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is armando iannucci s satirical take on the dictator s final hours. we ll find out what mark kermode makes of it in the film review. our main story at 5:00 eu leaders meeting in brussels have agreed to let officials prepare for the next phase of brexit negotiations on a future trading relationship with the uk. but, as expected, they said not enough progress had been made in the talks, so far, to open formal discussions. the president of the european council, donald tusk, said claims of a brexit deadlock between the uk and the eu were exaggerated while the prime minister theresa may said she was ambitious and positive for britain s negotiations. but she admitted there was still some way to go . 0ur europe correspondent damian grammaticas reports from brussels. before dawn, theresa may was back. her speech at the summit last night not enough to end the brexit stalemate. other leaders say speeches are not enough. it s time to go for real negotiations and notjust negotiati
NorwayAustraliaUnited-statesChadNigerUnited-kingdomTexasChinaBeijingDelhiIndiaTogo we have a special report on the work it s doing. and the last letter written the day before the titanic sank. it s expected to fetch up to £80,000 at auction. 0n sportsday: more concerns for ronald koeman as everton are charged by uefa following a confrontation between their supporters and opposition players. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. eu leaders meeting in brussels have agreed to start preparing for trade talks with the uk. but, as expected, they said they could not begin formal discussions on post brexit trade relations because not enough progress had been made on other issues. theresa may said she remained ambitious and positive about securing a partnership with the eu. the so called divorce bill remains a major sticking point between the uk and the eu. the prime minister did not name any figures but indicated that in order to reach a deal with eu leaders, the uk will have to pay more than the £20 billion already promised. from brussels, here s
BangladeshUnited-statesNew-zealandUnited-kingdomZimbabweCambridgeCambridgeshireBrusselsBruxelles-capitaleBelgiumWest-midlandsUnited-kingdom-general- 60 people have been killed in suicide bomb attacks on two mosques in afghanistan. the first attacker opened fire and set off explosives in kabul, so called islamic state said it was responsible. in the second blast in ghor province, the bomber targeted a sunni mosque. anbarasan ethirajan has the latest. the massive suicide attack triggered a medical emergency in kabul. it was a race against time to save those caught up in the blast. a routine friday evening prayer at this mosque ended in a nightmare. the worshippers included women and children. after slipping through tight security, one man managed to walk right in the middle of the prayer hall. translation: people were praying. the attacker entered the mosque and detonated his explosives. many of the wounded tried to flee, fearing further attacks. in a matter of seconds, a number of families were torn apart. around the same time, there was another suicide attack, this time in the central ghor province. a pro government offic
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