what they looked like. i want to search for clues about their world. i ll investigate their ancient sites, delving deep into their secret tombs and sanctuaries. oh, my goodness! indiana jones, eat your heart out. wait till you see this. i m tracking down the leading experts doing new research who will help me build up a picture of the nabataeans. they did not use slave. it s a respectful job. the secret nabataeans possessed is the knowledge of the great deserts around them. and i m going to meet the people who are living here now to try and understand what life was like then in this remarkable landscape. this is what enabled the nabataeans to trade and they re beautiful. join me as i uncover the secrets of the nabataeans. the nabataeans forged a successful empire around 300 bce. that s towards the end of the civilisation of the far better known ancient egyptians. they were nomads and traders who took control of the lucrative incense route all the way from modern day yemen, t
southampton are promoted after beating leeds in the championship play off final at wembley. good morning. today is going to be a day of sunshine and showers. the heaviest showers will be in the north and north east scotland, later rain coming to south west england. all of the details throughout the programme. it s monday 27th may. our main story. the hamas run health ministry in gaza says 35 people have been killed and dozens injured in an explosion at a refugee camp near rafah. the israel defense forces said it had carried out an air strike targeting a compound where senior hamas officials had gathered. it says it s reviewing the incident after reports that civilians had also been harmed. our correspondent dan johnson is injerusalem. good morning to you, dan. what more do we know about the impact to civilians on the ground? we know there was this civilians on the ground? we know there was this explosion - civilians on the ground? we know there was this explosion last - civ
and reducing bureaucracy in the single market. it s all part of an eu push to strengthen the bloc s economy and help it catch the us and china. rainer riess, is the director general of the federation of european securities exchanges. how much closer are we getting to cmu? and what would that mean? i think not too close, i think we made some progress, but it is a project that is dating back from 2015, lord hill, the last british commissioner, actually, had the vision to bring european capital markets closer together and to catch up with the us to diversify funding sources for business,er specially for small and medium enterprises and the idea behind it is to foster growth innovation and resilience in the eu economy and obviously this would bring a lot of benefits, lowering barriers within the european union, for cross border investments, making funding more available for smes, strengthening the role of the markets to fund the green position. defence is now a big topic. a lot o
But people are in. Welcome to bbc news. The white house wanted its message to be about changing us policy toward cuba. But then a tweet from President Trump caused the news agenda to change. Earlier on friday he said that sparked this response from senator Dianne Feinstein who sits on the intelligence committee. She went on to call it a blatant violation of the president s oath of office. For more on mr trumps comments and the resulting firestorm, heres our North America editorjon sopel. The ball has been set rolling, largely because of mr trumps own actions in the way he has communicated on some of these things. We all know there was an investigation going on into the trump campaigns links with russia. Then donald trump fired the fbi Directorjames Comey and the white house and the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney general gave a set of reasons for why james comey had been fired for top donald trump them directly contradicts those reasons, saying it was because of the rush of th
But people are in. Welcome to bbc news. The white house wanted its message to be about changing us policy toward cuba. But then a tweet from President Trump caused the news agenda to change. Earlier on friday he said that sparked this response from senator Dianne Feinstein who sits on the intelligence committee. She went on to call it a blatant violation of the president s oath of office. For more on mr trumps comments and the resulting firestorm, heres our North America editorjon sopel. The ball has been set rolling, largely because of mr trumps own actions in the way he has communicated on some of these things. We all know there was an investigation going on into the trump campaigns links with russia. Then donald trump fired the fbi Directorjames Comey and the white house and the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney general gave a set of reasons for why james comey had been fired for top donald trump them directly contradicts those reasons, saying it was because of the rush of th