you should talk to fox. 0k? translation: i believe ‘he‘ the translation: i believe that the president has clearly set out his philosophy as to what trade agreements need to bring about for the american side as well. i personally do not think that germany to negotiate and not the eu. needs to negotiate and not the eu. we have devolved our competences so the european commission negotiates an part of the member states. that will not prevent us from concluding agreements. this would qualify as a bilateral agreement between the eu and usa if we had it. the question is, would it be i benefit to both is, would it be of benefit to both countries? let me be very honest. a free—trade agreement with the usa has not always been popular germany either. there have been fewer demonstrations against this free—trade agreement in the usa than in europe. and also in germany. so i

am glad to note that apparently the on that has changed a perspective on that has changed a little bit at least in germany as well. thank you very much. it was a great honour. there we are. a a few comments about the wider range of subjects there and taking questions from all of those reporters, who been waiting some time. angola merkel saying that she and donald trump had an exchange of views on refugees and immigration. on trade, donald trump said he denied being an isolationist, but said the united states have been unfairly treated and what he wanted was free and fair trade. angela merkel said she hoped negotiations between the eu and the us on trade could raise. president

trump saying that other countries needed to pay there are a share to support new tool. —— nato. more analysis ahead on what the had been saying. but now it is time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh woozencroft. the main stories this evening: ten years after his grand national win, jockey robbie power rides sizirg'jcrhntcfinctgry for trainerjessica harrington. it was a dramatic race from start to finish, wasn't at? that all smiles at the end for the jockey robbie power and trainerjessica harrington. yes, that's right. the thousands of irish fans were hoping foran thousands of irish fans were hoping for an irish went to celebrate on saint patrick's day. not without

plenty of drama. jack adams set of as - favourite. lizzie kelly as the favourite. lizzie kelly comedy first female jockey to ride in the gold cup for. years. she unseated, much to her obvious was unseated, much to her obvious frustration. there was another high—profile fall just three from when cue card the sentimental home, when cue card the sentimental favourite fell. more disappointment derriford cue card. at a claim into the closing stages, sizing john led the closing stages, sizing john led the way, ridden by robbie power, trained byjessica the way, ridden by robbie power, trained by jessica harrington. minella and trained by jessica harrington. minella - and native river try minella rocco and native river try to cheat him down, but to no avail. a terrific display from robbie power. he won the grand national in 2007. that was on silver birch, now he has won the gold cup. each horrific performance for him. also

forjessica harrington. this was her first ever runner in the gold cup. not a bad way to start. huge delight for both trainer and of course the jockey. unbelievable. i unbelievable. lg 25 when i won the grand national. i appreciate that even more. it's a fantastic feeling. i that even more. it's a fantastic feeling. lam that even more. it's a fantastic feeling. i am a gold cup winning jockey now. tellers were at the closing stages, what was going through your head? closing stages, what was going through your head ?|j closing stages, what was going through your head? i made a mistake and it went on to the last and i got kicked. the way he wasjumping, he had so much energy, it was an unbelievable feeling. on the patrick's day, you have made a lot of irish people very happy indeed. not as happy as me. a terrific day therefore robbie power. a terrific therefore robbie power. a temfie for therefore robbie power. a terrific for ireland. the rivalry festivalfor ireland. the rivalry between great britain and ireland,

ireland ended up winning by 19 victories to nine. a dominant performance by them. above all, what a day for sizing john and four robbie power. thank you, andy. but the week at cheltenham. what he did for sizing john. leicester are off to madrid in the champions league, but they'll face atletico rather than real in the quarter—finals. the english champions are the only british side left in the competition and were one of the first names drawn in nyon. ian rush did the honours. they have faced atletico twice before, losing home and away in the uefa cup in ‘97 and also going out in the cup winners' cup to the spainiards in cup winners' cup in 1961. atletico have been runners up in the champiosn league twice in the last three years. it could have been a lot tougher for leicester. elsewhere in the drawer... the second leg is becoming a week after. the europa league has also been made manchester united have been drawn

against belgian side aderlecht — their second leg will be at old trafford. celta vigo face genk, ajax have been paired with schalke, and lyon welcome besiktas. they have been fined £20,000. the admitted a misconduct charge after the referee was surrounded by players following his several players following his sending—off of midfielder. they went on to lose the type i—o. jose mourinho's men have been drawn against the belgian side anderlecht ege'r—fé él—f. 5;!.:.':..:. 4.4.5 a525;!5;l—.é for the europa league quarter tie. the second i will be at home. celta vigo face genk, a'ax have been gaired with schalkez—= and lyon welcome besiktas. that's all from us at the bbc sport centre. we'll have updates throughout the evening, but for now, let's joinjohn watson live in dublin for this year's final inside six nations. you john is in a very load dublin. the city is rocking on saint patrick's day. ireland know they can stop them winning with back—to—back grand fun titles. they would love to

do that. welcome to inside six nations. welcome to dublin and welcome to the rds arena, which hosts a legends match tonight between ireland and england — are lots of familiar faces from english and irish teams. england already have the title in thebagrbutjrelad are hoping to upset the party. england arrive here to face dublin tomorrow. it would i an tomorrow. it would be an unprecedented i9 tomorrow. it would be an unprecedented 19 win in a row. ireland would love to stop them from achieving that on §§ml " ’ ' ireland would love to stop them from achieving that on 5?“ patrick ‘s achieving that on saint patrick ‘s weekend. before we look ahead, let's— rem md-ourseivepoihcw-e eddiejones's side secured the title — helped, of course, by wales beating ireland in cardiff on friday night. commentator: he is back with a

vengeance! masterminding the irish comeback. jimmy robertson the line! wales have just one! comeback. jimmy robertson the line! wales havejust one! it's comeback. jimmy robertson the line! wales have just one! it's the french who have it now. still going for the french, the tribe will be scored as she touches down! flying to the line, scotland closing what a way to - the six nations. england celebrate at home. to

reflect on those results against the action this weekend, i am delighted to say i'm joined by former world cup winnerjames tindall and former hookerfor ireland. cup winnerjames tindall and former hooker for ireland. how impressed have you been with - incredible for england? it is incredible. run for england? it is incredible. not like a very special cause in memory of the court she died last year, a fantastic charity fundraiser. it has been a fantastic fundraiser. it has been a fantastic fundraiser. shane has done an incredible job putting fundraiser. shane has done an incrediblejob putting it together.