Like now, i do not think the british people would allow it. They know that mo farah could get a medal with them. Or anyone, even that mo farah could get a medal with them. Oranyone, even usain that mo farah could get a medal with them. Or anyone, even usain bolt. Its exactly ten years since the start of the biggest financial crisis since the depression. We ask whether lessons have been learnt. And a victim of its own success . Sky is struggling to cope with an influx of tourists. And coming up in the sport on bbc news. At the World Athletics Championships mo farah goes for gold he starts his campaign for the 5,000 metres later tonight. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The United States and north korea are being urged to show restraint, after a growing war of words between the two nations. Last night President Trump said threats from pyongyang would be met with fire, fury and power. The communist state says its considering a Missile Strike on the us territory of guam.
it was a difficult decision, not taken lightly, but it is essential and it is vital. we ll ask what today s court ruling means for future environmental policies. also this lunchtime. james, it s lauren james. goal! victory for the lionesses down under they beat denmark in their second match of the women s world cup. we report from the israel lebanon border, as tension increases in the region. there are warnings our seabird colonies face a catastrophe as the bird flu outbreak continues to bite. oh, what a catch, oh, joe root! and england finally make a breakthrough after australia frustrate them on day two of the final test at the oval. and coming up on bbc news: the netball world cup is under way in south africa.
in london is a killer. there are children with stunted lungs. it was a difficult decision, not taken lightly, but it is essential and it is vital. we ll ask what today s court ruling means for future environmental policies. also this lunchtime. james, it s lauren james. goal! victory for the lionesses down under they beat denmark in their second match of the women s world cup. we report from the israel lebanon border, as tension increases in the region. there are warnings our seabird colonies face a catastrophe as the bird flu outbreak continues to bite. oh, what a catch, oh, joe root! and england finally make a breakthrough after australia frustrate them on day two of the final test at the 0val. and coming up on bbc news: the netball world cup is under way in south africa.
but secretary pompeo is on his way now to saudi arabia. it will be interesting to see how far he backs that evidence and those claims but the situation is very, very volatile right now and as the tension increases, iran is digging in deeper and deeper and threatening that they will retaliate if they are striked. this is a far cry from two weeks ago when we were talking about possible talks between the iranians at the unga and now we re talking about them not even showing up. hadley is in saudi arabia what is your expectation as secretary of state mike pompeo gets ready for what has been this very highly anticipated meeting over the last 24 hours or so? absolutely. the news just keeps on coming. essentially what we know is that in the next several minutes we should begin to hear more from saudi arabia s defense ministry what they say next in terms of directly linking iran to the attacks over the weekend on the
between cairo and egypt among all sides. there was a cease fire planned for 6:00 in the morning local time. that is being denied by all parties so perhaps there are the ongoing negotiations and last minute deal making that needs to happen before something can be announcement and the tension increases and continues as you mentioned. because there was that fife-hour cease fire that largely held but then there were three mortars fired from gaza into israel. israel didn t respond and civilians in gaza didn t have the opportunity to go and get food and supplies and that kind of thing. at the same time, israel having to launch an investigation into the deaths of those children on the beach in gaza yesterday, these are terrible scenes in which innocent people were killed. that repeated many times the number now, 231 killed in gaza.