democrats after an investigation is launched into what he knew about the crimes of child sex abuser cyrilaried set of front pages — let's take a look at a few of them in more detail. the guardian kicks off with the cabinet split exposed as mps vote to delay brexit. it has been quite a week at westminster and not finished yet. where are we? the reason may will ask the eu for an extension at least until the end ofjune before brexit takes place. it is an interesting dynamic because it places the ball in the european country court. then needs to be yunnan community between the states about what sort of extension is offered and what criteria is involved. the french want to be hardline. there is even a suggestion that theresa may has been warned that theresa may has been warned that a second referendum could be a criteria attached to an extension, asa criteria attached to an extension, as a condition of the. and you, anand? i think we could get a short delay without fuss partly because they do not want to be seen to have imposed a no deal outcome on us immediately before the parliament election

i'm cyril vanier. >>> your headlines this hour. experts tell cnn that it appears north korea is preparing for some kind of launch. that's their assessment after studying satellite photos of a rocket assembly factory. at this point it's not clear whether the launch would be military in nature or a satellite launched into orbit. >>> the u.s. president is lashing out at his former attorney. mr. trump says michael cohen lied to congress about never asking for a pardon. by contrast, mr. trump says he feels very badly for his former campaign manager paul manafort. manafort was sentenced to almost four years in prison for financial crimes. >>> the newborn baby of the so-called isis bride has died, according to the kurdish red crescent. she left the uk four years ago to join isis and she now says she wants to return, but the british government has revoked her citizenship. she has challenged that decision. >>> christine levinson, she has waited and waited and waited for answers. 12 years ago her husband robert levinson, a u.s. citizen, vani

and evidence that prosecutors and the liberal democrats turned a blind eye to the activities of cyrilhe child abuse inquiry. the founder and chief executive of the fashion chain ted baker has resigned following allegations of misconduct, including "forced hugging". he has denied the charges. now, sport today. hello. i'm tulsen tollett. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: with nine games to go, we look at what could be the decisive factors in where the premier league trophy ends up in may. just what is going on at real madrid? gareth bale's agent hits out at the fans over their treatment of him. and more than 200 people take part in a skating marathon on a frozen lake in siberia. hello there, and welcome to the programme, where we start with football, and the news that seven points stood between liverpool and title rivals manchester cityjust two months ago. now, it's the defending champions city who lead the title race by a single point. liverpool's goalless draw with everton is their fourth in the past six league games. so, is pressure sta

and evidence that prosecutors and the liberal democrats turned a blind eye to the activities of cyril at the child abuse inquiry. let's take a look at some of today's other news. prince harry has officially dedicated a memorial in birmingham to the british victims of the 2015 tunisia terrorist attacks. the memorial will be a focus of remembrance for those killed in two separate attacks on the bardo museum in tunis and a hotel beach resort in sousse. a number of the british victims were from the midlands. the founder and chief executive of the fashion chain ted baker has resigned following allegations of misconduct, including "forced hugging". ray kelvin had been on a voluntary leave of absence since december last year, following the misconduct allegations. mr kelvin denies any wrongdoing. its often said that social media is one of the primary causes of social divisions today — but many argue it's also a force for good. this week the bbc s launched a new series of crossing divides, examining the causes of polarization and fragmentation in the 21st century. 0ur media editor, amol rajan,

suspended from the liberal democrats following his evidence to the inquiry into child sexual abuse about cyril smith. new figures show the number of criminals caught with knives oi’ dangerous weapons has hit a 10—year high. and at 11.30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers lucy fisher, defence correspondent at the times and anand menon, director of uk in a changing europe — stay with us for that. tonight, the house of commons has voted in favour of delaying brexit, with just 15 days to go to the set date of the uk's departure from the european union. the prime minister will now have to ask her fellow eu leaders to approve the delay. the parliamentary motion says that if a brexit plan is agreed by mps by next wednesday then the extension to the process would be relatively brief. if there's no deal agreed the extension would be longer and the uk might then have to take part in the european elections. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports on the series of votes taken in parliament today and why they're likely to lead to a brexit delay. speeding back to number

sunday after electricity imports from side clone head to mozambique stopped south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has pledged to invest one point six billion dollars a year into the company that is if he is reelected in may. but everyone talks about gender equality here in europe but are we also walking the walk not when it comes to equal pay men and women nowadays often pursue the same kind of careers from taxi drivers to doctors and nor yes but one men and women doing the exact same jobs at the end of the month their paycheck differs vast here in germany there is a gender pay gap of up to six percent room for improvement. in berlin it pays to be a woman well today it does the city's transport operators have given female passengers twenty one percent off the aim is to raise awareness of the gender pay gap is certain is that the unfair yes it's unfair. but we have to point out that it's much much less fair that women in germany earn on average twenty one percent less for the same work as their male counterparts. comment yes i mentioned police but it's a little more complicated than mass

