newcastle united and west ham united's grounds have been raided today as part of a tax fraud investigationhe story all day, let's go live west ham's london stadium and join our sports correspondent natalie pirks, natalie what more can you tell us? we understand around 50 hmrc offices raided the taxpayer funded home of west town this morning at 8am. we've seen a west town this morning at 8am. we've seen a van west town this morning at 8am. we've seen a van leave filled with evidence. in the last half an hour week saw another band being filled up. still clearly a couple of officers here, carrying out but work. we know business records, documents, computers and mobile phones were seized. we'll send out west ham's training ground was also raided. all the club will say is that it raided. all the club will say is thatitis raided. all the club will say is that it is cooperating fully with the borough tees. we'll so no officers from hmrc visited chelsea's offices. they've not been raided, there is no allegation of wrongdoing. a chelsea spokesman said, in connection with its investigation hmrc has

london's iconic former olympic stadium, the home of west ham united being raided.ms officials who swooped on the club's officers, this morning. at the same time in newcastle, a member of the public captured a similar thing at saintjames's park, once again documents were seized, the players were left stunned as investigators also played a visit to the club's training ground. in a statement hmrc said: it had arrested several men for a suspected £5 million income tax and national what has happened today both here in newcastle and at west ham is part of a wider investigation that has seen 180 revenue and customs officials deployed across both the uk and france. this afternoon the premier league leaders chelsea were drawn into the controversy, saying they had been questioned in connection with the raids. hmrc has been taking a closer look at football, issuing an statement of intent. there are a lot of people who believe not disclosed payments is endemic in the game and also waiting for the majesties revenue and customs to deploy quite so many officers in what is clearly

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newcastle united and west ham united's grounds have been raided as part of a tax fraud investigation.g director lee charnley was among "several men within professional football" who were arrested. he was released without charge at about earlier this evening. hmrc deployed 180 officers across the uk and france. our sports editor dan roan has been at newcastle's st james' park. the bbc suspects the tax fraud amounts to £5 million. the taxman has a difficult relationship with the sport and it's just gotten a lot more awkward over the last 2a hours. there is a real sense that the tax authorities are taking a closer look which generates so much money for clubs and players and for agents. it is increasing scrutiny over players image rights and personal tax arrangements or whether winding—up petition is for indebted clu b winding—up petition is for indebted club saw as seems the case, cross—border transfer payments. burnley midfielderjoey barton says his 18 month ban from all aspects of football "effectively forces him into an early retirement". barton's admitted an fa misconduct charge rela

london's iconic olympic stadium, now the home of west ham united, raided.s who swooped on the club's offices this morning, seizing financial documents, computers and mobile phones. here at newcastle united, a member of the public captured a similar scene at stjames' park. the players left stunned meanwhile as investigators also paid a surprise visit to the club's training ground. in a statement, hmrc said it'd arrested several men working within the professional football industry for a suspected £5 million income tax and national insurance fraud. this criminal investigation, it said, sent a clear message that whoever you are, if you commit tax fraud, you can expect to face the consequences. what's happened today, both here in newcastle and at west ham, is part of a wider investigation that's seen 180 revenue and customs officials deployed across both the uk and france, and this afternoon the premier league leaders, chelsea, were drawn into the controversy, saying that they had been questioned in connection with the raids. one of those arrested was newcastle

newcastle united and west ham united football clubs' grounds have been raided in a fraud investigationficers across the uk and france, resulting in the arrests of several men working within professional football. it said investigators had seized business records, financial records, computers and mobile phones. west ham and newcastle united our sports correspondent natalie pirks is at west ham's stadium we understand about 50 hrmc officers we re understand about 50 hrmc officers were here the at the tax—payer—funded stadium here. we saw about ten officers going back into the building around 1.40pm. so some five hours after they first came there were still some hrmc officers and police officers here. financial records and computers have been seized. we also know that newcastle united, the home of them,p st james' park was also newcastle united, the home of them,p stjames' park was also raided and their managing director was arrested, lee chanley. he has been with the club for several years and has been managing director since 2008. this is a terrible time for them, just days after they h

