police in malaysia have declared kuala lumpur airport, where the half brother of north korea's leaderas killed with a nerve agent 12 days ago, to be safe. president trump tweets that he will not be attending the white house correspondents‘ dinner in another sign of the deteriorating relations with the media. a leaked report by the us anti—doping agency has suggested that mo farah's american coach, alberto salazar may have broken drugs rules. also in the next hour... preparations are all most complete as hollywood prepares for the biggest night in film — the oscars. la la land is expected to the big winner with m nominations, including best picture and best director. and later on bbc news, dateline london. foreign correspondents in london will cast a critical eye over the week's big news stories. that's coming up at 11:30am. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has said he accepts some responsibility for defeat in the copeland by—election but that he is determined to finish the job he was elected to do. in an article in the sunday mirror, he urges his

from kuala lumpur, our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports. —— kimjong—nam. last week at kuala lumpur airport of at least half a dozen cctv cameras. it was a very deliberate and very public act of violence. today, we learned what killed him. and it's even more shocking. i've already confirmed it — it's the xv, the vx nerve agent, which is a chemical weapon. kim jong—nam was walking across this busy departures hall last week when he was attacked at this spot. now we know what was used to kill him — vx, one of the most deadly nerve agents ever invented. just a tiny drop, a hundredth of a gram, would have been enough to kill him. vx is also banned under international convention, yet someone decided to use it here, in the midst of this international airport. vx is colourless and odourless, with the feel of engine oil. symptoms include coughing, shortness of breath, vomiting and muscle convulsions. south korea says the north started producing chemical weapons in the 1980s and has up to 5000 tons of stocks. north korea's young dictator kim jong—un already has nuclear weapons. some think he is now s

kuala lumpur. last week at kuala lumpur airport someone chose to attack kim jong nam last week at kuala lumpur airport to attack kim jong—nam in full view of at least half a dozen cctv cameras. it was a very deliberate and very public act of violence. today we learned what killed him. and it's even more shocking. it is the vx nerve agent, which is a chemical weapon. kim jong—nam was walking across this busy departures hall last week when he was attacked at this spot. now we know what was used to kill him, vx, one of the most deadly nerve agents ever invented. just a tiny drop, one hundredth of a gram, would have been enough to kill him. vx is also banned under international convention, and yet someone decided to use it here in the midst of this international airport. vx is colourless and odourless with, the feel of engine oil. it is so deadly it is classified by the united nations as a weapon of mass destruction. symptoms include coughing, shortness of breath, vomiting and muscle convulsions. south korea says the north started producing chemical weapons in the 1980s and has up to 5000 tonnes of stocks

he died last week after being attacked at kuala lumpur airport. latest revelation about his death has sparked public health concerns and further focused suspicions on the north korean regime that they could've dispatched to a hit squad to kill the individual. reporter: a virtual reenactment of the attack. two women smeared the deadly substance on the victim of the fifth -- on the face of the victim. they know the toxin that killed him, the nerve agent vx. the chemical is illegal. it is a chemical weapon. we are investigating how it entered the country. reporter: vx is one of the deadliest chemical toxins ever made. it is tasteless, odorless, and hard to detect. it attacks the central nervous system. just a few milligrams can be fatal. it is -- it's only known use is for chemical warfare. the united nations has classified it as a weapon of mass distraction. in tv footage, kim jong-nam can be seen walking immediately after the attack but minutes later, he collapses in the airport clinic and died on the way to the hospital. malaysian police say the t

kim jong—nam is thought to have been poisoned while waiting to fly out of kuala lumpur airport. o was carrying vietnamese travel documents — was detained at the same airport. police say they are now seeking several other suspects as they continue their investigation. sarah corker reports. was kim jong—nam poisoned by assassins as he prepared to board a flight in the malaysian capital on monday? confusion and mystery surround the death of the half—brother of the north korean dictator. now south korean officials say they believe he was murdered. translation: the government is certainlyjudging that the murdered person is kim jong—nam. since this case is still being investigated we should wait for details until the malaysian government makes an announcement. just before he died, kimjong—nam is reported to have told medical workers he was attacked with a chemical spray. police are studying security camera footage from the airport. he had been long estranged from his half—brother the north korean leader, kim jong—un, falling out of favour with the secretive regime and living in exile a

