ibrahim was guided by residents to the location of the strikes surrounded by debris he started recording the evidence. it's just. it's a three of us doing something with that and then to determine what the after party i want. to also do. in showing the mr the little boy. ebrahim recovered an unexploded grenade which he believed to contain saddam gassed it was confirmed by these amateur videos filmed by a local camera man at the hospital inside just after the attack the symptoms left no doubts nausea vomiting and suffocation chemical weapons had been used. six good morning everybody for barack obama it was the red line that could not be crossed the united states had promised to intervene if there was proof that bashar assad was using chemical weapons the following day the u.s. president spoke to the press ibrahim was convinced that the course of the war would change what we now have is evidence that chemical weapons have been used inside of syria but we don't know. how they were used when they were used who used them we don't have a chain of. custody that establishes what exactly happened

for ibrahim this video phone during the attack was proof enough. you can make out a falling bomb. but it was confirmed that only the syrian army on such helicopters. ibrahim was convinced that he had a strong enough case to trigger american intervention and end the war. a few weeks later he met with officials from the united nations.

for ibrahim this videophone during the attack was proof enough. you can make out a falling bomb. log it was confirmed that only the syrian army on such helicopters. ibrahim was convinced that he had a strong enough case to trigger american intervention and end the war. a few weeks later he met with officials from the united nations. one of the officials now lives in sweden. to. vividly remembers that drawing. an expert in non conventional weapons he was mandated by the un to investigate the use of chemical weapons in syria at the time . his team worked on sixteen alleged attacks including the one inside a. car we were met a number of people among them was a prime. showed us an admired man to work in a moment to information in school for thinking he was smart very smart and had a skinful thinking how to secure he really aimed at securing the information that he gave us a key skin. which. sent all sudden. and. a lot of the fuselage. in a bra and opinion it was urgent for ten months similar attacks had taken place in rebel held areas ibrahim believed that the regime was testing bara

investigations quickly led police back to ilham ibrahim's home. the building, it's believed his pregnant wife detonated a device, killing her and three children. and three police officers died. it's now believed two other ibrahim brothers were also involved in sunday's massacres. today, the deputy defence minister revealed more details of all the bombers. including one man named abdul lathief jameel mohamed. we believe that one of the suicide bombers studied in the uk and then later on did his postgraduate in australia. before coming back to settle in sri lanka. most of them are well educated and come from maybe middle or upper middle—class. the wren campbell, from manchester, 55, died in the sri lanka attacks. she was in the country on a one—day work trip. ijust she was in the country on a one—day work trip. i just want to bring my mum home and i want to give everyone who knew, who had the opportunity to spend time with her and get to her like we alldid, spend time with her and get to her like we all did, to give them the opportunity to come toge

on the twenty ninth of april twenty third teen ibrahim heard about the bombing of saki his father's native city the area was at the time under the control of armed rebels opposing president bashar assad's. hand two days after the bombings he went to the city and filmed everything he saw these images were filmed by ibrahim a legitimate concerns on that island so i feel a little became only a slight upset up there. and a few dates a little much and of a kid a little. bit tough to hold much and which i wouldn't i'm going to study it should be day thoughtless mylo look in the end the but the audition have to come in the footage and how he's alluding. to getting people. to walk. the. walk if. you're going to get any kind of that i'm going. to say brahim was guided by residents to the location of the strikes surrounded by debris he started rick. cording the evidence. that it took three bands to do something with them. and determine what the. kids. couldn't do.

investigations quickly led police back to ilham ibrahim's home. building, it's believed his pregnant wife detonated a device, killing her and three children, and three police officers died. it's now believed two other ibrahim brothers were also involved in sunday's massacres. today, the deputy defence minister revealed more details of all the bombers, including one man named abdul lathief jameel mohamed. we believe that one of the suicide bombers studied in the uk and then maybe later on, did his postgraduate in australia, before coming back to settle in sri lanka. most of them are well educated and come from maybe middle or upper—middle class. lorraine campbell from manchester, who was 55, died in the sri lanka attacks. she was in the country on a one—day work trip. ijust want to bring my mum home. and i want to give everyone who knew her, who had the opportunity to spend time with her and get to know her like we all did, to give them the opportunity to get together and celebrate this beautiful woman. mourning for the majority christians who died

for ibrahim this video phone during the attack was proof enough. you can make out a falling bomb. but it was confirmed that only the syrian army on such helicopters. ibrahim was convinced that he had a strong enough case to trigger american intervention and end the war. a few weeks later he met with officials from the united nations.

