salah abdeslam runs away over the roof.about the significance of the case. this is a very well motivated judgment. it clearly underlines the nature of the behaviour of those people. it clearly underlines the context of the paris and brussels attacks and makes a very good motivated judgment to say that we as a country do not accept such behaviour and we punish them severely. that was the lawyer of the police officer who was heavily injured in that attempted ca ptu re. heavily injured in that attempted capture. after heavily injured in that attempted ca ptu re. after sala h heavily injured in that attempted capture. after salah abdeslam was captured, there was the brussels attack not to be carried out by the same terror cell is attacked in paris. they were spurred into action earlier because of the capture of salah abdeslam. this is the first important case in a series of cases to come, the main one is i see in paris which is unlikely to happen until 2020. a seventy year old woman has been named as one of the four britons kil

three officers were injured in a shootout as they tried to arrest salah abdeslam in 2016, four monthsnesday, the government suffered defeat on the eu withdrawal bill in the house of lords — when peers voted in favour of staying in the customs union. as a result, mps will get a chance to debate the proposal on thursday. that‘s a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 10.30. let‘s get the sport news now with azi farni. thank you. mohammed salah has won the professional footballers association player of the year award, the egyptian international beating harry kane and david silva amongst others in the boat by his fellow players. he‘s scored 31 goals in the premier league equalling the record for a 38 game season. fran kirby won the women‘s player of the year award scoring 22 goals in all competitions and she was one of five players from unbeaten women‘s super league leaders chelsea to be short listed. her award came hours after chelsea‘s defeat to wartburg in the first leg of the champions league semifinal. the blues got off to the perfect start, downhill from there, a66 perfect start,

salah abdeslam was found guilty of attempted murderfor the injuries to three police officers who weret him in brussels. he's still awaiting trial in france over the deaths of 130 people. police in tennessee have arrested the man suspected of entering a waffle house restaurant in nashville and shooting dead four people with an assault rifle. travis reinking fled the scene after he was disarmed and dragged outside by a customer. he'd been on the run since. president macron of france has begun a state visit to the united states, the first of the trump presidency. he and his wife brigitte were welcomed to washington by donald and melania trump. a statement from the white house says both leaders have great respect for each other and will have candid discussions. 0ur paris correspondent, lucy williamson, is travelling with the french president. well, symbolically, he has already achieved quite a lot. it was mr macron that drove up here to the white house, not theresa may, not germany's angela merkel, and this is really an official recognition of his close friendship with the american leader

salah abdeslam was convicted after being found guilty of the attempted murder of police officers in thes currently in custody in france where it is expected he will stand trial in 2020 for his role in the paris attacks. a memorial service marking 25 years since the racist murder of black teenager stephen lawrence has taken place in london. prince harry and his fiancee meghan markle attended the service, where they met the murdered teenager's mother doreen lawrence, now a peer sitting in the lords. and the government has announced that from now on a national commemoration of stephen lawrence will take place every year on april 22nd. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it wasn't the moment for royal baby remarks. this was something more solemn, the remembrance of a live cut short and a murder which still has an impact a quarter of a century after it occurred. prince harry and meghan markle, who has known racism in her life, took their seats for the memorial service to stephen lawrence. across the aisle was stephen's mother doreen and his younger brother stuart. prince harry

in the subsequent shootout, of the three people inside, one terror suspect was killed, salah abdeslamirly heavy police presence here. but as people check, the legal teams and the journalists are coming in, people check, the legal teams and thejournalists are coming in, we know that salah abdeslam will not be arriving in court this morning. he has told his lawyer he does not want to attend. he doesn't have truthful is he faces 20 years imprisonment if he is found guilty, but he is still wa nted he is found guilty, but he is still wanted in connection with and is still being spoken with in connection to the larger trial. he briefly appeared in february when he said this was an anti— muslim court and he would use his silence as his defence. we expect the verdict in the next two hours. gavin, you have shown us the high levels of security than that. that kind of international interest will there be in this case? well, if you step back from this, this is part of a much bigger investigation, notjust salah abdeslam, we do get a sense of his guilt in attempting to kill these police officers, b

the only surviving suspect in the 2015 paris attacks, salah abdeslam, has been found guilty of attemptedelgium over a gunfight that led to his arrest. he's been given a jail sentence of 20 years. abdeslam is presently in a french prison, awaiting trial for his role in the islamist—inspired attacks which left 130 people dead. our europe correspondent damian grammaticas reports from brussels. 2.5 years on from the paris attacks, the first jail sentence for the surviving suspect. sala up their slam's defence team by the early with family of some of those who had died in the attacks. translation: it is important to be here because of the victims have the right to the truth and to see justice done. not here to see justice, abdel slam himself, he refused to attend. he had appeared at the opening day of his trial, he refused to stand for thejudge, his trial, he refused to stand for the judge, refused to his trial, he refused to stand for thejudge, refused to incorporate. the trial focused on a gun battle thejudge, refused to incorporate. the trialfocused on a gun battle in brussels when police

salah abdeslam is jailed in france, and awaiting trial in the attacks that killed 130 people.elgian court convicted him, and an accomplice, in a shootout with police in brussels, in march 2016. they were eventually captured. deadly protests in nicaragua have prompted the u.s. state department to shut down part of its embassy operations. it's also ordering relatives of diplomats to leave the country. more than two dozen people have been killed in rioting over plans to overhaul the welfare system. nicaragua's government has now cancelled the proposed changes. on wall street, the dow jones industrial average lost 14 points to close at 24,448. the nasdaq fell 17 points, and the s&p 500 rose a fraction of a point. and, there's a new addition to , e british royal family. kae duchess of cambridge, gave birth today to a boy, her third child. just hours later, she and ftince william he london hospital with the newborn prince. he is fifth in line to the british throne. there's noord yet on his name. still to come on the newshour: iran's foreign mister warns the u.s. not to withdraw from

salah abdeslam's defence team were here early, with families of some of those who died in the attackse justice done. not here to see justice, abdeslam himself — he refused to attend. as for knox guilty of belonging to a terrorist group and attempting to murder the police officers, as long with an accomplice without receiving 20—year sentence with no chance of early beliefs. —— he was found guilty. a good motivatorjust to say that we had the country do not accept such behaviour and that we punish them severely. his lawyer said he would now consider whether to appeal. he still faces a separate trial in france waite is up in the paris attackers and discarding his own suicide vest after it failed to detonate. most of you will know the upset and the euphoria that being a sports fan can bring. it seems the upset counts for more. this is new research from university of sussex which has found that the negative emotions caused by sport are stronger than the positive ones. here's rylee carlson to explain the story and the research. this is an app called mapping is, with the sound bite. to map y