that is fantastic. 0livia, rory, thank you so much forjoining us. we have got people like jason derulo coming up. we will have taylor swift and then florence and the machine. letsjoin

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molinari had a share of the lead with rory mcilroy going into sunday.the italian‘s front nine, including this one on the 8th, helped him to finish on 17 under par overall. the italian had placed in the top ten at wentworth five times before this year but never won. and despite mcilroy picking up two shots in the last two holes molinari completed a second straight bogey free round to claim the trophy. i knew it wasn't going to be easy. there was rory, alex, branden grace, a lot of other good players, and as alex showed last year you can go low on your day, so it was never going to be easy, but i played well and stayed in the moment and i managed to keep control of the emotions and it's amazing to come out on top. pakistan have thrashed england in the first test at lord's, rounding off victory before lunch on the fourth day by nine wickets. a spirited fightback from england's batsmen last night was ended very early on day four. the home side losing the last four wickets of their second innings for six runs. it left pakistan needing only 64 to win, which t

but i gave it as a play by play as that military hardware rumbles across red square rory's things shape back to you or me what's happening right now and you can see me and hear me amid the plume some diesel smoke that's boring off these enormous weapons of old war we've really got the big guns of the been cruising across red square now for the past few minutes i don't know if you call them a moment ago the military hardware of the arctic a part of the russian federation huge white caterpillar tracks a massive white radar systems russia letting letting the world know essentially that it has got its weapons of war positioned in a well some of the most important geopolitical realms of our current political climate the. personnel carriers now continuing to come over red square we thought the triumph of s. four hundred policy that by the way many countries in the world are trying to get their hands on the s four hundred china already getting an early components for the s four hundred saudi arabia's trying to buy a turkey is trying to buy it many other countries in the middle east and central

week a court found were poised conservative people's party had benefited from a bribery for years rory has dismissed the calls for his resignation as politically motivated unless he resigns he is likely to become the first spanish prime minister to lose a new confidence vote but. all the numbers in parliament appear to be against marianna roy but today a senior member of his people's party said roy will not step down. you know with my knowledge one more time one more time are there have been are cases of corruption in the popular party i acknowledge that again but the popular party with this thousands and thousands of members is not a corrupt party but why do you like it not. of what if and when roy loses tomorrow the socialist party leader pedro sanchez is positioned to be the winner he watched the move against rory's government and he has the support of spain's regional parties. i'm going to ask you a question mr rajoy be ready to resign are you ready to resign today right now. resign mr rajoy and everything will be out. you will leave the presidency of the government by your own wil

hopefully more from rory as the conference continues.ry and meghan markle, to commemorate this month's royal wedding. the basic coin is available for £13... basic coin, not sure what that means...! silver proof for £82.50. and gold proof for one £1980! it is ms markle's first appearance on a uk coin. the pair will tie the knot at st george's chapel on may the 19th. —— and gold proof for £1,980! time for a look at the weather... i'm getting rather excited about the weather forecast. glorious start across many areas including central southern and south—eastern england, after a chilly start, sunshine really is in abundance. clouds gathering further west, if you share was like that photo shows in devon, just ahead of the weather system, already bringing outbreaks to northern ireland. retreating into western parts of wales and the south west of england. wind strengthening up into the afternoon across irish sea coasts. with that rain, still not feeling that bad, 11, 12 degrees. 1a, 15 degrees, cute difference. cold and grey yesterday. into the

that is part of the deescalation zone agreement let's go live now to moscow our correspondent there rory chalons rory why says so much concern about the violation of this deescalation zone in syria when that's happened time and time again in many of the other so-called deescalation. well i think this one is particularly concerning for jordan because it is right on the jordanian border the united states is also concerned as well this is a deescalation zone there was agreed between these three countries russia the united states and jordan other deescalation zones in syria have been the product of talks between russia turkey and iran so this one is a little bit different it's right down on the jordanian border also near the israeli border. it's been essentially sort of a reasonably peaceful part of syria for as long as this deal has been in place which is the best part of a year now so the concern amongst these three countries is certainly the united states and jordan is that the syrian government is about to tear this deal up and effectively go marching in there and doing what they have do

chalons who's in moscow forests rory i understand just gave an interview what is he saying. yeah he's just given his second press conference in as many days giving a lot more information about what actually took place over the last couple of months and of course on the nights when his murder was staged he talks about how he had had to put on a t. shirt that had already been riddled with bullet holes he had put on makeup or had makeup put on him he had covered himself in fake blood in pig's blood and then lay down on the floor his wife then called the police the police have come the ambulance have come the doctors who arrived in the ambulance were in on the plots they took him to the morgue where he says he changed his clothes was wrapped in a sheet because it was so cold there and then he sat down to watch the t.v. and he says then i watched the news and saw what a great guy i'd been journalists then started turning up at the morgue so the people got worried and they decided they had to move him he says that he was essentially doing what the agents from the ukrainian securit