that day for ibrahim in his barbershop since fighting erupted on this southern outskirts of tripoli last week not many customers have come through his doors he's afraid his business might suffer further if the unrest continue. the current war is resulting in a low traffic of business and an increase in the price of goods including the materials that i use here i hope they can get back to negotiations. others from outside libya just as worried that he's sufi says he's brought his life savings from his home country sudan and started this green grocery. my fear is that if war comes to this area i'll have to leave and then i'll lose my grocery store it's my property but unfortunately i can't get rid of it overnight. but actions are not responding to international calls for deescalation civilians here are worried that the fighting on the outskirts of tripoli is not going to end anytime soon. forces loyal to the world for have to our fighting forces allied with the baghdad government in civil locations. the battle for control over strategic sites including military camps and a disused internat

ibrahim is praying the fighting each other parts of the city he says and you unity government should be formed to include the rival factions to help in the conflict thirty he says it doesn't matter who wins as you don't guess he doesn't lose what he has built up over the years man would have engineered are. the u.k. prime minister has defended brags of being extended until the end of october to reason may have told parliament that securing an orderly exit from the e.u. required compromise the debate follows a late night decision by the e.u. to delay the u.k.'s departure date by six months but as with reports from london. corporation now granted an extension to britain's membership of the european union strive minister to resume a told parliament it was something she'd never wanted the choices we face are stark and the timetable is clear i believe we must now press on at pace with our efforts to reach a consensus on a deal that is in the national interest i welcome the discussions that have taken place with the opposition in recent days and the further talks which are resuming today t

investigations quickly led police back to ilham ibrahim's home. stormed the building, it's believed his pregnant wife detonated a device, killing her and three children, and three police officers died. it's now believed two other ibrahim brothers were also involved in sunday's massacres. today, the deputy defence minister revealed more details of all the bombers, including one man named abdul lathief jameel mohamed. we believe that one of the suicide bombers studied in the uk and then maybe later on, did his postgraduate in australia, before coming back to settle in sri lanka. most of them are well educated and come from maybe middle or upper—middle class. mourning for the majority christians who died isn't confined to the catholic church. in the city of negombo, at the grand mosque, prayers have, for days, included thoughts for the hundreds killed in the name of a perverted islam. the rituals remain the same, but something's changed here now. there's an undercurrent of fear that there might be christian reprisals, in a city that's enjoyed so many

play day for ibrahim in his barbershop since fighting erupted on this southern outskirts of tripoli last week not many customers have come through his doors he's afraid his business might suffer further if the unrest continues and ahead of. the current war is resulting in a low traffic of business and an increase in the price of goods including the materials that i use here i hope they can get back to negotiations. others from outside libya just as worried about his sufi says he's brought his life savings from his home country sudan and started this green grocery. my fear is that if war comes to this area i'll have to leave and then i'll lose my grocery store it's my property but unfortunately i can't get rid of it overnight life looks normal in tripoli city center but actions are not responding to international calls for deescalation civilians here are worried that the fighting on the outskirts of tripoli is not going to end anytime soon. forces loyal to the world literally for half the are fighting forces allied with the and backed government in several locations. the battle for contro

we're hearing imsaf and ahmed ibrahim.to try to work out where they came from, where they've been, who their contacts were, is this as some have perhaps suggested an example of people who learned from afar these horrifying tactics to try to kill so many so fast? or did some of these individuals go abroad or have people come to them from abroad to teach them the complicated, technical things you need to know to commit that many acts of mass murder. a lot of information flooding in now. all of it comes down to trying to work out, brooke, whether or not this isis claim of responsibility is based in the he aspiration to associate themselves with the most horrifying things you see around the world or was there a command/control from isis's hierarchy. they gave a video, they pledged their allegiance, it seems, but were they told what to do by isis' leaders? or did they make it up themselves and chas that as their branding. >> we have 359 dead and hundreds of others injured. i appreciate you and, nick paton walsh. >>> and we have

