and they are already one matchup in the test series in sri lanka anyway.ebsite. that's bbc.com/sport. see you next time. goodbye. hello once again, thanks forjoining me. let's get you right up to date with how we see the next few days or so across all parts of the british isles. storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it. some of the gusts were really quite disruptive. this was the damage as seen in muirkirk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western part

and west indies bounce back to finish strongly on the opening day of their first test against sri lankaport of spain. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis news from the french open. the world's elite players are gradually being wittled down to the final few and we now know the semi—finalists in the women's draw, after victories on wednesday for simona halep and garbine mugaruza. but we'll have to wait for the men's line—up, as heavy rain brought about an early end to the day as austin halewood reports. it was the clash that everyone at roland garros wanted to see that match the looks so good on paper failed to deliver, garbine muguruza taking the first set from moray —— maria sharapova. the russian enjoyed a few days off after serena williams but the rest seemed to her more harm than good, shara perare but the rest seemed to her more harm than good, shara per are garlanded outplayed in little more than an hour after garbine muguruza cruised into the last four. election is a lot of things better than i did. she was aggressive, she had a lot more depth on the ba

he was on 125 when the hosts declared on 1114—8 and sri lanka lost three quick wickets to finish on 31, we all know about the long rivalry between the england and australian cricket teams, but it might surprise you to learn that the first australian cricket team to tour england back in 1868 was made up entirely of aboriginal players. well, to mark the 150th anniversary, teams made up of indigenous australians are back in london, retracing some of their predecessors steps. from the oval, chris slegg reports. a photo—op with a link to the distant past. australia‘s aboriginal tea m distant past. australia‘s aboriginal team today... and the 1868 side. the first australian to sever to tour england. without them, the ashes might never have been born. at the lord‘s today the current generation learned more about their ancestors. probably australia‘s greatest untold sports story in terms of what they had to overcome to get here. it‘s been really, really interesting and we‘re incredibly humbled to be here taking it all in. the team was brought to england despite some protests in australia. cont

in sri lanka curry usually means to fish not the spice. his cool robbie carey uses not only the stem but also the leaves. there are hundreds of different ways to make curry using vegetables meat or fish curries are common in sri lankan cuisine. in this island country in southern asia people typically eat with their hands food is served luke warm or cold. folk tradition also like conditions are usually spicy the spices used often have a medicinal effect. rice is one of the staple food stuffs it's served with every calorie. we have been with another we use these curry leaves. in every dish or everyone. that. these curry leaves serve to detoxify the body. they have a very unusual taste they smell good and they're also very healthy you can buy them here in berlin but only in specialty store slogans but. they're just out there starts to be done actually has spent more of his life in germany than in sri lanka the only thing he hasn't got used to is the german weather. i have on and i believe me no going around the neck with a lot of the crown. a

that's not starts to be done actually has spent more of his life in germany than in sri lanka the only thing he hasn't got used to is the german weather. i run. no one around the neck with a lot of the background. and with that we wrap up another week of your own back so you can always keep up with the show on facebook or on instagram from me and my wonderful produce. well as always thanks for tuning in and listen you're right back here next week if. you. want to. thank the beauty. of. the book. submitted. for sarah well this morning from. i join her on a journey of musical just cover my musical home to fill morning in berlin one hundred one musicians only use the clubbers not professionals from thirty different countries formed a very special orchestra the b. field orchestra conducted by simon rattle. is tina's detox. this is this occasion and depositor of the horn tell was. the fin of a fish that's good for soprano it's. all of us forces of ionic researcher investigates nature's own high tech to inspire his own pioneering work in medical technology. the animal kingdom is a treasure t

sri lanka lost three wickets to just 1a runs early on day four.— wicket. but a half—ce ntu ry taking a stick —— wicket. but a half—century and a 62 provided some stability to sri lanka's innings of. in day for they have a lead of 287. that is all we have time. the much more for you in the next hour. i now. —— bye for now. after a fairly cloudy weekend, some of us will be waking up to decent sunshine first thing on monday morning. not everywhere. the weather for the week ahead, summer will return to southern and central part of the uk. certainly warming up by tuesday and wednesday. the north, however, unsettled with some rain. this is what is happening right now. still a lot of cloud in the atlantic. it is pushing in the direction of the uk. during the course of this morning in the afternoon, clouds in some areas will increase after that bright and sunny start. we have cloudy and south—eastern and southern areas. mist and murk as well. six o'clock, largely clear skies in many western and northern areas. through the morning, we will see a atlantic w

