the dong dang train station, on the border of vietnam's.ation. he seems a very happy. he will be going to hanoi to meet the president. lots of different meetings as well with vietnamese leaders as well, his cou nterpa rts vietnamese leaders as well, his counterparts at there, so we are expecting... donald trump has obviously been tweeting about this. he is expecting a tremendous meeting and is quite optimistic about it but, again, after that historic initial meeting, he was heavily criticised and that more groundwork done it needs to be made to get some commitment in terms of denuclearisation, though the president was stressing that they had a very, very good relationship and he also read the rated that he was in no rush to press for denuclearisation. zayn, i do not wa nt to denuclearisation. zayn, i do not want to rush anything ijust not on testing. —— saying. hello there. on monday, the temperature reached 20.6 celsius in western parts of wales. and today, the temperatures are going to be very similar. basically, the record warmth is goin

from dong dang to hanoi.im jong—un is already here in hanoi. in fact, oui’ is already here in hanoi. in fact, our correspondentjonathan head saw his motorcade arrived at a hotel just under a mile from where i stand, nearly in central hanoi, in the old quarter, overlooking the very famous lake of the sword. people very much going about their own business but there is a lot of anticipation for these two leaders meeting. president trump is due to arrive tonight and already we have some indication of the logistics of their day over the next two days. president trump will be meeting with his vietnamese counterpart, the president and the prime minister, tomorrow, and then in the evening wednesday evening the two leaders will meet briefly before they both sit down to have dinner. and on thursday, that is when the real nitty—gritty, you know, will be occurring. they will be meeting, there is a lot of expectations that there is a lot of expectations that there has got to be a lot more substantive details negotiated th

we saw in get out of the train in dong dang station.ight in front of hanoi's famous opera house. this is a city very much going about it's business. people very much anticipating this huge summit again between the two leaders. as i mentioned, it has been several months since the singapore summitand the several months since the singapore summit and the two are coming together once again and we know that kim jong—un is accompanied by together once again and we know that kimjong—un is accompanied by his key negotiator, his sister and with the americans win at president trump is it to arrive but he arrives this evening. secretary of state mike pompeo is a ready in hanoi. a lot preparation of these two sides coming together an expectation they will be much more substantive issues at stake this time. singapore broke the ice, eased tensions between the two leaders. we know they have a fairly good relationship, according to president trump. he said that to well in love in singapore. that relationship continues to progress. it is something i ask

the north korean leader arrived here at dong dang station in vietnam just two hours ago.es from the centre of hanoi. north korea is desperate for an end to sanctions after years of economic penalties. now, let's cross live to shara njit leyl who is in hanoi for us. yes, that's right. a rainy, chile hanol yes, that's right. a rainy, chile hanoi, so certainly warm weather is not what is greeting them. as you saw the footage earlier of kim jong—un‘s arrival at the border with vietnam's, he was greeted by the red carpet, ceremonial guards, high security, accompanied by a key negotiator and we have also got his sister with him. she is also travelling. what we know is that our correspondence have been out and about in this city in hanoi already at the media centre. north korean flags are being handed out for kim jong—un‘s arrival here. we expect him to arrive by car. of course he got off the train, got into a car. it will take about three hours we believe him arrive in hanoi, so we expect lunchtime. and all those north korean flags being given out at the media centre for a warm

the north korean leader arrived here at dong dang station within the past hour.for an end to sanctions, after years of economic penalties. it is also seeking a declaration officially ending the korean war. the us wants a verifiable commitment to denuclearisation, a promise that north korea has made many times before and not fulfilled. in many ways, the relevant issues are identical to those injune, when the leaders met for the first time in singapore. our south—east asia correspondent jonathan head is there. jonathan, what, realistically, can be expected from all this? well, it is very hard to say, mike, because a great deal depends on what north korea is willing to offer. the last summit was all about the relationship, the extraordinary sight of these two in many ways very unlike the leaders together. it was groundbreaking. there has to be significant progress this time. remember, the singapore summit finish with a broad declaration committing both countries to the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula, but neither agrees exactly what that is, and up until no

he arrived at dong dang train station around 15 minutes ago.ere, he boarded a vehicle which will now ta ke he boarded a vehicle which will now take him to hanoi. it is a 160 kilometres journey by road. well, the us president will be arriving later today in hanoi, and he will be telling the north korean leader that his country could enjoy the economic transformation scene by vietnam over the last 30 years. well, despite an optimistic message, a new report ra nks optimistic message, a new report ranks north korea as the world's least investable country, and that is behind failed states and war—torn countries such as somalia, yemen, south sudan and syria. well, north korea was described in the research asa korea was described in the research as a responsible investor's worst nightmare. earlier i spoke with a correspondent and asked him why is north korea so i'm investable? correspondent and asked him why is north korea so i'm investable7m correspondent and asked him why is north korea so i'm investable? it is the conflict, so what we looked at in