for ibrahim this video phone during the attack was proof enough. you can make out a falling bomb. dog but it was confirmed that only the syrian army on such helicopters. ibrahim was convinced that he had a strong enough case to trigger american intervention and end the war. a few weeks later he met with officials from the united nations. one of the officials now lives in sweden. vividly remembers that groene. an expert in non conventional weapons he was mandated by the un to investigate the use of chemical weapons in syria at the time . his team worked on sixteen alleged attacks including the one inside a. car we were met a number of people among them was a prime. showed us an admired mount a work and a moment to information in school for thinking he was smart very smart and had a skinful thinking how to secure he really aimed at securing the information that he gave us a key skin. in the king. sent all sudden. and. a lot of the fuselage. in a bra and opinion it was urgent for ten months similar attacks had taken place in rebel held areas ibrahim believed that the regime was testi

enough to stop ethnic violence in march in the capital bamako demanding the resignation of president ibrahim hooper cock into the demonstrations follows the killing of one hundred and sixty forlornly villages members of the rival dog and community are suspected of carrying out last month's attack good as the president. is not capable of resolving the country's problems we must accept the people's will which is democratic change and not e.u. is my gayness each other they are really not cut people off solving security problems a court in morocco has upheld a ruling under leaders of a series of demonstrations that began back in twenty sixteen forty two activists from the protest movement or sentenced to up to twenty years in prison and rest were sparked by the death of a fisherman it turns into protests against government neglect. all those are the headlines the news continues here and all to syria after circle of poison. when i step back and really think about the scope of what we've done it's been a giant terrible tragic experiment. pushed on crumbs that it's a very modern way to do farming a

you have a family of merchants, two brothers suicide bombers from the ibrahim family and their father abetting these terrorist acts. and one of the brothers is one of the people who was detained and then released. so you had warnings coming from so many different levels from indian intelligence outside, from moderate muslim leaders here in the country and some of these people had been detained before, but some of the families were wealthy, they were politically connected. the prime minister telling me that he may have actually met the father, the spice merchant at one point at some kind of social event, which gives you a sense of what level of society here in sri lanka some of these deadly terrorists came from. dave? >> i can only imagine how that's going to affect the families of the victims. thanks, ivan. >>> terrific interview there. >>> investors continue to watch earnings around the world this morning. asian markets closed down. european markets pointing lower. on wall street, futures barely moving. stocks ended wednesday lower one day after the s&p 500 and nasdaq finished at a r

said in the speech i found a new ski paper account, he said is there anyone in this audience he saw ibrahim lincoln? apparently, they said, 100 hands shot up. in 1912, 50 years later and brian says it must be compensation for what you suffered in that war, to have had the chance to look upon his sad face. a local lady read the gettysburg address which is inscribed in the back of the station -- statue by henry bacon. friends called this his high watermark, there it is, still in front of the capital has changed it is now the tallest state capital in the country, but the sculpture is still there. there he is in his smock, in the mid teens. he's so famous that theodore roosevelt asked him to join a new national commission for the fine arts. he has had enough of the way the national mall looks. it's too hard to get the dc government to clear land and make decisions or he's going to create a national commission. french agrees to serve. he actually sort of leaves his conservative republican roots, and takes a fancy to theodore roosevelt. taft is the one who forms the commission, and french goes to

individual people can come and participate in this this movement thank you very much indeed ibrahim husseinright now people in jordan have been rallying in support of their king's position on the israeli palestine conflict king abdullah has wold that donald trump still to be veiled peace plan has ignored the question of how to divide territory between israelis and palestinians. kept out of the u.s. plan. plays a key role in israel and palestine as custody energy jerusalem mosque compound which is home to both muslim and jewish holy sites. now a large hardline muslim group is threatening to protest during indonesia's elections on wednesday if it suspects that cheating is going on president joker widowed is expected to win a second term in office but his main opponent is already making allegations of a regularities now it's a claim that's been seized upon by some who want to take indonesia in a more conservative direction when he reports from the capital jakarta the mosque known for its conservative preaching there was a final message for worshippers before the election campaigning in places

