what dominic gordon and political, he had the strong katara people like thomas t. m. prost a school policy. there were still an wouldst lasandra that was to mean flotsap. a spirit is a cultural. anti russian sanctions have upset a delicate balance. first for cleaning out the last was sri lanka, which had already been suffering from the consequences of kobe restrictions. none the less, it joined the sanctions against russia. in just the question of sinister on the south poly and accompanying yeah. when you should have a dog, was that a wish friendly? it was like it said, not open it for you. if it let me do it. also looking at them for the door, but of some of us will show him his chest. she will anchor went from being a tourist paradise to an island ill luck in just months with a stake default week long queues for fuel and food and a complete collapse of the government. norbish and you don't was you got so the whole additional over whatever those how the car bhaskar brush those kilogram stored. get the stove you. i just won't close that sort of you. yes. yeah, i guess. yeah, i got a style,

lorna gordon in glasgow, thank you very much. thejustice secretary, dominice to appear in court and he has not ruled out the possibility of them being physically dragged from their cells. it comes after a meeting with the family of zara aleena, who was murdered byjordan mcsweeney last year. he was jailed for 38 years but chose not to be in the dock for sentencing. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. zara aleena was attacked and sexually assaulted close to her home in ilford in east london. she died from her injuries. her killer, jordan mcsweeney, was jailed for 38 years. he chose not to be in court to hear his sentence or to listen to statements from zara's family. when we learned that he had the right not to attend, it felt like a slap in the face. like the murderer gets to have that power. he gets a licence to kill zara because of failings in probation, and then he gets the right to not even face hisjudgment. jordan mcsweeney, a career criminal who'd already served nine prison sentences, should have been injail when he murdered zara. probatio

she has dominated scottish politics for almost a decade and will remain as first minister and leader of her party until a successor is found. lorna gordoner more than two decades in the scottish parliament, nicola sturgeon played a key role in pushing for independence long before she became leader of the snp. as leader she became one of the most recognised faces in uk politics. jonathan blake now looks at her impact. prominent, popular, a familiarface. nicola sturgeon has dominated scottish politics for a decade. and just weeks ago when asked about her future was adamant she wasn't going anywhere. future was adamant she wasn't going an here. , w ., �* future was adamant she wasn't going an here. p future was adamant she wasn't going an here. anywhere. jacinda ardern says she doesnt anywhere. jacinda ardern says she doesn't have _ anywhere. jacinda ardern says she doesn't have enough _ anywhere. jacinda ardern says she doesn't have enough in _ anywhere. jacinda ardern says she doesn't have enough in a - anywhere. jacinda ardern says she doesn't have enough in a tank - anywhere. jacinda ardern says she doesn't have enough in a tank to l d

she has dominated scottish politics for almost a decade and will remain as first minister and leader of her party until a successor is found. lorna gordonk has given his reaction to the news in past few minutes let's hear what he had to say first what he had to say off, i will pay tribute to nicola first off, i will pay tribute to nicola sturgeon for her long—standing public service and i wish her well in the future. and we do not agree on everything put in the short time that we did work together, i was pleased that we were able to announce three ports in scotland and working between the uk government and the scottish government. those ports are going to attract investment, create jobs and i look forward to working with the new minister to deliver for the people of scotland. our scotland political correspondent lynsey bews joins us now when they stepped down as prime minister of new zealand, she said she did not have enough petrol in the tank and at that time, nicola sturgeon was asked if she had enough petrol in the tank and she said yes. but she now clearly doesn't. how much of a surprise was this in the morning from her? it much of

she has dominated scottish politics for almost a decade and will remain as first minister and leader of her party until a successor is found. lorna gordonr scotland correspondent james cook was listening to nicola sturgeon's speech. it was interesting to hear a very personal speech from nicola sturgeon, quite a reflective speech from nicola sturgeon. she was talking a lot about the impact that being at the front of politics for so long had had on her and her family, and also this idea that she has become a polarising figure in scottish politics, although, to be totally honest with her, it is probably the issue of the constitution and independence that is the polarising factor than any one individual or character, and i think that whoever takes on the mantle of leadership of the scottish national party, and therefore being first minister of scotland, is likely to face the same challenges because there is still a big debate about how the snp can move scotland closer to independence. clearly, the first minister nicola sturgeon has had a successful tenure in some regards, but she has not got any closer, really, to that dream. that is the vi

dominated. times are changing on tyneside and here for the ride was their new £45 million man anthony gordon.n, newcastle held firm. st james�* park erupted. their wait is over. now for a shot at history. newcastle�*s saudi—backed owners promised better days to come when they took over. but few could have predicted the transformation to be as rapid as this. facing relegation last season, newcastle are now flying high in the premier league and off to their first wembley final this century. manchester united played nottingham forest to see who take them on. chelsea as predicted breaking the british tranfer record — a whopping £105 million on enzo fernadnez. but with strict rules around how much clubs can spend on players how is it chelsea, now under new owners, have been able to take their spending to over half a billion pounds since they took over? 0ur sports editor dan roan�*s been taking a look. he may be just 22, but enzo fernandez is already a world cup winner. the argentine midfielder emerging as one of the stars of the tournament. the youngster played just a handful of matches for benfic

dominated. times are changing on tyneside and here for the ride was their new £115 million man anthony gordon.t! southampton searched for second—half goals and were given a glimmer of hope when bruno guimaraes saw red for this. i think he is away. but even with ten men, newcastle held firm. st james' park erupted. their wait is over. now for a shot at history. newcastle's saudi—backed owners promised better days to come when they took over. but few could have predicted the transformation to be as rapid as this. facing relegation last season, newcastle are flying high in the premier league and off to their first wembley final this century. a moment for eddie howe to enjoy having got the team there. there are people at the club who have been here a long time so you get an idea of what it means. from my perspective, you are so focused on the details of how we will play and what you are going to do. you cannot take your eye off that. you shelter yourself from some of the feeling around the city. i think it is nice to know how much it means. it looks like they will face manchester united in the fin

gordon: if you'll allow some comments. i totally support general petraeus on that. one of the things with the c.i.a. mission is so dominant in its culture that i think over time that leads people to be too focused on mission and not on these things. mental health, sexual harassment, making sure the resources are there. there has been movement over the years. you can't do enough on this one because culturally it's history not in war fighting and incredibly mission driven. and that can lead people to hold to themselves what they need to share and get support. i would agree with that push. when it comes to technology, technology without humans, technology is a magic button. it is a technical world. and there does need to be investment in leadership, particularly to understand the risks associated with technologies so they can do decision making with it as a partner. i think the last thing that i would say is, look at continuing security clearance opportunities to let people move in and out over the course of their career. part of their development is not a straight line progression within the closed environment. but let them

extensive searches for the missing baby of constance marten mark gordon after they will locate is in brighton last night the pair dominic the 27th of february after a member of the pubuc february after a member of the public saw them in the shop in berry place i can confirm that they were arrested on suspicion , child neglect . i can now , child neglect. i can now confirm that they have been several stood on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter and that they remain in custody at police stations sussex . the at police stations sussex. the baby was not with them and we have not found the baby yet . the have not found the baby yet. the police helicopter dogs, thermal imaging cameras and drones are being used to assist officers on the ground. we have over 200 officers from multiple across the metropolitan police and sussex. police involved . the sussex. police involved. the search throughout this investigation and our key priority has been finding the baby and we remain committed to that that . there is that that. there is a significant amount of search activity in open to the north of brighton, near to where the coup