the bbc's jonah fisher reports. jonah: this was the scene last night outside arkady babchenko's apartment. ukraine police had announced the russian journalist had been assassinated. a fearless and outspoken critic of vladimir putin, mr. babchenko 's death seemed another chilling example of how the kremlin targets its opponents wherever they live. >> date is calculated. deliberate international terrorist crime. atah: this morning we were the apartment. somewhere around here, as he went into his apartment, he was shot in the back several times. there was a strange lack of police, but at that point, we had a no inkling of what had really taken place. neither did most ukrainian politicians, who are quick to point the finger of blame towards the east. it marked another dark moment in the awful relationship between the russia and ukraine, a steady stream of anti-kremlin figures have been assassinated on kiev's streets. but arkady babchenko, incredibly, is not one of them. 19 hours after he was declared forward was brought

jonah fisher, bbc news, kiev. jane: you are watching "world news america." still to come on tonight's , trade tensions flare as the trump administration announces it will go ahead with tariffs. countries affected announce retaliation. in thailand made famous by the film "the beach" has been closed by authorities to protected from potential damage. tourists are a threat to the: see life around it. life around it. reporter: in the film, leonardo dicaprio's characters doubles across paradise. -- stumbles across paradise. in reality, it has become an extremely busy paradise. thousands of tourists descend here every day, and getting that photo to make it look like you are the only one here -- well that is tricky. >> still really good, isn't it? reporter: have you taken a photo way you are the only ones in it? >> no, it is so difficult. >> so busy. onlyter: most tourists stay for a couple of hours before leaving on one of the many boats that dock here. but environmentalists say that is damaging what is under the water. >> we have information that all the boats tha

hello there i'm jonah how this is al-jazeera live from the also coming up ballance flares in indian administered kashmir protesters killed after being run over by an indian security vehicle. the troop deployment that's testing relations between yemen and the united arab emirates. all my god. look at all thought and warnings of more tremors to come in hawaii after a magnitude six point nine earthquake rattles the big island triggering more eruptions from mt killer well. police in russia have detained opposition leader election of army as well as more than a thousand of his supporters in anti-government demonstrations he was attending a rally against president vladimir putin in the capital moscow the protests come just two days before putin's inauguration for a fourth term rory chalons reports now from moscow. the right side of the aisle two days before putin's fourth presidential inauguration these russians wanted him to hear their demonstration slogan you are not ours are not we have a fascist state a totalitarian regime we should do something about it there is no relation and russia almost like

jonah fisher, bbc news, ukraine. russia has condemned the move as propaganda. has more on the reaction from moscow. well, in a statement, russia's foreign ministry said they were very pleased a citizen of russia was alive but called the state's murder and anti—russian provocation. ukraine, it said, relieved the entire international community. the newspaper that gave him his first job reported the dissident journalist could not have given the kremlin a bigger present if he wa nted kremlin a bigger present if he wanted to, what does that mean? ukraine and the west regularly accuse russia and not without reason for spreading disinformation and fa ke for spreading disinformation and fake news but now russia can claim it's the victim of a fake news story and use that to try and question the credibility of a whole string of accusations which had been levelled at moscow. in fact, that's already started. tonight, russian tv rate might recall likened the reporter's resurrection to the skripal‘s after the salisbury poisoning. the message, it's all fake news. in the past

jonah fisher, bbc news, kiev.rawing to a close, we've had a lot of cup finals. and in germany, eintracht frankfurt upset the odds to beat the mighty bayern munich to lift the german cup and this is how their fans celebrated when the team returned home. it was theirfirst cup win in 30 years, so they definitely deserved the celebrations! britain's simon yates has won his third stage of the giro d'italia to extend his overall race lead. yates made his move with 17 kilometres to go on stage 15, crossing the line 41 seconds ahead of the pack. he now leads tom dumoulin by two minutes and 11 seconds, after the defending champion finished third behind miguel angel lopez. yates is looking to become the first brit to win the giro. i'm a bit emotional after today. i really gave everything. it's a good gap, but he could take two minutes out of me and one stage, so i've been fighting since israel to have a good gap and i have one now and i'm happy with that gap. but it could vanish. in 35 k, so we will see. marc marquez has ex

