Us President Donald Trump says the threat of tariffs against mexico has been indefinitely suspended after the two countries agreed what he called strong measures and reached a deal. The us had been asking mexico to do more to stop migrants from Central America reaching its southern border. The latest data shows more than 132,000 arrests were made on the us border in may, the highest in more than a decade, a 33 increase from april. It was also the highest monthly total since mr trump took office. The bbcs will grant has more on the newjoint declaration. Pourous, jungled, and nearly impossible to police. Every day, people move back and forth across the suchiate river, mexicos natural border with Central America, on inflatable rafts. Many cross for work, commerce, even school. But for us bound migrants, its a crucial step on their arduous journey north. For now, punitive tariffs have been avoided. Yet few in mexico think the shaky peace on immigration will last. President lopez 0brador ha
site. a roma baby is finally laid to rest as inquiryies while it was refused a place in the town s cemetery. at least four people have been killed and dozens injured in bangladesh. dozens took to the streets to mark. the prime minister accused the opposition of trying to create anarchy. reporter: monday is the anniversary of the re-election. the opposition bangladesh national party calls it democracy killing day. in a tv address in the the last few hours. it is believed that there is an marchy. anarchy. a crowd of supporters had got to the gates and armed with sticks they tried to get inside the building. the the political affiliations, and ideologies, all of you should come forward. away from the watch capitol two people were shot dead. the political conflict between the opposition and government takes a turn. what is the situation? at this moment it is not surprising that there have been accusations of anarchy. what sort of impact could this have on the coun
across the country at midday polls are about to close in sri lanka, where the polls are picking the new lead ner a snappy election. all is not well at a leading smartphone maker. we tell you why we begin in france where a national stay of mourning is being observed. masked gunmen shot 12 dead in an attack at the hospitals of a satirical magazine charlie hebdo on wednesday. the french president francis hollande shared a crisis meeting at the pal a as well as with nicolas sarkozy, who heads the main opposition party. a minute s silence will be observed at midday and flags are flying at half mask. police detained several over the attack. the two accused of carrying out the sault are on the run. the frenching assault are still on the run. the french prime minister manuel valls gave an you date. translation: we spoke with the president about the situation of the continuing search to find and arrest the individuals that carried out the attack. we spoke about security an
those were his words - were found in the getaway cars. he said the younger of the two cars was known to the security forces and they had proof that he did, indeed have links to al qaeda in 2004 and 2005. confirming some of what we already know. but he said that the individuals then under surveillance on the radar. french security forces were known to intelligence services and nine people linked to the two individuals are being held. french interior minister confirmed that individuals looking like the suspects had been located north of paris and police forces currently focussing the operation in northern france - we know that 88,000 offices are involved in that operation in france to find the two brothers suspected of carrying out the attacks on the paris office of charlie hebdo . as the police continue their search, people are gathering in central paris for a vigil, solidarity and support, a sense of lose and defiance. a statement that the country will not compromise democra
sri lanka s new president begins to assemble his cabinet after his surprise victory closing the door on cholera examination in haiti. a judge rules the united nations can t be sued 4. 3. 1. 0. and lift off. and the next generation of reusable rockets heads for the international space station the french president francis hollande and key members of his government are meeting to discuss security and what has been described as intelligence failings in the right of the attacks which shocked the nation and, indeed the world. two sieges were brought to a violent end with four hostages and three gunmen killed on friday. two days earlier 12 people were shot dead in an attack on a satirical magazine. we get the latest from paris with laurence lee in a moment. first this report from tim friend. reporter: these are the images that will stay locked in the french public s mind for decades to come. one of the most violent days in recent history. first, the end of the seem north-eas