alexander mishkin as a young man, and more recently, alexander petrov, two na m es and more recently,nder petrov, two names but one person, a russian spy. two names but one person, a russian spy. arriving at alexander petrov he was spotted on cctv in salisbury in march and accused by police of poisoning sergei skripal, himself a former russian spy, and his daughter yulia. a discarded perfume bottle used in the attack would later kill dawn sturgess. now petrov has been named as alexander mishkin, so what do we know about him question that he was born injuly 1979. he trained as he was born injuly1979. he trained asa he was born injuly1979. he trained as a doctor at a military medical academy and in 2014 he was awarded the title hero of the russian federation. why might a doctor have been involved? this is the most deadly chemical warfare agent known to man, they were handling it and taking it on aeroplanes and he would have made sure they did not become casualties and also importantly making sure skripal got a dose that would kill him and hang around to see the symptoms took place befor

alexander petrov. he, on the right here, is dr mishkin.d of using this adapted perfume bottle to spray novichok on the door of sergei skripal‘s salisbury house. mr skripal and his daughter yulia ended up in comas in hospital, before eventually recovering. but dawn sturgess, who handled the perfume bottle nearly four months later, died from the effects of the nerve agent. daniel sandford, bbc news. in syria, militants still fighting president assad's regime are mainly gathered in idlib province. the area is now home to three million civilians, among them up to 90,000 anti—government rebels, including extremistjihadists. president assad's forces were expected to launch a final offensive last month but that was postponed after an agreement to create a demilitarized zone surrounding the rebel area. 0ur middle east editorjeremy bowen reports from the front line in idlib, a place fewjournalists have been able to get to. in this war, most syrian christians have chosen silence or the regime. at st george's church, the local commander is proud that

the investigations website bellingcat has named him as alexander mishkin. british officials are not disputing the identification. naomi grimley reports. until now, this man has been known to the world as alexander petrov. he isa to the world as alexander petrov. he is a suspect in the salisbury poisoning case, which started as an attempted assassination of a former russian spy and his daughter and then, three months later, led to the death of a british woman, dawn stu rg ess, death of a british woman, dawn stu rgess, after death of a british woman, dawn sturgess, after she accidentally handled the deadly nerve agent. the website bellingcat, run by investigative journalists, have revealed the man's real identity is alexander mishkin. it even obtained images of his passport. what do we know about him so far? he was born on the 13th ofjuly 1979 in northern russia. was born on the 13th ofjuly1979 in northern russia. his rank is unknown but he is believed to be a military doctor. he was recruited by russia's military intelligence agency, the gru, asa military in

dr alexander mishkin. -- it —— it has been closed. —— there has been an increase in crime, burglarieso the fore and there is a case by police, after yea rs of and there is a case by police, after years of budget constraints, to get more cash. for the tories, this is important. they are the party of law and order. labour will challenge them. theresa may announced in her speech last year that austerity is over. the police clearly don't think thatis over. the police clearly don't think that is the case. i spoke to an elderly neighbour the other day and she said she has been feeling vulnerable by people on the street hassling her. they will see less police, 700 less police officers taking calls and dealing with the public and it has a knock—on effect on communities. policing is changing. a lot more police are tackling cyber crime. a lot of it isn't desk —based compared to half a generation ago. when you have so many police stations closing. and then, 600 have closed since 2010. the public will be alarmed. this aligns with a story in dawn's paper. go on. this shows there has been a sharp r

alexander petrov. he, on the right here, is dr mishkin. this adapted perfume bottle to spray novichok on the door of sergei skripal‘s salisbury house. mr skripal and his daughter yulia ended up in comas in hospital, before eventually recovering. but dawn sturgess, who handled the perfume bottle nearly four months later, died from the effects of the nerve agent. daniel sandford, bbc news. hurricane michael has brought strong winds and heavy rainfall to western cuba, and is now set to strengthen as it makes its way across the gulf of mexico towards the us. the state of florida has been warned to prepare for life—threatening flash—floods. the storm battered central america over the weekend. at leat 13 people died in the region after it formed off the coast of northern honduras. it is thought six of those deaths were in honduras itself. lebo diseko has more trying to get to safety, with water all around. people in honduras doing their best to salvage what is left of their homes and their lives. where once there were streets, now there is flood

