looks into the story a source with knowledge of the probe told press association investigators believe they have a dental fied the suspected perpetrators behind the novacek attack on the script files. well this is all allegedly come from a source close to the police investigation into the original attack against the script powells back in march and this source has spoken to the press association they're the ones reporting it and they've said that investigators are apparently closing in on the suspected perpetrators of the attack and the police have allegedly been looking at c.c.t.v. footage and they've been examining it and also looking at records of people who had entered and left the country around the time of the attack against the script piles in march because the bomb shell really in all these reports that is that these suspects are allegedly russian it is important to note that these are unconfirmed reports as yet so far it's just come from this one article by the press association but it's done the rounds and it's pretty big headline news here in the u.k. even though we haven't

identified those behind the poisoning of the script informed wild speculation on thursday the press association news agency citing their source close to the probe claim the perpetrators have been found. the media. police investigating this particular incident back in march believe that they do have the identity of two suspects press association says police believe they have identified those who carried out the novel chocolate sark in salzburg police in britain are reported to have identified several people they believe were behind the nerve agent attack on the former russian spies paul and his daughter yulia the media frenzy was sparked by just one tweet from a news agency cited a source claiming u.k. police have identified the suspect behind the screwball poisoning as more a source with knowledge of the probe told press association investigators believe they have a dent to fight the suspected perpetrators behind the novacek attack on the script . well this is all allegedly come from a source close to the police investigation into the original attack against the script powells back in march and

the sources are coming from the press association.this morning. he said ina very these claims this morning. he said in a very short statement, the british investigators have no evidence of russian involvement in the script skripal poisoning. this is what the russians are saying in response to these pa allegations this morning. thank you very much, duncan kennedy. the police watchdog is warning that there could be a rise in hate crimes after brexit — and that forces in england and wales already have "significant problems" in the way they handle the offences. it looked at how forces responded to allegations and found that often police took up to five days before they visited hate crime victims and in some cases didn't respond at all. here's our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, with a warning that his report does contain some flashing images. hate crime comes in different forms. anti—semitic graffiti, like this. an arson attack on a garden shed owned by polish people. and white powder sent to a mosque. police guidance says hate cr

but the press association is standing by its story. thank you very much.it secretary, dominic raab, is promising to step up the pace of negotiations with the european union. he'll be in brussels this afternoon for his first talks with the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier. the meeting comes as the european commission called on eu countries to increase preparations for the uk crashing out of the eu without a deal, as our political correspondent chris mason reports. imagine for a moment you were this man, dominic raab, the new brexit secretary. he's off to brussels later to negotiate the first of the commons. after a turbulent week here, loads of mps are worried the uk could leave the eu next march without a deal, an arrangements for how to cooperate. the advice the government now seems to be hinting at for businesses to prepare for a no deal situation looks a lot like the consequences remainers were criticised during the referendum as project fear. can they reassure the contingency plans will take into account often overlooked areas like clacton? the gov

attack on former russian double agents and his daughter and that's according to a report by the press association now the pair were poisoned with. barry in march another two britons in a nearby town were recently exposed to the same no agent one of whom has since died now the media reports saying best gates has used security footage and travel records to pinpoint the suspects there's been no official comment by scotland yard so far. and now bringing. us who is in london burkett it's good to see you so what exactly have the police found out. we have to really bear in mind that this is nothing that's confirmed by the police or by the british government it's created by the press association which is a trustworthy news agency here in the u.k. that they have interviewed a source which is close to the investigation and according to this source says the process is the asian investigators are sure that several russians are there have been the perpetrators and they really sure that they are that they are russians of course is very political and we would need to wait for confirmation by the police official

