i'm adnan nawaz. our top story this hour: he is the boss of samsung — it's one of the world's biggest electronics companies — goes on trial. jay y lee is accused of paying bribes to gain political support. we look at how the case is tied to the embattled and now impeached president park geun—hye. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: australian police warnjustin bieber fans to be on their guard, after an alleged imposter is charged with hundreds of online child abuse offences. mission impossible became mission accomplished. one of the all—time greatest sporting comebacks — barcelona score six goals, three in the last seven minutes in the champions league — leaving fans and players elated. in nine months time from now, people will make love a lot tonight. —— they will need more nurses in nine months time. i'm sally bundock. in business: on trial — the crown prince of samsung. at stake — the reputation of asia's richest family — and one of its most successful companies. plus, attra

i'm adnan nawaz. our top story this hour: an uncertain future for the civilian population of western mosul. half a million people who survived the islamic state group now face a shortage of food, water, and medical supplies. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: the investigation into possible russian interference in the us presidential election. monday. a challenger to the chancellor. can martin schulz replace angela merkel as germany's leader? i'm sally bundock. in business, the rise and rise of fake views, as more advertising dollars are spent on—line companies are being warned to make sure they get what they pay for. and healthy eating. the indian way. why a better diet is now big business in the world's second—most populous nation. vodafone and idea cellular will become the largest operator in india as they merge. one month since the start of a renewed offensive to re—take iraq's second city from the islamic state group, we have a special report on the plight of the people o

i'm adnan nawaz. our top story this hour. welgeme to the prggrémm2~m , ,, ,, ,, ,, in the first of a series of tv debates. they clash over policing, ’ ':—”" "";”";:g were the highest on record — with sea levels continuing to rise. place to live. i'm sallv.bundock..—..in business. shake—up of corporate governance as its former president is grilled over cougptigg.-. . n... c... - ,. erfiféfifihflf ‘giififiigggi gag; to her impeachment. steve evans joins us from seoul. the downfall is pretty much the stock is this the beginning of the last for the much the stock is this the beginning of the last - for the former of the last chapter for the former president? it depends if the prosecutor finds to president? it depends if the prosecutor finds - to convict prosecutor finds evidence to convict her. the prosecutor is interviewing her. the dr’osétutfir isinterviewine her. the orosetutor isinterviewino her - suspect, not as a witness. her as a suspect, not as a witness. 30 people around - have already 30 people around

i'm adnan nawaz. the top stories this hour.ement executive order on immigration. it re—imposes 90 days of travel restrictions on six muslim—majority nations. but the new order omits iraq and removes an indefinite ban on syrian refugees. the us military has begun deploying a controversial missile defence system in south korea. it comes a day after north korea provoked international condemnation by test firing four missiles in the direction ofjapan. now it is time for our news review. the front page of the gulf news reports on us president donald trump's new executive order imposing a ban on travellers from six mainly muslim countries. the united arab emirate itself is not affected. travel restrictions for people from the other countries, iraq has been taken off the list. it will start on the 16th of this month. the arab news says according to a new world health organization report. toxic air, unsafe water and a lack of sanitation is causing the deaths of 1.7 million children under the age of five every year. many newspapers are

that's why i'm so slim, in the presence of adnan. i was going to say something about my wife... never met a woman who has eaten chips in front of me, but as you say it is for good looking men. joining us is alpesh patel, who's ceo at praefinium partners. my my voice went up when i said philip hammond predicts the uk economy will grow by 2%. it is very exciting. actually, referring to the budget of course, it is exciting. normally budgets are absolute snooze —fest, but the exciting thing is looked at international papers, what does eve ryo ne international papers, what does everyone else make of the budget? the headline was brexit yet to impact group. it has been outstanding that we have this huge economic event going on, and yet british growth is set to continue. cani british growth is set to continue. can i say something, the event hasn't started. as you know, the market works on anticipation and expectation. it has already started. just look at the price... the pound rate. that's been part of the good news. i have a role with the department of international trade. we are so bu

