hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories we are seeing the from bbc news: talking to us. we are seeing the feed. president trump is on the move [10w us president donald trump has feed. president trump is on the move now with president moon. will he arrived in korea's demilitarised zone ahead of a meeting meet president kim? we will find out with the north korean leader, ina minute. kim jong—un. meet president kim? we will find out in a minute. stay with us, we will bring you up—to—date with all the morning's headlines. the unprecedented meeting follows an informal invitation from mr trump via twitter. good morning, welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and rogerjohnson. no sitting us president has ever our headlines today: been inside the demilitarised zone, the thin strip of land which divides north and south korea. earlier in a press conference, mr trump said he and kimjong—un now will there be another historic shared a good relationship. handshake tween donald trump and kim jong—un? we can bring you these pictures now live from the demilitarised zone on the korean border now where donald trump has arrived in the demilitarised zone between the two koreas for the first he also addressed troops a moment ever meeting there between an american president and a north korean leader. we developed a very good ago, confirming that he would be relationship and we understand each meeting kim jong—un. it looks other, and i do believe he understands me and i think i may ago, confirming that he would be meeting kimjong—un. it looks like this meeting will be going ahead. he be understand him. and sometimes that can lead is up there, he is at the peace to very good things.

a man in his 20s and a heavily pregnant woman have died in separate stabbings in the past 2a hours in london — village, and he is quite close to paramedics delivered her baby where the meeting will take place. this is the same location where moon who remains in a critical condition. and revving up the sound of the electric car. jae—in and kimjong—un new rules mean in future they will need to make some noise. it's crunch time for england this is the same location where moon jae—in and kim jong—un also shook at the cricket world cup defeat hands across this line, and you can against india today would seriously damage their chances of reaching the semi—finals. even go there as a tourist. it is where those little huts are, and one of them is like a meeting heart, where either side can come in and sit down at a table in the middle. good morning. after the heat and humidity it is literally a lion, and one side of yesterday today will feel much fresher, with sunny spells, a few showers in the north of the line is south korea and the and west. other is north korea. when the north our full forecast coming up shortly. korean leader comes, the meeting can happen very quickly. at the moment it's sunday 30th june. our top story: we are seeing that donald trump has us president donald trump has arrived in korea's demilitarised been there with moonjae—in, and zone ahead of a meeting speaking to soldiers, south korean with the north korean leader kim jong—un. and american soldiers up there on the demilitarised zone, and they are the unprecedented meeting follows ready to go at any time. we are an informal invitation from mr trump via twitter. hearing from south korean media that

within minutes this meeting is take no sitting us president has ever place. it won't be very long. it been inside the demilitarised zone, the thin strip of land which divides might only go for five minutes, so north and south korea. let's get the latest on this moving it isa might only go for five minutes, so it is a lot of effort for this very story now from our correspondent stephen mcdonell. symbolic gesture, and yet it will be quite something, especially given potentially a very historic moment. that the north koreans, we are told, have had about 24 hours to get the logistics together for their leader incredible events here. a day ago, to come down from pyongyang to their side of the demilitarised zone to meet donald trump. i suppose the this wasn't happening, donald trump really significant moment would be says he came up with the idea and if he did step over that borderline put it out there on twitter to see and into what would then officially if they could be a meeting, and then be north korea. absolutely, that is from the outset he says they were getting positive messages back from north korea that kim jong—un would come and meet them. since then we what we are all waiting to see. have heard from moonjae—in, the south korean president, and donald knowing donald trump, the showman trump, that the meeting is going to that he is, he would probably ta ke trump, that the meeting is going to take place. they flew across the welcome the opportunity to do that, palace behind me, a to the to be the first us president to step demilitarised zone, and we are about across the border into north korea since the end of hostilities and to see — this is a very historic shake hands with the leader of north

moment, when the first us president korea, i think that is a chance he since the end of korean war would definitely take and it will be hostilities, to potentially step over the border into north korea and quite something. it is the sort of thing people will remember in decades to come. of course, some shake hands with a north korean critics are saying that the north leader. we are still waiting for this to happen, we are seeing live korean leader hasn't earned this with any move towards pictures at the moment, but as you denuclearisation, and yet according to the south korean leader there is no path to peace except via said, president trump only issued dialogue, so he has welcomed this this invitation yesterday, when it gesture from donald trump. thank you could have been weeks and months in planning. in the end it has been in very much. any pictures coming very short order. his side of it has through from the dmz at the moment, been weeks and months in the we are keeping an eye on, so if planning, because he has been planning, because he has been planning to go to the demilitarised there is any progress we will make zone, so all those logistics of sure we bring it to you. where his helicopter would fly and police are continuing motorcade and the like, that has all their investigations after an eight—months—pregnant woman was stabbed to death in croydon. her baby is critically—ill in hospital, after being delivered been worked out. the remarkable thing is that north koreans have at the scene. a 37—year—old man has been arrested been able to put in place, if what on suspicion of murder. he says is to believe, there it was one of two fatal stabbings in london in 24 hours. logistics within 2a hours, and to a man in his late 205 died after being attacked with a knife have this happen seems quite in east london last night.

