kimjong—nam to replace kimjong—un in pyongyang. . kimjong—nam would be a good to replace kimjong—un in pyongyang. kim jong—nam would be a good asset for the cia? it is a very hard country to understand and get information out of, a totalitarian society, tightly controlled with no us embassy publicly what he told it wasn't useful but he was often out of north korea since 2003. he did not have probably detailed knowledge of what was going on in the north korean government. what are your thoughts on donald trump's reaction and his renewed praise of kim jong—un? and his renewed praise of kim jong-un? it was very interesting he said that this afternoon our time. it is the area of opinion. he continued to praise his spatial relationship with kim jong—un and tried to protect that. kim jong—nam died 2017 only a month into mr trump's term. it is unclear whether he would have known this person was interactive with the cia. the world has become more peaceful for the first time in five years but conflicts and dangers remain. that's according to

it is a brutal regime and kimjong nam was seen as a is a brutal regime and kimjong nam was seen as a jong nam had announced any kind of role in the regime, and had pleaded to be left alone, in return for promises that he wasn't going to try to be a leader in exile. 0k, he wasn't going to try to be a leader in exile. ok, thanks very much forjoining us. fascinating to get you in on this day when the president referred to the spy and said that he wouldn't let the cia have a high profile spy in north korea. now to something completely different. i am depressed. 0fficially depressed. i'm sorry. when i was kid the stories that fired my imagination were the stories of magic and potions, wizadry and hocus pocus. today the oxford university press unveiled the children's word of the year...and what is it, what strange new word rises to the top of the list — brexit! give me strength. last year it was plastic. the year before that it was trump. what is going on? can we give children back their childhood, please? the publisher's lexicographers — they are the people who compile dictionaries — analy

it cites a report claiming kimjong—nam, the half—brother of north korean leader kim jong—un, killed atruary 2017, had been an informant for the cia. now on to the independent. retail technology firm 0cado has bought a majority stake in europe's largest operating vertical farm, investing $21.5 million in the innovative, more environmentally friendly food production system. and finally to the times. angels with blue faces, a book written by the murdered northern irish journalist lyra mckee, is to become available to order later this month. the book investigates the ira killing of ulster unionist mp robert bradford in 1981. with me is mark davies, ceo at the strategy consultancy camberton. we picked out the telegraph, its headline is" gove tries to deflect cocaine row with desperate taunts at boris". just for those who don't know, the telegraph is very much in favour of borisjohnson. know, the telegraph is very much in favour of boris johnson. he know, the telegraph is very much in favour of borisjohnson. he writes for the telegraph, he had a column for the telegraph, he had a column for

stories, the sydney morning herald is picking up on a story about kim jong—nam, the half brother of the north korean leader kimjongm jong—un, who was killed brother of the north korean leader kimjong—un, who was killed in brother of the north korean leader kim jong—un, who was killed in a pretty shocking fashion at the airport in malaysia in 2017. yes, cotton cctv. it was something else. he was approached by these two women, he was smothered with a nerve agent, and he was killed. and the story which has now come out is that he supposedly, he was a cia informer. reuters, who are behind the story, say they cannot independently confirm it. the caa of course have said nothing. so who knows? what we do know about kim jong—nam is that he was always a reformer. he was the eldest son. so actually, he was the heir apparent until about 2001, and because he had these reformist instincts he was pushed aside. it is no surprise that his sympathies lie with the west. we already knew that. whether that converted to him actually being an informer, well, he was in exile since 2003, so he couldn't have been informing on much, since