jonah goldberg, senior editor at national review. a.b. associate editor at real clear politics. katie pavlich, townhall.com. jonah, this seemed to pick up steam and was fueled by the president's tweet about this. the fact that the inspector general is taking it, what does it tell us? >> tells us there's credible reason to take a harder look at what was going on in 2016 in terms of the investigation of the trump campaign. at the same time, i think the talk about this guy, as far as what we know about a spy embedded in the campaign is hyperbole. having conversations with people about their contacts with russia than we know about is not an invented spy. maybe it's an informant but it's not quite what people are making it out to be feared that keyword or key phrase in rosenstein statement was "for any inappropriate purpose." there is ample reason that they maybe should've looked into russian collusion or suspicion of it. if there was other reasons why they were doing it, if they were trying to undo or hurt president trump or if there is reaso

jonah fisher has been talking to him in the ukrainian capital, kiev. arkady.sassinated, arkady babchenko has got a lot of explaining to do. can you talk us through what happened on the night of the fake assassination? translation: they put make—up on me, the blood used was real. everything was done for real. my wife called the police so the special police came and emergency services as well. they took me to the morgue and until i was through the gate i had to pretend to be dead. arkady hid at the morgue and then a safe house while outside his apartment his friends mourned. and the ukraine's security service arrested a man who they say is a russian agent with plans to assassinate russians in kiev. did you have some misgivings about taking part in a huge fake like this? translation: my dear friend, let me put it like this, when the security service come to you and say there is an order out for your murder, are you going to stay proud and say, no, i will not take part because it is going to hurt the media's reputation. come on. but as a journalist can you see how

jonah fisher reports from kiev. there is flash photography in his report. applause.ince lazarus? 19 hours previously, arkady babchenko was announced dead, most likely assassinated by russians. now, to gasps of disbelief, he was back, with a lot of explaining to do. mr babchenko of course had not been assassinated, but had in fact been a willing participant in a security service operation. translation: i would like to express big thanks to the security service of ukraine for saving my life. as far as i know, preparations for this operation had been carried out for two months. i was informed a month ago. outspoken and a fierce critic of vladimir putin, it seems yet another example of the long arm of the kremlin taking out its opponents wherever they live. this was the scene outside mr babchenko's home in kiev last night as the police announced that the famous russian journalist had been shot in the back and killed. friends queued up to pay their tributes, glowing obituaries were written, and politicians lined up to appoint and politicians lined up to point an angry fin

jonah fisher reports now from kiev. a warning, there is flash photography in his report. applause.is the greatest comeback since lazarus? most likely assassinated by russians. of explaining to do. service operation. of ukraine for saving my life. carried out for two months. i was informed a month ago. taking out its opponents wherever they live. journalist had been shot in the back and killed. an angry finger at russia. the killing of mr babchenko, but had now been arrested. quite where mr babchenko goes from here is anyone's guess. reading those obituaries. arkady babchenko is alive and well. an unbelievable turn of events, i have to say. we were sitting in the office here in kiev. of our... best friends, a sad conversation, obviously. arkady babchenko, had lived. we came back into the office, we started processing it. targets here in kiev. that was jonah fisher there. posed by putin's russia. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. news. what did you make of today's events? hello, good evening. journalist, is not dead and that is absolutely fantastic news. absolutely fantastic

jonah fisher, bbc news, kiev.ot parkway in oxfordshire. fire crews, including here in haywards heath in west sussex, were called out to tackle floods, and some flights in and out of stansted airport have been cancelled. a met office amber warning — meaning a potential risk to life — is in force across wales and the south—west of england until early tomorrow morning. the billionaire russian owner of chelsea football club, roman abramovich, has put plans for a new stadium on hold after delays to the renewal of his uk visa. our sports correspondent richard conway reports. it is a big part of roman‘s empire for plans to redevelop but plans to redevelop stamford bridge have now been put on hold, perhaps forever. described by its architect as a cathedral of football, construction of a new 60,000 seater stadium which would have required six million bricks to build, was slowly progressing. but roman abramovich has now made the personal decision to stop the process. the billionaire and ally of russian president vladimir pu

