Welcome to bbc news. Just a week after donald trump imposed Travel Restrictions on people from seven muslim countries, a Us Federal Court has declared the ban to be unconstitutional and ordered its suspension. Many airlines have re opened flights to passengers affected by the ban. Donald trump has called the ruling ridiculous and has vowed to overturn it. Thats a battle that might end in the Supreme Court. From washington, Richard Lister reports. The other scenes which have characterised the first two weeks of the trump presidency. Foreign travellers held at airports, some allowed in, others turned back. Millions protesting what they see as discrimination against muslims and an unwonted change in american values. And all triggered by this one Executive Order, denying entry to people from seven countries. The order was hit by a series of legal challenges, the latest this Seattle Court which banned some people from returning to American Companies and colleges, damaging the united states. I find that the court should and will ground a temporary restraining order. The ban was suspended. It is obviously an historic decision and an important one for the rule of law and for the people in the state of washington and the people of our country. I said from the beginning it is not the loudest voice that prevails in a court room, its the constitution. Within hours of airlines were told by the Us Border Agency that the restrictions on travellers from the affected countries had been. The dish airways and a handful of others reflected that advice on their websites. These iraqi and iranian nationals at istanbuls airport wasted no time in boarding a long awaited fly to los angeles, considered that this time we would be allowed in. When President Trump arrived at his Weekend Retreat in florida, he would have hoped this key pa rt florida, he would have hoped this key part of his National Security policy was secure. And his fury at thejudges ruling was policy was secure. And his fury at the judges ruling was all too apparent. He tweeted he later added this is truly a politicised decision bya this is truly a politicised decision by a judge who doesnt understand the law brought in in the 1950s that gives the president the prerogative to determine how immigration is handled. That is the fact of the matter and thisjudge handled. That is the fact of the matter and this judge needs to understand that. The Trump Administration the president has the right to exclude anyone from the country on the grounds of National Security, but this judicial ruling says the president s Executive Order does america more harm than good. So the question seems almost certain to be decided here at the Supreme Court. Protesters were back on the streets in several American Cities today, as they were in london and across europe. But President Trump is adamant that ultimately he is right and he will win. Richard lister with that report and a little earlier he gave me more of an update from the steps of the Supreme Court in washington. At this stage we have not heard whether or not the Department Of Justice has filed a report that we arejust justice has filed a report that we are just hearing about. They said quite clearly after this ruling that the were going to move ahead with it, but publicly they havent said anything about whether or not they have wild that appeal yet. I think it would be extraordinary if they didnt. Clearly donald trump thinks he is well within his rights to make this president ial Executive Order. He feels it is part of his duty as president to ensure the security of the people of america and if he wa nts to the people of america and if he wants to exclude foreign nationals on the basis of National Security he has every right to do so. This certainly the white house and the department ofjustice are clear that they do not believe this order from thisjudge in seattle is appropriate oi thisjudge in seattle is appropriate or will be allowed to stand, but as the things stand we have not yet heard whether or not they have filed that appeal to the appeals court. Ultimately, as i said in my piece, it seems likely that once the lower courts have had their say, and this goes back and forth, it will have to come to the Supreme Court, where the judges will have to make a final decision. Labour is calling for a change in the law to stop Energy Companies putting up their prices. The shadow Chancellorjohn Mcdonnell said legislation was needed to end years of excessive profits. It follows widespread criticism of npower, who have announced price rises of up to 15 for some customers. Our Political Correspondent iain watson reports. Labour has not exactly been cooking with gas in the opinion polls, but with npower increasing some of its Energy Prices by 9 , the party sees an opportunity to appeal to people struggling to get by. Peoples wages have largely been frozen since 2007 08 in the economic crash. Since then that inflation has began to hit them as i know they are being hit by massive increases in Energy Prices. It is unacceptable, so in the short and we will have a