his train pulled in to dong dang station on the border with china two and a half days after leaving pyongyangthe us is seeking a commitment to denuclearisation. north korea hopes for an end to economic sanctions. iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif has announced on social media that he's resigning, apologising for what he called his shortcomings. he negotiated the deal that restricted iran's nuclear ambitions, since rejected by president trump. now on bbc news, stephen sackur is in budapest with hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. hungary is a relatively small country in the european union. hungary is led by a nationalist, populist prime minister, viktor orban, who believes his opposition to immigration and his defence of so—called christian values can transform notjust hungary but the whole of the european union. my my guests in his hungary's foreign minister, peter szijjarto. but can ‘0rbanism' win europe's battle of ideas? peter szijjarto, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for the invitation. what is fascinating about being in budapest is in the past couple o

his train pulled in to dong dang station on the border with china, two and a half days after leavingyongyang. the us is seeking a commitment to denuclearisation. north korea on the left of sanctions. iran's foreign minister, mohammad javad zarif, has unexpectedly said that he's resigning, apologising for what he called his shortcomings, during more than five years in the post. he negotiated the twenty—fifteen nuclear deal that restricted iran's nuclear ambitions in return for an easing of international sanctions. a father whose two children died in the hillsborough football disaster in 1989, has told a court of the worst moment of his life as he travelled to hospital with one of his girls, while leaving her sister to be treated on the pitch. trevor hicks was giving evidence at the trial of match police commander, david duckenfield. he denies causing the deaths of 95 people. judith moritz reports. as people were being carried out of the pens at hillsborough, this photo captured one father's plight. trevor hicks was standing in the corner of the ground. his teenage daughters were out o

his train pulled in to dong dang station on the border with china 2.5 days after leaving pyongyang.re's tight security in vietnam ahead of the meeting. iran's foreign minister, mohammad javad zarif, has unexpectedly said that he's resigning, apologising for what he called his shortcomings during more than five years in the post. he negotiated the 2015 nuclear deal that restricted iran's nuclear ambitions in return for an easing of international sanctions. now on bbc news, it's monday in parliament. hello and welcome to monday in parliament. the main news from westminster — new guidance for the internet age on teaching sex and relationships education gets a mixed reception. children have their first — delay the first sexual experience, take fewer risks when they do so and end up being better, more rounded, more fruitful, happier children. so, hu—bloody—rah. even the likely effect of this going to be in some cases instead of children getting necessary sex education in schools, and there —— more parents are going to keep those children out of school. also on the programme, the governme

president donald trump kim stepped off his armor train in the border town of dong dang after traveling for more than two days through china from pyongyang u.s. president donald trump is also on his way to the two day summit in hanoi air force one is due to land in a few hours from now and trump and cam are set to begin their meetings on wednesday after celebrating their initial encounter last year as a diplomatic success the white house will now be looking to achieve more concrete results and its efforts to reach an agreement on pyongyang's nuclear weapons program. need to be a correspondent and heartache joins me now from hanoi so fast and they came has arrived as we have just heard trump is on his way what are the expectations for this summit now. well on the one hand people here sara they're excited that this summit is taking place here in their city that is this huge event that draws so much international attention the vietnamese government of course they see this as an opportunity to present the country to the world in a positive way to boost the countries to boost the country's r

a red carpet was laid out for him at dong dang border station.n to hanoi, where heavy security and flag—waving crowds were waiting for him. later, mr trump flew in to hanoi on air force one. here you can see his motorcade entering the jw marriot hotel with people gathered outside waving american flags. people across hanoi have been preparing for the two leaders visit. and earlier, the us secretary of state mike pompeo met his vietnamese counterpart ahead of the summit. trump is staying at the jw marriott hotel, while mr kim is staying some ten kilometres away at the melia hanoi hotel in the city centre. that also happened to have been booked by the white house for the travelling press corps. so just before mr kim's arrival, the press were told they would be moved to a separate site. this tweet from the vietnamese government, complete with three megaphone emojis, confirmed the switch. details of the summit schedule are sketchy but mr trump is expected to meet mr kim for a brief one—on—one conversation on wednesday evening before having dinner toge

dong dang train station — in vietnam, where kimjong un is expected to arrive by train shortly — before the islands — now a british overseas territory — in exchange for independence. the uk foreign office said... "this is an advisory opinion, notajudgment" — and the decision is not legally binding. the mauritian prime minister says it‘s significant. the advisory opinion should mark the final point of the long—standing struggle for the completion of the decolonisation of mauritius and represent a crucial milestone in the elimination of all remnants of colonialism in africa. anna holligan has more from the hague, where the case was heard. as an advisory opinion that this one has been described as a blockbuster, and they emerged from the court describing this as a fairy tale with victory signs in the air, this was a sign they could finally go home. the judge‘s opinion was damning and they accuse the uk of acting unlawfully when the decision was made to separate mauritius, to give it its independence, and mauritius agreed to allow chagos islands to continue to allow chagos islands to contin