hitler was enraged and ordered gerbils to come to the over salzburg. it's not clear if these film recordings by of a brown show gerbils arrival that day or during another visit the sheriff forced goebbels to separate from his lover and for bade him to have any further contact with the actress the marriage with mugdha had been preserved for reasons of state gerbils did as he was told. this photo of the one nine hundred thirty eight new years party shows the furore and eva grounds kweisi marital relationship hitler the professed vegetarian got his own menu which eva brown put into her photo album. the results the dictator got during the traditional fortune telling games were not documented. nine hundred thirty nine was the turning point in hitler's rule he had achieved one success after another rearmed germany and incorporated the zod region the sudeten land and the hold of all. astraea into the third reich even his opponents agreed that he would have been the greatest german since bismarck had he died at that point but the dictator wanted war so in fact

when the weather is good there is a superb view toward salzburg from there. nearby borman had a tea house built for hitler. albert spare later recalled at the coffee table hitler often like to lose himself in endless monologues. of a brown film to talk with national youth leader balder fun shut off from a respectful distance albert share was one of the most frequent visitors he moved with his family to a house close to the barrack off in one nine hundred thirty eight and was good friends with eva brown he claimed after nine hundred forty five that she took advantage of her position like all other prominent collaborators of hitler only a few resisted the temptations of being in his entourage hitler didn't really resist this development spare later recalled his specific style of leadership led to increasing loneliness believed he said he thought hitler was unable to form normal human relationships in hundreds of talks spare said he covered topics like fashion dog breeding theater and film operetta and it stars sometimes hitler fell asleep during his own monolog

a celebration took place head over salzburg the bride enjoyed her big day. fake a line was considered a womanizer and christa schroeder believed that he rather liked the idea of being a kind of brother in law to the furer. eva supposedly said i'm grateful that fagan line married my sister now i'm somebody. now i'm figure lyons sister in law. at the great hall of the back of the dictator posed for a group photo with the newlyweds eva brown wasn't in the picture. later when fake a line fled the furious bunker in april nine hundred forty five hitler was to have him arrested court martialled and shot. for the wedding banquet at the care of stein martin borman had food and drinks served from the bare cock still bulging storage rooms three days after the feast the western allies landed on the beaches of normandy it was the final phase of the second world war. hitler left for eastern prussia leaving abel behind when she received the message about the attempt on his life on july twentieth one thousand nine hundred four she had a nervous breakdown the slightly injure

soldier had caught him in the act carmen fagan line became persona non grata at over salzburg. in the late summer of one nine hundred forty four eva brown went swimming with her cousin again she always gave a happy go lucky impression. these diflucan. of fire and her happiness was so garish it was obviously fake it does feel. does that i realise that it was only a facade. it was what i felt needs to cover up things that shouldn't be seen by others. after a swim the small group sundays that can shine plateaux. the women even smoked which was frowned upon in hitler's presence eva brown liked to smoke a lot just to annoy her partner she apparently often hummed to the american song smoke gets in your eyes she only became interested in the war's progress when the allies reached the borders of nazi germany. yet as foolish ignobly at this again she completely ignored it until one day when we were at the tea house. dogs in the dozen i saw a radio there and said that i wanted to move out of my room and into the teahouses the house he's on at. them which she agreed and she just remarked

another leader she's been meeting here in salzburg.ay be sympathetic, but, and it's a big but, when britain says you must blink first, they tend to stand solidly together and say "no, after you". so, for mrs may, tonight's mozart, a serious fairytale, offers an escape and her holiday in italy does start tomorrow, but it's only an interval before the hardest bargaining britain has ever faced. james robbins, bbc news, salzburg. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the us high school students are relu cta nt to the us high school students are reluctant to share their conservative views, due to criticism from their peers. the us space agency, nasa, has ordered an investigation after confirmation today that astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armagh. once an everyday part of the soldier's lot — drudgery and danger — now no more after four decades. if one is on one's own in a private house, not doing harm to anyone, i don't really see why these people should wander in and say you are doing something

