agree and what will they achieve thank you so much on your alley study did the chairman of the german irena chamber of industry commas in tehran. the other question of course is will or oil hit eighty ninety one hundred dollars it's been a while since they've read headlines like these but that could be said to change the oil price has been climbing steadily for months over the last year it's jumped over sixty percent a barrel of brant crude is currently selling for over seventy six dollars a four year high analysts say higher demand to lower production and to do political instability are beyond the rice well u.s. president on strums saber rattling about iran is also contributing to the worries iran is the third largest opec producer and experts say that could send to the price of crude over the eighty dollars mark now earlier i spoke to claudia ken fed from the german institute for economic research and with iran standing to lose access to the global oil market i asked her who stands to profit well of course those countries who export oil especially saudi arabia for example or the other ope

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irena taranyuk from bbc ukrainian on those incredible events. stay with us on outside source.land continues to erupt. we'll have the latest on the situation there. strict new rules are to be introduced in the united kingdom to make sure drones are used safely. they'll only be able to fly up to 400 feet and within one kilometre of airport boundaries. 89 near misses with aircraft were reported in the uk last year. drone users may also have to pass online safety tests and people who own drones weighing 250g or more will have to register with the civil aviation authority. users who fail to adhere to the flight restrictions could face unlimited fines, up to five years in prison, or both. a report released earlier this week estimated drones could add £112 billion to the uk economy by 2030. here's aviation minister baroness sugg. we have seen an huge increase of been a we are making sure there is a increase in keeping people safe... this is outside source, live from the bbc newsroom. our top story: a journalist ukraine said was killed by russia has re—appeared alive at a news confere

earlier i spoke to irena taranyuk from our ukrainian service.e bbc and to a number of ukrainian channels and he spoke to his friends giving interview to the bbc russian journalist who was a correspondent with him and who flew to kiev to bury him and to take part in his funeral, now had to interview him and give him a cuddle. very emotional day, and he explained why he took part in this sting operation, staged by the ukrainian secretly services, and also journalists, ukrainian journalists questioned the criticisms from foreign colleagues, saying, would you rather report his death or why are you happy that this operation was successful? —— why aren't. and today in kiev we have the alleged organiser of the alleged assassination in court, probably he will be remanded in custody for a couple of months, and he is the guy who the securities services showed uber paying a first payment —— showed us paying a first payment to a hit man. the lengths they had to go to to make the crime scene look realistic, extraordinary. it was realistic, extraordinary. it

with me is irena taranyuk from bbc ukraine.ure will become clear with the coming days. the first 24 hours, it was a huge, emotional roller—coaster, for arkady babchenko himself, his family and the journalistic community and passions are still riding high. there was relief, rage and condemnation from some quarters. there has been pushed back from arkady babchenko and perhaps you can tell us how much defends the ukrainians have offered for this, against that criticism of what they‘ve done and the way they went about this, arkady babchenko for example saying, when me and my family have a safe home somewhere, then you can criticise me? he is very outspoken, i can only explain his tone, it was his life and his family‘s security was at sta ke. and his family‘s security was at stake. he was granted a round—the—clock protection by the president, and some political a nalysts president, and some political analysts in ukraine say ultimately it is the president, with his falling ratings, that is to benefit from this successful and very big