and you couldn't have a bigger game to play, a team with ebrahim of each has always has a bit of star about it. he brings the name with him of course. —— ibrahimovic. yeah, it will be fun. it's always interesting and it should be good. eriksen's former club, tottenham, are through to the last 16 of the fa cup after coming from behind to beat southampton in theirfourth round replay. they won 3—2 and will now face norwich city in round five. colm harrison reports. totte n ha m tottenham are still in the champions league of course but the fa cup probably represents their most realistic chance of winning a first major trophy for 12 years. a fourth—round replay against a rejuvenated southampton side was the last thing they needed, though, especially coming just three days after the energy sapping premier league win against manchester city. this game was just 12 minutes old when tottenham went in front, a deflection of the —— of the defender. southampton have come a long way since that 9—0 thrusting in october. they don't this day on its head with an equaliser from shane long before the bre

ebrahim says they fled the village in italy because of bombing. the war keeps catching up bombing.germany for gunmen who shot dead eight people. we'll bring you the latest. ready for his close up. multi—billionaire michael bloomberg is to make his big tv debut in the race for the us presidency. as the spread of the coronavirus continues, criticism of how japan has handled a cruise ship

take the children inside, says ebrahim, a parent's instinct. he knows they aren't safe there either. he says they fled their village in idlib because of bombing. but the war keeps catching up wherever they go. so they hit the road again, joining the exodus to camps at the border with turkey, which are already overflowing. small wonder when the syrian regime and its russian allies keep dropping barrel bombs. president assad says he's battling terrorists in idlib. explain that to this seven—year—old and her brothers. dazed and frightened after surviving a recent air strike. just imagine what his young eyes have seen. senior un officials are pleading for a ceasefire. pleading for the global community to remember its conscience. i think the failure to deal with this is shameful. it is a terrible indictment on the state of the world at the beginning of the 21st—century that the international community cannot come together to agree that it's not ok to bomb fleeing women and children. as the bombing continues, turkey is pouring more troops into idlib

ebrahim says they fled the village in italy because of bombing. the war keeps catching up bombing.he war keeps catching up wherever they go —— idlib. a police hunt is under way in germany for gunmen who shot dead eight people. we'll bring you the latest. ready for his close up. multi—billionaire michael bloomberg is to make his big tv debut in the race for the us presidency. as the spread of the coronavirus continues, criticism of how japan has handled a cruise ship with the infection on board. hello to you. the conflict in syria is on the verge of a dangerous escalation, according to a senior un official, who warned that the cost to civilians could be "instant and huge." he made his comments as turkey threatened to launch a new military offensive. talks between turkey and russia, which backs the syrian government, failed to reach agreement on how to calm fighting in idlib, the last mainly rebel—held region in syria. this report from our international correspondent, orla guerin in istanbul contains some distressing images. ducking for cover. even if you can barely stand it's time t

take the children inside, says ebrahim, a parent‘s instinct.ching up wherever they go. so they hit the road again, joining the exodus to camps at the border with turkey, which are already overflowing. small wonder when the syrian regime and its russian allies keep dropping barrel bombs. president assad says he‘s battling terrorists in idlib. explain that to this seven—year—old and her brothers. dazed and frightened after surviving a recent air strike. just imagine what his young eyes have seen. senior un officials are pleading for a ceasefire. pleading for the global community to remember its conscience. i think the failure to deal with this is shameful. it is a terrible indictment on the state of the world at the beginning of the 2ist—century that the international community cannot come together to agree that it‘s not ok to bomb fleeing women and children. as the bombing continues, turkey is pouring more troops into idlib where it backs some of the rebel groups opposing the regime. today, president erdogan threatened an offensive of his own to

joining as now, ebrahim rahbari.o yen -- week yen -- weak indicate to your global system? ebrahim: that is one of the big topics in fx and the weakness has three factors. it is a reflection of broader dollar strength so it is not just against the yen. we continue to see a big grab for yields out of japan, japanese investors trying to ship money abroad because interest rates are so low. we have seen some impact from the latest developments on the japanese economy that adds to the weakness of the consumption side last year. there are some japanese factors at the heart of yen weakness. tom: how does the medical virall edgy -- medical ology affect the flows of money into safe haven dynamics? ebrahim: we tend to see two dynamics. rates markets and commodities markets have responded strongly so it has reinforced lower for longer. commodities prices have retreated significantly. at the same time, investors have been willing to bet on a v-shaped recovery so they think the effect will be transitory. as a broader level impact,