coming up on bbc news, rory mcilroy‘s back in contention at wentworth.or the rest to follow as the northern irishman attempts to win the tournament for a second time. more relatives of people who died in the grenfell tower fire have been remembering their loved ones on this, the fifth day, of the public inquiry into the disaster. 72 people were killed by the fire which took hold in the early hours of 14th june last year. all the testimonies have been upsetting — with many harrowing in their detail. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. brothers, sisters, cousins, friends, fathers and mothers. this week, they have all come to make their statements. today, the memories were of an entire family lost in the fire. the el wahabis were described as five special people from the 21st floor. father and husband abdulaziz. i will start by greeting you the way my brother would. and it would be a good morning, governor, if you were a man, and good morning, darling, if you were a lady. we used to have our own private conversations downstairs from the towe

that is fantastic. 0livia, rory, thank you so much forjoining us.ne. letsjoin lets join thomas letsjoin thomas for lets join thomas for the weather forecast. much, then the light show we saw last night. towards the northern bees, we have got thunderstorms, there. lizo is lucky. many of us it is the case of sunshine, but the thunderstorm risk will continue for the next few days, andi will continue for the next few days, and i can see clearly the map here is green. stalls will be popping off locally as we go through the course of the afternoon. a very warm 25 in the south, warm enough in scotland, as well. now, tonight, still a few storms rambling. it is difficult to see them, because they are not quite small. some of them could bring quite a few downpours, but the main message a lot of dry weather across the country, and also turning quite misty and murky, there. because central and eastern areas, that low—grade cloud, that. that sun is out, tomorrow morning, that should burn it back towards the coastline. quite cool on the coast, but by the inland a

the socialist party leader pedro sanchez is positioned to be the winner he wants to move against rory's government and he has the support of spain's regional parties. that is the reason i'm going to ask you a question mr rajoy be ready to resign are you ready to resign today right now. resign mr rajoy and everything will be out. you will leave the presidency of the government by your own will. of god. we believe we are responding to the wishes of the majority of past the citee. the most responsible course of action is to vote yes i trust that the promise of dialogue you made in your speech is true and you did not abuse the power and responsibility we are giving you. the way that privilege. i appreciate your turn the words and your actions in this debate despite our differences i announce our support for the no confidence motion to bring mariano rajoy is time to an end. are here in the studio to talk about what is about to happen in spain i'm joined by dr gwen tail garavaglia he is a research associate at the department of politics and international relations at university of oxford join

i am sure you will keep a very close eye on it, thank you very much, rory.mountains of discarded bikes have been piling up across the country. the authorities in many chinese cities have been impounding rental bikes that they say are clogging up city streets. john sudworth reports from beijing. it could be mistaken for a field of flowers. but look closer... this is a crop, not of plants, but of metal and rubber. thousands, upon thousands of bikes, impounded. bike sharing has taken china by storm. unlocked with a wave of a phone, they can be hired or off hired anywhere. but the innovative technology has brought with it a frenzy of speculation. chinese cities have been deluged with bikes, millions of them. backed with huge investment, dozens of companies have been fighting for market share, resulting in block pavements... ..and a random sprinkling of abandoned bikes almost everywhere you look. in some cities, the authorities have had enough. the extraordinary thing is, many of these bikes are brand—new, hardly used at all. forget stock—market bubbles and prope

in the capital moscow the protests come just two days before putin's inauguration for a fourth term rory chalons reports now from moscow. the right side of the aisle two days before putin's fourth presidential inauguration these russians wanted him to hear their demonstration slogan you are not ours are not we have a fascist state a totalitarian regime we should do something about it there is no relation and russia almost like. i'm here because i disagree with the politics the government and our so-called president are leading i want to tell him that he is not ours are not his place in the hague and imprisoned that again on that through several thousands joins the unapproved protest in moscow thousands more demonstrated in other cities across russia there are five or moscow's pushkin square they were met by a small group with very different values. and describing themselves as patriots they want to prevent a ukraine stop arising in russia just mad we have currently being officially ruled by a constitution that was written for us by american specialists well under foreign rule not everyon

