President trump is in south korea where he hopes to inject new life into stalled nuclear talks. Hes set to visit the de militarised zone which separates the two koreas and extended an invitation to kim jong un to come and shake hands. President trump travelled to seoul directly from the 620 talks in japan. Hes now facing criticism from both republicans and democrats back home, for announcing that a ban on us firms trading with chinese tech giant, huawei would be lifted. Nick bryant reports from osaka. This was a day when the 620 summit of the worlds wealthiest nations essentially became a g2. These talks between donald trump and xijinping, by far the most consequential meeting of this global gathering. It ended with a cease fire inthe trade war, an agreement to restart talks that fell apart last month. But the us president made a major concession, lifting some restrictions on huawei, the chinese tech giant at the centre of whats felt like a commercial cold war. We had a very good meeting with president xi of china excellent. I would say excellent, as good as it was going to be. We discussed a lot of things and were right back on track. The other headline of the day, mr trump impromptu invitation to kim jong un via twitter, to meet him tomorrow at the demilitarised zone separating north and south korea. We will go to summit, well call it a handshake, if it does happen. I do know that it will, but it could happen. I know, i think hed like to do it and i wouldnt mind doing it at all. I am literally visiting the dmz. This summit has highlighted a stark global divide between advocates of the postwar liberal order at nationalists such as Vladimir Putin, who has described it as obsolete. It is getting harder to tell which side the United States is on. From joking with Vladimir Putin about russian meddling in next years us president ial election to his cosiness with the saudi crown prince. Donald trump has arguably shown more admiration here for authoritarian leaders, than americas traditional allies. He arrived tonight in seoul for a pre planned dinner with south koreas president. But will he get his date at the dmz, with his friend from the totalitarian north . Lets go live to our correspondent mariko 0i who is near the De Militarized Zone between north and south korea that President Trump will visit on sunday. We can see the backdrop behind you, just overlooking the dmc. What will donald trump be up to today . As you said, you can probably see the barbed wire behind me which divide the two careers, still technically speaking they are still at war, since the korean war of the 1950s. President trump will be meeting with moonjae in in and a holder shot press c0 nfe re nce moonjae in in and a holder shot press conference before coming here later this afternoon. As nick mentioned, he treated yesterday saying he wouldnt mind meeting kim jong un if he is up for it, a p pa re ntly jong un if he is up for it, apparently north korea has responded favourably. We dont know whether he will be there but if that happens, that will be very historical stop also President Trump, when he was asked by reporter whether he consider crossing the border, taking a step into north korea, he said, sure, rather casually. If that happens he will be the first sitting president to do so. That would be extraordinary. Now President Trump has already been meeting with the south korean leader, what have they been up to . Thats right, President Trump arrived late last night, he had no with the president of south korea, as well as the south korean boy band bts. Also he said, did you see my teat treat . Itll be a great idea for this meeting to take place. Of course President Trump and kim jong un twice previously, first in singapore last year and that in february in vietnam. The summit provided a great photo opportunity for both leaders but the hanoi summit didnt go as well as i thought and talks broke down. They haveif thought and talks broke down. They have if they get to meet later today, that would restart negotiations but while it is a bit like a reality tv show, are so glued to see whats happening next, you cant deny the fact that the difference in opinion between the United States and north korea havent changed denuclearise asian. Kim jong un has always demanded sanctions be lifted before he does anything else, which the us disagree with. Whether or not they achieve something meaningful in the future, remains to be scanned but if the two leaders get to meet at the demilitarised zone, that would be historic. As you say, hopes of perhaps re energising those talks between the us had north korea, if that meeting with kim jong un doesnt happen, what do you think donald trump is hoping to achieve from his visit to south korea . think that has been the big question that the fact that he tweeted, did he have leased have at least some communication with them are not. Why would he tweeted if there was no possibility that this meeting could ta ke possibility that this meeting could take place, we would never know what would have happened before that wed yesterday morning by President Trump. It seems that kim jong un responding quickly, saying it was an interesting suggestion, at least both leaders can say save face even though they didnt meet. The response was favourable, they can blame it on schedule or whether or other things but i think its fair to say that both leaders are probably hoping this will take place. In the demilitarised tone between north and south korea, we will keep in touch as those events continue for if you want to know about any of the background between the relationship with korea