suspended from the liberal democrats after admitting he knew about the crimes of child sex abuser cyrils take a look at a few of them in more detail. the guardian saying the split over stomach overwhelmingly to split per exec was a loop today was the day we finally found out that theresa may is set to ask the eu to delay brexit until the end ofjune. is set to ask the eu to delay brexit until the end ofjune. what we will see you now to frame the debate is whether mps should accept her deal as she brings it back next tuesday for a third attempt to try and get it through the commons, or risk a long, possibly up to two years delayed a brexit. third time lucky, do you think? the numbers don't look good for her, she can narrow the gap but a lot of things will have to work in her favour to get her through tuesday. i'm sceptical, but she can come close. people are then talking about a fourth meeting, not necessarily a third one. could she get it through that third or fourth time? i have every confidence that if she loses by a narrow margin next week, that deal will come back to parliament at a

cyril then once to make school a more gripping and pleasurable experience with the help of virtual reality. when i was on the market certainly it's in the other stuff exactly though we are technology they always. say seems very boring about the place and the contents so it's very hard for them to. focus on the fact that she's developed an app that takes students on a virtual trip abroad and lets them communicate with people all over the world in english to the v r a headset then corrects their use of the language her start up works with one hundred schools seven thousand children so far have used the app she herself had problems as a school student that's one reason she wants to improve english language teaching. my corys to decrease there with the education i get between there we can the poor it because all if i gave great. content education the content and inexperience. to the student at low cost even though it is very high tech. technology is changing the way students learn around the world it's also changing what they learned. experts estimate that by twenty twenty five more than half

and evidence that prosecutors and the liberal democrats turned a blind eye to the activities of cyril to the british victims of the 2015 tunisia terrorist attacks. the memorial will be a focus of remembrance for those killed in two separate attacks, on the bardo museum in tunis and a hotel beach resort in sousse. a number of the british victims were from the midlands. mountain rescue teams in the lake district say they are being repeatedly called out unnecessarily, because of people relying on their smartphones to navigate. 0ne team is also calling for signposts on england s highest mountain to prevent walkers from heading down a dangerous gully. danny savage sent this report from cumbria. off we go. a mountain rescue team on england's highest peak, but they say they are getting called out too often. we have so many avoidable resces that we really want to get the message across to try to reduce them. what do you mean by avoidable, though? people who haven't prepared, they haven't got the right kit, they get benighted, no torch. you know, if they'd thought just that little bit, they wo

breeders are proud to be british and even proud of breck's it is cyril boyd from germany's club for british herding dogs so after breaks that regulations for dogs entering the u.k. are likely to be tightened canines might have to spend weeks in quarantine not turn it off of course there are really good breeders there and you'd like to use this dogs they have other genetic material than what we have here. if they can't go to the u.k. these dogs might not get a mate how shocking. will germany's dog population soon be comprised of just ducks ones and german shepherds. india the believe now in the ring needn't worry about that. with the thirteen years she's a senior citizen. but fans here will also miss the camaraderie with their british counterparts some travel to birmingham to crufts the famous dog show. that it's about fulfilling a dream i'm crying because i wanted to do that once in my life even if we don't win we can say with their input i'm going to be a. bit sad but cheer up other countries also have nice dogs. and as far as breeding goes there's always artificial insemination though for

income to the last moment that positive solution to this house has almost itself on you or it brought cyril was . all into order there's a lot of very noisy barricade there a lot of noise indeed we're going to try to cut through that right now i'm joined here at the big table by roger casella he's a former labor lawmaker and founder of new europeans that's a group dedicated to ensuring that e.u. citizens know their rights right it's good to see you again i mean it's unbelievable that we are where we are in this brics it process i'll ask you what we've been asking all day who was in control of brics it's not well tonight the sinner in the hands of the european union it's a great irony that in twenty sixty one of the reasons that many people said they voted for me was to contro tonight controllers with european union. because theresa may has to go to the european council and what happens next is dependent on not on what she says to the european union but what the european council say to teresa and they know that if she goes back to london and tries to put her plan up for third logic would tel

cyril: zwei manner, gehen und finden schmidt. eh? zakila koko? he wants to know why you stuffed your genitals into a coconut. because i hate this goddamn island. zu laguna mua mua. noah: mm-hmm, mm-hmm. he says you saved their lives, so now you're friends of the mua mua. batu baruka zu zaku. and that together, we will kill these white devils. nik andu. uh, no offense. none taken? teko besta. and then, we'll have a huge feast. (groans) ekari zim. oh, my gosh, really? -wow. -what? ah, well, he said even i could come. do you not normally go to the feasts? oh, no, no. god, no. (laughs) they're... super racist. well, guess you can find out what a human being tastes like after all. (chuckles) oh, man, and this is probably gonna sound weird, but i could kind of eat. a person? not a whole person, asshole. but maybe, like, a drumstick? >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: yeah! welcome to the show! welcome to "the daily show," everybody. thank you for tu