rory cellan—jones reports. south wales police are trying out a new way of monitoring the crowd, but the facial recognition technology isn't a great success. it ends up wrongly identifying people as being on a police database 93% of the time. at the notting hill carnival, the same technology has performed even worse for the metropolitan police, with a 98% failure rate in identifying people on a watchlist. now a civil liberties group says the whole experiment should end. what we are building is essentially a mass surveillance system that can biometrically track, locate, identify, or misidentify people everywhere they go. and i think we need to stop and ask ourselves the question, is this something that we want? technology to identify faces in the crowd is pretty hit and miss at the moment, but it is making rapid progress and the police say they need to work out whether it could help them protect the public at major events. the metropolitan police say they always make additional checks to confirm whether someone h

it has been a frustrating day for rory mcilroy.m victory on the european tour. nothing was going his way, all day, he mist birdie after birdie and failed to threaten the leader. this putt fell short on the leader. this putt fell short on the 18th and final holed. because can see his disappointment. chris froome is about to become the first british rider to win the prestigious giro d'italia, by an accident in a couple of hours he will cross the line and become the first cyclist to hold all three of these was major race titles at the same time, as along with the tour de france and the voltaire the spaniard. he could lose all three titles if you found guilty in his anti—dumping case which is currently ongoing. that is all these boards are now, you can get the latest, johanna content is getting away at the french open. you can getting away at the french open. you ca n follow getting away at the french open. you can follow that all. for now, you can... that is all from the sports centre. we will see a bit longer. that we will see you a

rory, thank you.lthough no contract has been signed as of yet, his agents have agreed a £12.5 million deal — which could see the 32—year—old leave everton for the major league soccer side dc united this summer. hundreds of thousands of people from the south asian community play cricket for fun in britain, but hardly any play the game professionally. now the england and wales cricket board is trying to change that by getting more involved in the sport. they want better talent—spotting as well as better access to equipment. 0ur sports correspondentjoe wilson has been to east london to find out what more needs to be done. cricket is part of the history in this corner of east london, but what does it stand for today? there's a community here with roots in south asia, with a big interest in cricket, which hits a barrier. it's a huge pool of talent that i think we are under—utilising so, yes, i hope that this leads to more faces from south asian communities playing cricket, at all levels. so what difference

rory mcilroy in the swing at the pga championship at wentworth, he leads after the second round on 12 round of 65. not everyone in such good form, thomas pieters of belgium couldn't hide his exasperation after two dropped shots through his opening three holes in the second round. rory mcilroy in the swing at the pga championship at wentworth, he leads after the second round on 12 under par, three shots ahead of his nearest rival. he produced a seven under par round of 65. and cameron norrie, having secured a spot in his first atp semi final at the lyon open having beaten a top ten player for the first time, that is where his run ended aftre the british number three lost to the frenchman gilles simon. now it could be a record breaking weekend for world superbike championjonathan rea who competes at donington park this weekend. victory for the championship leader would see the northern irishman eclipse carl fogarty as the rider with the most wins in the sport's history. azi farni's been trackside to meet him. he finished runner—up in the bbc‘s sports personality of the year and was awar

rory cellan—jones, bbc news, san jose.ook with your love life? the figures, 90% say no, 10% say yes. chris says, i choose not to allow zuckerberg and his suited two friends to rummage through my underwear. their timing in this matter is exceptional. puppy in this matter is exceptional. puppy says, facebook cannot do any worse than my efforts! puppy, puppy! claudia says, if facebook is rubbish at making friends suggestions, i don't want to imagine them pairing people. apparently, facebook already has a dating service called filtered m essa 9 es dating service called filtered messages and it is a disaster! thank you for your messages, if you want to get involved, look at those on twitter when you have time. justin is back, as promised, he was giggling away. the romance of meeting... what are you going to tell your children, you met on facebook? so many couples meet online, it is quite a normal way of meeting. i was waiting for you to confess! happily married with three children, there you go, success! i will stay with alcoho

chalons is following the event for us that live from moscow so rory as he begins his fourth presidential because it's an ever looked as strong as he does right now. it's hard to think of a time in the last eighteen years of his political career where you has looked stronger than he does at the moment he has just won the biggest election victory of his career the last eighteen years or so have basically been a project in stripping the country really of any meaningful political opposition. media environment has been. doctored so that's critical voices are almost never. and then when he gets anti-government protests like we saw at the weekends there stamped on fairly tough lee with you know often thousands of people ending up in police cells he's being portrayed now as a kind of father of the nation tirelessly working to keep the country together and there was a rather beautiful moments of the ceremony earlier on where you know all the dignitaries have been assembling in the alexandrescu hall of the kremlin waiting for putin putin still typing away at his computer sitting behind his desk an