jonah fisher, bbc news, kiev.stabbed to death in wolverhampton last night. police were called to the merry hill area of the city after reports of disorder involving young people. our correspondent sima kotecha is at the scene. — what do we know about what happened ? well, police were called here just after 11pm last night after receiving reports of some sort of disorder taking place behind me involving youths. when they got here they found a 15—year—old boy who had serious stab wounds. he was rushed to hospital but unfortunately they we re to hospital but unfortunately they were unable to save him. today forensic examiners say they are looking at the scene behind me trying to ascertain exactly what happened and why. police are carrying out house to house inquiries and sifting through cctv footage to try and ascertain what happened and why. this comes as figures showed the west midlands has seen the biggest increase in knife crime outside of london over the last three years. in recent weeks we have heard of fatal s

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opened up on mt killer way including two in this immediate area just in the past twenty four hours jonah is it fair to say that this was not an entirely unexpected event in the fall of the images you services were probably pretty well prepared and equally residents themselves. yes you know this island is built on volcanoes volcanoes have been erupting here long before human beings ever journeyed to hawaii in long before human beings ever walked the earth as a matter of fact and this is something that people are prepared for now that does not mean that there is a lot that you can do when there is a mass of lava heading towards your town there have been instances in the past of the in the one nine hundred sixty s. when towns were just overwhelmed because they tried to dig it culverts or build walls but you can't stop a wall of lava in terms of being well prepared and you see behind me the national guardsmen that's part of a special unit that is actually trained specifically in chemical biological warfare so they are troops that have a very high expertise in these kinds of toxic gases so th

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i think they do sit down but i agree with jonah.ea's inherent existence is because of the weapons so something dramatic we would have to change to change that scenario. >> bill: to give this a points for trying? >> of course i give this administration points for trying. as an american citizen, there's a lot of things i don't want president trump to succeed at as in his hard-line immigration policy. but i think all americans wanting to succeed in this which is why we want him to go at this in a smart way. consult with your advisors. with actually make this work and let's try to solve this problem once and for all. >> bill: i think we were all surprised with the korean leaders had a surprise second summit. that's an indication to all of us that they want something to happen here. just quickly to all four of you, you think they do sit down. >> i do. i like it might actually happen june 12th, which is hard to believe, but i think that there is a warrant by both president trump and kim jong un to move this forward. if they can do it quic

jonah fisher reporting there. fourth and final series will be broadcast later this year. the muslim council of britain has repeated its demand for the conservatives to hold an independent inquiry into alleged islamophobia within the party. the group, an umbrella organisation for 500 mosques and schools, says there are "more than weekly incidents" involving tory candidates and representatives. a conservative spokesman said it took all incidents of islamophobia seriously. our political correspondent jonathan blake says the row could damage the party's image. well, what i would like, first and foremost, is a very clear inshore calling on them to do more and tackle what they say is a problem of islamophobia within the conservative party. the letter singled out the mp for a post he made on social media and meeting a hindu nationalist figure in parliament. he has responded to that saying that he did not that meeting and also that the social media post we re and also that the social media post were made in errorand he an

jonah his sacrifice quality has established a holiday memorial moves they will recognize war reporters who often risk their lives with the sake of the truth comes through the news you can submit to your published works you know the video for britain for must go to a war don't auntie don't come into it now. israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu claims iran lied about its nuclear program and has exhibited a large amount of supposedly secret data to prove it. why would a terrorist regime. and meticulously cut a good secret nuclear falls if not to use the word that. there are calls for donald trump to be awarded the nobel peace prize of the lead takes credit for the progress on the korean peninsula. and human rights organization accuses the israeli army often liberty targeting the legs of protesters in gaza. there's a full news bulletin with my colleague more essentially heading your way at the top of the next hour but now.

the toxic gases like sulfur dioxide so there is very much a still a danger here the fortunate thing jonah is that this is a lightly populated area it's not near than the nearest large town on this big island which is hilo population less than fifty thousand so it is at the moment under control that said how local people dealing with it row because that must have been a kind of inevitability to this most men. it's has been happening for more than thirty years you know normally the mountain is spewing lava but it goes through these submarine chambers and winds up in the ocean so it does not affect people's property or lives or livelihood but now that's all shifted the mountain is capricious no one exactly knows what it's going to do next so people here have become sort of inured to that they know that there is there are risks in living in a tropical paradise like this and they accepted one man told me i respect the mountain i don't fear it but i do have a great deal of respect for it rob runnels live for us close to the still erupting killer volcano in hawaii thank you. now francis he'd hav

