the coroner in charge of the case said that releasing certain information from the security service andnational security. 22 people were killed in the attack, which was carried out paris metro walkers have walked —— workers have walked off the job, sparking transit delays as commuters search for other ways to get to work. most of the city's lines have shut down completely, while the others are severely disrupted. that is according to the city's transit operator. some of the evidence at the inquest into the suicide bombing of an ariane grande concert in manchester in may 2017 is to be kept secret. the coroner in charge of the case said that releasing certain information from the security service and the police might jeopardise national security. 22 people were killed in the attack, which was carried out by a british man with family in libya. 0ur correspondentjudith moritz said the coroner gave a lengthy explanation of his decision. quite fulsome detail, because now it is still the case that inquests into how 22 people were killed here at the arena are yet to be held, we have had pre—inqu

the coroner in charge of the case said that releasing certain information from the security service andolice might jeopardise national security. 22 people were killed in the attack, which was carried out by a british man with family in libya. our correspondentjudith moritz said the coroner gave a lengthy explanation of his decision. yes, quite fulsome detail, because now it is still the case that inquests into how 22 people were killed here at the arena are yet to be held, we have had pre—inquest argument, and the coroner has been looking at arguments about whether some evidence should be heard in private. the inquests are due to start in april next year, that will be nearly three years since the attack, and the families of those who died have lots of questions, including whether the attack could have been prevented, and whether the security services knew about the movements of the bomber‘s family beforehand. today they found that they won't hear all the relevant evidence. lawyers for the security services and the police have argued that to make some of it public could pose a risk to na

the coroner in charge of the case said that releasing certain information from the security servicesonal security. 22 people were killed in the attack, which was carried out by a british man with family in libya. 0ur correspondentjudith moritz said the coroner gave a lengthy explanation of his decision. quite fulsome detail, because now it is still the case that inquests into how 22 people were killed here at the arena are yet to be held, we have had pre—inquest argument, and the coroner has been looking at arguments about whether some evidence should be heard in private. the inquests are due to start in april next year, that will be nearly three years since the attack, and the families of those who died have lots of questions, including whether the attack could have been prevented, and whether the security services knew about the movements of the bomber‘s family beforehand. today they found that they won't hear all the relevant evidence. lawyers for the security services and the police have argued that to make some of it public could pose a risk to national security. lawyers for the

lawyers for the security services and the police have argued that to make some of it public could poseemanded full transparency, and they say the authorities are seeking to withhold the information are the same authorities that stand to be criticised. the coroner, sirjohn saunders, has agreed that there is a risk to national security, in fact he said that to make the information public could help terrorists carry out similar atrocities and make them harder to prevent. and so it is now thought that rather than holding inquest, instead a public inquiry will be held. despite its name, that sort of inquiry means that some evidence can be heard privately. this is bbc news. the headlines: britain's borisjohnson says he's "cautiously optimistic" about a brexit deal as he prepares for his first face—to—face talks with the european union next week. the desperate housewives star felicity huffman is sentenced to two weeks in prison forfraudulently securing a university place for her daughter. the number of people killed as a result of domestic violence in the uk, is at its highest level for five

last despite a crackdown by military chief guide salah who had ordered security services to block people entering the capital the protesters want to so see it's a former president of the lizzie's bit of flicker removed from power for any elections are held the rights group amnesty international says dozens of demonstrators have been arrested over the past 10 days. twitter says it's removed more than 4 to half 1000 political spam accounts being used to target catarrh in a coordinated campaign the accounts were based in the united arab emirates and egypt twitter says the fake profiles push content critical of catarrh while promoting saudi arabia's government twitter has also suspended the account of former saudi royal court advisor aside any who's been implicated in the murder of the washington post journalists. britain's bricks that secretary has expressed optimism following a meeting with the european union's chief negotiator in brussels stephen barclay says there is a common purpose between the u.k. and the e.u. to see a withdrawal agreement in place by october 31st the talks between ba

