i'm lukwesa burak.arned that police have found traces of the nerve agent that was used to attack sergei and yulia skripal at the zizzi restaurant where they ate. this investigation is about protecting safety, what cobra was about, and collecting all evidence so we know where attribution will lead. no more changes to exams, and a reduction in teachers‘ workload — the education secretary promises to make changes as he attempts to resolve the school recruitment crisis. talks between the eu, japan and us on president trump's —— police said they are taking reports of hate mail extremely seriously after more than one people across the country are

this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines. the bbc has learned that police have found traces of the nerve agent that was used to attack sergei and yulia scripal at the zizzi restaurant where they ate. the home secretary said the investigation has identified more than 200 witnesses. this investigation is focused on making sure that we keep people safe as a priority, that is what the cobra meeting was about, and also collecting all the evidence so and also collecting all the evidence so when it comes to attribution we will be absolutely clear where it will be absolutely clear where it will lead. no more changes to exams and a reduction in teachers‘ workload, the promise of the education secretary as he attempts to resolve the school recruitment crisis. talks between the eu, japan and us on president trump's tariffs on steel and aluminium have broken up with no exemption agreed. the eu trade commissioner had called for the eu to be excluded from

this is bbc news with lukwesa burak.ll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines: police have found traces of the nerve agent used to attack surrogate and yulia skripal. the investigation has identified more than 200 witnesses. this investigation is focused on making sure that we keep people safe as a priority — that's what the cobra meeting was about — and also making sure that we collect all the evidence so when it comes to attribution, we'll be absolutely clear where it should lead. no more changes to exams and a reduction in teachers‘ workload — the promise of the education secretary as he attempts to resolve the school recruitment crisis. ireland have won the six nations championship, beating scotland by 28 points to eight with a bonus point. meanwhile, england lose to france in paris, scoring just 16 points to their rival‘s 22 points. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nigel nelson, political editor of the sunday mir

this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak.headings for the so—called islamic state complain that they won't get a fair trial after losing their british citizenship. the senior labour party official embroiled in an anti—semitism row has stepped down from the party's ruling executive. more british diplomats have been ordered to leave moscow by the kremlin in the continuing row over the use of a nerve agent in salisbury. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. relatives of western hostages beheaded by the islamic state

i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 5.00pm: russia is expelling 23 british diplomats in the row over the nerve agent attack on a former spy. the prime minister insists the kremlin must account for its actions. we will never tolerate an attack on british soil by the russian government. police investigating the murder of a russian businessman in london contact other exiles in britain to discuss their personal safety. also in the next hour: beware the snow and ice of march. facebook is invented the —— investigating a data company that worked for president trump's election campaign. many areas of britain are hit by another wave of winter weather, with amber warnings in place. and in rugby, ireland beat england and complete the grand slam for only the third time in their history. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. russia says it will expel 23 british diplomats. the move is one of the measures in response to britain's decision to throw out the same number of russian officials following the nerve agent at

i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at five.sed to poison sergei and yulia scripal — were found on and around the restaurant table where they ate. it comes as england's chief medical officer says up to 500 diners and pub—goers have been told to wash clothes and possessions. the people who are in either zizzi's restau ra nt the people who are in either zizzi's restaurant or the mill pub from 1:30pm last sunday until evening closing on monday should clean the clothes they wore. a spring in his step — chancellor, philip hammond, says there's cause for economic optimism. there is light at the end of the tunnel because what we are about to see is debt starting to fall but we are still in the tunnel at the moment.

i'm lukwesa burak.d islamic state, complain that they won't get a fair trial after losing their british citizenship. the daughter of one of their victims — david haines — says they should be left to rot in guantanamo bay. more british diplomats have been ordered to leave moscow by the kremlin — in the continuing row over the use of a nerve agent in salisbury. daring, fearless and one of life's characters. tributes are paid to sergeant matt tonroe — the british soldier killed on operations in syria. as funerals are held for 16 palestinians killed on the gaza—israeli border — the un calls for an independent investigation. also in the next hour, the funeral for professor stephen hawking is held in cambridge.

i'm lukwesa burak.in parts of wales and england are without power as the uk struggles with the bitter winter conditions. people in cardiff have been describing the situation. that's my car there, so that's not going anywhere and then all the local trains and buses are cancelled, people are just going around on sledges on the main road, it's quite entertaining. several flood warnings have been issued for parts of england due to high tides and strong winds. continued disruption is expected on roads and railways. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, says the prime minister's "honesty" in her brexit speech yesterday helped bring together remain and leave supporters. the use of video assistant referees throughout world football has been unanimously approved by the body that sets the global rules for the game.

