there has been no comment from the taliban. stepped up attacks across the country in a so called spring offensive. youtube has removed hundreds of videos following a bbc investigation. the videos, which had contained adverts for edubirdie, a ukranian coursework and essay—writing service, had been criticised by the uk universities minister, who claimed they promoted "cheating on an industrial scale." hawaii has experienced its strongest earthquake in more than a0 years, as mount kilauea continues to erupt. the epicentre was beneath the volcano. the 6.9 magnitude quake sent people fleeing from buildings and briefly cut power supplies. charlotte gallagher reports. a ribbon of thick lava snakes through the suburban streets and forests. the molten liquid destroying anything in its path. lava has been surging across the island since thursday, sometimes shooting up to 100 feet in the air. it was really smoking bad, you could smell it in the air. we are going to get cut off i think is what's going to happen. residents rushed to flee th

been stabbings. headlines on bbc news. the royal family thanks the public for supporting the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle, after thousands lined the streets of windsor to see the newlyweds. some travellers report delays as a major overhaul of train timetables, affecting half a million passengers, begins today. china's bid to avert a trade war with the us. beijing promises to buy more goods and services from america. —— from the united states. let's stay with that story now. a looming trade war between the us and china has been put on hold according to the american treasury secretary, steven mnuchin. he told fox news that both countries had agreed to drop their threats to increase tariffs on each other‘s goods while they work on a wider trade agreement. we are putting the trade war on hold. right now we have agreed to put the tariffs on hold, while we try to execute the framework. the president has been very clear since the first meeting with president xi jinping and we are going to reduc

and yet it's been another day of violence. this time it began when soldiers raided homes in a densely populated area in the city a shrine of their security forces say they had information that fighters were hiding in that area when they were asked to surrender the soldiers say the fight to stop that shooting operation is going on things not under control everything is an under control you want to look. that is not much more damage off assuming property and another thing so i think that under control. old street fighters were killed by security forces during the operation police accused protesters of trying to impede their operation and help the rebels such as your madiba our brothers who've left in the path of allah they left for us and they've taken up arms after seeing the tyranny in kashmir now we have come out to rescue our brothers. india continues to blame neighboring pakistan for instigating trouble in the disputed region which pakistan denies. activists say more than seven hundred thousand indian troops and security pe

so how has that been going?ot to know several of the people who featured on this programme, and he's been keeping in touch, to see whether the home office has been true to its word. pain can display itself in many forms. anger, despair, confusion. why can't i come back? what united the victims of the windrush scandal, though, was one of injustice. injustice that the government promised to put right. i'm personally committed to resolving this situation with urgency and purpose. a month later, we've gone back to some of the people at the centre of this scandal. sajid javid will be an excellent home secretary. thank you. a scandal that brought down a home secretary. hermine thompson came to the uk in 1962. she was diagnosed with dementia five years ago. her daughter, yvonne, was distraught. when she was here first, i used to come out here everyday. i used to just sit down and cry. in the past year, yvonne hasn't been able to visit her mum. why? well, because yvonne has been in a detention centre. so, how long were

many of them have been released in the last year.ars so, yes. they decided that they were going to be releasing political prisoners back in january, and they have kept their word. they have been releasing prisoners, so yeah, it appears that it is changing. fingers crossed everything goes to plan. we are of course waiting for andy to be given the appropriate travel documents by the british authorities. are you envisaging him being home in the next few days? i'm hoping, fingers crossed. he has not technically been released from prison and i haven't spoken to him, so i am eagerly awaiting the first phone call from him because i haven't spoken to him in the last four years. that could come at any time? exactly, so i have my phone by me! yemi hailemariam, thank you forjoining us. as i said, the british government says it is working on getting andy out of the government now. it needs to first issue him with new passport documents to facilitate that, but it doesn't look like he will be leaving prison in ethiopia today, because there is curr

it's been it's been a long. twelve months behind me but. i'm starting to play better in the women's draw two time wimbledon champion petrak a bit of a scraped through her opening round match the czech who suffered career threatening injuries from a knife attack at her home lost the first set to veronica but she recovered to win the next two three six six one seven five was the final score embankment. tough to say i don't know if feel right now but. not sure if i did fewer two thousand firefighters so. i did have great mentors on the clay which i'm taking very positive i think for me this crazy it's great and i'm just here to have some maybe more bonuses which i already does today so taking them very easily and this tournament is very a bonus as i said. so we'll see how everything but i'm just happy to be in the second row no second seed caroline wozniak he was put to the test in her opening match american danielle collins taking the first set to a tie break for an iraqi i eventually winning it and staying in control in the second for a seve