that's not starts to be done that she has spent more of his life in germany than in sri lanka the only thing he hasn't got used to is the german whether. iraq had absolutely no one around the neck of a lot of the. and with that we wrap up another week of your own back so you can always keep up with the show on facebook or on instagram from me and my wonderful produce. merrill as always thanks for tuning in and was me right back here next week. from. a. few of the beauty. of. the be. submitted. to. the but i'm going to. let. you. guys one of the most important. that is a morning on. from stockbroker to self-taught painter he remains a stranger to himself back into the world. the story of a life long search. go count i am a savage. confusing the game don't look at. global inequality. what is the quality mean in a global economic did well. when differences become disadvantages. something this city needs or at least. go to the media please join the discussion and have you'll think that it's going to have a less liberal media form twenty eighteen plates made some on this and. they make a co

and sri lanka beat west indies by four wickets to win the third and final test in barbados and level the series at 1—1. hello there and welcome to the programme. plenty to get through. we start with news from the fifa world cup in russia, and there were plenty of twists and turns on tuesday. argentina scored late to salvage their campaign and progress to the last 16, meaning heartache for nigeria. while elsewhere, denmarkjoined france in the knockout stages after playing out a goalless draw — the first of the tournament, and olly foster has been watching. we're had another one of those walcott knights here in russia. argentina had just minutes left before they would be packing their bags to home, before a winner extended their stand not doubt nigeria. —— stay and knocked out nigeria. —— stay and knocked out nigeria. it was almost unthinkable. argentina lose and they were out of the world cup. in lionel messi's pursuit of greatness, now was the time and he did not disappoint. after too much weight, the magician announced himself in russia. belief, but just as argentina announced himse

but play has now resumed with west indies chasing sri lanka's first innings total of 253.his evening for his final round of the us open. at the beginning of the day, he had a four shot lead at shinnecock hills. but we've had a remarkable moment in the last half hour. we know many players have been strugglig with the difficulty of this course in new york state. it seems to have got to even one of the most experienced players in the field. look at this, phil mickelson chasing after his ball and hitting it back towards the hole as it was about to roll down off the green. it gets him a two shot penalty, and it's understood he could decide to withdraw from the tournament. andy murray will play for the first time in almost a year when he makes his comeback from hip surgery at queen's next week. the three time grand slam winner will make his long awaited return to the court after having the operation injanuary. and coming through a training session yesterday. he'll play nick krygios in the first round. which will be his first competitive match since wimbledon last year. and in th

but play has now resumed, with west indies chasing sri lanka's first innings total of 253.evening for his final round of the us open. at the beginning of the day, he had a four shot lead at shinnecock hills. and remarkably, johson is the only player in the whole field under par as it stands. ——johnson. england's paul casey has been among the first players out in new york state this afternoon, he got himself up and running with an early birdie at the fourth to move him to five over par, still nine behind the leader. andy murray will play for the first time in almost a year when he makes his comeback from hip surgery at queen's next week. the three time grand slam winner will make his long awaited return to the court after having the operation in january, and coming through a training session yesterday. he'll play nick krygios in the first round, which will be his first competitive match since wimbledon last year. and in the semi—finals of the nottingham open, british number one johanna konta is currently one set up against defending champion donna vekic, with play suspended

the constitution doesn't allow this kind of acts anymore now living in sri lanka and now living in sri lanka and also he was seen as a hero of the environment but of course what you're alluding to there is that these twelve hundred islands we have got over the whole history of islam militia cause a group called role that over over centuries the the critical coverage between judiciary and the executive yes we've got a new constitution in two thousand and eight here which for the first time in more deals guaranteed fundamental rights of the people and also for the first time separated the three powers of government my sense of it is that we came out with a constitution that is mostly theoretical you know without a basis in the practice of politics in the motives the country that has gone through years and years of authoritarian rule with patronage playing a very important role and now suddenly you have a constitution that looks like you know you were in the u.k. or u.s. in fact it was a hybrid constitution or with elements of an executive presidency and the parliament system westminster