i'm adnan nawaz. our top story this hour: the house democrat leader calls forjeff sessions to resign. it's over his undisclosed encounters with the russian ambassador during the election campaign. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: pressure mounts against embattled french presidential hopeful francois fillon as he suffers new setbacks to his campaign. new research suggests why elephants, the animals with the longest memories, may also have the shortest sleep. i'm sally bundock. in business: snapped up! investors scramble for snapchat — in the biggest tech flotation since twitter. but is the app a cash cow or just a craze? plus coming up on netflix — the boss tells us his plans for the internet tv giant as it heads towards 100 million users. the future of president trump's newly appointed attorney general, jeff sessions, is under threat after it emerged he had two undisclosed encounters with the russian ambassador to the united states, sergei kislyak, during last year's electio

i'm adnan nawaz.lf a million people who survived the islamic state group now face a shortage of food, water, and medical supplies. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: the investigation into possible russian interference in the us presidential election. monday. a challenger to the chancellor. can martin schulz replace angela merkel as germany's leader? i'm sally bundock. in business, the rise and rise of fake views, as more advertising dollars are spent on—line companies are being warned to make sure they get what they pay for.

i'm adnan nawaz. our top story this hour: a rallying call to the american people. in his first address to congress, president trump declares the time for small thinking is over. he called for a merit—based system of immigration and extreme vetting to prevent terrorists entering the united states. isa is a new national pride is sweeping gci’oss is a new national pride is sweeping across our nation, and a new surge of optimism is placing impossible dreams firmly within our grasp. —— a new national pride. welcome to the programme. our other main story this hour: two women have been formally charged in malaysia with murdering the half—brother of north korean leader kimjong—un. i'm sally bundock. in business: make america wait again. trump lays out his vision but wall street is unimpressed with detail on tax and economic reform scarce. virtual reality versus augmented reality. we make sense of this latest technology that promises to revolutionise your day to day experience. president donald trump has given his maiden speech to a joint session of the us congress. just ov

i'm adnan nawaz.siles into the sea off the coast of japan. the missiles flew around 1,000 kilometres. tokyo described the action as a clear demonstration of a new threat. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: as president trump urges congress to investigate his claims, the head of the fbi dismisses claims barack obama ordered the bureau to tap mr trump's campaign phones. francois fillon fights on. he insists he won't pull out of the french presidential race. his party meets today to discuss the crisis. and do you know your vlogs from your likes?

i'm adnan nawaz. our top story this hour: president trump's latest temporary travel ban is condemned by leading democrats who say it'll make the united states less safe. the trump administration described the new executive order on travellers from six mainly muslim countries, as a vital measure to protect us national security. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: a controversial us defence system is deployed in south korea, a day after north korea conducted its latest missile tests. china targets traffic pollution as it promises to make the skies blue again but is it losing the battle against the smog? i'm sally bundock. in business: va va voom — the press are at the geneva motor show taking in the latest models but despite record sales profitability remains low in europe — we find out why. and economic gloom for brazil as its set to reveal another year of recession. politicians promise it will end but it's already led to misery for millions of brazilians. president trump's revi

i'm adnan nawaz. our top story this hour: north korea fires four ballistic missiles into the sea off the coast of japan. the missiles flew around 1,000 kilometres. tokyo described the action as a clear demonstration of a new threat. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: as president trump urges congress to investigate his claims, the head of the fbi dismisses claims barack 0bama ordered the bureau to tap mr trump's campaign phones. francois fillon fights on. he insists he won't pull out of the french presidential race. his party meets today to discuss the crisis. and do you know your vlogs from your likes? the academy teaching digital skills for the youtube generation. i'm sally bundock. in business: a european car colossus in the making. france's peugeot citroen is poised to buy general motors‘ european business, including the 0pel and vauxhall brands. china's premier cuts the economic growth target for this year. we look at the risks to the world's second largest economy. north