west ham and newcastle united football out and meet voters. clubs have been raided into an investigation of alleged tax fraud. it is understood newcastle's managing director lee charnley is among several people who have been arrested. now time for the business news. ba rclays' boss, jes staley, has said access to talented workers after brexit is "tremendously importa nt" for the uk's financial sector. he suggested that immigration, rather than trade, would be the biggest issue for the city of london after the uk leaves the european union. credit suisse says it plans to raise 4 billion swiss francs, that's just over £3 billion from shareholders. swiss banks are under pressure from regulators to boost capital to protect them from financial shocks. the bank raised about 6 billion francs from shareholders back in 2015 and is in the middle of cutting 5,500 jobs. the number of people using twitter has risen and the firm's losses narrowed in the first three months of this year. the number of people that actively use the platform has risen by 14%. howe

several people working within football are arrested as the grounds of newcastle united and west ham unitedreturning shotguns to a man who went on to murder his partner and her daughter. and sunderland manager david moyes has been charged by the fa after he was caught on camera telling a bbc reporter that she, might get a slap. chelsea beat southampton 11—2 last night. diego costa scored twice and captain gary cahill said it is a massive step towards a title. john higgins is the first man through to the semifinals of the world snooker championship. he won 13—6 against kyren wilson. i will be back with more stories at half past. the entire us congress will get a briefing today from senior officials on north korea's missile and nuclear programme. the us military has also begun installing parts of an advanced missile defence system in south korea. hundreds of local residents protested and some clashed with police as a convoy of vehicles carried equipment to the site, a former golf course in the south of the country. south korea and america have also been conducting their own joint live fire ma

newcastle united and west ham united football clubs have been raided in an investigation into allegedstle's managing director, lee charnley, is among several men who've been arrested. hmrc said it deployed 180 officers across the uk and france seizing business records, financial records, computers and mobile phones. fiona trott is at st james' park, home to newcastle united football club. what's been happening there today? well, this is where hmrc officers came this morning. they arrived behind the milburn stand, the managing director since 2014, lee charnley was arrested. he is being questioned by hmrc officers this afternoon. while the search was going on here, another search was happening at a house about eight miles from here. we understand that that was a home of a football executive. we're hearing reports that the club's training ground was also searched. no official statement from the club today though about the search here at the house or at the training ground. fans here in the city, of course, very mixed emotions from them. they saw their club promoted back to the premier le

translation: the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists. they fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. the american military has dropped its biggest non—nuclear bomb, on a series of caves used by so—called islamic state in eastern afghanistan. new grammar schools in england should to do more to help ordinary working families, says the education secretary. and coming up on newsnight: the us has dropped the biggest conventional weapon it has ever used today. is thatjust a way of blowing up isis tunnels, or is us it telling us something about america's willingness to flex its military muscle? good evening and welcome to bbc news. syrian president bashar al—assad says claims that his forces were behind a chemical weapons attack on a rebel town are a 100% fabrication. instead, he has claimed the united states worked hand in glove with terror groups to stage the attack as a pretext for american missile strikes, and he questioned whether the tv images of dead children were real. tonight, international investigators sai

tax officials have raided newcastle united and west ham football clubs, as part of an investigation intog up on newsnight, we've heard a lot about labour and the conservatives in this election campaign. tonight we'll be out and about with ukip — they are in single digits in the polls. is there life after brexit and losing nigel farage as leader?

