but anya taylor—joy is terrific. it's got great use of music.emble cast. bill nighy is terrific in it. and i think it will go down very well with the cinema crowd. i mean, i laughed all the way through and i've seen lots of adaptations of emma.... obviously there's humour in austin but it's not laugh—out—loud humour. often the humour is wry and eyebrow raised, but i enjoyed it and it is slightly confectionery but i did enjoy it. did you enjoy first love? i did but i don't think it is for you, it is by takashi miike, who made audition and ichi the killer and happiness of the katakuris, which is one of the most nuts films you can imagine. this is typicalfare, a valentine's day love story which starts with a decapitated head rolling into frame and it's about a young boxer who's terminally ill and therefore he loses his fear. he then gets mixed up with a young woman who he saves because he doesn't have any fear and, then it is a plot with yakuzas, corrupt cops, boxing, as i said before. things about honour and death and bloodshed... i'm already exha

anya navidski is founding partner of the venture capital firm voulez capital.ramme. nice to see you. how big a problem do you think this is that there is no kind of uniformity when it comes to regulation and rules ? it comes to regulation and rules? because every country has a different approach.” don't think it's the only place where everyone has their own set of rules. if you compare rome downtown to downtown manhattan you will have a different experience, different types of roads and experiences for pedestrians. so you have to factor that in. the main issue at the moment is the lack of regulation. there is a lack of understanding how this new technology fits into the existing framework such as legal and highway code ‘s and things like that. and do we, because we don't know how those question marks will be resolved, example in london, at the moment, they are not legal to be used, in fact, in the uk, they are not legal to be used on the road on the pavement, so isn't there a risk for investors that, actually, if places ban them completely, suddenly the market

comic or aims to know a labor cost by $1400000000.00 euros by the end of 2022 done so your local anya's the specter to announce the cuts on tuesday as bringing our financial correspondent . yet more jobs to go a dime now is that all down to the changeover to electric no i wouldn't say so electric as part of the gloomy picture on a list i talked to today said the timer is lagging far behind there and that in terms of battery technology which is key to profitability and e-cards diameter is practically nowhere but of course in order to build in order order to catch up you need lots of cash and a problem is the main business the one that's still generating the profit that's conventional driven vehicles and their time has been underperforming for years to yield the profit margin of mercedes much below that of most competitors even below opel and investors very dissatisfied so the c.e.o. is still relatively fresh c.e.o. all of kilian yes i'm sure he's feeling that he has to do something whether it's enough for investors to have to wait for the story to play out further. what about in frankfur

we listened to mike and anya. when president trump came in with secretary mattis and secretary tillerson in 2017, they made two big strategic pronouncements in the national security strategy of 2017. they said, essentially, terrorism remains an abiding concern, but the rise in assertiveness of china and russia are now the greatest threats we face. and that was also in secretary mattis' defense strategy report. are are you in agreement with their strategic judgment? >> well, first of all, thanks, everyone, for being here, and, anya and mike, thank you for really setting us up with a great -- i have not read the agreement in chinese, mike. [laughter] to be clear. >> tomorrow. >> yes, tomorrow. and, nick, thank you for your leadership. i think whenever you have the reemergence of great power rivalry, and let me call it that, it is a different kind of challenge than the challenge of terrorism, for instance, because great power rivalry brings with it a whole array of tools on the side of the other side whether it's mil

fan system old anya stank no this is not a bad joke top chefs are always looking for new things to serve to their guests and now some have started using meat that has been treated using a particular kind of edible. in switzerland 2 men have come up with an aging process that is so innovative that they decided to patent it let's find out more about their idea and why. it's not as disgusting as it sounds. this brawl meat is covered in a whitish greyish mole for food inspectors this size would set off all alarm bells but for fifty's it's mouth watering. after removing the mold in recursive lock me is left with an exquisite piece of meat hidden gems and. he has this very distinctive 90 flavor that you won't usually find in meat and this really makes a very special and when you fry it the whole room is filled with this a roman and that's fantastic. that looks quite an appetizing to begin with. many small farms provide the animals his meat is then extraordinarily refined marketed to sarah and look us in its name from switzerland invented this exclusive moldy meat product. she repeats come on t