alexander petrov. he, on the right here, is dr mishkin.ected of using this adapted perfume bottle to spray novichok on the door of sergei skripal‘s salisbury house. mr skripal and his daughter yulia ended up in comas in hospital, before eventually recovering. but dawn sturgess, who handled the perfume bottle nearly four months later, died from the effects of the nerve agent. daniel sandford, bbc news. the latest world economic outlook has just been released at the annual imf and world bank summit in bali. this comes against the backdrop of us china trade war, wobbles in emerging markets and the fear of contagion. lawrence gossling, editor—in—chief at what investment, joins me now. lovely to see you. has had a look at what the imf has been saying, what do you make of it? -- you have had a look. they are downgrading forecasts for global growth by o.2%, from 3.9% from this year and next year to 3.7%. in the end, not a significant downgrade but it is against the back drop, as you said, the sanctions between china and the us which had kicked in

he's not businessman aleksander petrov, as he'd claimed, but gru officer alexander mishkin. n the village confirms to me when i show him the suspect‘s photograph. according to the investigative website bellingcat, alexander mishkin was born in loyga in 1979. he went on to train as a doctor at a military medical academy in saint petersburg, where it's believed he was recruited by the gru. in 2014, he was given the hero of russia award by vladimir putin. the british authorities do not dispute these claims. so now the two men moscow says were salisbury tourists have both been unmasked as russian agents. the other officer was identified last month as anatoliy chepiga. britain says they tried to kill sergei and yulia skripal with novichok nerve agent. they survived, but dawn sturgess died when she came into contact with novichok hidden in a perfume bottle. this is a world away from salisbury, which is 2500 miles to the west. and people here are shocked that someone from this village has been accused of deploying a chemical nerve agent on the streets of britain. in loyga, not only

now petrov has been named as alexander mishkin, so what do we know about him?al academy, and in 2014, he was awarded the title hero of the russian federation. so why might a doctor have been involved ? this is the most deadly chemical warfare agent known to man. they were handling it and taking it on aeroplanes and he would have made sure they did not become casualties and also importantly making sure skripal got a dose that would kill him and hang around to see the symptoms take place before they got on the plane back to moscow. along with the other man previously revealed to be anatoliy chepiga, mishkin went on russian tv saying he was a tourist in salisbury, there to see the cathedral spire. how did researchers from the group bellingcat manage to prove that petrov was really mishkin? they firstly surmised that, like some other operatives, he might have kept his real date of birth and first two names. databases revealed a possible match, which tallied with an individual link to russian intelligence, the gru. next, they got hold the passport details and carrie

he's not businessman alexander petrov, as he'd claimed, but gru officer alexander mishkin.s photograph. according to the investigative website bellingcat, alexander mishkin was born in loyga in 1979. he went on to train as a doctor at a military medical academy in saint petersburg, where it's believed he was recruited by the gru. in 201a, he was given the hero of russia award by vladimir putin. the british authorities do not dispute these claims. so now, the two men moscow says were salisbury tourists have both been unmasked as russian agents. the other officer was identified last month as anatoliy chepiga. britain says they tried to kill sergei and yulia skripal with novichok nerve agent. they survived, but dawn sturgess died when she came into contact with novichok hidden in a perfume bottle. this is a world away from salisbury, which is 2500 miles to the west. and people here are shocked that someone from this village has been accused of deploying a chemical nerve agent on the streets of britain. in loyga, not only do they not believe it, some here think that russia shou

he is not business alexander petrov, as he claimed, but gru officer alexander mishkin. "yes, that is alex mishkin," a man in the village confirmed to as i showed him the suspect.rd acg to the investigative website bellingcat, alexander mishkin was born in 1979. he went on to train as a doctor at the military medical academy ec st. petersburg, where, it is believed, he wasited to the gru. in 2014, he was given the hero of russia award by vla putin. the british authorities do not dispute these claims. so now the two men moscow says were salisbury tourists have been unmasked russian agents . the other officer was identified last month. britain says they tried killse ei and yulia skripal with novichok nerve agent. they survived, but dawn sturgess died when she came into contact with novichok hidden in a perfume bottle.s thisworld away from salisbury, which is 2500 miles to the west. people here are shocked that someone from this village has been accused of deploying a chemical nerve agent o streets of britain. in loyga, not only do they not believe it, some here think that