remarkable, and confounding the critics, it does seem there is a path to cutting through with this a two—month—old boy who suffered head injuries in an alleged assault sort of off—the—cuff approach from has died in hospital. donald trump. he has been paramedics had been called to an address at bamford criticised, though, some saying that in derbyshire on thursday. a 37—year—old man has been charged kim jong—un doesn't deserve this in connection with the case. meeting, he hasn't had to move any closer to denuclearisation to have jeremy corbyn is demanding an inquiry after two civil servants this meeting. however, moonjae—in, reportedly told a national newspaper the south korean leader, says there he was "too frail" to lead the party is no other path to peace than and become prime minister. the comments were reported in the times yesterday. mr corbyn denied the claims and said it was "concerning for everyone" dialogue, so he praises the that senior officials were briefing president for this dialogue. any a newspaper against a politician. further news and pictures we get, we grieving families will no longer will keep you up—to—date with that. have to cover burial or cremation costs when a child dies under investigations are continuing a new government scheme. after a woman, who was around eight months pregnant, was stabbed each year around 3,800 children die, to death in croydon. with a further 2,700 stillbirths. her baby, who was delivered the children's funeral fund aims at the scene, is still to ensure families won't have to pay critically—ill in hospital. funeral directors in england for burials or cremations from next month. it was one of two fatal stabbings in the capital in 2a hours. a man in his late 20s died from knife wounds

in east london last night. let's get the latest now from our reporterjohn mcmanus. john what more can you tell us? that moment of tragedy, when families will be thinking about the child they have lost, having to work police and paramedics called here to out how to pay for and arrange a funeral is just something else thornton heath in south london at that they really don't 3:30am yesterday, where they found a want to have to worry about. what we're doing here is trying to take away that worry 26—year—old woman who was eight about how you can pay months pregnant, as you say, with for that funeral from them. everyone whose child dies in the context of england sta b months pregnant, as you say, with stab wounds. she died at the scene will be eligible, we are not but paramedics were able to save her means testing this. itjust removes that extra worry child, who was taken to hospital and and stress at a very stressful time for families. remains ina child, who was taken to hospital and remains in a critical condition. european union regulations coming into force tomorrow mean that police say they have arrested a new electric vehicles will have to produce a sound. the noise, which will sound similar 37—year—old man on suspicion of to a traditional engine, murder. he is still being questioned will take effect at speeds of under 12 miles per hour and police are saying they would and when the vehicle is reversing. like anyone with more details about drivers will be able to switch what happened to come forward. this the device off when they think it unnecessary, such as in motorway traffic. it follows concerns that electric cars could put pedestrians, cyclists and other vulnerable road isa users at risk because they're what happened to come forward. this is a profoundly shocking incident, too quiet. and we have had a tweet from the mayor, sadiq khan, and violence has

no place on our streets, and his heart goes out to those who have serena williams has been speaking died and were injured. a man in his exclusively to breakfast ahead of the start of wimbledon tomorrow. the grand slam champion says she's 20s was stabbed to death in newham feeling good about the tournament, yesterday, and an enquiry is under despite being beset with injuries this year. looking ahead into this tournament, way there. very different how do you feel physically? do you feel right there and ready? ifeel good now, it has been a rough circumstances, but they are united time for me this year but i'm by the fact that knives were used, and fatal knife crime last year in finally at a place where i am like, oh my god, i'm not in pain, england and wales was at an all—time let's do this! so this is a good place for me to be in. high. a two—month—old boy who suffered you feel not in pain and ready to go? head injuries in an alleged assault yes, and i couldn't be has died in hospital. paramedics had been called to an address at bamford in derbyshire on thursday. more excited about it! a 37—year—old man has been charged in connection with the case. and you can catch sally's full interview with serena williams here on breakfast tomorrow morning. jeremy corbyn is demanding an inquiry after two civil servants reportedly told a national newspaper he was "too frail" to lead the party and become prime minister.(pres)the comments were reported we are continuing to monitor the in the times yesterday. mr corbyn denied the claims and said it was "concerning for everyone" feed from korea. there is nothing to that senior officials were briefing a newspaper against a politician. report at the moment, kim jong—un let's get the latest now and donald trump expected to meet from our political any minute. in the meantime, all

