Singapore, this is bbc world news. Its newsday. Welcome. It is midnight in london, 7am in singapore, and 2am in moscow, where the us Secretary Of State has been trying to improve faltering relations between two of the worlds biggest powers, but in the end, there was no hiding the differences. After nearly two hours of talks with his russian counterpart and even Vladimir Putin himself, sakho tim Rex Tillerson said there was a disparity between the two countries. We will get the view from Washington A Little later on newsday, but first of all, from a place in moscow, here is our reporter. The last time he was in russia, Rex Tillerson was an oil man, doing multi Million Dollar deals with the kremlin, Drinking Champagne with Vladimir Putin. He even got an award from him. But in moscow, today, it was a political deal Secretary Of State tillerson was seeking over syria, not easy with Us Russian Relations at their worst since the end of the cold war. He met his russian counterpart, sergei lav
Beyond simply modelling. Yes a steam train reaches 100mph on britains 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 wasnt 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. I dont want ano
Americas first lady, melania trump, wins damages and an apology from the daily mail after false claims that she worked as an escort. The venezuelans who claim theyve been forced into a life of crime to feed themselves as their countrys economic crisis deepens. And, leicester citys European Dream is dented. Theyre beaten by Atletico Madrid in the Champions League as their fans clash with police. Dortmund lose their Quarter Final first leg to monaco, 2a hours after the attack on their team bus. Good evening. In the space ofjust over a year and a half at least nine babies died during, or shortly after, birth at one nhs trust in shropshire. Most of those deaths were avoidable. Five of the babies died following failures to monitor their heart rate 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. Ou
Singapore, this is bbc world news. Its newsday. Welcome. It is midnight in london, 7am in singapore, and 2am in moscow, where the us Secretary Of State has been trying to improve faltering relations between two of the worlds biggest powers, but in the end, there was no hiding the differences. After nearly two hours of talks with his russian counterpart and even Vladimir Putin himself, sakho tim Rex Tillerson said there was a disparity between the two countries. We will get the view from Washington A Little later on newsday, but first of all, from a place in moscow, here is our reporter. The last time he was in russia, Rex Tillerson was an oil man, doing multi Million Dollar deals with the kremlin, Drinking Champagne with Vladimir Putin. He even got an award from him. But in moscow, today, it was a political deal Secretary Of State tillerson was seeking over syria, not easy with Us Russian Relations at their worst since the end of the cold war. He met his russian counterpart, sergei lav
Performance, very impressive. she s great television. but what else? your guess is as good as mine about what the urgent issue could have been. it s a chapter one in a book she s trying to sell. who knows, i guess, but we periodically would see omarosa at the white house, most notably during black history month of this year where she would be often be seated next to the president, sometimes ben carson would be on the other side, and they were very much put on display as the african-americans of the administration, trying to portray some level of diversity that we know is not there. so this is something that omrosa in her two days of being out of the white house, is already raising concerns about. why was she bounced? pardon? why was she bounced? that s still the big question. she says it wasn t a contentious thing. she went in and gave her recognition, but a lot of reporting indicates she was pushed out the door. she s not confirming that. let s talk about tillerson. ti