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west ham and newcastle united football general election. le united football clubs have been graded as part of an investigation into suspected fraud. surrey police have been severely criticised for returning guns to this man who later shot dead his partner and her daughter. tensions over north korea, the us military holds joint exercises with south korea. now the sport with will perry. good evening. burnley midfielderjoey barton has been banned from football for 18 months after admitting a football association charge in relation to betting. he's said this could effectively be the end of his career and has also admitted that he's addicted to gambling. 0ur senior football reporter ian dennis has more on the story. it was alleged that between the 26th of march 2006 and the 13th of may 2016, joey barton placed 1260 bets on the result, progress or conduct of any other match or competition thatis of any other match or competition that is in breach of fa rules. he was fined £30,000. his 18 month suspension is with immediate effect. the 34—year—old j

she was eventually taken to a specialist mental health unit at west middlesex hospital, but she sufferedequence of events, her husband told the court: the inquest will look at how alice gibson—watt was treated. in particular, how she was restrained and if that caused any injury. the inquest is expected to last until the end of the month. daniella relph, bbc news, west london. the queen and prince phillip have been feeding elephants today during a visit to whipsnade zoo in bedfordshire. the queen, who's patron of the zoological society of london, met donna, who is one of a nine—strong asian elephant herd as she officially opened a new £2million centre of elephant care at the zoo. loch ness in the scottish highlands, st ives bay in cornwall, the palace of westminster — they're just some of the places that have been named among the best views in britain. 2,500 people were asked to choose their favourites and here are the top three. in third pace was stonehenge, the prehistoric monument in wiltshire. the three sisters mountains in glen coe came second. in first place, chosen as britain's bes

she was admitted to lakeside psychiatric unit in west london.vening, who was very erudite and helpful in giving me the reassurance that i needed that she was in the best possible hands. alice was assigned a room similar to this. arrested two days later in the early hours of the 16th of november, as she was under one—to—one supervision, she went into cardiac arrest. the jury referred in their conclusions to the fact that three members of staff tried to find a pulse before cpr was started, a defibrillator was brought into the room but not used by staff and emergency paramedics were delayed as initially the doors to the unit were locked. the jury had been told that alice gibson—watt‘s heart hadn't properly restarted for an estimated time of over 20 minutes. she suffered severe brain damage. the jury concluded that neglect and gross failures from the staff had contributed to her death. vital potentially life—saving minutes were lost. a defibrillator was brought into the room but not root used. emergency paramedics were delayed as the doors to the bu

in the continental united states, west nile virus, which we never had before, is now endemic in the united states. the short answer to the question of the caller is that mosquito borne illness is a problem. mosquito control is something that was the only tool we really had against zika prior to developing a vaccine. that is something we need to pay attention to. host: we are talking about the threat of global pandemics, in part because of this new documentary, "unseen enemy." is another excerpt. -- here is another excerpt. [video clip] >> so you buy your chicken or your dock live -- duck live, and then it is killed. and cleaned. and eviscerated. a goese summer -- viscer into some of these buckets here, than the birds are put in hot water in these drums, where the plastic tubing gets rid of the feathers. and then with the birds have been d for other, eviscerated, and cleaned, they are given up and given to the person who bought it. the issue here is that the water is used to clean all the ducks and chicken. the other issue is that these people are wading in this is a, seven -- viscera, feat

the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists.re to help ordinary working families. the european court of human rights rules that russia should have done more to prevent the beslan school siege in 20011. a bbc investigation finds that landlords are offering rent—free accommodation to young, vulnerable people in exchange for sex. i'm reeta chakrabarti, and in the next hour:

the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists.hey fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. forget life on mars. nasa says one of saturn's moons may now be the single best place to look for existence beyond earth. its official name is the gbu—as/b massive ordnance air blast, but most people in the pentagon call it the mother of all bombs, america's largest non—nuclear weapon, and today it was dropped on a tunnel network held by islamic state in afghanistan. no—one knows how many militants were killed in the attack on nangarhar province, in the country's far east. our north america editor jon sopel has more. here is what the white house press secretary had to say about it earlier today. this is the gbu—as, also known as a moab, a massive ordnance air blast, or as it is more commonly known, the mother of all bombs. and today, for the first time ever, it was used in combat, the largest non—nuclear weapon ever deployed. the target — so—called islamic state in afghanistan. we targeted a system of tunnels and