he, on the right, is dr alexander mishkin. .adapted perfume bottle to spray novichok on the door handle of sergei and yulia skripal‘s doorknob. they spent time in hospital before recovering but dawn stu rgess in hospital before recovering but dawn sturgess who handled the perfume bottle months later, died from the effects of the nerve agent. with both of russia's gru officers now identified, our security correspondent gordon corera explained the impact this may now have within moscow's covert world. the second gr you officer identified took longer for bellingcat to come up took longer for bellingcat to come up because he had an more sparse digital footprint. they were able to do photo matching to identify him and put the two names together. officials i spoken to, no one is disputing the identification. the most interesting thing is that he is a doctor, perhaps relevant when you are talking about the application of the nerve agent. and also that these are two sports nutritionist who came to see the cathedral. while this doesn't c

website bellingcat says the second suspect in the salisbury novichock poisoning case is actually alexander mishking sued for damages by five people in the phillipines who claim he abused them. and rebecca humphries, the ex—girlfriend of strictly come dancing star seann walsh, says she isn't a victim. she's spoken out on twitter after pictures emerged of him kissing his dance partner, katya jones. a convicted british paedophile is being sued for damages by five filipino boys who claimed they were sexually exploited by him overseas. they will give evidence via video link over alleged abuse by douglas laid while he was living in the country. he says the claims against them are a fabrication. angus crawford has more. for 30 years, but the slade lived here in the philippines. it is claimed he would entice children into his home and abuse them. whenever i remember the things he did to me, the way he abused us, it comes back to my mind. everything he did. a member of the notorious paedophile information exchange, two years ago he was extradited, tried and convicted of sex offences against children in the

now petrov has been named as alexander mishkin, so what do we know about him?. he trained as a doctor at a military medical academy and in 2014 he was awarded the title hero of the russian federation. why might a doctor have been involved ? this is the most deadly chemical warfare agent known to man, they were handling it and taking it on aeroplanes and he would have made sure they did not become casualties and also importantly making sure skripal got a dose that would kill him and hang around to see the symptoms took place before they got on the plane back to moscow. along with the other man previously revealed to be anatoliy chepiga, mishkin went on russian tv saying he was a tourist in salisbury, there to see the cathedral spire. how did researchers from the group bellingcat manage to prove that petrov was really mishkin? they firstly surmised that, like some other operatives, he might have kept his real date of birth and first two names. databases revealed a possible match which tallied with an individual link to russian intelligence, the gru. next they got

they say he's actually alexander mishkin, alexander petrov, alexander mishkin, a doctor working for russianical waste has been stripped of its nhs contract after it emerged that hundreds of tonnes of waste, including human body parts, had been left to pile up at sites across england and scotland. the leader of the democratic unionists, arlene foster, has met with the eu's chief brexit negotiatior in brussels, and has reiterated that she won't accept any customs barriers within the united kingdom. and rebecca humphries, the ex—girlfriend of strictly come dancing star seann walsh has publicly ended their relationship. she spoke out on twitter after pictures emerged of him kissing his dance partner, katya jones. sports news now on afternoon live with holly hamilton. and the daily soap opera ofjose mourinho. we have had some comments from wayne rooney, i gather. we have spoken about him every day. he has had a lot of criticism. it has been the worst start of the season in 29 yea rs the worst start of the season in 29 years for manchester united. so you cannot blame the critics. 0ne newspaper at

