Janet Jalil

The editor is Karen Martin.

I'm Janette Jalil.

Until next time, goodbye.

If journalism is the first draft of history, what happens if that draft is flawed?

In 1999, four Russian apartment buildings were bombed, hundreds killed.

But even now, we still don't know for sure who did it.

It's a mystery that sparked chilling theories.

I'm Helena Merriman, and in a new BBC series, I'm talking to the reporters who first covered this story.

What did they miss the first time?

The History Bureau, Putin and the apartment bombs.

Listen on BBC.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

Olen Janet Jalil ja 16 Hours GMT. Joulukuussa 7.7. nämä ovat meidän mainitsemat. Yhdysvallat sanoo, että russinen tankki on saapunut Länsi-Atlantissa ja toinen Karabiinissa. Ne ovat kuitenkin liittyneet Venäjän öljyyn. Suomi käsittelee Yhdysvallan, kun presidentti Trump sanoo, että Venäjä vaihtaa tensiä miljoonia öljyä hänen kontrollinsa.

Yhdysvallan ihmisoikeusjohtaja sanoo, että Israelin palestiinalaiset palestiinalaiset palestiinalaiset palestiinalaiset palestiinalaiset palestiinalaiset palestiinalaiset palestiinalaiset

Could decades old bowel cancer samples help to solve the mystery of why the disease is on the rise in young people?

The United States says it seized two oil tankers with connections to Venezuela. One that the US had been pursuing for weeks since intercepting it off the Venezuelan coast was boarded in the North Atlantic between Iceland and Britain. During the chase, the ship, which is reported to be empty of cargo, changed its name and adopted a Russian flag. Before the tanker was seized, Russian naval support, including a submarine, had been on its way to escort it.

The second vessel, which was carrying oil and sailing under a Cameroonian flag, was seized in the Caribbean. It's now being escorted to a U.S. port. A former Russian deputy foreign minister, Andrei Fedorov, told the BBC Moscow would take the U.S. action very seriously. For Russia it's a very important thing because if there will be attack from U.S.,

It will be considered as an attack on Russia and it could lead to very critical or maybe even crisis situation in relations between Russia and US. The BBC's diplomatic correspondent Paul Adams is following developments from Washington DC and gave this update on the seizures.

The first of the two tankers was the Marinara, the vessel previously known as the Bella 1. Now this has been the subject of interest to the American authorities since an initial attempt to intercept it near the Caribbean or in the Caribbean last month.

It managed to avoid being captured at that point, headed back out into the North Atlantic, where it has finally been apprehended about 200 kilometers off the south coast of Iceland, despite, it seems, the presence nearby of a Russian submarine, which was sent apparently in an effort to escort this tanker, this tanker which had only in the last, what, 10 days or so, reflagged itself, taken a Russian flag and changed its name.

So that's the Marinara. The second of the two tankers was the Sofia, seized somewhere much closer to Venezuela. I think this brings to fore the number of vessels that the Americans have seized since early December. Vessels which they say are part of a shadow fleet involved in the transportation of Venezuelan oil in defiance of American, not international, but American sanctions. And so