daysin lionel messi being banned forfour days in sport. four games. our lead story on outside source is donald trump has begun dismantling some of america s high profile climate change policies. he signed an executive order in the last few hours and he will be distancing himself from the paris agreement. this was a substantial, international deal that set out to limit carbon emissions around the world. i have been speaking to one of the people who helped broker it. iam of the people who helped broker it. i am deeply concerned for the us economy. i am i am deeply concerned for the us economy. iam not i am deeply concerned for the us economy. i am not concerned for the paris agreement or the de carbonisation of the global economy, iam carbonisation of the global economy, i am concerned about the us economy. it is removing the incentives for the us economy to continue to progress into the 21st century and inviting them to look back into the 20th century. it is a little bit tr
who were murdered. and also prince harry. failure to expel ken livingstone from the party over his hitler remarks ‘shames us all‘, says labour s deputy leader tom watson. also this hour, tackling the environmental damage caused by some diesel engines. diesel car owners could get compensation from the government if cities adopt new charges to tackle pollution. that was hinted by theresa may. members of the public are being given an opportunity to test a d riverless given an opportunity to test a driverless shuttle bus for the first time. the un security council is to hold emergency talks following a suspected chemical attack in syria which has left at least 72 people dead, including children. the assad regime denies using chemical weapons. syria s ally russia has blamed the rebels accusing them of storing toxic agents in a factory which was hit by a syrian air strike. sarah corker reports. it includes some distressing images. hundreds of innocent syrians, including many ch
massive underdogs they may well be but no one thought leicester would win the premier league did they? so with that as their inspiration england s champions insist they can compete in their champions league quarter final. the first leg is in spain tonight against atletico madrid, twice finalists in the last three years. joe wilson reports. ahead of the match being played in the context of that attack on the dortmund team bus yesterday. you can see leicester city fans arriving and there is high security here with a bag searches going on. we expected that. heightened concern was inevitable after what happened to dortmund. uefa have said there was no particular threat for this game. whether the anxiety has contributed to the policing, we have seen scenes that are completely at odds with the atmosphere and enjoyment of the game. leicester fans complaining about the heavy handedness of policing in the main square in madrid. some scenes have led to leicester city complaining direct
al-qaeda. until now the only report has come from that branch of al-qaeda. this is the second al-qaeda. this is the second al-qaeda source that has said the attack happened at 6:30am in the morning, while the syrian attack in the same area was between 11:30am and 12. you can see there ares different stories already. so there was no order to make any attack, we don t have any chemical weapons. we give up our arsenals two years ago and even if we had them we would not use them, and we would never use our chemical arsenal in our history. so what happens? as i said the only source is al-qaeda and we cannot ta ke source is al-qaeda and we cannot take it seriously, but our impression that the west, mainly the united states, is helping the terrorists. they have fabricated the whole story in order to justify the attack. it was not an attack because of what happened there, it is one event, the first stage. the play that we saw on the social network and on television and the stage of t