And if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Malaysian police have arrested two more people in connection with the death of kim jong nam, the half brother of north Korean Leader kim jong un. He died after apparently being attacked at the airport in the Malaysian Capital Kuala Lumpur earlier this week. One of those arrested was a woman travelling on an indonesian passport. Sarah corker reports. How, in a crowded airport in broad daylight, was a man poisoned to death . Malaysian police are trying to piece together how kim jong nam died as he waited to board a flight at kuala lumpur airport. These cctv images appear to show one of the suspects. Police have now arrested two women, one carrying a vietnamese passport, the other an indonesian one. South koreas spy agency believes suspected north korean agents are behind the assassination. Translation the cause of murder seems likely to be of poison. But it is to be checked precisely through autopsy. Inside north korea, thousands gathered to mark the birthday of the countrys late leader, while the isolated nations current ruler, kim jong un, has remained silent on the death of his estranged half brother. Back in the malaysian capital, north korean officials including the ambassador were seen visiting the hospital on wednesday. This is the kim dynasty. Kim jong il had five children. Kim jong nam, the eldest son, fell out of favour and lived in exile. He was bypassed for leadership in favour of his youngest half brother. Despite the suspicions and speculation, it is not yet clear who killed mr kim or why. A postmortem of the body has been completed but the results not yet made public. Sarah corker, bbc news. Our correspondent Karishma Vaswani is in kuala lumpur, and earlier she sent this update on the investigation. The investigation has been extremely fluid, with information changing pretty much by the hour. But this is what we do know. This morning, we received a statement from the royal Malaysian Police, that said an indonesian woman, a woman carrying an indonesian passport, was arrested late last night. She was arrested alone and they didnt say where she was detained. What we understand is that she was identified from the Closed Circuit Camera Footage taken from the scene of the crime. This is the second arrest in this investigation so far, but three days on from the death of the man believed to be kim jong nam at kuala lumpur airport, there is still very Little Information about why he was killed or whether it was kim jong nam at all. In fact, im standing right in front of the Kuala Lumpur Hospital where the body was brought for a postmortem investigation. Remember, Malaysian Police have said that until that investigation is completed, they cant confirm the identity of the man who died at the airport on monday, or what caused the death. Now we have been told that the postmortem has been completed but the results of that investigation have yet to be released. Lets go live now to seoul in south korea, and our correspondent kevin kim. Kevin, now three arrests, and more details emerging about potentially the story behind it, claims that in 2012, he had written to kimjong un an, begging him to spare his life after a previous Assassination Attempt kim jong un. The person detained was carrying an indonesian passport. The person detained was carrying an indones or passport. The person detained was carrying an indones or a assport. The person detained was carrying an indones or a liquid t. The person detained was carrying an indones or a liquid laced cloth, all needle, or a liquid laced cloth, all aspects of this incident has kept the public absolutely mesmerised, even to the detail of what was printed on the shirt that the female suspect was wearing, with the huge letters lol, an acronym for laughing out loud plastered on the front of the assailants outfit. Everyone is captivated by the story in its intrigue. Thanks very much, kevin. Ben is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the rest of the days news. More than three Million People could avoid getting colds and flu every year by taking Vitamin D Supplements according to new research. The study in the British Medical Journal calls for the vitamin to be added to food. But Public Health england says the evidence remains inconclusive. Our Health CorrespondentDominic Hughes reports. This is what Vitamin D Deficiency can look like. Softened bones bowing under the weight of the body. In children, it can cause rickets. Now researchers say vitamin d can have other benefits apart from strengthening bones. They argue that if everyone got enough vitamin d there would be a 10 reduction in the risk of respiratory illnesses like coughs, colds and flu. Among those with the very lowest levels of vitamin d, the benefit is even greater a 50 reduction. And across the whole uk population, that would equate to more than 3 Million People avoiding a cold orflu each year. At present, people are being asked to take supplements in order to meet their Vitamin D Requirement over winter and spring, but its expensive and a lot of people wont remember able to take or remember to take supplements daily. So a more effective strategy is to introduce Food Fortification into the food chain. Sunlight on the skin is the best source of vitamin d but the increased use of sunscreen, and our weather, means exposure in the uk is limited. We are already advised to take vitamin d throughout the winter and spring months to boost our