hello and a warm welcome to the programme i m sally bundock. thousands of military personnel have been taking part in the biggest rehearsal so far for king charles coronation this saturday. the rehearsal was held overnight in central london on the route between buckingham palace and westminster abbey. just hours before it got underway a man was arrested outside the palace on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon. here s our reporter vincent mcaviney. with the coronation just days away london s mammoth security operation was tested at the sovereign s own residence last night stopping the police say a man approached the front gates of buckingham palace at around seven o clock on tuesday evening, throwing what are thought to have been shot cartridges into the grounds. he was quickly detained and found to be carrying a knife for which he was arrested stop he was also carrying what they said was a suspicious bag, so the area was cordoned off and a controlled explosion w
As long as liberal elites are at the helm of key Western countries, NATO will not be brought to justice over its bombing-related crimes in Yugoslavia, experts told Sputnik.
around this area. around this area. really interesting, around this area. really interesting, thank - around this area. really interesting, thank you l around this area. really i interesting, thank you for around this area. really - interesting, thank you for your time. talking about the impact of loneliness. do tell me what you think about that story. if you think about that story. if you are lonely or have suffered with that issue what have you done, what is a good life pack, i m on twitter, we would love to hear from you. the leaders of serbia and kosovo have said they ll work together to find and identify the remains of hundreds of people missing after the war of the 1990s. they reached the agreement in brussels, but the eu foreign policy chief josep borrell said there was no wider reconciliation and he warned that tension in serb majority north kosovo was still high. 0ur balkans correspondent guy de launey has more. the european union announced a normalisation agreement between
firing more than 70 rockets into the israeli towns around the gaza strip. video shows that rockets were fired and exploded overhead in gaza. israeli officials said the strikes targeted weapons manufacturing sites and training camps of hamas, the islamist group that governs gaza. the latest flare up was sparked by the death of khader adnan, a leader in the islamicjihad movement in the west bank who went on a hunger strike in an israeli prison. an islamicjihad senior official told the bbc that they are ready to fire a longer range missile if israel doesn t hand over the adnan s body. leaders of kosovo and serbia on tuesday failed to agree on how to lower tensions in serb majority areas in north kosovo. in march, both countries agreed to implement an eu backed plan but little progress has been made. some 50,000 serbs who live in north kosovo still refuse to take part in kosovo