salman abedi visited this man, abdul rab abdullah, a convicted iss salman abedi visited this man, abdul rab abdullah, a convicted is supporter, in prison. ahmed saw salman abedi again in libya just two weeks before the attack. what did you notice? a change. 360, like it was religious salman, not gangster salman. five days before the bomb, salman abedi slipped back into britain without his brother to make and detonate the device. hashem abedi was arrested in libya and brought to britain to stand trial, as guilty as his brother of murdering 22 people. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. carphone warehouse is to close all of its 500 shops — meaning 3,000 jobs will be lost. the company said the decision was not related to the virus, but to changes in the way people buy their phones. alex salmond has claimed that sexual assault allegations against him are either "deliberate fabrications for a political purpose" or "exaggerations". the former first minister of scotland was giving evidence in the witness box at the high court in edinburgh. he denies 13 charges of sexual assault again

leader he was sworn in as president a gun he won the race by a slim margin however wible leader abdul abdullah also declared himself the winner of dual was sworn in as president at the same time at a competing inauguration ceremony sudan's prime minister says he has survived a bomb attack on his convoy in the capital khartoum abdullah has been in office since august he was he has promised to cooperate with the international war crimes investigations no group has claimed responsibility for that it's asked britain's prince harry and his wife meggan have made their final official appearance as royals the couple attended a service at london's westminster abbey under an agreement reached with the palace back in january they will stop using their war titles from the end of the month and they will no longer receive public money. the head of the european commission commission and alliance says a 2016 refugee agreement aimed at stemming the flow of migrants to europe via turkey is still valid and is still in place turkey's president richard tell you a better one today joined the talks in brussels aimed

one of those attending was abdul abdullah one of afghanistan's top political figures. his spokesman described the attack. the attacks started with h the boom apparently y a rockett land in the area i'm della and some other politicians escaped the attack unhurt. but several others were killed the ceremony was held to mark the anniversary of the death of bob dylan is already a leader of afghanistan's hazara ethnic group who are mainly shiite he was killed in n nineteen ninety five after being taken prisoner by the taliban. but the group spokesperson denies being behind the shooting it's the first big attackk to hit the afghan capital seems along market troop withdrawal agreement was signed between the u. s. and the taliban. pope franciss has accepted the resigngnation of the archbishop of lille philippe abobout about hott has been caught up in a frenchch sex abuse case convictd of failing to report a paedophihile priests in his diocese. hisis convictionn was overerrned in january but t the pope s still granted the powerfl cacatholic leader's resignation charlie james has

salman abedi visited this man, abdul rab abdullah, a convicted iss salman abedi visited this man, abdul in libya just two weeks before the attack. what did you notice? a change. 360, like it was religious salman, not gangster salman. five days before the bomb, salman abedi slipped back into britain without his brother to make and detonate the device. hashem abedi was arrested in libya and brought to britain to stand trial, as guilty as his brother of murdering 22 people. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. carphone warehouse is to close all of its 500 shops — meaning 3,000 jobs will be lost. the company said the decision was not related to the virus, but to changes in the way people buy their phones. alex salmond has claimed that sexual assault allegations against him are either "deliberate fabrications for a political purpose" or "exaggerations". the former first minister of scotland was giving evidence in the witness box at the high court in edinburgh. he denies 13 charges of sexual assault against nine women. the alleged offences are all said to have happened during his tim

salman abedi visited this man, abdul rab abdullah, a convicted is supporter, in prison.e. 360, like it was religious salman, not gangster salman. five days before the bomb, salman abedi slipped back into britain without his brother to make and detonate the device. hashem abedi was arrested in libya and brought to britain to stand trial, as guilty as his brother of murdering 22 people. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. sexual assault allegations against him are either deliberate or exaggerations. the former first minister of scotland was giving evidence in the witness box at the high court in edinburgh, he denies 13 charges against nine women. 0ur scotla nd 13 charges against nine women. 0ur scotland minister reports. alex salmond began his defence today by giving evidence himself. telling the court that many of the sexual assaults he is accused of never happened. one woman has said during a political campaign he kissed her and touched her buttocks. today he said that could not have happened because as first minister people were always watching him in public p

abdullah as the man who was not pronounced president certainly by the international community and what we've seen again the 1st time we had john sorry carry the u.s. secretary of state persuading dr abdul to stand aside the 2nd time he did a deal to make dr abdul of the chief executive a position that doesn't even exist in the concert. you know once again i'm not an afghan election in recent hours you have the us conducting negotiations with 2 candidates that's not really a very good achievement for afghan democracy but the us ends up deciding everything unfortunately does was a shock not just to. have to probably to the government themselves i mean i wouldn't be speaking on behalf of the the rest of the government but. i enjoy your and also on behalf of the people of afghanistan this was a 3rd of the 3rd shock for us that overnight a decision has had to be made a search but the thing is that we keep saying that the yes the history repeats let's for sake of the people and for the sake of the past 40 years of war that has happened not make sure that this does not repeat and then work together after all regardless of the what the numbers were what the percentage of the people who voted w

abdullah abdullah was there but he escaped unhurt is the 1st major attack since the taliban signed a deal with the united states to reduce finance and begin the withdrawal of u.s. troops on the abdul hamid has more now from kabul. this was a very long standoff between the afghan security forces and attackers that were holed up in a nearby building which was under construction that's actually where they base themselves to launch the attack on this memorial service and the but the attack started at $1120.00 kabul time and it was over about 5 pm so that shows you how long it lasted you had to bring in afghan security forces you had to bring in foreign forces it was quite a situation and it happened south of kabul in an area that is predominantly. which is a shia minority living here in afghanistan which has come under attack a lot of times over the past years. a policeman has been killed in tunisia when 2 suicide bombers blew themselves up outside the united states embassy in the capital tunis witnesses said the attackers triggered the explosion as they approached the embassies main gate on a motorbike 6 people were also injured including 5 police officers have been no claims of resp