the philippine star previews president rodrigo duterte's state of the nation address today. his speech is expected to focus on the government's efforts to deal with an islamist insurgency in parts of the country, and his controversial war on drugs. china and russia, meanwhile, have begun their annual joint naval exercises. china daily reports the drills are taking place in the baltic sea, the first of their kind for the chinese navy in europe. the gulf news claims israel has defied international calls to remove metal detectors at the entrance of a sensitive holy site in eastjerusalem despite the security measure triggering violent clashes with palestinians. onshore uk windfarms now lead the field in efficiency and can be built for about the same price as gas power stations, according to the guardian. the finding comes as the world's first full—scale floating wind farm takes shape off the coast of scotland. and it was a good day for british sport yesterday with england's women's team snatching the world cup in a thrilling victory over india. while britain's chris froome made

the philippine star covers president rodrigo duterte's second state of the nation address. defended imposing martial law to tackle an islamist insurgency on the island of mindanao. dominating most of the papers in the uk this morning, including the independent, is the heartbreaking decision by the parents of the terminally ill baby charlie gard to end their legal battle to keep him alive. and the daily telegraph warns consumers who buy internet—enabled devices such as televisions and refrigerators are potentially leaving themselves open to hackers.

the philippine star covers president rodrigo duterte‘s second state of the nation address.rned his controversial war on drugs will be unrelenting, and defended imposing martial law to tackle an islamist insurgency on the island of mindanao. dominating most of the papers in the uk this morning, including the independent, is the heartbreaking decision by the parents of the terminally ill baby charlie gard to end their legal battle to keep him alive. and the daily telegraph warns consumers who buy internet—enabled devices such as televisions and refrigerators are potentially leaving themselves open to hackers. so let's begin. with me is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency cicero group. thank you forjoining us. fascinating the way that it has been reported, of jared kushner‘s explanations on russia, and his explanations on russia, and his explanations for those meetings. no denial that some of these meetings took place, but certainly denial that it was collusion. and lots, chris, he said, she said, stuff going on. a very very carefully scripted sta

the philippine star previews president rodrigo duterte's state of the nation address today.orts to deal with an islamist insurgency in parts of the country, and his controversial war on drugs. china and russia, meanwhile, have begun their annual joint naval exercises. china daily reports the drills are taking place in the baltic sea, the first of their kind for the chinese navy in europe. the gulf news claims israel has defied international calls to remove metal detectors at the entrance of a sensitive holy site in eastjerusalem despite the security measure triggering violent clashes with palestinians. 0nshore uk windfarms now lead the field in efficiency and can be built for about the same price as gas power stations, according to the guardian. the finding comes as the world's first full—scale floating wind farm takes shape off the coast of scotland. and it was a good day for british sport yesterday with england's

the philippines star says the government of president duterte is not willing to lose a single inch ofseated ageing. —— south china sea to beijing. they have a joint exploration deal with china in an area where beijing has extensive territorial claims. the china daily has an aerial picture of a panda power station. you hurt me crackly. engineers are using different kinds of solar cells to make an image of two debut pandas. —— heard me correctly. something pretty to look at and a source of clea n pretty to look at and a source of clean energy. that brings you up—to—date with the papers. it is 64 years ago today that north korea and the united nations command protecting south korea signed an armistice agreement to end hostilities of the korean war. but a full peace deal was never reached. in north korea, the day is known as victory day and celebrations are taking place. this comes as pyongyang is reportedly planning another missile test, which, in the future, could carry nuclear warheads. north korea claims that it needs nuclear weapons for self—defence but as the bbc‘s karen allen expla

potential hackers led them to a company named avian operating in the philippines where a court agreed to a raid on the office. co-star was on that raid. >> we got 1.7 million photographs in that raid. it was porn, prostitute ad, building picture and then, bang, it was like, okay -- >> bang, >> pornography. i immediately turned the computer off, called the attorneys and they called the fbi. >> it must have been incredibly disturbing. >> it was. >> along with all of the photos, information related to a company called backpage. >> had you even heard of it? >> no. we googled backpage and up comes i am jane doe, a documentary about it. >> he brought her into a life of hell. >> reporter: they called this filmmaker to tell her what they had discovered. >> co-star had bumped into what appears to be a huge trove of backpage's offshore data. >> for years, backpage has said it's not responsible for any content that third parties post. >> the evidence that we looked at in the philippines would suggest that they are doing the opposite. they are proactively going out there and knowingly finding people to bring prostitution to thei

there were many high honors, bronze star, other awards of valor and was honored by the philippine government and very proud that he was finally offered and received citizenship as a philippine national which he is very proud of. but i'm trying to do is say these people deserve to be known it for me that would be the greatest honor to look at what they did and how they work together to india to the japanese across the pacific. so my goal is to just raise consciousness and also tell a great story about some brave people, so let's continue to honor them i would say. >> she's told me stories about the filipino girl and that she paused beside him out in the jungles and assisted with this i call it the spy triangle. did you find any information on her or about their relationship? the first child was born in the jungles and her mother used to tell her that she hoped john thune to bring together into that networking was very helpful. i was curious if you found anything where she was also involved in the end of the spying or transferring of messaging. >> the question is about the helper and eventual

persons was honored by the united states with many high honors, the bronze star and other awards of fowler and was honored by the philippine government and was very proud that he was finally offered and received citizenship as a philippine national which he was very proud of. beyond those honors what i'm trying to do really is to say these people really deserve to be known and for me that would be the greatest honor to look at what they did and how they worked together to impede the japanese juggernaut and made its stop in many ways in the philippines. my goal really is to just to raise consciousness and also to tell a great story about some really brave people. so yes honor and let's continue to honor them. >> in talking with jeanie she has told me stories about her father marrying a young filipino girl. she insisted with i call it despite triangle, did you find any information on her or their relationship? and/or standefer's child they had was -- in the jungles and jeanie tells me that her mother used to tell her that she helped john boone put together the filipino folks in networking with her and helping her. i was curi

a philippine cargo vessel slammed into the ship, ripping a hole in the star board side causing severalpartments to flood. the investigation into the crash is ongoing. >> rick: lawmakers working on a bill to replace more sanctions on russia and limit the president's ability to rollback any of these penalties. that is likely to be pushed forward by the g.o.p. led house despite plenty of pushback from the white house. garrett cheney's live from d.c. this is one piece of legislation that seems to have bipartisan support. >> congress wants to send a -- for messing with our elections. this had an overwhelming bipartisan support. there is a lot of concern about can support that they could put with desire to improve with russia. including provisions that could allow to block any attempt by the president to ease penalties against moscow. the white house has been lobbying hard against republicans in the house to vote against the bill saying it will limit their ability to negotiate with other countries. here's mark short at the white house. >> our concern is that the legislation we believe such a