but last year in lieu of the debt, sri lanka agreed to give china a majority stake in the port. have marched through the capital kampala, demanding police action over a spate of rapes, murders and kidnappings, targeting women. janey mitchell reports. stop the rapists! anger over the murder of more than a0 women in kampala since last year has boiled over into the streets with demands for justice for the victims, many of them young and mothers and whose cases remain unsolved. what sort of society are we living in where 42 women are dead and we are asking what they were wearing, how many boyfriends they had? that is such a rape culture and victim—blaming mentality. among the marchers, ambassadors from the us and france, demanding improved security for staff who are afraid to go out. translation: this violence is intolerable. i am side by side with ugandan women for better protection, because women are the backbone of society. critics say the police response has been inadequate, accusing the ugandan force of devoting too many of its resources against opponents of the country's long

sri lanka captain dinesh chandimal has been banned for one test for ball—tampering against west indiestaining the residue of something he had in his mouth to the ball during the second test in st lucia. chandimal, who pleaded not guilty, has been banned by the international cricket council for the final test in bridgetown, which starts on saturday. england's women get their tri series against south africa and new zealand underway on wednesday. the opening match in somerset will see new zealand take on south africa before mark robinson's side play the proteas on the same day, at the same venue. you want to win, that's the first thing. you don't heading to anything without the ambition to win. i would got to start to fine tune what our best combination is, batting order, things like that. there is a lot of cricket before we go to the west indies. we haven't actually played much as an international team. some have played in the kf celled but we just had a heavy duty quoted —— quota of 50— over cricket so try to play now before you depart, the better. a first return to the tennis court for

monday, west indies pace trio of shannon gabriel, kemar roach and jason holder had helped restrict sri lankal at the time. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. whether you like it or not, there is absolutely no end in sight to this hot spell we are experiencing right now and it is a heatwave, temperatures will remain well above average for the rest of the week and into the weekend as well. monday was the hottest day of the year so far, 30 degrees celsius, and many of us experienced temperatures in the high or mid—20s and the jet stream is way to the north of us across iceland there, rushing into northern scandinavia with a bit of a dip here into the mediterranean. we will talk about what that means for the med in a second but as far as we're concerned, high pressure dominating the scene stretching into scandinavia and the whole of west and central europe and southern parts of scandinavia will be warming up so through the early hours, very little happening on the weather front. all the weather

the west indies have beaten sri lanka by 226 runs the claim the first test in trinidad and tobago, withictory coming on the final day. having been set a world record target of 453, the tourists lost four wickets before lunch, and didn't last much longer after it either. kusal mendis the only man to put up a real fight, but when he was out for 102, the hosts secured victory shortly after. the second match of the three test series starts on thursday in saint lucia. gabrieljesus, neymar, and philippe coutinho scored as brazil swept aside austria 3—0 in their final world cup warm—up game in vienna on sunday. manchester city strikerjesus opened the scoring on 35 minutes before neymar, making his first start since february, doubled the lead midway through the second half. while barcelona midfielder, coutinho, added the third goal shortly afterwards for brazil who haven't lost since june 2017. a run of 10 games, and have kept 16 clean sheets in 21 games since tite took over injune 2016. dustinjohnson has reclaimed the world number one position with a six stroke win at the stjude classic in mem

the second test between the west indies and sri lanka ended in a draw after the final day in st lucia jason holder's side were 147—5, chasing a target of 296 to win, when play was brought to a premature end. kraigg brathwaite's unbeaten 59, with support from shai hope and captain jason holder, ensured that the showers which came in the final session, coupled with deteriorating light, eliminated the sri lankans' chances of levelling the series. washington capitals coach barry trotz has resigned, less than two weeks after leading them to their first stanley cup title. trotz spent four seasons at the capitals, and triggered a two—year extension to his contract by winning the stanley cup. however, the capitals and trotz were unable to agree a deal for him to stay as coach. media reports have suggested the financial terms of the deal were below market value. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but, from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good morning. there's somewhat of a battle of the air masses across the uk at the moment. to the

and west indies bounce back to finish strongly on the opening day of their first test against sri lankanis news from the french open. the world's elite players are gradually being wittled down to the final few and we now know the semi—finalists in the women's draw, after victories on wednesday for simona halep and garbine mugaruza. but we'll have to wait for the men's line—up, as heavy rain brought about an early end to the day as austin halewood reports.