information is unconfirmed as yet so far it's just come from this one anonymous source speaking to the press association but naturally it's doing the rounds here and it's headline news now even though as yet we haven't had any official updates from the police investigation this hasn't stopped the press speculation so according to the sun for example scotland yard apparently believes that it was a two man hit squad that carried out the attack of the kremlin the para thought to have left the u.k. for russia the morning after the attack and i mean this is a quote directly from the sun that thought to be under the protection of president vladimir putin. consistently denied any claims of involvement in this case even though britain the british government pointed the finger at the kremlin slewed off to the attack took place saying it was highly likely that russia was behind it and now following on from these. these new unconfirmed reports the russian ambassador to the u.k. alexander yack event has already responded take a listen to what he had to say. russia wants to hued names of those accused of poisoning t

the press association says officers are believed to have identified russian suspects.alexander ya kovenko spoke to our moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg. what is your reaction to the news that the suspects have been identified and that reportedly they are russians? you want in english? well, these are the reports of the media. unfortunately, we do not have official statements of the british side. i want to hear that from scotland yard or from the foreign office. a lot of versions that we hear in the newspapers, they are not supported by the statements of the foreign office. every time we read a new version in the british newspapers, we are asking the foreign office to confirm or not, to confirm whether it is true or not. on most of our notes, we did not receive any replies, so for me, the statement of scotland yard is an official statement. so we are looking forward to getting this information from the british authorities, not from the media, with all my respect to the media. has the new british foreign secretary got in touch with you? not yet, but i got a letter f

this is the press association saying this, we we re the press association saying this, we were just aboutg about theresa may saying it is time to get serious about her plan. david davis was teetering a while ago.|j am glad he has actually resigned, he has threatened to resign a few times. iam has threatened to resign a few times. i am glad he has come to this decision. why didn't he resigned on friday? he has effectively gone into chequers, signed up as a member of cabinet to collective responsibility that this is the negotiating plan the government will use going forward , the government will use going forward, and we get to sunday night and he has changed his mind. i am surprised he effectively signed up to it, allowed the impression to go out that the cabinet was united around it, and hours before the prime minister is due to make a statement in the house of commons and crucially met her mps to sell the plan, he has resigned. my first thought is that i don't think it will have the impact he thinks it will have the impact he thinks it will have. i think he thinks it will bring down the

scotland yard won't discuss press association reports that police believe they've identified several russians suspected of involvement in the nerve agent attack on the skripals in salisbury. the new brexit secretary, dominic raab, promises to increase the pace of negotiations with the eu, as he arrives in brussels for talks with the eu's michel barnier. michelle has told us the clock is ticking and so i'm looking forward to intensifying, heating up the negotiations and making sure we are in the best position to get the best deal. and could the end of trafficjams be in sight? we travel to las vegas where a new flying car has been developed. it's five o'clock. our main story is the sharp rise in violent crimes, recorded by police in england and wales, with murder, manslaughter and knife crime all increasing in the 12 months to march. official figures also show a 30% increase in robberies, but offences involving firearms are down. the crime survey, which is an indicator of longer—term trends, suggests no change in overall crime levels, as our correspondent richard lister reports. dawn r

distorter you earlier this year the source with knowledge of the probe told press association investigators believe they have identified the suspected perpetrators behind the attack on the script. so let's go live now to. the big development here in the investigation at least according to this unnamed source what exactly has been revealed so far. well yeah this all comes from one source close to the police investigation into the original script poisoning back in march and this anonymous source has told the press association that investigators are closing in on the suspected perpetrators of the attack apparently they've been examining c.c.t.v. footage and they've cross checked it with the red cords of people who had come in to and left the country around the time of the attack against the script back in march because the bombshell in these reports really is that apparently police investigators are positive that the perpetrators of the attack were russian it's important to note that these are unconfirmed reports as yet so far it's just come from this one report by the associated press but nat

saying it's the press association. and they're quoting an unnamed police source as saying that the police have as you say identified a number of suspects they believe them to be russian involved in the poisoning with nabil chalk nerve agent of surrogate scribal and his daughter use they've done this according to reports after painstaking work involving hundreds of officers scanning thousands of hours of c.c.t.v. footage from the scene in salzburg where the pair were discovered also from their home and areas around where they may have travelled before the poisoning took place and they've cross referenced those images with c.c.t.v. taken at airports they've also looked at passenger manifests on flights and they seem to have drawn some connections suggesting that if they're not russian these people at least arrived in the country from russia as you said security minister has dismissed.