this has been going on for two yea rs. this has been going on for two years. be a weak one exercise. and yet, here we are, theresa may desperately trying to steer the ship, keeping her rabl —— rebels happy, failing, clearly, risking their raph, further splits in the cabinet. i can‘t believe this is still going on. there were two options being mooted. the highly synchronised plan and the customs partnership. can you remind us of what those different things work? not really. both have been dismissed by brussels. the prime minister appears to be prepared to die in a ditch for something that people have told repeatedly they would accept. it isa told repeatedly they would accept. it is a surreal situation. we are coming toa it is a surreal situation. we are coming to a head broadly in this issue. the prime minister will have to make a decision. she has avoided doing that until now. she will have to decide what sort of partnership she wants with the eu and she will have to try to get that through parliament. there is no majority in either house of parliament. every

i've been this is. more you than bill bennett bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human rights of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than water it's about to hurt and the redistribution of our west. and their debt downwards we want our. i can tell you i have killed thirteen people with missile strikes and there are one thousand six hundred twenty six. unnamed enemies that were killed in all the missions that i completed and i know that i know that for a fact and i know each of these persons was a human being they had a family they had friends they had lives and we and the possibilities are. ten people are killed in a school shooting in the u.s. state of texas several explosive devices were found in the area witnesses described scenes. because he was scared i didn't know what to do you know my everything shot up my heart started beating real fast i didn't know what to do you hear blue. just like. german chancellor angela merkel's on an official visit to r

it has been incredibly important.vidence going forward. it is important for the families and their loved ones that their stories are told. it would be wrong if this became 72, just a number or statistic as each person who died, they have had their story told we have seen grief and sorrow. all told with great dignity and great poise and with great love by the families of those who had died. an important clarification there because many people assume that the commemoration hearings albeit very important, why not part of the formal process of evidence gathering at usa it is very much part of that process. it is and thejudge has made that much part of that process. it is and the judge has made that clear and much part of that process. it is and thejudge has made that clear and he has listened to these accounts with huge and quick attention and has also made his own comments and been profoundly moved by them. it has created what i think is a proper bridge between the community and those who survived including the families

a state of emergency has been declared.. thanks for watching. hello there, good morning. don't expect too much and you won't be disappointed — that's normally what most people say about the bank holiday weekend weather. this weekend, though, could be very different. we saw a fair bit of sunshine around on friday, notjust in york but far and wide. there will be more to come this weekend. apart from the far north—west of scotland at times been some rain. —— apart from the far north—west of scotland at times rain, it should be dry. it is getting warmer and warmer. high pressure is in charge of our weather. we are drawing in warmth from the near continent. as that builds, it keeps the weather fronts almost at bay, occasionally brushing the far north—west of scotland and the outer isles as well. some patchy cloud across scotland, northern ireland and into england and wales. there will be sunny spells, too. if anything, temperatures a bit higher than they were on friday. getting up to 20 degrees in north—eastern scotland, low 20s

been the case.g. compare it to last year when his seat was up for election and he only turned up at the very last minute. don't know how much we should read into that but he is here. you also mentioned some major boundary changes, the entire map of this area has been redrawn, so that it makes comparisons very difficult. but it also means there is an added layer of uncertainty for the lib dems. they're not popping the champagne corks just yet because in many places people could vote for two or three councillors. if they had supported the lib dems for a long time they might vote for a green. so another layer of uncertainty in a flagship constituency for the liberal democrats. thank you. some thoughts on that, i think he is less tired than he was last year. laughter this is another example... we are sort of hoping that we should be able to hold onto this one.” sort of hoping that we should be able to hold onto this one. i am saying it cautiously because we may do better than that. other parts of the co

it has been brilliant, we have been here six months, doing reservations, and we have been taking backnoise can be sunny side of the street may? make some noise now. cheering pretty good. can you guys do any better, make some noise. cheering iam not i am not sure whether you can still hear me. i have gone quite deafening when year. let's speak to some people. of all the flags i have seen, this is one i did not recognise. where are you from? new jersey. what is this flag? namibia. is this your first royal wedding? yes. but your sister came to one? yes. but your sister came to one? yes. what do you think of today? it is beautiful. did you camp out last night? yes. i was that? it was good. have a wonderful day. you have got up have a wonderful day. you have got up from your armchairs. these to my grabban sitting for the last while. what are you most looking forward to later on? seeing the dress. will you be able to see it through the carriage? i do not think so. you will have to look at the television footage later on. it is very exciting news, the new title for meghan and harry will be t