the west — mainly the united states — is hand in glove with the terrorists.fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. it's his first interview since the chemical attack which left almost 90 people dead. also tonight: america confirms it has for the first time dropped its largest non—nuclear bomb — seen here in tests — on so—called islamic state in afghanistan. we are so proud of our military and it was another successful event. a new generation of grammars in england — the education secretary justine greening sets out her plans for schools for "ordinary working families". a show of force in north korea, amid fears the military is about to carry out its sixth nuclear test. and 750 million miles away — nasa says one of saturn's moons may now be the single best place to look for life beyond earth. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: an away goal at anderlecht, as manchester united attempt to gain the upper hand in their europa league quarterfinal tie in belgium. good evening. syria's president assad says claims that his armed force

.) >> i want to recognize commission eric mcdornld of united west this brings the speaking portion of our program to a close but the rain has stopped and the sun has come out and the mayor will be doing some work on the project outside thank you for being >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your soci

the united states and the west, they are not serious infighting the terrorists. statements were defending isis, saying that isis does not have chemical weapons. they are defending isis against the syrian government and the syrian army. actually you cannot speak about partnership between us who work against the terrorists and fight terrorism, and others who are explicitly supporting the terrorists. gary o'donoghue is in washington. nothing really we were not expecting to hear, but that last point where he effectively accuses the us of defending isis, that is not going to go down well? no, fascinating, though, the interview. listening to him veering between on the one hand saying there has been no investigation, there is no evidence either way, then on the other hand describing it as a complete fabrication. the syrian bull—mac president does not seem to be able to make up his mind which it is, in that sense, but is also suggesting there is some sort of plan here strategically and a of the united states and its allies, effectively creating the situation whereby they

manchester united's hopes of a top four finish have suffered a setback after being held 0—0 at old trafford by westtjose mourinho's men couldn't find a way past ben foster in the baggies goal. marcus rashford had a late free kick saved by the former united keeper whilst darren fletcher hit the bar for west brom after david de gea almost dropped his shot into the goal. it's united's11th draw of the season — their eighth at old trafford. when the team crossed the midfield line once in 90 minutes and the other team is for 90 minutes with the ball in the opponent's half, you are telling me that the team can consult each other? we did not have to defend. we did not defend. we had the ball all the time. david de gea was sleeping and because of that, he made that funny thing, i was laughing because of that funny thing because it is the only way to react to that. we're into the second half of the late game — the south coast derby at st mary's between southampton and bournemouth. jay rodriguez had a goal disallowed in the first half for southampton. but neither side could have scored. at the other end, sout

business and financial records as well as computers and mobiles have been seized at west ham united and investigating alleged tax fraud. in the last few moments we have heard newcastle united have confirmed a member of its staff have been assisting hmrc with their enquiries. we can speak to keirin matt prior who is a football finance expert at the university of liverpool. good evening. a word from you about what is being looked at and what the key issues might be.|j think and what the key issues might be.” think there will be two main areas. first of all issues in relation to player transfers. newcastle will spend £4 million on players in 2014, that had increased to £116 million by 2016. when you sign a player, the paid by the buying club isn't necessarily the cash received by the selling club. that money is normally split between the player and his agent and advisers. somebody is responsible for the tax and it appears that's where some of the money has disappeared. at this point we can't say something has actually been done, that is wrong, but what you are pointing to is a potentially

