the ministry of communities has welcomed the research and says it wants to improve access to parks fors. glorious weather over the weekend but it will not last. 29 degrees this afternoon. understandable, with light winds and blue skies like this recorded on the banks of the thames. mist and sea fog had a part to play on the irish sea coast. 10— 11. improving and the next few days. warm air is being pushed off into northern europe as atlantic winds begin to dominate. a pleasant night. dry and clear in central and eastern areas. misty and some rain later. temperatures dropping in eastern areas. lots of sunshine. temperatures shooting up. mist and fog fog will clear. wet in the afternoon in the west of scotland, the isle of man, and western england. temperatures, some improvement. with highs of 20— 27 degrees, eastern england could have some thundery downpours. they will continue into the first half of the evening and disappear. many will be dry. a brief ridge of high pressure to start wednesday. a fresh start to the day. the weather front in the west will be pushing its way in bringing o

the ministry of community has welcomed the resurgence as it wants to improve access to parts for everyone from bbc news. the latest headlines: the diplomatic push is on — britain's foreign secretary urges president trump not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. another brexit warning — the uk's hospitality industry says it'll struggle to recruit staff once britain leaves the eu. a new development in the rape and murder case that has shocked india — as the supreme court weighs in to the row. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the i newspaper in the uk one of many saying theresa may risks angering the eurosceptics in her party as she reportedly looks towards a customs union with the eu. the south china morning post carries north korea's warnings to donald trump to stop taking credit for the talks with the south. the paper also reports kimjong—un and president trump will meet at the end ofjune in singapore. another deal that donald trump's looking at is in the financial times the iran nuclear agreement — the country's presid

the ministry of communities has welcomed the research and says it wants to improve access to parks for you may be tempted to indulge in an ice cream or two. but if your favourite flavour is vanilla the price you pay for it could be about to rise. bad weather in madagascar, the world's top producer, has affected the harvest and is pushing up prices. our business reporter maryam moshiri has been to see how businesses are coping. cookie dough, chocolate brownie, creme brulee, whatever your favourite flavour, vanilla, the key ingredient for sweet treats is now, after saffron, the second most expensive spice in the world. i have got some flavours for us to try. i've got honeycomb and original vanilla and a rum and raison. snugburys ice cream is run by three sisters in cheshire. really creamy. very good texture. the family's been churning ice cream for 30 years, but the cost of this key ingredient is starting to bite. yes, it has gone up. we decided to buy it forward and buy a year's worth. we had to make a decision as to whether we were going to absorb the costs, which we did in the end. in

world on the internet that people have no idea about there's tons of amazing catholic organizations and ministries are working to build community online. one of the ones i love is a blessed is she. they work with women and they have reflections on the daily readings as well as in person. >> and this is based physically somewhere asked >> i mean it's all over. yes. you can go anywhere you can do their bible studies. i think that it is just using the tool of the internet. >> you have opened me up to several new things. i saw a couple of your blogs. and i signed up. so now i get the newsletter from that. and i know something about catholic women i didn't know before. so you are donating your services to many of these people >> sometimes just. >> but you are also an organized and i think ambitious professional. it's just very interesting. and let me ask you, where would you see yourself being in 10 years. a teacher? an academic? >> i have no idea. it's just wherever god uses my talent i would love to work with people. in real life and real ministry you know i love the relation on the ground type of work. it happens usually on a par

there are tons of amazing catholic organizations and ministries that are working to build community onlineeven in person. one of the ones i love is blessed is she. they work specifically with women. they have reflections on daily mass readings as well as in person lunch chats. >> and this is based physically somewhere? is it local? >> all over. you can take their blessed issue brunches or lunches anywhere. you can take their bible studies and do that anywhere. i think it's just using the tool of the internet to connect people. >> you have opened me up to several new things. i saw a couple blogs of yours on the catholic woman and i signed up. now i get the news letter from the catholic woman and i know something about catholic women i didn't know before. you are donating your services to many of these people. >> sometimes, yes. >> you are also an organized and i think ambitious professional. it's a very interesting combination of things. let me ask you this, where would you see yourself being in ten years? would you be a teacher, academic, evangelist? >> i have no idea. wherever god can use