have been displaced.. but these slopes can also bring death. in 2010, this mountainside collapsed. it buried an entire village, killing over 300 people. amongst the dead were a number of the children. my people, 9 of them, perished. it was very hard for me. even now i am still recalling. 9 of them, most of them infants. 2010 was not the 1st or last. landslides had been regular on the mountain. caused by heavy rains and lose all can ask oil. but those are the very things that make it so good for farming. when i came here, i expected to find a gaping hole in the side of the hill with a landslide happened, only to find very flushed looking gardens, and this is because the land here, the soil is very fertile. even though the people note that this is dangerous, and a landslide could happen at any time, they still use it forfarming. that could happen at any time, they still use it for farming. that is something the government is trying to deal with. they are studying a crack running through 5 districts and the

all these years i've been living there, i never been late in my rent. they send me $50 charge. i tried to tell them to change it, they didn't. finally, i told them, you do it now or else. i had to use that kind of language. [inaudible] >> supervisor sheehy: okay. thank you. [inaudible] >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. [inaudible] >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. thank you. >> clerk: mr. shaw. >> supervisor sheehy: there's your time. >> clerk: sorry. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. i appreciate it. okay. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name's kathrin bennett. i've been living at 1563 sacramento street for 43 years, and i've seen a lot of renovations, but my experience with green tree has been positive. they've responded to my work orders. if i -- i might have had to remind them over the years. i seem to get benefits from the solar panelling that they installed from the laundry room that we didn't used to have, and respect for the building, and the continuants. thank you. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is maria, and i live in a bg on pacific avenue

the supporters who have been. during a long fight may not believe it until it actually happens given that mahathir mohamad has promised this transition before when hey al-jazeera kuala lumpur. the world health organization is to send an experimental vaccine to democratic republic of congo after confirming two cases of ebola and thirty two probable cases at least seventeen people have died since people in the village of b kora began showing symptoms resembling the virus nine neighboring countries have now been put on alert as the worst help world health organization says it's preparing for the worst. the united nations has issued a warning about the possible spread of cholera and malaria in somalia due to flooding more than one hundred thousand people have been internally displaced by heavy rains which caused the shut bell river to flood last month emergency medical supplies have been deployed but the u.n. estimates an extra two million dollars is needed to reach more areas police in turkey have detained one hundre

you have been out on the water this morning, what has it been like?ight winds, small weights are perfect for beginners. the sun is out so everybody is happy. what is the most popular watersport here at brigbury? probably surfing, but in the summer people are in the water swimming around and body boarding, so people have the opportunity to spend time in the water. more and more people are gathering, i suspect you are hoping for a big turnout on the beach? yes, we have our surf club for local children and also we hire out kit for people to spend time on the water. it will be a really good day. the sun rose this morning at about 5:40am and it will set just before 9pm so there are many hours to enjoy the sunshine for a perfect day on the beach. thank you very much. it looks beautiful and in regents park in london where catherine is and also expecting people to leave their homes and come out in huge numbers central london? absolutely. there isn't a cloud in the sky in regent ‘s park at the moment. it is absolutely glorious and it has been busy this morning

it's been.quite a day hustlers do you explain one day it's really a very different broadway day even from the last one but certainly from many that went before i think it's real fresh when one has to say that that's kind of what it six of this couple more of the william and kate william of course will be he is to the front he will be king. you know the. people i think people find william and kate very likable but these two are something a bit more special we're talking about. an american woman divorced see a biracial woman a feminist he has had his checkered history in the polish he's come through it with flying colors i think i believe i think he's become a really i mean he's one of my favorite roles so i have to say he's a big fan of yours but. you. know he really is because i think he's had a troubled time but he's come through and become an amazingly interesting and nice to go show it show some people we've talked about the differences between today's service and previous services just highl