thanks for that rory challenge our correspondent in moscow. so let's go to zimbabwe because for the first time in almost forty years the country will hold elections without robert mugabe president edison and london goglia announced the polls will be held on july the city of tehran as the head of the reading zanu p.f. and will face several opponents mcgarvie who ruled his end of independence in one hundred eighty stepped down last chair after the military took power. so it is interim prime minister carlo carter the meeting the president said joe methodology it's an attempt to form a new government and this comes as leaders of the five star movement and the far right league have renewed efforts to form a coalition government their supporters have been protesting after the president vetoed one of their proposed ministers francesco gallia t. is head of policy so that's a political risk consultancy and he says call it quarterly stands pretty much no chance but that only the dead men walking literally he has absolutely no chances number wise to get

closeness to iran and involvement in syria but russia has its own interests in the middle east as rory chalons explains from moscow. all his meetings with readymade putin are important said benyamin netanyahu before flying to moscow on wednesday but this one is particularly so for israel's prime minister arriving for russia's victory day military parade was an astute courtesy call the holiday celebrates the soviet role in defeating naziism and vladimir putin believe the world isn't grateful enough for russia's sacrifice. especially you. today some try to face from history the fate of a nation but save europe and the world from slavery from extermination from the horrors of the holocaust they try to distort the events leading to the true heroes of the gotten and by history leave it to the store to we will never allow this to happen. but it's netanyahu wasn't here to argue about history he was here to talk about what's happening now in syria one of netanyahu concerns is russia's intention to send the syrians the s. three hundred air defense system the previous generation of interceptor m

of the military hardware rolling past also daniel hawkins is right outside the kremlin let's go to rory first and rory was happening where you are right now well and he couldn't you really couldn't have asked for a more beautiful day here on moscow's iconic red square to mark seventy three years as you said since the victory over naziism fascism the successful end of the great patriotic war nine hundred forty one to nine hundred forty five we are writing ourselves now for the marching regiments who will soon be trotting across red square here in downtown central moscow there will be a lot of new weapons of war on debut today in the skies above us and cruising across the cobblestones all red square new armored personnel carriers new tanks and of course the new guard at hypersonic missile delivery platform that will be on display in the skies over moscow today just to say twenty seven or twenty eight million soviets lost their lives during the great patriotic war so today marking the seventy third anniversary of the end of the war we are paying all respects and to those who lost their liv

it's been a frustrating day for rory mcilroy at the pga championship at wentworth as italian francesco molinari confirmed victory by two shots. nothing seemed to go right for mcilroy all day as he missed birdie after birdie and failed to threaten the leader — even this eagle putt fell short on the 18th. molinari finished two clear of the rest of the field and becomes the most successful italian on the european tour with this his fifth triumph. that's all from sportsday. more from me throughout the evening, now it's time for meet the author. the most inhospitable deserts in the world are places where you will confront danger, from heat and thirst, from storms. but also, where you'll find peace. and that conundrum drove william atkins onwards, when he decided to explore some of the loneliest places on four continents. his book, the immeasurable world, is the story of those journeys. rich in history and typography and graced with many tales of human endeavour. all in search of an answer to the mystery, why do such hostile places, where life is so hard, cast such a spell? welcome. what's y

morning an interesting kind of off the cuff remarks there from donald trump break it down for us oh rory this statement is just one of tramp trumps classic treats now isn't it just to begin to say let's quickly really listen the first bit. see how we do with the rare probably we want to very well with them but that's ok too. well no wonder you probably won't get very get along very well with iran you've just pulled out of a very important deal of a deal that basically lifted most of sanctions off the country so and probably won't get along with a bunch of other nations too because i mean the united states weren't the only ones in this deal there was also germany britain france russia and china also backing this deal and who have all of those countries including america's allies reiterated their support to the deal so has trump seen it through really is he ready to for the rift between the united states and its allies to grow wider world maybe maybe he did because he after all he has been touting this america first approach from the beginning of the campaign also he also said something ab

thanks very much indeed rory challenge reporting there from petersburg. canadian police are hunting two suspects following a bomb blast at an indian restaurant near toronto at least fifteen people were injured in the attack which took place as two groups were holding parties in the restaurant. two men wearing hoodies were seen entering the restaurant with an i.e.d. which is an improvised explosive device the men were seen fleeing the scene immediately following the explosion police across the g.t.a. have been notified and are now looking for these men. well let's hear now from donna like who's at the scene west of toronto and tell us more about the latest on the hunt for the suspects nick they believe the suspect fled this scene in a car so they're actually looking over quite a wide area the woman the police chief there used the word g.t.a. that means the greater toronto area that's got to be hundreds and hundreds of square kilometers that they're looking in neighboring police forces are involved and so far no joy at least not that they're telling us abou