mike pompei a secretary of state saying that he could sign off on the deal quotes from from the security services in the u.s. and form a general saying this is not the way to go also concern from the afghan government which is basically being left out of these talks because the taliban refused to talk to them but they have great concerns at the speed in which these negotiations would be going and they feel that the americans to be promising too much to the taliban for too little in return so what does this mean for the peace process. the taliban have responded officially they say they're going to have a high level meeting to talk about this but if you see the way they've been acting throughout this whole peace process from over the last year and they've had 9 meetings with the u.s. negotiator there's a killer heels that they've always carried on the military aspects on the ground right up until now i think we're going to see an escalation as if the taliban is going to reinforce its position reinforce its bargaining position because there is a very strong position especially in the rural areas but

lawyers for the security services and the police have argued that to make some of that public could poseency and said that the authorities seeking to withhold the information at the same authorities that stand to be criticised. the coroner said there is a risk to national security and he said that to make the information public could help terrorist to carry out similar atrocities and make them harder to prevent and so it is now thought that rather than holding inquest, instead a public enquiry will be held, despite its name, that sort of enquiry means that some evidence can be heard privately. 0k, judith, thank you. it's an incredibly destructive greenhouse gas, that can seriously damage the atmosphere. sulphur hexa—fluoride, also known as sf6, is used to prevent fires and accidents in electrical equipment, in power stations and wind turbines. but if it leaks the consequences for the environment are severe, and levels of sf6 in the atmosphere have increased sharply in recent yea rs. across the eu leaks have been equivalent to the emissions of 1.3 million extra vehicles on the road in jus

lawyers for the security services and the police have argued that to make some of it public could posed full transparency, and they say the authorities are seeking to withhold the information are the same authorities that stand to be criticised. the coroner, sirjohn saunders, has agreed that there is a risk to national security, in fact he said that to make the information public could help terrorists carry out similar atrocities and make them harder to prevent. and so it is now thought that rather than holding inquest, instead a public enquiry will be held. despite its name, that sort of enquiry means that some evidence can be heard privately. three teenagers have been arrested after a 17—year—old boy had been stabbed to death outside a kentucky fried you can shop in central london. police we re can shop in central london. police were called to edgware road on tuesday afternoon. the teenage victim, joseph becker, was taken to hospital but later died. scotland ya rd hospital but later died. scotland yard said to 16—year—old boys and an 18—year—old man were arrested on suspicion of murd

him as a lenski fulfilled his election promise to bring home $22.00 ukrainian sailors and 2 security service agents we have to do all the steps to finish this horrible war and it really. by being easy to feel for him. things will get better thank you very much thank you we'll leave you the sailors on board 3 ukrainian vessels were captured here in the courage strait 9 months ago after russian warships opened fire on them the kremlin says they illegally entered russian waters near the crimean peninsula which russian troops seized and annexed from ukraine in 2014 since then the kremlin backed separatists have been at war with ukrainian government forces in eastern ukraine at least 10000 people have been killed since the fighting began 5 years ago he cranes recently elected president the lenski says he wants to revive peace negotiations with russia he's been seeking support from european leaders recently and he's spoken to president vladimir putin by phone the prisoner exchange could be an important step towards further tentative talks this what is being seen as a victory for both presidents pu

suggesting that he was well a cia informant for more on that he referred journalists to the russian security services the denial king from across the atlantic from the united states for instance the secretary of state might from pale a does what bush claims calling the reports factually inaccurate and adding fuel to the flames here is the fact that the whereabouts of small and cove and his family are world still unknown. the mystery of what happened to a group of soviet hikers in the euro mountains back in 9059 is still puzzling minds today now you too can explore the various theories surrounding the death of pass incident that's thanks to a special project launched by artie's video agency ruptly. the project allows you to follow that track for each day you can explore what the group did maps and also what they wrote discover more about the finding found on their bodies the various theories as to what exactly happened so about interaction. into the shoes of one of the team members as they walk along the route and then on your preferred version of what happened after you've weighed up the evidence. lo