and sri lanka beat west indies by four wickets to win the third and final test in barbados and level the programme. plenty to get through. we start with news from the fifa world cup in russia, and there were plenty of twists and turns on tuesday. argentina scored late to salvage their campaign and progress to the last 16, meaning heartache for nigeria. while elsewhere, denmarkjoined france in the knockout stages after playing out a goalless draw — the first of the tournament, and 0lly foster has been watching. we're had another one of those walcott knights here in russia. argentina had just minutes left before they would be packing their bags to home, before a winner extended their stand not doubt nigeria.

the ground some of the shows us that the sri lanka england test match will not last the four or five days to be said. for they come up with something i'm not sure i go without but it's a mystery if you don't. welcome back as we look at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia there is a frontal zone which is pushing through kazakstan and is becky stan so we could see some showers in both our marty and touch count also the risk of showers on the southern side of the caspian sea so tehran may see the old shower during the day temperatures not too bad pretty hot in baghdad elsewhere some very heavy showers across central eastern parts of turkey sending into the caucuses a chance of thunderstorms here i mean some flash flooding around the eastern side of the mediterranean generally the city wanted to showers around but it will be a fair amount of bright weather pleasant in beirut once again with highs of twenty six it's fine here in the arabian peninsula obviously pretty hot with temperatures in the forty's in many areas but up to forty four in riyadh i would not fa

over seas the condition of the pitch of gold was sri lanka play international matches and you see. it. in tikrit explains how he prepares a wicket for boatless. he. began to. look. at the role of the. indian mendez is a professional sri lankan cricket and another of maurice's accomplices. only. for that yes but he could only be. boring if. yeah it's a. serious illness if. you can be. pretty good. for the ball tends. to give over the past yes. ok the last five exactly right. the match fixes have to get their work done before inspectors and cricket's governing body the international cricket council are right to check the pitch. for the. burn in our american flag. but i know. these are to see and say. but there is a technique that the i.c.c. inspectors do not detect. landing. gear for just. what it would be in prison for. the extra pressure applied with the special brush damages the pitch makes it more difficult. a batsman . indeed trusts only a few members of the ground stuff. but. in deep a sudden he leaves the room he's nervous. he worked all week. but i don't believe. in two thous

and how these kind of things play out and we heard from a lot of different speakers a speaker from sri lanka a speaker from burundi speaker from venezuela talking about the moves that they're taking regarding social media and news and sharing free speech but also stopping terrorism and i got up and i talked about the pressure that's been placed on this t.v. network r.t. and how it kind of shows a little bit of hypocrisy on the part of our leaders in the united states and the remarks were very well received by those in attendance many are very interested in the controversy surrounding r.t. in the usa. caleb op and thanks and if folks are interested in caleb's moscow remarks you can find them at youtube dot com slash r.t. america us chicken joint tyson foods the largest meat packer in the u.s. is acquiring to come suppose l.l.c. in a play to enter the organic chicken market tysons has been on a buying spree since two thousand and thirteen is acquired jimmy dean and ballpark hot dogs given that organic chicken sales have increased nationwide by twelve percent in the past year walk conventional

in protest, sri lanka didn‘t take to the field for an hour, when they did, they had a discussion withe‘ll make his competitive return from hip surgery at queen‘s next week. he‘s been drawn to face nick kyrios in what will be his first competitive action in almost a year, having come through a practise session in london yesterday. murray had surgery on his injured hip back in january. it looks like he is moving well for 110w. that‘s all the sport for now. back with more on sportsday at 6:30pm. now it‘s time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week‘s cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? we have 0cean‘s eight, stanley a man of variety, a passion project of timothy spall, and rupert everett‘s the happy prince which is an ode to the last days of oscar wilde. 0cean‘s eight, is it fun? it is fun. i went in feeling rather ambiguous about it, because actually, the ocean sequels have got progressively worse. this is an all—female gang planning an audacious jewellery heist. they want to steal a famous nec

advised on brazil chile georgia greece on douras italy kazakhstan mexico the republic of korea serbia sri lanka tunisia ukraine the u.k. and the us regarding engagement with the treaty bodies i welcome the submission of longstanding reports to the committees by bangladesh couple verdant central african republic guinea mali mauritania. tonga and zambia. also to applaud the targets accession to the covenants and afghanistan's accession to the optional protocol to the convention against torture and other cruel inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment my office stands ready to support them in efforts to implement these commitments to ensure respect for their people's rights and i urge other countries which have not ratified these and other human rights treaties to do so. mr president in a number of areas i am heartened by significant progress regarding access. during my second mission to. in april i was impressed and encouraged by the prime minister's commitment to undertake reforms that could well advance the rule of law and respect for fundamental human rights and principles including a broa

