25/05/2017 Outside Source

Intelligence sharing between the US and the UK has been resumed.

British police investigating the Manchester bombing had stopped

sharing information after these photos from the scene

Earlier, the British prime minister spoke to the American president.

I will be making clear to President Trump today that

intelligence that is shared between law enforcement agencies

The total number of people in custody after Monday night's

As the police continue to hunt down the suicide bomber's

network of associates, we'll bring you all

We'll also talk to the only journalist allowed into the mosque

that the attacker and his family regularly attended.

In other news, President Trump has been meeting the leaders

He left no doubt that America First remains his key priority.

Someone has just asked if we are picking up tweets during the

programme. We definitely are. We've been talking about Donald

Trump's trip to Brussels today. Donald Trump will be flying to

Sicily to model where there is a two day summit. How do you assess today?

It was quite a strange day. You do not have to be a body language

expert to feel that a lot of the Nato leaders, European leaders, were

uncomfortable with Donald Trump standing up on the stage and

harrying them about not paying their fair share for defence spending. The

promised mark of 2% of GDP, the majority of Nato members do not do

that and he essentially lectured them, it could I did me of

inauguration day when Donald Trump stood up and talked about all of the

politicians behind him saying they were benefiting the rest of the

country was not. If we look at that in the context of America that is

precisely what a lot of his supporters want him to do. Exactly.

Making big European elite feel uncomfortable the same way he

disrupted the US establishment during the presidential campaign. If

nothing else it will help him a little bit, make him feel like he is

living up to the campaign promises where he called me to obsolete and

putting America first and having allies pay their fair share. Very

different to what we saw in Israel and Saudi Arabia and Rome when he

was much more accommodating to his host. He is off to the G7 next. What

will his goals be? Other leaders will be talking about the

environment and things, trying to back him down as far as immigration

lows. He is going to push his line. Talking about enforcing borders,

that was a strange thing to hear a nanny to speech. To deal with

immigration. You will hear more of the same at this meeting and it will

be an interesting thing to see how that resolved. A Republican

candidate in Montana... A Republican candidate in a special

congressional election in Montana has been charged for assaulting

a British reporter. You were waiting to make a decision

about health care... We will be talking about that later. Speak with

Shane, please. I am sick and tired of you guys. The last time you did

the same thing. Get the hail out of here. The last time you did the same

thing. Fox news confirmed the account of the guardian reporter. It

is not clever. No. The Republican candidate said he was assaulted by

the guardian reporter. That is not held up by the teapot the eyewitness

accounts. It is interesting to see the reaction. The way the Republican

party is handling this, sitting on their hands, there was a release

from the Senate committee saying that essentially this was not the

man that we know, it was a mistake, but downplaying it. We have only had

a few Republicans say that this was a reprehensible behaviour and not in

keeping with traditional political norms and we have heard that a lot

over the past year when politicians say something that does not keep

with the norm and yet the party stands behind him for electoral

gain. We are not going to prejudge what the police or a court might

conclude but you can hear the animosity towards the poor to the

media. It is hard not to see that in the product context of the general

atmosphere between right of centre politicians and journalists. Donald

Trump said that certain media outlets were enemies of the American

people. The polar drying the line between that type of rhetoric and

violence against reporters. He has been charged with a misdemeanour

assault by the local Sheriff. He is supposed to have the hearing after

the election. Upward of 60% may be of voters in Montana have already

cast a ballot so he could go on to win. Republicans a little off the

hook because if he loses they can say this is not representative of

the mood of the nation, an anti-Trump groundswell, it is a

one-off. Whereas if he wins he can say they won despite all of this.

