steve rosenberg, bbc news, krasnodar. two other news now.s of acid attacks on moped riders in london lastjuly. derryckjohn, from croydon, sprayed six people with acid in the space of 1.5 hours. he stole two mopeds and attempted to take another four. thejudge described his crimes as "despicable". tom burridge reports. he'd thrown acid into the face of six men. but here's derryck john calmly paying for petrol that night. he was linked to this stolen moped, but the person seen here driving him around still hasn't been identified. when derryck john drove a stolen bike himself later on, this — an accident which linked him to a string of violent acid attacks. where's it hurting, mate? you all right? this victim says his face felt like it was on fire. attacked by derryck john while delivering takeaways, jabed hussain is still suffering today. i have to keep my eyes everywhere. even i don't trust in the street. if anyone shouts next to me, i get scared. if i want to go out, i always lock my car doors and windows. i used to be busy myself, i'm a work

steve rosenberg, bbc news, krasnodar.aft of a united nations report claims two singaporean companies have violated sanctions against north korea. if the claims are proven, this potentially raises questions aboutjust how common this is in the rest of asia. the final report, which has been submitted to the un security council, is expected to be published later this week. singapore's ministry of foreign affairs has told the bbc it is aware of these cases, and has said that where there is credible information of offences committed under singapore law, the government has begun investigations. a draft copy of the report has been seen by the bbc. here's more from karishma vaswani. this is a shop in pyongyang, selling branded watches, handbags and alcohol — items which are banned under un sanctions and singapore law too. but now, a leaked un report claims there's evidence of at least one singaporean company selling luxury goods in north korea as recently as lastjuly. there are two singaporean companies named in the un report. the

steve rosenberg, bbc news, krasnodar.look at some of the other stories making the news. the united states is calling again for a 30—day ceasefire in eastern ghouta in syria. the us ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, has warned that washington may be compelled to act unless the syrian government halts its 3—week—long offensive to retake the rebel enclave on the outskirts of damascus. police in austin, texas have warned residents not to open suspicious items delivered to their homes after two package bomb explosions killed a 17—year—old boy and injured two other people on monday. earlier this month, a 39—year—old man was killed in a similar explosion. police say the attacks may be linked and are investigating racial hatred as a possible motive. reports from germany say a former nazi ss officer dubbed the ‘bookkeeper of auschwitz‘ has died at the age of 96. in 2015, oskar groening was sentenced to four years in jail as an accessory to 300,000 murders at the nazi death camp. his sentence was upheld in december, bu

steve rosenberg, bbc news, krasnodar. in other news.draft of a united nations report claims two singaporean companies have violated sanctions against north korea. if the claims are proven, this potentially raises questions about just how common this is in the rest of asia. the final report, which has been submitted to the un security council, is expected to be published later this week. singapore's ministry of foreign affairs has told the bbc it is aware of these cases, and has said that where there credible information of offences committed under singapore law, the government has begun investigations. a draft copy of the report has been seen by the bbc. here's more from karishma vaswani. this is a shop in pyongyang, selling branded watches, handbags and alcohol — items which are banned under un sanctions and singapore law too. but now, a leaked un report claims there's evidence of at least one singaporean company selling luxury goods in north korea as recently as lastjuly. there are two singaporean companies named in the un report. the

steve rosenberg, bbc news, krasnodar. and our diplomatic correspondent james landale joins me.d until tomorrow night to explain what happened and if he doesn't, what happened and if he doesn't, what then? if there is no satisfactory answer, i would expect the expulsion of some diplomats, four were kicked out after the case of alexander litvinenko. we should expect a lot more than that. we should see the government is cracking down on wealthy russians in london, travel bans, financial restrictions and also tougher laws potentially that would seize the assets of those russians guilty of human rights abuses. other responses, targeting the russian state broadcaster, potentially do playing more troops to the eastern flank in nato, conducting even offensive cyber operations against russia. none of this has been ruled out. the interesting question is the international site, a lot of diplomacy is going on to trying get support for this and the problem is that the bar is high. the russians have a bto at the united nations and the europeans are reluctant to toughen sanctions and the us i

but broke through the second half the site —— the striker from krasnodar reduce the deficit but thatback with another goal. 3—1, the final score. also on tuesday, a hat—trick for spain. a late lorenzo penalty given by the video assistant referee handed italy i—i given by the video assistant referee handed italy 1—1 draw. given by the video assistant referee handed italy 1-1 draw. looking at it again, if you look at summing often enough, you see it fell within it. in terms of the system itself. there are two things to me. it is clear and obvious, i don't think it is. that needs some clarity for the world cup. i think it's important that we start to communicate what is going on better with the crowd. i think that can be advanced as well. it's now just think that can be advanced as well. it's nowjust a week until the start of the commonwealth games. can you will be hoping to maintain their leading position. they topped the medal tally in glasgow four years ago. some of those champions were coached by an irishman who went to kenya as a geography teacher. we met the godfather of kenyan di

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but first we can go to steve rosenberg, who is in krasnodar near the black sea.he british invented fairy tales? the response tonight from the russian foreign ministry described theresa may's statement in the commons as a circus show, dismissing the allegations against moscow as this information campaign, talking about fairy tales. and that is no surprise because in recent days we have had several russian officials dismiss claims that moscow is linked to this attack as auntie russian hysteria. i think the biggest problem that britain faces right now is the way it is perceived by the kremlin, and it is perceived by the kremlin, and it is perceived as a weak country. moscow hears british politicians huffing and puffing but believe they're huffing and puffing but believe they‘ re capable of huffing and puffing but believe they're capable of blowing the house down, of taking strong measures against moscow. so, i think the key question now, if london concludes that this was a state—sponsored act of force against britain, what measures can britain perhaps together with

what's been going on now putin was actually asked a question by a british journalist at an event in krasnodar earlier on today and his response was that well britain has to go through its investigation first and then it should talk to russia once it's got all the facts but i think behind all of that behind the kind of bluster and the denials there is certainly an awareness in russia that this is a delicate situation and the united kingdom is looking very hard what measures it might take in response if this is assessed by u.k. politicians to be a state sanctioned hit ok thanks very much to a challenge in moscow and we can now head to the house of commons where trees and maze update on the investigation is has just now started to set out the details of events as they are folded on sunday the fourth of march i'm sure the whole house will want to once again pay tribute to the bravery and professionalism environment agency services and armed forces in responding to this incident as well as the doctors and nurses who are now treating those affect it. our thoughts in particular are with detective se

our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg sent this report from krasnodar. said this update. in recent days we've heard several russian officials dismissed claims that moscow was linked to this attack as anti—russian hysteria. i think the biggest problem that britain faces right now is the way it's perceived by the kremlin, and it is perceived as a weak country. moscow hears british politicians huffing and puffing but doesn't believe they are capable of blowing the house down. in other words, taking strong measures against moscow. so i think the key question now, if london concludes that this was a state—sponsored act of force against britain, what measures are britain perhaps together with her allies, going to take against russia? the white house has made a statement condemning the incident in salisbury while press secretary sara sanders did not comment on the possibility of russian involvement she said the us government stood with the uk following what she called the outrageous attack. look, we've been monitoring the incident closely. takeit monitoring the