and the United States, just go to our website. Lets get some of the days other news. Italys interior minister Matteo Salvini has accused the captain of a migrant rescue vessel of an act of war, after her ship clipped a Police Launch trying to stop her docking. Carola rackete was arrested at the italian port of lampedusa, following a two week stand off with police at sea. She could face several years in prison. A consignment of 1500 tonnes of rubbish that sparked a diplomatic row between canada and the philippines has arrived back in vancouver. It was supposed to be recycled, but the philippines refused to accept it because it contained household waste. A former new york policeman who made a powerful appeal to congress for health care for emergency workers who responded to the 9 11 attacks, has died. Luis alvarez was 53 and had been suffering from cancer linked to his work in the toxic rubble of the twin towers 18 years ago. The german chancellor Angela Merkel has said she is fine, following two bouts of shaking in public that have sparked concerns about her health. Speaking at the g20 summit in osaka, she said it was a reaction that would disappear just as it had arisen. Its almost four weeks since the brutal crackdown in sudan. Hundreds of protestors were killed by the Security Forces after weeks of peaceful sit ins across the country. Despite the internet being cut off by the authorities, activists have managed to re group themselves and many people are mobilising for a mass rally this weekend. Mohanad hashim reports. People are back out on the streets of khartoum, only three weeks after a brutal crackdown. Their strong desire for civilian rule outweighs their fear of another confrontation. Its not that big, a couple of hundred people, maybe. But the simple fact they are going back at it, and in their neighbourhoods, is telling us something that these people are going to try and do this for as long as they can. 23 year old mohammed lost his best friend, mahmoud, on the 3rd ofjune. Since my last visit in may, khartoum feels like a different city. Theres a huge presence of the Rapid Support forces, and the former sit in site has become inaccessible to foreign media. Across khartoum, families are still mourning their loved ones. This womans 26 year old son was killed too. Despite her loss, she defiantly intends to continue demonstrating. Meanwhile, the military is seeking to bolster its support base. Here he is waving his stick, general hemeti of the Rapid Support force the man who could decide the future of sudan. His men, locally known as the janjaweed, are accused of leading the bloody crackdown on june 3rd. They are now in control of the capital and show no intention of leaving. These demonstrations are happening daily. Sudans revolution is not over. The young men and women driving it know that unseating the military could cost them their lives. Thousands of people have marched through the georgian capital, tbilisi, for the tenth day running in the latest wave of anti russian protests. They demanded the resignation of the georgian interior minister. Demonstrators blame him for Police Violence against a crowd that tried to Storm Parliament earlier this month in which more than 200 people were injured. Gareth barlow reports. Another day, another protest in tbilisi. Horns blared as flares filled the air. Thousands took to the streets in the march repairs. dont like what the government is doing for the people, there is no service it provides, i dont like the politics. This is why im up here. Thats it. They must resign, who is guilty and who must be persecuted according to the criminal code. It was like the massacre of the georgian people stop it was these scenes of police clashing with protesters that have triggered the ten days of protest. More than 200 people were injured as georgians rallied after a visiting russian politician gave a speech in the georgian parliament. 0n politician gave a speech in the georgian parliament. On saturday, the protest remained calm, albeit farfrom quiet the protest remained calm, albeit far from quiet demonstrators demanded the resignation of the interior minister who they blame for the violence. Russian influence in georgia is a sensitive subject. The former soviet republic lost a short while against moscow in 2008. In which russia in recognise the dependence of two breakaway regions we re dependence of two breakaway regions were Russian Troops are now garrisoned. Everyone in this country and everyone outside of this country should remember that not only 24 of georgia is occupied by russia but they continue to oppress us every day. As protest continue, theres no question the demonstrators opposed. The question of whether they will achieve the goals is yet to be answered. Stay with us on bbc news, still to come mounting pressure on england in the race for a semi final spot at the cricket world cup, as pakistan beat afghanistan. China marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. A huge firework display was held in the former colony. The chinese president , jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. The worlds first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. Scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell of another sheep. For the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. Challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stood for 34 years. And there was no hiding the sheer elation of Richard Branson and his crew. This is bbc news. The latest headlines President Trump is set to visit the Demilitarized Zone between north and south korea hes said he wants to shake