correspondent, tom barton. eyes will be on edgbaston later, where england play india. yesterday, grieving families will no longer have to cover burial or cremation pakistan beat afghanistan, many costs when a child dies under people watching that with baited a new government scheme. each year around 3,800 children die, breath. it means now that england with a further 2,700 stillbirths. the children's funeral fund aims to ensure families won't have to pay have to beat india todayjust to funeral directors in england for burials or cremations make sure that the ball stays in from next month. their court, because if they don't beat india today they will have to beat india today they will have to beat new zealand on wednesday, a lot of pressure, especially with back—to—back wins. so all eyes will be on edgebaston that moment of tragedy, when families will be thinking later when they take on india, about the child they have lost, having to work the only unbeaten side in the competition. out how to pay for and arrange england know they need to win a funeral is just something else to keep qualification for the that they really don't semifinals in their own hands. the pressure is on after back want to have to worry about. to back defeats, but captain what we're doing here is trying to take away that worry eoin morgan says his about how you can pay side should embrace it. for that funeral from them. everyone whose child dies in the context of england we are in an extremely lucky will be eligible, we are not position, playing in a world cup means testing this. itjust removes that extra worry at home for your own country and stress at a very is a extremely privileged position to be in. stressful time for families.

all new electric vehicles must be fitted with a noise—emitting device, it offers a huge opportunity, similar to the sound to more group stages left, of a traditional engine, if we win them we could to alert other road users to their presence from tomorrow. get through to a world the european union rules follow cup final, so there is still a lot concern that vehicles without a petrol or diesel on the line and we are really engine are too quiet, looking forward to it. putting pedestrians, cyclists and other vulnerable road users at risk because they do not realise they are approaching. katy austin reports. so it's advantage pakistan in the race for a world cup top four place after they beat afghanistan by three wickets at headingley yesterday. chasing 228 to win, pakistan were in trouble at 167—6. but an unbeaten 49 from imad wasim managed to get pakistan over the line with two balls remaining. the win moves pakistan above england and into the top four. it's thought as many as four million people will have descended on the streets of new york defending champions australia beat this weekend to celebrate the city's new zealand by 86—runs despite being restricted to 243—9 annual lgbt pride. from their 50 overs, the festivities follow a series new zealand's trent boult taking of events which have taken a hat—trick at the end place throughout this week to mark of the innings. the 50th anniversary of the iconic stonewall riots. the protests in 1969 are still seen but the black caps never got close by many as the start of the international to chasing their target down, gay rights movement. bowled out for 157 with more serena williams has been speaking than six overs remaining.

exclusively to breakfast ahead of the start of wimbledon tomorrow. australia are already certain of semifinal place, the grand slam champion says she's new zealand should feeling good about the tournament, despite being beset with injuries this year. make the last four. looking ahead into this tournament, how do you feel physically? do you feel right there and ready? to the women's world cup. ifeel good now, it has been a rough we have a break for a couple of days before the semi—finals on tuesday — time for me this year but i'm when england face the usa. finally at a place where i am like, oh my god, i'm not in pain, let's do this! so this is a good place for me to be in. sweden had to come back from a goal you feel not in pain down to beat germany 2—1, and ready to go? the first time they've beaten them yes, and i couldn't be in a major competition in 24 years. stina blackstenius with the winner to send her nation into more excited about it! the last four. and you can catch sally's full interview with serena williams here on breakfast tomorrow morning. the dutch had it a little easier, last night saw the killers headline securing their spot with a 2—0 the pyramid stage at glastonbury, win over italy. as well as janet jackson and liam gallagher making their solo debut appearances. it was a hot day for fans too, as temperatures reached 31 degrees two second—half headers from vivianne miedema and stefanie celsius at worthy farm — van der gragt carried them almost the festival's hottest to the last four for the first time. day on record. lizo mzimba is up early their semi—final will be on wednesday, england of course take on the usa on tuesday. both matches will be live on bbc one. with wimbledon starting tomorrow, there for us this morning. the final international tournament always has added interest

a few people up and about, the and the winner of the men's draw at esatbourne taylor fritz will be litter pickers at least. that's in confident mood heading right, and overcast morning, which isa right, and overcast morning, which is a relief i think too many people to the all england club. after the heat of yesterday. the big the american beat sam querry in straight sets, playing in only his second final clear up under way around the site, to pick up his first and here at the pyramid stage after and here at the pyramid stage after a successful second day, the pyramid ever tour title. stage saw the likes of the proclaimers, a slick performance in the women's draw, world number three karolina pliskova defeated wimbledon champion from janet jackson, and angelique kerber in straight sets. proclaimers, a slick performance from janetjackson, and liam gallagher with a mix of solo pliskova didn't drop a set material and 0asis classics that in the whole tournament. went down very well. meanwhile, his so kyle edmund will lead british brother, noel, was mocked a bit by hopes in the men's singles but andy murray will be scottish singer lewis capaldi. when there in the men's doubles and possibly the mixed — he came out he played out comments and right now there's a lot of talk of a very exciting pairing. that noel had made about him that we re that noel had made about him that were quite disparaging, then he was 23 time grand slam champion serena williams. when asked about the prospect she said "i'm definitely available". wearing a big coat in the style of now 37, serena has only played five tournaments this year noel gallagher, and then displayed a because of a knee injury. and andy murray himself has said picture of noel with a heart around