according to the press association, now bloomberg news is confirming this.on your screen. let's pave it a little bit as we -- pivot as we talk about last friday and the global trade lens. the u.s. june jobs report was the classic case of a good news story along with a bad news story. businesses are hiring to white what could be a nasty global trade war but they are not boosting paychecks in what remains a very tight labor market. policy editor kathleen hays is here. is the fed breathing a sigh of relief? there is some good stuff and bad stuff. kathleen: good and less than good third let's start with what is good because we did see jobs jumping a bit more than forecast. inroll were up some 213,000 june. july was revised to 244,000. we know unemployment jumped to 4.0 from 3.8. let's take a look at this chart. it shows how payrolls are kind of a very sweet spot, above 200,000, but unemployment going from 3.8 to 4%. this happened as more people were coming into the labor force. participation rising in the u.s. last month which is something everyone wants to see

that these are unconfirmed reports as yet so far it's just come from this one article by the press association but it's done the rounds and it's pretty big headline news here in the u.k. even though we haven't had any updates from the police or the oath or a tease in regards to the investigation that hasn't stopped the press speculation though just to give you an example the sun newspaper has elaborated on the story saying that scotland yard apparently believes that it was a two man hit team that carried out the attack on the script files and that they did it on the orders of the kremlin and furthermore that the pair were thought to have left the u.k. for russia the morning after the attack and to quote the newspaper thought to be under the protection of president vladimir putin so that's the source of reports that are in the press here right now. has consistently denied any claims of wrongdoing even though the british government pointed the finger squarely at the kremlin in the days after the attack saying that it's highly likely that russia or did the poisoning and now following these new un

the press association says it has spoken to a source close to the investigation.into the death of dawn sturgess, who was exposed to novichok three months after the original attack, was opened and adjourned. sarah campbell reports. it's now more than four months since a nerve agent was used to target a former russian spy, sergei skripal and his daughter yulia survived, but the attack led to a huge and complex investigation into how they were poisoned. the british authorities pointed the finger at russia, russia denied any involvement. then last month, two more people fell ill. tragically 44—year—old dawn sturgess died. her partner, charlie rowley, survived. they had come across a small bottle of fluid which turned out to be novichock. the same nerve agent used in the attack in march. the press association says police sources have told them they have pieced together cctv from march and have cross checked with the records of people coming in and out of the uk. several suspects have been identified, and the investigators are sure, according to pa, that the poisoners w

that is the overall pakistani press association.ppear to be trying to sow very grave seeds of doubt about that system. i am afraid, steve, as being the president of the apns. that is the overall pakistani press association. yes, i am elected to represent the rights of the media, the justified rights of the media. there is so much more i could go into which would perhaps be boring. as far as irrefutable evidence are concerned, so many of the orders given are illegal orders. for example, if you ask me to produce 20 people from different cities, hawkers, ordinary distributors, who have been stopped from distributing dawn and other newspapers... i get that point. and you've made the point about what's happening on the ground but, before we finish — we're nearly out of time — i just want you to tell me what you think is going to happen over the next few days? we've got nawaz sharif, as we speak — nawar sharif hasn't returned but he is about to return any moment now to pakistan — unclear whether he's going to be detained, and then in a fe

yes well i mean i think the first thing we have to say is that this is reporting by the press association as you mentioned they're quoting an unnamed police source but these reports often turn out to be reliable and the source of jesting that the police investigated was sweep up have come up with suspects number of them we understand and that they believe those suspects to be russian the thinking is that this is come about as a result of hundreds of police officers poring over hours and hours of c.c.t.v. footage collected around the site of the poisoning of solsbury in wiltshire in southwest england and related sites where the pair spent time in the hours beforehand and cross matching that c.c.t.v. footage with c.c.t.v. footage collected at airports and ports of entry into the u.k. particularly focused on flights coming in from russia and they obviously feel that they've made a visual connection we don't believe that they've named any suspects they certainly haven't been in the arrests but clearly this investigation taking a long and in conjunction with it of course another investigation

