police have taken two wanted men back into custody, after they were found tied up on a bench in a county armaghillage. also in the next hour, under attack from rising sea temperatures and pollution, australia is promising to spend £290 million to help restore and protect the great barrier reef. celtic win the scottish premiership, with a thumping 5—0 win over old rivals, rangers. and we look at the highlights of new york's tribeca film festival. that's in ‘talking movies‘, in half an hour. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the former immigration minister, brandon lewis, is supporting a claim by the home secretary that she didn't know about home office targets for removing illegal immigrants. amber rudd told a commons committee earlier this week that she wasn't aware of the targets, then on friday said she hadn't seen an email lastjune, which gave details about the policy. she has resisted growing calls for her to resign. our political correspondent peter saull reports. another day, another cabinet minister leaping to the defence of the embattled home secretary. amber rudd denies reading

ireland have taken two wanted men back into custody after they were found tied up on a bench in county armaghso in the next hour, how to protect one of the world's treasures from pollution... australia is promising to spend 290 million pounds to help restore and protect the great barrier reef. and celtic win the scottish premiership with a thumping 5—0 win over rivals rangers. and officials confirm brazilian surfer rodrigo koxa breaks the world record for the biggest wave ever surfed — an 80ft swell in portugal last november. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the former immigration minister, brandon lewis, is supporting a claim by the home secretary — that she didn't know of targets for the removal of illegal immigrants. amber rudd told a commons committee last week, that she wasn't aware of the targets, and days later said she hadn't seen an email last year giving details of the policy. ms rudd has resisted growing calls for her resignation. our political correspondent iain watson reports. the empire windrush brings them from jamaica. the empire windrush brings them from jamaica. the pli

police have taken two wanted men back into custody after they were found tied up on a bench in a county armaghillage. rohingya refugees in bangladesh have been appealing to visiting un ambassadors to help them safely return home. a delegation from the un security council is visiting refugee camps in cox's bazar. now on bbc news it's time for click. this week we are going cryptocurrency crazy. we'll see how to mine bitcoin in a warehouse of thousands of machines, or in your kitchen, on your blender. welcome to iceland, one of the strangest places i've ever been. it is ice cold. and... ..boiling hot. now, that does come with advantages. the volcanic activity that formed the island millions of years ago means it has access to very cheap geothermal electricity. and all that cold air? that can be used as a free cooling system. so cheap electricity and cold air. in short, the perfect place to put a load of computers. oh wow! every single one of these is a home computer. that's all it is. that is a desktop computer. and there are thousands of them. these computers are working flat out. without a cool

police have taken two wanted men back into custody after they were found tied up on a bench in a county armaghillage. rohingya refugees in bangladesh have been appealing to visiting un ambassadors to help them safely return home. a delegation from the un security council is visiting refugee camps in cox's bazar. now on bbc news it's time for talking movies. hello from new york. i'm tom brook, and welcome to this special edition of talking movies, when we look back at some of the highlights from this year's tribeca film festival. the tribeca film festival is now in its 17th year. it began, basically, as a civic restoration project to help the ruined tribeca neighbourhood to get back on its feet after the attacks of september 11th 2001. it has grown to become a significant film festival, with a wide range of mainly independent features from film—makers around the world. the festival opened with the world premiere of love gilda, a documentary on the late american comedian and actress gilda radner. in 1975 to 1980, she was america's sweetheart. she was really probably one of the most famous comedi

police have taken two wanted men back into custody after they were found tied up on a bench in a county armaghillage. an 18—year—old man has been arrested after four people were taken to hospital, two with potentially life—changing injuries, following a collision in newport. more from me at 3pm. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament where there's continued pressure on the home secretary over her handling of immigration. she does take full responsibility for this serious issue then perhaps she should do the honourable thing and resign. i do take syria is my responsibility but i do think i am the person i do take it seriously as my responsibility but i do think i am the person that can put it right. it's 60 years since the life peerages act. i've been talking to three prominent peers about the change in the rules that allowed women to sit in the lords for the first time. and hearing about the men who opposed the change. we like women, we admire them, sometimes we even grow fond of them, but we do not like them here. well, i mean, the idea that anybo