it. had probably the biggest she would be a "solid partner." audience so far, and they brought out special guests including the pet shop boys, who performed always on after complaints that formula one is getting increasingly boring this my shop boys, who performed always on season, it's suddenly got interesting in austria. that's because ferrari's charles my man, and others. a lot to live up leclerc broke the track record at the red bull ring to claim pole position for today's grand prix ahead of runaway championship leader lewis hamilton. to, including the cure and kylie but afterwards the briton was punished after "unnecessarily minogue. thank you very much. impeding" kimi raikkonen. that saw him relegated to fourth on the grid with max verstappen promoted to second. the litter pickers have been a are big pleasure to drive the car, little bit slower than they were itjust felt great and very happy yesterday, they had it all picked up by this time yesterday but they are to bring pole position back home, but tomorrow we need taking a little bit longer this to finish thejob. morning. yes, but i think they with formula one happening today, deserved a bit of a lion, they have and we're looking ahead to wimbledon had a very difficult couple of days, tomorrow and the cricket world cup, and let's have half—an—hour sleep

then the women's world cup later, it m, and let's have half—an—hour sleep in, it will all be gone by the time is so hard to contain it all in one the first acts come on. i have bulletin. watched them year after year and i gave it a good go! they do a phenomenaljob.” we have the feedback now to the watched them year after year and they do a phenomenaljob. i wasjust demilitarised zone. i'm afraid there saying, i haven't seen much of glastonbury this year, but you can catch up with almost all the acts on isn't much to see other than a door, but if you are just tuning in we are bbc iplayer, sojust catch up with almost all the acts on bbc iplayer, so just take your pick and whisk through them. expecting a historic meeting between president trump of the us and let's return to one of our top chairman kim jong—un of stories now and president trump has president trump of the us and arrived in the south korean capital chairman kimjong—un of north korea, seoul, ahead of a possible meeting and here is president trump, right with the north korean leader kim jong—un. mr trump, who is in the region to discuss the flagging on cue, stepping out of those de—nuclearisation talks, aforementioned doors. suggested the meeting in a tweet, describing it as a the context of all of this is that president trump has just been at the 620 president trump has just been at the g20 meeting in osaka, injapan, and came back via south korea, had a meeting with president moonjae—in, spontaneous gesture. was there overnight and he he is crossing to the border. is anyone waiting for him? that is the question.

that is the question. that line is the actual border, that we were watching pictures a few moments ago of mr trump in the dmz. line there. we can see him walking over, and here comes kimjong—un on let's talk now to dr sojin lim the other side. you can see him from the international institute surrounded by other north korean of korean studies. officials. there is absolutely no doubt, this is an incredibly take us once again through what has historic, symbolic moment, if the happened here, and this particular visit to the dmz and how it came cameras can just capture it, historic, symbolic moment, if the cameras canjust capture it, as these two men meet. about. the dmz has been the place where people were not allowed to come in after the korean war amnesties agreement. so, for the the handshake is happening...” last 66 years we didn't have it, and never expected to meet you at this the nature and animals and things, and within the dmz, we still have place. minds around so it is a very dangerous place. mr trump is worth noting that no sitting visiting to see if he can have a american president has ever stepped chance to step up over the border, footin american president has ever stepped foot in north korea. it was a little and it would be something really historic indeed. we have seen us

relations with north korea sort of two steps forward and one step back. uncertain as to how long this this is a positive direction of travel, isn't it? i am not so sure, meeting would last, whether indeed it would actually happen. it came about, it was seen, as a result of because we haven't seen any concrete an invitation via twitter in which president trump said he would be in the dmz, if you would like to meet oi’ because we haven't seen any concrete or tangible discussions, especially there. he clearly knows was not that in terms of denuclearisation and is the picture that will really make sanctions, really. this could be an impression around the world. the fa ct an impression around the world. the fact that he is actually in north very dangerous to give a message korea, cross that line, and shook the hand of kimjong—un within north korea's borders. the korean that the us president is happy to peninsula of course divided since the end of the korean war in the meet someone who is abusing human rights, so i am quite sceptical that 19505. the diplomacy between the two this is not only positive. this can nations, the united states and north also show that they still have a korea, was non—existent for many, renegotiation, they still have a many decades and just in the last dialogue, they have good relations, two years since donald trump has been elected to office, things have so dialogue, they have good relations, so that could all be very positive at the same time. president trump, started to move forward. they have along with many other world leaders, is all about the optics. what looks stabbed sub— steps forward in a

