this is d w news live from berlin accusations fly over an alleged poison gas attack in syria moscow invites international chemical weapons experts to inspect the allege and site of the attack saying it's found no evidence it actually happened this as president trump threatens to strike in syria syrian military targets. meanwhile the office of president trumps personal attorney is rated by the f.b.i. trump lashes out calling it a witch hunt to undermine his presidency. and the poison daughter of an ex russian spy has been discharged from the hospital and taken to a secure location she and her father were targeted in an apparent poisoning attack just over a month ago. i'm sumi so much down there good to have you with us russia has invited an international chemical weapons watchdog to inspect the site of an alleged chemical attack in syria this says u.s. president donald trump threatened imminent military action in response to it aide workers in the town of duma east of damascus say poison gas was used to kill dozens of people in the attack over the weekend moscow said it found no evidence in

in syria moscow says it has found no evidence of an attack this after u.s. president trump threatened an imminent military strike against syria over the incident. now king city is supposed to be the future of urban living in saudi arabia but what is behind the shiny facade column for us that coming right up in business. books. which of british. links to news from africa the world or link to it simply news stories and discussions from own use it is easy to our website to debbie to come smart to come join us on facebook. for. the t.w. truth diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on the football program we go on believe me show you that you care so let's cut our innovations magazine for any. of us from every week and look into the future w. dot com science and research shows. there's. going to be a. china is open to foreign investors that strong big present she's law in at least down debt a key economic summit it appears he's sticking to it but will his actions much choose was also coming up in the u.s. justice department has given t

from berlin russia slams the united states britain and france for launching air strikes against syria moscow called an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council after the strikes targeted allegedly chemical weapons facilities overnight syrian state t.v. has released these images purportedly showing the destruction of western allies say they're responding to the suspected poison gas attack by president assad's forces last week. these are not the actions of a man. they are crimes of a monster instead u.s. president trump denouncing assad and now praising the u.s. military for what he called a perfectly executed attack tweeting mission accomplished. because of awesome welcome to the program a u.n. security council meeting called by russia is now underway moscow is seeking a vote to condemn the united states and its allies for carrying out military strikes on syria russia is demanding that no further strikes will be launched but u.s. ambassador nikki haley told the meeting that the allies are quote locked and loaded just strike syria again if further chemical weapon attacks take place u.n.

britain and france for launching air strikes in syria moscow called an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council after the strikes targeted a legend chemical weapons facilities overnight syrian state t.v. has released these images reportedly showing the destruction the western allies say the strikes are in response to the suspected poison gas attack by president assad's forces last week the u.s. says it's a ready just trying to get if further chemical attacks take place is off the actions of the man. they are crimes of a monster instead president from shown here denouncing assad and praising the u.s. military for what he calls a quote perfectly executed attack tweeting mission accomplished. by maya schwager welcome to the program the u.n. security council has rejected a bid from russia to condemn the air strikes on syria carried out by the u.s. the u.k. and france russia called an emergency meeting of the council over the attacks but representatives voted against the resolution u.s. ambassador nikki haley told the meeting that the allies are ready to strike syria again if furthe

from berlin and russia slammed the united states britain and france for launching air strikes in syria moscow called an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council after the strikes targeted allegedly chemical weapons facilities overnight syrian state television has released these images purportedly showing the destruction of the western allies say the strikes are in response to the suspected poison gas attack by president assad's forces last week and the u.s. says it's ready to strike again if further chemical attacks take place but these are not the actions of a man. they are crimes of a monster instead u.s. president don't trump denouncing assad and now praising the u.s. military for what he calls a perfectly executed attack tweeting mission accomplished. a maverick or a boss and welcome to the program the u.n. security council has rejected a bid from russia to condemn air strikes on syria that were carried out by the u.s. the united kingdom and france russia had called an emergency meeting of the council over the attacks representatives voted against condemning the strikes us ambassado

with moscow right now, would you come over syria ? , would you come over syria? it is worth it, given the stakes? yes, i described the stakes earlier as not wanting to give the green light to the free production and use of chemical weapons in syria, in days and weeks and months and years to come, and frankly anywhere else in the region. and if you paralyse yourself any time... and this was i think the russian ambassador to lebanon, so it is not exactly from president putin himself, but if you pa ralyse president putin himself, but if you paralyse yourself because one russian ambassador says that there will be cataclysmic consequences if you do what you need to do, then i think you are asking for trouble and really limiting your ability to undertake any military action under any circumstances. of course you have to take it seriously, but again, that is why i think for this to be done right you would make it very clear to moscow what your aims are and what your aims are not, and that you are prepared to defend yourself if the russians sh