from agricultural produce, metals, and clothes shipped from bangladesh, india, and sri lanka.ome products like soybeans will no longer be taxed at all. this comes five days before the u.s. tariffs on $34 billion worth of chinese imports take effect. now back to brent and a noteworthy, even poignant royal visit. brent: that's exactly right. with all the world cup action going on right now, britain's prince william has been getting into these. -- into the spirit. he is in israel right now and he took the time to watch a football match. the prince was a definite star of the show and he put his football skills to the test, much to the delight of onlookers. for many visitors to jerusalem, it is tradition to get a tattoo to commemorate a visit to the holy land. that is not on the agenda for william, but one tattoo artist claims his family has tattooed three members of the british royal family, albeit 300 years ago. and he thinks he has just the design for prince william. reporter: in this tiny tattoo shop in j jerusalem, a tradition takes center stage. here, christian pilgrims, tour

really can't afford to borrow, and then foreclose on that loan just like happened -- anybody know the sri lanka issue? that's where the chinese basically gained ownership. what's going on here? the point is that this is a long list. over 50 ways that china engages in these acts, policies, and practices with the goal of advancing their own economic dominance, which has in itself military implications. and this is what we're up against when we're basically trying to build an international trading order based on free, fair, balanced and reciprocal trade. so this is -- i simply present to you this as facts, challenge these as facts if you will. i welcome that challenge. if this matrix accurately describes the industrial policies, acts, and practices of the chinese government, if that is true, then you can understand the structural challenge we face in trying to move to a better place down the road in terms of having a trading system that works for everybody. because if you're in a negotiation -- i'll leave you with this. if you are in a negotiation and you take 25 of these off the table in a succes

including agricultural produce metals and clothes shipped from bangladesh india laos south korea and sri lanka some products like soybeans will no longer be taxed asshole the announcement coming five days before the u.s. tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese imports take effect. meanwhile tears threatened by president trump on vehicles built to broad could end up hurting u.s. consumers costing them billions of dollars every year as according to estimates from the washington based alliance of automobile manufacturers it calculates the navy's of up to twenty five percent would work out that an average five thousand eight hundred dollars more per vehicle e.u. e.u. or to make it a feed the terrorist will impact exports to the us they can import around one million vehicles a year washington has no such an investigation into whether those imports constitute a threat to national security. and our financial correspondent daniel corpus at the frankfurt stock exchange for us daniel chung continues to threaten car terrorists how much could they potentially hurt. well her head and i whil

south africa, sri lanka and a qualifier complete the group.y need this sort of pace up front. look at it go... this furry friend making an appearance duirng a women's match in canberra. it wouldn't be moved even with a little effort. but looking as comfortbale between the sticks as it was marauding down on goal. it required a bit more effort to get that match under way. it is certainly something oddly foster is in dealing with in russia. back to you as you continue the build—up to the two group b - tonight. the two group b games tonight. thank you. pretty useful between the sticks. we have these two matches in group b in saransk and colin ingram. the crucial one is portugal against iran. -- the crucial one is portugal against iran. —— kaliningrad. you can see iran. —— kaliningrad. you can see iran taking on portugal. spain will be playing morocco. morocco are already out. iran and spain needing just one point to get to the last 16. uruguay topping their group after beating hosts, russia. temperatures are building here. we are in the midst of a

labor justice surveyed hundreds of women working in the supply chain factories in bangladesh india sri lanka in the media and. the coalition gap h. and m. and a wal-mart to take immediate action to tackle what they call the systematic exposure to gender based a few women face while at work so about eighty percent of garment workers worldwide are women that's according to the world bank and a large number of women working in asian closing factories are migrants. reports of poor standards and japanese them. supply factories come as the brands try to stay ahead of consumer trends h. and m. recently launched a range of modest clothing aimed at shoppers looking for less revealing clothing it follows a twenty fifteen eighteen m. campaign which broke the mold by featuring a model wearing his job but some critics say a name is just window dressing when conditions in some of their factories remain hostile to women fashion writer and activist has to be tweeted just last week a new report from global labor justice shows yet again gender based abuse in fast fashion this time specifically at h. and m. an

