29/05/2017 Outside Source

Hello, I'm Karin Giannone, this is Outside Source.

In France, at the Palace of Versailles, the new President

Emmanuel Macron has been holding his first talks

Both leaders said there was a frank airing of disagreements.

That was clear even at their joint press conference.

They have been augurs of influence throughout the campaign and they

have repeatedly produce counter trysts about me and my campaign.

This does not mean we tried to influence the election and that

would have been impossible. This is the Manchester bomber

Salman Abedi just hours before The UK police have

released new footage. The leaders of the UK's two main

political parties are facing a live television audience,

as the lead up to the general New Zealander Scott Dixon had

a lucky escape after his car did He managed to walk away

with no serious injuries. Don't forget, you can get

in touch with the programme Let's turn to Manchester now

and the ongoing invesigation New CCTV footage has

been given to the BBC of Salman Abedi's

movements the day before the attack. This footage shows him shopping

at a convenience store, casually walking among the aisles

searching for something before he goes to the counter

to buy some goods. He then walks out of the shop

with a carrier bag. His till receipt shows he spent

?8.74 and bought almonds, tuna, The store is close to the flat

where Abedi was just hours before he detonated a suicide bomb

at the Manchester Arena Here's June Kelly with the latest

on the investigation. This was the day before the bombing

and staff believe this was Abedi. His trainer is

released are the same as in the pictures released by the police.

Here he appears to be wearing some of the same cause. By this stage she

has a bomb on the back and he is on the edge of committing mass murder.

Tonight police release this new image from on the day of the attack.

They are trying to find his blue suitcase.

They say they have no reason to believe it

contains anything dangerous, but they are asking anyone

Early today their investigation expanded to the south coast.

In the Sussex town of Shoreham by Sea, officers

He is said to be a Libyan trainee pilot.

Since the bombing there has been criticism of

It is now reviewing the way it assessed Salman Abedi.

The Home Secretary has refused to be drawn on possible

It is right that MI5 are going to be able to look back and find out

But at the moment I'm going to focus on making sure that we get

the operation concluded and successfully so.

But after the arena atrocity, is it right that an intelligence

I think at this stage it is appropriate that it is internal.

The information is so sensitive and there needs to be speed

and the most important thing is they identify whether there

In the north of England there have been more

This was Whalley Range in Manchester.

I think they are Libyans, but I do not know much about them.

They collect our parcels, we collect their parcels.

And in Bury this afternoon police began examining this rubbish tip.

As well as the searches, there are going through thousands

of hours of CCTV as they try to build a picture of

Britain's Home Secretary has jumped to defend the UK's

relationship with the EU after Angela Merkel said

Germany will have to "fight for its own destiny"

because it can't completely rely on the UK or US after Brexit

TRANSLATION: We Europeans must really take our fate

into our own hands, in friendship with the United States,

of course, and with the United Kingdom and even

with Russia, but we have to now, we must fight

for our own future on our own, for our destiny as Europeans

and that's what I want to do, together with you,

That was Angela Merkel speaking at a rally in Munich on Sunday.

This morning, on the BBC's Today programme, Britain's Home Secretary,

Amber Rudd, leapt to the UK's defence, saying Germany

I think as we continue with or begin the negotiations about leaving DEQ,

we will be able to reassure Germany and other European countries that we

are going to be a strong partner in defence and security and, we hope,

in trade. We want to have a deep and special partnerships we can continue

to maintain European wide security to keep us all safe from the

terrorists abroad and that being nurtured our country.

The BBC's Jenny Hill is in Berlin - she says no matter what Angela

Merkel says or thinks, Germany needs Britain

On the face of it, Angela Merkel has had enough with Brexit Britain and

with Donald Trump and his refusal to cooperate with the rest of the G-7

on climate change and migration. This is Angela Merkel's strongest

language to date. Particularly when it comes to Donald Trump. Angela

Merkel against Trump said one newspaper headline here this

morning. But do not be fooled that this is a complete reset of the

relationship. Angela Merkel in the same speech said it was important to

keep the relationship going. This is election year for Angela Merkel and

Donald Trump is widely reviled in Germany, the electorate do not like

his rhetoric and his politics. They want to see the Chancellor standing

up to Donald Trump. There mind that the transatlantic relationship

really matters here when it comes to the economy and trade, as well as

security and defence. The high and it seems there is an acceptance that

like it or not, that relationship in the long-term has to work.

Golfer Tiger Woods has been arrested in Florida on charges of driving

This was the arrest shot taken by the police.

It's understood Woods was arrested around 3am local time

He had been recovering from recent surgery on a troublesome back.