the press association says police have security camera video of nerve agents being planted the kremlin denies involvement in attacking six and. four months ago. and two towns and serious problems have been evacuated after a deal struck between opposition fighters and pro-government forces regime forces have their families. and cafe in the north west the shia towns have been under siege by sunni rebels for more than four years. now a court ruling in lebanon on homosexuality is being hailed as a victory for being gay bisexual and transgender people were gay sex is considered a criminal offense under a lebanese law prohibiting sexual acts considered to be against nature convictions carry a twelve month prison sentence the appeals court has acquitted nine people prosecuted for being gay judges ruled that the law should not apply to homosexuality the appeals court as the second highest and mebane and its ruling could influence others in the lower courts well let's get more on this now we're joined by george executive director of the arab foundation for freedoms. and equality and he's joinin

came into contact with the same substance one of them has since died the report from britain's press association says investigators use security force which on travel records to pinpoint the russian suspects police have declined to comment to the whole of africa now on the rapidly developing a peace process between if you know people and eritrea today if european appointed its first ambassador to eritrea for more than twenty years well eritrea pulled its troops away from the border of one of africa's biggest caris ethiopian airlines says it's in talks about a stake in eritrea and alliance just a day after commercial flights between the two countries resumed. excited and overjoyed every tree and healthy arrival of what they call the bird of peace there celebrating not just the thought between the two hundred african neighbors but the chance to reunite with friends and family after being separated for decades. i would like. to you know because of the fight between utopia and we had no even obvious to the good result finally. two flights took us on wednesday from the ethiopian capital addis ababa b

we are not entirely clear about this, it is the press association, the wire agency that got the storythat they did have suspects, identified suspects. the security minister described this as coming from the ill informed and wild speculation folder, that people like chris and i who look at government and ministerial statements can normally tell if a denial is an absolute one and that is certainly not one. it seems likely that they are getting much closer to being able to identify who was responsible. thank goodness. because it is terribly alarming for anyone living in salisbury the fact that someone could pick up a vial of this stuff and then someone dies. it is shocking. world cup over and... in a way, i interviewed ben wallace and his do not be fooled by the pr from the world cup, because this country still has an agenda and is still a threat and we are back to where we we re threat and we are back to where we were before the world cup started with this headline and people in suits dealing with the threat in salisbury. if and when their names become public, it will transform the stor

are benedicte paviot, who's the uk correspondent for france 2a and president of the foreign press association political editor of the sun. welcome to both of you. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. there's one story dominating — the end of england's world cup dream — for now, at least. they lost 2—1 to croatia. let's start with the telegraph who lead with "the pride of lions" and england manager gareth southgate comforting his team at the end of extra time. the main headline is donald trump who has accused germany of being under control by russia. it is the end of the dream, the guardian also leads with gareth southgate counselling and what will become another iconic set of photographs ending england buys a journey in this world cup. the headline in the metro is a memorable kick in the balkans,. that said it is still our heroes. and the ft goes with teresa's —— theresa may plan. let's begin if we may with this image on the front of the telegraph, steve. we have a series of pictures. new pictures of this. i know he was in shock. i think that sums up well the pride of lions. i do no

britain's press association news agency is reporting that british police believe they've identified the suspects responsible for an attack on a former russian double agent and his daughter and munch. script fell ill in salzburg after being exposed to navi chock a military grade nerve agent the suspect the police have identified are believed to be russian nationals. commercial flights have resumed between ethiopia and eritrea twenty years after they were halted by war an ethiopian airlines jet took off from added by yesterday bound for eritrea's capital asmara after a ceremony to mark the takeoff it's the latest step in a peace process ending three decades of conflict between the two east african nations. and hungary is withdrawing from a united nations agreement to manage worldwide migration for a minister peter c. actually saying global compact for migration runs counter to hungary's interests the united states is the only other countries to reject that treaty so far which was due to be signed later this year. now thailand's rescued cave boys are finally back home after the hospital st