the lead off to you and but as you said at the reception of the israeli foreign ministry on sunday night seen that most of the international community the countries that by invited to this reception have actually not send their diplomatic representatives and saying with it that the international consensus is still. negotiations should decide over the status of a truce them negotiations between palestinians and israelis that's also the lead of the e.u. however have you seen four countries among them all straight and hungry who took part in the reception but they also made clear that that doesn't mean that they're going to move the embassy to jerusalem any time soon tony what about the political dimensions of all of this what does this move mean now for the two state solution the goes haitians under way in the background and the palestinians and their own dream of their own state. well i think a truce and for many palestinian that's a highly emotional issue and you have to understand that actually most of the palestinians can't even visit to most of those living in the occupied west bank in the gaza strip they need a permit to come to

ministry of finance that it's. one of the acquired rights of the shiite community and also i think another issue will raise up also is about the. relations between lebanon and syria and this point will be will for a big conflict between mr hariri and the president down hearted and solid but it all started i'm sorry to interrupt just that we're yes we're just almost out of time i have only have time for one more question and i want to get the last word here to abraham ibrahim of course these elections there was a huge drive to try to get the youth in lebanon to come out and vote to vote for independent list a vote for independent candidates the end of the day that didn't happen why do you think that is while very is a very important question and i think there is a huge issue i call this eviction issue of accountability the people holding their governments accountable for a widespread corruption that's everywhere in the lead many it's government. we have about of course the. you know notorious waste management issue of the liberal experienced on the of this government and of this political system we have to keep in

the ministry of communities has welcomed the research and says it wa nts to welcomed the research and in difficult times, parks and green spaces can seem like an easy fix, something can be sold off, to generate capital and potentially provide a venue for new housing when there is pressure on development. but that is a real short—sighted view, in our opinion. what we hope revaluing parks and green spaces will help us to do is create a better business case. while you might not pay to use the spaces, it absolutely has a value so we must be above to see how it contributes to health and well—being, and to the preventative health agenda. we have seen that there is £111 million worth of nhs savings attributable to regular park and green spaces. not an enormous amount in terms of the nhs budget, but that is the equivalent of 3500 nurses. so that would suggest this is something we should be investing in. but councils have so many conflicting interests right now. spending money on parks probably is not one of the priorities. why should they change? we need to have a morejoined up approach. when

ministry of iran has issued a statement strongly condemning israeli incursions into syria calling it a violation of international law violation of israeli sovereignty and criticizing the global community silence over israel's illegal actions iranian the iranian foreign ministry statement also said that syria has a right to defend itself and lay blame on israel for supporting armed groups that are trying to destabilize syria the allegation coming from iran is a common one that israel is part of its strategic depth supports groups like groups like the islamic state and illness or fronts but what was said is as important as what wasn't said no specific mention about israeli allegations that iran shot first that it is to blame for this cross border. fighting that has happened and no specific reference to the allegation by israel that it was iran that lost enormous strategic assets inside syria now moving on the government will be trying on friday to shift focus back to the twenty fifteen nuclear deal foreign minister zarif will be meeting with counterparts later this week from china and russia then on words to europe in an effort to try to save what little they can of the twenty fifty nuc

from the twenty fifty nuclear deal by negotiating with members of the global community that is it is indeed a criticizing the foreign ministry statement also blamed israel for as part of israel's strategic depth in syria the foreign ministry allege that israel is in fact supporting armed groups inside syria a common allegation that israel is in fact behind groups associated with the islamic state and the store front but what wasn't said is almost as important as what was said no comments or reactions to the allegations by israel that iran was to blame for this cross border fire and no comment about the fact that iran suffered heavy losses allegedly according to israel during this cross border fire now it has to be said iran maintains it has no bases inside iran inside syria it has assets on the ground that are there to support its ally syria and it never really responds any allegations by israel when it comes to the theater of war inside syria all right so what are people there making of it zain. well. really what's going to happen today is a refocus by the government on response to the nuclear deal in the immediate aftermat