police have taken two wanted men back into custody after they were found tied up on a bench in a county armaghemperatures and pollution. australia is promising to spend 290 million pounds to help restore and protect the great barrier reef. celtic win the scottish premiership with a thumping 5—0 win over old rivals rangers and at 2.30pm the week in parliament looks

ireland, have been found tied to a bench and covered in paint, in a suspected vigilante attack in county armaghes including breach of license. images of the pair had been shared on social media. three men have been arrested in northern ireland, under the terrorism act, after police discovered a bomb during a number of house searches in county tyrone. ten houses were evacuated in the town of strabane as a precaution. the men, aged 43, 45 and a7, have been taken to belfast for questioning. the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, has said the time has come for the uk to "resolve the contradictions" in its irish border policy. mr barnier was writing in ireland's sunday independent newspaper, ahead of a visit to the country tomorrow. he said there needed to be "substantial progress" on the issue by the next meeting of eu leaders, injune the former house of commons speaker and glasgow mp, michael martin, has died at the age of 72. lord martin of springburn, as he was known latterly, resigned over his handling of the mps' expenses scandal, but friends say he was held in affection. graham ste

police have taken two wanted men back into custody after they were found tied up on a bench in a county armaghand alexis guesto were wanted for offences including a breach of their licences. images shared on social media appear to show them tied up and covered in paint. live now to our correspondent in belfast, john campbell. what is the latest? the police of the protection branch have issued an appealfor information the protection branch have issued an appeal for information about these two men. they have released their pictures and giving details of a car seen pictures and giving details of a car seenin pictures and giving details of a car seen in the south armagh area. this isa seen in the south armagh area. this is a particularly closely knit rural community. police were called there last night and they found these two men tied to the bench, their hands bound with cable ties and paint poured over their heads in what was a p pa re ntly poured over their heads in what was apparently a vigilante attack. local councillors say this incident was u nfortu nate councillors say this incident was un

ireland, have been found tied to a bench and covered in paint, in a suspected vigilante attack in county armaghd for offences including breach of license. were wanted for offences images of the pair had been shared on social media. the us secretary of state mike pompeo has accused iran of destabilising the middle east, in his first trip to the region. following meetings in saudi arabia and israel, he said the us was committed to preventing tehran, from developing nuclear weapons. australia is to spend almost £300 million, trying to protect the great barrier reef. rising sea temperatures have caused the loss of a third of its coral. conservationists say the investment is an important step, but the biggest threat to the reef is global warming. confidence in the criminaljustice system has suffered in recent months, after the collapse of cases due to failures in disclosure. that's when officers and prosecutors in the lead—up to trials are required to hand over relevant material that may help the defence. the controversy has centred on rape cases which have failed, over disclosure, but how widesprea

part of the result, like here in county armagh, is that all of us can go about daily life without theof that. here at the ulster museum in belfast, 18 portraits of survivors and relatives of the dead. silent testimony. today's generation of politicians is split on good friday's aspiration to recognise that hurt and harm. from victims' and survivors' point of view, they are the critical piece that is still missing and we need to tackle. i have the majority of those people sitting together, talking to our politicians and saying, if we can sit in this room despite our legitimate hurt, pain and anger, and talk to each other about the way forward, why can't our politicians do the same? because their failure to do so is part of the reason why we're not getting what we need. the agreement won international acclaim, but it had so many rows and difficulties, has it had its day? no, it's not finished. it hasn't fully carried out all the things that we intend to do, but that's not its failure, that the failure, i'm afraid, of some people still in politics. but this process will continue, and it

police have taken two wanted men back into custody after they were found tied up on a bench in a county armaghman, the hulk and 20 more superheroes unite to fight the most powerful enemy yet in the avengers infinity well. pay award mark kermode thought of it and the rest of this week's cinema and dvd releases in the film review. now on bbc news — sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm james pearce. the headlines this evening. seven in succession for celtic. it's yet another premiership title for them as they put five past past old firm rivals rangers. simply too good. lyon beat manchester city in the champions league semi—final. and a first win of the season for lewis hamilton. everything goes his way in baku at the ajerbaijan grand prix. celtic have won the scottish premiership title for the seventh year in a row after thrashing rangers 5—0 at celtic park. the victory means that if celtic beat motherwell in the scottish cup final they will win the treble for the second consecutive season. chris mchlaughlan was at today's match. yes, the celtic fans will celebrate long into the night,