daniel sandford, bbc news, sandringham.at donald trump will hold a second summit with the north korean leader, kim jong—un. the venue hasn't been finalised, but the hope is they'll meet some time at the end of next month. the announcement comes after talks in washington between the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, and the lead north korean negotiator, kim yong—chol. there are demands in washington for an investigation into reports president trump ordered his former lawyer michael cohen to lie to congress about his links with russia. a report by the buzzfeed news service claims the president directed mr cohen to lie about his plans to build a trump tower in moscow, before he took office. mr cohen already faces a three yearjail sentence for violating campaign finance laws. here's our north america editor, jon sopel. the subject that just won't go away — the president and russia — and the most serious allegations to date about his attempts to hide the efforts the trump organisation was making to build a trump tower in mosco

daniel sandford. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has the latest.his could have been so much worse. the duke as we know a man of trenchant views, the duke as we know a man of trencha nt views, notable determination. no elderly person likes to have their independence constraint. i would likes to have their independence constraint. iwould imagine likes to have their independence constraint. i would imagine that the duke and the queen might be pondering the sort of message this sense in terms of self—discipline, responsibility, commonsense, and wondering whether it isn't time to let the policeman and a chauffeur to the driving and literally to take back seat. the other thing that we have to consider of course is norfolk police and whether they are just tonight weighing in at with due ca re just tonight weighing in at with due care and attention was being fully exercised on that stretch of road in norfolk this afternoon. the prime minister has been holding talks with other political parties to try to break the current deadlock over brexit after her with

daniel sandford reports.7—year—old husband simply walked away from. his land rover freelander ended up on its side, but a hospital visit this morning confirmed that the duke of edinburgh had no injuries of concern. roy warne was the first at the scene, telling me what had initially caught his eye. i saw a car somersaulting across the road from my right. it was tumbling. it was turning over. he rushed to help the clearly elderly driver of what was a land rover freelander, but at first, the man's legs were trapped. when his left leg moved, his right leg became free and he was able to turn over. that was the first time i saw his face and i realised i was holding the duke of edinburgh and i said something to myself — something like, "blimey", but probably a bit stronger. roy warne then helped the duke out of the car through the sunroof. he walked away from his car and asked if other people were all right. so his kind of immediate concern at that point seemed to be for the well—being of the people travelling in th

our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at sandringham for us tonight. prince phillip‘s crash, we are much clearer now about what happened here on the a149. here too about how miraculous it was that nobody was more seriously injured and how the duke himself escaped unhurt. it was the devastating car crash that the queen's 97—year—old husband simply walked away from. his land rover freelander ended up on its side but a hospital visit this morning confirmed that the duke of edinburgh had no injuries of concern. roy warne was the first to the scene, telling me what had initially caught his eye. i saw a car somersaulting across the road from my right. it was tumbling. it was turning over. he rushed to help the clearly elderly driver of what was a land rover freelander but, at first, the man's legs were trapped. when his left leg moved, his right leg became free and he was able to turn over. that was the first time i saw his face and i realised i was holding the duke of edinburgh and i said something to myself — something like, "blimey," but probably a bit st

daniel sandford there for us.egotiator has arrived in the united states, as the two sides try to arrange a second summit between kim jong—un and donald trump. south korean reports say kim yong—chol is carrying a letter from the north korean leader to mr trump. he's expected to meet the us secretary of state and the president later on friday. let's go now to the bbc‘s laura bicker in seoul. what are you eating into this? well, i think they mean that comes to kim yong—chol‘s visit, it is in the sense that it is laying the groundwork for a potential second summit between kim jong—un and donald trump. remember, the last time this senior aide to kim jong—un travel to washington, it was just before donald trump met kimjong—un in singapore. you may remember that very large letter that he handed over from very large letter that he handed overfrom kim very large letter that he handed over from kim jong—un to the us president, so it may well be that these talks taking place in washington over the next couple of days are all

our correspondent, daniel sandford, has been to the scene of the accident.149 here is a busy road between kings lynn and hunstanton, and vehicles have been going up and down this road all evening at really quite a speed. this is not a place where vehicles drive slowly. what appears to have happened is that the duke of edinburgh, driving his land rover freelander, pulled into this road and was struck by a vehicle coming down the road. now, that vehicle hit it with such force that his freelander was forced on its side, and ended up on its side with the driver's door down here. this is the broken glass and the broken wing mirror from his vehicle. the vehicle that struck his then ended up in the trees, and frankly, it's quite fortunate that people weren't more seriously injured. yes, it certainly was. our royal correspondent sarah campbell is at buckingham palace, and explained that the duke still likes to get behind the wheel. we know that here's a driver. there are pictures of him driving around. —— we know that he is a keen driver. since 2017, he has largely

our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, is at sandringham for us this evening.han 2a hours after prince phillip‘s car crash, it is becoming clearer now what happened. clearer also how miraculous it was that he escaped unhurt. it was the devastating car crash that the queen's 97—year—old husband simply walked away from. his land rover freelander had ended up on its side, and a nine—month—old baby boy had been taken unharmed from the other car. roy warne was the first to the scene, telling me what had initially caught his eye. i saw a car somersaulting across the road from my right. it was tumbling. it was turning over. he rushed to help the clearly elderly driver of what was a land rover freelander, but at first the man's legs were trapped. when his left leg moved, his right leg became free and he was able to turn over and that was the first time i saw his face and i realised i was holding the duke of edinburgh, and i said something to myself, something like, "blimey", but probably a bit stronger. roy warne then helped the duke out of the car, through the sunroof