couple of steps back before as well. good on tv, what looks impressive on stephen mcdonnell, alp social media, is there a danger that correspondent, —— our correspondent. this is just social media, is there a danger that this isjust a bit social media, is there a danger that this is just a bit of social media, is there a danger that this isjust a bit of pr, or do you think something like this can lead they are walking to south korean to something more meaningful? think something like this can lead to something more meaningful7m territory to pose for a photograph could be both ways. in terms of ona territory to pose for a photograph on a south korean soil. president moon of south korea is also in the entourage or has been earlier in the donald trump, he is looking towards visit with president trump who had a state visit in the soul last night and kimjong—un are now standing on his 2020 election. last night when and kimjong—un are now standing on he tweeted, the democratic a south korean soil. just seeing if candidates had a tv discussion session, and they had a huge number we can pick up any of the of audience members. it could be a conversation. as you can see, it is a little bit chaotic with the media. although the visit to the dmz was very good chance for him, but at the not planned, this was not same time because of hanoi, they necessarily, the meeting between these two men. not necessarily months in the planning at all. it didn't have a good chance to talk to seems to have been a very impromptu each other and this could be a breakthrough in terms of their meeting and therefore, it is a situation. so, it could also be little scrambled but nonetheless, positive, it goes both ways.

significant for it. i think we can president moonjae—in said this morning, and president trump said, that they both expected chairman kim talk to our correspondent who is a to come to the demilitarised zone. few miles away from where this particular meeting is now. stephen do you think he will? it could be mcdonnell, in seoul. what you think? quite embarrassing if he doesn't, couldn't it? i didn't think he would well, i can tell you, all eyes here come. you were suggesting you hadn't in seoul are on the televisions. seen anything that would suggest he would come. trump is planning to people can't believe it. you are leave career in 90 minutes, so he seeing first donald trump, striding into north korea, to meet kim really doesn't have enough time now. jong—un. the two of them coming back across the border. stephen even though it will only be for a 15 mcdonnell, let's see if we can get a minute talk or a two minute talk, as mrtrump minute talk or a two minute talk, as mr trump suggested, we still don't see that turning anything around translation on what kim jong—un has yet, and we don't know how he can just said and see if we can hear reach there. he could still be from donald trump as well. considering if he needs to come or not, but if he doesn't turn up it u nfortu nately from donald trump as well. unfortunately it seems there is no will be a huge embarrassment for sound on the picturesjust unfortunately it seems there is no sound on the pictures just for the donald trump because he said mr kim moment. we are relying on a microphone on top of that camera but thatis

confirmed he was coming. our picture microphone on top of that camera but that is the feed that is coming in from the korean border, feed from the demilitarised zone for the moment has gone, so we will wait unfortunately... we concede we can and see if it comes back. pick up some of the sound again. president trump talked about the fa ct president trump talked about the fact that the two of these men had we are keeping a close eye on events at that particular region at the exchanged letters recently and he moment. if they look like there's said in an earlier press conference any more movement there, we will bring it to you. it was a beautiful himself, he felt like they had an understanding but they were getting to know each other. we're going to day across the country yesterday. we have had some lovely pictures are sentin have had some lovely pictures are sent in from our weather watcher ‘s. be in to know each other. we're going to beina to know each other. we're going to be in a talk for a little while about different things and a lot of positive things are happening and a hot summer's day i'm glad you could be here to see it on the beach in scarborough, north yorkshire, was captured by gary gimmick. here's a picture of some colourful tremendous positivity. really great lilos taken in camber, things are happening in a lot of east sussex, by peter and leah. and this is of a well dressing,. places but we met and we liked each other from day one and that was very thank you everybody who continues to sendin thank you everybody who continues to send in photographs. i think the important. good weather continues. apps not

quite as sunny today. —— perhaps. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. this is the picture in west sussex this morning. a bit of high cloud another handshake there. we have which won't be spoiling the weather. already had one handshake on the north korean side of the border. just to go over once again what it won't be staying dry for all of president trump said once again, he said great things happening, us. tremendous positivity, they were it won't be staying dry for all of going to go in and there is kim us. more cloud generally across the jong—un meeting president moon of south korea. they are smiling as north of the uk, bringing showers but they will be sunshine around for they shake each other‘s hands and many of us, too. it will feel fresher than it did yesterday. president trump said they would go temperatures yesterday at 3a, making in and have a talk about a few it the hottest day of the year so things. all this of course has far. all the heat and humidity was happened in less than 48 hours. through the first part of the night resident trump was at the g20 in but the cold front is working its 05aka injapan way eastwards, leaving us with a resident trump was at the g20 in 05aka in japan when resident trump was at the g20 in 05aka injapan when he tweeted that fresher field. moreover westerly breeze coming in through the course he would be visiting the of today. that is bringing a few demilitarised zone this morning and showers today for parts of western he would be interested to say hello scotland, northern ireland can see a few of those showers and one or two to kim jong—un if putting into the north—west of england and north wales, too. he would be interested to say hello to kimjong—un if he could make it eastern scotland and much of central to kimjong—un if he could make it to their at the same time and these and eastern england, wales, the credit —— pictures here, we saw