located high in the mountains north of florence is portico dram anya the village has a small main street a few towers and a well preserved roman bridge. the nearest airport is 2 and a half hours away but tourists from all over the world still find their way to this remote village. most stay at the old vecchio can vent to a family hotel that opened in 1904 in a former convent. of the saudi this is what i was looking for in a little village and i didn't want to take city and this office sent it to detainees. and geovanni committee and their family take care of the guests. the hotel's 9 rooms no longer suffice other guests are spread around town according to the alberto do through so system a village hotel with a single reception desk. at proper place that the idea of the al baghdadi fuso is to rent out existing apartments and give the guests a taste of the area special qualities they aim that is. to go ahead also helps to maintain the traditional craftsman's occupation and of course because sometimes it communicates our love for our home region and village to the tourists and sad to put it

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england were the beaten finalists two years ago, and bowler, anya shrubsole has been talking about difficultthink there are probably five or 6 teams who are in with a shout of winning this tournament. we will have to be at our best. we have plenty of world—class players as well. with 2020 it is about getting a winning run, getting the momentum, that can be a huge thing. if you get on a run, teams can be hard to stop. liverpool captain jordan henderson has been ruled out for up to three weeks with a hamstring injury. he picked up the injury during the second—half of their 1—0 champions league defeat to at—letico madrid on tuesday, and could now miss liverpool's next three premier league matches and the fa cup tie at chelsea. rugby union. england head coach eddiejones has reshuffled his backline for their six nations match against ireland at twickenham on sunday. jonathan joseph will start on the wing, earning his 50th cap. elliot daly returns to full—back to replace george furbank who's out injured. while, manu tuilangi and ben youngs are both back in the starting fifteen. harlequins scrumhal

anya shrubsole taking 23 for 21 but the player of the match was knight — the first woman and first englandes in all three international formats. really pleasing. i'm enjoying being a bit further up the order. i'm very pleased and pleased it's going to work at a key time for us. we've got a long way to go in this competition. another game in a day or so to win again, so it is important that we take the momentum from today. england are top of their group, just ahead of pakistan, who shocked the former champions west indies, beating them by eight wickets in canberra. chasing 125 to win, they raced to their target with 10 balls to spare, captain bismah maroof leading the way with 38. it's one of the biggest wins for pakistan, who've never made it to the knock—out stage. and it opens up the group — they face england on friday. another sporting event has been cancelled because of the coronavirus outbreak. the world short track speed skating championships were due to take place in seoul, south korea, in mid—march but the sport's governing body said it was unavoidable under the circumstances. they

player of the match anya shrubsole said it wasn't one of the prettiest games of cricket but they beat wickets in melbourne to keep their t20 tri—series hopes alive. she took three wickets to leave england chasing 124 for victory and nat sivver helped them on their way with a half—century with lauren winfield hitting the winning runs, as they made it with seven balls to spare. if australia beat india tomorrow, we'll have an england—australia final next week. india cricket legend sachin tendulkar is in australia for sunday's bushfire relief game "the big appeal" in melbourne. he spent part of his early career in australia, he said he just wanted to help. i'm so happy that i am here and in whatever possible way to support the cause and raise money. australia has always been dear to me because in 1991 as an 18—year—old i remember coming here and i spent almost four months here and i almost had an aussie accent when i went back to india but the competitive cricket that i played here at the age of 18 helped me a lot in my career so i have a special feeling for australia. jurgen klopp has pi

making 158, with captain heather knight top scoring with 62, england bowled pakistan out for 116 with anya world cup debutant sarah glenn both picking up three wickets. their final group game is against west indies on sunday in sydney. it was just a bit overwhelming, this is all kind of knew to me as well. it was just a bit overwhelming, this is all kind of knew to me as welllj think it's really special to get the win with the girls, to share that with them, and getting 100 wicket as well. a brilliant achievement. south africa's win over thailand was even more impressive. they won by 113 runs, and that took them to the top of england's group. lizelle lee hit 101 runs from just 60 balls as south africa posted a hefty total of 195. thailand were bundled out forjust 82 in reply. south africa have won both their matches so far, and they have a superior net run—rate to england, who're second. 0n the men's side of things, england will be without paceman mark wood for their upcoming tour of sri lanka — he's suffering with a side strain. he was injured at the end of the end of their last tour, to

