their oponents progress along with dr congo who beat togo 3—1.some reaction from oyem, our reporter piers edwards was at the match. surrounded by tropical rainforest in northern gabon, this is the elephants graveyard, the nickname of ivory coast, who were until tonight the reigning african champions, but their crown slipped tonight as, in a game they needed to win they were beaten i—o game they needed to win they were beaten 1—0 by morocco courtesy of a goalfrom rashid ali beaten 1—0 by morocco courtesy of a goal from rashid ali as they march into their first quarter—final since 2004. the into their first quarter—final since 200a. the big story is ivory coast going out. many will point to the lost generation, the likes of toures, and the captain having quit since the title in 2015. attention will also focus on renard, the man who guided them to their title two yea rs who guided them to their title two years ago, who is now in charge of morocco, and so masterminded their demise. in the other group c game, dr congo wrapped up top spot, beating togo

bournemouth striker benik afobe has pulled out of the africa cup of nations, with the dr congo releasingment simply saying that "afobe has forfeited from the tournament". afobe has scored twice in his last three games for bournemouth.

and on sunday, it's ghana versus dr congo and egypt against morocco.d... beating liverpool in the semi final by two goals to nil over two legs liverpool trailed by a goal going into wednesday's second leg at anfield... and had their chances to level the tie... daniel sturridge volleying over from close range.// daniel sturridge volleying over from close range. but in injury time southampton got the crucial goal on the break through shane long to win the second leg 1—0 and reach their first league cup final since 1979. real madrid have been knocked out of spain's copa del rey, beaten by celta vigo 11—3 on aggregate in the quarter finals. celta were never behind on the night with cristiano ronaldo and lucas vazquez‘s goals not enoug for real madrid who after wednesday's 2—all draw have now only won one of their last three games. daniel wass got what proved to be the winner. earlier atletico madrid had no such problems. ending a—bar‘s record run to the quarter finals with a 5—2 overall victory. wednesday's second leg finished 2—all juventus still have a c

the black stars beat dr congo thanks to a late penalty from andre ayew. dr congo equalised. 2—i it finished. ghana will now face cameroon in the semi—finals. egypt beat morocco i—0. those semi—finals on wednesday and thursday next week. leo santa cruz beat carl frampton to win the wba featherweight title fight. it was a rematch of their bout from last year which frampton won on points. frampton said he was surprised by leo's ability to box on the back foot. he won on two rounds on two of thejudges foot. he won on two rounds on two of the judges scorecards. frampton foot. he won on two rounds on two of thejudges scorecards. frampton is adamant that next time round he wa nts to adamant that next time round he wants to fight in belfast because his fans have now travelled here to the usa three times in a row but the pull of the casinos and the money here in vegas means that those negotiations for the trilogy fight might be as feverish as the contest we saw here. that is it for the programme. goodbye. the weather was very split today. sunshine across scotland,

but a word of wording, if dr congo take the matter to fifa, he could be banned from playing anyway forollowing his £60million move to shanghai. there was plenty of flash photography to greet him. oscar arrived at the airport and was cheered by fans, who took pictures, chanted and gave him plenty of flowers as a welcome gift. it's reported the brazilian will earn £a00,000 a week playing for shanghai sipg in the chinese super league. in the hopman cup in australia, britain's dan evans is taking on roger federer. federer, is making his return to tennis, having not played since wimbledon in july. he took the first set 6—3 and he's got a break in the second set as well. he currently leads 3—1 so is on course for victory. johanna konta is through to round two of the shenzhen open after beating turkey's cagla buyukakcay in straight sets. the british number one won 6—2, 6—0 in china in what was herfirst match since her split with former coach esteban carril last month. konta starts the year ranked number ten in the world. and a good start for british number two kyle edmund at the brisbane inte

bournemouth striker benik afobe has pulled out of the africa cup of nations, with the dr congo releasingas scored twice in his last three games for bournemouth, and there have been reports that he has decided to stay in the premier league to keep his place in the starting line—up. were dr congo to take the matter to fifa, he could be banned from playing for the duration of the three—week event. former chelsea forward 0scar has arrived in china to a hero's welcome, following his £60 million move to shanghai. there was plenty of flash photography to greet him. 0scar arrived at the airport and was cheered by fans, who took pictures, chanted, and gave him plenty of flowers as a welcome gift. it's reported the brazilian will earn £a00,000 a week playing for shanghai sipg in the chinese super league. in the hopman cup in australia, britain's dan evans was beaten by roger federer. the 17—time grand slam champion made a winning return, having not played since wimbledon in july. the 35—year—old took the first set 6—3 and the second 6—4 in perth, despite missing six months of action. the evans and