kimjong—nam died at kuala lumpur airport on monday — it's suspected he was murdered. his death. karishma vaswani is in kuala lumpur. is this one of the female assassins who carried out a audacious or tack in kuala lumpur airport. who carried out a audacious or tack in kuala lumpurairport. kim jong—nam, the estranged brother of north korea's elusive leader, kim jong—un earned, but he fell out of favour and has been living in exile ever since. how he may have died in kuala lumpur airport is an clear. the facts are murky. there are a number of varying accounts of what happened. here's what we do know. between the hours of 9am and 10am on monday, a man believed to be kim jong—nam was attacked in this crowded, busy airport. police say he was accosted by at least one woman who covered his face with a cloth filled with some sort of burning chemical. after that, he is thought to have walked over to that information counter to ask for help. he was then taken to a medical clinic. the focus of the investigation will move to kuala lumpur hospital, where the body of kimjong—nam is

malaysia's security services have swept kuala lumpur airport for toxic chemicals.is after the half brother of north korea's leader was murdered their 12 days ago. kim jong—nam was killed using one of the world's deadliest nerve agents, called vx. authorities confirmed the airport terminal is free from any traces of contamination. the departures hall usually bustling with travellers. at the scene of the crime the security services came kitted out against chemical weapons. we were looking for traces of deadly toxins, including the nerve agent vx, an internationally banned weapon. malaysian authorities announced on friday that it was vx which killed kim jong—nam announced on friday that it was vx which killed kimjong—nam armour and they've been under pressure to assure the public that kuala lumpur‘s second international airport was safe. we confirm number one there is no hazardous material found in ki2. it is free of any form of contamination of hazardous material. thirdly, it is declared a safe zone. the victim, kim jong-nam, was the exiled elder half brother of the

and kuala lumpur airport is declared safe. mosul in an attempt to remove so—called islamic state. this report comes from an advanced state where american troops are playing a key pa rt. this woman is a victim of islamic state's latest tactic in its desperate bid to avoid defeat in mosul. the 55—year—old mother of seven from the eastern part of the city was hit in a drone strike. her leg shattered. "i was lying on the ground and people were pointing to the sky from where the bomb came", she told me. one of dozens of drone attack victims they've treated at this hospital. this is pretty new for this conflict, but also for conflicts all over the world. these mortars can be very effective and the impact on the population really, really brutal. this is video eulogises the use of commercially available drones to drop bombs and grenades. an organisation which governs according to brutal feudal codes, adapting modern technology to lethal effect. drones are yet another threat for government troops now pursuing fighters from so—called is

london and 9am in kuala lumpur where it's reported that the half—brother of the north korean leader, kim jong—un, was killed. police say kim jong—nam was found dead at kuala lumpur airport intelligence sources say they strongly believe that he was murdered by north korean agents. our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes sent this report from tokyo. this is kim jong—nam, whose body is thought to be the one now lying in a malaysian morgue. officials there say he died after being sprayed in the face with something at kuala lumpur airport this morning. south korean media immediately claimed north korean agents had assassinated kim on the orders of his own younger brother, kim jong—un. north korea's young dictator has been tightening his grip on power, ruthlessly purging potential opponents. what's so sensitive? last year i saw for myself how strange north korea can be. i was detained and expelled for insulting the kim leadership. much more telling is what he did to his own uncle, seen here on the left. jang sung—taek was hauled away from a party meeting, accused of treachery, and executed. has he now also eliminated his brother? kim jong—nam was once his father's favourite,

officials there said he died after being sprayed in the face with something at kuala lumpur airport.ely claimed north korean agents had assassinated kim on the orders of his own younger brother, kim jong—un. north korea's young dictator has been tightening his grip on power, ruthlessly purging potential opponents. "what's so sensitive?" last year, i saw for myself how strange north korea can be. i was detained and expelled for insulting the kim leadership. much more telling is what he did to his own uncle, seen here on the left. jang sung—taek was hauled away from a party meeting, accused of treachery and executed. has he now also eliminated his brother? kim jong—nam was once his father's favourite, being groomed to one day take over as north korea's supreme leader. his downfall began here in tokyo, when he was caught sneaking into japan on a fake passport. these pictures of his humiliating deportation from japan are said to have deeply angered his father, north korea's late dictator kim jong—il. his place at his father's side was taken instead by his younger brother, kim jong—un. ki

