stephen allen's engineer discovered tom had received funding from the european union. when we have ensured got a response over a year later the commission's reply was that this is not our responsibility this is the responsibility of hungary now we say that is incorrect both legally but also morally doesn't mean to say that we would let hungary off the hook either they both need to answer for this but it's unacceptable and unsustainable frankly for the commission simply to say it's not it's not up to us go. we asked to hungary in government for a response to allegations about human rights violations which top house but received no reply was that it's not i'm having to be. so proud and it beats it being here and also look it's really sad with those who are not with us you're a liar they're. 6 back in brussels a key demand from demonstrators the end to institutional state. 2 was. was the it. was. the offices of the european commission a symbolic protest about european union money to institutional. setting like. i den and development the european commission direct economis

stephen allen from the ngo validity told me what they found when they visited top us in 2017 this is a young woman who we were told was placed in this cage for her own safety she has epilepsy it was really horrible a shocking thing to see and keeping people in cages of course absolutely contravenes every human rights that there is this is a young man actually with down's syndrome is legs and very skinny this all suggests that he doesn't move very large. and this is someone tied reading tied to a pipe this is a completely unlawful form of restraint where this young man was known to be particularly active able to move around and so what we understand stuff would tie his leg to the radiator and then finally this image you found i think you found. behind a knocking door didn't you behind a locked door that had had the handle removed and which we were told there was no one inside to buy stuff he was standing in the middle of the room rocking making really distressed sounds it was extremely extremely distressing sight. steven allen's engineer discovered tom had received funding from the eu

he'll play the winner of the other semifinal between stephen maguire and mark allen.t a reminder, we are less than an hour away now from the big fight in saudi arabia between anthonyjoshua and andy ruinunior. we're expecting them to enter the ring around 9pm. live text and 5 live commentary on the website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. nearly 300 people have been killed over the past two months and 2 million others are having to cope with unusually heavy rainfall and flooding in eastern africa. in kenya, more than 100 people have died and thousands have been displaced. at least 12 people have been confirmed dead in western uganda. and in somalia, cyclone storm pawan has made landfall on the coast. a huge bushfire that's burning out of control near sydney may take weeks to put out. the large—scale fire, north of the city, stretches for over 35 miles and is bigger than sydney itself. almost 100 fires continue to burn in the drought—hit state of new south wales. phil mercer reports. the authorities are warning that some of the bushfires in eastern australia are too big to put

and we will find out who he will be playing in this evening's match between glasgow's stephen maguire and mike allenu pted coverage online and via the bbc sport app and connected tvs. one other line on snooker before we go, ronnie o'sullivan has announced he won't play in the masters next month for personal reasons. and an update on the fiddle, 66 minutes and manchester city still trailing manchester united by 2—0. it has been an exciting match so far. 66 minutes gone in that and we will keep you updated. but we will finish where we started — in around 2 hours' time we are expecting anthonyjoshua and andy ruinr to begin their ring walks in saudi arabia for their much—anticipated re—match. so we'll leave you with a reminder of their first meeting at madison square gardens. sumbal syed and reginaldo rosario take us back to the boxing match that shocked the world. goodbye. during the first, madison square gardens, joshua's american coordination, but one man wanted his crime. the first two rounds were cagey and tense. both men feeding each other out —— feeling each other out. joshua stepped up, uppercut

the second semi final is underway at the uk snooker champipnship with mark allen and stephen maguireyan bingtao — coming through to win by six frames to two. hazel irvine can tell us more. we're in the company of two pharma united kingdom champions, stephen hendry and john parrott, who have been assessing the first of our finals in this year because ‘s great event. may against yan bingtao. a master against the apprentice, and in the end, it was at the master key a trans —— ding jun—hui against yan bingtao. and yan bingtao looked a bit out of his depth today, but he will have learned a lot. that is the only way you can own is when yellows and you will play better player and he will come back stronger. ding jun—hui was impressive and did what he had to do today. how much does the game need ding jun—hui at the top of his firm again,? we have all been saying it, where has he gone? if you are just as his best, could certainly win the event and ding jun—hui was definitely that. he has been playing better and progressively better and the match with o'sullivan was superb. his inexperience fr

he'll play 2004 champion stephen maguire, who beat mark allen 6—nil.s after tournament host tiger woods' challenge fell away. woods held the lead early in the final round but could only find one birdie on the back nine to finish 4 shots behind stenson. the swede eagled the 15th to take him to 18 under par, a shot clear of spain'sjon rahm. don't worry. we've not forgotten about the boxing. anthonyjoshua and andy ruinunior in that colosal heavyweight rematch is taking place right now in saudi arabia. they are in the second round. you can follow that one blow for blow on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. thank you. if you think you are getting into the christmas spirit, i doubt you to challenge this family. the christmas spirit has most certainly arrived at one house in germany. thomas and susanne jeromin have spruced up their saxony home with a remarkable 350 christmas trees. decking the halls began in august, with tens of thousands of baubles and over 300 strings of lights used in the process. no two trees are the same, this year's th