levels. It can also be found in some foods, like oily fish, eggs and cereals, and the us and finland add vitamin d as a supplement to food. But some scientists here are not convinced theres enough evidence that vitamin d can prevent other illnesses to justify following suit. Dominic hughes, bbc news. The Foreign Secretary borisjohnson will meet his american counterpart Rex Tillerson later today, for the First Time Since mr tillerson was confirmed as president trumps secretary of state. The two men will be attending a meeting of Foreign Ministers from the 620 countries in germany. The Us State Department has indicated that mr tillerson will try to provide a comforting message to countries made uneasy by the apparent changes in americas Foreign Policy positions. President trump has suffered another set back in his efforts to finalise the line up of his cabinet. His choice for labor secretary, andrew puzder, has withdrawn from the Nomination Process after several republican senators said they would not support him. Mr puzder has admitted that he once employed a housekeeper who wasnt legally allowed to work in the us. Social care for elderly people is on the brink of collapse in some parts of england, according to the charity age uk. It says more than 50,000 people are now not receiving any help, despite struggling with essential daily tasks such as washing, eating and getting out of bed. Our Health CorrespondentSophie Hutchinson reports. Push thats it. For ten years, elaine yates has cared for her husband. They managed to get some social care. But elaine, who runs a Support Group for carers, says its much harder now. When Michael First came into the system, it was a lot easier, because we had our own care manager who grew to know us and could help support us in what we needed. Today, people coming into the system, they dont get that kind of support, they dont get their own care manager. Todays report from age uk says that since 2010, that has been a rise of 50 in the amount of elderly people who dont get the help they need. The charitys particularly concerned with the more than 50,000 people who struggle with three or more of these activities, and receive no support at all. While social care is run in different ways across the uk, cuts have meant councils in england have had to reduce the amount spent on social care. The councils in england have had to reduce the amount they spend on social care. And age uk says Emergency Funding is now needed to avert a complete collapse of services in some areas. Were seeing the beginnings of something thats going to get worse. Thats because, if there is going to be any extra money for social care, its not coming yet. And thats a real concern. Because every day we have an ageing population and more people over 85 in particular who need care. The government says it recognises the pressures on the system and is working on a sustainable solution. Theres now a growing Expectation A Rescue Package may be included in the budget next month. Sophie hutchinson, bbc news. Britains most seniorjudge has criticised sections of the press for their coverage of the article 50 court ruling, which said parliament had to be consulted before the formal process for leaving the eu was triggered. The president of the Supreme Court, lord neuberger, also accused politicians of not being quick enough to defend thejudicial process. Some of the things that were said risked undermining the judiciary, and unfairly undermining the judiciary. And therefore, undermining the rule of law. A mother and teenage son have been arrested after she allegedly faked her death in zanzibar in a bid to claim £1a0,000 in insurance money. Police said the 45 year old womans son and his guardian claimed she had died in a car crash in east africa and allegedly provided false documents. But instead she was living in canada. The Insurance Company was unable to verify the womans death, refused to pay out on the policy and contacted police. The Church Of England says its bishops will take time to reflect after the ruling general synod voted down an important report about gay marriage. The clergy chose to ignore recommendations which suggested that a union should only be between a man and a woman. The bishops are now expected to produce a new report on the issue. Hundreds of people demonstrated on the streets of Paris Last Night to show support for a black youth worker who claims he was sexually assaulted by police earlier this month. Theres been growing tension in some of the citys suburbs since the 22 year old was arrested a fortnight ago. One Police Officer has been charged with rape, and three others with assault. President Francois Hollande has called for calm and forjustice. A State Of Emergency has been declared in christchurch in new zealand as a huge wildfire continues to burn, forcing hundreds of people to flee their homes. The military has been deployed to help tackle the fire investigations into what caused it are continuing. Now weve heard of birds, or even drones, being a danger to planes, but now pilots may also have to look out for deer. Pilots are taught to watch out for many dangers during take off, birds, and drones as we said. But one flight in North Carolina had another experience. This plane was taking off from charlotte in North Carolina when it struck a deer on the runway and was forced to make an emergency landing. The Surprise Impact damaged one of the wings and caused a fuel leakage, which saw Emergency Services spraying foam on the plane as a precaution. No injuries were reported among those on board, we suspect the deer was probably not so lucky. 