US deal reached with Syria

The Syrian President, Ahmed al Sharaa has been meeting with Donald Trump in the White House and says it will join a US led coalition to combat the Islamic State. We take a look at this historic visit, the shifting alliances and what this means for Syrian people.

We head to the United States where the Senate has agreed a compromise funding package to end the longest federal government shutdown in American history. Eight Democrats voted with Republicans to back the deal. We look at the friction this has created in the party.

And following top resignations at the BBC - after criticism in the editing of a BBC documentary about Donald Trump - the US president has threatened legal action.

Presenters: Rob Young and Pria Rai

(Photo: President Donald Trump, right, meets with Syria's President Ahmad al-Shara. Credit: Syrian Presidency Press Office via PA)