. >> jimmy: do you know jonah hill at all? >> yeah.e freaked out meeting you. >> he did? >> jimmy: freaked out. >> did i meet him that night? >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] you walked past him. you walked past him. you were just, kind of, floating above everybody. [ laughter ] no, you walked past and he was like, "dude i just met jennifer lopez and she is the coolest. i'm freaking right now." he freaked out. >> oh, my god. that's so sweet. >> jimmy: jonah hill loves jennifer lopez. yeah, he went nuts. [ cheers and applause ] loves you. loves you. here's you. i saw you and alex. alex is good too. but look at that. >> yeah, he looks good. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on. he does. he's a stud, man. >> he's the best. >> jimmy: he is the best. he's coming on the show tomorrow, i think. >> yeah, yeah. we're in town. >> jimmy: you're in town. yeah, we've got to do the "tonight show." >> we stop by and see jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah, come on. that's what i'm talking about. thank you. but you said that his sports talk is now rubbing off on you

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after the president's veto derailed efforts by two populist parties to form a coalition government jonah has more. political convulsions in italy beat the new prime minister designate not a political figure but a former international monetary fund official. a must underline that the government will maintain a neutrality a total neutrality with respect to the electoral debate. must now come up with a workable list of ministers but he's unlikely to survive a confidence vote in a parliament stacked against him so the new government will likely become a lame duck interim government until fresh elections in the autumn on the weekend president sergio rejected the euro skeptic finance minister proposed by the five star movement northern league coalition dashing their hopes of becoming europe's first far right populist government. last night with the darkest hour in italy's democracy president chose to ignore his constitutional prerogatives and prevent from power political force the five star movement which received eleven million votes they've been calls for mass protests and the president's im

a very big question as to what north korea would be willing to do with its current nuclear weapons jonah. live for us in washington thanks heidi hundreds of people have taken part in protests across yemen to demand the united arab emirates withdraw soldiers from the island of so called. the demonstrators are calling it an occupation and demanding the soldiers leave so-called dryland is a world heritage site located about three hundred fifty kilometers from the southern coast of yemen the u.s. deployed a military force there last week without prior coordination with the yemeni government . malaysia's new prime minister excuse me. to mohamed says the king has agreed to pardon the former deputy prime minister ibrahim was jailed while he was opposition leader on charges he says were politically motivated but he's now in coalition with mahathir after wednesday's election when hate reports from kuala lumpur. think that as the prospect of a pardon sent family supporters and media scrambling to a hospital in kuala lumpur inside and why abraham is recovering from shoulder surgery under a prison g

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jonah his sacrifice quality has established a holiday memorial day will recognize more reporters who often risk their lives with the sake of the truth comes through the news you can submit to your published works in a video or written form until june the twelfth go to a. at the moment it is anyone's guess where the korean negotiations stand against donald trump is the wildcard also is the u.s. isolating itself on the world stage. it's a president appoints an interim prime minister off to do railing the euro skeptic coalition by blocking one of its capital. calls for his impeachment everyone who is criticize the euro. as ministers matts real estate yes to some mistakes stop who has the trust of them nobody. has the u.k. condemns israel's use of force against palestinian protesters it's revealed the british. number of weapons to the country. and the black civil rights activist that was stopped at the. california accuses police of trying to press false charges against. me stories have to cross talk is up next though discussing washington's conflicting signals on north korea is watching

jonah fisher, bbc news, kiev. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel.een taking centre stage at the cannes film festival where stars like cate blanchett and kristen stewart have been agitating for better treatment of women in the film industry. the rising hollywood star, aja naomi king added her voice to the protests while making her first appearance at the festival. she told our reporter, attika choudhary that women are standing up and saying no more. swearing the media movement has been such a big thing and such a global thing now. good. i feel like big thing and such a global thing now. good. ifeel like the big thing and such a global thing now. good. i feel like the one thing to me to movement taught me is that there's so many situations in everyday situations go through that we've become accustomed to that and we've become accustomed to that and we don't even realise, oh that is inappropriate. i'm so happy that we as women are standing up across all industries and are saying no more. you've been working on a show, how to get away with murder, it ha