. >> this morning the press association in the united kingdom reports that investigators believe theyight identify the suspect behind the nerve agent attack on a russian double agent and his daughter. skripal and his daughter were poisoned in march in england. they were critically ill and then recovered. they suspect russians after analyzing closed circuit tv. russia denies it was involved. >>> at least 22 soldiers were injured when it was blown over by an army helicopter during a training exercise in california. it happened 25 miles south of san francisco. the helicopter was landing when wind from the rotor hit the tent. most injuries were minor. four soldiers were taken to the hospital to be treated. >>> officials are investigating two possible shark attacks in the surf. it waufs new york's fire island. two children who were bitten are recovering. nikki battiste reports. >> reporter: sf's at fire island's atlantique beach, but there's no swimming allowed. >> one of our young campers was on a boogie board. a wave knocked him off and he actually got hit. >> i brought him out of the wa

to have identified russian suspects who poisoned a former double agent and his daughter the press association says police have security camera video of nerve agent being planted the kremlin denies involvement in attacking. a script of four months ago. i mean miles army has been accused of committing crimes that constitute genocide against the running a community and you report is calling on the international criminal court to arrest twenty two officials and meanwhile making extensive and systematic preparations ahead of the military crackdown on the rohingya in twenty seventy. members of the tiny football team trapped in a case for more than two weeks have attended a buddhist ceremony to rid themselves of misfortune. you. believe. you hold the ceremony is believed to extend life and ward off danger the boys on the coach were released from hospital wednesday a week after that dramatic rescue. those were the headlines about with more in half an hour here on al-jazeera next and all deserve its witness to stay with us. the of your. i was hired to tell your story. but what i prefer to do know stal

frank figliuzzi, and with us at the table jonathan lemire associated press white house reporter and evan mcmullen, former cia operative and former candidate for president as an independent. >>> the rally, even his friends describe that version of donald trump as slightly pathetic, as someone who is so desperate for attention, so desperate for the cheers and hoots and hollers from the crowd that he puts on a show that really isn't even remotely close to anything presidential. >> yeah, there is a show on comedy central where a guy makes an entire show of impersonating donald trump. that was like president trump impersonating himself. i've done dozens and dozens of these rallies. i was surprised by the me too moment, elizabeth warren, to make a joke about something that is obviously been a ground swell in the last year or so for a lot of people and has meant a lot of

reported to have identify those responsible for poisoning a former russian spy and his daughter the press association says police have attained security camera video of suspects thought to be russian and planting a nerve agent sergei and you'll yes cripple were poisoned with a nerve agent novacek in seoul spree in march the russian government has denied involvement. and still ahead this news hour. business business . china's premier league chant has called for cancer medication to be made cheaper and after the release of a low budget film it shines a spotlight on the issue dying to survive has been a huge box office hit and ran reports from beijing well this is a film that's really struck a chord here in china and this is one of the many cinemas in beijing that is now showing dying to survive some reviewers say that it's tested to become china's movie of the year it is based on the real life story of a chinese shopkeeper who imports drugs from india to sell at a profit to leukemia patients here in china who can't afford to buy those drugs in china at first he's in it for the money but gradually compa

and his daughter junia and that's according to a report by the press association news agency the pair were poisoned with the child in the city of solsbury in march. now two more people were recently exposed to the same nerve agent in a nearby town and one of them has since died the news agency report says investigators used security footage and travel records to pinpoint the suspects there's been no official comment by scotland yard so far. and we now bring in. joining us from london so what exactly do we know from the police so far what have they found out. well the police have not said anything official the president has a station which is a renowned and trusted source of a news agency has to have said that they have spoken to somebody close to the investigation and according to that source it's several russian papa traitors have been linked to the case. and you know yes groupon so no official confirmation yet but this is a source close to the investigation that's being quoted in british media and based on the information that we have so far do we know what led police to the suspect

