attacks, those in the courtroom strained to get a first glimpse of the only surviving attacker, salah abdeslam to stand for thejudge, refused even to have his face shown. and he wouldn't answer questions. "i don't want to", he said. later he told the court... gunshots. when police finally traced and arrested abdeslam in brussels four months after the paris assault, there had been a gun battle. in this trial, he is charged with trying to kill belgian police. survivors of the paris attacks were here in court to see him face—to—face for the first time. philippe duperron‘s son was one of the 90 killed in paris's bataclan theatre. translation: it really was painful to see abdeslam enter in front of us for the first time, to breathe the same air in the same room, but we don't expect he will reveal much. this court process is just the first of what are expected to be years worth of trials. salah abdeslam faces another in france for the paris attacks, and dozens more have been rounded up in the police investigations that have followed. in total, since the paris and brussels attacks, around 200 people

attacks, those in the courtroom strained to get a first glimpse of the only surviving attacker, salah abdeslam face shown. and he wouldn't answer questions. "i don't want to", he said. later he told the court... gunshots. when police finally traced and arrested abdeslam in brussels four months after the paris assault, there had been a gun battle. in this trial, he is charged with trying to kill belgian police. survivors of the paris attacks were here in court to see him face—to—face for the first time. philippe duperron‘s son was one of the 90 killed in paris's bataclan theatre. translation: it really was painful to see abdeslam enter in front of us for the first time, to breathe the same air in the same room, but we don't expect he will reveal much. this court process is just the first of what are expected to be years worth of trials. salah abdeslam faces another in france for the paris attacks, and dozens more have been rounded up in the police investigations that have followed. in total, since the paris and brussels attacks, around 200 people have been arrested and are now in prison in belg

this is the trial of salah abdeslam gets underway.is the only surviving member of the terror cell that carried out at deadly string of attacks here in paris in 2015. bdeslam and one accomplice are on the docket for a gun battle in the belgian capital. beenr, abdeslam has not going well. earlier, i spoke to our brussels correspondent. she has this update to share. >> just after 11:00 this morning, salah abdeslam was question for the very first time. much to the dismay of many come he did not say much. he refused to stand and then said he would not answer any questions. did not not -- but that mean he was a criminal or guilty. came ife asked why he he refused to cooperate. he said because he was told to come.. then, in his or marx, he said the muslim community was badly treated and was never innocent until proven guilty. he said that he would put his trust in allah. hasthe moment, the trial been adjourned until 1:30, but disappointment that salah abdeslam, in his first public appearance, is refusing to cooperate and answer any questions

gavin, salah abdeslam saying he wouldn't answer any questions, but he did speak, didn't he?id he was tired, that he wants to remain seated. he was driven from a high security prison on the french — belgian border in the early hours of the morning with a huge convoy, 200 officers, to secure this building and the transport route for the prisoner who was most described —— once described as europe's most wa nted once described as europe's most wanted man. he was on the run for four months. he said he will use his right to remain silent. he said it is not to signify he believes he is guilty, but he wants to see that the evidence is forensic and scientific study said he did not believe in the system. he said he is not afraid of you or your allies. why this case is interesting, this is not related to the paris attacks directly, though he is said to be the sole surviving suspect. his image was picked up on cctv hours after the attacks at a service station close to the belgian border. four months later, in a brussels suburb, as police were trying to approach a hideout where they were

salah abdeslam, at one time the most wa nted salah abdeslam, at one time the most wanted man in europefrom the court today? this is a separate case because the four months after the paris attacks, the 13th of november 2015 where 150 13th of november 2015 where150 people were killed in the bataclan, restau ra nts a nd people were killed in the bataclan, restaurants and the stade de france, forfour months, restaurants and the stade de france, for four months, salah abdeslam, restaurants and the stade de france, forfour months, salah abdeslam, was missing, the only sole surviving suspect and he was picked up on cctv ata suspect and he was picked up on cctv at a service station between paris and brussels in the early hours after the attacks. this case in brussels, at the highest court, you can see the police. 200 officers here, belgian special police forces, to secure this whole site. this is to secure this whole site. this is to do with when he was first discovered in a flat about three miles from here in a suburb of brussels when police came to the door looking for salah abdeslam. as the