we went in in a big way in sri lanka when the civil war ended. children were in war zones. war ended. the majority of children were in war zones. we war ended. the majority of children were in war zones. we believe very much that when parents move either across borders or within countries when you have crisis like the refugee crisis, parents want to note tomorrow will be better than yesterday. they inevitably say they wa nt yesterday. they inevitably say they want education for their children. if children is a critical years, there is no chance, no going back. so we are proud to work in a lot of places where children in need as including in our most recent launch last november in jordan. what you -- is your view of the situation on the mexican border? personally i am against that policy because i believe that when the people flee across borders it is usually for a really and sometimes scary and horrible reason, they are fleeing disaster, they are fleeing war, economic situations and we are building trauma on top of trauma. families have gone thro

cricket says will continue to build on their first innings on day two of the first test against sri lanka in trinidad later they lost early wickets on day one in port of spain they hear of camorra did the most damage week with the ball taking three wickets for the hosts fought back captain jason holder and wicket keeper shane dow rich put on a ninety round stance they were two hundred forty six to six at the close and finally a baseball fan is going viral after a lucky catch the san diego padres were taking on the atlanta braves when a woman in the stands got more than she bargained for in her drink she called a foul ball in her cup and won some fans. and that is all useful for now more later marty thank you very much indeed well that's it for this hour dizzier news our lower they will be in this chair in just a minute or two so don't go away stay with us here at out to sarah. yes i want to know if you were there. to see. so is there not. to bunches at the top to bottom in the first episode of a two part series al-jazeera investigates the world of performance enhancing drugs . sports dopi

the west indies have beaten sri lanka by 226 runs the claim the first test in trinidad and tobago, withkets before lunch, and didn't last much longer after it either. kusal mendis the only man to put up a real fight, but when he was out for 102, the hosts secured victory shortly after. the second match of the three test series starts test series starts on thursday in saint lucia. that's all the sport for now. thank you. processions have been taking place all over the uk to mark the 100th anniversary of women getting a limited right to vote in britain. chi chi izundu has been following today's marches in the footsteps of the suffragettes. music they followed in the footsteps of the suffragettes of a century ago. in belfast, they started at the titanic quarter. in cardiff, their procession passed through the city centre. and in edinburgh, they marched towards hollyrood park. it's been a great opportunity to find out more about our own history and name some of the women. there are so many, many women who have great stories. all of these women, it is amazing, but especially to represent tho

including agricultural produce metals and clothes shipped from bangladesh india laos south korea and sri lanka some products like soybeans will no longer be taxed at all the announcement comes five days the u.s. tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese imports take effect. meanwhile tires threatened by president trump all vehicles beltre group could end up hurting u.s. consumers costing them billions of dollars every year that is according to estimates from the washington based alliance of automobile manufacturers it calculates that levies on of up to twenty five percent would work out at an average of five thousand eight hundred dollars more per vehicle e.u. automakers fear the latest tariffs will impact exports to the u.s. they currently importer around one million vehicles a year washington has launched an investigation into whether those imports constitute a threat to national security. india's economy is growing rapidly but it could be growing even faster if it weren't for the country's crumbling roads railways and utilities which are in dire need of investment now the gove

pretty much on track encouraging —— going across parts of india and sri lanka.typical of this time of year. pushing temperatures up to 50 celsius. new delhi remains hot and sunny for the nastiness. colombo seem cloudy skies with heavy thundery rain. closer to home this weekend. we will see fewer thundery showers. a lot of sunshine. this is bbc world news, the headlines. president trump says the summit between the us and north korea is back on, on june 12th in singapore. his announcement came after a meeting at the white house with a senior north korean official. the european union says it will impose duties on american goods including harley davidson motorbikes in response to us tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium. but the eu says it wants to avoid a trade war. the man chosen to lead italy's government, giuseppe conte, has been sworn in as prime minister, ending a period of political deadlock. the leaders of two anti—establishment parties who nominated him will serve as ministers in his government. but as one prime minister arrives in italy, in spain, it's