cloud will tend to break up so some spells of sunshine this afternoon and temperatures feeling fresher. a president trump walk with kim bit of a breeze around today. into jong—un —— onto north korean soil. the evening hours and it could be thundery for a time across western that is a moment in itself because parts of scotland was not heavy no sitting american president has showers are working eastwards and ever stepped foot onto north korean one or two lengthy showers getting into north—west england. rest of the soil. they are now on the south korean side of the border and uk, dry with clear spells and temperatures down to ii to iii. much president trump said they would have a short meeting with lots of things to discuss. you can see the security more comfortable for sleeping was services are keeping the cameras back from the two men. it is not i will have more details for you amazing, in many ways, how exposed in around about half—an—hour. not i will have more details for you in around about half-an-hour. thank this whole process is to members of you, sarah. we will take you the media. there does seem to be a straight back to pictures from north korea. this is in the demilitarised zone between north korea and south korea. president trump has arrived certain degree of warmth, if we can in this area after flying back to south korea after the g20 yesterday. believe all the smiles between these three men. let's see if we can hear president trump again. we will go to you can see he is accompanied by president moon of south korea. he has been meeting people from the american military in the region and

he is presumably there with south korean troops who are also involved stephen mcdonnell who is watching things from seoul. it looks like in overseeing this particular part of the area between north korea and south korea full stop he tweeted out they will be a meeting between the an invitation to kim jong—un saying three leaders was not that we have come and meet me for a quick hello any idea of the substance? well, i and as yet... no sign of him. we suppose the thing they are going to don't know if that invitation has be discussing is denuclearisation. been formally accepted. we think the moonjae—in, he be discussing is denuclearisation. moon jae—in, he came be discussing is denuclearisation. moonjae—in, he came to power with a timing are going to be tight on this resounding victory, promising to try and set up some sort of dialogue as we heard from our expert earlier. with the north. this was after years of policy of trying to freeze them perhaps a meeting between those two leaders are unlikely at this stage out. he would welcome this moment. but don't rule anything out. we're not exactly he was moved indoors because he was at vantage point he certainly said this is a great before. now it appears he has moved initiative from donald trump and we back into a south korean building to see there, that kind of chaos as the meet those members of the armed three of them meeting on the demilitarised zone that it is nice forces. we will continue to monitor chaos, if we can put it that way. it these pictures. we don't know whether kim jong—un is these pictures. we don't know whether kimjong—un is on his these pictures. we don't know whether kim jong—un is on his way or not. as we were hearing from our just shows how quickly things can guestjust not. as we were hearing from our guest just before not. as we were hearing from our guestjust before the weather move where there is a will to do something and even though donald trump cosmic trip to the

forecast. an expert in korean demilitarised zone has been planned studies. she was saying she expects for sometime, the north korean leader was given 24 hours to somehow president trump to stay for another get all the logistics to somehow get 1.5 hours before he leaves korea and all the logistics together to come down from pyongyang to meet donald therefore there mightjust simply not be tired. she wasn't aware that trump at the demilitarised zone. it kim jong—un was not be tired. she wasn't aware that kimjong—un was in is quite incredible. —— even though not be tired. she wasn't aware that kim jong—un was in the area but her sources will obviously be better donald trump cosmic trip to the than ours. president trump with a smile for the camera, nonetheless, demilitarised zone. —— donald trump. as he listens to president moon speaking to the troops. we don't know whether kim jong—un is going to meet him or not. although he will fully appreciate, presumably, an they are going inside where more intended nod to the significance of his presence. trying to look back on history and see whether there was substantive talks will take place. we don't expect them to last very any significant meeting of visit by long but maybe this is about any significant meeting of visit by an american leader to north korea. kickstarting the process again. as we we re kickstarting the process again. as we were mentioning earlier, the last formal meeting they had was in hanoi the last president of former president to visit the area was about this denuclearisation process presidentjimmy carter and met kim and it didn't really get anywhere. il—sung there back in1991i as in fact, it broke up earlier than