the relationship with the russian security service, don't 20 too much into detail, was, i assume stillis with russian intervention in american elections tenuous even after 9/11. there was a lot of talk about we face common threats etc.. i don't think the russians were a great partner even after 9/11, the prospect that they would be extremely helpful on a tactical level which is what the cia needed, i don't remember -- a great question and i will have to ask my friends. i don't remember that coming up at all. we started strong, thank you. i never thought about that. everybody else to do that, that would be great. >> thanks so much for your fascinating story. is somebody who grew up, i was in first grade in 2001, it is really something to hear from somebody who was there, a fully formed member of the intelligence community making hard decisions, without the tragedy of that day. i'm really curious to know if in your view you think counterterrorism is on its way out? i know these days the discussion is really, rightfully, focusing on great power competition and domestic instances of what c

the rioting crowd to seize the kiev city administration building breaking into a car of the security service of ukraine it looked like tatyana was more interested in making news than reporting it and gaining name recognition that could be turned into votes for her struggling political career in the opposition party fatherland she gave the world media a christmas present in 2013 when she was cruelly beaten by unknown assailants on the road despite the fact that in just 3 days all the suspects were arrested and confessed to beating tatyana during a road rage incident world media kept insisting upon the political background of the crime instantaneously tatyana became a heroic martyr uniting people around her image the beating coming and the political turmoil in ukraine this is drawn if protests your own my done was once again center stage and tatyana in less than 2 months after the assault she was already healthy enough to attack the office of party of regions the party of victory on a covert each month due to the jealousy much in the people in mind that a look at this and i did little to switc

him as a lenski fulfilled his election promise to bring home $22.00 ukrainian sailors and 2 security service agents we have to do all the steps to finish this horrible war and have them really. by being decent to feel him. things will get better thank you very much thank you we'll leave you the sailors on board 3 ukrainian vessels were captured here in the courage strait 9 months ago after russian warships opened fire on them the kremlin says they illegally entered russian waters near the crimean peninsula which russian troops seized and annexed from ukraine in 2014 since then the kremlin backed separatists have been at war with ukrainian government forces in eastern ukraine at least 10000 people have been killed since the fighting began 5 years ago he crane's recently elected president the lenski says he wants to revive peace negotiations with russia he's been seeking support from european leaders recently and he.

the security service of ukraine had evidence that on that night in was in contact with opposition leader yatsenyuk where they discussed the clearing of mind on on the pretext of installing the annual christmas tree news media reported that the riot police cruelly attacked the students peacefully sleeping in their tents but scenes from the event seem to tell a different story it appears that the protesters were waiting for the police additionally there were dozens of journalists and cameramen from all the new public t.v. news outlets prepared to cover the events and most ominously a group of well trained young men arrived to mind on almost simultaneously with the riot police. they infiltrated the crowd and began provocations with insults stones and torches. the right sector in ukraine represents a part of the ukrainian population that has often favored fairly extreme right wing positions they had militias that came especially during the may den protest. there were groups that were being shipped into kiev where they would provide the muscle in effect for the demonstrations so the demonstra

never thought t such a brutal attack could t take place so easilyly here in germany, where the security services, the popolice, and the law are among the strongest in the world. reporter: on august 23, khangoshvili was crossing this park in berlin to visit a mosque. and then on a bicycle approached him from behind and fired several shots. the alleged gunman fled, but w w soon c caught. the identntities of the two men are under suspicion. the victim, zelimkhan khangoshvili, was buried in his home country, georgia. he belonged to the minority chechen community there. until 202005 he had been a commander in the second chechen war against rususa. it put him on moscocow's list of wanted terrorists. an attempt hadad been made on hs life for years ago. -- four years ago. >> i think he was killed because of his role in the chechen war. all these prproblems started whn he came back f from the war. reporter: the name of the alleged gunman is for teens call off according to his passport. you rockck in germamany possibly using - -- he arrived in germany possibly using a fake identity. the assassination may