this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines: two men accused of carrying out beheadings for the so—called islamic state complain that they won't get a fair trial after losing their british citizenship. the senior labour party official embroiled in an anti—semitism row has stepped down from the party's ruling executive. more british diplomats have been ordered to leave moscow by the kremlin in the continuing row over the use of a nerve agent in salisbury. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. relatives of western hostages beheaded by the islamic state group have condemned comments by two british men accused of taking part in the killings. alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh, who are from west london, have claimed they won't get a fair trial because — they say — they've been stripped of their uk citizenship. they've been held by kurdish fighters in syria since they were captured in january. the family of the british aid worker david haines, who was murdered in 2014, said the men should be "left to rot" duncan ken

i'm lukwesa burak.f wales and england are without power as the uk struggles with the bitter winter conditions. people in cardiff have been describing the situation. that's my car there, so that's not going anywhere and then all the local trains and buses are cancelled, people are just going around on sledges on the main road, it's quite entertaining. several flood warnings have been issued for parts of england due to high tides and strong winds. continued disruption is expected on roads and railways. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, says the prime minister's "honesty" in her brexit speech yesterday helped bring together remain and leave supporters. the use of video assistant referees throughout world football has been unanimously approved by the body that sets the global rules for the game.

this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines: the labour party executive embroiled in an anti—semitism row has stepped down from the party's ruling body. two men accused of carrying out beheadings for the so—called islamic state complain that they won't get a fair trial after losing their british citizenship. the daughter of one of their victims — david haines — says they should be left to rot in guantanamo bay. more british diplomats have been ordered to leave moscow by the kremlin in the continuing row over the use of a nerve agent in salisbury. daring, fearless and one of life's characters. tributes are paid to sergeant matt tonroe, the british soldier killed on operations in syria. as funerals are held for 16 palestinians killed on the gaza—israeli border, the un calls for an independent investigation. also in the next hour, the funeral for professor stephen hawking is held in cambridge. mourners at the service heard that the physicist‘s legacy will live on forever. the actor eddie redmayne was among the speake

i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at six. russia is expelling 23 british diplomats — in the row over the nerve agent attack on a former spy. the prime minister insists the kremlin must account for its actions. we will never tolerate a threat to the life of british citizens and others on british soil from the russian government. applause police investigating the murder of a russian businessman in london contact other exiles in britain to discuss their personal safety. us authorities investigate reports that information from millions of facebook users was access by a data company. also in the next hour — beware the snow and ice of march. many areas of britain are hit by another wave of winter weather — with amber warnings in place. and in rugby — ireland beat england at twickenham and complete the grand slam for only the third time in their history. good evening and welcome to bbc news. russia says it will expel 23 british diplomats, in retaliation for the uk's decision to throw out a similar number of russians because of the n

i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 3pm: more than 3000 homes in parts of wales and england are without power as the uk struggles with the bitter winter conditions. people in cardiff have been describing the situation. that's my car there, so that's not going anywhere and then all the local trains and buses are cancelled, people are just going around on sledges on the main road, it's quite entertaining. several flood warnings have been issued for parts of england due to high tides and strong winds. continued disruption is expected on roads and railways. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, says the prime minister's "honesty" in her brexit speech yesterday helped bring together remain and leave supporters. the use of video assistant referees throughout world football has been unanimously approved by the body that sets the global rules for the game. and coming up, the dateline london panel discuss the brexit talks and weigh the political implications in china of indefinite rule for president xijinping — tha

i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 2pm: up to 500 salisbury diners and pub—goers are told to take precautions by england's chief medical officer after nerve agent traces are found. the people who were in either zizzi restaurant or the mill pub from 1:30pm last sunday until evening closing on monday, should clean the clothes they wore. police have given an update on the condition of the sick officer, nick bailey, and pay tribute to his bravery. nick isa nick is a much loved, dedicated police officer with us in wiltshire. he isa police officer with us in wiltshire. he is a large character and we miss him. also in the next hour — china's congress approves the removal of term limits for its leader. the move effectively allows president xi to remain in powerfor life. the chancellor rejects calls by labour to announce the end of austerity in his spring statement on tuesday. and have you ever signed an online petition to parliament? the week in parliament will be discussing if they actually make a difference.

i'm lukwesa burak.told to take precautions by england's chief medical officer after nerve agent traces are found. the people who were in either zizzi restaurant or the mill pub from 1:30pm last sunday until evening closing on monday, should clean the clothes they wore. police have given an update on the condition of the sick officer, nick bailey, and pay tribute to his bravery. nick isa nick is a much loved, dedicated police officer with us in wiltshire. he isa police officer with us in wiltshire. he is a large character and we miss him. also in the next hour — china's congress approves

i'm lukwesa burak.hout power as the uk struggles with the bitter winter conditions. people in cardiff have been describing the situation. that's my car there, so that's not going anywhere and then all the local trains and buses are cancelled, people are just going around on sledges on the main road, it's quite entertaining. several flood warnings have been issued for parts of england due to high tides and strong winds. continued disruption is expected on roads and railways. jeremy hunt says the prime minister's honesty in her brexit speech yesterday helped bring together remain and lead supporters.