allen will play stephen maguire.hree—time winner john higgins, beaten 6—3 by the chinese teenager yan bingtao, who'd already knocked out world number four neil robertson. a lot of big names falling by the way. bingtao now takes on his compatriot ding junhui. that's the first semi—final today and you can wathc it live on bbci from 1.15pm. that's all your sport — now on bbc news it's time for click. this week, the programmers of the future. i felt like steve jobs. the cities of the future. and the ugly politics of today. this thursday, the general election will give more than 45 million people their chance to decide on the uk's future. is it the brexit election? is it the nhs election? is it an election that will show new divisions that no longer lie along party lines. we'll soon know. amidst all this there is the usual mudslinging towards candidates. but with social media now in the mix, much of it has transferred to platforms like twitter. here at click we decide to take a closer look at the outrage in the final few

he'll play the winner of tonight's other semi—final between stephen maguire and mark allen. the side, following their series defeat in new zealand. james anderson returns after missing most of the ashes with a calf problem. jonny bairstow has also been recalled, he'd been dropped after a poor series against australia. lewis hamilton has said his happiness away from the track helped him to win his sixth formula one world title. hamilton was presented with his trophy at the louvre museum in paris and he said the ability to focus on his passions outside of racing had been pivotal. i think more so the other side and just being happier, happierany collaboration with the team in terms of our team work, the things is that, the door is that, the doors that, the door is that, the doors that opened in terms of the new fashion, that has been well received and my fans have been amazing and supported me with it. and being able to do those things and it not be talked about too much in the sense of negative that is a distraction. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those

allen smil ig. stephen curry on the bench but loves that four points if in five minutes.d for three. down willie cauley-stein in the alley-oop on the warrioren on the run. off a d-lo miss, glenn robinson emboli i flies back in the putback slam and warriors take lead. dubs end the gamt warriors won four in a row beating the suns 105-9. sharks and kings playing for worst place in the western conference. joe thorntonen first goal of the season napping a 47-game the draut. 2-0 sharks after two. marten furyk scores with 1:21 in the third ties it up. confusion in front of the net leads to easy goal for jeff cart ert and the sharks loses 3-2 in over-the-. san jose lost 10 of the last 11. lets go bowling. bowl season, usc, iowa holiday bowl in san diego. trojans down 7. keaton hits mavay. tide at 14. ensuing kickoff. iowa takes the lead. amir smith marsette. see you later. 98 yards to the house for a hawk eye touchdown. iowa bin are winning big. >>> oklahoma state and texas a&m in the oddly enough outside game played inside. but drew brown calls his number and how about for the e

allen leads 5—4you can watch that on the bbc sport website and the red button. and on the other table scotland's stephen tennis player — caroline wozniacki has announced she's retiring after next month's australian open. she was the first scandinavian player to top the rankings. and says she's giving up having "accomplished everything she could ever have dream of on the court". i think she has more than fulfilled her potential. i think a lot of people would've said the opposite, that she has actually overachieved, because you know, she was a great competitor, and you remember, she got some fineness of the usa i believe when she was 19 years of age. she was world number one at the age of 20. and the one thing that was sort of hanging overhead was here was this one who had never been able to win a grand slam title, and finally, she did it in 2018 at the australian open, so it was a huge monkey off her back, as it were. i'm so thrilled for her, because i couldn't wish it on somebody who would be more hard—working, i think she had an amazing career. 30 titles, world number one grand slam title, i mean, it's

the man who directed that chesz irwin allen and he was called the master of disaster. >> stephen: "thething about it. i was just happy to get part and i was on the set and i didn't know he was a screamer, but he was a screamer. and he-- he got in michael caine's face. and michael caine heard, like, two words and he was gone. and then i think sally was there, and gone. and slim pickens, gone. and he went through the whole line, and he got in my face and i'm a jock, and he screamed at me, and i stood there and listened to him. and he did that for three days. and then, on the third day, someone just stepped between me and-- me and-- him-- yelling at me. and that guy, i just saw him from the bark put his hand right in his chest and been look this and said, "from this moment on, if you have anything to say to the kid, you say it to me first. do you understand me?" and irwin kind of puffed up and walked away. and the guy turned around. it was karl malden. and he said, "you look like you like to learn? do you like to learn?" i said, "i like to learn." he said, "i like to teach. how about i'm