when hitler wasn't at the over salzburg eva retreated to the little house in munich that the furor had given her as a present she and her mother francisca and sister gretel held big parties there. her father fraîche also reconciled himself to the fact that his daughter's relationship would remain a marriage without a certificate eva brown still edited short films from her color film recordings which were then screened at the back off going for walkies is the title of this short sequence she most likely shot in early one nine hundred forty advancer borger street in munich. from the beginning of april nine hundred forty the dictator took up residence at the back off again for months hitler had been planning his war against france the furor was confident that if he could achieve victory before great britain gained a foothold on the european mainland the british would have to sue for peace in the meantime the dictator was focusing his attention on scandinavia. hitler had ordered detailed plans to be drawn up for military action on the norwegian sea. on april ninth one nine hundred forty op

the over salzburg at the beginning of one nine hundred forty eight of brown went on a skiing tour with the adjutant's she had been cut off hitler's lover for almost ten years but only few in the immediate circle knew of their relationship the twenty seven year old had long accepted the fact that she could only live in the shadows in fact eva brown was a very unhappy woman. she was in good nick a very good mission but and she lived in a golden cage she wasn't even particularly good and. she was caged in. if you or sylvia unique and it's perfectly natural to be unhappy in such a situation. well you can express yourself resign so why matters the oceans why marmot she had already tried to take her life twice before me once with a pistol and once with sleeping pills as one who for whom i think those attempts were a cry for help and it worked in so far as hitler cared more about her after that was into films with. the war changed everything when hitler stayed it opens on spared the alpine residents became the furore helped courtier the furors headquarters after defeating poland hitler was pl

british police have just announced that two people who fell critically ill near the market town of salzburg were poisoned with the russian nerve agent nobody choke it is the second such poisoning in recent months after a former spy and his daughter were also attacked a british counterterrorism police are leading the investigation and they are citing the visited what site rather where the couple visited we understand those sites have been cordoned all we understand that the u.k. chief medical officer also saying that the risk to the. general public from this incident remains tonight we're everything right now to get a line to our correspondent in london we're going to go to her as soon as we can until then we're going to move on to the other top story of this evening and that is the moment that they had to flee for their lives four years ago so-called islamic state took over the north of iraq and invaded the homeland of the a religious minority for many it's spelled there do you know c.d.'s are followers of an ancient religion with more than half a million believers in northern iraq around f

another leader she's been meeting here in salzburg.lem for theresa may is this — some other eu leaders may be sympathetic, but, and it's a big but, when britain says "you must blink first", they tend to stand solidly together and say "no, after you". so, for mrs may, tonight's mozart, a serious fairytale, offers an escape and her holiday in italy does start tomorrow, but it's only an interval before the hardest bargaining britain has ever faced. james robbins, bbc news, salzburg. there's been more protests in iraq as demonstrators rally against widespread corruption and social inequality. on friday, thousands of people took to the streets of basra and other cities across the country, calling for political change. stefan levy reports. for three weeks now, angry protests have rocked basra. the southern city is iraq's main oil hub, home to over 70% of its reserves. but few living here reap the rewards. people lack basic amenities like clean water and electricity. jobs are hard to come by. these placards read "i want my rights, i want my c

james robbins, bbc news, salzburg.sts in iraq as demonstrators rally against widespread corruption and social inequality. on friday thousands of people took to the streets of basra and other cities across the country, calling for political change. stefan levy reports. for three weeks now, angry protests have rocked basra. the southern city is iraq's main oil hub, home to over 70% of its reserves. but few living here reap the rewards. people lack basic amenities like clean water and electricity. jobs are hard to come by. these placards read "i want my rights, i want my country." rallies over these issues are not new, but this time around the unrest has been more widespread. protesters are demanding reform to. the parliamentary quota system installed after the us invasion of iraq in 2003. translation: the government are making the same promises time and time again, and they tell you that they could not fulfil demands because of the quota system. the prime minister cannot even meet the smallest demand. i challenge him to