of the parish but you are supposed to be out in the community. i have been fortunate since 2001 to be the coordinator of our county jail ministry. we have 17 parishioners who twice a week go into the county jail. we go to pod c it's for some of the most psychiatrically i'll patients that you see on the street and we have a service with them on the anyone is welcome. >> president hillis: thank you your time is up. the intent of this public testimony period is on the matter of continuance. >> any additional comments on the matter of continuance? seeing none. >> commissioner moore: the planning commission works with the department preparing extensive reports for us to emerge ourselves in the subject matter and it is their advisory to us which guides how we look at a project. how we conclude is our own decision but they are indeed the ones who give the material that we are obligated to study. i ask mr. william there seems to be a conflict of interpretation of what happened and could you help us ground ourselves in the subject matter including commenting on the issue of this being advisement to be continu continued. >> commissioner i

very interesting is that in the very global community that the foreign ministry is criticizing within coming days it will be trying to negotiate with members of that community to try and save the twenty fifty nuclear deal or what parts of it it can save but going back to the statement what was in the statement is as important as what was not said no specific mention of israeli allegations that iran suffered huge strategic losses in those strikes no official response to that no specific response to that and no specific response to the allegation that iran shot first so we're still waiting to get clarity about what tehran believes is the narrative of what happened. two days ago but again likely to be in complete contradiction to anything that the israelis are alleging so what so what happens next on the diplomatic front at least. well the leaders here into iran are trying to shift focus today back to the nuclear deal and the immediate aftermath of the u.s. pulling out there were some protests some street action at the old u.s. embassy but then the government called for nationwide protests today following friday prayers so we're expecting that i

ministry of finance that it's. one of the acquired rights of the shiite community and also all the i think another issue will raise up also is about the. relations between lebanon and syria and this point will be a big conflict between mr how dearly and a president down hearted and started by did all started i'm sorry to interrupt you just that we're yes we're just almost out of time i have only have time for one more question and i want to get the last word here to abraham ibrahim of course these elections there was a huge drive to try to get the youth in lebanon to come out and vote to vote for independent lists a vote for independent candidates.

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ministry of iran has issued a statement strongly condemning israeli incursions into syria calling it a violation of international law violation of israeli sovereignty and criticizing the global community silence over israel's illegal actions iranian the iranian foreign ministry statement also said that syria has a right to defend itself and lay blame on israel for supporting armed groups that are trying to destabilize syria the allegation coming from iran is a common one that israel is part of a strategic support group like groups like the islamic state and the store fronts but what was said is as important as what wasn't said no specific mention about israeli allegations that iran shot first that it is to blame for this cross border . fighting that has happened and no specific reference to the allegation by israel that it was iran that lost enormous strategic assets inside syria now moving on the government it will be trying on friday to shift focus back to the twenty fifteen nuclear deal foreign minister zarif will be meeting with counterparts later this week from china and russia then on words to europe in an effort to try to save what little they can of the twenty fifty nuclear ag

of ministry with men and women caught up in life of crime often very same facilities. these inspire the nation but these programs are making a difference in the lives of individuals, and in communities every single day. of the truth is, these programs are making america safer. by opening doors to second chances to tens of thousands of those who made wrong choices earlier in life. and i can assure you, we are determined in this administration with president trump's leadership to seek ways to expand these opportunities to more offenders. for the benefit of the nation. that's what president trump and our entire administration are committed to do. i hope today's sum isn't gives evidence to that. with all of your help, with the continued creative leadership of the great governors who are gathered here today and other state officials, with the extraordinary compassion and faith and innovation of those of you who poured yourselves into the lives of offenders across this country and facilities across this country, with bipartisan support in the congress and with the strong leadership of president donald trump, i know we will open pathways to second chances for more americans, and we will ma