the news: the only surviving suspect accused of involvement in the 2015 paris terrorattacks, salah abdeslamial in belgium later today. the charges he faces are not related to the french attacks, but to a gun—battle he is alleged to have had with police while on the run in belgium. the european union's chief negotiator for brexit, michel barnier, is in london for talks with his british counterpart, david davis. on tuesday and thursday, negotiating teams will hold the first technical talks in brussels on what a transition may look like. a week of discussions will culminate in the first formal discussions about the future relationship after the uk has left the eu. the german chancellor, angela merkel, will make a final push to draft a coalition deal with the country's centre—left social democrats today. both sides had hoped to wrap up talks on sunday, but couldn't agree on key policy areas such as healthcare. it has been four months since the election, which plunged the country into political turmoil. a south korean appeals court is due to decide the fate of the samsung group's, vice chairman,

under armed guard and tight security, salah abdeslam, once one of europe's most wanted men, being drivenivor of the paris attacks in 2015, when multiple locations were targeted and 130 people were killed. police traced abdeslam's movement in the hours after the attacks to a service station near the belgian border, but he went into hiding. finally arrested in brussels four month later. salah abdeslam has been in prison for almost two years and allegations about his involvement in the paris attacks are still to come to court. but here in brussels, where he's been driven from a french prison to face a separate case about allegations of attempted murder, when police officers came to a safe house attempting to arrest him, here in brussels. she speaks french this footage shows a similar scenes in court today, though filming of abdeslam and the second suspect, also said to have been in hiding, was promoted. abdeslam spoke only to say that he would remain silent throughout the trial and that as a muslim he was being judged mercilessly. he refused to stand atop the second suspect who fled the bru

salah abdeslam arrived a short time ago.ne specific elements, a smaller element of the bigger terror allegations against him. but the lawyers for him say he is willingly taking part, he has been silent in prison since. it may been silent in prison since. it may be we get some information about the wider investigation he is accused of. kevin, good to talk to you this morning. a new ring—fenced tax to fund the nhs and social care in england has been proposed by a panel of health experts. the panel, commissioned by the liberal democrats has also recommended a return of caps on personal payments for adult social care. a couple of big business stories this morning, including a warning of travel misery for ryanair passengers. sean is here with the details. if you are thinking of flying ryanair, it is around easter? yes, this is from the boss of ryanair. there has been a bit of back and forth between him and the pilots. ryanair have forth between him and the pilots. rya nair have been forth between him and the pilots. ryanair have

salah abdeslam was captured in brussels four months after the paris attacks in 2015. related to the french attacks, but to a shootout he had with police while on the run in belgium. sunday was supposed to be the final day of negotiations between angela merkel and the social democrats in the drawn—out efforts to form a government. but germany will remain in political limbo for at least one more day — as the two sides couldn't agree on key issues such as health—care and tena nt‘s rights. hundreds of thousands of greeks have protested in athens against the former yugoslav republic to the north, using the name macedonia. greece objects because it has a region called macedonia, and argues the use by its neighbour implies it has claims over the province. opposition supporters in the maldives have taken to the streets, chanting that nine political prisoners must be freed in accordance with a recent supreme court order. the attorney general says the government will resist any attempt by the court to impeach president abdulla yameen for disobeying its order, issued last week.

