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we ll show you the riverside view. and the missing link scientists find a lost fossil which could shed new light on the evolution of dinosaurs. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. syrian president bashar al assad has given his first interview since last week s suspected chemical weapons attack that killed 89 people. he said reports of the attack by his forces are 100% fabricated. president assad also claimed that syria s military has given up all chemical weapons. so there was no order to make any attack. we don t have any chemical weapons. we gave up our arsenal two years ago. even if we had them, we wouldn t use them, and we have never used our chemical arsenal in our history. so what happened? as i said, the only source is al-qaeda. we cannot take it seriously, but our impression is that the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists. the fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. it wasn t an attack becaus ....
says he suffered concussion and a broken doors. the family of david dao say they are sickened by this treatment and are likely to sue the airline. and nasa says one of saturn s moons may now be the single best place to look for life beyond earth. the syrian president, bashar al assad, says claims that his armed forces were behind a chemical weapons attack on a rebel town last week are a 100% fabrication. instead, he claimed america had worked hand in glove with terrorist groups to stage the attack as a pretext for american missile strikes. and he questioned whether tv images of dead children were real. a warning that our report from james robbins contains distressing images. nine days ago, these pictures shocked the world. children and babies struggling for breath after a suspected chemical weapon attack on the rebel held town of khan sheikhoun. other pictures, too horrific to broadcast, show fire crews hosing down adults and children, many of them clearly dead. but now ....
providing opportunities to families and residents and people from across london over the weekend, to come down. this is the biggest event happening in london over the easter weekend. what it really showcases is how we are regenerating our riverfront. we have had a lot of industry for here. everybody stay calm, i m taking over this interview! as luck would have it, we re out of time. the time has gone?! where has the time gone?! i m going to make you walk the plank for that! not good! with easter fast approaching, for some, thoughts are turning to demolishing chocolate eggs. for most people, they don t last more than a few minutes, in some cases maybe a day or two. but could you leave them untouched for nearly a century? well, someone has, and this weekend they re going on show at york castle museum. a short time ago i caught up with richard saward, the head of visitor experience at york castle museum, who told me more about these rare eggs. we believe these date from th ....