the bbc understands nothing has been signed yet but rooney's representatives have been in the usa todrea radrizzani — has told the bbc he doesn't regret taking the club on a controversial visit to myanmar. he's faced criticism for travelling to a country whose military has been accused of ethnic cleansing of the rohingya muslim minority. our reporter nick beake caught up with radrizzani at the team hotel. what do you say to people who say you are more interested in making money than the reputation of your football club? we are not making any money out of this game. you say that business ventures in may and mark. yes, with companies and i have a good relationship with the guys in the federation and we are starting a contract with the media and we are going to visit our friends and anything else is not related to hear because i am not a politician and we just in football, we played two games and we leave. he beat novak djokovic yesterday — today kyle edmund had a straight sets win over the world number 10, david goffin at the madrid open. he's guaranteed a place in the world's top 20 a

hezbollah on the way to no one did the fall destroy hezbollah has been. a wonderful to them hezbollah and its allies are expected to win the most seats in parliament further strengthening their power which has been growing in recent years. a lot has happened since the last election in two thousand and nine there was political instability the post of the presidency was vacant for two years until late two thousand and sixteen when lebanon's political rivals reached a compromise deal a president was elected a national unity government was formed headed by prime minister saddle heidi that included members of hezbollah. prime minister how he wants to secure enough votes to ensure his leadership of the sydney community and ensure his return to the premiership he has exchanged harsh words with has been our during campaigning but that is an expected part of the election rhetoric in lebanon both sides know they need to work together if they want national unity and this divided nation than of who their leader. last year how far is live in beirut for us to following

i think what's been happening all along is the white house has been trying to deflect attention with that search warrant. trying to say it related to stormy daniels and the payoff of other women. i've always thought this related to the russian investigation and the central allegations that mueller is looking at. if this is true, that proves it. michael cohen was involved in trying to set up a trump tower in moscow for trump. he was involved in going to prague after manafort left the campaign to try to keep the relationship going between the russians and the trump campaign. all this does is add more support to those allegations. if you look at the christopher steel memo, it was more than one source that told him this. i believe it's been reported that another source, a news source has come out confirming it. michael cohen hasn't really denied it other than to say he didn't go. the proof he's shown really doesn't support that he didn't go to prague. s >> you're referring to the very big allegation in the dossier that michael cohen would have been a link to collude. this allegation is i

there have definitely been others. >> yes. i believe there have been a couple of others, although my colleague desiree and tim may have more institutional memory. there have been several, i think. >> this is exactly the type of business that we want to support with this program. >> thank you. >> commissioner. >> well, i was a customer in 1968 until 1971, when i graduated from hastings. i remember it quite well. so i am very enthusiastically supportive of this business. >> thank you. commissioner black. >> i very much think it's wonderful that there have been three generations involved in this business. it's very clear knights has been significantly involved in many events in the past 50 years, including a number of charitabe organizations and events. that's greatly appreciated. i strongly support this. >> thank you. >> i think this is just terrific and thank you for coming out. talk about patronage. i remember my team from state building on mcalester and my team from golden gate, that was our staple. talk about homegrown and h

so it has been really good.d far between and those that we have had have been friendly. and it is likely that the fans will be hanging out afterwards, or what customer we are going to be detained in the grounds, held by for around 30, 60 minutes were expect. fans will be taken straight back to the airport or where they are staying for the evening. good luck to the tea m for the evening. good luck to the team and many thanks for being with us. time for a look at the weather. here's stav. good evening. a bit of a women start to the day for someone with outbreaks of rain and quite cold and windy. but conditions are improving into the afternoon with plenty of sunshine around. this picture showing a lovely afternoon in cheshire. and it has been a similar picture elsewhere with sunshine and one or two showers. does showers die off this evening and overnight. some cloud around in scotland and northern ireland. and we start thursday on a bright note with a lot of sunshine around. further west a lwa ys of sunshine around

and i think when you lose somebody and when they have been terminally ill for a couple of yea rs beenill for a couple of years you are so been terminally ill for a couple of years you are so caught up in all that that entails that you don't necessarily think about the bigger picture. have you thought over the last week or so about what your mother would say about a failure on this level, whether it turns out to be computers, humans, however it turns out to have happened? what we re turns out to have happened? what were to make of it? i think she would be so annoyed that this system has let so many women down and of course all the women out there who are now wondering what on earth is going on for them. my heartjust goes out to them. it really does. going on for them. my heartjust goes out to them. it really doesm is really good of you to speak to us. is really good of you to speak to us. we wish you all the very best. it is very good of you to talk to us. it is very good of you to talk to us. thank you for your time. we appreciate that. thank you very much indeed. let's pick up on tha