this is bbc news with lukwesa burak.e have found traces of the nerve agent that was used to attack sergei and yulia scripal at the zizzi restaurant where they ate. the home secretary said the investigation has identified more than 200 witnesses. this investigation is focused on making sure that we keep people safe as a priority, that is what the cobra meeting was about, and also collecting all the evidence so when it comes to attribution we will be absolutely

i'm lukwesa burak.ing 23 british diplomats in the row over the nerve agent attack on a former spy. the prime minister insists the kremlin must account for its actions. we will never tolerate an attack on british soil by the russian government. police investigating the murder of a russian businessman in london contact other exiles in britain to discuss their personal safety. also in the next hour: beware the snow and ice of march. facebook is invented the —— investigating a data company that worked for president trump's election campaign. many areas of britain are hit by another wave of winter weather, with amber warnings in place. and in rugby,

i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11:00 — the bbc has learned that police have found traces of the nerve agent that was used to attack sergei and yulia skripal at the zizzi restaurant where they ate. this investigation is about protecting safety, what cobra was about, and collecting all evidence so we know where attribution will lead. no more changes to exams, and a reduction in teachers‘ workload — the education secretary promises to make changes as he attempts to resolve the school recruitment crisis. talks between the eu, japan and us on president trump's —— police said they are taking reports of hate mail extremely seriously after more than one people gci’oss seriously after more than one people across the country are sent letters about "punish a muslim" day. syrian government forces make gains in ghouta, encircling its main city and splitting the territory held by rebels. also in the next hour, ireland win the six nations championship. they beat scotland by 28 points to eight while in paris, engl

i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 2pm: at least m00 at least1400 homes in parts of wales at least m00 homes in parts of wales and england are without power as the uk struggles with the bitter winter conditions. people in cardiff have been describing the situation. that's my car there, so that's not going anywhere and then all the local trains and buses are cancelled, people are just going around on sledges on the main road, it's quite entertaining. several flood warnings have been issued for parts of england due to high tides and strong winds. continued disruption is expected on roads and railways. jeremy hunt says the prime minister's honesty in her brexit speech yesterday helped bring together remain and lead supporters. the use of var throughout and coming up — how a new dam on the nile could trigger tensions between ethiopia, egypt and sudan — that's in 30 minutes here on bbc news. good afternoon. hundreds of people in the north of england and in north and mid—wales, are without power — as the uk

i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at eight. home secretary amber rudd has chaired a meeting of the government's cobra committee — as the investigation continues into the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter. focused on making sure that we keep people safe and that we collect all of the evidence so that we will be absolutely clear where it should lead. no more changes to exams, and a reduction in teachers‘ workload — the education secretary promises to make changes, as he attempts to resolve the school recruitment crisis. talks between the eu, japan and us on president trump's tariffs on steel and aluminium have broken up with no exemption agreed. syrian government forces make gains in ghouta, encircling its main city and splitting the territory held by rebels. also in the next hour... ireland win the six nations championship. they beat scotland by 28 points to 8 — while in paris, england lose to france 22—16. and a special oscars edition of talking movies. good evening and welcome to bbc news. police have identifi

i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at eight.ues into the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter. focused on making sure that we keep people safe and that we collect all of the evidence so that we will be absolutely clear where it should lead. no more changes to exams, and a reduction in teachers‘ workload — the education secretary promises to make changes, as he attempts to resolve the school recruitment crisis. talks between the eu, japan and us on president trump‘s tariffs on steel and aluminium have broken up with no exemption agreed. syrian government forces make gains in ghouta,

i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at five. the bbc understands traces of the nerve agent — used to poison sergei and yulia scripal — were found on and around the restaurant table where they ate. it comes as england's chief medical officer says up to 500 diners and pub—goers have been told to wash clothes and possessions. the people who are in either zizzi's restau ra nt the people who are in either zizzi's restaurant or the mill pub from 1:30pm last sunday until evening closing on monday should clean the clothes they wore. a spring in his step — chancellor, philip hammond, says there's cause for economic optimism. there is light at the end of the tunnel because what we are about to see is debt starting to fall but we are still in the tunnel at the moment. the move effectively allows president xi to remain in powerfor life. rain delays continue after pro—kurdish demonstrators forced the closure of manchester piccadilly station. celtic moves to nine points clear in the spl. with only ten men they manage a win against old firm ri