let's speak to our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, who is on the line.we are following the protests by james goddard and some of the others that seemed to be shouting at anna soubry on that footage that was filmed early in the week. there are about 200 or 300 people marching through central london, taking a route from westminster to victoria and down to pimlico. as the march assembled, at about 20 to 12 this morning, we saw james goddard being arrested by police. when we asked police what it was about, they said it related to a public order offence. they weren't more specific than that. certainly, james goddard hadn't done anything at that point this morning, so we assumed it related to events earlier in the week. daniel, we will leave at there. thanks for the update. police in wisconsin have charged a 21—year—old man with kidnapping a teenage girl and murdering her parents. jake patterson was arrested on two counts of first—degree homicide and one count of kidnapping. 13—year—old jayme closs had been held captive since october, after her mother and fath

earlier we heard from our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford, who was with protesters in centralby james gothard and we are following a protest by james gotha rd and other we are following a protest by james gothard and other people shouting at temp three earlier in the week. 200 oi’ temp three earlier in the week. 200 or 300 people marching from central london to victoria, down to pimlico. as the march assembled about 11:1i0am this morning just outside the tube station, we saw james gothard being arrested by police. when we has to police what that was about they said it related to a public order offence. there were more specific than that. certainly, james gothard hadn't done anything about point this morning so we assume it relates to events early on in the week. the french interior minister says two people have died and dozens injured after an explosion at a bakery in central paris. police suspect the blast was caused by a gas leak which was reported in the building this morning. a number of cars and shops have been damaged by the blast in the city's ninth district. firefighte

earlier, we heard from our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford, who was with protesters in centralprotest by the group linked to james goddard and some of the others that were seen to be shouting at anna soubry in that footage that was filmed earlier in the week. a protest of about 200 to 300 people marching through central london, they have taken a route from westminister to victoria, down through pimlico. but as the march assembled about 11:a0am this morning, just outside stjames park tube station, we sanames goddard being arrested by police. when we asked police what that was about, they said it related to a public order offence. there weren't more specific than that. certainly, james goddard hadn't done anything at that point this morning, so we assume it relates to events earlier on in the week. two french fire fighters and a spanish citizen have been killed in an explosion at a bakery in central paris. dozens more were injured in the blast. police suspect the blast was caused by a gas leak, which was reported in the building this morning. engulfed in flames, this burning ba k

daniel sandford, reports.7—year—old husband simply walked away from. his land rover ended up on its side and a nine month year old baby boy was taken from the other car. he was the first at the scene and telling me what initially caught his eye. first at the scene and telling me what initially caught his eyelj first at the scene and telling me what initially caught his eye. i saw a car, somersaulting across the road from my right. over. g over. hee rushed to help the clearly elderly driver from the land rover but his legs were trapped. clearly elderly driver from the land rover but his legs were trappedm his left leg moved, leg his left leg moved, his right leg was and his left leg moved, his right leg was - and he was able to turn was free and he was able to turn over and that was the first time i was free and he was able to turn over and thatv realised rst time i was free and he was able to turn over and thatv realised ist time i saw his face. i realised i was holding of and i to something blimey but % bit l

earlier we heard from our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, who was with protesters in central goddard and some of the others that were seen to be shouting at anna soubry in that footage that was filmed earlier in the week. a protest of about 200 to 300 people marching through central london, they have taken a route from westminister to victoria, down through pimlico. but as the march assembled about 11:a0am this morning, just outside stjames park tube station, we sanames goddard being arrested by police. when we asked police what that was about, they said it related to a public order offence. there weren't more specific than that. certainly, james goddard hadn't done anything at that point this morning, so we assume it relates to events earlier on in the week. heavy snow is continuing to wreak havoc across large parts of europe, leaving roads blocked, trains services cancelled and schools shut. it's led to the deaths of seven people in austria in the past week , and two hikers have been reported missing. conditions are also particularly treacherous in bavaria, as andy beatt re

our correspondent daniel sandford has been speaking to eye witness roy warne who was driving home whenas turning over, when his left leg became free, moved, his right leg became free and he was able to turn over and at that, that was the first time i saw his face and i realised i was holding the duke of edinburgh and i said something to myself, something like blimey, but probably a bit stronger. yes, he walked away from his car, and asked if other people we re his car, and asked if other people were all right. so his immediate concern about that —— at that point seemed to be for the wellbeing of people travelling... he was much more concerned about other people than himself. he mentioned that he was dazzled by the sun, which would have been directly in front of him from the direction of his travel. we can speak to roya nikkhah, royal correspondent for the sunday times — she's in our central london studio. the latest we are hearing is that the tutankhamun duke has gone to opt for a check up but confirming he had no injuries to worry about, but as eve ryo ne no injuries to worry about, b

earlier we heard from our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, who was with protesters in centrallowing a protest byjames goddard, and some of the others that were seemed to be shouting on that footage that was filmed earlier in the week. the protests are about two to 300 people marching through central london, they've taken the roots from west minster to victoria, and down through the cove. but as the march assembled, it's about 20 to 12 this morning just outside the station, we saw james goddard being arrested by police. when we asked police what that was about, they said it related to a public order offence, they were not more specific than that. but certainly james goddard hadn't done anything at that point this morning, so we assume that relates to events earlier on in the week. thousands of people have marched through central london calling for a general election and an end to austerity. a number of labour shadow cabinet members joined the demonstration which ended at trafalgar square. it comes ahead of a crucial week in the commons, when mps are widely expected to reject th