We can go over to the BBC Sports Centre. This is not the first time

that Tiger Woods has made headlines for non-reasons. In 2009 he had a

roadside accident and then transpired he was having

extramarital affairs. He went public with what happened. It is sad to see

this happen now because he has not played since February when he

underwent back surgery. He has not won the title since the 2013 players

championship. It has been quite a long time in terms of winning

something. He has won 14 major championships, he won the US Open in

2008. It has been a difficult time for him on and off the course. He is

a private person and those pictures will not have done him any favours.

This is the moment Huddersfield Town won promotion to the Premier League.

It's the first time the club will play in England's

top league and with it, they'll earn an estimated

The stakes in this match could not have been higher. The collar the

richest football game in the world and it was. A couple of chances for

Reading in the first half. It ended up 0-0. They won 4-3 on penalties.

This is the first time Huddersfield have played in the Premier League

and the first time they have been in the top flight since 1972. 4-3 on

penalties. David Wagner saved them from relegation. They finished 19th

last season in the championship and this year they have gone up to the

Premier League. Quite a remarkable performance from David. If you can

continue this mix is, some of the bigger clubs may come calling. That

was the BBC Sports Centre. Day two of the French Open

has come to a close. The BBC's Austin Halewood

has your highlights from Paris. After a first day in Paris that saw

the women's number one seed crash out of the competition, day two was

headlined by some of the biggest names in the men's game. Novak

Djokovic defended his title against the Spanish player and he never

looked troubled, taking it to set lead under the eye of his coach,

Andre Agassi. Novak Djokovic won in straight sets, so is that the first

of more to come? For me it is a very different relationship from others I

have had, we are consistently talking a lot. I can see only

positives. White-mac Novak Djokovic won the tournament for the first

time last year and he has a long way to go to match Rafale Na dial. He

too got off to the perfect start. He managed to beat the French player in

just under two hours, so the cronies say the moment. Meanwhile another

heavyweight is glued to the second round. This Canadian player was

ruthless on the clay and he had 44 winners in his straight sets and

destruction of the Belgian player. Could he dethrone the King? In the

women's draw the former world number one survived a scare to win on day

two. She took over two hours to beat the 17-year-old from this chilly who

was impressive. She joins the defending champion in the second

round. As far as crashes go - they don't

get much nastier than this. This was an accident that happened

in yesterday's Indy 500 New Zealander Scott Dixon's car

flipping into the air after colliding with British driver

Jay Howard. It came down on it's side -

the back half shearing off. Thankfully the compartment

containing Dixon stayed intact. Incredibly he walked

away from the crash He said he was a little banged up

but mainly just "bummed" Very restrained language in the

circumstances. North Korea has fired

a short-range ballistic missile, its third missile test

in as many weeks. We'll look at what the international

response has been. The Liberal Democrats have said

the Prime Minister's hardline approach to Brexit could weaken

Britain's ability The party's Brexit spokesman

Nick Clegg said Britain could lose access to a vital EU criminal data

base if Theresa May insisted on opting out

of the European Court of Justice. Terrorists have

attacked across Europe. Countries like France, Belgium

and Sweden, as well as the UK, have all been targeted

in recent years. As Britain prepares for Brexit,

the Lib Dems are warning we could end up cut off

from important security information. If the Conservatives

do not back down and admit they have got this wrong,

and that they do have to abide by the rules and the European laws

that underpin data-sharing, we will be cut off from some

of the most powerful databases that we presently use to go

after would-be terrorists The Schengen Information System

is a database of real-time alerts. It contains information

on thousands of people, including suspected criminals wanted

under the European Arrest Warrant. In 2016 the UK police and security

services used it more The equivalent to 16

checks per second. The EU's leaders and the Prime

Minister have said continued cooperation on security

is a priority in the Out campaigning today,

Theresa May said she was committed to keeping not just Britain

but Europe safe too. I'm very clear that we continue

to want a deep and special partnership with the remaining 27

countries in the European Union and we will continue to be committed

to working with others in Europe both in terms of we want

a comprehensive free trade agreement The Prime Minister has previously

indicated that if Brexit talks end in failure and without a deal,

our cooperation in the fight against crime and terrorism

could be weakened. It is an indication she sees

Britain's police and security intelligence as a bit of a trump

card in the negotiations. In the wake of the attack

in Manchester, security and counterterrorism are likely

to stay high on the campaign agenda. The challenge for whoever wins -

keeping the public safe This is Outside Source live

from the BBC newsroom. President Macron of France has met

Russia's President Putin Both leaders said there

was a frank airing of their two North Korea has fired

a short-range ballistic missile, its third missile test in as many

weeks and its 12th test this year. The US Pacific Command said

