beyond simply modelling. yes! a steam train reaches 100mph on britain s mainline rail network for the first time in 50 years. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, an historic night for leicester in spain, and a big challenge too they face atletico madrid in the first leg of their champions league quarterfinal. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. in the space ofjust over a year and a half, at least seven babies died during or shortly after birth at one nhs trust in shropshire. and the cluster of deaths was avoidable. five of the babies died simply because their heart rate wasn t being monitored properly during labour. their deaths have prompted such concern that the health secretary, jeremy hunt, has now ordered a review of the shrewsbury and telford hospital trust. but it says its mortality levels are in line with the national average. our correspondent michael buchanan has this exclusive report. basic errors at this trust have caused healthy babies to die.
semi professional footballer, an astonishing 3.2 seconds after kick off. and the steam train that s topped the 100mph mark for the first time in nearly half a century. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the russian president, vladimir putin, has said trust between moscow and washington has deteriorated since donald trump took office. mr putin s comments came as his foreign minister, sergei lavrov, was holding talks on syria with his us counterpart, rex tillerson, in the russian capital. opening the talks, mr lavrov warned the us not to adopt an us or them approach regarding russia s support for syria s president assad. mr tillerson wants russia to withdraw that support following last week s chemical attack on a rebel held town which killed more than 80 people. our north america correspondent barbara plett usher is travelling with mr tillerson and she sent this report from moscow. this is not the kind of meeting that once seemed on the cards. long gone is talk of a gran
and the first lady melania trump receives an apology and damages from the daily mail over allegations about her work as a model. a meeting is underway in moscow between russian president vladimir putin and us secretary of state rex tillerson just hours after president putin claimed relations between the two countries was at its lowest ebb since the end of the cold war. earlier rex tillerson held talks with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov. rex tillerson wants russia to withdraw support for president assad following the chemical attack ona assad following the chemical attack on a rebel town which killed more than 80 people. our correspondence is travelling with rex tillerson and sent this report. this is not the kind of meeting that once seemed to be on the card. long gone talk of a grand resetting of relations with russia, producing is encouraged by donald trump was replaced by tensions over the chemical weapons attack in syria and russian anger over the military respo
now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. after months of tough talk, president trump now says he will not label china currency manipulator. and we are tracking this food delivery service on the streets of san francisco. welcome to asia business report, i am sharanjit leyl business report, i am sharanjit leyl. us president donald trump says his administration will not label china currency manipulator. it is a stunning reversal from one china currency manipulator. it is a stunning reversalfrom one of his key election campaign promises. mr trump told the wall streetjournal that he changed his mind because china has not been manipulating its currency recently, and that doing so jeopardise talks with beijing about how to deal with north korea. earlier i spoke to an economist about whether the us president was softening his trade stance on china. in the past, china has arguably used currency to push its trade policy. they have moved away from that over the
too small. reporter: now that sense of ownership is gone. the trump organization which no longer runs the building says it had no hand in vetting the people who financed, sold or bought it. now that president trump is in the white house. uh-huh. reporter: do you think the trump organization and the trump family are trying to distance themselves from you? i wouldn t say that they re trying, because i don t think that i can harm them. reporter: it took months to track alexander ventura down and persuade limb to shim to sit wi interview. he asked we disguise his appearance, he s on the run in panama wanted for fraud saying he sold hundreds of united nations in the trump club to hide their identities. banks weren t asking questions where the money was coming from? no. never. reporter: sounds like nobody was asking questions. not you, not the trump organization, not the banks, not the developers?
nobody. nobody. reporte nobody checked anybody out. people were buying