hands with kim jong un. Nearly a month after sudans brutal crackdown, hundreds have returned to the streets of the capital demanding civilian rule. North macedonia has held its first ever gay pride march through the capital skopje. Several hundred people, including state officials took to the streets before a rally in a park. Lazara marinkovic from Bbc Russian Service reports. North macedonia just had its very first pride parade. More than 1,000 people marched through the centre of skopje, the countrys capital. We feel proud, yeah. We feel really great right now, and super safe and happy. Translation its great, its amazing, really good atmosphere, very fun. Its very cheerful. We are happy protesters and angry activists. Participants say a successful pride parade is a sign that things things are getting better. I think there have been a lot of changes in the past year. One of those changes is that there is more support from the current government, it seems like. There is more Political Support and there is more security. Activists say that this is a very historical moment for the Lgbti Community and for years back, they have suffered severe discrimination, violence, hate speech, rejection from the society but now they see this event as a stepping stone for advancing their human rights. Im proud, im proud. Pride parade ended with the song proud performed by tamara todevska, north macedonian representative at the eurovision song contest. Translation love in every form, because love will win and everyone should live their life by their own rules. In english be proud of who you are. Lazara marinkovic, for the bbc. Trym aunevik is the first person to live on the svalbard islands with Downs Syndrome and he isnt letting it hold him back. The 17 year old is a three Time National swimming champion and has just represented norway at the special olympic world games in abu dhabi. But despite living his whole life in the arctic, he may have to leave to finish his education as there is no programme in place for people with Downs Syndrome. He makes me really proud, what he has achieved and he really makes our family complete and he is a good brother and he is also a very good son. I am trym this is my arctic life. When we realised we have got a child, he was also our first child and in that time of our life, it was really dark. We felt like we didnt succeed being parents, we have failed. I even said to my husband, if we leave now, i will take care of this. Everything was very dark. Its very boring for him because he doesnt speak so much english. Oh, chocolate cake he is very free here. Everybody knows him and he enjoys that he can be a part of a normal regular swim team. To london. Youd like to go to london. And the United States, ok. You are already in norway, but yeah. Japan. Theres a lot of different places. South korea, ok. Thailand. Australia. Antarktis we are going to travel a lot. He prefers the warm. We like the cold as well. Its kind of a little different world, to have a different child, but it gives so much positive different things. So i would say thatjust think of it as a normal child because if you doesnt put any limits on it, there arent any limits. It will give you so much back, so much back. Tryms story there of battling to stay on the svalbard islands. Fabulous story. The semifinal line up at the womens world cup is complete. Two time champions germany suffered a surprise exit as sweden came from behind to beat them 2 1 in rennes. Germany had gone ahead but within minutes sweden were level and they then scored what proved to be the winner in the second half. The defeat also means germany wont compete at next years Olympic Games only the top three european teams qualify. And the netherlands also reached the semifinals for the first time, thanks to two second half headers against italy in valenciennes. The dutch are the reigning euorpean champions and will now play sweden in the second semifinal on wednesday. England and the usa play their semifinal on tuesday. Englands hopes of reaching the world cup semifinals have taken another blow, without even playing. Pakistans final over victory against afghanistan means they have replaced them in the top four of the table and piled even more pressure onto their match against india on sunday. They now have to win both that game and their remaining fixture against new zealand to be certain of reaching the last four. Joe wilson looks ahead. The thing about time, it does run out. For england to rescue the world cup, their world cup, they have to games for england to rescue the world cup, their world cup, they have two games and caution can go to the breeze. So theyre prepared to recall hamstrung batsmanjason roy, even if it risks reinjuring him in the short term. Tuesdays defeat to australia was their third in the tournament already. I asked the captain if his players had let him down. No, i cant fault the commitment or application that the guys have produced in every single game. Where weve let ourselves down as a group is adapting to conditions. Its been a bigger challenge in this world cup than previous bilateral series that weve played so tomorrow is going to be the exact same, were going to have to adapt to conditions and playing against a strong side in india. Playing in a home world cup for your home country is an extremely privileged position to be in, it presents a huge opportunity, two more Group Stage Games left. If we win the two, go through to a semifinal to win that, we will go through to a World Cup Final so there is still a lot on the line and we are really looking forward to it. While india, in