he's not businessman aleksander petrov, as he'd claimed, but gru officer alexander mishkin. that is alex mishkin," a man in the village confirms to me when i show him the suspect‘s photograph. according to the investigative website bellingcat, alexander mishkin was born in loyga in 1979. he went on to train as a doctor at a military medical academy in saint petersburg, where it's believed he was recruited by the gru. in 2014, he was given the hero of russia award by vladimir putin. the british authorities do not dispute these claims. so now the two men moscow says were salisbury tourists have both been unmasked as russian agents. the other officer was identified last month as anatoliy chepiga. britain says they tried to kill sergie and yulia skripal with novichok nerve agent. they survived, but dawn sturgess died when she came into contact with novichok hidden in a perfume bottle. this is a world away from salisbury, which is 2500 miles to the west. and people here are shocked that someone from this village has been accused of deploying a chemical nerve agent on the streets o

he on the right here is dr alexander mishkin. adapted perfume bottle to spray novichok on the door of sergei skripal‘s salisbury house. mr skrial and his daughter yulia ended up in comas in hospital before eventually recovering. but dawn sturgess, who handled the perfume bottle nearly four months later, died from the effects of the nerve agent. daniel sandford, bbc news. 0ur security correspondent gordon corera's with me now. so we now know the names of these two suspects, what difference will that make on the big picture? well, the second gru officer to be identified, it took a bit longer for this website, bellingcat, to come up with a name, but they were able to do photo matching to identify him and put the names together. 0fficials i have spoken to, no—one is disputing the edification. what is disputing the edification. what is interesting is that he is a doctor, perhaps relevant to the application of the nerve agent, and more importantly these were not two sports nutritionist who came to see the cathedral. while it does not f

the picture is of a man named by the bellingcat investigative website as alexander mishkin, a militaryian also has a picture of dr mishkin on its front page. the lead story says the metropolitan police's use of force has risen sharply in the past year, with black people more likely to be affected than anyone else. the daily mail claims that pret a manger‘s "fresh" baguettes are made in a french factory, and can be kept in freezers for up to a year before being used. the picture is of 42—year—old celia marsh, a mother—of—five, and the second customer who died following an allergic reaction to one of its products. the paper also covers that kiss between strictly comedian seann walsh and his married dance partner katya jones. in a twitter post, seann walsh's girlfriend, rebecca humphries, says seann called me a psycho for suspecting he was cheating. the same story dominates the front of the daily mirror, which carries the headline "you are cha—cha chucked". the paper says the comedian has been dumped by his girlfriend, who has insisted on social media, "i am not a victim". that tweet is t

the website reports mishkin travelled to salisbury under the alias alexander petrov.rrespondent daniel sandford is here the real name of the russian man has been known as of today, indicated and the poisoning in the military doctor, his real name we are told according to the website is mishkin. 66—year—old but in this 33—year—old we re 66—year—old but in this 33—year—old were poisoned in salisbury this year, what more can you tell us? they've been making the running on this, working with russian internet websites, the insider. and what is interesting about the suspects is that again, then number of gi you, that again, then number of gi you, that his name has not changed very much. it was what they said was his running, so his real name turns out is doctor alexander mishkin. the name that he entered the name with lisp petroff. he used the same birth date, he used the same neighbours pa rents, date, he used the same neighbours parents, so they tweaked his identity, date only changed ever so slightly. and he is a medical doctor. he was recruited by the gi you while still

the second suspect in britain's nerve agent attack has been named as alexander mishkin, a military doctor working for russian intelligence. last month the first suspect was named as colonel anatoliy chepiga. russian ex—spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia were poisoned in march. hurricane michael is lashing cuba with strong winds and heavy rains and is set to strengthen as it heads towards the united states. officials are warning residents along florida's gulf coast to prepare for life—threatening storm surges. the storm's set to make landfall in the us on wednesday, then move up the east coast. now, it is hard to get on the housing ladder. figures suggest 40% of young adults can't afford to purchase a home in the area even with a 10% deposit. careful with it. that's perfect. well done, darling. these two colleagues have been friends for years. they are the same age, and even have the same name. but, for becky and rebecca, things have panned out differently when it comes to buying a house. i've been a homeowner for two years now. i've been renting for eight years. i've been saving up