just one goal in two games in the africa cup of nations in gabon on monday, junior kabananga for dr congode won 1—0 against morocco, despite having a man sent off. togo and ivory coast played out a 0—0 draw. ten—man ac milan managed a 2—2 draw at torino on monday. milan are fifth in serie a. in spain, malaga lost 2—0 at home to fifth—place real sociedad. valtteri bottas will drive for mercedes in formula 1 next season. the finnish driver has been announced as nico rosberg's replacement, after the german world champion quit just days after winning the formula 1 title. he leaves the williams team to team up with three—time champion lewis hamilton. i'm prepared to work really hard. i'm prepared to work really hard. i'm still young and fast, and obviously lewis is going to be a great reference, many time world champion. everyone else is excited how good he is, so it is going to be great dean witter lewis, being his team—mates, and also for me to compare to him. but first of all for us compare to him. but first of all for us to work together. —— being with lewis. he is england's number one bat

bournemouth striker benik afobe has pulled out of the africa cup of nations with the dr congo, releasing. afobe has scored twice in his last three games for bournemouth. there's been reports that he has decided to stay in the premier league to keep his place in the starting line—up, and is likely to face arsenal tomorrow. former chelsea forward 0scar has arrived in china to a hero's welcome, following his £60 million move to shanghai. there was plenty of flash photography to greet him. 0scar arrived at the airport and was cheered by fans, who took pictures, chanted and gave him plenty of flowers as a welcome gift. it's reported the brazilian will earn £a00,000 a week playing for shanghai sipg in the chinese super league. richerd cockerill has been sacked as director of rugby at leicester tigers. cockerill has been on the coaching staff for over a decade, but tigers have struggled to contest major trophies in recent years, and currently sit fifth in the premiership table. the 46—year—old said he still believed he was the right person to lead the team, but respected the board's decision. l

dr rebecca atencia is from the jane goodall institute, and is director of their chimpanzee sanctuary in the democratic republic of congoof wildlife. welcome all of you. john scanlon, how big is this problem of trafficking in chimpanzees? well, illegal wildlife trade is having a devastating impact on a large number of wild animals and plants for that matter and here i think this investigative reportjust displayed for us graphically how traumatic this illegal wildlife trade is when you're looking at live animals, a beautiful chimpanzee put into illegal trade. it's run by trance national organised criminal gangs. people who are very savvy. they do everything they can to avoid the law. they corrupt people along the way. so i think you've really exposed, you know, how disturbing this illegal trade is and the sort of measures that these trans national organised gangs go to shift the wildlife across international borders. rebecca, what impact can it have on a chimp's well—being, being ripped from their family at a young age? the impact it can havejust incredible because it affects when it is one or two years old, at that time

dr. peter pham is concerned we are not paying attention to some very negative evolutions particularly focused on congo right now. you could have a pathway from africa to europe that dwarves what's happened with syria and you can imagine the political consequences of that. a couple years ago we were ta talking about six out of ten fastest growing continents in the world in africa which is true, for all the priorities we listed you just can't turn away from that because that could turn out to be a black swan in different way that is saps your attention. >> thank you for all the wonderful questions, a final question we have a few minutes left and that's when you go forward an think about national security and think about foreign policy, what is the moral responsibility that we have as a nation? >> if you would like to watch the rest of this event go to c-span.org and type in isp in the space bar. take you now on a discussion on president trump's push for increased federal infrastructure spending. it features experts from three conservative think tanks at the heritage foundation in washington d.c. all liv

dr. peter fam is concerned we are not paying attention to some very negative evolutions in afri africa, particularly focused on congo right now. you could also for europe have a high grant wave from africa to europe -- have a migrant wave from africa to europe that dw f dwarfs syria, the consequences of that. we were talking six of the fe t feastest 10 growing economy is in the world was africa and is true, now, you have a few directions in place for africa. for all the priorities we listed you can't turn away from that. that could turn out to be a black swan in different ways that saps your attention. >> thank you for all the wonderful questions. with a final question we have a few minutes left. that's when you go forward and think about national security and think about foreign policy, what is the moral responsibility that we have as nation? how do you define that when you look back on the war in syria and barrel bombing of civilians. where do you use that? what does it mean? how do you go forward? you've certainly dealt with it, admiral. let me start with you, secretary albright. >> i believe we need a moral fore