bowler anya shrubsole says she feels england are improving with every match. you wa nt to there's always bits and pieces you want to do a little bit better, but all teams are the same. we are getting runs on the board, bowling teams out which is a really good sign, and we've been here for a long time. i think we really are pretty close to our best and that is what you want to be coming into the latter stages of the tournament. if england do qualify they could face india in the last four after they secured top spot in their group with a dominant seven—wicket win over sri lanka jemimah rodrigues and deepti sharma both made 15 not out to see india to 116—3 with 32 balls to spare. india have won all four of their group games, and will face the team that finishes second in england's group, in the semi finals. new zealand kept their semifinal hopes alive after beating bangladesh in a low scoring match in melbourne. bangladesh looked capable of an upset when they bowled the kiwis out for 91 but they could only manage 7a themselves. new zealand now face australia in a

not to be outdone, spinner sarah glenn picking up three wickets, riaz was pakistan's top scorer but anyae competition's now all—time leading wicket taker as england bowled pakistan out for 116. england now move on to sydney knowing a win against the west indies will guarantee them a spot in the semifinals. jo currie, bbc news, canberra. prince harry has metjon bonjovi to hear about a charity single the rock star is recording for the invictus games foundation. ‘unbroken' is being produced in the abbey road studios in london — where the beatles recorded many of their albums. 0ur royal correspondent nick witchell reports. he's packing as much as possible into these remaining days when he's on royal duty, this morning harry was at the abbey road studios in london to see the recording of an anthem for his creation, the invictus games. all the usual paraphernalia of a royal visit there and grateful post waiting on the doorstep, in this case singerjon bonjovi doorstep, in this case singerjon bon jovi and not far away, doorstep, in this case singerjon bonjovi and not far away, as is customary, h

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anya shrubsole taking two wickets in two balls to become the leading wicket—ta ker in the history ofhy you play the game. i don't bea not why you play the game. i don't be a whole lot better if we are there on the 8th of march, lifting there on the 8th of march, lifting the trophy. that really is the important thing, what's this tour is over, those would you the things that may reflect on but what was really most important is that we got the victory tonight and got the victory going and set up a big victory. so here's confirmation of group b. remember the top two teams from each group go through to the semi finals, so england are well placed in second, with just one match to go against the west indies. south africa are top after they thrashed thailand earlier. one other bit of cricket news for you fast bowler mark wood is out of the men's test tour of sri lanka, because of a side strain. he was injured at the end of their last tour to south africa and scans confirmed a small tear. he'll be replaced by lancashire's saqib mahmood. the test squad sets off on monday. china's three—time o

spinner sarah glenn and anya shrubsole took three wickets apiece.frica and scans confirmed a small tear. he'll be replaced by lancashire's saqib mahmood. the test squad sets off on monday. the impact of the coronavirus in sport is increasing, with many events affected and surely more to follow — and now newcastle united have banned handshakes at their training ground, in an attempt to curb the spread of the virus. manager steve bruce said it was the sensible thing to do. there is a ritual here that everybody shakes hands with everybody shakes hands with everybody as soon as we see each other. i think we have stop that, you know, on the advice of the doctor. so i think we are like everybody else. thankfully we have got a superb doctor here and he will keep us informed of what we have to do. we are like everybody else, aren't we? we are glued to the tv and where it is going to go next and let's hope it doesn't get any worse in this country. over in berlin, danish cyclist michael morkov is being kept in solitary confinement at his hotel after arriving

