01/06/2014 BBC Weekend News

French police have arrested a man suspected of involvement

in an attack on a Jewish museum in Brussels last week,

The 29-year-old was taken into custody in Marseille.

Police say he's suspected of having links to extreme Islamist

It was a cold-blooded attack. The man caught on CCTV stop to arrange

his weapon, then fired indiscriminately to visitors at the

Jewish Museum. Three died instantly and another later. Today, a suspect

arrested in France has been named. 829-year-old from near the Belgian

border. He is known to the authorities having served time in

jail for robbery. More worryingly, he is known to have recently

returned from time with jihadi forces in Syria. He is now being

questioned at the headquarters of the French domestic intelligence

agency in Paris. He was brought here on Friday after being arrested

getting off a coach from Belgium in Marseille. He was found to have a

Kalashnikov and a handgun as well as a camera president warned

congratulated police for their prompt arrest.

TRANSLATION: We are doing all we can say that these jihadis 's are

followed and prevented from doing harm wherever they are and notably

when they returned to France and Europe. Intelligence officials have

until Thursday to question him before they have to decide whether

to press charges. The most worrying aspect this arrest is that it

appears to confirm the most -- the fears of the intelligence agencies.

We can speak to Hugh who is in Paris. There have been fears the

Syrian conflict would spill into Europe. Is that what we are seeing?

That is the great anxiety of intelligence officials and the

public in general, of course. If it does turn out this man is behind the

killings and it does turn out he had spent time last year in Syria, than

it does look like being the first case and the worst case of just

exactly what people were warning against only last month. In

Brussels, there was a meeting of interior ministers from across

Europe to discuss just this problem. It is clearly on the radar of

intelligence agencies everywhere. For example, there are 700 people

who are either out that or have come back. They are Europeans, French

citizens, and the fear that they will bring some of that pilots back

to France. An American soldier freed

by the Taliban in Afghanistan yesterday is on his way to a US

military hospital in Germany. Sergeant Bowe Berghdal,

who was captured nearly five years ago, was exchanged for five senior

Taliban militants who had been held The deal has been criticised by some

Republican senators who have accused President Obama of breaking the law

by negotiating with terrorists. Our world affairs correspondent,

Nick Childs, has the details. In the hometown of Sergeant Bowe

Berghdal in Idaho, nearly five years of waiting and wondering, sadness

and solidarity, suddenly replaced with relief and celebration. He is

free now and on his way home. But it will be a difficult, painstaking

process of rehabilitation. Sergeant Bowe Berghdal has missed birthdays

and holidays and a simple moments with family and friends that are

always taken for granted. While he was gone he was never forgotten. His

parents thought about him and pray for him every single day. Now, the

joyful moment for them. They had also campaigned tirelessly for their

son 's release. I want to say thank you to everyone who has supported

him. He has had a wonderful team everywhere. We cannot communicate

the word this morning when we heard from the president. So, we look

forward to continuing the recovery of our Sun, which will be a

considerable task for our family. The transfer from Lantana Mo Bay to

Qatar is already raising sharp questions among Republican opponents

of the president Obama administration about negotiating

with terrorists. I remind you, this was a prisoner of war exchange. He

was a prisoner. Wonderful. A good thing. As the US military commitment

to Afghanistan winds down, some are wondering whether the joy of the

family of Sergeant Bowe Berghdal could be a good thing.

Police are investigating the deaths of three people, who were killed at

A vehicle hit spectators during a stage of the

Jim Clark Rally, near Kelso, just a few hours after another car came

off the road injuring five people - one person remains critically ill.

Our correspondent, Laura Bicker, is there for us now.

Police Scotland have revealed more details about the three people who

were killed in this accident. They were a 64-year-old man, 63-year-old

woman and 71-year-old man. They were all from the Greater Glasgow area.

Many people, Ravi enthusiasts, have been coming here to lay flowers and

pay their respects this morning. They are asking questions as to why

spectators were on this particular part of the course. Rally

enthusiasts tell us it was a particularly fast part of the

course. Cars would have been travelling at 80 mph, 90 mph, and

they would have been jumping over the bridge. Police Scotland say the

event is well stewarded and has been held here for 40 years. Event

organisers are yet to speak to us but, in a statement, they say they

are utterly devastated and they will be working with the police to find

out what happened. Thank you. FIFA is facing calls to re-run

the contest to host the 2022 World Cup, after fresh allegations of

corruption over its controversial The Sunday Times said it had seen

a documents which suggested that Qatar's victory

in securing the tournament was sealed by a covert campaign

by disgraced former football Police say the husband of a nurse,

who was found dead in a car in Bournemouth,

has been charged with her murder. 44-year-old Rui Li came to the UK

ten years ago and had worked She was last seen

alive eight days ago. The Government is expected to unveil

plans this week to allow providers of company pension schemes

and workers to contribute to Dutch-style collective pensions,

which can boost income for members. It's understood

the measure will feature in a Pensions Bill that'll be announced

in the Queen's Speech on Wednesday. And Carl Froch is celebrating

after retaining his IBF and WBA He beat George Groves

in the 8th round of their contest The rematch was ordered

after their first fight in November After the long build up full of talk

and predictions, Froch/Groves Two My career would have been over,

I would have retired I didn't want to go out

like that and be remembered in the biggest

British fight post-war, I didn't want to be

remembered as the loser. I take nothing from George Groves,

but I came here tonight to win. Before the

knock-out this was even-Stevens As each round passed, each fighter

had their moments of dominance. There was nothing to separate them

after seven, but then in the eighth everything

changed, thanks to a brutal knockout So the first fight may have left

so many unanswered questions, Carl Froch a convincing victor

and he remains the champion. French police have arrested man

accused of involvement in an attack in a Jewish Museum in Brussels. You

can see more about that on the BBC News Channel. The next news on BBC

One is at 6:30. Goodbye. with weather forecast. After a fine

weekend, lots of sunshine around, all eyes on the coming week. Is it

going to be a framing started June? The weather is going to tease us a

little bit today, because it is a sunny start to June. For

meteorologists,