president trump has accused the syrian regime of crossing many, many red lines with its latest chemical weapons attack on a rebel held area. he called it an affront to humanity. at least 70 people were killed in idlib province on tuesday. mr trump said the deaths, including 20 children, had changed his attitude towards president assad. at a tense and bitter session of the un security council moscow was accused of allowing its syrian ally to carry out war crimes. nick bryant has this report from new york. 5 year old ibrahim went to bed in his spiderman pyjamas and woke up to the latest horror in syria s unending war. his grandmother was at his hospital bedside caring for ibrahim and his sister, tebba, because their father was killed in the attack. lives ended, lives ruined, by a toxic cloud that filled victims‘ lungs with poison. translation: my grandchildren were sleeping. everyone woke up to a loud noise. they went outside and that s when they came across the chemical
the maverick billionaire turned president but will trump and xi get down to some serious business or will the meeting prove to be too difficult? the rain and wind may have forced fans off the course of the master s golf tournament in augusta but the event that attracts the worlds golfing elite is big business. we ve been crunching the numbers. welcome to world business report i m sally bundock. also in the programme it is interest rate decision day in india. we ll be live in mumbai. but first, our top story. a much anticipated meeting between the leaders of the world s two largest economies. on thursday, us president donald trump will host chinese leader xijinping at his mar a lago resort in florida. it is the very first time they are meeting in person and trade ties are expected to top the agenda. atjust over $659 billion of goods and services in 2015 it s one of the biggest trading relationships in the world. last week mr trump tweeted that today s meeting will be a
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of the disaster caused by the monster storm is becoming clearer with tens of thousands of homes destroyed and huge numbers of people without food. and hong kong s controversial extradition bill is no more chief executive terry lamb has said she s withdrawing the bill which sparked months of protests in the territory but it s unclear if this concession will satisfy demonstrators. a 1000000 blue cross welcome to the program the british parliament has rejected prime minister boris johnson s call for a snap elec
Biden on vacation. it s a thing a lot. and this time president biden cannot escape the blistering criticism from his fly-by visit to the victims of the fires that killed at least 114 americans. political critics are joined by people now who live in maui shredding biden for tone deaf comments during what some are calling a multi-million dollar photo op. one said it was outrageous as even fema workers there are reportedly staying in $1 thousand a night resorts while the fire has left so many people, tens of thousands homeless. infuriating many, the president retold an old lie about how he came so close to fire danger. president biden: i don t want to compare difficulties but we have a little sense, jill and i, what it is like to lose a home.