face with a cloth. if your head is spinning from all the developments with the tramp administration, we go live to washington in both halves of the programme. if you have questions about what s happening i m pretty sure one or both of them will be able to answer. for many years america has supported a two state solution in the middle east. today that changed. a two state solution in the middle east. today that changedli a two state solution in the middle east. today that changed. i thought for a while the two state looks like it may be the easy of the two, but honestly, if bibi and the palestinians, israel and the palestinians, israel and the palestinians are happy, i m happy with the one they like the best, as far as the embassy moving to jerusalem, i d love to see that happen. we re looking at it very, very strongly, we re looking at it with great care believe me. and we ll see what happens, 0k? there are we ll see what happens, 0k? there a re two we ll see what happens, 0k
it s 9am in singapore, 1am in london and 9am in kuala lumpur, where north korea has asked the malaysian authorities to hand over the body of a man widely thought to be the half brother of the north korean leader kim jong un. north korea has objected to a postmortem examination that could determine how kimjong nam died. our correspondent in kuala lumpur, karishma vaswani, has the latest on the investigation. it s business as usual in pyongyang, everything moving at clockwork precision. today, north korea s reclusive leader, kim jong un, made an appearance at a rally celebrating the 75th anniversary of his father s birthday. but away from the pomp and the pageantry, a tale of murder and mystery. this man, kimjong nam, is the north korean leader s exiled older half brother. he s believed to have been murdered at an airport in malaysia on monday. between the hours of 9am to 10am in the morning on monday, the man believed to be kim jong nam was attacked in this crowded, busy airpo
and the media. the subject of mr trump s anger reports, based on security sources, that his team had frequent contacts with russian intelligence during the election, just as the russians were being accused of trying to influence the election. later, israel s prime minister was at the white house, trying to make the middle east, not russia, the centre of attention. this from our north america editorjon sopel. these are not the best of times. not yet four weeks in, his travel ban has been blocked, his national security adviser has been fired, and the questions about his links with russia are piling up. and when the president is angry, the place he vents is on twitter, and, boy, did he let rip this morning. and, on the reporting of this: the president of the united states and the prime minister of israel. at his news conference with the israeli prime minister, no mention of concerns about links with russia and you d never have guessed that it was the president who had forced g
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and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. malaysian police have arrested two more people in connection with the death of kim jong nam, the half brother of north korean leader kim jong un. he died after apparently being attacked at the airport in the malaysian capital kuala lumpur earlier this week. one of those arrested was a woman travelling on an indonesian passport. sarah corker reports. how, in a crowded airport in broad daylight, was a man poisoned to death? malaysian police are trying to piece together how kim jong nam died as he waited to board a flight at kuala lumpur airport. these cctv images appear to show one of the suspects. police have now arrested two women, one carrying a vietnamese passport, the other an indonesian one. south korea s spy agency believes suspected north korean agents are behind the assassination. translation: the cause of murder seems likely to be of poison. but it is to be checked precisely through autopsy. inside nor