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roads and rail. and coming up: what were the highlights of the year in cinema? mark kermode looks back at 2017 s big releases including the sequel to blade runner. that s the year in film, in half an hour. it s five o clock. our main story: the foreign secretary borisjohnson has acknowledged there are ‘serious difficulties‘ in the relationship between russia and the uk he s on the first visit to moscow by a british foreign secretary for more than five years. in a tense press conference, the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov rejected suggestions that russia had behaved aggressively towards the uk, but agreed that relations are at a very low level . our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford reports. paying his respects at the war memorial. it was a reminder when they joined forces against memorial. it was a reminder when theyjoined forces against a similar threat. but boris came here to talk tough with the country he now describes as hostile. the first handsh ....
would you like to ask me some questions about my life? and how a holocaust survivor is answering the questions yet to be asked by generations to come. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: we ll look ahead to all the festive fixtures that starts tonight with arsenal against liverpool at the emirates stadium. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the first visit by a british foreign minister to moscow for five years has ended in public disagreement with russia accusing the uk of fabricating allegations against it. boris johnson s visit was intended to try to repair what both sides acknowledge is a low point in relations between the two countries. mrjohnson accused russia of meddling in the uk election and brexit referendum the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said mrjohnson was making that up and criticised the uk for making what he called a series of aggressive and insulting public statements about russia. our diplomatic correspo ....
against pyongyang. the new sanctions, drafted by the us, would severely restrict pyongyang s access to oil exports. it comes after the recent missile ballistics test. and deciphering what brexit means brexit really means join our correspondents from westminster and brussels for a special edition of brexit cast, that s at 19.30 here on bbc news. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the first visit by a british foreign minister to moscow for five years has ended in public disagreement with russia accusing the uk of fabricating allegations against it. boris johnson s visit was intended to try to repair what both sides acknowledge is a low point in relations between the two countries. mrjohnson accused russia of meddling in the uk election and brexit referendum the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said mrjohnson was making that up and criticised the uk for making what he called a series of aggressive and insulting public statements about russia. our diplomatic ....
the most part rain from time to time but when we see the text of colder air, there is the chance of some snow perhaps across the north. a visit by the foreign secretary to russia to repair relations ends in public disagreement and accusations of lying. a handshake between borisjohnson and his russian counterpart is followed by accusations of russian cyber attacks. you should recognise that russian attempts to interfere in our elections and our referendums whatever they may have been have not been successful. today s meeting was intended to open up channels of communication between the two countries has it worked? also tonight, a man is charged with murder after a woman is stabbed to death at the supermarket where she worked. from eu burgundy to british blue uk passports to change colour after brexit. the new migrant crisis unfolding in greece with thousands of asylum seekers forced to live in squalor. my name is eva schloss would you like to ask me some ques ....
has passed biting new sanctions on north korea that will cut oil supplies vital for pyongyang s missile and nuclear programmes. with china s backing, the council in new york voted unanimously to adopt the us drafted resolution. the sanctions also force north koreans working overseas to return home cutting off another revenue stream for kim jong un‘s regime. the bbc‘s nada tawfik is at the un. this is the 10th security council resolution imposing sanctions on north korea. none before it has convinced kim jong un to abandon his nuclear programme, but diplomats hope this resolution will bite hard enough to change the regime s calculus or at the very least, restrict its ability to carry out additional nuclear and missile tests. president trump specifically asked president xi of china to cut oil to pyongyang, believing it would be a pivotal step. according to the united states, north korea imported 4.5 million barrels of refined petroleum in 2016. this resolution now ....