A euros news conference. The first summit between president biden and president putin has ended in switzerland. The two leaders held about four hours of talks. Topics included, nuclear arms control, opposition figure alexi navalny and alleged cyber attacks by moscow. Our north america editor, jon sopel, has more. Best wishes and goodbye. He says best wishes and goodbye in russian. And with those words, the swiss president left them to it. There was little in the way of theatrics or fanfare, and the body language suggested a good deal of wariness on both sides as the us and russian presidents shook hands on the portico of this handsome 18th century villa overlooking lake geneva. I m not sure how this is working. In the library, they sat somewhat awkwardly. A reporter asked the russian president whether he feared the opposition leader alexei navalny. No comment. The american president was asked whether he trusted vladimir putin. He appeared to nod. He says, there are a lot of issues that
as a matter of urgency. jane nickerson says that two thousand swimming pools are coming to the end of their lifespan and unless they are refurbished or replaced, the nation s success in aquatic sports is at stake. here s our sports correspondentjoe wilson. marshall street baths were built for victorian london, preserved, improved, and still used. exceptional. the big picture is bleak. swimming pools everywhere desperately need refurbishment or replacement, say swim england. it s the thing that keeps me absolutely awake at night. we know that by the end of this decade we could lose 40% of our pool stock. that is 2000 swimming pools. put that in context, that s millions of people that will lose out doing this wonderful activity which is brilliant for everybody. covid has accelerated the decline, especially with local authorities under huge financial pressure. over 200 pools which closed in england alone during the pandemic have not yet reopened. and yet in the summer, all this.
more about those lives that were taken so callously, solely out of hate. we re also learning more about the suspect. authorities identifying him as this 18-year-old white man who apparently traveled more than three hours from his home to target that community. a 180-page manifesto attributed to the suspect was posted online just before the attack. it shows the meticulous planning that apparently went into a racist attack in just chilling detail. we also learned the suspect was already on law enforcement s radar. he had made a generalized threat as a high school student last year. tomorrow president biden will travel to buffalo to meet with families of the victims. the terror in new york, sadly, just one of several mass shootings in recent days. let s begin with cnn s victor blackwell on the scene in buffalo. the suspect currently faces one count of first-degree murder. that really a starting point here. do we expect that federal hate crime charges will be added? reporter: y
opposed to same sex marriage and anti abortion, is not without controversy. i come from a liberal wing of the conservative party and luckily we have a parliament now that would count in terms of legislation passed. i will not support any legislation i regard as socially illiberal or taking this country backwards. and there are warnings a minority conservative government with dup support won t last long. we have had a 2015 election, then the referendum and now we ve had another general election so we ve got to have a period when we reflect on things. i wa nt to period when we reflect on things. i want to make this clear, i don t see a minority government prospering terribly well for very long. but it is theresa may s closest aides who some tories are blaming for much of what went wrong. if they are not sacked this weekend, senior conservatives are now warning they will warn force mrs may act with a leadership contest. but this former minister, despite losing his seat, remai