rory mcilroy is two shots off the lead at wentworth's pga championship.hman, who won the tournament four years ago, carded a five—under—par 67 in his first round, he is two shots off the leader denmark's lucas bjerregaard. british tennis player, cameron norrie has reached his first atp tour semi final, claiming the biggest win of his career. ranked 102 in the world, he beat america'sjohn isner who's in the top ten, to make the last four of the lyon 0pen. he'll play frenchman gilles simon next. norrie played his first professional match on clay in february this year. elsewhere fellow briton gabriella taylor has lost in french open qualifying. it's been a perfect day for the red bull formula one team in monaco with their drivers recording the fastest times. daniel riccardo was quickest in both sessions, setting a new track record, as the first driver to go under one minute 12 seconds in monte carlo. his team mate max verstappan was the next quickest ahead of ferrari's sebastian vettal and championship leader lewis hamilton. st helens are looking dominant at

and the dane will be wary of the four time major winner rory mcilroy, he carded a 5—under—par 67, for the tournament. daniel ricciardo headed team—mate max verstappen to a red bull one—two in both practice sessions at the monaco grand prix. the australian saw off the dutchman, but both had a comfortable margin over their rivals. ferrari's sebastian vettel was third, one place ahead of world champion lewis hamilton, who enjoys a 17 point lead at the top of the championship standings. now finally — what about this for a brilliant reaction? what do you think has got this guy so excited! well, it's football related and haydn farrell has just been picked to be a mascot for aston villa at wembley this saturday, when they take on fulham for a place in the english premier league next season. this was how he found out. how do you fancy walking out was like in particular, the captain? john terry? do you reckon? yeah! i entered you into a competition and you want. you are walking out on saturday with john terry. really? really. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.c

our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones reports.are trying a new way of monitoring the crowd but the facial recognition technology is a great success. it ends up wrongly identifying people as being on a police database identifying people as being on a police data base 93% identifying people as being on a police database 93% of the time. at the notting hill carnival, the same technology has performed even worse for the metropolitan police with a 98% failure rate in identifying people on a watchlist. now a civil liberties groups as the whole experiment should end. what we are building is essentially a mass survey of its system which can buy metrically tack and locate and identify or misidentify people wherever they go and we need to stop and ask ourselves the is aeerask miseluesthesuestw‘agt we aeerask miseluesthesuestw‘agt m engage? at. f; =—= aeerask miseluesthesuestw‘agt m emerszjfae. f; =—= is say

our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones, reports. shared office based in san francisco, ben is wondering what the next few days will tell him about facebook‘s feature. has software firm helps retailers reach customers through the messaging service but like thousands of other developers heading to the conference, he is worried. i would say anxiety is a very good word to describe how developers are feeling right now because there's not a lot of information on when pieces of the facebook platform will open backup. mark zuckerberg spent two days being lightly grilled in congressional hearings about the privacy scandal engulfing his country. now he has to face the developers, whose access to facebook data has been cut back in reaction to the crisis. this is meant to be just about the most exciting event in facebook‘s year where it lays out a roadmap to a high—tech future and explains how developers will be able to make money from it. but this year is different, they will be an awful lot of looking backwards and explaining what went wrong.

announced that the social network would be getting into dating, here's our technology correspondent roryhad been an intense years. now mark zuckerberg had the tricky task with sharing that things were about to get at. but first another apology. what happened with cambridge analytica was a major breach of trust. and at developer took data that people had shared with them and sold at. promised action had been taken to stop that from happening again and there was a new way for users to control how closely they were tracked on facebook. it is a simple control where you can clear your browsing history, what you click on and we are going to call it clear history. but for all the apologies and promises to do better, the mission to ta ke promises to do better, the mission to take facebook into ever more areas of lives continues. a new dating service was announced with plenty of privacy baked in, of course. he had to audiences, the 5000 developers in the hall worried about their businesses and the 2 billion or so facebook users around the world worried about their privacy. let's see what the deve

rory mcilroy‘s is three shots ahead going into the third round of the pga at wentworth — he's twelveer producing a bogey free — seven under par — round of 65 today. there's some rugby league super league action to tell you about — and warrington wolves completed a dramatic comeback against hull fc, winning 30—12 after finishing the first half 12—nil down. elsewhere there were wins for wakefield, huddersfield and wigan. and there were tears for britain's longest running boxing world champion — jamie mcdonnell who lost his wba world title today, after being knocked out by japanese star na—oya inoue in the opening round of his bantamweight showdown in tokyo. now back to football and tomorrow night's champions league final isn't the only big final of the day. wembley hosts the match the richest match in the sport — worth 280 million pounds to the winners... it is of course the championship play—off final, between aston villa and fulham at five o'clock. fulham just missed out on automatic promotion and are up against a villa side managed by steve bruce, who's secured promotion to the prem