do it and on the other hand it's mistrust why the people who don't share their ideas the sink that jonah's to all right things which don't which i'm not in agreement with they're only pinions biased so they have this double problem one landed the all sorts use which are against them and then and iraq is mistrust from the people for whom they work in the end thank you very much a phenomena and of course that we've seen in the us with the rise of polarization and we'll come back to that in just a moment and for you she may when you look especially at china would you say that you see this active hostility toward journalism and the way the press and freedom index is reporting. you know i think it is a very complex there one hand the mistrust is increasing but not just against the journalist but against the means here in general because of the behavior of the control of the state of the state to bands everything else and most people most chinese are not relying on this being to go they switch to social media where they don't know who is really journalist who isn't drawn list and the. mistrust s

try to outdo him jonah himself it's a bit for funny all this fayyad funi and all the stuff i don't think is going to be applied on a scale to any c.d.'s op an ant and mosque idea is their job but they'd say basically steal as a small and very poor company well sadly nobody likes to get a taste of his or her own medicine professor lengel we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. for. palm oil is one of the most controversial products about sun it's a salted vegetable fat that's very cheap. twenty seventeen production grew to sixty three million tons that rapid growth in international demand for cheap oil has led to the massive expansions of plantations which is the destruction of rain forest. get into the zero a lot more than ten million hiked as of unique rain forest has been destroyed but it's a process that just keeps going. put in lives by two things by his emotion and he is. in the long term he places a very long he uses so to speak. of long distance rather than politics and that's the way the underestimates. welcome back to worlds a

messaging app telegram which the kremlin recently banned but it's also being banned in iran al-jazeera is jonah home reports . in moscow they demanded the government block the popular instant messaging app telegram the company had refused an official order to hand over the data encryption keys that keep messages sent on telegrams private. to. russia's federal security service the f.s.b. says that privacy is a shelter for criminal and terrorist groups but telegram users see it as an attack on free speech it's probably just about their freedom within russia and it's a beginning that's a way to start. censorship to examine the symbol why do you think it is the core solo of their. internet in the world telegrams logo depicts a paper plane and hundreds were launched as demonstrators shouted anti putin slogans opposition leader alexina valmy was there ensuring the authorities would not overlook this demonstration was sure you could you know i have my rights and i don't care about these bands i do what i want what i need to do whatever i'm allowed to do under the constitution russia is not the only co

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but, as our correspondent jonah fisher has been finding out, finding a place to stay can be expensiveinal will take place on saturday night. 63,000 fans will be packed inside the liberty stadium. i'm the mayor of kiev, former heavyweight champion of the world, for all sports fans welcome to kiev. this will be amazing. there are certainly amazing sights, but the twist of kiev has also proved a somewhat controversial. the moment real madrid and liverpool were confirmed as the two teams in the final hotel prices really went through the roof. most places are full, others are trying to make huge profits. take this hotel. it's charging £1500 for the night. it's 12 km from here to the stadium. and a standard room at this place cost a whopping £2600 for the big night. that's more than 20 times the usual rate. as news of the price hike spread a revolt stirred. in the tower blocks of kiev. for me, liverpool is notjust simply a football club but a way of life. not all the participants are crazy about liverpool like yuri and his son, but they're all upset that visitors are being ripped off. this

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jonah fisher, bbc news, ukraine.ced the episode as a provocation. 0ur correspondent in moscow, steve rosenberg, assesses the reaction from there. in a statement, russia's foreign ministry said it was very pleased a citizen of russia was alive, but it called the staged murder and anti—russian provocation. ukraine, it said, had deceived the entire international community. meanwhile, the russian newspaper which had given arkady babchenko his first reporter'sjob, it concluded the dissidentjournalist couldn't have given the kremlin a bigger present if he'd wanted to. now, what does that mean? well, ukraine and the west regularly accuse russia, and not without reason, of spreading disinformation and fake news. well now, russia can claim it's the victim of a fake news story and use that to try and question the credibility of a whole string of accusations which have been levelled at moscow. in fact, that's already started. tonight's russian tv likened the resurrection of arkady babchenko to the recovery of the skripals after