james robbins, bbc news, salzburg. contracts with private firms running probation services in england and wales, after admitting they‘ re not providing value for money. the probation service was split in two under reforms implemented in 2015, by the then justice secretary chris grayling. but now all the private contracts will end in 2020, two years early, at a cost to the taxpayer of 170 million pounds. tom symonds reports. lunch, shortly to be served in this 0ldham community centre. but back in the kitchen, the staff are also serving sentences. this is community payback. you have criminals working for you here. is that a bit odd, what you think of that? it's great, to be quite honest. yeah, it is. we're happy with them, they don't ask us questions, and we don't ask them. i've been sent here because of benefit fraud, so obviously it's payback, isn't it? it's unpaid, but the fact i've been place here, it's an amazing place. you know when you've been convicted with something, you have to do your time, and it's the best w

james robbins, bbc news, salzburg.tion as he attempts to become the first welshman to win the tour de france. he kept all his rivals are baked in the final mountain stage in the pyrenees. it means that only one race day stands between him and the trophy on sunday. 0ur sports correspondent was watching. in the picturesque pyrenees, a vision of calm. just perhaps not in the mind of geraint thomas. you could forgive him some nerves. this final day in a mountain ‘s was key to a long held dream. but like the heat, the climbs were rising. and the worst was yet to come. now they are on to the slopes, the big one. the beast. the legendary col du tourmalet is a 17 kilometre climb that could make or break these cyclists. but here, team sky were holding firm, their progress serena. firm, their progress serene. what goes up, though, must come down and as the mist cleared, so did the big picture. every second counts and roglic takes stage 19. primoz roglic‘s stage win bumped chris froome down to fourth place but a final lung bursti

james robinson in salzburg. our top story this lunchtime.ther at the start of the summer holidays. northern rail is telling people not to travel in yorkshire because of lightning strikes. and still to come... stargazers will get the opportunity to see the longest "blood moon" eclipse of the 21st century tonight. coming up on bbc news, red bull's daniel ricciardo was fastest in first practice ahead of the hungarian grand prix. championship leader lewis hamilton finished fifth and title rival sebastian vettel finish second. north korea has returned what is believed to be the remains of about 50 american soldiers who died during the korean war. the repatriation of those killed in action was a promise made by kim jong—un to president trump during their meeting in singapore earlier this year. the move comes on the 65th anniversary of the signing of the armistice that ended the korean war. laura bicker reports. after nearly 70 years, the fallen soldiers are welcomed home with an honour guard. one by one the small caskets, wrapped in the united nat

in southern england police say they've handled a contaminated item the couple fell ill close to salzburg where russian double agent sergei scruple and his daughter or targeted with the same substance and attack the british government blamed on russia i know that many of you who question whether this incident is linked to the one that is clearly the main line of inquiry we have already seen multiple explanations from state sponsored russian media regarding this latest incident we can anticipate further disinflation from the kremlin as we saw following the souls we attack. the eyes of the world are currently on russia not least because of the world cup it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what has gone on where the latest victims don't sturgis and charlie riley were discovered in the small town of amesbury it's almost thirteen kilometers from the city of souls bree where the script files were poisoned the pair were in salzburg on friday the day before they collapsed samples are being analyzed that the u.k. military's the porton down chemical research lab

to sort of get to what exactly that substance is of course there is a lot of fair around here in salzburg that this could potentially be yet another incident of what happened to the script earlier in the year as well and but as far as the law enforcement is concerned and the hospital there it is business as normal there are areas in salzburg and amesbury which are being cordoned off but police are saying if there are people who need to go to the hospital then the hospital is still a zone where they can go to just not to go anywhere near the areas where there where they have been cordoned off but again this is rankling already very wary soulsby residents who've already seen this already this year barbara. so a go there in souls recently i think you the head of poland supreme court has turned up for work defying a controversial new retirement law of thousands of people rallied outside poland supreme court of warsaw on wednesday in support of chief justice they get it off and the twenty seven other judges also affected by the legislation the new rules came into effect that midnight and they