troops on the ground in syria as moscow would have told you think well in from the very beginning russia was against any foreign troops in syria if they're not invited officially by the syrian government so from what goes if you only russia's and iranian presence on the ground in syria is that you timid because the forces were invited by the syrian government officially so this is the first thing secondly their reality on the ground is another thing so we have. u.s. troops we have to troops on the ground. you know in north syria in south southeast part so basically it's the reality with which russia needs to deal and that complicates the entire entire puzzle here so basically now russia iran and turkey having these trilateral for months trying to address all this issues while turkey being in nato ally of the united states has tensions within the states over. its support to the kurds to the syrian kurds in syria so basically from moscow view as a cd it's kind of like the more arrivals in the equation the harder to resolve it ok let me get a final thought from a high died there in london i

from berlin prashant slams the united states britain and france for launching air strikes against syria moscow called an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council after the strikes targeted allegedly chamomile weapons facilities overnight syrian state t.v. has released these images purportedly showing the destruction the west.

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the un's envoy to syria who was in saudi arabia turkey earlier in the week has now come to moscow next will be a rom de mistura is assessing whether the foreign powers involved in syria's war are ready to restart the un facilitated political process he acknowledged that recent days have been rough we had a very dangerous and very difficult and very tense week and. it priority for the u.n. chick that did it for the sick the general and he coming here and doing dish. in various capitals in very much in moscow is that player. did temperature seven to mr a maybe doing the different grounds with the intention of getting the geneva peace process back on track but there are those who question just how much life there is actually left in this particular u.n. sponsored format people like analyst dimitri from of ski he thinks de mistura is right to still be pushing for dialogue but feels that the scramble for syrian territory by russia turkey iran and the u.s. has changed the game beside. them. the most decisive argument the last one less real forces and troops on the ground. and with bashar al

news live from berlin accusations fly over an alleged poison gas attack in syria moscow invites internationalchemical weapons experts to inspect the allege and site of the attack saying it's found no evidence it actually happened this as president trump threatens to strike in syria syrian military targets meanwhile the office of president trumps personal attorney is raided by the f.b.i. trump lashes out calling it a witch hunt to undermine his presidency. and the poison daughter of an ex russian spy has been.

live from berlin russia slams the united states britain and france for launching air strikes in syria moscow called an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council after the strikes targeted allegedly chemical weapons facilities overnight syrian state television has released these images purportedly showing the destruction of blast.

watching t w news live from berlin russia slams the us britain and france are launching airstrikes in syria moscow called an emergency meeting of the un security council after the strikes targeted the alleged chemical weapon facilities overnight syrian state t.v. has released these images reportedly showing the destruction the western allies say the strikes are in response to this is back to poison gas attack by president assad's forces last week the u.s. says it's ready to strike again if brother chemical attack.

britain and france are launching air strikes in syria moscow called an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council after the strikes targeted a legend chemical weapons facilities overnight syrian state t.v. has released these images reportedly showing the destruction the western allies say the strikes are in response to the suspected poison gas attack by president assad's forces last week the u.s. says it's ready to strike again if her there.

either you news live from berlin or accusations fly over the ledge of the poison gas attack in syria moscownvites international chemical weapons experts to inspect the a legend site of the attack saying it's found no evidence that actually happened this says president trump threatens to strike syrian military targets. meanwhile the office of president trumps personal attorney is raided by the f.b.i. trump lashes out calling it a witch hunt to undermine his presidency and a poisoned daughter of an ex russian spy has been discharged from.

news live from berlin accusations fly over an alleged poison gas attack in syria moscow invites international chemical weapons experts to inspect the alleged site of the attack saying it's found no evidence it actually happened this has president trump threatens to strike syrian military targets the office of president trump's personal attorney is raided by the f.b.i. trump lashes out calling it a witch hunt to undermine his presidency. and chancellor i'm going back home calls for top ministers away on a two day we're treat.

to arrange a visit for chemical weapons experts to the site of a suspected poison gas attack in syria moscow says it has found no evidence of an attack this after u.s. president trump threatened an imminent military strike against syria over the incident. thank you for watching get everyone back in about thirty minutes. to. move. on. casanova writer mathematician doctor of law inventor philosopher ok mr priest diplomat spies and of course the seducer history's most famous lawyer now has his own museum in the heart of the city of lovers and he has seen a magic show called most people. in the multimedia installation that takes you back to eighteenth century venice the romance of the next on d w. pick up. local industry got highlights. what a surprise champions again the mighty bavarians downtown speargun clinched their six title in a row. this celebration in hamburg i picture you michelle king james best selling letters a. sixty. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. google ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like deals to protect the