investigators say he's a military doctor called alexander mishkin and a decorated hero of the russian federation who works for the intelligence agency the gru. they are a military outfit that is very aggressive and ambitious in doing things and they do not necessarily care as much about the consequences as your more traditional secret agencies. we'll be talking to a former british intelligence officer about the latest on that story. the other main stories on bbc news at 5. a waste disposal company is stripped of its nhs contracts in england — after hundreds of tonnes of medical waste from hospitals were allowed to pile up. in brussels talking brexit — the leader of the democratic unionists arlene foster insists again that she won't accept any customs barriers within the uk. we could not support any arrangement which would give rise to either customs or regulatory barriers within the uk internal market. the us ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, appears alongside president trump to announce that she will stand down at the end of the year. and — is it a case of the strictly c

the second suspect in britain's nerve agent attack has been named as alexander mishkin, a military doctor working for russian intelligence. last month, the first suspect was named as colonel anatoliy chepiga. russian ex—spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia were poisoned in march. hurricane michael is lashing cuba with strong winds and heavy rains and is set to strengthen as it heads towards the united states. officials are warning residents along florida's gulf coast to prepare for life threatening storm surges. the storm's set to make landfall in the us on wednesday, then move up the east coast. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. almost two billion of the world's people are muslim, and yet half of them, the female half, have traditionally played little or no role in the institutions of theirfaith. that is changing, albeit very slowly. my guest today, sherin khankan, became scandinavia's first female imam when she opened the mariam mosque in copenhagen. her focus on women's rights in a 21st century brand of islamic practice has stirred c

the second suspect in britain's nerve agent attack is named as alexander mishkin, a military doctor working. it is set to strengthen as it heads towards florida, bringing life—threatening storm surges.

the second suspect in britain's nerve agent attack has been named as alexander mishkin, a military doctortelligence. hurricane michael lashes cuba. it's set to strengthen as it heads towards florida, bringing life—threatening storm surges. now, it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the gulf news, and a warning from the united nations who say avoiding global climate chaos will require a major transformation of society and the world economy that needs to be unprecedented in scale. the ft leads with china who has accused us president donald trump of engaging in misguided actions. the paper says the mounting tensions between the world's biggest economies could threaten to escalate the current trade war into a broader regional confrontation. telegraph business section looks at italy, which they believe could could be on the brink of a dangerous banking crisis following a recent showdown between eu authorities in brussels and the italian government. the country's borrowing costs have now risen to a 5—year high. the guardian l

website bellingcat has identified the second suspect responsible for poisoning sergei skripal as alexander mishkiny spy agency. the i has news of a £40 dna test that can predict risk of heart attack from an early age. more. according to the daily mirror, strictly‘s seann walsh has been dumped by his girlfriend rebecca humphries following photos of his kiss with pro partner katya jones. let's ta ke let's take a little bit of a more in—depth look at then. do you want to kick us off, liam? before we get onto strictly come dancing... we're going to see a lot of this on the 29th of october. this is a story about a lack of money for the police. i'm sure we'll see the defence ministry, thejustice ministry, roll out their concerns too. only six police forces in england and wales now have staff on the front desks. there have been 700 fewer staff ava ila ble the front desks. there have been 700 fewer staff available for that front desk duty given up the paperwork and wait policing is changed. 600 police stations, we learned, have closed since 2010, which as you say, is during a period when violent crime has

the investigative website bellingcat said alexander mishkin is a military doctor employed by the russianntelligence service, the gru. coming to you live from the indonesian island of bali, where the annual imf and world bank summit is taking place. we will be getting an assessment of the health of the global economy injust assessment of the health of the global economy in just about 30 minutes. and from the paris motor show, our roving reporter strikes up a conversation with a man driving vietnam's carmaking empire. good morning and welcome to asia business report, live from singapore, with me, mariko 0i. the us china trade war, wobbles in emerging markets and the fear of contagion are just some of the risks global finance chiefs and central bankers will be discussing at their international monetary fund and world bank summit in bali this week. later today the imf will release its world economic 0utlook imf will release its world economic outlook and our asia business correspondent is in bali covering the meetings for us. what can we expect from this report? we are expecting the report t