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anya shrubsole took two wickets in two balls.es is all that lies between them and the semi—finals. that lies between them and the semi-finals. i'm not one for personal milestones, it will feel sweeter if we are there on 8th march lifting the trophy. once the tour is over they're the things that i might reflect on. what it was the most important thing was that we got the win and kept the momentum going and set upa win and kept the momentum going and set up a big game with the west indies. south africa beat thailand by 113 runs. lee hit 101 runs from just 60 balls. thailand were bundled out for just 82 in just 60 balls. thailand were bundled out forjust 82 in reply. south africa have won both their matches and they have a superior net run rate to england, who are second. and one other bit of cricket news, mark wood is out of men's tour of sri lanka, because of a side strain. he was injured at the end of their last tour to south africa and scans confirmed a small tear. he will be replaced by mahmood. the test squad leaves on monday.

we have as emma, anya taylor—joy who was so brilliant in the witch... she is quite an unlikable character. she is, and many adaptations and take those edges of her. i think this plays up that spikyness, but it's at the centre of something which is kind of a much more immediate confection. it's very bright, it's beautifully dressed, and it's a beautiful looking film. it does change the sense of tone of the novel, it does play up. there are some great performances. mia goff plays harriet who emma takes under her wing and tries to educate and fix her up. she placed her almost as a schoolkid, it's almost like a playground so there an element of caricature that's been brought to this. it's got great use of music, it's got a great task. ——great ensemble cast. i think it will go down very well with the crowd. i laughed all the way through and i've seen lots of adaptations of emma. austin is not laugh out loud humour in the past, it kind of rye and eyebrow raising. i enjoyed it,. did you enjoy first love? idid. it is by takashi miike. it is a valentines day l

the right cream and vent don't rain because before from bad to ows many are trying you know anya what they bought the who actually to do to destroy. the hi there there is a difference and that's been like i've been not that all it is that it is hardliners who would be more powerful if they'd read some kind of on this and the video might have to say then you could be sent and that the book. the kremlin has denied meddling claims in the forthcoming 2020 u.s. presidential election aimed at boosting donald trump's chances comes after u.s. media reports intelligence officials reportedly warned members of congress at a classified briefing that russia was again interfering in american politics the intelligence community has long warned that moscow and other countries would seek to interfere in the vote particle hain joins us live from washington how are they allegedly planning or how are they allegedly doing it. well this is coming from the new york times in the washington post the new york times says that the intelligence community is looking at again social media posts facebook posts that

anya shrubsole taking 3 for 21 but the player of the match was knight — the first woman and first englandthe treasury would not be in the national interest. he was speaking in the commons following his surprise resignation two weeks ago. the chancellor, like all cabinet ministers, has to be able to give candid advice to a prime minister so he is speaking truth to power. i believe that the arrangements proposed would significantly inhibit fat, and it would not have been in the national interest. our political correspondent, leila nathoo, is in westminster. it wasn't as explosive a resignation speech is some chancellors have given in the past, but still may be not exactly music to borisjohnson's neres? no, i think it not exactly music to borisjohnson's neres? no, ithink it was not exactly music to borisjohnson's neres? no, i think it was a very public critique of these new arrangements at the heart of government which is what propelled sajid javid to resign. remember, government which is what propelled sajidjavid to resign. remember, he was asked as a condition of keeping hisjob as was aske

they were the beaten finalists two years ago, and bowler, anya shrubsole has been talking about how hard a shout of winning this turn are meant so we will have to be at our best, i think if we play our best cricket we are certainly a match for the other team and we have got plenty of world —class and we have got plenty of world—class players throughout our line—up as well. with 2020 it is just about getting on a bit of oh winning run, is a quick tournament and if you get another old things can be hard to stop. —— if you get ona can be hard to stop. —— if you get on a roll. england head coach eddiejones has reshuffled his backline for their six nations match against ireland at twickenham on sunday. jonathan joseph will start on the wing, earning his 50th cap. elliot daly returns to full—back to replace george furbank who's out injured. while, manu tuilangi and ben youngs are both back in the starting fifteen. while in the women's six nations... harlequins scrumhalf leanne riley will get her first start for england, against ireland at a sold out castle park in doncaster. she'll partner the