cap and introduce legislation to do that. The Competition And Markets Authority last year poured cold water on the idea of price caps, but labour say this will be a temporary measure until the market is reformed. And havent we been here before . The next Labour Government will freeze gas and Electricity Prices until the start of 2017. Ed milibands pledge to freeze Energy Prices was popular at first, but didnt win labour an election. Immediately after the last election, labours former policy chief said the party had been reduced to what he described as small scale bribes, in other words simply giving consumers money off their energy bills wasnt enough to convince them labour could be trusted with the wider economy. And while some voters in liverpool welcomed labours new energy pledge, others needed more convincing. I think its a smashing idea. Times like this, times of austerity, everyone is struggling. If the energy firms think there isjustified Long Term Plan to do that in terms of betterness of welfare, there could be justified reasons to not put a cap on it. The government says it is prepared to do more for consumers. The department for business said in the meantime, the government says consumers should be prepared to switch between Energy Suppliers to get their prices down. And labour is hoping some ha rd pressed customers will also be prepared to switch their votes. Ian watson, bbc news. Its emerged a five year old boy died at a school in East Yorkshire after choking during a School Dinner break. The pupil, who has not yet been named, was taken ill yesterday at the Primary School on the outskirts of hull. Our correspondent simon spark gave us this update from outside the school. This Primary School serves the villagejust outside of this Primary School serves the village just outside of hull. It has about 325 pupils, aged between four and ii. About 325 pupils, aged between four and 11. But it has been confirmed this afternoon that yesterday a five year old boy started to choke during his lunch break and, despite paramedics being called, they were unable to save him. The school has released a statement by the head teacher and says that they are deeply saddened by this tragic event and the thoughts of everyone connected with the school are with the childs family. From here, specialist staff will be sent into the school on monday to help people cope with whats happened here and of course an enquiry will now open into the tragic circumstances surrounding this childs death. Three climbers have been injured after an avalanche on ben nevis in the scottish highlands. Police say they were contacted shortly after midday. The three climbers are being treated at Belford Hospital in fort william. 14 people have been arrested by Police Investigating the alleged misuse of electronic tags used to monitor criminals. Its alleged that staff from capita, working for the governments electronic monitoring service, were paid by criminals. To fit the devices loosely, so they could be easily removed. The Ministry Ofjustice says it is urgently investigating the matter. Our reporter andy moore has been following developments. Weve heard from them and they say they have a Zero Tolerance policy against any of our employees who act in any way to undermine the robustness of the electronic monitoring service. They say the small number of employees being investigated regarding this isolated issue, they say, was sweetly taken off duties. Weve also heard from the Ministry Ofjustice. They say Public Protection is their number one priority and they say they are urgently investigating and working closely with police. A deal to end the long Running Southern Rail Dispute is a shocking betrayal of workers and passengers, the rmt union has claimed. An agreement between aslef and the rail operators parent company, Govia Thameslink railway, over changes to the role of guards on southern trains was announced on thursday. The rmt was not involved. Its general secretary, mick cash, said the deal would leave drivers and passengers exposed and vulnerable. The father of the man who is alleged to have carried out an attack at the Louvre Museum in paris has been speaking about his son. 29 year old Abdullah Reda Refaei Al Hamamy was shot four times after injuring a soldier patrolling the Shopping Area under the museum. Hes now in hospital. His father said he could not believe his son had been involved in the attack. Translation i was looking at facebook as i sometimes do and when i was scrolling through i found that it said abdullah was the one who carried out the attack and of course i felt shocked and couldnt believe that my son was involved. His mother was in shock too and fainted and after that we started to follow everything. Never in his life did he ~ss 7 life wear a white robe, never in hislife the wear a white robe, never in hislife the he if . . . , and 1 italy ti ; and 7 f beard that he is the young hat he is the young gel tee ~is the , ~ young gee leave ~is the , young gee leave to ~is the , young gee leave to grow. 