kimjung nam was at kuala lumpur airport, about to catch a flight to macao. hospital, as he was dying, he told police he was grabbed from behind and had liquid splashed in his face. some south korean media outlets are saying he was poisoned, and the authorities in seoul say he was murdered. rupert wingfield—hayes has the story. this is kim jong—nam, whose body is thought to be the one now lying in a malaysian morgue. 0fficials there say he died after being sprayed in the face with something at kuala lumpur airport this morning. south korean media immediately claimed north korean agents had assassinated kim on the orders of his own younger brother, kim jong—un. north korea's young dictator has been tightening his grip on power, ruthlessly purging potential opponents. what's so sensitive? last year i saw for myself how strange north korea can be. i was detained and expelled for insulting the kim leadership. much more telling is what he did to his own uncle, seen here on the left. jang sung—taek was hauled away from a party meeting, accused of treachery, and exe

kim jong nam was about to fly out of malaysia on monday, when he fell ill at the kuala lumpur airport. he died on his way to hospital. south korea says he was murdered by two assasins with poison. evacuations have been lifted at a san francisco construction sight after a concrete slab became loose on a building in the middle of construction. crews feared the two thousand pound slab would fall on the sight. ten buildings had to be evacuated. a shelter was set up for those misplaced. crews cleared the site late yesterday, removing the slab from the area. thousands of people are receiving a very strange phone call these days, that appears to be trying to get you to say certain words. consumer reporter john matarese investigates, so you don't waste yo outstanding restaurants in our area are getting some recognition this morning. two d-c some recognition this morning. two d-c restaurants are semi-finalists for area are getting some recognition this morning. two d-c restaurants are semi-finalists for the james beard foundation's best awards. pineapple and pearls made the list. so did the sw

korean spy agencies accuse north korean agents of poisoning him at the --ogne for desk kuala lumpur kuala report airport. he later died on the way to the hospital. no motive has been confirmed, but south korean officials say it may be a warning to north korean defectors. thee are inspecting situation and we plan to check the personal security system for north korean defectors and officials and we urge them to be attentive of their own security. rebecca: despite keeping a low as long kim jong nam been considered a potential assassination target. >> someone like him who is related to the leader, who had been expressing dissatisfaction with his brother's leadership and is in a position to serve as a focal point for opponents to the regime, his life is going to be in danger. rebecca: with pyongyang's involvement is confirmed, it would be the highest profile un ing under kim jong three years. genie: more trouble for the campaign of french conservative presidential candidate france wealthy own -- fillon. it has now emerged that his campaign spokesperson is under investigation for possible tax fraud. joins us

at the kuala lumpur airport waiting for a flight 20 may have been poisoned. he left north korea after being passed over for the leadership role. our correspondent sent this report. nam,t: this is kim jong whose body is thought to be lying in a malaysian mall. officials say he died after being sprayed in the face with something at the kuala lumpur airport. south korea claimed north korean agents assassinated kim on the orders of kim jong un. north korea's young dictator has been tightening his grip on power, ruthlessly purging potential opponents. last year i saw for myself how strange north korea can be. i was detained and expelled for insulting the kim leadership. much more telling was what he did to his own uncle, seen here on the left. he was hauled away from a party meeting, accused of treachery, and executed. has he now also eliminated his brother? kim jong nam was once his father's favorite, being groomed to take over as north korea's supreme leader. his downfall began in tokyo he was caught sneaking into japan on a fake passport. these pictures of his

these are the last moments of kim jong—nam's life as he walked into kuala lumpur airport a week ago today, a woman in a white top grabs him from behind and places something around his face. she then calmly walks away. the whole thing has taken less than five seconds. moments later, kim jong—nam can be seen seeking help from airport staff. he told them he'd had something wiped on his face and was feeling dizzy. these final images show him being led to the airport medical centre. a short time later, he collapsed and died. the accusation that north korea's dictator had his own brother assassinated today prompted this response. it has been seven days since the incident, but there is no clear evidence on the cause of the death, and at the moment, we cannot trust the investigation by the malaysian police. malaysian police now have four suspects in custody. these two women from indonesia and vietnam are accused of carrying out the attack. they claim they had no idea what they were doing, that they were paid to take part in what they thought was a television show prank. then on saturday, police d

