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Iran is still a year away from eu ministers meet in brussels to try galloping a nuclear weapon. We think to save the Iran Nuclear Deal. There is still a closing but small foreign secretaryjeremy hunt remains cautiously optimistic about its future. Window to keep the deal alive. Also on the programme. Also on the programme. Another posthumous the crackdown on Illegal Immigrants seems not to have happened but fear honour for alan turing and confusion are not in short the face of britains new £50 note. Supply. The moment divers spot a jellyfish the size of a human. 50 yea rs ago man first walked...

Thats what i said in the tweet, which i guess some people think is controversial. A lot of people love it, by the way. More than 50 hours of surgery a special report on the extraordinary skill of the great ormond street team as they start to separate these twins. And the Second World War code breaker alan turing is chosen as the face of the new £50 note. And coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, the england roses maintain their unbeaten record at the netball world cup as they upset the sunshine girls. Good evening. The Prime Minister has hosted a reception for englands cricket...

On a conservative brexit deal sits in place, brightening up a or a no deal exit touch in Northern Ireland. It is set and labour should back remain a technique called gene silencing which doctors say touch in Northern Ireland. It is set to turn wetter across parts of the will be life changing is given the go ahead for use midlands. Tonight, we continue with that rain at times across the northern half of the uk. The winds are light as well. Humidity levels will creep up across the south and west, with not much air to stir that around. It could be a muggy night across the south. But with some cle...

Biggest ever seaborne attack. President trump has promised what he called a phenomenal trade deal between the us and uk, but then caused some political uproar by suggesting everything is on the table for negotiation, including Britains National health service. In a later interview hes since backtracked on that. There were more protests on the second day of his state visit, although the president claimed they didnt happen, calling reports about them fa ke news. 0ur Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg reports on the days events. He always draws a crowd. But doesnt always please them. When the pres...

distracted international attention, and will now seek, he says, to provoke further conflicts elsewhere. he pointed towards the weakness of the international sanctions regime, which means russia is still able to build and maintain a military—industrial complex in pursuit of war. and he points the finger at the draught in ukraine, which is not, he said, currerntly fit for purpose. so how will international partners interpret all of that? we arejoined by — yaroslav trofimov, the chief foreign affairs correspondent of the wall streetjournal. and the author of the recently published b...