everything is working, just like it should ♪ charles: a team of weapons investigators visiting syria. moscow to avert and u.s. military strike that could lead to a dangerous war. we know the stakes are high. a lot of people felt like president trump in part won the white house because he didn't want to get involved in nation building. he wanted to pull us out of syria. what do you think happens from here? >> there is still some uncertainty as to the source of the weapons use. it was a chemical attack it seems clear, but by whom less so. the president feels the need to engage in some sort of tactical retaliation. it's uncertain how that will work if at all. but i think the biggest piece this that isn't getting the attention it needs to is we have to have a strategic play as well. and that has to have three components. wins top reconstitute our relationship with the kurds in syria and elsewhere in the region. they are boots on the ground for us. it's also necessary to stand with israel which is facing threats from syria as well as lebanon, and we have to stop treating the turks as our allies.

britain and france are launching air strikes in syria moscow calls an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council after the strikes targeted allegedly chemical weapons facilities overnight syrian state t.v. has released of these images purportedly showing the destruction the western allies say the strikes are in response to the suspected poison gas attack by president assad's forces last week the u.s. says it's ready to strike again for other chemical attacks take place.

more a challenge of life for us in moscow now inside syria at least seventeen people have reportedly been killed in the country's largest palestinian refugee camp over the last twenty four hours the syrian government is trying to retake several neighborhoods in southern damascus including the yarmouk refugee camp from i saw fighters activists on the ground say about sixty percent of the camp has been destroyed just over a week into the offensive and that displacement of more palestinian refugees in syria follows the u.s. decision to cut funding to the united nations agency that is helping the u.n. has launched an emergency appeal to cover the shortfall and he's warning it won't be able to provide cash assistance for much longer then a harder reports from beirut. he was aboard a refugee thirty years later she became a refugee again a palestinian from syria to lebanon with her family to escape the war in neighboring syria it's been hard she needs a kidney operation her sons need medical care as well but the little money she earns as a cleaner is used for food and rent jumana receives c

of trying to divide syria and sergey lavrov made the comments in moscow while meeting his turkish on the range counterparts to discuss the war in syria i mean he is ruling party has announced it will not nominate a candidate for prime minister the massive antigovernment protests in the city if you don't win. and saudi coalition air strikes have killed dozens of fighters including two key who think leaders of the people have turned out for the funeral of on the two on a high ranking rebel commander salah al sunna. the annual white house correspondents' dinner returns this weekend with one notable mission the president donald trump won't be that again for a second year in a row choosing instead to host a campaign rally in michigan event is held every year to celebrate the relationship between the press and the white house is a live pictures directly from their white house press secretary sarah huckabee song as he's taken trump's place and can expect a light grilling from comedian host michel rolf down as to joins us now live from washington d.c. and of course we can remember back in twe

the un's envoy to syria who is in saudi arabia and turkey earlier in the week has now come to moscow next will be iran de mistura is assessing whether the foreign powers involved in syria's war are ready to restart the un facilitated political process he acknowledged that recent days have been rough we had a very dangerous and very difficult and very tense week and. it priority for the u.n. secretary is for a secure general and therefore the coming here and doing this toured in various capitals in very much in moscow is that player. did temperature seven to mr a maybe doing the differ. grounds with the intention of getting the geneva peace process back on track but there are those who question just how much life there is actually left in this particular u.n. sponsored format people like analyst dimitri for a love ski he thinks de mistura is right to still be pushing for dialogue but feels that the scramble for syrian territory by russia turkey iran and the us has changed the game besides realize that i'm bored by this that the most decisive argument the last one less real forces and t

syria issue. all in all, russia can't retaliate appropriately. quick those earlier in moscow. let's get a check of other stories making news around the world. russian authorities have begin blocking access. that is after the event the service for refusing to allow security services access to private conversations. moscow says it needs that information to monitor potential terrorist. the creator said the ban was an attack on russian privacy rights. dozens of protesters have been injured in clashes with the police. they are furious over sergei's bid to maintain his grip on power. he ended his second and final presidential term last week but he will likely keep his influence if parliament elects him prime minister on tuesday. several pieces of jewelry and points believed to belong to the danish king harald bluetooth have been discovered in germany's northern river island. the 10th century king is credited with unifying scandinavia. and yes, the wireless technology bluetooth use in phones and laptops is indeed named after him. a court hearing is underway in the art to determine wh

