looking at the footage the referee decided that france did deserve the spot kick and after all that chrisman himself converted it to one of those schools and it's fair to say that australia's manager good friend mavic didn't agree with that decision and he was that left fuming saying i hope that maybe one time there will be a referee who is very honest when you're in that moment on your own you have to go to that video screen i saw him standing there the body language wasn't he didn't know from my position and then you have to take a decision france australia it's very difficult but when it's also difficult to decide when a referee for fifty thousand people on his back must decide when it's doubting. i have to say i'm with the australia boss and the evidence i don't think was conclusive and having seen it at least fifteen times over i'm still not convinced and i have a little bit of sympathy with phenolics frustration the aim of this technology is to eradicate referee mistakes from the game and i'm not sure that that was what happened in that situation later that day who was awarded the pena

john down with a -- ceo chrisman. i'm alix steel.

in a sign of ongoing frustration, chrisman of the says the only looser being a minister, i don't thinkn carry brexit through anymore. >> when you look at rupert, the ofxit, you have a load rebels in the government, but we have to wait for that white paper to be published. are we going to get it? >> i think we probably will get it. i don't think it will be much leading into the city -- to a successful june summit. in terms of domestic politics. theresa may has continued to push back issue by issue. there is a repeated pattern of recognizing reality at each the cabinet makes the decision that it is uttered to keep the show on the road, keep brexit alive, and swallow a bit of writer meantime. francine: civil servants put together a steady that prepares for the end of days. scenarios, there is mild, severe, and one called emaar get in -- armageddon. should this worry us? >> i think it should comfort us on balance. the reality, looking at the tone theythe government, clearly are more realistic about the idea of no deal being a plausible outcome. i think this report has a ring of truth. but