presidentjimmy carter and met kim il—sung there back in 1994 as the two of them developed a bilateral had been planned. maybe this is about trying to get things back on step—by—step peace plan and that was track again. we will continue to monitor these pictures. in the long after he left office, of meantime, let's talk to a gas here in the studio who is the direct of course,jimmy the international institute of long after he left office, of course, jimmy carter. this is the korean buddies at the university of first us president to visit the dmz, certainly if he stepped over the central lancashire. —— gassed here border into north korea, that would be unique. that would indeed. no sitting us president has ever been in the studio. i bet you never expected to see a us president to north korea. 0bviously for many, stepping into north korea. —— guest. many years, the korean war back in the 50s now, the korean peninsula never. they tried times before but has been divided for many decades. it didn't happen. even after president trump, i don't know if we can hear what he is saying. we president nish their time, they try to have a trip but it didn't happen. didn't give him much notice but we —— finished their time. this is remarkable indeed. even though they respect each other. we respect each other. maybe we like each other. he don't have proper substance from has agreed to meet and i am going to today's meeting, i still think this could be a good, positive sign. meet him in about four minutes. i'm especially when they are now sending going to cut my speech a little bit altogether with president moon from the south and kim jong—un from the short other than to say you are terrific people, you have done a north and that could be a good fantastic job and we indication for the future but now terrific people, you have done a fantasticjob and we are with you all the way. you know that. there we

90, all the way. you know that. there we they moved into the office and it go, we heard it from president trump will be a critical moment for them, himself. he is going to meet kim how they can continue to seize this moment afterwards. just to describe jong—unin himself. he is going to meet kim jong—un in about four minutes. kim the people what's happened in the last couple of hours, president jong—un in about four minutes. kim jong—un is there. the meeting is trump was in seoul overnight with going to take place and then the symbolism, obviously, it is the president moon and they too went to handshake. we know the two men have the demilitarised zone together and met american troops and south korean troops and in that to kill a moment, met a couple of times already. the he confirmed he would be meeting kim rhetoric has been toned down jong—un and then we saw these considerably in recent times. it was only a couple of years ago he was remarkable pictures of him crossing called rocket man, president trump the border. ——in that particular talking about the north korean leader. now preparing to meet him and perhaps, haps, that very moment. it is a lot. if it was an symbolic moment, if he does indeed step over the lied, over into north easy task than when we had the korea. 0ne step over the lied, over into north private talks for, it could have korea. one would imagine he would happened but this is not so simple. step over into north korea if they are going to have the meeting unless before the denuclearisation process, kimjong born before the denuclearisation process, kim jong born needs to see how the kim jong—un stepped into the dmz. —— over the line. resident trump other countries can guarantee. —— kim jong—un. his region alluded to a long planned visit to

the dmz in his tweets and then there other countries can guarantee. —— kimjong—un. his region is under dictatorship. it is not up to the was this tweet which came yesterday president trump to guarantee in which he said, "i will be there at the border of the dmz stop if anything. they need to see how they can continue this process. how chairman kim of north korea sees important, from the north korean this, i would love to shake his hand point of view, i mean, it is clear what the us wants from them, to and say hello (i?) which is " —— scale back the nuclear programme, how important is it that the sanctions are relaxed ? how important is it that the sanctions are relaxed? it could be two ways again. kim jong—un, some say that as a leader, he has whatever he needs so if he doesn't ca re whatever he needs so if he doesn't care about his people that he (!?)". this is an informal way of doesn't need to worry about the sanctions situation. his father, his doing it. he certainly does things ina grandfather, especially his father, doing it. he certainly does things in a different way in the way that was pretty much 0k, even under the convention has dictated sanctions situation but at the international diplomacy is done for top he uses social media a lot and moment, he is only young leader and this is the way he extended this if he sees his future for the next invitation, it seems, to kim 40 have a 50 years, he can't live jong—un. president trump moving away like this. —— 40—50. the situation now. we should talk about the is different. now the market is more

coverage from the south korean broadcasters who were there and the connections from their radio cameras or less capitalised by people. from will go wherever donald trump goes and you would imagine, if he is the grassroots, the situation is different for top people now have a about to meet kim jong—un, better access, more access to and you would imagine, if he is about to meet kimjong—un, as he said he is, he is not going to want internet. they know what it is like outside north korea and now they to not have that moment on tv. we know much more than before and will stay live with these pictures because of that, kim jong—un can't at the moment. resident trump live this situation otherwise they meeting representatives of american troops on the north south korean border. —— president trump. we will can have a coup. so some kind of wait to see the cameras follow him through. it is worth reminding you, the topsy—turvy in nature of their economic revival is essential to his relationship. insults happen, thrown long—term future. and also, of course, he is very close to insults in the past, they have had a president xijinping of course, he is very close to president xi jinping of china and course, he is very close to president xijinping of china and he will see how china has managed that series of meetings. however, the process of economic liberalisation. yes, and not only china. he already mentioned that when he had the hanoi meeting in vietnam, as well. keeping last one in hanoi was not terribly this communist political system, he productive. nothing concrete came out of it and in fact, the meeting can adapt part of capitalised market was cut short and had originally been planned. in the meantime, john systems which he can't avoid at the moment because it is already there wood has been strengthening his so he needs to think about his already strong ties with china, people, their needs, and because of meetings with president xi jinping. that, he does need to the sanction relief. the point you make about the

