opening up in the women's game and we've seen a lot of really exciting young players come and andrea stu's just one of them but she's so showed that she went toe to toe with serena power and serene as one of the most powerful players in the game but she also has a lot of versatility if she can mix the. up a bit and she showed a lot of mental strength she was playing in front of 20000 people in new york who really wanted serino to win but that didn't seem to slow it down too much she actually apologized to the home fans for winning which was a pretty canadian move of her but she did great yeah she gave 3 no williams a tough time do you think she still has it in her until when 2 more slams and break the all time record yes so a lot of the discussion around serina has been whether or not she'll be able to match or even beat margaret cts record. and it's tough i mean so this was the 4th straight final that serino has lost since coming back from having a child and 2017 but just like think about that for a 2nd she's been to 4 finals since having a kid she'll be $38.00 at the end of this month so

andrea leadsom said in another interview that more than 50% went into stem jobs. 5096 of students, overseas stui don't believe that. thatjust isn't happening, and in fact, where the opportunity has been there for qualified students to take up jobs, only about 5000 were taking them up, so the demand, clearly, isn't there. our latest figures show that there was something like 900,000 who were either inactive or unemployed young people in this country. what is it exactly that we are after? universities, just so happens there isa universities, just so happens there is a report today from the oecd, suggesting that the government should be doing much more to address poor performing universities and poor performing universities and poor degrees, where, frankly, people are being attracted to do these courses, simply to get into the country, rather than for any qualifications they may be acquiring. if students are in the uk to study at a well recognised university and coming out with a quality degree, shouldn't they have a chance longer than four months to try to find a job here? that it is my point, th