i'm adnan nawaz. our top story this hour: a rallying call to the american people. small thinking is over. he called for a merit—based system of immigration and extreme vetting to prevent terrorists entering the united states. isa is a new national pride is sweeping across our nation, and a new surge of optimism is placing impossible dreams firmly within our grasp. —— a new national pride. welcome to the programme. our other main story this hour: two women have been formally charged in malaysia with murdering the half—brother of north korean leader kimjong—un. i'm sally bundock. in business:

i'm adnan nawaz. our top story this hour: some of the cia's most closely—guarded hacking secrets have been leaked on the internet. among the many apparent revelations, claims that spies can monitor people through their tv sets. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: saved from slavery and worse. we meet some of the young yazidis who escaped from the hands of the islamic state group, to find refuge in germany. on international women's day, women in ireland prepare to march against their country's anti—abortion laws, some of the strictest in the world. i'm sally bundock. in business: feast orfamine? it's budget day in the uk with the chancellor poised to deliver an "upbeat" speech, but how much money has he got to hand out and who will get it? and what does the boss of renault—nissan think about brexit now? he gets a grilling from simonjack at the geneva motor show. the wikileaks website has published thousands of files which it says detail a wide range of hacking tools used by the

i'm adnan nawaz. hacking secrets have been leaked on the internet. among the many apparent revelations, claims that spies can monitor people through their tv sets. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: saved from slavery and worse. we meet some of the young yazidis who escaped from the hands of the islamic state group, to find refuge in germany. 0n international women's day, women in ireland prepare to march against their country's anti—abortion laws, some of the strictest in the world. i'm sally bundock. in business: feast orfamine? it's budget day in the uk with the chancellor poised

i'm adnan nawaz.calls forjeff sessions to resign. it's over his undisclosed encounters with the russian ambassador during the election campaign. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: pressure mounts against embattled french presidential hopeful francois fillon as he suffers new setbacks to his campaign. new research suggests why elephants, the animals with the longest memories, may also have the shortest sleep. i'm sally bundock. in business: snapped up! investors scramble for snapchat — in the biggest tech flotation since twitter. but is the app a cash cow or just a craze?

i'm adnan nawaz. of the world's biggest electronics companies — goes on trial. jay y lee is accused of paying bribes to gain political support. we look at how the case is tied to the embattled and now impeached president park geun—hye. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: australian police warnjustin bieber fans to be on their guard, after an alleged imposter is charged with hundreds of online child abuse offences. mission impossible became mission accomplished. one of the all—time greatest sporting comebacks — barcelona score six goals, three in the last seven minutes

i'm adnan nawaz.mned by leading democrats who say it'll make the united states less safe. the trump administration described the new executive order on travellers from six mainly muslim countries, as a vital measure to protect us national security. welcome to the programme. our other main stories this hour: a controversial us defence system is deployed in south korea, a day after north korea conducted its latest missile tests. china targets traffic pollution as it promises to make the skies blue again but is it losing the battle against the smog? i'm sally bundock. in business: va va voom — the press are at the geneva motor show

i'm adnan nawaz. victor! in the countrgigeneralg and thejunjanaljflon.‘ it was due to begin.m doing the hump to getting over stress. we meet the popstar encouraging iifiiilihdirifi ii tiii i'm sally bundock. reject the far right — but france could prove a bigger test. plus — into reverse. could the american gas guzzler make a comeback? president trump say he'll review obama's rules on carfuel efficiency and pollution. the dutch prime minister mark rutte has welcomed the outcome of his country's general election, saying the netherlands has rejected the wrong kind of populism. he's already been in power for five years and his centre—right liberal party looks certain to take the initiative in forming a new government. with more than 90% of votes counted, the majority of seats. the far right, anti—immigration freedom party of geert wilders, which had been predicted to do well, has just over 13% of votes. turnout was a huge 81% — the highest in 30 years. greg dawson reports. within a couple of hours of polls closing, mark rutte was ready celebrating the new prospect of another term