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been before. united states of america. i want to make that statement. i feel very, states of america. i want to make that statement. ifeel very, very strongly about it. our military, as you know, has been greatly enhanced and it will soon be at a level that it has never been before. our approval of $700 billion this year and $716 billion next year, largely due to the help of a lot of people with me today and standing right here, we appreciate. but we had to do that for our military and we have done it and hopefully everything is going to work out well with north korea. and a lot of things can happen. including the fact that perhaps in one way, it is possible that the existing summit could take place, or a that the existing summit could take place, ora summit that the existing summit could take place, or a summit at some later date. nobody should be anxious, we have to get it right. ok, with that being said, we have something else which i have to tell you, all of you chairman, mike and everybody, w

been expanding its influence in southern yemen as part of the saudi that coalition there. plus a quarter is known as the galapagos all of the indian ocean is home to the unique dragons blood tree and hundreds of rest species about a third of those animals aren't found anywhere else in the world so sixty thousand residents have lived almost isolated from the outside world they now find themselves at the center of a power struggle between yemen's government and the u.n. team. mahmoud abbas has been reelected as chairman of the palestine liberation organization executive committee his expected reappointment came at the end of a meeting in ramallah of the palestinian national council it was the first time the four met in twenty two years has been called and caught in response to trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and move its embassy. now mozambique's opposition leader. has died the sixty five year old former rebel leader was found dead at his home in. the armed group or namo which four to sixteen years civil war against the ruling from leo fred. movem

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been stabbings.look at the headlines on bbc news. it is 6:14pm. the royal family thanks the public for supporting the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle, after thousands lined the streets of windsor to see the newlyweds. some travellers report delays as a major overhaul of train timetables, affecting half a million passengers, begins today. chelsea football club owner roman abramovich faces delays in renewing his uk visa. 0n hawaii's big island more people are being urged to leave their homes as fountains of lava from the kilauea volcano continue to break through the ground in residential areas. dozens of buildings have already been destroyed. several of the fissures from the volcano are still growing, as our correspondent chris buckler reports from the island. the lines of fire that scar this island are growing longer and thicker. and fountains of lava are bleeding through the cracks. kilauea volcano is thoroughly eating through the ground it once created. 3000 feet above and you can actually

at the end of the day, he has been approached, he has been money and he is staged some photographs withthe footage shows clearly that they were setting up shows clearly that they were setting upa set shows clearly that they were setting up a set of pictures together and maybe he has been a little bit naive, because he does not deal with the media on a big scale, but at the end of the day, he could have said no. obviously he is not here to defend himself, but how much would you say of what we see in the papers is actually staged. in your experience, how much is staged?” can tell you from my personal experience, probably 90% of the pictures aren't set up. we take celebrities abroad on holiday, and the first aid is ours. we get them to dress up in seven or eight sets of bikinis or hairstyles, and we can shoot them photographs and sell them every six weeks to all the magazines. and say we have such and suchin magazines. and say we have such and such in monaco, and another set with a blue bikini, and then we got her somewhere else. it is all set up. all the papers have been setting up pictur

the supporters who've been with. him during a long fight may not believe it until it actually happens given that mahathir mohamad has promised this transition before when hey al jazeera kuala lumpur. one of china's t.v. channels has been barred from airing the euro vision song contest in lisbon mango t.v. censored gay themed elements during its broadcast of tuesday's semifinal the station also chose not to air ireland's performance which is about a romance between two men the european broadcasting union says censorship is not in line with its diversity of values so the koreans work longer hours than people in most other developed countries but a controversial new law will limit the working week from a maximum of sixty eight hours and bring it down to fifty two hours the government says it will help work life balance but some businesses say it's going to make them less competitive more bright reports from seoul it's four in the afternoon and these workers are already thinking of home time that's because unlike most so

bloomberg has been told ms. management of money at a middle east group could go beyond its $1 billion health care fund and ordered the commission by hope right -- high-profile investors including the bill and melinda gates foundation that health care money was being diverted elsewhere. a separate review by deloitte's has uncovered discrepancies and other areas. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am paul allen. this is bloomberg. arey: the u.s. and china waving the white flag in a potential trade war after two days of talks last week in washington. the economics and policy editor kathleen hays here with more. treasury secretary steve mnuchin and the state council vice premier, they have been upbeat on where this is heading. caroline: i guess -- kathleen: i guess trade negotiations, if you are not going backwards and not walking away from the table, that is progress. steve mnuchin, the treasury secretary, mad