player of the match anya shrubsole said it wasn't one of the prettiest games of cricket but they beatlay from the bowlers, england were chasing 124 for victory and nat sivver helped them on their way with a half—century with lauren winfield hitting the winning runs, as they made it with seven balls to spare. if australia beat india tomorrow, we'll have an england—australia final next week no matter what happens when england face the hosts on sunday. india cricket legend sachin tendulkar is in australia for sunday's bushfire relief game "the big appeal" in melbourne. and after spending part of his early career in australia, he said he just wanted to help. i'm so happy that i am here and in whatever possible way to support the cause and raise money. australia has a lwa ys cause and raise money. australia has always been dear to me because in 1991 as an 18—year—old i remember coming here and i spent almost four months here and i almost had an aussie accent but the competitive cricket that i played here at the age of 18 helped me a lot in my career so i have a special feeling for australi

and thailand fell well short, only managing 78—7, with three wickets for anya shrubsole. hit centuries in test, one—day. their next match is against pakistan on friday. really pleasing, i guess i'm enjoying being up the order and facing more balls are so obviously very pleased and i'm pleased it's come at a peak time for us but we know we've got a long way to go in this competition. we've got another game ina this competition. we've got another game in a day or so, to win again, so, yes, it's important we take momentum from today and keep moving forward. the coronavirus has already affected many sporting fixtures and it could have a major impact on the six nations. ireland's health minister says their match against italy in dublin on the 7th of march should be postponed. italy's men's and women's teams are due to host england in the final round of games a week later. scotland women's match in italy on sunday was called off because of the virus. the very clear view of the public health emergency team was that this game should not go ahead, that it would constitute a signif

player of the match anya shrubsole said it wasn't one of the prettiest games of cricket we'll ever seein australia. after a great display from the bowlers, england were chasing 124 for victory and nat sciver helped them on their way with a half—century, with lauren winfield hitting the winning runs, as they made it with seven balls to spare. if australia beat india tomorrow, we'll have an england—australia final on wednesday. later on, you can follow england's men in their second one—dayer against south africa in durban. there's text commentary on the bbc sport website and app. play starts at 11 o'clock. one of the greatest batsmen of all time, india legend sachin tendulkar, has been explaining why he's in australia for sunday's bushfire relief game "the big appeal" in melbourne. he said he'd been moved by the horrific secenes over the last few months, describing it as "alarming" and "catastrophic". and after spending part of his early career in australia, he just wanted to help. iamso i am so happy that i am here. the best possible way to support the cause, to ways money. —— raise mon

anya: you are not expecting more spying scandals? i know i ask you last time, but i need to ask you again. >> i don't know the answer. i don't know of any, but i don't know if there are any. outgoingat was the credit suisse ceo speaking to francine lacqua. let's talk about what is going on at barclays. fourth-quarter investment banking revenue, 2.30 one anlion pounds against estimate of 2.30 5 billion. we are hearing from barclays the salieng that epstein relationship is subject to review. let's get to our conversation with the ceo of barclays and we start with the numbers. that it isappointed becoming more difficult to reach that high-profile return on tangible equity target that you previously set out? first, let's focus on the year 2019. when we began this journey, the profitability of barclays back .n 2016 was 4.4% we set a target, achieving a 9% return on tangible equities in 2019, and we deliver that this year. costs.it by managing our costs in 2016 were 15 billion pounds a year to run the bank. we took that down below 13.6 bil

but anya taylor—joy is terrific. it's got great use of music.ink it will go down very well with the cinema crowd. i mean, i laughed all the way through and i've seen lots of adaptations of emma.... obviously there's humour in austin but it's not laugh—out—loud humour. often the humour is wry and eyebrow raised, but i enjoyed it and it is slightly confectionery but i did enjoy it. did you enjoy first love? i did but don't think it's for you, by takashi miike, who made audition and ichi the killer and happiness of the katakuris, one of the most nuts films you can imagine. typical fare, a valentine's day love story which starts with a decapitated head rolling into frame and about a young boxer who's terminally ill and loses his fear. then gets mixed up with a young woman who he saves because he doesn't have any fear and, then a plot with yakuzas, corrupt cops, boxing, as i said, things about honour and death and bloodshed... i'm already exhausted. ..all thrown together, and at one point it even turns into a cartoon. here's a clip. the thing is, wat