the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists. they fabricated the whole story. like the united states, we believe it is highly likely that attack was carried out by the assad regime. the education secretary wants new grammar schools in england to do more to help ordinary working families. the european court of human rights rules that russia should have done more to prevent the beslan school siege in 200a. a bbc investigation finds that landlords are offering rent—free accommodation to young, vulnerable people in exchange for sex. i'm reeta chakrabarti, and in the next hour: showcasing tall ships from around europe — some of the most spectacular vessels from the 19th century set sail on the thames this weekend. we'll show you the riverside view. and the missing link — scientists find a lost fossil which could shed new light on the evolution of dinosaurs. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. syrian president bashar al—assad has given his first interview since last week's suspected chemical weapons attack that killed 89 people. h

united had 75% possession against west brom butjose mourinho's men couldn't find a way past ben fosterer hit the bar for west brom after david de gea almost dropped his shot into the goal. it's united's11th draw of the season — their eighth at old trafford. when the team crossed the midfield line once in 90 minutes and the other team is for 90 minutes with the ball in the opponent's half, you are telling me that the team can consult each other? we did not have to defend. we had the ball all the time. david de gea was sleeping and because of that, he made that funny thing, i was laughing because of that funny thing because it is the only way to react to that. 0-0 in case you did not get what the result was. leicester city boss craig shakespeare has set a premier league record after their 2—0 win against stoke. he's become the first british manager to win his first four games in the league. the other managers to have achieved that feat are pep guardiola, happyjose mourinho, carlo ancellotti and gus hiddink. wilfred ndidi and jamie vardy scored the goals that moves the champions up a plac

everton will move up to fifth above manchester united if they can beat west ham. is one of two on sunday and liverpool could close the gap on second placed spurs at home to crystal palace — but palace are going to have a real say in the title race, they've beaten chelsea and arsenal in recent weeks, they also host spurs in midweek. united have got a couple of games in hand...what‘s more realistic a top—four finish or winning the europa league. they would love to finish in the top four, but we saw last night, they got to the semifinals of the europa league after beating anderlecht in extra time over the road at old trafford, is that their most realistic chance in the champions league now? i think so, but they need to keep pushing on both fronts. they can't say and let one slip, again, they are going to have very strong games against celta vigo, it would be a walk in the park. and against burnley on sunday, burnley are ina against burnley on sunday, burnley are in a position where they are because of their home record which will not be easy. we all saw zlatan ibrahi

.) >> i want to recognize commission eric mcdornld of united west this brings the speaking portion of our program to a close but the rain has stopped and the sun has come out and the mayor will be doing some work on the project outside thank you for being >> good afternoon. i now call the regular meeting of the san francisco health service system board to order. i ask you to stand and join with me in saying the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists. the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. the american military has dropped its biggest non—nuclear bomb on a series of caves used by so—called islamic state in eastern afghanistan. new grammar schools in england should to do more to help ordinary working families — says the education secretary. russia should have done more to prevent the beslan school siege in 2004 — in which more than 300 people died — according to a european court of human rights ruling.

your prime minister, dmitri medvedev, talks of "completely ruined" relations between the united states and the westmerican response to the chemical attack in syria. but he talks about moscow and washington. you talked then of moscow and washington being on the verge of a military clash. is that still the case, do you think? well, of course russian—american relations are at a low level today, definitely. and the lower the level is for two nuclear powers, the greater is the risk of a military clash. well, i hope it won't come to that, of course. and i think secretary tillerson‘s visit to moscow has proved to be a small step in promoting the mutual understanding that is so necessary, particularly in a situation like this. president trump has said: "we're not getting along with russia at all, we may be at an all—time low". is he right? well, "an all—time low" might be right or wrong, but we've known other periods when relations were quite low. but, in recent history, yes, i think he's right. if we compare this within the period of the last 10—15 years, yes, we are at a very low point. your views on pre

west nye -- west nile virus is endemic across the united states. we have a herd immunity against west nile virus and it's cropped up in places like dallas had a bad outbreak two or three years ago. you went normally take a mosquito sample from somebody who has is squashed against their windshield. have to know details about what happened. >> host: donald mcneill's book is called "zika, the emerging epidemic." the next call is from joe in pittsburgh, pennsylvania and. >> caller: mr. mcneill itch want to ask you about the ebola virus. i understand the federal government spent a great deal of money on the -- weren't too many cases of the ebola virus. >> guest: well, there is no cure. there is a vaccine against it. it's too bad that vaccine wasn't ready ten years ago because it -- that vaccine was designed ten years ago by a doctor in texas, proven to be safe in humans and worked in monkeys, but because there was no money to be made on the vaccine nobody went ahead and made a few million doses which have been helpful when it happened in africa. it don't

the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists.ck. forget life on mars.