officials from public health england have urged people in salzburg not to pick up any on known items they also gave detailed instructions for more precautionary measures things like using baby wipes or washing clothes at specific temperature as well you should do that and you will sure close. the baby was the right thing to be doing things i mean maybe why so i wouldn't use them i'm sticking fingers so ridiculous you're not really a baby bunny. anything but this room is that fly about and he says she says and people know somebody that works either at the hospital or down but that's not all the room is one of the remains is that it was something that was destroyed. it is picked up a new thinking it was a recreational drug. in the wake of the ames p. poisoning case some british media outlets have been indulging in a spot of scaremongering claiming an assassination attempt or cyber attack on critical national infrastructure are imminent or courtesy of russia we can cross live to london and r.t. correspondent in the sea a china cannot this is sacred to see what exactly all the media clai

officials from public health england have urged people in salzburg not to pick up any on known items they also gave detailed instructions for more precautionary measures things like using baby wipes or washing clothes at specific temperature. well you should do that anyway. but. baby why. not do it i mean maybe why so i wouldn't use the stick you think it's ridiculous my . baby bunny. remits that fly about and he says she says and people know somebody that they're at the hospital at portadown but what are the remains one of the remains is that yeah it was something that was disregarded that was picked up a new thinking it was a recreational drug it wasn't long before the u.k. authorities started playing the now seemingly obligatory blame russia game moscow to own up it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what is going on it is completely unacceptable for our people to be either deliberate or accidental targets all for our streets parks towns to be dumping grounds for poison you know the all for is still there to the russian state to try the sisters t

james robbins, bbc news, salzburg.n services in england and wales after admitting they are not providing value for money. —— running. the service was split in two by the then justice running. the service was split in two by the thenjustice secretary chris grayling in 2013. there are currently 21 contracts with companies to supervise low and medium risk offenders. now, although private contracts will end in 2020, two years early, and that is at a cost to the taxpayer £170 million. —— off. lunch, shortly to be served in this community centre. but back in the kitchen, the staff are also serving sentences. this is community payback. you have criminals working him. is that a bit odd, what do you think about? it is great, to be honest. yes, it is. i have been sent here because a benefit fraud so obviously, it is payback, isn't it? the fact they have been tastier, it is amazing place. you know, when you have been convicted with something, you have to do your time and it is the best way you can do at. this is privatised probat

meeting to discuss this issue further police say the victims have not been to the same sites in salzburg as screwballs however the couple's from says they began experiencing symptoms a day after visiting the city. in almost. any style it may. say what kind of sound. and then use in this venue and then he came out. when he started acting funny wasn't just brushing against. red brick. and started sweating so. much and make. them. stick around and so. they were full. and then they went off somewhere so they must have some time and i think that's the next thing from what i understand i know but chaka you know i just read up on it. recently and there was quite a detour or a lifetime fairly short period effectiveness period rather rapidly. and significantly when exposed to water either directly or through moisture in the air even if the government did not do the appropriate. clean up afterwards and that's what it may be a link to miriam likely that it could be i hope you know potency that i could actually do some type of harm after four months and i think it's highly unlikely that it that i do

and woman collapse from exposure to a nerve agent in southern england the couple fell ill close to salzburg where a former russian spy and his daughter were targeted with the same substance novacek syrian forces backed by russia pressing on with their offensive to capture the country's southwest they've bombarded rebel held areas around iraq with hundreds of air strikes the u.n. says the lives of three quarters of a million people are at risk. donald trump has accepted the resignation office environment chief off a series of scandals scott pruitt was under fire in recent months for his spending habits and accusations of a misuse of office. you are right up to speed with all the top stories the news continues here on al-jazeera off to my tune is here i will see you very soon. the story of a friendship between a filmmaker and a seven year old girl but this is me. giving to her a few cheap being the syrian war. in the face of deep rooted tension between the lebanese and the refugees. my syrian friend. bisect on al-jazeera. going to say. that in the stuff in the stores. and a high living lives

working on this in the meantime dawn sturgiss partner charlie riley is still in critical condition at salzburg district hospital the intensity of the investigation has now they believe that it is still related to the your original attack that occurred in the script powells back in march that it's not a renewed attack spree and the question is exactly how did charlie rally come into contact with such a dangerous compound in the meantime it's proven to be a real double whammy of bad news for the british prime minister who is not only looking at a political crisis but also one regarding security in this movie quiet corner of southwest england. now the river ports are an israeli attack on an airbase in syria's homs province which have hit before targeting what they say is a large iranian presence there state media says the country's military struck an israeli fighter jet and shot down six missiles as it defended the t. four base israel so far hasn't commented well elsewhere in syria rebels have confirmed that government forces are surrounded opposition held parts of daraa city and that's in spite