ambassador to germany richard grenell has been sworn into office posts had been vacant for more than a year reynolds is one of trump's most prominent gay appointees is confirmation there had been delayed by democrats opposed to his conservative positions and alleged derogatory comments about women want to look at the preliminary results from local elections in the u.k. suggest that british prime minister theresa may has been spared the white house some had predicted her conservative party has lost control of some key councils but managed to gain ground in breaks at supporting reach the vote was the first test of public opinion since last year's general election. u.s. prosecutors have charged bokes wagon's former boss martin been calling for his part in diesel gate they say he conspired to mislead regulators and violate the u.s. clean air act a federal grand jury in michigan indicted been a court as part of a probe into the scandal which has plagued the company for nearly three. the former c.e.o. of one of germany's best known and most successful companies could now face prison time a

there's been some data recently that fentanyl has actually been found laced in many drugs recently. i don't know if you heard about 4/20, a dozen people had to go to the hospital and they suspect it was fentanyl related. this is the reality we have to address. i'm hoping that this event will broaden minds and maybe even save some lives. i'm trying to help encourage resource sharing between organizations and event producers. something as simple as you have a soundtrack or you have a stage or you have amplify or whatever. i'm trying to encourage more research sharing to strengthen the industry. so i'm gonna be creating a haves and needs wall. sounds kind of remedial, but it's very clear. i've already been seeing some event producers sharing things like pa systems and stages, which is really exciting. i think that's something that could be encouraged more. i also think there could be an online version of this as well. so this will be an experiment and we'll see how it goes. and then i wanted to update you guys on this, being the keeper and maintainer of the master special event calenda

no arrests have yet been made.there was some kind of chase around the suburban streets. this is a very residential area for the families, and yesterday was a hot and sunny day like today. this is a very residential area for the families. yesterday was a hot and sunny day like today and there were lots of people out with their children. what people are saying is that there was a chase involving a car and mopeds around the streets. numerous shots were fired, including one which they say narrowly missed a woman when she was gardening, and actually went through her window. the victim, named by his mother as rhyhiem ainsworth barton, she says he was on his way back from football practice and was trying to get a job mentoring young people in the area when he was shot. she said he was a good boy who was not involved in any sort of crime at all and was an innocent victim, she says, of increasing violence in this area. i spoke to a woman who lives next door to the house which was fired into, and she says it is an incredibly

if you believe you have been affected a helpline has been set up.paign, after she alleged they'd had an affair. this appears to contradict earlier statements made by mr trump that he knew nothing about the payment. he denies having had an affair with stormy daniels. his lawyer michael cohen paid her $130,000 as part of a non—disclosure agreement. from washington, here's chris buckler. thank you very much. the truth of what happened between the president and the porn star continues to be the source of much dispute. donald trump denies ever having a sexual encounter with the adult film actress stormy daniels, but there are some very contradictory messages when it comes to legal affairs about the alleged affair. on board air force one last month, donald trump insisted he knew nothing of the $130,000 payment made by his personal lawyer, michael cohen, to stormy daniels. he directed all questions to mr cohen whose office was raided a few weeks ago as part of a criminal investigation into his business dealings. in the meantime, donald trump has been build

companies to compete now very few details actually have been given about these talks the media have been kept well away from the venue where the talking has been taking place not for nothing is china number one hundred seventy six on the world press freedom freedom index and of course now we know why this is another example of how on these occasions the chinese always like to keep the media in the dark i would imagine the once the u.s. trade delegation gets back to the united states they'll be perhaps a more detailed briefing but certainly it's being reported here in china but not in any great detail and what have been china's red lines in these talks. well i think you know they they've had a number of red lines but that the number one red line is that you know china does not want to be bullied by foreign powers china wants to resist anything that seeks to contain their economy and the problem is at the moment we are seeing friction on a number of levels between china and the united states and really what is underpinning i think all of this of the moment is a recognition by washington th

it's kind of like, wow, it's been a great day, the weather's been lovely.'t have been better. hello. welcome to bbc news. welcome to windsor on a gloriously warm evening. this has been the focus for some very special moments here today. at 12.39 precisely — the couple became husband and wife — in a unique and emotional service attended by hundreds of their family, friends and invited guests. the couple — named the new duke and duchess of sussex — made their vows to love and cherish each other — at a ceremony officiated by the archbishop of canterbury. outside the castle thousands of well—wishers gathered to watch the newly married couple's procession through the grounds of the castle. let's just give you a sense of what is happening here tonight. there are two wedding receptions. the first one, the former one, is over. 600 people at that. and we believe that the second more intimate reception will begin soon. it's at frogmore house, in the grounds here. quite extensive grounds! it's also where the couple's engagement photos were taken. we are expecting to s