the second russian suspect involved in the salisbury chemical poisoning is now identified as alexander mishkingence agency the gru. they are a military outfits that is very aggressive and ambitious in doing things, and they don't necessarily care as

there's not much that we know at the moment that we know about alexander mishkin, but the only thingve are his passport photos information from the internal data base, are his passport photos information from the internal database, russian database. so we can already see his pictures, was his identity was alexander petrov by the police. he promised to publish the detailed report. thank you very much indeed. more coverage of that to the website, or you can find the original claims on the website. welcome to outside source live from milan. we are on a road trip from italy to austria and finally ending up in germany at the end of the week. today we are looking at the issue of populism. but first — let's look at the word itself — the coalition government from there, we will move to munich and go to germany around regional politics and also the places most influential our national discussions as well. before we go any further, before we update you on the seismic moment for brazilian politics, that's get a definition for populism. we set a challenge for one of our bbc colleagues, to explai

and he confirmed the photograph of alexander mishkin is the same man as alexander petrov, said petersburg. details are coming out, so it makes it quite hard to understand why exactly these two men we re understand why exactly these two men were paraded on state television. there is one theory that perhaps it was president putin trying to humiliate them because he was not impressed with their attempted assassination in salisbury. yes, but ido assassination in salisbury. yes, but i do not think many people here would agree with that. why wash your dirty laundry in public? it seems a strange thing for the president in this country to do. the gru answer to him, they are part of the defence ministry, a military intelligence agency, and the line of command goes straight to vladimir putin. it would be odd of him to humiliate his own people in front of the nation and the world. russia believes it is that war and the world. russia believes it is that warand in the world. russia believes it is that war and in that war these people are its soldiers, so that would be slightly unusual for a

the second russian suspect involved in the salisbury chemical poisoning is now identified as alexander mishkin — a military doctor who works for the intelligence agency the gru. they are a military outfits that is very aggressive and ambitious in doing things and they don't necessarily care as much for the consequences as your more traditional secret agencies would. a waste disposal company is stripped of its nhs contracts in england after hundreds of tonnes of medical waste from hospitals were allowed to pile up. a convicted british paedophile is taken to court by 5 boys from the philippines who claim he abused them there. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. coming up at eight o'clock this evening, we bring you the latest in the brexit negotiations after theresa may faces growing calls from senior figures in her own party to change course on brexit. we'll have more on the resignation of the us ambassadorfor the united nations — nikki haley — after she announces she will stand down at the end of the year. and later this

the man is alexander mishkin, a doctor for russian military intelligence.t month, they identified the other suspect as another intelligence officer. in memory of a murder gentlest. the three-day road was raped and killed saturday, but it is clear what -- not clear whether the attack was in response to her work. nigerians presidentitial electin -- next year's nigeriann prpresidential election. abu bakrkr won the primary against 11 other candidates. the vote will be his fourth attempt to win the post. days of heavy rain have killed at least 12 people across central america. these images are from honduras, where the down for was -- downpour and swollen rivers have evacuated thousands of homes. turkish president erdogan has ordered the review of -- reveal the whereabouts of a missing saudi journalist. he had been to collect documents ahead of his marriage to a turkish woman and has not been seen since. he was a fierce critic of the saudi regime, especially its policies on syria and yemen. turkish officials claim he was killed by a team sent to a stumble the sam

the website bellingcat says he is alexander mishkin, a medical doctor serving in the russian military say he travelled to the uk under the alias alexander petrov. they have already named the first suspect as gru colonel anatoliy chepiga. hurricane michael has brought strong winds and heavy rainfall to western cuba, and is now set to strengthen as it makes its way across the gulf of mexico towards the us. the state of florida has been warned to prepare for life—threatening flash floods. forecasters say the storm system is likely to become a force three storm by the time it makes landfall in america on wednesday. a former doctor in spain has been found guilty, but spared punishment, over the theft of babies during the franco dictatorship. eighty—five—year—old eduardo vela was acquitted of charges owing to the length of time it took to bring the case to court. vela stole the newborn babies from their mothers and supplied them to infertile couples under a policy against dissidents. google is shutting down its online social network google plus, after discovering a bug which exposed the pri