an item contaminated with a nerve agent novacek in southern england the couple fell ill close to salzburg where a former russian spy and his daughter were targeted with the same substance the british government blamed that attack all russia into shell reports. the couple remain in a critical condition at seoul's breeze district hospital but police and counterterrorism office is investigating the second poisoning say it's unlikely they were deliberately targeted but were caught up in the fallout from the previous attack the couple dawn sturgis and charlie rally both in their forty's collapse in a house of a mystery twelve kilometers from seoul's break officials at porton down who had it done to fire the nerve agent as novacek say it's designed to be highly persistent five sites are now cordoned off as they trace the couple's movements before they succumb to the poison a park pharmacy house and church are still being searched for any trace of the nerve agent police urging people who also visited these areas to wash their clothes and take precautions britain's counter terror chief warned tha

it's not just sites in amesbury that have been cordoned off but also by geographical coincidence in salzburg as well here at the queen elizabeth gardens not too far away from where the script pals were found when they were poisoned earlier this year. souls free came under intense scrutiny when the screw piles fell victim to poisoning by the nerve agent nabil chalk the british government pointed the finger to russia and a diplomatic rift ensued samples from the victims were taken to the nearby defense research facility at porton down where scientists were able to pinpoint exactly what caused the couple to fall so ill the u.k.'s national health body has said that there is no risk to the public but counterterrorism police have now taken over the investigation as once again this quiet corner of england is plunged into the center of one of the most serious cases of poisoning in recent times sony vaio out zero. point out have reaction from russia so let's bring in rory challenger joins us now live from moscow what are the russians saying. well sam in the last hour the kremlin has come out with som

weapon samples are being analyzed of the military research the bar free pizza shop reports from salzburg the couple remain in a critical condition at source priest district hospital but police and counterterrorism officers investigating the second poisoning say it's unlikely they were deliberately targeted but were caught up in the fallout from the previous attack the couple don't sturgis and charlie rally both in their forty's collapse in a house in a mystery twelve kilometers from salzburg officials at porton down who had it done to fight the nerve agent as novacek say it's designed to be highly persistent five sites are now cordoned off as they trace the couple's movements before they succumb to the poison. a park pharmacy house and church are still being searched for any trace of the nerve agent police urging people who also visited these areas to wash their clothes and take precautions britain's counter terror chief warned that there still remains a low level risk to the general public but through it all the people of saul's be remain surprisingly upbeat i don't think it's put fear

for over a week doctors at salzburg district hospital battle to save the life of dawn sturges to no avail they've now confirmed the death of the forty four year old mother of three who had fallen critically ill after being exposed to what british authorities believe is the same deadly nerve agent known as no b. chalk used to target a former russian spy and his daughter in march i want to express my condolences and those of everyone here at seoul's bridges st hospital to john's family our staff a talented dedicated and professional and i know that they will be hurting too they did everything that they coach. we continue to treat one other individual who remains in a critical condition the circumstances under which sturgis and the forty five year old man charlie rowley came into contact with the military grade substance are still being determined but a tweet from the british prime minister following the news of sturgiss death leaves no doubt as to the nature of the investigation theresa may said i'm appalled and shocked by the death of dawn sturgis and my thoughts and condolences go to her

daughter a man and woman were found unconscious on saturday in the town of amesbury that's near salzburg and you'll be a scrip probably poisoned in march. in iran the revolutionary guards say they're ready to carry out their president's threat to disrupt oil exports from the gulf. has warned of taking action if u.s. sanctions prevent iran from selling oil on the global markets. the syrian government and russia have intensified their bombing campaign in south and province that's according to opposition media strikes escalated after ceasefire talks with the rebels broke down three hundred thirty thousand people have fled their homes since the offensive began more than two weeks ago. in poland the prime minister is defending a new law that forces supreme court judges to retire at the age of sixty five he says the country has. the right to decide its own legal system but the european union is warning the move will undermine the judiciary david chase from warsaw. a drumbeat of defiance was sounding as thousands of protesters converged on the supreme court it was a boisterous reception for the