scunthorpe's cause wasn't helped when captain rory mcardle was sent off for this challenge.o win 11—2 on aggregate. they'll now play shrewsbury at wembley for a place in the championship. manchester city ensured their women's champions league qualification bid will be in their own hands on the season's final day, as nikita parris‘ hat—trick helped them ease past yeovil town in a 5—0 win. city, are in second spot ahead of sunday's final round of games, stayed one point clear of third—placed arsenal, who also won. meanwhile eni aluko is leaving the double winners chelsea ladies. she has been at the club for six years, and also did the double with them in 2015. the 31—year—old, who's been on the fringes of the starting xi this season, has been linked with a move to paris st—germain. british rider simon yates has stretched his lead at the giro d'italia after winning stage 11. he's got a 47 second lead over the defending champion tom domoulin with ten stages left, as chris froome dropped out of the top ten. tim hague reports. to get yourself into the leaders pinkjersey, the odd b

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rory mcilroy is three shots ahead going into the third round of the pga at wentworth. seven under par round of 65 today. some rugby league super league action to tell you about, warrington wolves completed a dramatic comeback against hull fc, winning 30— 12 after finishing the first half12— winning 30— 12 after finishing the first half 12— zero down. elsewhere, there were wins for wakefield, huddersfield and wigan. and there we re huddersfield and wigan. and there were tears for the uk's longest running boxing world champion, jamie macdonald, who lost his wba world title today after being locked out by the japanese star in the opening round of his bantamweight showdown in tokyo. now, back to football. tomorrow night's champions league final is not the only big vinyl of the day. wembley hosts the match which is the richest in this board, worth £280 million to the winners. —— in the sport. it is the championship play—off final between aston villa and fulham. it is at five o'clock. fulham have missed out on automatic promotion and are up againstan on automatic promotion a

rory little, welcome this morning. did you bring a cake? it's the first anniversary. >> balloons and noise makers, one year on the mueller investigation. the investigation started two years ago but mueller was appointed one year ago. >> president trump is saying let's wrap this up. republicans are saying wrap it up. he spent a year. is this an inordinate amount of time? >> officials in the past have gone for many years. i ran contra. it went on for many years. watergate went on for eight years. this is short compared to those. donald trump has not yet agreed to an interview. i think that's what bob mueller wants to have to wrap this up, an intervideo you with the target of much of the investigations. >> the wording there, the target of most of the allegations, so far, everybody that's been picked up or indicted or pled out has been on the periphery. it's almost like they're charged with things not necessarily related to the collusion or obstruction of justice. for example his fixer lawyer is for business practices, former campaign manager f

they say rory mcelroy, but last year he had such a backlash when he play with him at mar—a—lago.reign office officials ringing him and saying please, come play with this guy. it is a funny idea. we've lost for so many reasons, it is that we lost bruce forsyth and ronnie corbett because they would both be possibilities. not quite the level of profession i think he is looking for. they can find a politician to do their goal. this is a serious point, but i remember they said monday the reasons when obama started, he was learning the lesson about having to have a role in congress he was starting to play golf. a successful president and many peoples eyes. maybe as the secret of,, and future of his presidency. let's end on independence. buried in the top honour, but in some ways one of the biggest stories of the day. you see what government does talk about and it is busy talking about newjets and this, but in front of their eyes you have got the high street changing beyond recognition. of course shops changing beyond recognition. of course shops are changing beyond recognition. of cour

weakness and bloody may putin has too much invested in his global strongman image to back down now rory talons al-jazeera said petersburg. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories south korea is cautiously welcoming signs of progress after the u.s. president donald trump suggested his high stakes summit with north korea's leader could be back on called off on thursday says he's having productive talks with pyongyang about reinstating the meeting robin wright has more now from seoul. this movie has been broadly welcomed here in south korea looking for any good news especially after the pessimism of the past few days as statement from the blue house the president's office says that this is a very welcome development and that the government here is now cautiously optimistic that this summit can go ahead moon j.n. the president of south korea of course has offered his services as a mediator to continue this dialogue to push it had exit polls suggest the majority have voted to change oil and strict abortion laws they're projecting a landslide victory for the u.s. campaign with sixty eigh