Republicans are not in peril. That is what people are watching with

special elections, any sign of anti-republican groundswell going

into next year's midterm elections. Is that it? I guess that is it. I am

back to DC. Wayne Rooney came on at the end for

Manchester United. Wayne Rooney's future as an England

international is in doubt. He's been left out of the squad

for its upcoming matches It is strange that this does not

come as a surprise. Gareth Southgate realises that Wayne Rooney has not

had a lot of game time so he is Manchester United's leading

goal-scorer and England's leading goal-scorer with 53 and England's

most capped outfield with 119 so he could play in a record-breaking

fourth World Cup in 2018. He has made himself available. Is Gareth

Southgate going to pick him? That will be the question because he has

left out of a qualifier towards the end of last year and two games this

year against Lithuania and Germany in March. For Wayne Rooney it is a

case of he needs to be playing so does he play in the Premier League

for Manchester United? Is it to Everton he goes or overseas? If he

does that he will be only the second person to actually play for the

English national side having played overseas after David Beckham. Played

for two Premier League clubs, I will not be playing for anymore.

FIFA says it's aware of human rights abuses involving workers

constructing stadiums for the 2018 Russia World Cup -

The workers were said to be North Koreans working

FIFA President said "Fifa and the local organising committee

have required the general contractor to take immediate steps to rectify

The monitoring committee found evidence of workers and they have

said they are no longer in the area and as far as they are concerned

they are not working on any other stadiums. They raised concerns about

the appalling conditions that they may have been subjected to. Reports

that the North Koreans were subjected to living conditions where

there was no sanitation, no running water, no heat. Lots of questions

have gone unanswered today. No response from them. Fifa saying in a

statement to the BBC that they are aware of this, that they have

protocols in place, they are monitoring this, their committee was

aware of this and it has not continued on and they are committed

to these big events. The World Cup in Russia going ahead in an ethical

way and with respect to human rights.

Badminton's Suddaman Cup is being held on the Gold Coast in Australia.

The sport's biggest names are in town -

Manchester's two big clubs - City and United - have joined

forces to help the victims of Monday's terror attack.

The club's have pledged to donate one million pounds to an emergency

fund that will help the victims and their families.

Stay with us on Outside Source - still to come.

We'll speak to BBC Urdu - their reporter was the only

journalist allowed inside the Mosque where the Manchester suicide

bomber and his family were regular attendees.

As details of the victims of the Manchester bombing emerge,

the city continues to grieve, big questions still remain.

Is enough being done to integrate the children

Like thousands who came before him and thousands since this man came

believe that Salman Abedi came from believe that Salman Abedi came from

the Muslim community. Why did he do that? It is not in our name. Libyans

took to the streets of Manchester to celebrate the fall of Colonel

Gaddafi. My daughter called herself a Mancunian. I said OK, you are.

Salman Abedi did not fit in. There seems to be an emerging subculture

among the young individuals, mainly from the second-generation, who do

not feel they belong anywhere, they do not feel they have a value in

life, they feel there is no future for them. If current strategies are

not working what is to be done? It is important not to see it as a

problem of one community or religion. This is a British problem.

These individuals are born here, being raised here, feeling here.

Here in Cheetham Hill less than two miles start of the arena the Libyans

we have spoken to who live here do not want to come on camera and you

can see why. There is one thing that keeps coming up. Stopping

radicalisation does not depend on Imam is that teachers it depends on

opportunities for young people. As one dad said, why would you blow

yourself up if you had enough to live for? They are worried there

will be repercussions. How did you feel on Tuesday when you find out?

How does that make people think of me or my brother or my father or my

mother? Do you worry about the future? I do not think there will be

here in ten years' time. Because of all this stuff going on. Ali's wife

is worried that their daughter will be bullied for being Libyan. Ali is

worried about her going to concerts. This is Outside Source live

from the BBC newsroom. Our lead story is that intelligence

sharing between the UK I have just had a message asking us

to look at the connection between the UK and Libya. Police in Britain

continued to investigate the Manchester bombing. They had stopped

sharing information that they have said they have received fresh

assurances and will continue to work with their US counterparts. We are

learning more about the man who carried out that attack. One of his

last things to do before the attack was to call his mother.