west ham and newcastle united football clubs have been raided as part of a fraud investigation. a number of arrests have been made. surrey police are strongly criticised for returning shotguns to a man who went on to murder his partner and her daughter at a puppy farm. almost a decade after madeleine mccann disappeared, detectives said they are still following a critical lead. and our green and pleasant land, but for how much longer? warnings that climate change could have a dramatic impact on britain's gardens. coming up in sport on bbc news. sunderland manager david moyes is charged by the fa after being caught on camera telling a reporter she "might get a slap" after a match last month. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. there were angry exchanges in the commons today in what was the last prime minister's questions before parliament is dissolved next week. the prime minister said only the conservatives could provide strong and stable leadership. mr corbyn responded by saying the conservatives only represented the rich. our political correspondent ian watson re

to close on the top four, jose mourinho had every reason to be cheery ahead of manchester united's match with westbut despite having three quarters of the possession, they had to be content with and even share of the points in a goalless draw. craig shakespeare may not be the special one but has masterminded some turn around at leicester and it helps when your players can do this... space here for wilfred and edie. feast your eyes on that. jamie vardy's strike was a pretty sight. shakespeare is the first british manager to win his first four gains the first british manager to win his firstfourgains in the first british manager to win his first four gains in the premier league. and in a goalless draw between southampton and bournemouth, is this the worst penalty in premier league history? commentator: harry arter has missed it by a mile! voiceover: at least he has not got far to go home(!) studio: elsewhere hull got a crucial three points in their battle to get out of the relegation zone, they came from behind to beat west ham 2—1. and there was another defeat for bottom side sunderland, they lost

they're trying to find sanctuary. >> sanctuary in the united states, sanctuary in the west, sanctuaryaround the world. what other countries besides the united states are key to the syrian refugees? >> most of the syrian refugees aren't in america. very few have been allowed to come to america. most of the syrian refugees are in jordan, lebanon, turkey. that's where the bulk of them are. europe has taken some of them as well. we have taken very few here in america. we shouldn't just care about the kids over there. we should also care about them over here. that's our tradition in this country when we've helped refugees who have fled violence from around the world. >> anwar khan, thank you so much for sharing what's happening on the ground. something we can't forget as we talk at the headlines that have happened in the last week. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> the national security council has presented the president with a list of options for handling north korea, that is if diplomacy does not work. it is an nbc news exclusive next. ♪ ♪ ♪ take on the mainstream. introducing niss

our impression is that the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists. the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. it wasn't an attack because of what happened in khan sheikhoun. it is one event, it is a stage one, the play that we saw on the social networking and on tvs, the propaganda, and the stage two is the military attack. that is what we believe is happening because it's not clear whether it happened or not because how can you verify video? you have a lot of fake videos now. we don't know whether those dead children, were they killed in khan sheikhoun? were they dead at all? who committed the attack if there was an attack? our correspondent gary o'donoghue is in washington. we will talk about afghanistan in a moment, but first the reaction to what president assad has been saying. would anybody be particularly surprised? absolutely not. at the moment a white house briefing is going on and i am sure they will be asked about his interview. it is what you would expect. this has been the sort of line that russia has been taking for the l