the capital moscow the protests happened just two days before putin's inauguration for a fourth term rory chalons reports now from moscow. the right side of the of the two days before putin's fourth presidential inauguration these russians wanted him to hear their demonstration slogan i you are not ours are not we have a fascist state a totalitarian regime we should do something about it there is no election in russia. i'm here because i disagree with the politics the government and our so-called presidents are leading i want to tell him that he is not ours are those places in the hague prison there again on that was several thousands joins the unapproved protest in moscow thousands more demonstrated in other cities across russia. was almost goes pushkin square they were met by a small group with very different values. and describing themselves as patriots they want to prevent a ukraine stop arising in russia just mad we have currently being officially ruled by a constitution that was written for us by american specialists well under foreign rule not everyone here is not all the supporter

weakness and bloody may putin has too much invested in his global strongman image to back down now rory tallinn's al-jazeera said peter berg. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories exit polls suggest a majority of people have voted to change oil and strict abortion laws they have projected a landslide victory for the yes campaign with sixty eight percent in favor of repealing what's called the eighth amendment official results are expected on saturday afternoon. south korea has welcomed a statement by the u.s. president on the trump in which he suggested that his high stakes summits with the north korean leader could be back on a day off mr trump called it off mr trump's welcomed a statement from north korea saying it remains open for talks. to see what happened we're talking to them now. it was a very nice day but they will see what happens. now we'll see what happens while we're talking to them now they very much want to do it we'd like to see what happens the hollywood movie mogul harvey weinstein has been charged by us police with the rape and the sexual abuse of two women he

that includes news of rory mcilroy surging ahead. surging ahead.moment. more at sports day at 630. enough then. let's return now to our main story. has appeared in court in new york charged with rape and sexual abuse. two different women. and deliberate analysis of the evidence and the law. to violate them sexually. survivors to come forward. those were the proceedings in court if you hours ago. you saw his lawyer. lawyer. pleading not guilty and expects to be exonerated. activity and gauged in was consensus. consensus. suggest that he engaged in non—consensual sexual activity. non—consensual sexual activity. made about events that are alleged to have occurred many years ago. to have occurred many years ago. they were not reported to the police at the time. at the time. consumed by the movement that seems to have overtaken this case. to have overtaken this case. something that is criminal behaviour. behaviour. industry, that is not what this is about. about. bad behaviour is not on trial in this case. in this case. act, and mr weinstein vigorously

weakness and bloody may putin has too much invested in his global strongman image to back down now rory talons al-jazeera simply does work the european union has introduced a sweeping new law to protect the privacy of its citizens known as g.d.p. our general data protection regulation it requires all entities to protect the personal data of all e.u. residents and that means any information that could be used to identify a person including photos posts and social networking sites and e-mail addresses under the new regulation people will get more rights to access the information that companies collected on them and it won't cost them anything people will also now have the right to be forgotten which means companies must delete someone's data if an individual withdraws consent companies will have to replace long and complex terms and conditions with simple ones to understand consent request well many organizations say they're not ready for the new rules paul brennan reports from berlin the. european data holders have had two years to work out a game plan for g.d.p. but the protection law i

mark zuckerberg is there, so was rory cellan—jones.there, so was rory cellan-jones. he had to address two completely different audiences, the people who turn up, 5000 softwa re the people who turn up, 5000 software developers from around the world, in very worried mood, because asa world, in very worried mood, because as a result of the privacy scandal, they have had a lot of their access to data cut off, and they needed to be reassured because their businesses depend on facebook, and to some extent facebook depends on them. he gave them some reassurance that he was basically going to slightly unfreeze things for them in one particular area. but a lot of his speech was about those measures that he is taking to reassure the wider audience, the 2 billion users around the world, that their data will be set. i don't think he gave as much new on that line, apart from their measure where you will be able to clear your facebook history in the way that you clear cookies from the way that you clear cookies from the browser. but he hammered home

he isa he is a manchester united fan, rory mcilroy. i wonder what he thinks about that?. a massive game. they talk about. a massive game. they talk about it as the richest game in football. it used to be £100 million, it is now something like £120 million. possibly even £150 million, depending on how you work it out. full and did it and aston villa will have to wait a year at least. —— full. so, the champions league final. the plight of the fans on both sides. we have a fantastic story to bring you about one particular fan. have a fantastic story to bring you about one particularfan. so many liverpool fans went to great lengths to get out to cheer, one minibus, going across various borders. —— get out to kiev. then there was the problem of where to stay because hotel room prices had beenjacked up and so on. we can bring us story of and so on. we can bring us story of a real sense of generosity from one local who had a real interest in this match. yes, one local was offering beds for free. this match. yes, one local was offering beds forfree. this is the ukraine's biggest