ministry of iran has issued a statement strongly condemning israeli incursions into syria calling it a violation of international law violation of israeli sovereignty and criticizing the global community silence over israel's illegal actions iranian the iranian foreign ministry statement also said that syria has a right to defend itself and lay blame on israel for supporting armed groups that are trying to destabilize syria the allegation coming from iran is a common one that israel is part of its strategic depth supports groups like groups like the islamic state and the store fronts but what was said is as important as what wasn't said no specific mention about israeli allegations that iran shot first that it is to blame for this cross border. fighting that has happened and no specific reference to the allegation by israel that it was iran that lost enormous strategic assets inside syria now moving on the government will be trying on friday to shift focus back to the twenty fifteen nuclear deal foreign minister jobs or if you will be meeting with counterparts later this week from china and russia than on words to europe in an effort to try to save what little they can of the twenty f

documents means of communications were confiscated during these raids and some of them lasted for several hours much in the house the reaction to this of course the russian foreign ministry immediately can damage to this crackdown on during the list but we are outraged by the huge violation of russian journalist rights and once again calling ukraine to stop illegal abuses against journalists under the farfetched pretext of an anti propaganda fight not only rushing we did condemn to these particular searches but also other international organizations as well criticized this particular incident in ukraine representative on freedom of the media raised concern over this raid his concern was also supported by other international organizations and its russian affiliates are you demanding immediate release of to rule i reiterate my call on the authorities to refrain from imposing unnecessary limitations on the work of foreign journalists which affects the free flow of information and freedom of the media it looks like a large scale excuse for a government to attack journalists for the distribution of information that is not to the oath or disliking the committed to protect jour

documents means of communications were confiscated during these raids and some of them lasted for several hours through their house the reaction to this of course the russian foreign ministry immediately condemned to this crackdown on during the list of the ministries a spokesperson body has a heart of a criticized western states for not paying enough attention to what happened in ukraine to the suppression of the press. but. we are outraged by the huge violation of russian journalist rights and once again call in ukraine to stop illegal abuses against journalists under the farfetched pretext of. not only russia and we did condemn to these particular searches but also other international organizations as well criticised this particular incident in ukraine representative on the freedom of the media raised concern over this raid and cooled on the ukrainian authorities to refrain from imposing limitations on the work all for entering the list which and these limitations can lead to can a fact of the freedom of the media in the country and how his concern was also supported by other international organizations. and it's russian ophelia. demanding immediate release of to rule i

russia's foreign ministry called the staged murder "an anti—russian provocation". it accused ukraine of deceiving the entire international communitye plot was justified, but as a country that claims to be on the frontline in fighting what it sees as russia's war of disinformation, many question whether this fake news assassination will have a lasting impact on the country's credibility and even that of its western allies. caroline rigby, bbc news. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. the disgraced film producer harvey weinstein has been indicted by a grand jury in new york. according to a statement released by the manhattan district attorney, weinstein has been indicted for rape in the first and third degrees, and criminal sexual act in the first degree. he denies the charges against him. the reality tv star kim kardashian west has met president trump at the white house for talks about prison reform and sentencing. the president tweeted this picture to say they had a great meeting. it's understood mrs kardashian west raised the case of a 62—year—old woman who was jailed for life, for a first—time drugs off

a dead the russians have denied all of all of this of course the foreign ministry here says that ukraine has deceived the entire international community and that this is an anti russian provocation now there are people who feel obviously relief his fellow journalists relief that. someone they believe was dead is actually a lie. i fear there is also concern in some circles concern that because we're living in what's being called the post truth world the world of fake news that an episode like this as rectangular is it might be whatever its security merits ultimately in the long run might further degrade people's trust in journalists and people's trust in the intelligence services iraq's electoral commission says it's canceling the results from going to thousand polling stations used in this month's parliamentary vote it says it has evidence of fraud voting centers both in iraq and for citizens living abroad stratford has more from baghdad . members of the iraqi parliament called an open special session on monday following more allegations of fraud during parliamentary elections earlier this month they called her votes in the predominat