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Mr macron, who formed his centrist party less than a year ago, thanked the crowd in lyon, which he claimed numbered more than 10,000. His message focussed on the need for equality of opportunity. Our Correspondentjonny Dymond is in paris and he described what makes Emanuel Macron an interesting president ial candidate for the electorate. I think it is what he is not promising as much as what he is promising as much as what he is promising that makes an interesting. It had the guy and being too unfair at the moment, these are early days in his campaign. He is an independent and not from the Socialist Party or the Republican Party or the National Front and thats probably why there is not a buzz around him and a good buzz there is, hugely enthusiastic crowds at this meeting in lyon. 8000 side the wall and 8000 in the overspill every. There has been criticism that the speeches are high on philosophy and low on policy detail. Overspill area. It has followed the pattern, he has tried to work through some of the big themes dash the lipstick liberty, equality. Liberty in terms of security, security of the person and the work and making sure people dont spend their lives on €. ; ; , 7 of and that to healthcare, to healthca re, and will access to healthcare, and fraternity has been framed in terms of handing on a healthy country. An ecological country, a green agenda. So there has been something in terms of building up the platform, but weve also heard the familiar discussions about how he is not at the right might not at the left, but of france. He has name checked various president s of both left and right and he has issued the kind of their isa blairite words, but a young and pretty enthusiastic new person on the scene might say. We are in early stages of the peace and at the moment it is about keeping up with momentum and showing he is a player. The headlines President Trump angerly rejects a Us Court Ruling which lifts his ban on travellers from seven muslim majority countries. The Labour Party Promises they will cap Future Energy Bills after a large price increase is announced by npower. After days of protest in romania, the government agrees to scrap a decree that would cutjail agrees to scrap a decree that would cut jail terms agrees to scrap a decree that would cutjail terms for some agrees to scrap a decree that would cut jail terms for some corruption offences. Sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. England made a very shaky start to the defence of their 6 nations title as they edged past france 19 16 at twickenham but there was joy for scotland at murrayfield after a thrilling victory by 27 points to 22 against ireland heres our sports correspondent, andy swiss as fi. As c i 5 wi . I c iz r 1 first in ii first in 11 years fit it iefjjg it the eefifif w continue daly l i itiririic li il irir Ill Ie Li Iiririm ie iicf symbian. Daly thought he snuck over baht watch the left boot. It got worse. Slimani rumbling over in front in front. Teoo came to englands rescue. Their 15th win in a row but this was a lesson in winning ugly. You can almost sense the relief in the england players and fans. Their Six Nations Campaign is off to a winning start. But only just. Chelsea have maintained their nine point lead at the top of the Premier League table after a convincing 3 1 win over 3rd placed arsenal at stamford bridge. The Arsenal Manager said chelseas opening goal shouldnt have stood as marco alonsos header saw his leading arm hit hector bellerin, forcing the arsenal defender off with concussion. Eden hazard and Arsenal Old Boy Cesc Fabregas got chelseas other two. Fought 1 0 win over middlesbrough in the late kick off after a goalless first half, spurs were handed their opportunity when son hueng min was fouled inside the penalty area. England striker harry kane stepped up and to score the decisive spot kick his fourteenth league goal of the season. Boro almost snatched a point at the death they lost 2 0 at hull city. Liverpool have only won one of their last 10 games in all competitions. Hull are nowjust one point off safety now. There was a massive win for sunderland at Crystal Palace 40. 3 fi3 33 gagee eereeeeeeeelmrm in the days other games everton beat bournemouth 6 3 Romelu Lukaku got 4 of them. West ham came from behind to win at southampton, 3 1. Watford beat burnley 2 1. And west brom had a 1 0 win over stoke at the hawthorns. In scotland, hearts beat ten man motherwell 3 0. They stay fourth in the table while motherwell drop down to ninth. Elsewhere aberdeen beat patrick thistle two nil to move above rangers into 2nd. Rangers drew 1 1 with ross county. Celtic are 2a points clear and play stjohnstone tomorrow. Great britain are 2 1 up in the davis cup tie against canada after winning their doubles rubber today. Jamie murray and Dom Inglot Beat Daniel Nestor and Vasek Pospisil in 4 sets in ottawa. Evans could clinch the tie against pospisil in the first singles rubber tomorrow. The winners will travel to france in the Quarter Finals in april. Thats all the sport for now. Lets have a quick look at