been a hindrance, i am not saying it has been.icalities was talking about, the eu grants, which have sometimes been a lifeline for small arts creative industries companies, the movement of people, do you think that the creative industry in the uk is going to encounter issues there, or being a creative industry, is it going to find its way around these possible hurdles? i think the key word there is creativity, isn't it? when you look at what i have been witnessing as chair of the city of culture project, we have been going to cities like derry, londonderry, hull, and reminding them what liverpool bid with 2008, it was european capital of culture but it was a badge for us to really rediscover who we were and where we are. those cities have done that, and most of that sort of energy has come from the actual people within the cities themselves, you know? so i think there is a vast reservoir still of creative talent still to be unlocked, and now that we won't be looking that way, i come back to this fundamental point, i think we will

raped by adult men because they don't think of hers they don't been threatened there had been no violence or surprise when that incident had taken place well now the law is being debated in the national assembly on tuesday and that element the age of consent to fifteen has now been taken out of this nor critics say that that mean it's been watered down that it was less protection for children and actually creates new legal loopholes for child rapists this is what they've set advocates according to are to go to child abuse could be considered an advance not a crime because they don't mr president there are two hundred fifty people who demand the wall be repealed well they've now launched a petition against that revision of the age of consent and it's gone to more than four hundred thousand people supporting that to not be changed well those who'd all good for the change say they needed to take out that age of consent because they said it would infringe on the defendant's presumption of innocence that's led to some heated debate in the national assembly already in one session on monday. whe

to try and form a government supporters of italy's populist parties have been protesting. rejected their previous bid to form a government after a multimillion dollar four year long operation the search for the missing passenger plane m h three seventy has officially been called off the malaysian government is not extending the search but the prime minister says it could resume only if new evidence is found a private u.s. forum was the team to look for the malaysian airlines plane but its mission wrapped up on tuesday the aircraft disappeared without a trace in twenty fourteen with two hundred thirty nine people on board a prominent russian journalist has been shot and killed at his apartment in the ukrainian capital. was a well known critic of president vladimir putin police in kiev say the forty one year old could have been targeted because of his job those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next. getting to the heart of the matter if mostafa can gee the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept facing realit

, who has bed been a long time source.tacted the fbi. there was no zero placement right or implanting. this perscripti person just happened to be b there. >> the adage of see something, say something, what happened. >> which puts a very different light on that than what the president is putting out there. thank you very much. i want to go to a former dj official and assistant to james comey. josh campbell. you heard evan's r reporting and what the president has been tweeted. the speculation he's putting out there. with the clear implication it's true and he believes it. spy. >> depends on whose side of the investigation one happens to find themselves. if you are the subject, you're going to do everything you can to discredit those doing the investigation. if you're on the side of law enforcement, then you see a person like this for what they are. >> except for this the president who oversees the fbi. this is his, this is his law enforcement. >> well, it is in a sense and i think i saw him tweeting i think the it was yester

should she have been reinstated ? should she have been reinstated? have been reinstated?le. we've dealt with a number of people. number of people. i'm sorry i don't have any details... have any details... compared an asian person to a dog on facebook. what has changed? i don't know enough about the situation. know enough about the situation. absolutely condemn any language like that. that. make those jokes don't represent me or my party. should she have been reinstated? reinstated? suspended for things, it's not always permanent. always permanent. apologised profusely or there is other detail. other detail. i would need to know more about that. more about that. we have another result from south yorkshire. result from south yorkshire. where labour's danjarvis was standing. a turnout of 25% in this contest. contest. powers are slightly nebulous, to put it mildly. laughter danjarvis is in front. this is the first round of voting. voting. percentages, a8% to 15% on the first preference votes. a majority of 90 3000. fact that people are thinking what is thisjob? fact that peop