the nexrt hour at the york barbican scotland's stephen maguire takes on china's ding junhui maguire, the 200a champion, didn't give northen ireland's mark allento win the uk title for third time starts at one o' clock. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. indian police say at least a3 people have been killed in a huge factory fire in delhi. it's thought that many of those who died were asleep in the building. the blaze in the old quarter of new delhi broke out in the early hours of the morning. about 50 people have been rescued and taken to hospital. john mcmanus reports. the fire began in one of delhi's many factories, sweeping through a six—story building in a congested residential area. local media say the building was packed with handbags and other material, all of which helped the fire to grow in strength. as well as retail goods, the emergency services say some labourers were also sleeping inside the building, a common occurrence for india's many poor migrant workers. dozens of fire appliances rushed to the scene to help extinguish the blaze, though the district's narrow streets made access very difficult. tran

marcus sim john in the house. 19-year-old allen smile ig making the debut. up and in here. stephenter here comes the dub. sky bowman one handed slam. and d-lo good for three. down -- willie cauley stein alealley-oop. offer the d-lo miss glenn rib insure flies back in the putback slams. dubs take the lead. the d-low scored team high run and beat the suns 105-96. sharks and kings playing for worst place that is in the western conference. 2-0 sharks after 2. but martin furyk scores twice with 1:24 to go in the third ties it up. over-the-confusion in front of the net leads to an easy goal there for jeff carter. and the marks lose 3 opinion 2 in over-the-. san jose has lost ten of the last 11. lets go bowling. usc holiday bowl down in san diego. keaton sloefis hits and 16 high pressure yard score. tide. iowa takes the lead. amir smith marsette finds a seam breaks out and see you later. 98 yards to the house for aed hawk eyes touchdown. oklahoma state and texas a.m. in the outdoors texas oddly played inside in the dome. but drew brown calls his number. fourth quarter tide at 14. kellen m

championship this afternoon scotland's stephen maguire will play china's ding junhui in york maguire looks in great form and didn't give northen ireland's mark allen semifinal. should be quite a match up between him and ding junhui. the final at the york barbican starts at one o clock. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. lots of reaction to anthonyjoshua. we will have another update for you in the next hour. let's get more now on the news that manchester city have said that they will issue a lifetime ban to anyone found guilty of racist david 0'connor was at the stadium and joins us now. he was at the stadium at the time. when did you become aware of this incident. we became aware of it in the press box. it became aware to colleagues and myself that an incident had happened. place tapped missile had been thrown and struck fred, the manchester united midfielder. looking back at the video footage, it seems clear straightaway that one member of the crowd was making vile racist monkey gestures against fred and lingard. i have to say that manchester city were swift in their reaction. they issue

allen. it went to a final frame decider. he goes through 6—5 to the semifinals and will play stephen maguire. another big shock.ut by the chinese teenager who had already beaten world a neil robertson. he will now ta ke world a neil robertson. he will now take on his compatriot in the other semifinal, ding junhui. you can watch that on bbc two and the mcguire and mark allen match is at 7pm. i will be back in the next hour. more now on that anthonyjoshua fight this evening where he's hoping to win back his heavyweight world titles. let's speak now to charlie edwards. he's a boxer himself and a friend of anthonyjoshua. have you spoken to anthonyjoshua about this fight in the past few days? not in the past few days. he isa days? not in the past few days. he is a busy man and will probably cut off all social media and focus on the fight. i was with him before he got out in camp and we were chatting and he seemed hungrier than ever and was determined to get these belts back. how might he be preparing today? i think he will stay cool, calm and collected. he has been boxing a long time. he cannot let andy ruiz boxing

scotland's stephen maguire will play ding junhui of china in the uk snooker championship final in york tomorrow. maguire looks in great form and didn't allow northen ireland's mark alleninal after seeing off yan bingtao. he's bidding to win a third uk title following triumphs in 2005 and 2009. you're up to date from the bbc sport centre. have a very good night. there's fresh warning that climate change and nutrient pollution are diminishing oxygen levels in our oceans. that's the conclusion of the biggest study of its kind, undertaken by the group the international union for the conservation of nature. while nutrient run—off has been known for decades, researchers say that climate change is making the lack of oxygen worse , and is having an impact on certain species of fish. earlier, i spoke to kaveh madani, an environmental scientist and senior fellow at yale university. he previously served as the vice president of the un environment assembly bureau. he says governments must take steps now. telling us that we have another big victim of climate change that we have overlooked, we are killing essentially our oceans and this is really frustrating and it also reminds us