mishkin was recruited to work for the gru, they say between 2007—2010, he relocated to moscow and received an undercover identity, including a second national id and a travel passport, under the alias alexandery find all this out? well, it was easier than you might think. here again are pictures of dr mishkin, according to bellingcat. this is a picture of the man travelling as alexander petrov in gatwick airport on his trip to salisbury in march. in the file for the passport used on this journey, there was a reference to a previous passport, issued in st petersburg in 1999. bellingcat found no trace of it, so they searched for passports issued to alexander yevgeniyevich born on 13july 1979, the name and date of birth provided in the petrov passport. there was one match, alexander yevgeniyevitch mishkin, and they looked very similar indeed. here's yuri vendik from the bbc russian service. we know exactly as much as bellingcat and other media say, and there are quite a number of russian media who have also conducted some kind of investigation into who he is and they have discovered some additional facts and information about mishkin. and they say that mishkin is a military doctor, he graduated

the salisbury nerve agent attack — more details are revealed about alexander mishkin, the russian militarytor who's been named as the second suspect. that's all from the bbc news at one. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s good afternoon, i'm holly hamilton with your latest sports news. former manchester united captain wayne rooney has come to the defence of manager jose mourinho, saying he's an easy target and the players need to do better. united have made their worst start to a league campaign for 29 years and mourinho is under increasing pressure. but rooney's view isn't shared by everyone. speaking on radio 5 live last night, the former blackburn and celtic striker chris sutton said the manager had to take most of the blame. they beat leicester on the opening day, fortunate with that, lost to brighton and spurs, beat burnley, did 0k against watford, and then wolves were better than united, derby were, west ham. they have hardly been tested all season and they were lucky to get away with it at newcastle. as a whole, mourinho is not the right man to take united

the second russian suspect involved in the salisbury chemical poisoning is now identified as alexander mishkinorks for the intelligence agency the gru. a waste disposal company is stripped of some of it's nhs contracts in england, after hundreds of tons of medical waste from hospitals were left to pile up. a convicted british paedophile is taken to court by five boys from the philippines who claim he abused them there. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are caroline wheeler, who's the deputy political editor at the sunday times, and the political journalist, jane merrick. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the daily mail reports that school pupils are to be given routine mental health checks. teachers will be trained to carry out the ‘wellbeing' assessments at primary and secondary schools the daily telegraph says the royal college of psychiatrists is to review its opposition to the legalisation of cannabis, despite its concerns over the risks the drug poses to users' mental health. the i says health chiefs are calling for a

. >> reporter: uk investigative bernie madof group, belling cat, alexander mishkin, publishing what appearso be a passport scam and more. >> huge amount of information about him confirming his identity. >> reporter: it's the newest in a series of embarrassing public black eyes for the g.r.u. last week, the netherlands revealing a busted russian plot to spy on the world chemical weapons watchdog, and the u.s. indicting seven alleged g.r.u. spies. while russian officials publicly laughed the allegations off, even on state-run tv, evidence that not everyone is buying the official line. an opposition figure attacking the host for cozying up to the kremlin. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> translator: you are not acting like a free, independent journalist. but like a person who pushes the state's agenda. that is the problem. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> translator: you have to present the state's position! but you think that's shabby and disgusting. if someone represents the position of the government, you are not going to talk to him. >> translator: journalists have to ask inconvenien

belling katz says the man who entered the country under the name of alexander patrol is really alexander mishkin a military doctor for russia's g.r.u. intelligence service. turkish president wretch of type editor juan has called on saudi arabia to prove its claim that missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi left the country's consulate in istanbul he entered the building a week ago to get documents for his upcoming marriage while his fiance waited outside. a vigil has been held in the book darien city of ruth safe for murder television journalist victoria martin over the thirty year old was raped and killed on saturday but it's unclear if the attack is connected to her work she reported on the possible misuse of european union funds invoke area. how to promote long term sustainable prosperity the twenty noble economics prize goes to two scientists who explain the interaction between your quantum e technological innovation and the global warming. and the international energy agency says renewable energy is going to slow to meet climate goals with carbon emissions actually growing for the second