia can save big news no matter what it is now, and we have seen people from their russian state

comparing this to the attack in salisbury. different matter, so although the whole thing is amazingly pulled off, i do wonder if it's a bad thing for our profession generally. the art playing with pr and it could've backfired. it let eve ryo ne and it could've backfired. it let everyone astonished, like sebastian said, the head of that organisation, they have quoted as saying that it's all it takes is one case like this to cast doubt on all the other political assassinations. it's incredible, and no one is really welcoming it the way the whole thing was handled. in the meantime, contrast this with an age —— aid to at the ukrainian government who posted justification to the pain caused to the journalist family and other friends. they said, caused to the journalist family and otherfriends. they said, he caused to the journalist family and other friends. they said, he cited charlotte —— sherlock holmes who is someone charlotte —— sherlock holmes who is someone who states a similar hoax in order to get what he needed, and

she's quoted as saying was not also paying for his relatives and doctor watson? it's a matter, if the language around it, the way it's being played up his incredible. they could've carried out without doing ina public could've carried out without doing in a public domain and that's what they were doing. this is what you do think, i might think it's her idea, thanks someone watching too many films and thought this is a good elaborate way, we should say though that one person has been arrested by the ukraine authorities, soap and they were to try and flush it out this would—be assassin, they may have been successful. but the way they did it, again the photographs you see on the newspapers are so stark that it looks really bad. you mentioned borisjohnson, stark that it looks really bad. you mentioned boris johnson, he stark that it looks really bad. you mentioned borisjohnson, he was caught up by the hoax is last week, and had a big conversation with them, and he was one of the people who is lambasting russia the strongest for what has happened here. he has now been made to look a fool for a second time in a row, we

will see how this pans out, lots of explaining to do and also russia and ukraine have very tense relations since the invasion of cormier a few years ago, i don't ink it's good to prove anything. astern to the front of the daily and the headline is sexist chief claim women aren't fit for boardrooms and in what way are we not picked ? for boardrooms and in what way are we not picked? this is a report that the business department is releasing, and they listed the worst excuses given by board members, male board members, business bosses, for not having women on their boards. so i think tech startup companies don't have any board members were female, at all on board. some have, and some of the excuses given our extraordinary thing women do not wa nt to extraordinary thing women do not want to be in the position. but also the sum of these women think —— two

couples woman to understand. the premise that we may have something to say about that but we talk about that in the editorial, but it extraordinary sum of the excuses given, which shows that often we talk about a cultural opposition to woman coming and reaching certain positions because we want to go and become mothers some of us might not wa nt to become mothers some of us might not want to do it for whatever reason. often we hear about that. it's not that we want to become out there —— mothers, its parents, with its adjoint think. i want to pay respect to those women as well, that's what feminism is about, you want to choose what you want to be we should be allowed to do that. you inside the story is that sometimes we are made to feel very, very unwelcome in certain jobs made to feel very, very unwelcome in certainjobs that we made to feel very, very unwelcome in certain jobs that we are told we are not good enough and that is not a good sign for children growing up obviously. sebastian the deadline is 2020, what should be achieved by dan? the problem is very structural,

this report says the attitudes which clearly are 40 years out of date, it's about being an bringing more people tojunior it's about being an bringing more people to junior management levels so people to junior management levels so they can get to the level where they are now in contention, it's worth pointing out that there are two all marital words groups major, many have progress made. what's it seems to be is this deadline that was set by the government to meet the target, is looking at bit questionable. it's about pardo —— far away. to get that structural change to bring policies to make different parental choices is a lot to do in two years. i want to make a quick point this is posited a for younger women watching, but the number of all male board for paul from 152 two canon. in six years, so it's possible that we could do something about it. let's turn to the financial times, and the us is

showing a willingness to upset long—term allies. showing a willingness to upset long-term allies. indeed, the latest offensive in the trade were all about putting tariffs on aluminium and steel going to china and basicallyjust it's the whole thing as we saw basicallyjust it's the whole thing as we saw with north korea, make an aggressive play and get them to negotiation table, you wrote a book about it, and it's desperately being say that your allies, give us an exception it will make it worth your while. the comments x—ray said no, you need to get on it now. i think there is a quote in this, that says we there is a quote in this, that says we need to be careful here. about getting into 1930s protectionism. we don't want to go into what follows back, but there is a sense that by using trade and tariffs, that's a weapon people thought long gone. everyone is about reducing turns encouraging free cake, and i think it's a bad move that he is coming in trying to push these silly weapon