the liberal party's response to allegations made against the late mp cyril smith will also be examinedl abuse. prince harry has officially dedicated a memorial in birmingham to the british victims of the 2015 tunisia terrorist attacks. the memorial will be a focus of remembrance for those killed in two separate attacks on the bardo museum in tunis, and a hotel beach resort in sousse. a number of the british victims were from the midlands. an nhs regulator has abandoned plans to appoint a panel to oversee the inquiry into the shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. more than 200 families have come forward, alleging poor maternity care at the trust had led to mothers and babies dying or suffering harm. some families had threatened to withdraw their consent from the inquiry if a panel was set up, saying it would undermine its independence. a british man, who insists he went to syria to volunteer as an aid worker, has been stripped of his citizenship. the home office told takhir sharif that he'd be a risk to national security if he returned to the uk. mr sharif, who is in syria with his british

lord steel told the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse that in 1979 he asked the late mp sir cyrilrd steel said he came away from the conversation "assuming" that smith had committed the offences but claimed it was "nothing to do" with him. time for a look at the weather.

the liberal party's response to allegations made against the late mp cyril smith will also be examined sexual abuse. prince harry has officially dedicated a memorial in birmingham to the british victims of the 2015 tunisia terrorist attacks. the memorial will be a focus of remembrance for those killed in two separate attacks on the bardo museum in tunis and a hotel beach resort in sousse. a number of the british victims were from the midlands. an nhs regulator has abandoned plans to appoint a panel to oversee the inquiry into the shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. more than 200 families have come forward alleging poor maternity care at the trust had led to mothers and babies dying or suffering harm. some families had threatened to withdraw their consent from the inquiry if a panel was set up, saying it would undermine its independence. the founder and chief executive of the fashion chain ted baker has resigned following allegations of misconduct, including "forced hugging". ray kelvin had been on a voluntary leave of absence since december last year following the misconduct allegations.

however, the former rochdale mp cyril smith was arrested in the 1980s and not charged, it is alleged,mocrats, will be asked what they knew and when. in other evidence, there will be evidence that the security services warned in the mid—80s that a conservative mp, peter morrison, had a punch on for small boys and separately that party whips covered up for members of parliament with problems. —— had a penchant for small boys. thanks very much. the health regulator, nhs improvement, says it's scrapping a panel it had set up to oversee a review into maternity failures at an nhs trust. our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, is with me. tell us more about this. this refers to the maternity problems which have emerged at the shrewsbury telford nhs trust. to put this in context, this enquiry which has been taking place for over a year has been contacted by more than 200 families, many of whom have alleged they were let down by maternity services here, including a great number saying their babies died or suffered long time harm because of failings. this enquiry has been going for

lord steel told the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse that in 1979 he asked the late mp sir cyrilmith about claims he abused boys at a rochdale hostel in the 1960s. lord steel said he came away from the conversation "assuming" that smith had committed the offences but claimed it was "nothing to do" with him. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. it looks like our weather will get much worse before it gets much better. a lot of cloud is streaming in from the atlantic and underneath that we have a developing area of low pressure. today we have seen the cloud breaking up in many areas so we have a mixture again of sunshine and showers, a bit like this in worcestershire. in the far south of england and south wales, still cloudy and a bit damp. for all of us it remains windy this afternoon with strong to gale force gusts and a range of temperatures. chile in scotla nd range of temperatures. chile in scotland where the showers are wintry in the hills. 14 as it brightens up in the south—east of england. this evening we'll see showers in northern areas fade away but only bec

study says zuma use the intelligence services to protect his interests and targeted his successor cyril ramaphosa for leader miller has more. according to a report on the state security agency former president jacob zuma oversaw the creation of spy units within the intelligence service to serve his personal interests now these structures also according to the report apparently spied on opposing factions within the ruling african national congress for zuma factions that included one led by president. now that reports also reveal that not only was the security agency repurposed to serve zuma as interest but it also violated the constitution during his presidency zuma was previously found to have breached the constitution when millions of dollars of taxpayers' money was used for security upgrades act his personal home now this latest report which was published by a process office appears to be an indictment on how factions within the a.n.c. led by zuma abuse the intelligence capabilities of the state since two thousand and five it would appear that zuma has influence with in state security

