How Saudis Changed Story on Khashoggi

Saudi Arabia has blamed the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi on a "rogue operation", giving a new account of an act that sparked a global outcry. Our security correspondent Frank Gardner explains how and why the Saudi version of the events has changed again.
Also today: American journalist and novelist Michael Scott Moore, who was kidnapped by Somali pirates and spent 977 months in captivity, listened to Nuala McGovern on the BBC World Service Radio. Michael and Nuala were brought together for a chat.
And we reach out to people in the Nigerian state of Kaduna where sectarian violence sparked by a spat at a market had left 55 people dead. We want to hear how different ethnic and religious groups live together.

(Photo:Turkish forensics in Istanbul. Credit: Ozan Kose/AFP/Getty Images)