contrast, could come to edgbaston here feeling bright and breezy. Their world cup so far has gone to plan. But of course if youre an indian cricketer, you live with a 24 7 scrutiny, expectation that comes with being an indian cricketer. So what is virat kholis perspective on englands recent struggles . Everyone is a bit surprised. We thought england is probably going to dominate in their own conditions, but as i said at the beginning of the tournament, in the press and low scores are going to be defended and i said that because i played two world cups and that usually happens in such a big tournament, so anyone can beat anyone on the day. Now, there will be a vibrant, passionate, noisy atmosphere in these grandstands tomorrow and it will be generated largely by the supporters of india. As englands captain put it today, for his players, it will feel like an away game. Joe wilson, bbc news, at edgbaston. For royal watchers, he duchess of sussex has made a surprise appearance at the london stadium to watch some major league baseball. Meghan joined harry for a match between the Boston Red Sox and the new york yankees. It was the first regular season game to have been played in europe. Before the match, the royal couple were presented with a yankees shirt and a red sox baby bodysuit, you can see it there, for their son archie. Im sure archie will wear it. A reminder of the top story we are following. President trump is in south korea where he is visiting us troops and is due to visit the demilitarised zone between the north and south. He did give a twitter information twitter invitation to the leader, kim jong un, information twitter invitation to the leader, kimjong un, to meet on the leader, kimjong un, to meet on the border but were not sure if thatis the border but were not sure if that is happening. We will keep you across on bbc news. Hello again. Yesterday was the hottest day of the year so far. Temperatures reached 3a degrees celsius at both northolt and also heathrow in west london but a cold front has been working eastwards over recent hours and thats been bringing fresher air with it so todays top temperature will be around 25 degrees. Thats not cold, still warmer than normal for the time of year but not as hot as yesterday and yesterday ended in a bit of a bang as well. Some lively thunderstorms, particularly focusing in on parts of scotland brought also some localised flooding issues. It wasnt the first time this month that edinburgh was in the firing line for some pretty nasty weather. Looking at the weather picture, over recent hours, you can see those storms have been working out into the north sea. The weather has been calming down but if youre heading outside over the next few hours, there could still be a bit of rain to come especially across Western Areas of scotland, the highlands and the Western Isles but its a largely dry picture and although it was a very warm start to the night, if you are heading outside over the next few hours, these are the kinds of temperatures you are more likely to encounter, only around 15, 16 degrees celsius. Sunday is going to be a much fresher kind of day with plenty of sunshine around. There will be some thick cloudin the north west and that will be bringing outbreaks of rain so some wet weather here and along with that, the cool winds coming in from the sea will keep temperatures pretty low, really, from the time of year across the very far north of scotland and thats why there are a few showers for Northern Ireland, a few for the north west of both england and wales, the driest weather across southern and eastern areas. For many of us, temperatures are actually pretty good for the time of year. 20 in aberdeen, quite warm. 2a, 25 for south east england but 1a for shetland and 12 in lerwick, thats not particularly special for the time of year. Another hot day coming up then for Central Europe on sunday as well. The heatwave is beginning to come to an end as cooler temperatures begin to flow in and that will tend to knock the temperatures down. For much of the week ahead, our weather is going to take a north westerly pattern and bring further showers in across the north westerly wind for the uk, variable cloud elsewhere with some spells of sunshine coming and going. Temperatures alright for the time of year again with highs of around 18 in newcastle, 22 in london but again, across the far north of scotland, itll be a little bit disappointing for the time of year. We are looking deeper into the week ahead, its a largely dry week, actually. Sunny spells and temperatures generally into the high teens, and low 20s for scotland and Northern Ireland and into the low to mid 20s for england and wales. Thats your weather. This is bbc news. The headlines President Trump has arrived in the south korean capital, seoul for talks with president moonjae in. Hes invited the north korean leader, kim jong un, to shake hands and say hello at the demilitarised zone. North korea has described it as a very interesting suggestion. Four weeks after the brutal crackdown in sudan hundreds of activists have returned to the streets of the capital demanding civilian rule. There are calls for a much bigger demonstration on sunday. About 130 people have been killed since the crackdown started, according to doctors close to the protest movement. Thousands of people have marched through the georgian capital, tbilisi, for the 10th day running in the latest wave of anti russian protests. They demanded the resignation of the georgian interior minister they blame him for Police Violence against a crowd that tried to Storm Parliament earlier this month