a spokesperson for the russian federal security service said the two schooners were spotted poachingmato bank in the sea ofjapan, which lies between the korean peninsula, russia and japan. isreal‘s not the only country where forming a government is complicated. spain is facing another general election, following an announcement by king felipe that no political leader has enough support to form a government. the sociliast prime minister, pedro sanchez, has been unable to reach a deal with rival parties. in more sporting news, sarah thomas, a former cancer patient, has reached her goal of becoming the first person to swim the english channel continuosly four times. the 37 year—old, from colorado, set off on sunday, and completed the stunning feat of endurance, after swimming for sa hours and ten minutes. this week, we're reporting on the grim situation in afghanistan, where peace talks have collapsed and there's been a spike in violence. on tuesday, there were two separate suicide attacks that killed 48 people. the taliban have said they were behind both blasts, but the organisation in

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also told him to withdraw to not try and it turns out that they had told him that the iranian security. services where at his parents' house putting pressure on his dad so of course when you're in that sort of situation you don't care you're going to do anything to protect your family so is it getting any support for his position from the outside sports world yeah so the international judo federation for example they have thrown their complete support behind him they've even said that will help him to do anything in order to make it to the summer olympics next year so you know he might even though they might prompt they will probably help him compete under the refugee flag or some sort of neutral fact we don't know but he might still get a happy ending so we'll just have to wait and see if we hope for the best for him i mean her talking to the media of the supposed to thank you and you can find out more about the former judo and champion understand of what they had on. dot com. the fighting the heat and humidity in the olympic games in tokyo next summer could be a big challenge with sweltering t

followed him as a lenski fulfilled his election promise to bring home 22 ukrainian sailors and 2 security serviceagents we have to do all the steps we need these horrible war and of them to really. by being easy to feel for him. again thank you very much thank you we'll leave you the sailors on board 3 ukrainian vessels were captured here in the courage strait 9 months ago after russian warships opened fire on them the kremlin says they illegally entered russian waters near the crimean peninsula which russian troops seized and annexed from ukraine in 2014 since then the kremlin backed separatists have been at war with ukrainian government forces in eastern ukraine at least 10000 people have been killed since the fighting began 5 years ago he cranes recently elected president the lenski says he wants to revive peace negotiations with russia he's been seeking support from european leaders recently and he's spoken to president vladimir putin by phone the prisoner exchange could be an important step towards further tentative talks this what is being seen as a victory for both presidents putin and zel

whether or not he was a cia informant he referred to the jerk here of journalists to world to the security services of russia the denial of the king from the american side for instance might come pale called while he rubbished those reports saying outright that they were factually inaccurate and basically the cia denying that that person ever did any work for them and contributed in any way when it comes to the intelligence but still there's a lot of hype in the media and adding fuel to the flames is the fact that the whereabouts of small and of and his family are still unknown. parties it goes down of bringing us the latest thank you that's our global news wrap up for now but i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest thanks for tuning in. live. leg. live. live. live. live live. live . live. live. oh. please. live. so. slim. please. and very well welcome to you watching us inside us. of the day there are good dentists and. the bad news in the united states. the good. lord in syria the cia and the us military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assas

a spokesperson for the russian federal security service said the two schooners were spotted poachingg another general election, following an announcement by king felipe that no political leader has enough support to form a government. the sociliast prime minister, pedro sanchez, has been unable to reach a deal with rival parties. us officials say they've identified the exact locations in iran from which they believe an attack on saudi oilfacilities was launched on saturday. the broadcaster, cbs, says more than 20 drones and cruise missiles were fired. iran insists the projectiles came from houthi rebels in yemen. 0ur correspondent david willis joins us for more. the us keeping up the pressure on the run? very much so and administration officials claiming to have pinpointed the locations in southern iran from which they believe drones and cruise missiles used in saturdays attack on saudi arabian oil facilities were launched. now given the satellite images that the us released over the weekend, appeared to show the maximum damage on at least one of these all installations, being on the