exposed to this substance by handling a contaminated object the incident happened near the city of salzburg it is the second time that the city has been at the center of a new poisoning in march the former russian spy. and his daughter were allegedly attacked at his home in that town along with his daughter and this is about thirteen kilometers from the house where the couple involved in this new case were fell. on britain's health ministers this poisoning looks like an unfortunate after effect of the earlier incident counterterrorism police are leading the investigation they are trying to determine exactly what happened this is the british couple at the center of a new mystery surrounding an english town charlie rose early and dawn sturgis were exposed to the nerve agent of a child they were taken ill at their home in maine spray on saturday after visiting the town of souls bree the previous day the couple are now in critical condition at salisbury district hospital it's the same clinic that treated former russian spies second script powell and his daughter yulia after they were nearly kil

and woman collapse from exposure to a nerve agent in southern england the couple fell ill close to salzburg you were a former russian spy and his daughter were targeted with the same substance syrian forces backed by russia pressing on with their offensive to capture the country's southwest they bombarded rebel held areas around iraq with hundreds of air strikes at least twenty four people including emergency workers have been killed in a series of fireworks explosions near mexico city it happened in the town of tooltip a short she's known as mexico's fireworks capital donald trump has accepted the resignation of his environment chief after a series of scandals scott pruitt was under fire in recent months for his spending habits and accusations of misuse of office. guatemalan mother is back with each old daughter boston after they were separated at the u.s. border with mexico two months ago immigration officials are using d.n.a. testing to try to reunite more than three thousand children with their parents by tuesday following a recent court order. those are your headlines the news continue

wallace dismissed a report speculation the pair were poisoned with nava chocolate in the city of salzburg back in march 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 police have declined to comment on the report. all right and. bear gets masa joins us now from the british capital appeared at the british security minister says these reports that police have identified those responsible are widely speculative what's the latest. well yes he had sent out a tweet and said that they were ill informed and speculative however it doesn't mean that they are untrue i would say because the present sociate is a respected news agency and it also be the case that the investigators are just not at this point in time where they want to release their formal conclusion so that could be the that could be the reason behind it that officials are just a little bit careful at the moment and i do want to get out with all the information that th

not under discussion by salzburger. just last week a u.s. marine was assaulted in hollywood by left wing attackers because he was wearing a trump jersey and a usa hat. joining us tonight, republican national committee woman for california. great to have you with us. mark simone, radio personality for new york's wor. great to have you both with us. let's just start with your reaction to a scion of the salzburger family, the times die necessitdynasty. i can see him reaching for his snuff box as he said i'm concerned about the potential for violence against journa journalists. >> these guys are totally out of touch. the crocodile tears from the media could be juxtaposed against the media that they slant lies. 90% of the stories against our president are negative. gallop poll earlier this year showed that nearly half of americans don't trust the media. in the backdrop, the only violence happening here on the national stage is members of congress and now a senator encouraging violence against trump supporters. i have a lawsuit here against san jo

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 stay that followed eighteen day ordeal they made their first public appearance yesterday smiling and joking on national t.v. as they shared details of their traumatic experience it was an emotional day

. >> the president tweeted about the july 20th meeting he had with salzburger and salzburger urged the president to stop attacking the media and he tweeted they spend much time talking about the vast amounts of fake news being put out by the media and how the fake news has morphed into a phrase enemy of the people, sad. he has his definition of what fake news is, wrong, right? the question is, i mean, why do this? it was an off the record meeting, right? he puts it on the record by doing this. he's the one who started calling people the enemy, the press the enemy of the people and he's the one that twisted the definition of fake news. why is he now doing this? >> when i read that tweet, who knows -- donald trump is not much of a wordsmith so reading tone into a cluster of donald trump words is a very dangerous game, i thought that tweet had a sort of proud tone to it. i've invented these terms, fake news and enemy of the people, by god the chief representatives of the new yorkers came in and we got to talk about my vocabulary. left out of that tweet is what they were talking object, ou

