state visit to russia just a few months ago after five years after relations worsened after this yankel case in particular so it wouldn't really be in russia's interest to worsen those relations particularly ahead of the presidential elections and ahead of the world cup that's coming up this year. sure when in moscow thank you. you're watching news still to come on the program a dresden court could have down the harshest verdict against right wing extremists in germany since the end of the second world war who are the accused the so-called tell group. but in the meantime over in the united states the trumpet ministration in the headlines again a change up that the white house once again a people are also going with this tariff dispute whether a trade war has already begun to begin the e.u. trade commission has put peanut butter orange juice and bourbon on the anti trump tower if it's known and looks a lot like the scenario that economists had been warning about including the white house economic adviser gary code and now he has resigned becoming the latest high ranking official leaving

several mysterious murders of russian citizens on british soil and she particularly mentioned the yankel case which the kremlin has always denied being links to so that's a rather defiance downs there from her and also there was a statement from a duma deputy on the voice who is in parliament and he actually is one of the prime suspects in the case he actually got into parliament after that case was opened in two thousand and seven he became a member of parliament and he said that may speech was irresponsible and hasty and that the situation was following the same playbook as previous cases and that even the fact that he made a statement this prime suspect in the litvinenko case is of course showing moscow's very defiant. stance on this this whole issue emily show in force in moscow and big mosque for us in london many thanks to both of you for joining us this morning we have some breaking news coming in an explosion has reportedly struck the convoy of the palestinian prime minister as he made a rare visit to the gaza strip the prime minister rami doll is understood to be safe and is att

visit to russia just a few months ago after five years after relations worsened after this you can yankel case in particular so it wouldn't really be in russia's interest to worsen those relations particularly ahead of the presidential elections and ahead of the world cup that's coming up this year i'm only sure when in moscow thank you. you're watching news still to come on the program a preview of tomorrow's elections in sierra leone a country hit by economic crisis in the aftermath of the a bull outbreak and we will have a special report. but it means time it is turned over within the trumpet ministration over tariffs a lot of teas but in fact it's no laughing matter as helen as about another season shouldn't really teehee about it another offer has handed in their resignation at the white house sarah that is gary cohen and donald trump's leading economic advisor and he's become the latest high ranking white house employee to quit his post stepping down as the director of the national economic council now he has been the leading internal opponent trumps plans to impose import tariffs o

playbook as previous cases even the fact that he made a statement this prime suspect in the literal yankel case is of course showing moscow's very defiant. stance on this this whole issue emily show and for us in moscow and very good mosque for us in london many thanks to both of you for joining us this morning now for some of the other stories making news this hour mexican prosecutors arrested a man who allegedly played a key role in the kidnapping and murder of more than forty student teachers twenty fourteen sorties a day eighty thousand euro bounty on his head the murders shocked the country and plunged the government into crisis over its handling of the case. argentina's parks authority has released dramatic pictures of the collapse of an ice bridge the countries of the two mother you know glacier phenomenon takes place about every four years on attracts thousands of tourists a glacier in the patagonia region is a unesco world heritage site. well the i have states is warned it is ready to act in syria if needed to and chemical attacks and in human suffering as a push for a new three d

as well and part of the messaging agenda they will of course say that but if we look back at the yankel case where not only they refused any real cooperation they made the suspects politicians with their unity in the state duma russia does not extradite its isms anyway regardless of whether they have you or not so that's really. unlikely i believe i mean do you think that was maybe a little bit of window dressing that's not to even be taken seriously. i think that's a very apt description we know that president putin we know that he feels a certain way when it comes to double spies to me he considers them to be guilty of treason and he he's not alone in that sentiment is it possible that others in russia could be behind this incident well there certainly. if this incident was carried out as an assassination of a former intelligence officer suspicion will fall on the intelligence agencies there that being said they do have extensive ties with organized crime networks who have been instrumental ised to carry out. objectives of russian foreign policy particularly we've seen that in in ukra

together with politicians like chris bryant marina levin yankel was lobbying for tougher sanctions against russia such as personal sanctions like this of restrictions against putin's entourage. we need to show to people who just take a minute from russia state from ordinary russian and bring this to u.k. and joins this all lakshya lifestyle and most of them there are members of very close circle of mr putin as this need to be a distinct it in the whole of europe and nato needs to take a very long steady look at how the russian state is trying to eat away at the soft underbelly of the liberal democracies of the west is trying to turn what is good about our countries in britain and in germany against ourselves because we do believe in fair play and the rule of law. for marina live in yonkers it's about continuing her husband's fight against the dirty money being brought to the u.k. and against corruption in russia which she feels is behind the murders in london streets. turkey's conflict with kurdish nationalist is at a boiling point in a frayne a kurdish majority city in syria an ongoing tu

force is in a region where violence has increased in recent years so near yankel al-jazeera. the un has released satellite images from last week which show major damage to syria's rebel held enclave of eastern ghouta despite a cease fire at least twenty two civilians have reportedly been killed as government forces rito more ground from rebel fighters on friday. stock markets around the world are tumbling in response to u.s. president donald trump's plans to impose heavy tariffs on imported steel in alan minium japan's nikkei index finished down two and a half percent on friday european markets were also down with aluminum an automotive companies particularly hard hit the president trump isn't backing down saying the u.s. must protect its workers bangladesh's told me on march withdraw its troops from their shared border an area widely referred to as no man's land where thousands of her hunger is seeking refuge in mars been telling the refugees to leave the area for weeks. britain's prime minister to resign may has warned that access to the e.u. single market will be reduced d

that britain cannot be trusted investigating the poisoning of his ex by and his daughter alexander yankel said that britain had accused russia of the attempted murder of sergei scruple without presenting evidence he also said that russia could not take british accusations seriously because the british had a record of misleading the international community. former french president nicolas sarkozy has hit out at allegations that he allegedly accepted funding from late libyan dictator moammar gadhafi sarkozy says there is no physical evidence of wrongdoing he was placed under formal investigation on wednesday for allegedly accepting millions from gadhafi for his two thousand and seven election campaign. belgium has observed a minute of silence to mark the second anniversary of the bombings that left thirty four people dead belgian prime minister sean michel laid a wreath at a memorial at brussels airport where two suicide bombers struck a similar ceremony took place at a metro station where a third attacker set off explosives. world hunger is on the rise a new report reveals that around one

mentioned at the beginning of the program and you gave you elaborate on the case of lindh linfen yankel and. the results of the investigation way after the political storm and at its impact here and they found that they couldn't determine where it came from in a number of issues here but the storm had already passed ok the impression had already been made you know it was the putin did it ok that was that they're looking for that moment right now i surmised probably this is going to happen again but it'll be far from the public view it'll be like an appendix in history go ahead. that is the safe little danger. something for all the facts on there and that is exactly what happened in the the case. assumption at the outset that the russian state was involved in the litvinenko case was that polonium was very expensive was only produced in russia and could be traced there when the inquiry that was convened to learn a bit through none of it cares look at that and. none of it was true none of it was true but by that point as you rightly say it was far too late because the idea that the russian