Ivanka takes the stage alongside Angela Merkel in herfirst overseas trip as an official adviser to the us administration. And, Hearts And Minds alongside Angela Merkel in herfirst overseas trip as an official Adviser Researchers say regular moderate exercise is the best way to keep your brain sharp if youre over 50. And coming up in sport on bbc news. England announce their 15 man squad for the champions trophy injune. Eoin morgan will captain the side. And bowler mark wood is back from injury. Good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. Labour says it will guarantee the rights of eu nationals living in the uk after brexit, if it wins the general election. Setting out labours proposals for negotiating britains exit from the european union, The Shadow Brexit secretary sir keir starmer, said labour would also prioritisejobs. He said he accepted that Free Movement of workers couldnt continue after brexit but suggested eu nationals could still come to the uk if they have a guarante
On theological matters. Sir elton john cancels a number of us shows. Hes recovering from a potentially deadly bacterial infection. Ivanka trump takes to the international stage, defending herfathers record on womens rights at a summit in berlin. And, Ten Years After Natascha Kampusch fled to freedom, we talk to the austrian woman who spent over eight years in captivity as a schoolgirl. Its 5pm. Our main story is that theresa may has taken her conservative campaign to the heart of south wales, one of labours traditional strongholds, and shes urged welsh voters to drop what she calls the tribal politics of the past and to back the conservatives ahead of the brexit process. Its the Prime Ministers first visit to wales since she called the election, and she claimed that an alliance between labour and plaid cymru could undermine the brexit negotiations. Well be talking to the First Minister, labours ca rwyn jones, a little later. But first, for the latest on theresa mays visit lets join our
cnn s will ripley live in pyongyang north korea, the only western journalist there right now. his 12th trip to north korea. what is the state of play on the ground there, will? reporter: it s interesting, chris, we were taken today to colorful celebrations. as we were out there we were getting reports of massive long range artillery exercise happening on the north korean coast possibly overseen by kim jong-un, supreme leader of increase. that will be confirmed as they release images in the coming hours. testing of long range artillery is frightening, particularly frightening for south korea. pointed at seoul, home to tens of millions of people. weapons in the immediate future could be more damaging and kill more people than nuclear weapons still being developed. this as the country is prepared
clearance. there is a whole process we go through. but it relies upon the information being supplied by that individual and if that is not accurate and there is no way of knowing about income received from a foreign government, it can go unnoticed. but it s against the law to give misinformation during the process of getting clearance. and, of course, the thing that chairman chaffetz said i hadn t thought about, as a former military he can be called back into service and why it is a different rule for people in the military having to inform the department of defense. let me move on, senator. i want to turn to north korea. today north korea staged a massive artillery exercise like the one seen here highlighting their ability to hammer south korea with conventional weapons. meanwhile, the new york times reporting that intelligence reports estimate that north korea could be capable of producing a nuclear bomb every six or seven weeks. also today, u.s. guided missile sub arrived for
military commission and this new north korea/south korea military hotline. number two, they will allow international atomic energy agency personnel, ayeah personnel, to come back to the yongbyon north korea facility to make sure there s no enrichment of uranium to weapons grade quality, the kind of quality used to make a bomb. and third, they have agreed to the purchase, to the sale, if you will, of 12,000 fresh fuel rods to south korea. these are the fuel rods that potentially could make as many as six to eight additional nuclear weapons so these are three steps that they have agreed to. richardson says he strongly urged the north koreans not to take any aggressive steps in the face of the south korean expected artillery exercise. didn t get a hard commitment from them on what they would do, but they did agree to what he calls these three steps which