of the trumpet ministry. or simply he's a whole lot of knowledge about how the diplomatic niceties are supposed to work out because i think it's also pretty unprecedented to have a north korean official to communicate the will of the american president to the world naser it's exactly what they have just set some. variable now for the americans and american administration and maybe american diplomacy to emphasize their significance and this is why such an unprecedented measure was taking basically americans sending a signal to saul you are part of the team you're probably abject you really can do very little by the take you very seriously and you're going to give you a lot of extra rights because your part of the team and basically ignore scatty as also sending a somewhat similar see you know look the boss i afraid of this strange guy is the vital house is in our joint interest to reduce the tension for the time being maybe in twenty years there was a threat we are going to fight one another and that changed nuclear strikes because god knows so it's going to take an easy to go nuclear eventually but for the time being our major problem is across all show let's act well professor lying cause i guess

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 communityat 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 half hour, a grand jury in new york has voted to indict the film producer harvey weinstein on charges of rape and a criminal sexual act. weinstein‘s indictment by a grand jury follows his arrest and court appearance last friday. he has denied having non—consensual sex. our correspond

russia's foreign ministry called the staged murder "an anti—russian provocation". it accused ukraine of deceiving the entire international communityustified, but as a country that claims to be on the frontline in fighting what it sees as russia's war of disinformation, many question whether this fake news assassination will have a lasting impact on the country's credibility and even that of its western allies. caroline rigby, bbc news. let's speak now to yana lyushnevskayia a journalist with bbc monitoring. the people are very happy he is alive. he must be happy he is alive. there is a lot of confusion and anger as well. yes, it was a shocking development to everyone. to people who knew arkady babchenko, to journalists, and to people who followed him on social media and his viewers. and the initialfeeling is disbelief. and obviously people were very happy that arkady babchenko is alive and well, but some are also pretty angry about the whole operation, because of what they went through. some said they went through emotional hell, because they thought theirfriend emotional hell, because they thought their friend was emotional hell,

act of deception from the ukrainians the they misled the entire international community that it's an anti russian provocation knows that line sort of come out recently from the russian foreign ministry and i think you know that's to be expected of that's the kind of thing they say in these circumstances in these kinds of circumstances whenever they arise going beyond looking more broadly at this whole affair there are certainly people who are watching what's happening at the moment people who do feel relief of course the banker is actually alive his fellow journalists other people who monitor political events in the in the russian speaking world who are concerns and they're concerned for a specific reason that however spectacular this security operation from the ukrainian security services might have been with operating in in what's been called the post truth world this is an era of fake news and things like this where people might feel they have been misled might feel that they've had the wool pulled over their eyes in the long run mights further degrade people's trust people's belief in journalism and in the intelligence services as well thank you very much roy chalons with all th

community. he's the bishop of glory to glory ministries and joins us from tampa, florida. it is great to see.hanks, laura you on kanye. you know it is a column published "washington post" about kanye from columnist danielle wiggins. kanye is wrong. freean thinking not blind loyaly drew black voters to the democrat partiy. who he touts an individualist notion of freedom his fellow black persons are voting with their eye towards freedom for all americans. something he sadly doesn't seem to understand. your reaction to that? >> well, first of all, laura i'm glad to be with you this evening. while i don't necessarily share all of the massageny that kanye as put out in the past. i'm glad he's had an epiphany. guys like myself, we've been doing this. this is is not our first rodeo i am glad he had the epiphany when i hear about the freedom from people hike "post" and superleft leaning organization it is pretty insulting. the real reason is because the democratic partiy has always been the party that has really kind of kept blacks on the planttation. they were the ones that gave them thehe kkk. they

