join a very special visitor for a preview of the chelsea flower show. royal guests have been touring the gardens today, before thousands of members of the public arrive tomorrow. good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has refused to put a figure on the upper limit people will have to pay towards the cost of social care, saying it will be subject to consultation. the prime minister has denied going back on her manifesto plan to make people in england pay for their care, up to the last £100,000 of their assets. after mounting criticism, she said today she would consider a cap. questioned by the bbc‘s andrew neil this evening, mrs may declined to say what the cap might be. 0ur political correspondent, alex forsyth, is in westminster. what more did the prime minister have to say about this to andrew neil? theresa may has been saying, when she was asked byjournalists this morning and then to andrew neil, that there was no change in policy but she has moved from what
foreign tour as us president. he spent the weekend in saudi arabia where he met king salman and gave a speech to leaders from muslim nations. he said the world needs to do more to tackle islamist extremism. earlier today he arrived in israel. prime minister benjamin netanyahu told him, welcome my good friend . mr trump visited the western wall which isjudaism s holiest site. he s the first sitting us president to do so. he also visited the church of the holy sepulchre which is one of christianity‘s holiest sites. a short time ago, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke alongside mr trump. i also look forward to working closely with you to advance peace in our region because you have noted so succinctly the common dangers are telling former enemies into partners and that is where we see something new and potentially something very promising. it would be simple but for the first time in many years, and mr president for the first time in my lifetime, i see a real hop
The forensic anthropologist mercedes doretti. next we go back to the 1980s, when a group ofjewish feminists started campaigning for the right to pray as openly as jewish men at one ofjudaism s holiest sites the western wall. we spoke to anat hoffman, one of the founders of the so called women of the wall. all singing. i ve been the chauffeur more times than i d like to think of. taking women of the wall to an emergency room. of course, endless eggs, water, thrown at the women. all shouting.
This process never ends, so we never feel complete. complete closure, or rarely. the forensic anthropologist, mercedes doretti. next we go back to the 1980s, when a group ofjewish feminists started campaigning for the right to pray as openly asjewish men at one ofjudaism s holiest sites the western wall. we spoke to anat hoffman, one of the founders of the so called women of the wall. all singing i ve been the chauffeur more times than i d like to think of. taking women of the wall to an emergency room. of course, endless eggs, water, thrown at the women. all shouting
Southern city where eyewitnesses describe streets turned into rivers of blood. this young man also killed, there was a t-shirt that says we want a nation. this is the scene at the morgue in najaf, home to some of shia s holiest sites, heavily influenced by iran and a heartbreaking post asks, does anyone know this young man? he s my son, mehdi, is the first comment. the square at the epicenter of demonstrations in baghdad is lined with shrines for those who died, nearly 400 countrywide. visitors pray for the souls of people they never met. for sadib, it s her way of thanking them for the future she can now dream of for her two children, who she brought here for the first time. yes, they are too young to really understand she says, but i want them to come and experience this. there is a sense and a