and — as our correspondent jonah fisher reports — finding accommodation in the ukranian capital is proving league final will take place on saturday night. 63,000 fans will be packed inside the olympic stadium. i'm the mayor of key have, former champion of the world. for all sports fans, welcome to key have. it's going to be amazing. they're certainly amazing sites the choice of key have also proved somewhat controversial. the moment real madrid and liverpool we re the moment real madrid and liverpool were confirmed as the two teams in the final hotel prices nearly went through the roof. most places are full. others are trying to make huge profits. take this hotel. it's charging £1500 for the night. it's 12 km from here to the stadium. the standard room at this place costs a whopping £2600 for the big night. that's more than 20 times the usual rate. as news of the price hike spread, a revolt stirred up. mid—tower blocks of key have that. for me it's not a simple football clu b for me it's not a simple football club but a way of life. not all its participants are as about liverpool like yuri

jonah fisher will be joining jonah fisher will bejoining us live to discuss that in a minute. to continue to shoot forjune 12. optimistic words, and friendly images from the dinner with the secretary of state, mike pompeo, at a private residence in manhattan. but officials here say for the summit to be successful, the north koreans have to make clear what steps to denuclearisation they are willing to take. last week, president trump decided to pull out of the historic event in response to what he called anger and hostility from pyongyang. but a conciliatory response from north korea changed the mood music. and it's clear now both leaders want the summit to take place. so, many believe these two men will find a way to make it happen. barbara plett—usher, bbc news, new york. nhs trusts in england have reported a combined financial deficit of £960 million, nearly twice what was expected. the regulator, nhs improvement, blamed increased patient demand and rising staff costs. ministers have promised a new long—term financial plan for the nhs, which is expected within weeks. however

jonah fisher, bbc news, ukraine.er 0sce spokesperson for the special monitoring mission to ukraine. he joins us now from sidney in canada. good to talk to you again. just first of all, this is a fake plot as we understand it. are you absolutely certain, is it clear to you whether there was a real plot? well, i think a lot of us are asking has reality finally become stranger than fiction? most of us woke up this morning seeing this news in thinking that it was actually fake news but it wasn't, and then it was. so i think coming from everything i have seen, is that this was a very, very dangerous line that has been crossed by the ukraine state security service, that they collaborated in a way with this journalist. now, service, that they collaborated in a way with thisjournalist. now, if the suspect did in fact planned to kill the journalist, then this the suspect did in fact planned to kill thejournalist, then this is the suspect did in fact planned to kill the journalist, then this is a good thing that ijust spoke to

modern economy and it is ours as social media uses to either god more closely or simply give away jonah how al-jazeera london iran says it will exercise its right to respond if the u.s. withdraws from the twenty fifty nuclear deal for mr jevons or if delivered a strong statement online just days before president trumps deadline on whether he'll pull out of the deal let me make it absolutely clear once and for all we will need to outsource our security nor will we go she ate or are gone to a deal we have already implemented in good faith to put it in real estate terms when you buy a house and move your family in or demolish it to build a skyscraper you cannot come back two years later and try to renegotiate the price the u.s. is well advised to finally start honoring its commitments or it and only it will have to accept responsibility for the consequences of not doing so north korea's leader kim jong luna's told china's foreign minister that he is committed to denuclearize ation when you has been on a two day visit to pyongyang during which he congratulated north korea for its historic s

the tigers beat sale 35—13, scoring four ties, with two of those from jonah holmes.castle, while saracens host wasps in a mouthwatering match—up. both ties will be played on the 19th of may. that is the same day as the fa cup final and the royal wedding. busy day, what to watch? munster overcame a stubborn edinburgh to progress to an all—irish proi4 semifinal against rivals leinster. keith earls scored after some lovely play by simon zebo to help munster to a 20—16 win in dublin... an emotionaljohn higgins said he was ‘so proud' to reach another world snooker championship final, at the expense of kyren wilson. the four—time winner at the crucible put in a battling performance to come past wilson by 17 frames to 13 and is aiming to improve on his runner—up showing of last year. what can you say aboutjohn higgins, a four—time world champion through to his seventh final. he first played ken doherty in 1998. what does it say about his longevity?m is the mark of a man, a great champion, one of the best players that has ever picked up a cue. remarkable performance against