0h, oh, dear. That is a summary of the latest bbc news, more from me later. I thought we might see the deer, but thankfully, we didnt. Let me bring you some comments on the menopause. We will talk about it later. Is it a taboo . Is it difficult to talk about it if you are going through it . What have your experiences been . Jane on Facebook Says not getting the right help from your local hospital on theseissuesis help from your local hospital on these issues is not help either. Glad we can talk out about this because it is a nightmare to live with. Lindsay on facebook, i cook the bed every night and had to get out to call it down or i never get back to sleep. Insomnia is also a blight. Let us know your experiences of the menopause and what have you found works to get through it . Ki rsty found works to get through it . Kirsty walker has made a documentary on the menopause. She willjoin us with other women talking about their experiences. Hugh, nota hugh, not a very good night for arsenal, i guess that puts it mildly . Yes, that is putting it mildly. It is an embarrassment of Epic Proportions for Arsene Wenger and his team. Former players, pundit, fans seem to be reaching a universal view it has been a good journey but the wheels have come off and it is time for a change at arsenal. They have been knocked out at the last 16 stage of the Champions League in the last six seasons. Champions league in the last six seasons. After a huge 5 1 defeat last night it looks set to be another early exit. Amazingly sanchezs equaliser meant things we re sanchezs equaliser meant things were level at half time, there was a Brief Glimmer of hope for the fans but they were torn apart and the capitulation compounds the pressure on the boss Arsene Wenger, he is underfire, a on the boss Arsene Wenger, he is under fire, a promising on the boss Arsene Wenger, he is underfire, a promising title challenge faltered early on, no Premier League title for 12 years and lack of character was put into stark contrast, against that of the bayern team. Arsenal looking lost following an injury to their captain. The goalkeeper making a few great saves. That prevented things from being worse. It is the same old story for fa ns from being worse. It is the same old story for fans of the gunners and with the managers contract coming to an end in a few months time the out calls will grow louder. After he spoke briefly to the media. The real problems we faced was after the third goal, ifelt, because we lost oui third goal, ifelt, because we lost our organisation, and we looked mentally veryjaded, our organisation, and we looked mentally very jaded, and our organisation, and we looked mentally veryjaded, and very vulnerable from that mentally veryjaded, and very vulne is le from that mentally veryjaded, and very vulne is highlighted mentally veryjaded, and very vulne is highlighted when cosh any. Which is highlighted when cosh any. They are a laughing stork, you have a manager who has lost his leadership skill, there is no ince vincible streak in the team any more 01 vincible streak in the team any more or the manager. That view was reflected in the newspapers, the sun say bay bye arsene. They are called spineless in the mail. The pressure grows on wenger and that sums it up. Groundhog day for the arsenal fan, we will wait and see whether Arsene Wenger is given a new contract and more time at the club. We will see. We will. Thank you. Thank you. The menopause is something that happens to all women so why dont we talk about it more . And whats the best way to deal with the side effects that so many women experience . A new documentary by Newsnight PresenterKirsty Wark Which airs tonight takes an unflinching look at everything to do with the menopause and asks whether women have been needlessly denied Hormone Replacement Therapy for years. There is something about the word that has negative connotations of ages which in our youth obsessed culture can be debilitating. We are living longer, working longer and menopause is a feature of midlife, it is the start of a new chapter so why the taboo. It really is time for a change. So sadly, our ovaries are only designed to last a certain number of year, we produce egg cells up to the late 40, early 50s and by the age of 51 on average women are stopping having periods and the reason they stop is because we run out of egg cells but the complicated thing is we live for many years beyond that. So, when our ovaries are not,ing, the key hormone we stop producing is oestrogen, rather than it being period stops it is about the consequences of lack of oestrogen. There are many aspects that women can be embarrassed to talk about. I thought it would be interesting to see if i could encourage them to open up on radio. Cani open up on radio. Can i ask how good was it for you . Not great. No great. Medically induced hysterectomy. Hrt for three yea rs induced hysterectomy. Hrt for three years and then came the big boom scare, and suddenly, hrt was taboo andi scare, and suddenly, hrt was taboo and i came off it, and actually, my symptoms have not really gone away in the last ten years. What about you . I dont seem to have been affected, sorry, because i know that i annoy people. That is great. You are not. Virtually 10096 i annoy people. That is great. You are not. Virtually 100