forwards, it damages prosperity for everyone. can wejump forwards, it damages prosperity for everyone. can we jump to the sunday express and cover the brexit story. as you know, he is the leader of the ean as you know, he is the leader of the e an influential group of tory mps who are per brexit. it is said, we do not nice to see that actual story, it's not quite out yet, but it is him saying the brexit border madness, which he claims it is, needs to be stopped because that is becoming a real problem in moving on to further discussions which we need to further discussions which we need to get to quit if we want to provide company and individuals with certainty they crave. i will say he's in switzerland at the moment saying this is the model for what we need and in ireland, the look on google maps you can rather quite borders between switzerland and france where they check customs and goods, so there could be lessons learned, but it is that switzerland

is not an island. we'll finish off by going back to the telegraph and i understand this tickled you both. we both love this, of course gdp are came from something who aren't complying with their own laws, so they're telling us all what to do and we have a huge regulation in and they're not even up to scratch. they have profusely apologise on the front said they will get around to it very soon. apologise for what had they been found out what are they done? i thought they said they were asked —— exempted from it, i thought they were saying there were going to ta ke they were saying there were going to take on the ferry measures to comply with it. i originally i thought they said they would... they're not there yet is distracting they did not meet the deadline. berdych datalink i understand from reading a quick but anyway. there we are answering e—mails and clicking everywhere.

thank you both. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you to both my guess, they're good evening to you, see you later. hello again, it's been another dip contrast, northern ireland and scotla nd contrast, northern ireland and scotland having best of the day sunshine, this was the scene earlier today liverpool. barely a cloud in the sky. was not quite pretty for a win and wealth, it was cloudy. there we re win and wealth, it was cloudy. there were bursts of rain working west with time, talking your rain, all eyes always going on around the western alps. because we have

massive thunderstorms starting to develop there, they will crawl away, northwest across france before working into southern england. doesn't time for the early morning rush hour to work, but before we get there, a few showers overnight for scotla nd there, a few showers overnight for scotland and northern ireland, with a dry night by all day monday as well. temperatures 40 degrees for number of bases, and tamara put the storms will make their presence felt no doubt about that. we are looking at torrential downpour is, look lets play, large hail, and likely to see disruption. it is true we don't know exactly where the stars are going to occur, but i have the feeling south east england will get hit. risk areas are southern east england will get hit. risk areas are southern england, wales, midland, those areas where they can get hard indeed —— hit hard indeed. 40 mm of rain, but perhaps 80 mm where the storms stay put for several hours, but what if i look like? and looks like the kind of letting we saw in birmingham over

the weekend. worst—case scenario, across some of these areas back to be what we are looking at rest first —— further north you are showers and not a problematic weather. on friday, different story. they will go north, increased risk is northern ireland and scotland, we could see local disruption but the rain will be welcomed, it's been an extensive dry period across the northwest uk, the same time it becomes drier on friday the south, the trends too much of england and wales and into the weekend we showers still across scotla nd the weekend we showers still across scotland and northern ireland and still heavy and still with the thunder mixed in as well. not doing that, looking at highs into the low mid 20s the warmest areas. second half of the weekend and next to —— next week, a trend for the north sea custody cloudy but dry weather and a few isolated showers from time to not best time to time, that your weather. this is bbc news.

i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11. a russian journalist who faked his own death to expose russian agents working in ukraine apologises to loved ones he deceived. translation: i have buried friends and colleagues many times, and i know the sickening feeling. i'm sorry you have to experience it, but there is no other way. the hollywood film producer harvey weinstein is indicted on charges of rape and a criminal sexual act by a grand jury in new york. the grenfell tower inquiry hears of a grandfather who sacrificed his own life, to shelter six people in his top—floor flat. his sister hails him a hero. this shows the respect he gave to those who lost their lives that night, and we know that he would have given comfort to each of them before they