stephen engle, thanks very much for joining us. we have more to come on daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery ahn: this is daybreak asia. i'm shery ahn in new york. paul: i'm paul allensydney. a quick check of the latest headlines. aret bank and -- raising their bid to buy out lion. valuing it as $12 billion. engineering a complex deal that would create a japanese tech champion to compete with google and amazon and tencent. shery ahn: brown holdings is set to apply for additional banking license in singapore. they will apply for a full license. grab will try this same thing and other southeast asian topanies, allowing nonbanks apply for virtual bank permits. paul: dell technology is said to be weighing the acquisition of the remaining shares in secure works. and may make an offer for 13% of the firm. the full takeover would be a u-turn from the earlier plans to sell its holdings in secure works. no final decision has been made and dell decide not to proceed. still to come, we have got tesla lining its pockets with chinese money. $1.4 billion loan will be used. we will check in on how markets are trading in this broken and shortened trading week. we bring an update of

stephen engle in hong kong. are talking tech in 2020 and why online to off-line convergence may be the focus of the future. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: this is daybreak asia. i'm paul alleney. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. honda is reported to have reached an accord on its long-distance new york to london flight. the agreement will clear the way for a final deal that will allow project sunrise to receive the carrier. the union will support a pay accord after negotiation. paul: airbus under scrutiny in india, having to replace more engines than originally thought. regulators say more intense forination of power units the planes show more may be at risk of shutting down in midair. engines are in use on the planes. 130 will have to be replaced. with aviation, boeing suffered another blow to its reputation. a software glitch forced the neustar liner capsule to abort a mission to the international space station. of the 737 max being grounded with no sign of a return anytime soon. su keenan has the story. been an opportunity to showcase boeings engineering prowess but it didn't pan out. : many are concerned the ceo is under increased pressure. this was supposed to be a mis

stephen curry on the court. steph broke his hand in the october 30th game. entering friday night, the dubs praying the best ball of season winners of three games. short stop marcus sim onin the house. allen and in process. fourth quarter here comes the dubs. sky bowman one handed slam. d-lo good for three. down willie cauley-stein on the alley-oop on the warriors on the run. off a d-lo miss four minutes in glenn robinson the iii flies back in the putback slam and warriors take the lead. ending 29-10 run. dubs scored a team lie 31 run. beating the suns 105-96. >>> sharks and kings playing for worst place in the western conference. second period joe thornton second goal of the season. 47-game drought. 2-0 for the sharks after two. but martin furyk scores twieg with 1:24 to go in the third. some confusion in front of the net leads to an easy goal there for jeff carter and the sharks lose 3-2 in over-the-. san jose has lost 10 of the last 11. lets go bowling. usc, iowa, holiday bowl in san diego, second quarter trojans down 7. keaton slofis hits. tide at 14. ensuing kickoff iowa retakes the lead. amir smith marsette finds a seam and see you later. 98 yards to the house for a hawk eye touchdo

but he was beaten by last year's runner up mark allen, who edged a final—frame decider to win 6—5 and reach the semi—finals, where he'll play stephenc. a lot of big names knocked out in york this week, if you like your snooker. see you later on. good morning. there are just five days left until voters head to the polls to choose who will be prime minister. last night, boris johnson and jeremy corbyn debated head—to—head for the last time — clashing over brexit, the nhs and the economy. we can speak now to sam gyimah from the liberal democrats, who joins us from westminster. thank you for your time. did you watch the debate? i got a bit of it. frankly i thought it was boring and i heard your introduction, we do not choose who was going to be prime minister in this country when we vote at the polls. we vote for a party and the party with the largest majority forms a government. watching the debate, this whole presentation of our politics, is that we have a presidential system, we do not have a presidential system but a party system. people vote for parties not presidents. have the liberal democrats right now with such a short time to

stephen maguire will play china‘s ding junhui in york. maguire looks in great form and didn‘t give northen ireland‘s mark allen a look—in as he thrashed himeek evensongs in cathedrals are on the up — and researchers are trying to understand why the ancient service is attracting a new following. our religion editor, martin bashir, has more. the buildings are ancient, the service designed more than 600 years ago, but it seems we can‘t get enough of choral evensong. amazing, really. what‘s so special about it? i think the building, i think the music, i think the message behind it all. it‘s just something you can‘t get anywhere else. i think we all lead busy lives and that pause gives you time to think about things beyond that hustle and bustle that can take over all too often in our lives. this service takes place at 5:00pm on weekdays in all anglican cathedrals and lasts 45 minutes. it includes readings from the bible, hymns, and prayers. and there is no sermon. the number attending choral evensong is going up across all age groups, even though sunday church attendance has halved over the last 50 years. it seems that believers and nonbeliev