police in malaysia have declared kuala lumpur airport — where the half—brother of north korea's leaderwith a nerve agent 12 days ago — to be safe. and preparations are nearly complete, as hollywood prepares to host the oscars. la la land is expecting to be the big winner of night, with m nominations. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. the state we're in — is there a vacuum at the heart of british politics? how far does the future of the european union rest on the next president of france? and,the fight against the group calling itself islamic state. who will be doing the fighting? my guests today are agnes poirier, who is uk editor of france's marianne, stryker mcguire of bloomberg markets, mina al oraibi, the arab affairs commentator, and ned temko, who is an author and journalist. the tradition in britain is for opposition parties to do well in by—elections since they can often be used as a protest vote against the sitting government. this week, the conservatives actually won a seat in copeland held by labour for several generations, and ukip‘s le

kim jung—nam died shortly after an attack at kuala lumpur airport early last week.st outcome of the postmortem examination that malaysia has made public and is a strong indication pyongyang was behind the killing. malaysian authorities say they will sweep the international airport and other locations for radioactive material. rupert wingfield—hayes is at the hospital where the forensic investigation has been carried out. this is the place we understand kim jong—nam's what is being held and where those tests were carried out, that have now revealed the presence ofa that have now revealed the presence of a nerve agent called vx. one expert described this to me as a huge deal and the three basic reasons. firstly vx is a very powerful merge eight and. just 100 ofa gram powerful merge eight and. just 100 of a gram smeared on his skin or i would have been enough to kill him. secondly, it is very difficult to produce. this is not something you can make in your back room. it suggests involvement of a nationstate and that of course points to north korea. thirdly, the xisa po

substance was found on the face of kim jong nam, who died after being attacked last week at kuala lumpur airportirport, as they continue their attack on the so—called islamic state. iraqi officials say their troops have gained ground rapidly in outlying areas to the south of the city. elite counter—terrorism forces have nowjoined the advance. britain's main opposition labour party has suffered a shock defeat to the governing conservatives in a parliamentary by—election at copeland in the north of england. it's the best by—election performance by a governing party in britain in nearly half a century. now on bbc news, hardtalk welcome to hardtalk. i'm sarah montague.

he died shortly after being sprayed with a chemical at kuala lumpur airport last week.g to get the victim's next of kin to assist with the investigation. of the newly named suspects, there are an additional two unidentified men who are wanted. let's hear more of what was said in that press conference. the suspects named now, the north koreans, do you believe they have left the country? we have checked and i can confirm today that they left our country the very same day the incident happened. yes. we have international cooperation, especially with interpol. we have bilateral agreements and we will use all our resources. we are not interested in political... whatever the word is. what we're interested in is why they committed such a crime in our country. 0k? you can put all politics aside because this is not ourjob. 0urjob is to reveal the truth together. the facts. to get the evidence and bring the perpetrators to justice. that is our responsibility. 0ur correspondent kevin kim says this is another twist in the murder investigation. according to police, the four suspects

police in malaysia have declared kuala lumpur airport, where the half brother of north korea's leaderas killed with a nerve agent twelve days ago, to be safe. and preparations are nearly complete as hollywood prepares to host the oscars. la la land is expecting to be the big winner of night with m nominations. coming up in a few minutes our sunday morning edition of the papers. this morning's reviewers are prashant rao, deputy europe business editor at the international new york times, and josie delap from the economist. before the papers, sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre here's richard askam. we'll start with the six nations. scotland are celebrating their first win over wales in ten years. the scots ran out winners at murrayfield by 29—13. elsewhere, ireland stand at the top of the table after they came from behind to beat france 19—9 in dublin. but it's that scotland victory that has grabbed the headlines. as patrick gearey reports. scotland shake up the six nations for the second time. at the tournament's crossroads they took the right path. so much hanging

jong—nam died last week after two women wiped a substance over his face in a check—in hall at kuala lumpur airporteakthrough in the battle for mosul, recapturing the city's airport from the so—called islamic state. shock defeat — in a parliamentary by—election, britain's main opposition labour party loses a seat they've held for more than 80 years to the governing conservatives.