in the capital moscow the protests come just two days before putin's inauguration for a fourth term rory chalons reports from moscow. two days before the fourth presidential inauguration these russians wanted him to hear their demonstration slogan i thought ours are not we have a fascist state a totalitarian regime we should do something about it there is no election in russia. i'm here because i disagree with the politics the government and our so-called presidents are leading i want to tell them that he is not ours are places in the hague prison. there again on that roof several thousands joins the unapproved protest in moscow thousands more demonstrated in other cities across russia where hers was almost goes pushkin square they were met by a small group with very different values. and describing themselves as patriots they want to prevent a ukraine stop rising in russia just met we have currently being officially ruled by a constitution that was written for us by american specialists well under foreign rule not everyone here is not all the supporters people came here because they see

challenge now he's joining us on the phone from moscow what's happening there now rory. well the last couple of hours basically it's. a standoff between three different groups of people leave. the full it is they've come down in it's a real plows and. greeted when they arrived in pushkin square. by a group of. guys like a nationalist spirit decided that they were going to come down here as well and provides the other side of the argument. because they help you find the main because it's. playing piano and john saying please insulation they call quite heated times between the valley circle it isn't the and the earth and people it is and that's basically when the police started moving in and they were using tactics that i've seen time and time again send in snatch squads running into the crowd sponsors of police grabbing people pretty rough predrag men back out and shoving them into the police black and then this is repeated time after time after time so i was witnessing dozens of arrests think i'm now the police in the process of basically pushing through and trying to cl

elsewhere in sport today, rory mcilroy has made a bright start to the bmw pga championship at wenworthee cameron norrie claimed the biggest win of his career. it came againstjohn isner in the quarter finals of the lyon 0pen. he‘s ranked at number ten in the world. this was a big win. he‘s into his first atp semi final. norwegian politician linda helleland has revealed she wants one of the most important roles in international sport. the 40 year—old has told the bbc she is declaring her candidacy to become the next president of the world anti—doping agency. she‘s been speaking to our sports news editor dan roan about her ambition to clean up the world of anti—doping. right now i‘m very concerned about the confidence and the trust in anti—doping. iam the confidence and the trust in anti—doping. i am convinced that wada is the right body to increase and enhance the fight against doping. so we can have a clean sport. so we can have our children and my two sons who love sport, but they can have role models that are clea n, they can have role models that are clean, that‘s my inspiration. and

this year the russian army is rolling out some of its newest hardware and there for us is our to use rory sushi. i'll come out in the coming the big boys with the big mega ton toys right now the big time is rolling across red square for this dress rehearsal for the big three day celebration on wednesday may the month before the promise those will carry the big heavy traffic times almost all of these big heavy megaton the shoes are connected with a fully integrated satellite operational system it's really got a troika of satellites ground based on it and based aircraft as well make these things a fully functional t.v. or you know as the weapons of war continued algy roll across the iconic red square with these new unforced omid personnel carriers the triumph s four hundred the as four hundred cubits all system is coming over the square shortly as four hundred thirty six target simple tamia sleeve. of up to thirty kilometers meeting the s four hundred s. and takes out targets above the structure via the s four hundred here the new terminator as b p m t time which is a mostly robotic tank de

conduct and to seek reparations well it speaks well to syria's worry chalons who's in st petersburg rory why have the netherlands in australia taken this step and what does it mean. well they basically reacted to the announcement from the joint investigation team yesterday that essentially russia has provided the buka missile system that shot down m.h. seventeen and that this boot system came from a specific brigade of the russian army the fifty third anti aircraft missile brigades that the system had been moved across the russian ukrainian border in the summer of two thousand and fourteen basically with the full assistance of the russian military and then moved back again into russia rafter the plane was brought down the evidence that was provided by the j.i.t. yesterday in their press conference seems to have been convincing enough for the netherlands and australia to take this step together now the netherlands says that holding a country legally responsible is a complex legal process essentially what they want to happen is for russia to acknowledge its responsibility in some way to en

prime minister in his new cabinet live now to moscow and our correspondent there henri chalons and rory it seems that the putin arrangement is a very successful formula that the new president doesn't want to tamper with. well i think it's successful in that it offers putin basically consistency and continuity he knows who is he has been working alongside him for many years and of course back in two thousand and eight when putin reached the constitutional limits of his presidency he simply stepped into the prime ministership swapped roles with dmitri medvedev for four years and then in two thousand and twelve came back to the presidency again so he knows who maybe it is he can trust him to a certain extent if you had of his not particular pop particularly popular figure domestically he is known for numerous gaffes and mistakes he's not been particularly successful with his custody and ship of domestic affairs but perhaps for peace that's not the most born thing the important thing for putin here is loyalty putin has for a long time been very conservative in his appointments and i think w