wendy, you have been very open about how you have been very open about how you have been very open aboutappiness. so many people love your attitude and more people are talking about alzheimer's. part of that, when you encounter people and they are more mindful of some of the problems people face, that could be a big practical help? absolutely. when i moved into my village, i live in a row of similar houses and i met my neighbour thinking my house was his house. that was our first meeting. if he had been angry or aggressive at that point, i might not have gone out again, because i would have been worried about finding my house. because he was so supportive, we have a wonderful time now. what makes a massive difference is the kindness of strangers. yes. some days are really tough. when does that happen? just being mindful of my dad's behaviour. he can do some strange things that normal people wouldn't do. it is somebodyjust going with that and not acting weird around bad. it be in dad's normality because his normality is different to ours. how difficult was it to adjust yourself, simon. yo

they have always been doing that. they have always been doing that. they train every day.ofessional athletes. what they showed in the final is that mental and physical resilience. this is about who wants more. i do believe that on the day, from the start, when that centre pass went off, england showed the capacity and capability of wanting it more than anyone else. well, you can go home now and watch it as many times as you like. graduation is once again. thank you. -- congratulations once again. great stuff. four—time tour de france champion chris froome insisted today that he has "done nothing wrong" over the adverse doping sample he gave last september. he's been speaking ahead of the start of the giro d'italia in jerusalem on friday. our sports correspondent andy swiss is in israel ahead of the first grand tour of the year. welcome tojerusalem, where chris froome is very much the centre of attention. he was out training on the roads around here with team sky this morning. but hanging over him, that adverts drugs test in september last year, which should double the allo

based on what we have been saying since 40 years ago and we have been repeating this, that is iran is a country that adheres to its commitments and the u.s. is a country that has never adhered to its commitments. our history in the past 40 years that have been prior to that has told us and has indicated that the americans, speaking of their approach toward the people of the region and the people of iran, they have always, the americans have always adopted a hostile approach and that includes their coup against the legitimate government. and also, their interventions at the time of the previous regime. and the support for saddam. and also the targeting of an iranian passenger plane, iranian passenger aircraft and killing of innocent people by the u.s. warship. and also, the measures they've carried out against people of afghanistan, iraq, yemen and also the people of the middle east region and the people of north africa. and also the measures carried out by the americans against the people of-- in other parts of the world. tonight, tonight the americans announced that they have pulled

clearly the management hasn‘t been as it could have been.there is a limit to what can be done to control it. clearly they would have wanted a much more choreographed run—up to the big day and releasing the announcements for the bridal party and the cake and so on, very much setting the agenda. that hasn‘t happened. i would say that this is no ordinary wedding, no gordon reid bride and there is also something rather gloriously unscripted about the soap opera —— no ordinary bride. for the royal family, authenticity is important. claudia, will the royal family family, authenticity is important. claudia, will the royalfamily be cringing at what has happened?” don't think they'll be totally amused but they must be expecting it. the reality is that meghan's family have been talking for a year. they've constantly been coming up with sniping and meghan can't control her half brother and half sister. they are extended family, she hasn't seen them for years. but they love the limelight. you have to remember, these people are americans and they don't g

it has been considered inhumane. shortage of drugs used in lethal injections has led to some states reinstating the electric chair as a secondary option if these drugs are not available. susan: we discussed the availability of these drugs earlier in the program. before we go back to calls i , would like to have you explain the supreme court process before an inmate is put to death. how does that work? kent: the supreme court takes cases in its discretion from lower courts, state and federal. a case can be reviewed by the state courts first and go to federal, and from there, a case can go straight to the supreme court without having to go through the lower federal court first. after the reviews are completed. what happens in the last days before an election, inmates file repeated petitions challenging their sentences. they do this in state courts and federal courts. if those are denied, they file last in the u.s. supreme court. susan: we hear these dramatic stories of the 11th hour, when a single justice reviews wheth

the supporters who have been. with him during a long fight may not believe it until it actually happens given that mahathir mohamad has promised this transition before when hey al jazeera kuala lumpur. have been protests in the philippines after the supreme court expelled the chief justice is being critical of president for regurgitates a maria lauda surrender was removed in a vote by fellow judges acting on a government petition seeking her dismissal serino has fiercely criticize a number of decisions by the. people to stand up to what she calls his or tower tyrion rule i am the employee lancaster one of the so many thousands of man who say nice have been out who could be made in the end who have been unfairly accused or and clearly the means by the very powerful forces in our society that not be exposed for what they are hiring j.c. could take a has more from manila. well it was definitely an unprecedented move by the philippine supreme court ousting one of its own magistrates and the less than the chief justice