police in malaysia have declared kuala lumpur airport, where the half brother of north korea's leaderled with a nerve agent twelve days ago, to be safe. and preparations are nearly complete as hollywood prepares to host the oscars. la la land is expecting to be the big winner of night with 14 nominations. now on bbc news talking movies, the oscars. hello from hollywood and welcome to our special oscars preview edition of talking movies. i'm tom brook. in today's programme, everything you need to know about the academy awards. the big—name stars in the running. would it mean a lot to you to get oscars recognition? yeah, always. it's fabulous. and the documentaries and foreign—language films vying for an oscar prize. i'm toni. toni erdmann. will protests over president trump's policies take centre stage on hollywood's biggest night of the year? this could be the most politicised oscars that we have ever had. plus, our predictions on who will win the top oscar prizes. all that and more in our special oscars preview edition of talking movies. the 89th annual academy awards are about to ge

also over the weekend, authorities spent more than an hour checking kuala lumpur airport. early sunday morning they examined floor and handrails for vx residue. police say no toxic materials were found. they are trying to determine how the suspect obtained the nerve agent. three people are in custody including an indonesian woman and a vietnamese woman. the police say they found evidence in a kuala lumpur suburb that showed the four north korean men they are seeking were involved in the killing. during a raid friday they found equipment used for handling vx. >> this condo is registered to the four main suspects who fled immediately after the incident. >> the police also want to question a north korean embassy official and an employee of the north state owned airline. >>> u.s. lawmakers and media are calling for north korea to be designated sponsor of terrorism. the u.s. blacklisted the north in 1988 but lifted the designation in 2008 after an agreement was reached on its nuclear program. >> a group of congressmen saying the country hasn't kept to the terms of the agreement

from kuala lumpur, rupert wingfield—hayes reports. last week at kuala lumpur airportf at least half a dozen cctv cameras. it was a very deliberate and very public act of violence. today, we learned what killed him. and it's even more shocking. it is the vx nerve agent, which is a chemical weapon. kim jong—nam was walking across this busy departures hall last week when he was attacked at this spot. now we know what was used to kill him — vx, one of the most deadly nerve agents ever invented. just a tiny drop, one hundredth of a gram, would have been enough to kill him. vx is also banned under international convention, yet someone decided to use it here, in the midst of this international airport. vx is colourless and odourless, with the feel of engine oil. symptoms include coughing, shortness of breath, vomiting and muscle convulsions. south korea says the north started producing chemical weapons in the 19805 and has up to 5000 tonnes of stocks. north korea's young dictator kim jong—un already has nuclear weapons. some think he is now sending a chilling new message, by

the malaysian authorities have confirmed that the man who died after being poisoned at kuala lumpur airport leader, kim jong—un. three people — two women and a man — are now in custody, in connection with his death on monday. from kuala lumpur, karishma vaswani reports. it has been almost a week since the mysterious death of a man at kuala lumpur airport on monday and still no answers. malaysia confirmed for the first time today that the dead man is north korean leader kimjong un's half—brother kim jong—nam, travelling on another passport. i think he carries two different identities. probably this is an undercover document. this is an authentic passport. two women, one shown here in police custody, have been arrested so far. officials say one is an indonesian, while the other was carrying a vietnamese passport. a third suspect, a malaysian male, has also been detained. but we don't know what they have to do with kim jong—nam's death and we still don't know how he died or what he was doing in malaysia, but we do know that he did come here fairly frequently. we understand this is one of the r

he died shortly after being sprayed with a chemical at kuala lumpur airport last week. 0ur correspondent to police, the four suspects all had north korean passports and boarded flights out of malaysia on monday. that was immediately after the killing took place. authorities say they are still waiting for the toxicology report that will confirm whether mr kim was poisoned. kim jong—nam was waiting at the check—in counter of the main airport in malaysia when two women approached him and sprayed him with the chemical. he sought medical help but fell unconscious and died hours later. the two women who were arrested told authorities that they were paid to take part in what they believed was a prank for a tv show. a 46—year—old man from north korea is also under custody. what is being made of it in korea, north and south, can you tell us? the south korean government has expressed grave concern over the recklessness and brutality of the assassination. the government in seoul is now pointing fingers directly at kim jong—un himself. meanwhile, in malaysia, the north korean embassy have been tryin