a number of arrests have taken place, but there have been reports that the number of security serviceshe giletjaune. the 45t h protests. —— the giletjaune. the 45th weekend of these giletjaune protests. we a re 45th weekend of these giletjaune protests. we are watching this closely, we will bring you more on that in a moment. but there have been accusations that there has been a lot of heavy—handed tactics by police, the parisian police. more as and when we get it. the time is 2:15pm, a reminder of your headlines on bbc news. jeremy corbyn has quashed an attempt to oust tom watson as the deputy labour leader, a row which has overshadowed the start of the party's conference in brighton. the travel firm thomas cook has approached the government for emergency funding as it tries to avoid going into administration. iran reacts defiantly in response to the us sending troops and missile defence systems to saudi arabia and the uae, after last week's attack on saudi oilfacilities. and coming up — we find out why england's national parks say they want every schoolchild to spend a night "under t

him is and then ski fulfilled his election promise to bring home 22 ukrainian sailors and 2 security service agents we have to do all the steps we need this horrible war and it really. by being easy to feel for him. because we're going to thank you very much thank you we'll leave you the sailors on board 3 ukrainian vessels were captured here in the current strait 9 months ago after russian warships opened fire on them the kremlin says they illegally entered russian waters near the crimean peninsula which russian troops seized and annexed from ukraine in 2014 since then the kremlin backed separatists have been at war with ukrainian government forces in eastern ukraine at least 10000 people have been killed since the fighting began 5 years ago he crane's recently elected president the lenski says he wants to revive peace negotiations with russia he's been seeking support from european leaders recently and he's spoken to president vladimir putin by phone the prisoner exchange could be an important step towards further tentative talks this what is being seen as a victory for both presidents put

plus they have intelligence and security services already on the ground to augment the police's roletching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: despite a government clampdown, kashmir is in ferment. we have a special report, six weeks after the indian government revoked the region's special status. also on the programme: 0tters are the latest social media trend injapan — but conservationists say they're not pets and demand is pushing them towards extinction. 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. there is people alive and there is people not alive. we just can help and give them whatever we've got. a state funeral is being held for princess grace of monaco at the church where she married prince rainier 26 years ago. it looked as though they had come to fight a war, but their mission is to bring peace to east timor, and nowhere on earth needs it more badly. the government's case is being forcefully presented by monsieur badinter, the justice minister. he's campaigned vigorously for the a

agreements with all 5 to rolling over trade deals roughly 189000000000 of exports and imports create security services agreements around the world we have increased the capacity of our buddhahood for strength and the resilience of our ports both stood our freight capacity and worked with meticulous detail to ensure the uninterrupted supply of critical goods including medicines we will be ready mr speaker yes we will be ready yet mr speaker i returned from the g 7 with real momentum in the back to russia i want. i want i want to return from next month's european council in a similar way with a deal with a deal that this house can debate i'm scrutinise and indorse in time for the pasha on october the 31st witnesses because there is one step that would jeopardize whole the progress that we have made in the g 7 had around the capitals of europe and that is if this house were to decide. that it was simply impossible for us to leave without a deal and to make that step illegal have the full shot my that's what they want was my decision to force us that's what they want to feel sauce too big to force us to b

followed him as an end ski fulfills his election promise to bring home 22 ukrainian sailors and 2 security service agents we have to do all the steps to phoenix this horrible war and have them relate. by being easy to feel for him. things will get better thank you very much thank you we'll leave you the sailors on board 3 ukrainian vessels were captured here in the courage strait 9 months ago after russian warships opened fire on them the kremlin says they illegally entered russian waters near the crimean peninsula which russian troops seized and annexed from ukraine in 2014 since then the kremlin backed separatists have been at war with ukrainian government forces in eastern ukraine at least 10000 people have been killed since the fighting began 5 years ago he crane's recently elected president the lenski says he wants to revive peace negotiations with russia he's been seeking support from european leaders recently and.

