all depends on our national interests.an nick: europerchitects of the nial present at the creation three years ago t gave a very grim-faced response. >> the european union is determined to act in accordance with its security interests and to protect its economic investments. the nuclr deal with iran is a combination ofom2 years of diy. it belongs to the entire international community. it has been workin and it is delivering on its goals, which is guaranteeing that iran doesn't develop nuclear weapons. nick: but praise from america's closest middle east ally. ime minister netanyahu: israel thanks president trump for his courageous leadership, his commitment to confront the terrorist his commitment to ensure that iran never gets nuclear weapons -- not today, not in a decade, not ever. nick: from back obama tonight, a rare public rebuke of his successor. he called the decision misguided an a serious mistake. president trump: this will make america much safer. thank nau -- nick: trump is unapologetic. for him, it is promise made, promise kept. nick bryan bbc news, washington. laura: four rea

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later,n a few months nial was still fighting at an army base near raqqa. -- two monthsik after he tookut revenge more than anything, basically. he did not sit for long waiting for the armed group. the first available for him that sounded better than the others he joined and started fighting. nermeen: molly crabapple, you worked with marwan hisham on this remarkable, extremely "brothers of the gun: memoirs of the stern wore." we started on the book, you are in new york city and marwan was in raqqa. can you talk about how you got in touch and how you collaborated? >> take you so much for the kind words on our work. we have been collaborating for four years now. around 2013, started covering the syrian war and the syrian refugee crisis. i got familiar with the group of people on twitter, some were syrians, some were syrian refugees, some were analyst, some were journalists that would all talk about the war. marwan was a member of this group. originally got to know him because he was a source. it was started studying arabic -- he started teaching me arabic. we became quite close friends. t

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and chris nials is the founder of the london horror society, which has more than 100 independent horrorfilme a scathing review of lars von trier‘s the house that jack built and it was a film i absolutely loathed and i think one of the issues that we are bringing up here issues that we are bringing up here is about the violence against women, but i think i should also say that i loathed the film from the bottom of my soul, not just loathed the film from the bottom of my soul, notjust because i am a woman andi my soul, notjust because i am a woman and i didn't like seeing those a cts woman and i didn't like seeing those acts of violence, but because i'm a film critic and it's a very bad film. did you walk out? i did not walk out. i'm a critic so i can't. you stayed till the end. as you saw people getting up to leave, did it shock you or not? it's unusual because i was at the gala premiere and it's unusual for people in that situation to walk out. in fact, at the very beginning of the film lars von trier had been given a very long and warm standing ovation. so the fa ct and warm standing ovati