—— north korea has been people, the human rights record in north korea is absolutely can't keep and it is something that doesn't get strengthening their strong ties with china. diplomatically, there is an talked about when you think about awful lot of work to be done. these are symbolic moments and they nuclear versus sanctions. it is certainly grab picture headlines but absolutely key. ——it is absolutely they are —— there is certainly a lot key. people in north korea live in of ha rd to they are —— there is certainly a lot of hard to permitted work if terrible conditions, many of them. something concrete will come out in this. drifting to think decades of yes, many of them indeed. before, no diplomatic contact between the when they had less access to the information, they even didn't have united states and north korea and the vocabulary human rights is that has everybody has always said, north they didn't know what it means and korea is a very small state that the because of that, that can show us how terrible it is and kim jong—un progressives — make the progress it really needs to face and prepare for has made in its nuclear programme has made in its nuclear programme has made in its nuclear programme has made it something the united the situation that he opens society. states has had to take considerable interest in. but the release of otto see if we can listen to him. i don't know if there is a translation, maybe you can pick up on the gist of what he is saying. warmbier, the us student who was held in captivity in north korea, he was returned in what pyongyang was

calling humanitarian grounds. it started the somatic ball rolling. they were insults back and forth later in 2017 then that breakthrough only at the beginning of last year when kim jong—un said he was open to dialogue with president trump and they met in singapore just over a year ago but then negotiations, as you said, have struggled a little are you getting the just of what he is seeing? he said the borderline bit in hanoi with their last meeting. just to remind you, if you was a sign of divided arejust meeting. just to remind you, if you are just joining meeting. just to remind you, if you arejustjoining us, we are looking at pictures live from the dmz, the area of land between north korea and south korea. president trump has paid a visit there this morning, the koreas and it could be a positive first us president to do so since sign for the future. he is holding the conflict between the two nations was demilitarised. he had earlier the camera above his head and the microphone is on the camera so he is yesterday sent out a tweet

suggesting he would be happy and willing to meet kimjong—un, the leader of north korea, of course, and just a few moments ago, in that impromptu meeting with representatives from south korean military and us military, he confirmed he would be meeting kim jong—unin confirmed he would be meeting kim jong—un ina confirmed he would be meeting kim jong—un in a roundabout, welcome at that time he said four minutes was not well, that was at least five minutes ago. so presumably at any minutes ago. so presumably at any minute now. don't know whether cameras will be there. if they are, we will return to those pictures and try and tell you. we will continue to monitor the feed. let's take a look at the papers. bbc breakfast. the political historian mike finn look at the papers. bbc breakfast. the political historian mike firm is here from the university of exeter. 0n here from the university of exeter. on that story, how seriously do you ta ke on that story, how seriously do you take moments like that in terms of its symbolism in political history? conventionally, you take the more

seriously because of the nature of donald trump is ‘s approach and style over the last few years has diluted the symbolism, if that makes sense. if you think back to build clinton in the 905. — mike bill clinton. ya55er arafat. these were very pivotal moments in the peace process. “— very pivotal moments in the peace proce55. —— bill clinton. here, this i5a proce55. —— bill clinton. here, this is a bit more like when i turned up to school karaoke and i failed to sign upfor to school karaoke and i failed to sign up for it. there seems to be a bit of a vibe of well, this is com pletely bit of a vibe of well, this is completely unorthodox, nobody knows what to make of it. and yet, he has had more progress than any of his predecessors, to be fair, in terms of actually trying to spark a day of dialogue. do we give him credit for that? -- dialogue. do we give him credit for that? —— 5park dialogue. do we give him credit for that? —— spark a dialogue. dialogue. do we give him credit for that? -- spark a dialogue. speaking to somebody who used to be a political advisor, this is cobb ma55ey progre55. political advisor, this is cobb ma55ey progress. what is the end? — make cosmetic progress. —— cosmetic progress. just for people watching

at home, ourfeed has gone for progress. just for people watching at home, our feed has gone for the moment and says in big letters, " standby, please stand by for more". we will stand by for more. the one thing president trump has got is lots of personality and animal magnetism but according to the 0bserver magnetism but according to the observer today in terms of the tory leadership campaign, animal magnetism may not enough. this is a poll of tory voters and they are asked who they prefer and on what criteria about who they prefer between boris johnson criteria about who they prefer between borisjohnson and criteria about who they prefer between boris johnson and jeremy huntand between boris johnson and jeremy hunt and one of the conservative correspondence has wallowed him around and the gas — make the gap has closed and jeremy hunt's performance is slightly better — the 93p- performance is slightly better — the gap. they are trying to say, eventually, in the story, this is a contest. you need to have more substance than the panache of iris johnson and this could be it. the reality is its nonsense.

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