been attacked consistently by the nato led and then you know the last few years by the afghan security services so in the city is the perception of a peace deal with the taliban and how it's received is entirely different to how it might be viewed and ok perceived in the rural areas although afghans as a total they do want an end to violence but i think that particular draft looked like it was giving the taliban upper hand and the taliban could actually sell it as a as a product that shows that they have actually succeeded that they've beaten the world's heaviest superpower and all those kinds of things you can create a narrative in your favor from johnny b. some american diplomats cautioned against the deal particular when it comes to withdraw prior to any comprehensive settlement with the taliban saying that it could be catastrophic leading to further an arche in afghanistan isn't this a realization that the. pleas from those exposed that the americans are giving too much to the taliban in exchange for a permanent deal well i think the most important part of that the deal as it's been structu

that he was well and a cia informant for more on that he referred journalists to the russian security services the denial king from across the atlantic from the united states for instance the secretary of state might from peo did rubbish the claims calling the reports factually inaccurate and i ding fuel to the flames here is the fact that the whereabouts of small and cove and his family still unknown. ok thanks staying with our team to national you are right up to date i'll be back with more hope to see you in half an hour. is the best twenty's you know there were no laws really on wall street and the abuses were huge and the market one way and people began to look at the stock market as the proxy for the economy people are getting wealthy because their stocks are going up and they do if they quit their jobs they just become speculators and so this is what happened now people are saying look the economy the real economy is terrible no jobs they've been shipped overseas and i'm nothing left of the day trading and the market goes up therefore i'm being productive but it's obvious. you should. p

holders and ended up behind bars in russia 22 ukrainian soldiers and 2 members of the country's security servicesthey were captured by the russian navy which opened fire on their 3 boats here in the kurdish strait 9 months ago russia says they legally entered its waters near the crimean peninsula seized by russia from ukraine in 2014 a british. let me draw your attention to the fact that they trespassed in russian territorial waters which were russian even before crimea joined the russian federation that is in the place where russian territorial waters have always been. the courage strait gives the only access to ukrainian ports in the sea of as of. but it's now largely under russian control and tensions in the region are high. in july this russian tanker was seized by the ukrainians who said it had been involved in the capture of their sailors the russian crew were later released president putin had been pressured by the european union and the united states to release the sailors an international tribunal had also ordered russia to immediately release the men and their ships the kremlin refused

minister and the other one was during an olympic committee president that day told him that iranian security services are at your parents' house so they were putting pressure on the family that dad to get his son not so the i mean and if you have that kind intimidation what's your family and of course you're going to give up a match of course you're going to lose it all withdraw ok finally just briefly. mr miller you getting any support from the sporting world outside of iran so the international judo federation have publicly supported him they have even set that go try to make it make his dream come true of competing at the tokyo games perhaps under a neutral all of refugees flack would just have to see but his sporting dream might not be over yet alina thank you so much a limo talking from v.w. sports and you find out much more about the former judo world champion and his standoff with tehran on our website w thought call. for time tennis grand slam champion kim clijsters is coming out of retirement again she's 36 now and hasn't played competitively for 7 years but feister says she is ready to chal

intelligence services, a flagship for us, this company was helping zambian, but also ugandan security servicesl types of social media, of people like us, i am one of the campaigners for democracy in uganda. china is building infrastructure, helping us to advance, but at the same time, it doesn't mind if the people it's dealing with, governments like that of uganda, are killing us, they are torturing us... but who am i to ask a country that has no democracy, that really violates human rights every day, that's china, to ask it to respect human rights when dealing with uganda or africa? david, your take on all of this? my parents were communist, so when i was a child, there was a lot of talk about soviet union and china, and i remember actually arguments going on in the kitchen when the soviets and the chinese split about who was right about that. one of the funny things about the 70th anniversary is what are you actually celebrating on the 70th anniversary of the communist takeover? why that anniversary? because the country palpably is not communist, not in any sense that anyone would recognise