kimjong nam died after apparently being attacked at malaysia's kuala lumpur airport last week. something over his face. four people are currently being held by police investigating the killing, including one north korean man. 0ur correspondent rupert wingfield hayes has more details on kimjong nam's movements within the check—in hall at kuala lumpur airport. this is where this bizarre story began, when kim john nam walked into this check—in area for the budget airlines just across here. it was at this spot that he was attacked from behind. now we knew what was used to call him, vx, probably the most deadly nerve agent ever invented. 100th of a gram would have been enough to kill him. and yet somebody decided to use it in this busy departures hall. the government said that they we re hall. the government said that they were going to decontaminate displays but there is no sign of that yet. in the short space of time it took to get to the information desk here, he was complaining of irritated feeling on his face. he was taken downstairs the medical clinic. this is the medical clin

police say he was poisoned at kuala lumpur airport last week. the government is latching up the pressure on the search for answers. cnn's saima mohsin is live in kuala lumpur. saima, south korea is calling the death of kim jong-nam a terror attack? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. they did not stop there. they have said, ana, this is undoubtedly according without a doubt north korea's doing. they believe pyongyang is behind the murder of kim jong-nam. this is a murder investigation as i confirmed with police over the weekend. south korea, as you say, calling it terrorism. that has been met with a lot of anger from the north koreans. i'm outside the dprk embassy to kuala lumpur and just a short while ago, the ambassador here in an incredibly unprecedented way came out of the embassy and spoke to the press and read out quite a long statement to us. in which he said the malaysian authorities are coulluding with the south koreans. the ambassador came to the mortuary after midnight and criticized the handling of the case so far. that was responded by ea

kuala lumpur later. a woman has been detained at kuala lumpur airport. 0ur correspondent karishma vaswani has the latest apital kuala lumpur. i'm standing outside the morgue where the body of the man we believe to be kimjong—nam was brought by malaysian police overnight. since then, we've seen several police cars and a police van carrying away what we believe to be that body. here's what we do know. on monday, a north korean national was taking off for a flight to macau from kl airport when malaysian police say he complained of being attacked by women who covered his face with a cloth full of burning liquid. he was then taken to the clinic at the airport and then brought to putrajaya hospital. but he died en route. malaysian police initially said that the man who died on monday was kim jong—nam, the half—brother of north korean leader kim jong—un. there's a lot of confusion and speculation as to what's actually going on in this case, but malaysian police have said that until a complete investigation and an autopsy of what happened is confirmed, they won't be saying much else. reeta chakrabarti is in the

kim jong nam was reported attacked with a chemical spray inside kuala lumpur's international airport on monday. he died on the way to the hospital. multiple south korean media outlets say the attackers were two women, who then fled the airport in a taxi. those same reports claim the women were north korean agents-- but that has not been independently verified. in prince william county-- a rally over illegal immigration gets heated last night in woodbridge. it began last week when board of supervisors chairman corey stewart called on find and deport the 75-hundred undocumented immigrants the county has handed over to ice in the last 10 years. protesters called the comments unfair-- and said that many of those people were likely never convicted of a crime. advocates on both sides of the issue made their voices heard. stewart says about a thousand of those undocumented immigrants have been rearrested. he is also running for governor of virginia. the issue of illegal immigration will also affect the dine lot of people in the d-m-v on thursday. some of the area's most popular resturants a

she was identified from security camera footage at kuala lumpur international airport. t the very latest from our correspondent, karishma vaswani, is kuala lumpur. what is the latest? the investigation has been fluid. information is changing by the hour. this morning we received a statement from the royal malaysian police that said an indonesian woman, one carrying an indonesian passport, was arrested last night alone and they did not say where she was detained. what we understand is that she was identified from the cctv footage taken from the scene of the crime. this is the second arrest from this investigation so far. but three days on from the death of the man believed to be kimjong—nam at on from the death of the man believed to be kim jong—nam at kuala lumpur airport, there is not an idea over whether it was even kim jong—nam at all. i am where the body was brought for a postmortem investigation. malaysian police have said until the investigation is completed they cannot confirm the identity of the man who died at the airport on monday or what caused that death. we

