even though they were able to motor hector olivares they were not able to do it. reported to have set an apartment. the president has promised a full investigation into why they were targeted. translation: i want to tell the argentine people that the city police force is already working with the federal police and we will go to the very end to understand what happened and find the guilty. as the investigation got under way, police said they had arrested a relative of the owner of the car used by the attackers. the wounded mp is in a critical condition in hospital and as yet there is no word on the gunmen and their motives. we are often told that school days were the best days of our lives — although not everyone agrees. stern teachers, terrible school meals and boring lessons put many people off. but in one school in central croatia — in the town of glina — they've tried a fairly unusual way to shake things up — as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. at first glance, glina secondary school looks just like any other but things here are not quite what they seem. the woma

congressman‘s aide has been shot dead right outside parliament — the politician himself, deputy hector olivaresseriously wounded. the motive for the mafia—style hit, which was captured on camera, isn't yet clear. two years after the grenfell tower fire the government is to spend an estimated £200 million pounds on the replacement of dangerous cladding on privately—owned high—rise buildings. but many fear the actual cost of removal will be much higher. tom symonds reports. flats in this block in bromley can cost up to £300,000, but it's now a fire risk — and that means having someone on duty to raise the alarm if the worst happens. hugely expensive — so the flat owners do it themselves. we are on waking watch duty... waking watch duty? waking watch duty, 21w. and we have been doing this for a year and a half to keep everybody safe. and it will take seven minutes for the flames to reach the top. seven minutes for everyone to get out. so this is the escape route for the ninth floor of the building. there's the fire door. and this is flammable cladding. it's got to go. cost £70,000 per flat. the bu

deputy hector olivares was walking in the square outside the national congress with his colleague whenelsea and arsenal have continued england's domination of european football this season with both london clubs making the europa league final in azerbaijan. chelsea beat eintracht frankfurt on penalties while arsenal won at valencia. it follows the dramatic champions league semi's with liverpool and tottenham making the final in madrid following astonishing fightbacks. and these pictures of an ancient royal burial chamber found in english county of essex, east of london, has created quite a buzz. it's being described as the uk's "equivalent of tutankhamun‘s tomb". experts believe it belonged to a sixth century anglo—saxon prince. eight years after syria descended into a bloody civil war, president assad's army is advancing in a massive offensive, backed by russian air power, on the last large area of the country still held by rebel forces. the fighting has forced around 200,000 civilians from their homes, leading to warnings of a new humanitarian crisis. government forces are attacking

the politician himself, deputy hector olivares, was seriously wounded.he motive for the attack, isn't yet clear. it is about half past four in the morning. you are up—to—date with the headlines. now on bbc news it's time for hardtalk. hello and welcome to hardtalk. i'm shaun ley. a decade ago, iceland was a byword for bubble economics, then three banks collapsed and much of the economy went the same way. from greed in high places to a green in the highest place. katrin jakobsdottir, a left—wing environmentalist is a prime minister whose ambitious pledge is to make iceland carbon neutral by 2040. she's ‘a person of strong opinions‘, she says, yet iceland's carbon emissions are set to rise over the next few years. iceland will stay in nato, against her view and will carry on whaling, against her view. a coalition government may require compromise, but does iceland's green pm have no red lines? prime minister, welcome and thank you for being with us today. you have been prime minister of iceland for 18 months or so? 16 months. a ‘left—green‘ as you describe