ok time to catch up now with some of the other stories making news around the world britain's press association news agency is reporting that british police believe they've identified the suspect responsible for not attack on a former russian double agent and his daughter back in march so good script powell and his daughter fell ill in salzburg after being exposed to not be chock a military grade nerve agents the suspects the police have identified are believed to be russian nationals. commercial flights have resumed between ethiopia and eritrea twenty years after they were halted by war an ethiopian airlines jet took off from his alibi yesterday bound for eritrea as capital asmara after a ceremony to mark the takeoff it's the latest step in a peace process ending three decades of conflict between the two east african countries. because hungary is withdrawing from the united nations' agreement to manage world wide migration foreign minister peter see ya towards a global compact for migration run counter to hungers interests the united states is the only other country to reject the treaty so far

to have identified those responsible for poisoning a former russian spy and his daughter the press association says police have obtained security camera video of suspects sold to be of russian planting a nerve agent said again new to scrape out were poisoned with a nerve agent novacek in salzburg in mind. china's premier league care chang has called for cancer medication to be made to cheaper after the release of a film which brought the issue to mainstream attention dying to survive that's the title has been a huge box office hit it on brown reports now from beijing well this is a film that's really struck a chord here in china and this is one of the many cinemas in beijing that is now showing dying to survive some of us say that it's destined to become china's movie of the year it is based on the real life story of a chinese shopkeeper who imports drugs from india to sell at a profit to leukemia patients here in china who can't afford to buy those drugs in china at first he's in it for the money but gradually compassion creeps in as he realizes all their lives could be saved so what impact h

the press association has reported that police believe several russians, identified through cctv, werearlier this month, dawn sturgess, from wiltshire, died after being poisoned by the nerve agent, and her partner remains in hospital. police believe the incidents are linked. daniel sandford is in salisbury tonight. counterterrorism police have been careful not to comment themselves on their nerve agent investigations today. but there have been signs of a number of breakthroughs in recent weeks which means detectives may be coming close to working out who it was that smeared or sprayed novichok here and worsened the relations between russia and britain. in central salisbury this afternoon, troops in gas masks again gathering possible evidence of the nerve agent attack. the focus on this occasion, a large plastic container which was taken away for examination. it's now more than four months since sergei skripal and his daughter yulia fell ill after being contaminated by a military grade russian—made nerve agent, the novichok that was left on his front door. the cnn network in the united

let's not look at some of the other stories making news around the world britain's press association news agency is reporting that british police believe they have identified the suspects responsible for an attack on a former russian double agent and his daughter in march. and his daughter fell ill in solsbury after being exposed to. a military grade nerve agent the suspects the police have identified are believed to be russian nationals. to accuse a state of emergency has come to an end the country has been under emergency rule since a failed coup attempt to years ago it's allowed president and on to rule by decree and crackdown on the opposition the government has already proposed a stringent terrorism bill to replace the measure. hungary's withdrawing from united nations agreement to manage world wide migration foreign minister. said the global compact for migration will run counter to hungary's interests the u.s. is the only other country to reject the treaty so far which is due to be signed later this year. commercial flights have resumed between ethiopia and eritrea twenty year

reported to have identified suspects who poisoned a former russian spy and his daughter the press associationsays police have obtained security camera video of a nerve agent being planted in the suspects russian. unconscious in salt spray in march the kremlin denies any involvement john hall has more from london. the thinking is that this is come about as a result of hundreds of police officers poring over hours and hours of c.c.t.v. footage collected around the site of the poisoning of souls britain will tour in southwest england and related sites where the pair spent time in the hours beforehand and cross matching that c.c.t.v. footage with c.c.t.v. footage collected at airports in ports of entry to the u.k. particularly focused on flights coming in from russia and they obviously feel that they've made a visual connection we don't believe that they've named any suspects they certainly haven't been in the arrests but clearly this investigation taking a long and in conjunction with it of course another investigation into a second not to talk poisoning using this nerve agent or bundle of nerve