mr kim died last week after two women accosted him at kuala lumpur airport.last night. the now ex—leicester city manager said in a statement: leicester are one point above the relegation zone. leicester city's interim manager says claudio ranieri did not lose the support of the players in the run up to his sacking. i cannot tell the fans how to behave, but we will need their support in the coming matches, starting against liverpool on monday. can you say that you have not lost some parts of the dressing room with claudio ranieri? not lost some parts of the dressing room with claudio ranieri7m not lost some parts of the dressing room with claudio ranieri? it is speculation but there was a lot of frustration because of results. he had not lost the dressing room. lifelong leicester fan and former striker gary lineker has told the bbc of his shock at ranieri's sacking. he says he's saddened by the club's treatment of the man who led them to their first title in the club's history. last season was inexplicable, not the season. the fact they have managed to get in

the apparent assassination of kim jong nam at kuala lumpur airport raises two important questions, howng nam die? he was returning from a trip to malaysia on monday, where he was attacked and fell fatally ill at kuala lumpur airport. as for the murder weapon there are conflicting reports. one source says two women we re reports. one source says two women were behind the attack, stabbing him with poise and needles. but a malaysian police officer told reuters news agency that he felt someone grab or hold his face from behind. he felt dizzy and asked for help. police in kuala lumpur are said that the murder weapon was a cloth laced with poison. according to sources in washington, the prime suspects are north korean agents. so, why was he killed? the best text on the domestic murders on the korean regime was called macbeth. kim jong—un‘s hunger to rule leads him to kill anyone who might stand between him and his rule on power. so far, he is believed to have executed 340 officials. but kim jong—nam, here he is as a boy here with his dad, hardly cut a threatening figure. though groomed for t

the terminal at kuala lumpur airport, where the brother of the north korean leader was murdered using been declared safe. the democratic party elects a new

police released a statement this morning saying that the woman was arrested at the kuala lumpur airport. kim jong nam died monday after being sprayed in the face with a chemical at the airport. crews are working to clear a mudslide that is blocking part of highway- 17. highway 17 has had its share of problems over the past week. work on the slide came to a halt last thursday... after an accident involving a sub- contractor killed one worker and injured another. a new safety plan is now in place, but the lane closures will continue indefinitely. officials say, virtually all other alternative routes are affected by mudslides. the warriors take on the kings in their final game before the all-star break. the dubs coming off their blowout loss to the denver nuggets. but they've won 8 of their last 10 games. and still hold the n-b-a's besat record at 46 and 9. klay thompson is questionable with a sore foot. tip-off for tonight's game is 7:30 from oracle. here is a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera.... meteorologist anny hong has what you need to know before heading out the

kim jong—nam was at the kuala lumpur international airport when he was reportedly poisoned. custody. karishma vaswani reports. —— two suspects. is this one of the female assassins who carried out an audacious attack on kuala lumpur airport? these cctv images have been released by media in malaysia. they say a vietnamese woman has been detained in the investigation. and they want to find out what happened to this man. kim jong—nam is the older half brother of north korean leader, kimjong—un. he is believed to have been murdered at an airport in malaysia on monday. he visited malaysia often, but that details of his death a murky. between the hours of 9am to 10am in the morning on monday, the man believed to be kimjong—nam was attacked in this crowded, busy airport. police say that he was accosted by at least one woman, who covered his face with a cloth filled with some sort of burning chemical. after that he is thought to have walked over to that counter to ask for help and was taken to a medical clinic at the airport, just one floor down. one man who some believe may have wan

police in malaysia said a substance used to kill the half brother of north korean leader at kuala lumpur airports one of the world's deadliest nerve agents. authorities say the test on the body of kim jong—nam revealed traces of biopsy, which is classified by the un as a weapon of mass destruction. —— classified as vx. in about ten minutes we will have newswatch. now it is time for click. from blue screen jungles test —— the strange explorations of time, we've been exploring all. things and this week is no exception. directed by gareth edwards, the visual genius behind monsters and godzilla, rogue one has earned over $1 billion at the worldwide box office and has, unsurprisingly, been nominated for an oscar in visual effects. edwards worked with the team at industrial lights and magic to recreate that galaxy far, far away and, as we found out when we visited their london office, they provided some very cool kit to help facilitate his unique directing style. so he's a very hands—on filmmaker. he likes to walk around his sets and physically pick up the camera himself and walk around and find inter