He called him and asked can you give me my mum to call her. Something

going on there. We also learned that Salman Abedi

had been in Libya very recently. That means he returned from Libya

this month. We learned that Libya had been monitoring his younger

brother. Certainly while Libya is his

original home country, he is Libyan, he has been travelling to Libya, we

do not know how many times he has been to Libya but he kept relations

with his original country because his father and brother are still

there and they are in custody. On his way back he stopped in Istanbul

in Germany but only on a transitional basis, he did not enter

the country. It is hard to speculate whether he was radicalised in Libya

or here in Manchester on in the UK because some of his neighbours are

seeing that he was naive, he wanted to be in a gang, he did not sure a

bright mind and others were saying he showed early signs of

radicalisation and he still might be contacted the authorities. It is

hard to know whether he was radicalised in Libya or Britain but

certainly his brother is a member of Isis and some reports have indicated

his father was part available in fighting group that had links to

Al-Qaeda and was part of the uprising against Connacht Gaddafi in

2011 and fought a long with more radical Islamist groups in the years

that follow. We do not know exactly how his radicalisation process has

evolved but certainly there are links to his home country and these

will be found soon. We are increasingly sure that his father

and many other people fled Libya because of Gaddafi and then returned

relatively recently to fight Gaddafi. To fight Gedda fee and to

visit Libya on a more sustained basis after the fall of the Gaddafi

regime. We know that Tripoli is not necessarily the most of and place at

least in Northern Africa and government as major difficulties in

policing Tripoli and the country as a whole. Isis has a strong foothold

in Libya and European countries and the US are linking efforts to try to

fight Isis in Libya. How easy is it for the UK Government to get help

from the government intra- bully? It is going to be very difficult. He is

supported by the international community but he has negligible

presence intra- bully. It is mainly policed by right colours Islamist

movements spread Islamic fighting group as part of. The fact that

Libya is unstable makes it harder for the US intelligence operations

to communicate with intelligence operations in Libya.

This is that Billy mosque where he and his family worshipped. You can

see the family home is not far away. That home was raided on Tuesday.

This statement was made by the mosque on Wednesday. Some media

reports have reported that the bomber worked at the Manchester is

Linux centre. Some media group ports have reported this. This is not

true. I assure everyone, listeners, viewers in the UK, around the UK,

this bomber has never worked in the centre. Thank you for attending a

sling. Did Salman Abedi three here? He did attend this mosque. That was

John Sweeney asking the question. We know that Salman Abedi at his family

were regular attendees at this mosque. A BBC reporter got into the

mosque yesterday, the only journalist to do so. I wanted to go

inside and pray but I was stopped, by the police, you are a journalist,

you are not allowed then. I explained I need to pray. We argued

for about her 15 minutes, the mosque administration got involved and I

said to him this is my right, it is the mosque. I was allowed in but

with a very strict conditions, number one was that I would not be

allowed to pray behind the rest of the worshippers so I was asked to

pray in a separate corner, I was not allowed to go left-to-right, I was

banned from speaking to any worshippers and the third condition

was I was not to load my phone, taking pictures. I accepted all of

these conditions which were really strange to me and never happen to me

in any other mosque. You were not able to convert with any of the

people inside? I was unable to speak to them, unable to find out what

happened. It was one of those kind of mosques which was really

organised and it seemed very well controlled. Most of the

administration people belong to Arabic Muslim community and when the

player finished when the Imam normally praise afterwards,

collective prayers, but after the players finished the Imam announced

that nobody, no worshippers, are allowed to speak to the media or

talk about the attack. It sounds like inside and outside this mosque

is feeling an extraordinary amount of pressure. Yes. Of course. It

became centre of attention within seconds. At the same time they had

the opportunity to open up to the media and address the questions that

has been raised by the press or by the people. Yesterday in the press

statement they said Salman Abedi did statement they said Salman Abedi did

not work here. OK, but people want to know whether those reports that

his younger brother was teaching the Koran in the same mosque and his

father was well known to worshippers as well, they did not deny any of

those reports. People wanted to know. This mosque in particular have

lost an opportunity to explain how things work and what Islam and

Muslims are about. We will see you next week.