their west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists, they fabricated the entire governments of america, russia and syria all have completely different explanations of what happened last week. we'll go through what we can say with any certainty. this is america's most powerful non—nuclear bomb being tested in 2003. today they used it for the first time ever — in afghanistan. a european court has ruled there were serious failings in russia's handling of the beslan school siege in 2004. over 300 people died. we'll hear russia's response. we'll hear from our correspondent in istanbul ahead of the turkish

the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists. they fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. the american military has dropped its biggest non—nuclear bomb on a series of caves used by so—called islamic state in eastern afghanistan. new grammar schools in england should to do more to help ordinary working families — says the education secretary. russia should have done more to prevent the beslan school siege in 2004 — in which more than 300 people died — according to a european court of human rights ruling. and the family of a man who was dragged off a united airlines flight says he suffered concussion and a broken doors. the family of david dao say they are sickened by this treatment and are likely to sue the airline. and nasa says one of saturn's moons may now be the single best place to look for life beyond earth. the syrian president, bashar al—assad, says claims that his armed forces were behind a chemical weapons attack on a rebel town last week are a 100% fabrication. instead, he claimed america

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translation: the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists.etext for the attack. the american military has dropped its biggest non—nuclear bomb, on a series of caves used by so—called islamic state in eastern afghanistan. new grammar schools in england should to do more to help ordinary working families, says the education secretary. and coming up on newsnight: the us has dropped the biggest conventional weapon it has ever used today. is thatjust a way of blowing up isis tunnels, or is us it telling us

. >>> west deptford police are looking for this man who sucker punched a guy outside an apartment complex, the confrontation began when the wanted man began to throw sticks at a unitthe west wood court apartments. a supervisor asked the man to leave. that's when the man hit the supervisor in his face and knocked him to the ground, the attacker got away in his car, the maintenance supervisor has minor cuts. >>> a fender-bender takes a scary twist in delaware. dover state police pulled over andrew he didding ton after witnesses saw him hit another car yesterday afternoon, state police say he simply took off but they were able to track him down and stop his pickup truck, troopers say he reached for a large knife inside the cab, they also found a gun and drug paraphernalia, he's prohibited from owning a gun from a prior drug conviction. as you can imagine, he face as slew of charges. >>> a former washington, dc police officer facing a long list of charges after investigators say he tried to pay a teen for sex and robbed her. ekwonna is charged with offenses and met the 15-year-old through social media and agreed to pay her for sex and at gunpoint he demanded his money

the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove for the terrorists.y fabricate the whole story in order to have pretense for the attack. >> you think it's fabrication? >> definitely, 100% fabrication. let's suppose we have this arsenal and let's suppose we have the will to use it. why didn't we use it when we were -- they were advancing in why not use it against terrorists we are fighting? >> even though this interview was conducted by afp, it was recorded using cameras run by the syrian government. president assad taking a hard swing at the u.s. when asked specifically about being partners with president trump in the war on terror. >> with the u.s. airstrike trump seems to have changed his position on you and syria drastically. you have the feeling that you lost what u call -- have called potenti partner? >> i said if itas conditional. >> yeah. >> if they are serious in fighting terrorists, we're going to be partner. what has been proven recently, as i said earlier, they are hand in glove with those terrorists. the united states and the west, they're

think we now know that rex tillerson is essentially going to take a message to moscow that the west, the united states and her allies, are convinced it is really not in russia's strategic interest to continue on the present path of active military support for president assad. i think he may go armed with a threat of limited, targeted sanctions, if they can be agreed here among enough partners, so that there would be a naming of specific russian and syrian senior military officers who would be accused of actively, complicitly campaigning against syrian civilians. not necessarily direct involvement of last week's alleged chemical gas attack. nevertheless, working together to kill or injure innocent civilians in syria. now, there is no evidence that president putin is going to buckle under that sort of pressure, but that is the sort of message that the summit wants to send. i can tell you also that president trump has been talking to british prime minister theresa may and they agree that now is the time to send the message that, in their view, that russia will strategically lose unless it distance