salah abdeslam was captured in brussels four months after the french attacks in 2015.ces are not related to those attacks, but to a shootout with police while he was on the run in belgium. the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, says america cannot stand by with arms crossed while democracy in venezuela is being destroyed. speaking in argentina, mr tillerson said the us was looking closely at imposing sanctions on venezuela's oil industry to pressure president nicolas maduro into allowing free and fair elections. voting is taking place in costa rica's presidential election after a campaign dominated by same—sex marriage. last month, the inter—american court of human rights ruled that such alliances should be recognised but the ruling led to a backlash. in recent weeks, a conservative christian preacher, fabricio alvarado, has surged to the top of opinion polls. north and south korea — two nations which remain technically at war — have put on an unprecedented show of sporting collaboration, fielding a joint women's ice hockey team. the friendly match against sweden to

salah abdeslam was captured in brussels four months after the french attacks in 2015.s are not related to those attacks, but to a shootout with police while he was on the run in belgium. china has accused the united states of exaggerating beijing's nuclear strength, saying it needs to ditch what it calls a cold war mentality. the statement comes after washington unveiled a new nuclear policy which included plans to diversify its nuclear armoury with smaller bombs. the chinese defence ministry said the us had engaged in presumptuous speculation about beijing's intentions. 0pposition supporters in the maldives have taken to the streets. the attorney general says the government will resist any attempt by the court to impeach the president for disobeying an order last week. hundreds of thousands of greeks have protested in athens against the use of the name macedonia by the country's northern neighbour. the macedonian government says its country has been known as macedonia for a long time. greece is blocking its ambition tojoin the european union and nato until the issue i

has gone on trial in belgium in a separate case linked to his arrest in brussels. 29—year—old salah abdeslamlice officers during a gun battle, four months after the paris attacks. the former president of the maldives, maumoon abdul gayoom, has been arrested, shortly after a 15—day state of emergency was declared. the political crisis was triggered when president abdulla yameen refused to comply with a supreme court order, to release nine political prisoners and reinstate a group of opposition mps. translation: police are here to arrest me. i remain steadfast in my resolve. i urge all our supporters to be strong. we will not give up on the reforms we started. stay courageous. the former us gymnastics doctor larry nassar has been sentenced to an additional a0 years to bring his total prison term to 125 years. the sentence relates to the sexual abuse of young female athletes. nassar carried out the abuse over two decades under the guise of medical treatment. president y one may be first visit to the vatican by a turkish president in decades. they discuss the status ofjerusalem. meanwhile, scuff

2525151 gone on trial in belgium in a separate case linked to his arrest in brussels. 29—year—old salah abdeslamr police officers during a gun battle, four months after the paris attacks. the former president of the maldives, maumoon abdul gayoom, has been arrested, shortly after a fifteen—day state of emergency was declared. this video was posted on social media shortly before his arrest. the political crisis was triggered when president abdulla yameen refused to comply with a supreme court order. the former us gymnastics doctor, larry nassar, has been sentenced to an additional a0 years to bring his total prison term to 125 years. the sentence relates to the sexual abuse of young female athletes. nassar carried out the abuse over two decades under the guise of medical treatment. a greedy dog's efforts to steal some leftover pancakes at a home in the us state of massachusetts almost went horribly wrong after it accidentally ignited the stove, causing something on top of it to catch fire. luckily, the alarm system alerted first responders, before any serious damage was done. a lucky escape. more

continues in belgium salah abdeslam is to be tried in france on terrorism charges next year we'll have been student now is deal did not as some mock he's the founder the president of the french is ideation. for the victims of terrorism thank you very much for being wit. us as which was not it has been a pretty grueling few weeks. i imagine for the victims' families and thirsty abdeslam trial in belgium last week. and now these. what are people saying about today's verdicts? i would say some of the victims at his appointed understand on of them because it was a. commit media crisis i would say everybody was focusing on on the on one of the person and forgot the two other ones that were also. in the trial and within condemned which over much more. enter the interesting than than ministers are what. ends at because of the all this confusion. some of the victims don't understand the verdict that the verdict is fair. and we seem as as as as you that it's fair. there was a decision between the. white in the two other ones it's whether one arc are. convicted for the crimes they did at the lev