neighboring egypt also expressed concern saying the crisis couldn't be settled by military means ibrahim for hats is an associate professor of conflict resolution at the dog institute for graduate studies he is joining us now are all these calls for a deescalation a little too little too late what i think too little but not too late so i think we're still in the beginning and despite the there are not serious or very strong statements i think the whole special significance to the future of this operation because this sense still though again it's not that it is not that a strong statements this didn't send a serious message that at least publicly open the they're not supporting these operations and here we're talking about like force of the sea there's allies of have like egypt and russia and this is these are the papas that he would count on them so if those close allies are not go in publicly and openly and supporting him then this is a serious concerns about the future of the supervision and with the have is going to be able to sustain it because in order to sustain that he needs seri

the postponement of a you and let peace conference due to be held within days in the city of adamus ibrahim is praying the fighting each other parts of the city he says and you unity government should be formed to include the rival factions to help in the conflict thirty it doesn't matter who wins as you and guess he doesn't lose what he has built up over the years mom would have engineered our. voter turnout was more than sixty percent on the first day of n.d.s. six week election and nine hundred million people were eligible to vote in seven days and in late may and the city of new. reports on the key issues for voters. happy to have their say voters lined up across the country to choose who ran the world's largest democracy for the next five years from indian administered made in the north to answer petition the south ninety one constituencies across twenty states voted in the first phase of a six week election which ends on may nineteenth where the two hundred million people author of their shoes and the as most populous and politically important state they say the road to the prime mini

mahmoud abbas critics including photos rival hamas of accused of us of a power grab just syria's mida ibrahim is live for us in ramallah with more on this way does this government believes reconciliation efforts. you know. so this is the first. official to be needing government for a decade and since the split between the palestinians in the west bank and the gaza strip we've spoken to hamas officials in the gaza strip who said that this is unconstitutional particularly that the previous government has been a consensus government now we've spoken to analysts on the ground here who believe that the main reason for the formation of this government does not have much to do with that conciliation issue but mainly with the day to day issues of the palestinians we've seen the last government having a lot of problems with the palestinians that drove the largest protests that we've seen in the west bank for the past few in the past few years brother so it seems that the issue and the main mission of the next government is going to be focusing on the data the issues of the palestinians specially that

enough to stop ethnic violence they march in the capital bamako demanding the resignation of president ibrahim baba car kaita the demonstration one of the biggest in recent years follows the killing of one hundred sixty villages from the for money group fighters from the rival doggone community are suspected of carrying out last month's. notice the president. is not copyable from solving the country's problems we must accept the people's will democratic change and not use my limbs against each other really not cut people off solving security problems a court in morocco has upheld a ruling against leaders of mass demonstrations that happened in two thousand and sixteen forty two activists from the protest movement were sentenced to up to twenty years in prison the government accuses them of orchestrating demonstrations in the northern reef region the on race was sponsored by the death of a fisherman but made to grew into an anti-government campaign. cholera is making another comeback in yemen suspected cases have doubled during the past month with warm wet weather and a health system devastated

vice president al gore some of the home has been arrested as well as the former defense minister ibrahim hussein as well as other good former government officials are now that's number one is also a rest of the ruling the head of the ruling our national congress party after president bashir stepped down in february in hopes that this would end the protest obviously it did not so right now what we have is that former government officials the former vice president the former defense minister and the head of the ruling party the acting head of the ruling party who like president bashir is also wanted by the international criminal courts have been arrested by the military were still waiting for that announcement from the military we don't know what they are going to say but we do know that there are a lot of military trucks out on the streets the streets most of the main roads leading to the army h.q. and around hold some have been blocked by the military but thousands are pouring in in front of the army h.q. they say that the army has taken over and this is a coup and this is where they hav

maldives since two thousand and eight when the chain of islands emerged from decades of autocratic rule ibrahim mohammed soli says he wants to use a victory to restore political freedoms and tackle corruption. the former nissan chief who's fighting financial misconduct charges has been fired from the comic as board carlos cohen was shareholders meeting in japan's capital tokyo a sixty five year old has already been removed as chairman after his arrest in november go on and his wife say he's innocent his reported to be appealing to the french government for help michael paine heads the shingles sue and indeed an independent japanese news agency says the go on case is more complicated after his fourth arrest last week. yet charges which have been put against him this time are actually in many ways more serious you know previously you may recall he was essentially accused of underreporting his income to the stock exchange this time the prosecutors are saying that he directly embezzled money from nissan for his personal benefit and that of his wife essentially he used a shell game of of companies t