good news as long as we can talk about good news today is however that moscow has not used its air defense systems in syria troubles between moscow and washington are still on the rhetoric level moscow has very well listen to what u.s. president of the trump sat in his televised address an ounce in the strikes mr trump accused russian president putin personally of failing to avoid that the syrian president bashar al assad used his chemical weapons russia's u.s. ambassador in washington mr one ton of saw this precisely as a personal insult to the russian president which russia russia couldn't accept he said russian lawmakers let him get a job out of however who is the deputy head of russia's foreign affairs committee here in moscow sad that russia was likely to call for a meeting of the united nations security council the chairman of the international affairs committee of russia at the house of parliament cost ten thousand cars that chuff he sat at the strikes were a violation of international law and probably designed to prevent investigators from the global chemical weapons watching from doing their work

inside the united states, across the world, particularly in syria and moscow. it also gave so much power to the russians because in an agreement about the so—called elimination of chemical weapons, the russians were nominated as the guarantors of syria's good behaviour. all that, today, looks like a mistake. would you agree? i do think there was a cost for not acting. i have been clear about that. i also fully understand and understood why the president did not want to go out on this limb and use military force without congressional backing. his concern was that if he did that, he would be called on to do again and it would be yet another president using force without legitimacy. i happen to think that that was not the right move but i understood it. i don't think... and i think there was a cost, just as you said. i don't think that that is the reason we are in this situation today. barack obama is not president. and when you have somebody like assad deciding whether to use chemical weapons in 2018 is not doing so because of his questions about the previous pre

and other developments to russia calls a security council meeting on the situation in syria with moscow and washington exchanging fiery remarks. elsewhere will protesters killed and hundreds are injured in gaza as israeli troops you fly fire in tear gas to disperse and he'll keep patient demonstrations along the border. on a sport arsenal football fans will see for a warm welcome here in russia before their teams match with c. has come moscow despite concerns about russian who because. i really got the feeling it would be world cup to be good when you come in for yourself and you see that is no problem russians are lovely i mean to say what happens between governments a lot happens between people told me different. morning just to midnight here in moscow when i'm kevin now in this is out international first on the syria crisis again the main story dominating and in a development from the russian side tonight to russia's defense ministry has released a video in which witnesses one of the aftermath of the alleged chemical attacks in syria's duma where they say there was no indication that

don't launch a strike on syria. moscow you have this surface of rattling and rhetoric on both sides, a complete deficit in trust, that is a very dangerous combination. a retired catholic priest has been jailed for nine years, for sexually abusing children as young as five. father paul moore who's 82, committed the crimes in various locations in ayrshire in the 1970's and mid 90s. he was found guilty last month at the high court in glasgow, and today a judge described his behaviour, as ‘a gross breach of trust'. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. father paul moore — confronted by the bbc in 2015 over allegations he had abused young boys. they say they are victims of abuse at your hands. no, no. are you saying that they're lying? i absolutely... are you saying they're lying? no, they're not lying, they think, they think that that's what it is. paul smyth was one of moore's victims, he has though the evidence proved he had abused his position. i is assaulted by him when he was 11 years old and has waived his ano

syria. he says moscow should "get ready," as missiles "will be coming," targetting the regime of president assadtheresa may will hold a cabinet meeting tomorrow, as she prepares uk action on syria. we will be working with our closest allies to consider how we can ensure that those responsible are held to account. the use of chemical weapons cannot go unchallenged. russia has warned any us attack on syria will trigger a response. we'll have the very latest. also tonight.... facebook‘s mark zuckerberg admits to us lawmakers that he's one of the millions whose personal data was harvested by a british company. a military aircraft has crashed in algeria, killing more coming up in sportsday on bbc news, can italian giantsjuventus secure good evening. tensions between the west and russia over an alleged chemical attack near damascus at the weekend have intensified, with president trump warning moscow to get ready for missile strikes against syria. in return, russia has been urging washington not to take military action, and senior figures are our north america editor jon sopel is at the white house for

the headlines at 6: the us is preparing new sanctions on russia over moscow's support of syria, following yesterday's joint air strikes. voices from inside the devastation in syria — the bbc hears from a mother and daughter who survived the suspected chemical attack in eastern ghouta a week ago. translation: three doctors came, one carried me and the other carried my sister and ran. they took us to the first medical point, put us on the ground and poured water on us. hundreds of australian firefghters are tackling a huge bushfire threatening homes in the suburbs of sydney. the chief executive of the world's largest advertising agency, martin sorrell, is stepping down also coming up — a moment of history in the commonwealth games. england have done it! england beat australia in the final second of the match — securing their first netball commonwealth gold medal. manchester city win the premier league title as their rivals united fall to a shock defeat at home to bottom of the league west brom — reaction to that and all the rest of the day's sport in sportsday in half an hour. good evening