number of prisoners have been tortured and sexually abused by soldiers witnesses showed the associated press news agency drawings smuggled out of prisons last month they show threats and beatings over him qatari is a yemen analyst based in new york he says there's plenty of evidence around of torture being systematically used in emma rotty run prisons in yemen. the torture by the us united arab emirates forces in yemen and their kidnapping of detainees and sexual abuse has been well documented by a number of international human rights organizations as well as the associated press so this there will there is strong evidence and clear evidence that the u.a.e. has been committed crimes against yemenis run in secret detention kidnapping people and people who you know oppose their policies in yemen and bringing them to secret detention torture and them sexually abusing them committing all kind of violence against yemenis and so this is this is the time to end that kind of program not only that i think that is an obligation right now toward the yemeni government there is a moral legal and ethical

the press association has reported that police believe several russians identified through cctv were murder of sergei and yulia skripal. earlier this month, dawn sturgess, from wiltshire, died after being poisoned by the novichok nerve agent. her partner remains in hospital. police believe the incidents are linked, as our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. in central salisbury this afternoon, troops in gas masks again, gathering possible evidence of the nerve agent attack. the focus on this occasion, a large plastic container which was taken away for examination. it is now more than four months since sergei skripal and his daughter yulia fell ill, not long after leaving his home, here in a quiet cul—de—sac, where they had become contaminated by a russian—made military grade nerve agent, a novichok, that had been smeared or sprayed on his front door. the cnn network in the united states suggested today that detectives have used cctv and facial recognition software to isolate pictures of two suspects seen leaving britain soon after the attack, though it is not known if

being well documented by a number of international human rights organizations as well as the associated press so this there will there is strong evidence and clear evidence that the u.a.e. has been committed crimes against yemenis run in secret detention kidnapping people and people who you know oppose their policies in yemen and bringing them to secret detention torture and them sexually abusing them committing all kind of violence against yemenis and so this is this is the time to end that kind of program not only that i think there is an obligation right now toward the yemeni government there is a moral legal and ethical obligation application that the yemeni government should and the brandons of the united arab emirates and yemen given the these kind of crime the a lot of violations that committed by these forces in yemen so it is time to end their bread and yemen but asia's former prime minister is expected to be charged on wednesday over the disappearance of billions of dollars from the state fund while he was in office. because due to appear in court after being arrested by anti corrup

the press association has reported that police believe several russians identified through cctv wereergei and yulia skripal. earlier this month dawn sturgess from wiltshire died after being poisoned by the novichok nerve agent. her partner remains in hospital. police believe the incidents are linked, as our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. in central salisbury this afternoon, troops in gas masks again, gathering possible evidence of the nerve agent attack. the focus on this occasion, a large plastic container which was taken away for examination. it is now more than four months since sergei skripal and his daughter yulia fell ill, not long after leaving his home, here in a quiet cul—de—sac, where they had become contaminated by a russian—made military grade nerve agent, novichok, nerve agent, a novichok, that had been smeared or sprayed on his front door. the cnn network in the united states suggested today that detectives have used cctv and facial recognition software to isolate pictures of two suspects seen leaving britain soon after the attack, though it is not

speaking to the press association, jonathan green, the iopc‘s london director, said the investigationt of, investigations by potentially conflicted senior officers, failure to investigate allegations of wrongdoing, systemic removal of the restrictions of officers under investigation and racial discrimination." some breaking news involving an attack on a three—year—old boy who has been seriously injured in a suspected acid attack in worcester. west mercia police believe the child was deliberately targeted in the home bargain store in tallow hill. they have released images of three men they want to try to speak to. the boy was taken to hospital where he is being treated for serious burns to his arm and face. a 39—year—old man from wolverhampton has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm. no details as to when this incident took place. although this is being reported by west mercia police. a three—year—old boy has been seriously injured, and is in hospital receiving treatment after a suspected acid attack on the shrub hill retail park in worcester. we wil