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they were the beaten finalists two years ago, and bowler, anya shrubsole has been talking about how hard to be at our best. we have plenty of world —class at our best. we have plenty of world—class players as well. with 2020 it is about getting on the momentum, that can be a huge thing. if you get on a run, teams can be ha rd to if you get on a run, teams can be hard to stop. the former uk athletics chairman ed warner says he tried to pursuade mo farah to leave his old coach alberto salazar when suspicions first emerged about the american's conduct. salazar has since been banned for doping violations and whilst there's no suggestion farah did anything wrong, warner has told the bbc he wanted the four time olympic champion to switch coaches five years ago. i personally tried to persuade him to change coach. i met him the day after the beijing world championship ended. met him in team hotel, talked him through the board's thinking at the time around the whole oregon project and his position within it. i had one last go at him saying, are you sure you want to take that risk? he was adamant

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player of the match anya shrubsole said it wasn't one of the prettiest games of cricket. we'll ever see with a half century, with lauren winfield hitting the winning runs, as they made it with seven balls to spare. if australia beat india tomorrow, we'll have an england australia final on wednesday. one of the greatest batsmen of all time, india legend sachin tendulkar, has been explaining why he's in australia for sunday's bushfire relief game 'the big appeal‘ in melbourne. he said he'd been moved by the horrific secenes over the last few months, describing it as "alarming" and "catastrophic". and after spending part of his early career in australia, he just wanted to help. iamso i am so happy that i am here in whatever possible way to support the cause to raise money. australia has overspent dear to me because in 1991, is an 18—year—old, i remember coming here. ispent 1991, is an 18—year—old, i remember coming here. i spent almost four months here. i almost had an aussie accent when i went back to india! the competitive cricket i played here at the age of 18 helped me a lot in my care

and thailand fell well short, only managing 78—7, with three wickets for anya shrubsole. stacks of individual cases, people saying this is my situation, we got someone in the family struggling with this, people coming back to work, so they self isolate? all of those questions, you might have some of them yourself this morning. we will be speaking to public health england and the world health organization this morning and try to get to the bottom of some of those questions. try to get you the practical advice that you need. water levels on the river severn in shropshire are expected to peak this morning as major flooding continues in the area. two severe flood warnings are in place meaning there's a risk to life, and a number of people in the town of ironbridge have been told to leave their homes. there are concerns that the water could rise above the flood barriers in the town. we can talk now to our reporter paul shuttleworth. paul, thanks for your time this morning. i suppose the good news is that some of those flood defences put in place for previous floods, they seem

player of the match anya shrubsole, who took three of them, said it wasn't one of the prettiest games them on their way with a half—century. with lauren winfield hitting the winning runs, as they made it with seven balls to spare. if australia beat india tomorrow, we'll have an england—australia final next week. and we are heading into the second weekend of the six nations and the tough challenge for wales? don't forget, wales have a new coach — after 13 years of warren gatland, wayne pivac has taken over. this is his first tournament and — while they had a convincing win over italy, pivac has said their match against ireland tomorrow will be the biggest test of his coaching career. wales are the holders of the title and they began their defence with a huge victory over italy, winning by 42—0 — but they are in dublin this weekend and wales haven't beaten the irish in dublin in this competition for eight years. so pivac is very aware of that, plus the fact he is a new head coach. it will be a massive step up from what we have had so far, i think we have been very fortunate in that we h

hundred as england made 176 for 2 and then restricted the tournament debutants to just 78 for 7, with anyaplayer, to hit centuries in test, one—day and t20 internationals. really pleasing. i'm enjoying being a bit further up the order. i'm very pleased and pleased it's going to work at a key time for us. we've got a long way to go in this competition. another game on a day or so to competition. another game on a day orso to win competition. another game on a day or so to win again, so it is important that we take the momentum from today. and england are top of their group, just ahead of pakistan, who beat west indies today. the coronavirus has already affected many sporting fixtures — and it could have a major impact on the six nations. ireland's health minister says their match against italy in dublin a week on saturday should be postponed. there's a meeting this lunchtime with the irish rfu. italy's men's and women's teams are due to host england in the final round of games a week later. scotland women's match in italy on sunday was called off because of the virus. 0ur rugby corresponden