man and a woman are in critical condition after being found in amesbury thirteen kilometers from salzburg that's where the that's where surrogate and yulia script for were attacked with a nerve agent in march the latest case has been declared a major incident but there is not believed to be a wider risk as north korea improves relations with the u.s. an area of china their borders north korea is seeing a property boom future investors are hopeful of a complete lifting of sanctions on the north in the hopes that there was this will help the dandong region bride reports from there. carrying much of the trade that keeps north korea going the friendship bridge is a good barometer of the state of relations with china and the bridge remains busy despite sanctions there is speculation china is now more relaxed about imposing them given the easing of tensions. and another indicator of business picking up north korean restaurants in dung dong which closed only a few months ago have reopened. i think people are optimistic that once the sanctions are dropped they want to be really well rooted in ind

bethany well in salzburg.stria. there'll be a spectacular sight in the skies tonight, as we witness the longest total lunar eclipse of the century. the moon will pass through the widest point of the earth's shadow from 8.15 this evening. rain clouds and thunderstorms could scupper the view for some skygazers. our science correspondent victoria gill explains. our familiar satellite is heading into our own planet's shadow. tonight, as it rises over the uk at 9pm, the moon will be turned a dusky red as the earth passes between it and the sun. this particular lunar eclipse, or blood moon as it's known, will be the longest this century, lasting for one hour and 43 minutes. you need to be able to have a clear, south—eastern horizon as the moon comes up. see low down to the south—east and then as it rises, you will see it more and more clearly. and then the eclipse finishes about quarter past ten. it's just lit by the light that's fitlered through the earth's atmosphere, which is why it looks this sort of dusky red.

daughter the man and woman were found unconscious on saturday in the town of amesbury that's near salzburg again eunice crippleware poisoned last march. on monday the second of july due to concerns over the symptoms but if the man and the woman would display samples from both patients we said. treat for analysis. following the details analysis of those samples we can confirm that the man and woman have been exposed to the nerve agent. which has been identified as the same agent that contaminated and surrogates from iran's revolutionary guard say they're ready to carry out their president's threat to disrupt oil exports from the gulf hasan rouhani has warned of taking action if u.s. sanctions prevent iran from selling its oil on the global markets syria's government and russia have intensified their bombing campaign in southern iraq province opposition media says strikes escalated up to ceasefire talks with rebels brought down around three hundred thirty thousand people have fled their homes since the offensive began wooden two weeks ago poland's prime minister is defending a new law that f

it's not just sites in amesbury that have been cordoned off but also by geographical coincidence in salzburg as well here at the queen elizabeth gardens not too far away from where the script pals were found when they were poisoned earlier this year. souls' free came under intense scrutiny when the screw piles fell victim to poisoning by the nerve agent nabil chalk the british government pointed the finger to russia and a diplomatic rift ensuite samples from the victims were taken to the nearby defense research facility at porton down where scientists were able to pinpoint exactly what caused the couple to full so ill the u.k.'s national health body has said that there is no risk to the public but counterterrorism police have now taken over the investigation as once again this quiet corner of england is plunged into the center of one of the most serious cases of poisoning in recent times sonny diagonal al-jazeera sold spree iran's revolutionary guard say they're ready to carry out their president's threat to disrupt oil exports from the gulf hasan rouhani has warned of taking action if u.s.

footage filmed in salzburg around the location where this poisoning took place across match that with c.c.t.v. footage at airports they've looked at flight manifests they're said to have either divide these people using face recognition technology and seen them either coming from or going back to russia that's where that stands alongside this investigation of course there's another one into the more recent poisoning and fatal poisoning of dawn sturgis near salzburg they believe she sprayed novacek on to her skin directly from an old perfume bottle her partners in hospital at the present what they'll be trying to find out is where they got this perfume bottle and whether indeed this was the same batch of navi truckers that used to poisonous cripple that in develop investigation will be feeding into the script of investigation it doesn't look as if there might be making progress and since march when the original attack happened against the scrapers the russians have always denied any involvement have they made any comments about. these reports today they have the us the russian ambassad