the postponement of a you and let peace conference due to be held within days in the city of adamus ibrahim is praying the fighting each other parts of the city he says and you unity government should be formed to include the rival factions to help in the conflict thirty he says it doesn't matter who wins as going as he doesn't lose what he has built up over the years and would have had engineered are. part of. the fate of south sudan's rival leaders urging them not to return to civil war the vatican. has been hosting president salva kiir and opposition leader react machar to encourage them to strengthen peace efforts. the pope's unprecedented gesture has given a welcome boost a unity government is due to be set up in may under an agreement struck last year. francis made it possible for me to come here and participate in my participation with the president. has given. the appeal. is given a new momentum. in the peace agreement to ensure this peace agreement is implemented so to us this is give. us military official the armed forces are ready to move into venezuela craig faller heads the u.s

to stop ethnic violence they marched in the capital bamako demanding the resignation of president ibrahim the burka into the demonstration follows the killing of a hundred and sixty four money villagers members of the rival drug and community are suspected of carrying eight lost homes attacked. that is it from us here but the news continues and thousands of people have been killed raped or mutilated in south sudan's civil a un report says government forces and other militia are financing the conflict with money from the country's oil industry you will never allow that break in south sudan and we will never talk of the south sudan's oil minister talks to want to zero a month from today we'll debate britain's bricks chaos has the whole thing been a huge mistake but first the u.s. congress has voted to end the u.s. involvement in the yemen war but will president donald trump allow the conflict to keep going with a veto earlier i spoke to yemen's nobel peace prize laureate tawakul karman who has a message for trump she is this week's headliner. talk of common thank you for joining me on up fr

it is believed that mr ibrahim has been interviewed for the past day or so so that is a line of enquirypart of a two day visit to the country. prince william has already attended a service for anzac day. later he'll give a speech at the masjid al noor mosque where the majority of victims lost their lives. our reporter hywel griffith is in christchurch for us this morning. good to see you. prince william no stranger to the region as it came after the earthquakes a few years ago. and once again the message he brings is one of support and solidarity for the people of the city who have been through so much. back then in 2011, 185 were killed by the earthquake and tragically, as many people will know, last month 50 people were killed in cold blood into mosques in the city and dozens more were injured. he has been speaking initially to some of the emergency teams have dealt with the situation, the paramedics, the police officers on the ground who will have witnessed incredible things. we know he spoke to them about dealing with the trauma of what they saw and about the importance of talking t

colombo, the capital, the line of inquiry, a key line of inquiry focuses on one particularfamily, the ibrahime suicide bombers at the weekend and that a female member of the family blew herself up and possibly some of her children when the police moved in to make arrests. so, lots for the police to go on and of course a state of emergency remains in this country. details of the 25th bond film have just been unveiled at the goldeneye estate injamaica where ian fleming wrote the 007 novels. 0scar winning actor rami malek hinted that he is to play a villain and flea bag creator phoebe waller bridge is among the scriptwriters. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba is there. well, one key bit of news that fans wanted hasn't been revealed. and that is the title of the 25th officialjames bond movie. they are still keeping it under wraps and they keep calling it bond 25. so, many fans are probably going to be a little bit disappointed that that hasn't actually been revealed today. we have had new casting, new members joining the crew, and a little bit of synopsis, what is going to be going on.

and at the heart of the investigation is one particular family here in colombo, the ibrahim family.so, a female relative blew herself up, and possibly her children, when security forces moved in towards the family villa to make arrests. so, that is a key line of enquiry for the security forces here. the state of emergency remains, which means the military have extra powers to detain people who they think may be involved in some way. they can then question them and pursue that line of enquiry. a busy, busy day here in colombo, and that will continue, we expect, today and in the coming days too. people facing homelessness or evictions have no access to publicily funded legal aid in half of all local authorities in england and wales. that's according to analysis by the law society, which represents solicitors. our legal correspondent clive coleman has the details. legal aid may not sound sexy, but it is important, and for those facing homelessness or challenging a rock landlord, it offers vital support. the law society's map shows 184 local authorities have no legal aid service provide