to hear the president's decision but certainly there's no question that there is already concern jonah about how this could hurt u.s. relationships with european allies how this could intensify some tensions between the united states and russia and china that are also parties to this agreement but certainly what can be surmised from all of this is the fact that donald trump seems to be trying to send a message one that started back in january when he gave that window of opportunity to european allies to try and fix in his words what he thought were some of the problems with the deal namely concerns about ballistic missile testing the fact that this deal did not address concerns beyond twenty twenty five and even some of the regional concerns with regard to military activities by iran in the region so certainly it appears that despite some of the pleadings by european allies here at the white house very high level diplomacy the president may be listening to some of his more hawkish advisers leaning towards withdrawal of the deal something he's been laying the ground work for in recent w

he's dismissed criticism of his actions — saying his aim was to ensure the safety of his family. jonahck from the dead. thank you very much. arkady babchenko has a lot of explaining to do first two days after he was announced dead, and 2a hours since his resurrection, he sat for an interview with the bbc. can you talk us through what happened on the night of the fake assassination? translation: they put make—up on me, the blood used was real. everything was done for real. my real. everything was done for real. my wife called the police, said the special police came, and emergency services, too. they took me to the morgue, and until i was through the gates, i had obtained to be dead. arkady babchenko head at the morgue and then a safe house, while outside his apartment his friends mourned, and ukraine's secret service arrested a man who they say is a russian agent with plans to assassinate russians in kiev. did you have some misgivings about taking part in a huge fake like this? my dear friend, let me put it like this, when the security service come to you and say there is an order out

that is a development financial markets already wary of italy's massive debt burden will not welcome jonah hill al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera as greece's financial aid program nears its end workers from its energy sector are angry over more reforms and the highly rated u.s. t.v. show roseanne is cancelled after the stars a rapist a racist twitter irate. hello and welcome to international weather forecast there remains pretty sharri across parts of central western europe i'm about i mean some really big thunderstorms so the risk is there really all the way from germany austria all the way towards the west towards the u.k. and into the iberian peninsula so a major storm is where you don't get the storms with the exception of the u.k. temperatures actually looking pretty good sunshine thirty degrees for berlin for much of the time people across more eastern areas that wind coming in flu north is going to have an impact on moscow's temperatures at least the time we get through to thursday a drop of nearly ten degrees celsius pretty woman across southern parts of europe but again the re

first is jonah goldberg.ok suicide of the west spent its second week on the "new york times" best seller list. my second winner is you, bret, you have a book coming out on tuesday. i have not read it. i don't have a copy. i have been bugging you. >> bret: come back to the office. i just got them in. >> my loser is john kerry who has been spending his time trying to save the iran deal that the trump administration just pulled out. doing the bidding of the world's largest state sponsor of terror with europe. it's a disgrace. >> bret: do you think the iranians will come to the table over this 180 days to re-negotiate? >> we will see. their threat was they would immediately pull out of this deal. they are chooseing to stay in so far. >> bret: okay. i didn't put them up to the winner thing. >> you did not. on my own. >> [laughing]. bret when we come back, notable quotables. sfx: muffled whistle text alert. i'm your phone, stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... war

i will say i'm a little disappointed because when kim jong un had the meeting with president xi in jonah the second meeting the first really we knew about the second meeting. i think there was a little change in attitude from kim jong un so i don't like that. change just i mean do you expect any further shift in north korea's position after love rob's a visit. no not particularly i think what is going to happen is the north koreans are going to be open to talking with the united states but they're not going to just give up everything capitulate and exchange for what amounts to worthless paper guarantees from washington that they won't get khadafi and i think one of the things they're really threw things off track and maybe they're getting back on track was talk from national security advisor john bolton and vice president mike pence about a libyan model which was i think just waving a red flag in front of the north koreans that this was a very dangerous kind of exchange for them to be engaged in but i hope they are getting back on track with a much more realistic set of expectations well