of a political campaign against russia we've seen that again today and yesterday the foreign ministry issued a statement yesterday saying that this case is discrediting russia in the eyes of the international community all right really sure when thank you very much emily for bringing us up to date. now authorities in saudi arabia have released at least four women's rights activists detained after a sweeping government crackdown at least eight others are still believed to be in custody the women have been vocal in the movement demanding an end to the kingdom's male guardianship system many also defied a ban on women driving cars and went behind the wheel to demand a change that ban is now due to be lifted in june the government accuses the women of conspiring with foreign powers now one of those arrested was monday our drew seen here being interviewed by do that funny for char. and we have funny fish are with us here in studio as well as saudi activists hold by rita good to see you both thank you for joining us for not start with you you were in saudi arabia recently as we said what do you know about these arrests what can you tell us has your heard of course several arrests have been made sort of co

ministries were having in the lives of these offenders with a combination of workforce training in the facility we were not only creating the tool for their hearts to change but giving them the ability to reenter communities and have the relationships that created pathways for gainful employment and truthfully it was remarkable to watch. the symmetry the relationships built through these programs through volunteers pulling themselves into the lives of the offenders and as they develop new skills and abilities they would leave the branch ville correctional facility to reenter the community and it was those very relationships to open doors with a fresh start in life i witnessed in prisons what i have known throughout my life changed hearts mean change lives. [applause] >> i also saw the impact of eighth and mentorship at the correctional facility were reestablished a first time ever first-time offender program in the state of indiana. many of the mentors and volunteers were ex- offenders who turned over a new leaf after they put their faith in god. not answering the call of ministry to men and women caught up in a life of crime often times in the very same facility now these change lives fire the nation but

ramirez was an active member of the church youth ministry, and her youth minister is with me now live. >> thank you so much. my heart goes out to you and this communitylique. tell me about her uniqueness and pink hair of hers. >> i've known angelique and her family for a long time. i've had the opportunity to see her grow into a young woman. she had a unique style of her own, her parents raised her to be a strong independent young lady. and it showed in how she loved people, how she cared for people. she never met a stranger, she had a smile always from ear to ear. >> that's wonderful to hear, and thinking about her parents. it's my understanding you were with her right around the time when they got the news, is that correct zm. >> and how are they holding up? >> they're doing as well as expected. a lot of family and friends are around them right now and supporting them, and it's what we're all doing is just supporting everyone, because we're all affected and that's what this town is doing, we're supporting one another, the families, the mom, the dad, the grandparents, the aunts and uncles and we're coming together and going to support one another. >

ministry says the china and the u.s. are still in communication over details over the next round of trade talks. you're up-to-date.news update at this hour back downtown to "squawk alley." jon, i will send it back to you. >> thank you, sue. >>> iac out with quarterly results. shares have been under pressure since facebook's mark zuckerberg announced that they are entering the dating game. iac's earnings call say iing we have a 23-year head start and several months advanced warning and we're going to take advantage of all of it iac also releasing a statement right after facebook's unveil saying come on in. the water's warm their product could be great for u.s./russia relationships. iac ceo joey levin joins us now. that's a good line, joe. >> we're just trying to have some fun. >> in the dating game you have to try to have some fun. so my question is, there are certain worlds people want to keep separate. do people really want to date on a platform where their mom and grandma are also do you think that's going to be an issue for facebook? >> we have a pretty clear point of view on this. i think people like to separa

foreign ministry said it was very pleased that a citizen of russia was alive, but they called the staged murder was an anti-russian provocation. ukraine had deceived the entire international community. the russian paper that gave arkady babchenko's first reported job said that the journalists could not have given the kremlin a bigger present if you wanted to. what does that mean? . twos rush the u.s of spreading disinformation and fake news. now russia can claim it is the victim of a fake news story use that to question the credibity of whole string of accusations leveled at moscow. that has already started. russian tv likened the resurrection of arkady babchenko to the recovery of the skripals after the salisbury poisoning. the clear message, it is all fake news. jane: steve rosenberg in moscow. i'm sure we have not heard the last of this story. a top north korean official is withw york for meetings the secretary of state mike pompeo. the arrival of kim yong chol on u.s. soil marks a major step in putting the summit between kim jong-un and president trump tack back on track. today the white house said it expected the historic meeting to the arrival of kim yong chol on2 in singapor