, mr trump‘s son—in—law between donald trumer, mr trump‘s son—in—lanared kushner between donald mueller‘s investigation would be laundering, what strength do you give to that chris? manafort has been indicted after his representation of the ukraine and things like that. whatever bannon is saying, that doesn‘t matter, even less than it did six months ago, he is persona non grata even among the elites in us society but among trump world, he has been banished from breitbart and has been banished from breitbart and has no influence over the white house. at the time he was at the centre of things. we will be coming back on this but thank you very much indeed. my pleasure. a 6—year—old boy from tanzania has become the country‘s youngest app developer. ethan yona has created a learning game for children his own age. the character ethan man is based on himself. zawadi machibya has his story. six—year—old ethan is tanzania‘s youngest app developer. he became a living app game for kids his age.|j am even, i‘m just a normal six—year—old boy, i love school and playing games but after school

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senate seat so you have these attempts at humour, but donald trump these attempts at humour, but donald trumereller will find out so he would be joking twitter forever. it is interesting to see the fallout from the book. thank you. tony blair says the british public should be able to think about brexit again. he also said the labour party has a again. he also said the labour party hasa timid again. he also said the labour party has a timid approach to brexit. 0ne member of the shadow kavanagh has described his latest intervention as entirely unhelpful. a council leader has written an open letter calling for action to tackle what he describes as "aggressive begging" on the streets of windsor. the letter, written by councillor simon dudley, comes ahead of the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle, which is taking place in in may. windsor homeless project described the comments as "abhorrent". 0ur correspondent adina campbell has been gauging reaction in windsor. this 3—page letter has caused quite a stir in windsor. the leader of windsor and maidenhead royal borough council has written this

fox news focused on donald trumer, who fired back at the remarks made by bannon by calling him "an opportunist" who brought "backstabbing, harassing and lying" to the white house. 0 nto onto other stories here in the uk. the metro calls storm eleanor — the deadly winter storm that's been whipping across most of northern europe — "one el of a storm". two people were killed in spain while a skier died in the french alps. the guardian front page leads with windsor council leader's demands that police use law to clear the area of homeless people ahead of the royal wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. the financial times pages look at the rise of green car sales and how norway has become the first country in the world where more than half of all new cars sold are hybrid or electric. and, finally, the gulf news has some bad news for people with a sweet tooth — it warns chocolate could be extinct by 2050 due to climate change. cacao trees, which need heavy rainfall for growth, are under threat as rising temperatures is sucking moisture from the soils where the trees grow. many of you i can hear

steve bannon has allowed this to go forward, to say that the son of the president, donald trumer., isan egg oi'i national television by robert mueller, the special prosecutor looking into the matter. that is burning your bridges with a flame—thrower! but what is interesting to me is the way the republicans have dealt with this so far. their initial response was to demand the justice department look into the clinton foundation. they are backing their man. one of the interesting quotes, it comes from mitch mcconnell, you can correct me if i'm wrong, donald trump will sign anything i put in front of him. that's crucial, they have the most important thing they wanted, which was this extraordinary tax reform bill, which cuts corporate taxes which will not necessarily mean higher wages for people, it will mean bigger dividends for shareholders, cutting taxes on the most wealthy in american society with tiny amounts coming to the kind of people who backed donald trump all the way. the republicans think, we have won him, we have pulled him into our camp, steve bannon thought he would pull him

he says a meeting between donald trumer and russian officials should have been reported immediately totreasonous and unpatriotic. predictably the president's spokeswoman didn't agree i think that is a ridiculous accusation and one i am pretty sure we have addressed many times before, if that is in reference to comments made by mr bannon i refer you to the ones he made previously on 60 minutes where he called the collusion with russia about this president a totalfarce. collusion with russia about this president a total farce. so collusion with russia about this president a totalfarce. so i think i would look back tharkts if anybody has been inconsistent it has been him, not the president or this administration. donald trump's response was even tougher. when he was fired he not only lost hisjob, he lost his mind. it's fire and fury indeed. the book claims the former prime minister tony blair was bidding to be a white house middle east adviser. and that he told the president's son—in—law that british intelligence may have spied on the trump campaign. this story is literally a total fabric

the most damaging claim is that steve bannon viewed a meeting between donald trumer and a group of russiansg the campaign and considered it treasonous. also a meeting between paul manafort and jared kushner. "the three senior guys in the campaign thought it was a good idea to meet with a foreign government inside trump tower in the conference room on the 25th floor with no lawyers," bannon is quoted as saying. he adds that after the meeting they should have called the fbi immediately. the president has hit back in a scathing statement. white house press secretary sarah sanders has condemned the contents of the book as completely untrue. i think it is a ridiculous accusation and i am sure we have addressed many times here before. if that is in reference to comments made by mr bannon i would refer you back to once he made previously on 60 minutes where he called the collusion with russia about this president a totalfarce, collusion with russia about this president a total farce, so collusion with russia about this president a totalfarce, so i think i would look back at that, if anybody has be

but it was billed as donald trumer possibly providing damaging information about hillary clinton whichrussians, they said they did not get anything, it was brushed off, a reflection of the chaotic nature of the campaign that they would take this meeting but it was not evidence of collusion. anthony zurcher in washington. let's cross to the white house where the president's press secretary sarah huckabee sanders is expected to speak to the media. 0ne suspects one of the questions from the many journalists 0ne suspects one of the questions from the manyjournalists that will involve the white house response to the alleged extracts from this new book involving steve bannon and what he has said about the trump presidency. when we get something from a press conference we will bring it to you on bbc news. earlier today president trump boasted on twitter that his nuclear button is "much bigger" and "more powerful" than north korea's. it was in response to a warning from north korea's leader kim jong un that america was in range of a nuclear strike. meanwhile north and south korea have conducte

he described a meeting donald trumer held in new york with a russian lawyer during the 2016 presidentialthe search for malaysia airlines flight mh370 will resume today, nearly a year after efforts to locate the plane were officially suspended. the search for the aircraft, which went missing with 239 people on board in march 2014, was the largest in aviation history. it will now be resumed by a an american company using unmanned submarines. 0ur south—east asia correspondent jonathan head joins us from bangkok. what exactly will they be searching for now considering there has been a huge process undertaken? to new developments. this company has much greater search capabilities than the previous company. it reckons it can search a much wider area and a much shorter time. time is constrained because you have certain months of the year that you can search. the other is that there has been continual analysis of other dater including models of the drift patterns of the bits of the brief in the aircraft that have watched up in east africa, reversing nose and also looking at some satellite images

is a memorable line where he predicts donald trump jr will be memorable line where he predicts donald trumergator will focus on money laundering as the main way of getting to the president. along with that it getting to the president. along with thatitis getting to the president. along with that it is very readable and juicy. in terms palace intrigue and gossip and stories of factional infighting ina very and stories of factional infighting in a very dysfunctional white house. how does it all tied back to when steve bannon left the white house, he said he planned to help the donald trump administration by being his wing man outside. this seems far from it. bannon has described himself previously as thomas cromwell in the court of henry viii, and he is sort of seeming to revel in the injury. i think that there was some writing in the wall early on around a year ago when bannon made the cover of those magazines and people refer to him as president bannon, you could be sure that donald trump didn't like that. not a great surprise when he was ousted. and since then, it has been a strange relatio