some of The Front Pages The Front Page of the Sunday Telegraph leads on the governments 60 Million Pound investigation into historic allegations of abuse in iraq the paper says mps are due to conclude that its unfit for purpose. The observer reports that theresa mays government is going to make a major shift in Housing Policy away from promoting Home Ownership and towards better deals for people renting properties. Donald trump appears to have found a new ally in the shape of the former archbishop of Canterbury George carey is quoted in the Daily Express as hitting out at the hysterical Overreactions Of The President s critics. The sunday times has investigated what it calls deficiencies in defence procurement, including ships so noisy russian submarines can hear them 100 miles away. The photograph is of england player ben teo celebrating victory over france in the six nations rugby. Finally, the mail on sundays headline is a story about the former ukip leader nigel farage, and how he is sharing a £4 million property in west london with his friend, laure ferrari, a french politician. After days of mass protests, romanias government has withdrawn plans to water down the countrys anti corru ption laws. An official decree had decriminalised many offences committed by government officials. But that sparked the countrys biggest Anti Government demonstrations since the fall of communism. From bucharest, Steve Rosenberg reports. In the caress tonight it felt like an entire country had come together in one square. For five days, romanian have been protesting against the government decree. It would have meant some Public Officials who abused their power could not be circuitous. Tonight the government caved in and said it would cancel the order. These are the largest Anti Government protests since the fall of communism and they have succeeded. They have forced the government into a Humiliating Climb down. Tonight, pressure from the streets forced these televised announcement by the prime minister. We will make sure, he said, that the decree will not take effect. Just two days ago he promised there would be no u turn. On Victory Square there was more suspicion than celebration. Many here do not believe a word of the government says. I do not think we can say we have achieved any victory for top we have achieved any victory for top we have the seat whether or not it is actually cancel. They like a lot of times so i do not believe it. The protests continue . Of course, until we see it on paper. Authorities say they are cancelling the decree to avoid division in remainiac but after these mass protests leaders will struggle to unite the country behind the government. There have been violent clashes between landowners and traditional herdsman in northern kenya. Tens of thousands of cattle are being driven onto farms and wildlife sanctuaries. The herdsmen say drought is forcing them to move their livestock. But ranchers say its politically motivated. From kenya, Alastair Leithead reports. In the grasslands below mount kenya, farmers are fighting a daily battle to keep control of their land. Wildlife is being killed and tourist lodges hit, as herds of cattle are being illegally driven onto private land by traditional herdsman in their tens of thousands. This is a game ranch, buffaloes and elephants usually drink here, but Traditional Pokot and Samburu Herdsman are driving their cattle through, destroying the land. It is because of drought, he told me, and this is the only place theres pasture, the only place we can bring our cows. But farmers say its less about drought and more about Politics Land in exchange for votes. This is a tourist lodge, set alight by herdsman, angry after clashes with Security Forces left one man dead. The owners were forced to flee, and then the looting began. People have been misused and told to go and destroy property, destroy the wildlife, try to destroy the livelihood of the place. The reality is that there are too many people, too much livestock and it is a global thing, its not just kenya. Overgrazing destroys a carefully managed environment, but also has other costs. Elephants are shot either because they threaten cattle, or, amid the lawlessness, for their ivory. Gunfire. We just stumbled across some of the illegal Cattle Herders Alastair Leithead, bbc news, laikipia, kenya. Now its time for the weather. Hello. The weather on Sunday A Cross most of the uk is not looking too bad. A lot of cloud around and one 01 bad. A lot of cloud around and one or two showers but on balance not a bad day. This is what the satellite which looks like now. This massive cloud, heavy showers across the south west of the country. The rain moving away from scotland. South west of the country. The rain moving away from scotlandm south west of the country. The rain moving away from scotland. It is quite a wet day here. Some areas will catch a bit of rain overnight but overwrought it is looking pretty dry and misty and murky as well. Tomorrow starts off cloudy, damp in some places. 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