salah abdeslam was captured in brussels four months after the french attacks in 2015.faces are not related to those attacks, but to a shootout with police while he was on the run in belgium. china has accused the united states of exaggerating beijing's nuclear strength, saying it needs to ditch what it calls a "cold war mentality". the statement comes after washington unveiled a new nuclear policy, which included plans to diversify its nuclear armoury with smaller bombs. the chinese defence ministry said the us had engaged in presumptuous speculation about beijing's intentions. voting is taking place in costa rica's presidential election after a campaign dominated by same—sex marriage. last month, the inter—american court of human rights ruled that such alliances should be recognised, but the ruling led to a backlash. in recent weeks, a conservative christian preacher, fabricio alvarado, has surged to the top of opinion polls. hundreds of thousands of greeks have protested in athens against the use of the name macedonia by the country's northern neighbour. the macedoni

has gone on trial in belgium in a separate case linked to his arrest in brussels. 29—year—old salah abdeslamicers during a gun battle, four months after the paris attacks. if you know the story of rocky balboa you will know that philadelphia is a sucker for a good underdog story. last night it was their own football team that overcame all the odds. the eagles beat the new england patriots to win the trophy for the first time. and with a back—up quarterback who nearly gave up the game entirely. nick foles got his chance in december when the regular quarterback sustained a season—ending injury. on sunday night, facing the patriots' tom brady, one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, foles came of age. throwing three touchdowns and even running one in himself. voted the most valuable player on the field. fairytale stuff. jane 0'brien is in philly. lucky you. what a party they had last night. they certainly did. todayis last night. they certainly did. today is officially won they i don't know if it is going to be a state annual holiday but it is hilarious here because this city is suffering

on trial over the gunfight that led to his arrest. 0n the first day of his trial in brussels, salah abdeslamt make him a criminal, and that muslims were "judged mercilessly". the transport secretary chris grayling has announced that the company stagecoach, which operates rail services on the east coast main line, has suffered significant losses and that he's ending its contract. let's get more on this developing story from our business editor, simon jack. what's happened, and what does this mean for passengers? stagecoach owns 90% of the franchise which runs the east coast main line, virgin owns the rest, they already ivirgin owns tgg £52; tigg glgggg said when they 7 , ivirgin owns tgg £52; tigg glgggg said when g bid = said ash“. the? his fefééifi which 555i 5h5h 5h5¥r 515 455555555 which is the i557 they said we got our sums wrong, we é— they said we got our sums wrong, we want out enlu they said we got our sums wrong, we i they said we got our sums wrong, we m out % they were going to want out only. they were going to let the magic 2020. this evening the transport secretary says it is mu

on the first day of his trial in brussels, salah abdeslam said that his silence didn't make him a criminalpremacist who planned to carry out a machete attack at a gay pride event in cumbria has been convicted of preparing an act of terrorism. 20—year—old ethan stables was arrested after police were tipped off when he posted details of his plans online. here's our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani. ethan stables, self—confessed neo—nazi. for more than six months, the 20—year—old planned a white supremacist attack in barrow—in—furness. online, he spread hate. in the real world, he bought weapons and recorded this shocking video. it's just like gay people. much nicer when they're on fire. in a series of frightening posts, he told fellow neo—nazis on facebook that he would attack this pub, hosting a gay pride night. i'm going to war tonight, he told them. i'm going to walk in with a machete and slaughter every single one. some readers encouraged him, but one replied, that's not right, ethan. he posted this reconnaissance picture and signed off, i'm fighting for what i believe in. my

the only surviving suspect in the 2015 paris terrorist attacks, salah abdeslam, has gone on trial inold the court, "i am not afraid of you, i am not afraid of your allies — i put my trust in allah". gavin lee sent this report. under armed guard and tight security, salah abdeslam, once one of europe's most wanted men, being driven to court this morning in brussels. gunshots the 29—year—old is alleged to be the sole survivor of the paris attacks in 2015, when multiple locations were targeted and 130 people were killed. police traced abdeslam's movement in the hours after the attacks to a service station near the belgian border, but he went into hiding. finally arrested in brussels four month later. salah abdeslam has been in prison for almost two years and allegations about his involvement in the paris attacks are still to come to court. but here in brussels, he's been driven from a french prison to face a separate case about allegations of attempted murder, when police officers came to a safe house attempting to arrest him, here in brussels. she speaks french this footage shows a simi