him of using the intelligence services to protect his personal interests and target his successor cyril ramaphosa zuma tweeted i have never been asked any questions by this committee this committee has two well known apartheid spies i've never sold out nor written letters to the s.p. i feel nothing when apartheid spies call me corrupt i hope people are not opening a can of worms they might regret for me the miller has more. according to a report on the state security agency former president jacob zuma oversaw the creation of spy units within the intelligence service to serve his personal interests now these structures also according to the report apparently spied on opposing factions within the ruling african national congress for zuma factions that included one led by president. now that reports also reveal that not only was the security agency repurposed to serve zuma as interest but it also violated the constitution during his presidency zuma was previously found to have breached the constitution when millions of dollars of taxpayers' money was used for security upgrades act his pers

the film's director and producer told cyril vanier how they gave new life to the decades-old moon landing "it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."it was a moment seen by millions: man's first steps on the moon. the apollo 11 mission remains one of humanity's greatest achievements.and yet - there is much we never heard - never saw - and never knew - until now. "countdown for apollo 11, now 5 minutes, 52 seconds and counting.."fifty years after the historic launch -a new documentary tells the mission's story with new accuracy -pieced together with archival film and recordings unearthed by the filmmakers: todd douglas miller, director, apollo 11 documentary "we started the project, we kind of cast a big net to try to get all the available film footage what really was the amazing part was several months in, this discovery the amazing part was several months in, this discovery of the collection of the 65 mm - so it was all large format. um and needless to say that our jaws were on the ground when we saw the first images off film scanner."among the discovery were thousands of

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carried out into evidence he gave to the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse about the late mp cyrileel told the inquiry he didn't take action against smith, despite his admission that he was being investigated about abuse allegations. the lib dems say there is great concern more wasn't done. lord steel later said he didn't act because smith was not an mp or party member at the time. retailers have been warned they must take immediate action to help prevent knife crime after testing found many were selling blades illegally to children. i2% of shops visited between october and january failed to carry out the required age checks, increasing to 50% of online retailers. the home office said it is supporting trading standards to help them to take rogue retailers who sell knives to under—18s through the courts. a senior north korean official has said their leader is considering breaking off denuclearisation talks with president donald trump. after decades of hostilities the leaders of the two nations met for the second time in singapore last month. talks were halted when mr trump walked aw

however, the former rochdale mp cyril smith was arrested in the 19805 but not charged.democrats, will be asked what they knew and when. tom symonds, bbc news at the child abuse enquiry. a political activist who found out her partner was an undercover police officer, has told the bbc she's the victim of a conspiracy to rape. for decades, policemen spied on political groups and activists, and some of the women who were deceived say they were, in effect, sexually abused. here's wyre davies. for six years, lisa — not her real name — shared every detail of her life with a man she thought she knew and could trust. i would never have consented to have a sexual relationship with a police officer, and certainly never somebody who was being paid to pass on information about myself and my friends. lisa thought her partner, a fellow activist called mark stone, was equally committed to her environmental and life goals. a chance discovery of a passport while on holiday showed that stone was in fact an undercover policeman called mark kennedy. the really difficult thing for me was see

lord steel told the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse that in 1979 he asked the late mp sir cyrilmitted the offences but claimed it was "nothing to do" with him. thousands of schoolchildren worldwide have abandoned classrooms for a day of protest calling for more action against climate change. children in the uk havejoined teenagers in india, south korea, australia and france to go on strike. they are inspired by swedish teenager greta thunberg, who protests weekly outside sweden's parliament. scientists say tougher measures are needed to cut global warming. time for a look at the weather... it looks like the weather is going to get much worse than before it gets better. some of the cloud has been breaking up a cost uk. think of some sunshine and showers. stock and gusty winds to the latter part of the afternoon. for the evening, showers ease off across northern areas, but rain comes back in from the southwest, that is going to turn a snow on the top of that ten ninth because we are running into cold air —— the top of the pennines. the site at the weekend, we have a deepening area

beach, a claim by a retired superintendent that he was carrying out an enquiry surveilling the mp cyrilll three packages are being examined. —— mike white all three packages are being examined. -- mike all three packages are being examined. a campaign has been launched to encourage more women to go for cervical cancer screening tests. public health england says the number who take the test is at a 20—year low, even though it‘s a simple procedure. two women die every day from the disease. here‘s our health correspondent, dominic hughes. i‘d like to thank my grandma. my sister. my lover. my bestie. my westie. my mother. thank you for reminding me to go to my cervical screening. this new campaign on cervical screening comes as one in four eligible women in england, those aged between 25 and 6a, don‘t take up the offer of getting tested. it is a similar picture right across the uk, but experts say this simple test is a genuine life—saver. there‘s almost as many reasons why women don‘t take up their invitation as there are women. some women are afraid of the result, and we would urge those w