the missile was launched from Wonsan in North Korea and flew

for about six minutes. Japan says the missile landed

in an area between its Sado and Oki islands, in the country's

exclusive economic zone. Maria Coduti is from the School

of East Asian Studies This follows a period of almost

weekly launching when just a few days after the new South Korean

President was not created. It follows a period of high pressure

between the United States and North Korea. This intense missile testing

schedule is likely out response to Washington 's response to North

Korea. By recent statement from North Korea said that maximum

nuclear testing will be used following announcements by the

Donald Trump administration. President Trump says that North

Korea has shown great dishes Specter and that China is trying hard. Is

China doing all it can? Trade with North Korea has gone prison late. We

have to say something before, because one of the pillars of Donald

Trump's strategy is to try to push China to comply with the united

nations resolution, to enforce it as much as they can. The US does not

understand the security interests of China, because China will never push

so hard on North Korea to provoke the collapse of the resume because

the crisis in the Peninsula and the instability in the region is not

what China wants. Let's check in again with the UK

Leaders interview taking place This hour the Prime Minister,

Theresa May, has been How is going for Theresa May so far?

She's being questioned by Jeremy Paxman. For the last few minutes she

has been questioned by the audience. More than 100 people from across the

UK, one third supporting the Conservatives, one third supporting

labour, and a third undecided. The first question was from a serving

police officer who was challenging the Prime Minister on cuts to boost

numbers. The Prime Minister insisted police budgets would be protected

and there would be extra investment for cybercrime. The person who asked

the question was not too convinced and he challenged again, saying that

staff numbers were crucial to fighting crime moving forward. Other

questions included ones on the winter fuel payment, education

funding and the UN -- and the NHS. Also the controversy will policy on

adult social care. There was a question from a pensioner who was

concerned about the value of his house being used to pay towards the

cost of his care and concern is that he would not have as much money to

leave to his grandchildren. The Prime Minister said that adult

social care was an issue that needed to be tackled.

People may be wondering why they are being questioned separately. Why

this format? Jeremy Corbyn wanted to debate with Theresa May, but she has

said that she would decline the offer to debate any of the party

leaders. She said that the public have had many chances to watch her

and Jeremy Corbyn in the dispatch box in the House of Commons

debating. It is not something she would sign up to in this general

election campaign. That is why we are seeing the format we are seeing

tonight. In 2010 that was the first TV debate will be had the leaders,

but that is not something that voters will get to experience this

time. White-mac the campaign just got going again last Friday, after

the tragic events in Manchester last week. Absolutely. We are seeing a

lot of questions tonight surrounding security. It has put a different

complexion on the campaign. But Jeremy Corbyn and to reason me know

they only have ten days to connect with the electorate and to try to

convince those undecided voters to vote for them. Ten days in the

battle for number ten. Thank you. Watching the questioning rather than

the debate. As we've been hearing,

Britain goes to the polls for a general election next week,

and with the winning party set to lead the country's

Brexit negotiations, The BBC has been out to meet voters

and find out the issues that Today we're in Berkshire

in South East England to meet They share a passion

for gliding but have very Preparing launch. Gliding is a very

peaceful sport. Flight number one, terrifying. Then an instructor steps

out and says, off you go, and then worse. In a glider you can stay up

for hours and travel hundreds of miles. You start sitting quietly and

there is big from the launch point creeping away. Then suddenly it hit

shoe and you are gone. Within a couple of seconds you are pointing

at the sky, it is loud and everything is shaking. You reach the

top and then everything goes quiet. They welcome a stone from the

University of Southampton, just to get new people involved in the

sport. Everyone here is getting on a bit. We give them stick because they

are old and the give us stick because very young and will never be

able to buy a house. We have had periods of mass unemployment. All

the people have been through this pain before but younger people are

quite lucky really. When they see older people have houses and

pensions, they need to balance that with what they have been through to

get that, it has not been handed to them on a plate by any means. The

biggest concern for my generation as house prices. It is becoming more

difficult to get on the property ladder and rent is expensive. The

older generation puts more importance on this Scot Mike

emigration. Younger people probably want us to stay in the EU. I feel we

are better out of it. I think we have been dictated to too much. When

I am working the opportunities are getting better because of Brexit.

This seems to be a sliding scale between the generations about

whether it was a good idea. I think cooperation with Europe is one of

the things we should value and to shut that door seems crazy to me.

Views from the skies above south-east England. There is more

about the general election on the BBC website. I will be back

tomorrow. Goodbye. Hello. We saw a gradual cooling down

processed in the bank holiday weekend with