Andrew Peach

It seems like it's only a matter of days that we will know.

Apparently, one meeting will be happening again in Geneva on Thursday.

Will there be enough of compromise on part of Iranians and some on part of the Trump administration to avoid a military conflict?

We will know the answer to that not many days after Thursday meeting.

We will get a sense of how realistic that is.

Farman Kalbassi from BBC Persian with me.

US Secret Service agents have shot dead a man, they say, trying to break into President Trump's Florida estate, Mar-a-Lago.

Officials said the suspect, who's now been named as Austin Tucker Martin, was carrying a shotgun and a fuel can.

The details from Simi Jalawa's show.

No thanks was the message from Denmark to the United States after President Trump said the US was sending an American hospital ship to take care of people in the autonomous Danish territory of Greenland.

Somewhat indignant, Greenland's Prime Minister pointed out it had a public health system which is free for citizens, unlike in the US, where going to the doctor costs money.

Our reporter Jacob Evans told us it's not clear what prompted President Trump's announcement.

It's been a star-studded few hours here in London with the BAFTA Awards ceremony honouring the best in cinema.

This is the British equivalent to the Oscars.

It can often be a signpost towards what might happen at the Academy Awards in a few weeks from now.

Our entertainment correspondent Colin Patterson sent this report from backstage.

It was an evening when one battle after another picked up one BAFTA after another.

Viva la revolución!

In the thriller, Leonardo DiCaprio plays a jaded revolutionary trying to save his daughter from a white supremacist.

It won six BAFTAs in total, including Best Film and Best Director for Paul Thomas Anderson.