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in england tries to improve a&e and cancer treatments. also, it s one of the biggest wildlife conservation projects ever seen in britain. the back from the brink campaign is being launched today and it aims to save at least 20 species from extinction. and it s full steam ahead for the flying scotsman at the re opening of the settle to carlisle rail line. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. this news came through from the police in the last half an hour. this news came through from the police in the last half an hour. within the past hour, a man has been charged with the murders of tracey wilkinson and her 13 year old son pierce, at their home in the west midlands. phil mackie is in stourbridge. the 23 year old man was my name is aaron barley. he was arrested not to buy from here yesterday and he has beenin buy from here yesterday and he has been in custody for the past 2a hours. tracy wilkinson, 50, was found dead here yesterday morning. she died from stab wounds. h ....
for brexit negotiations, arguing for a phased approach to the talks. the president of the european council, donald tusk, insisted the first stage would concentrate on the uk s divorce from the union and only when there was sufficient progress would the talks move on. the government had said it wants to discuss its separation and a future trade deal at the same time. donald tusk appeared to concede that talks on trade could begin before the divorce settlement was agreed and said that the european council will monitor progress closely and determine when sufficient progress has been achieved to allow negotiations to proceed to the next phase. there was a warm tone on a possible future relationship with the document stating that although the uk s relationship with the eu .cannot offer the same benefits as union membership, strong and constructive ties will remain in both sides‘ interest and should encompass more than just trade. but one phrase in the document is l ....
and a scotsman pays a flying visit to the newly reopened settle to carlisle railway. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the eu has asserted its control over the brexit negotiations by publishing its draft guidelines for the talks ahead. it has rejected the government s plan to begin negotiating a trade deal at the same time as the price to be paid for leaving the eu. the guidelines state that only when there has been what it calls ‘sufficient progress‘ on the separation settlement can trade talks begin. they also say establishing the future status of eu citizens living in the uk is a priority along with keeping open northern ireland s borders with ireland. our europe correspondent damian grammaticus has more. after all the shadow boxing, now coming into focus the eu s terms for brexit. they are guidelines for now, but donald tusk made clear the eu will insist the uk sorts out its exit arrangements first. so an outline agreement on citizens rights, on financial li ....
hillary, you are good at it, and you are the epitome of public corruption. the fix? your friend barack obama in april 2016 there was no malicious intent on your part to expose our classified documents. shortly thereafter the washington post mimics obama saying there is no malicious intend and our secrets were never in danger. and weeks before 17 witnesses and the target herself are questioned, jim comey writes an exoneration of you as a criminal target using the same words. except malicious intent is not an element of the crime, folks. and anyone who tells you that a prosecutor drafts an exoneration memo of the target before the investigation is complete has unmitigated gall to say donald trump presents a clear and present danger to the country? it was under your watch that four brave americans died in benghazi it was under your state department that they were refused the security they requested. and you had the gall to sweater man who made the video would go to a jail. but ....
phillip brucker said that the north korea breakthrough potential upped the stakes on the mike pompphaoeubmike pompeo. they may be playing with the one opening we have with north korea. do you agree or disagree with rucker in. heidi heitcamp got on or board with his confirmation. it will be close. there s some sense there is an issue where if you oppose pompeo you open yourself up to attacks. is and some of these red states is not supporting the president on foreign policy during this key moment. a lot of people a lot of democrats were forced on thursday to grudgingly acknowledge sort of admiration or respect for pompeo going to meet with kim jong-un over easter. it didn t move a lot of their votes. as you saw a bunch of the democrats on the senate foreign realizes committee, they still had to reiterate their opposition is. anna palmer from politico, what do you think is is the story of the week? i think one of the most interesting stories is u.n. ambassador nikki hal ....