including agricultural produce metals and clothes shipped from bangladesh india laos south korea and sri lanka some products like soybeans will no longer be taxed at all the announcement coming five days before u.s. tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese imports take effect. back over to sara now. thank you so much allan that we just have time now for a quick reminder of the top stories that we have been following for you here at g.w. a u.s. federal judge has ordered that children separated from their parents at the mexican border must be requestion of the patients for any breaking news you can also use that to send us photos and videos that you feel are newsworthy and you can watch this program on live stream. and with that you are up to date now on you i'm sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching have a great day. for the focus on. reliable what do you. do the distance for. the moment. a little. everything money in sweden trust. truism also applies to economics. because distrust is a battle that. creates a climate. and those are contracts. mean to sign a loss of

it has dropped off in the last 12 months but sri lanka, a destination that would have had previous challengesme, but thank you for coming in. very interesting. in a moment we'll take a look through the business pages but first here's a quick reminder of how to get in touch with us. stay up to date with all today's business news on the bbc‘s business live page. insight and analysis from oui’ live page. insight and analysis from our team of editors around the globe. and we want to hear from you as well. get involved and the bbc‘s business live web page. 0n as well. get involved and the bbc‘s business live web page. on twitter we are at bbc business. and find us on facebook. business live on a tv and online. what you need to know, when you need to know it. your comments have been coming in thick and fast. mike amey from pimco joins us again to discuss. 0n on this question of uk children having smartphones in schools, the culture secretary is appealing to headteachers, confiscate them and ban them. your thoughts? the challenge that you've got is, do stu d e nts challenge that you've got is, do st

united states has led the way in bringing the human rights council around to look at north korea sri lanka and other abusive situations bit by walking away we don't want the keys to basically be handed over to countries like china which has a very poor record on human rights and would like to use the council as a tool to shield itself from criticism saudi arabia could do the same or some of the other some other powerful countries that might try to turn the human rights council into a playground for them we certainly don't want that so we hope that the u.s. will remain engaged in some level after what walking away from it this is certainly possible but we don't know and they didn't make much indeed they didn't give much indication that they would be coming back to help the council on some of the issues that they care about like north korea syria and some of the others unfortunately the u.s. is placing protection protecting israel from criticism for its abuses over all else thank you for taking time to speak to us live the shop and united nations director for human rights watch thank you. no

resources talking about israel than it has about north korea yemen south sudan sudan and darfur and sri lanka combined but that has that bias it's not a perception that a bias against israel isn't not a reason to leave the human rights council it is a reason to reform and work with the council and in fact when item seven was perth placed on the agenda the reason that it wasn't blocked by european union states was it was hoped that the discussion of israel and palestine would be contained to those two days that the session since it is not contained to those two days in israel is raised in all sorts of other agenda items many countries have sent can stop to engaging with item seven so there are ways around it and the us knows that there are ways around it but this is almost a good excuse and a good national populist excuse for the us walking out of the room you know what you think the chances are that the united states might go back in again they left before under george w. bush when he was a republican president but they chose under obama to join up and sign up to the statues one more time. i

ghats is going to be wet temps and bank of the twenty nine some heavy showers are likely here to sri lanka's looking pretty wet elsewhere not quite as hot as it has been in delhi for instance with temperatures of forty three forty four degrees but still it is very hot indeed across in the arabian peninsula temperatures are high and they should be really this time of year forty two degrees and we also got some pretty high humidity making him feel somewhat uncomfortable. to some anonymous politician to others an alleged war criminal who was responsible for the murder of constable statesman oliver of one of each what does it reveal of the sectarian divide within this ten year old country and how was it afflicted relations between prishtina belgrade kosovo people and our investigation on al jazeera. welcome back a quick look at the top stories this hour catalonia is new nationalist government has been sworn in ending madrid seven month direct rule of the region the capital and president has pledged to achieve independence and a direct challenge to spain's new prime minister petra sanchez yemeni

more very heavy downpours there lightly during the day on choose day also plenty of showers across sri lanka and for the northeastern states of india through bangladesh and nepal for the northern parts of india though in pakistan it does look a mostly dry it's also pretty hot the new delhi they're getting to forty four degrees. the i.m.f. said riyadh's a brief even oprah's twenty eight team is likely to be a road eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. for help and now we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. welcome back and let's get a reminder of the top stories say on al jazeera jordan's king abdullah has appointed a former world bank economist as prime minister after honey and locate resigned following days of protests against i.m.f. backed austerity measures rescuers in got some on last searching for survivors comfortable coming corruption on sunday to look at least thirty eight people it's the most violent eruption of the four a go volcano in more than fourteen years and has been out ran