but for instance, right next to the phillips exeter library is the phillips exeter dining hall, one ofeast great he ever made. they could fix it if they rerouted the traffic inside, or something. charlie: was he friends with architects? wendy: he was. he was friendly with philip johnson, who was the head of the moma architecture department. charlie: playing a role in defining architecture? wendy: one of his great triumphs was he got a single exhibition theoma dedicated to richards building in pennsylvania. in 1961 moma gave that to louis khan. that was largely philip johnson's doing. charlie: thank you. thank you, for joining us. see you next time. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti. you are watching "bloomberg technology." a judge has blocked a president trump order to withhold funding from so-called sanctuary cities or communities that limit cooperation with immigration authorities. the government may ask the court of appeals in san francisco to overturn the ruling. former national security adviser michael flynn could be prosecuted for failing to report payments from russia. the chairman of

right next to the phillips exeter library is the phillips exeter dining hall, one of the least greater made. they could fix it if they rerouted the traffic inside, or something. charlie: was he friends with architects? .endy: he was he was friendly with philip johnson, who was the head of the moma architecture department. a role inlaying defining architecture? wendy: one of his great triumphs was he got a single exhibition to thent donated richards building. in 1961 moma gave that to louis khan. charlie: thank you. thank you, for joining us. see you next time. ♪ ♪ >> the global rally lives on with nat -- nasdaq down 6000. has tariffs trump on canadian lumber. he says he does not care about a trade war. goldman sachs seeing 3% growth this year or next, but believes the growth -- risk of recession is quite small. for prudentmises policies. unemployment is at its lowest

exeter hit back 15 minutes later. exeter need a bonus point win to go level with wasps.tly 14—0 up warriors are at home, currently 14—0 up to zebre. coming up to half—time there. kosovo would remain top of the super league after a convincing 42—24 victory over wigan. still two points clear at the top. st helens began life without head coach keiron cunningham. also today, salford red devils meet leigh centurions. —— beat recent trends. that's all the spot now, we will have more in the next hour. —— all the sport. the national union of teachers says it's prepared to take legal action against the government, over plans which it believes are being used to expand selective education in england. the union has said it's identified schools which it believes are bending the rules by introducing some selection in comprehensive schools, based on the results of a test. the move comes as ministers seek to lift the ban on new grammar schools. our education editor bra nwen jeffreys reports from the conference in cardiff. grammar schools have a long history. in altrincham, 100 years of

exeter are joint top of rugby union's premiership after a bonus point victory over play—off hopefulsnto the last available play off place, but exeter‘s winning streak continued at the stoop, with michele campagnaro running through to help them to a 15—11 half time lead. quins hit back early in the second half with a nick evans try, but two late tries from exeter, including this wonderful effort from henry slade, wrapped up a 39—26 victory. and glasgow are still hoping to make the top four of the pro 12 after a comfortable 45—10 win over zebre, despite effectively fielding a second team. they scored four first half tries including this one, leading 28—0 at the break. didn't change much in the second half. sam johnson furthered the home side's margin. zebre did score a couple of consolation tries but it wasn't enough. castleford remain top of super league after a convincing a2—24 victory over wakefield. the tigers scored six first half tries, before greg eden added their seventh to complete a comfortable win. they're still two points clear at the top. in the traditional good friday der

made is the philip exeter dining hall which is one of the least great buildings he ever made. but probably they could fix it if they just rerouted the traffic inside or something. >> rose: and was he friends with architects? did she-- they. >> he was. he certainly was friendly with philip johnson who was head of the moma architecture department at that point. >> rose: who played a role in defining architecture. >> exactly. and one of louis kahn first great triumphs was that at the got a single exhibition at momma devoted to his blrk the richards building in philadelphia. there had been no exhibition for one single building before but in 1961moma gave that to louis kahn and that was largely philip johnson he's doing. he was the teacher and employer for a short time of shafty. >> rose: he had been burned as a kid. >> when he was three in estonia, he was burned by a fire. he saw some beautiful gloaning greenish colored coles and he put them into his little pin a for and they came up and burned his face. >> rose: so he lived it with that the rest of his life. >> it did. >> rose: d

match on its head. 27—21 it finished to bath who stay fifth, but now level on points with leicester, exeter on the top of the pro 12. they beat 0spreys 20—18 at the liberty stadium. the welsh side are also in the play—off places in third and they looked like they could be heading for a win whenjustin tipuric drove over to put them 18—17 in front. but leinster‘s replacement fly half ross byrne found the space for the shot at goal, in it went, to put the irish side ahead with the game approaching overtime. there was still time for more drama though — wales international dan biggar had this long kick to then win it for the home side, but he missed. 20—18 it finished. the top two in the table get a home semifinal. leinster are now six points clear at the top. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. at the moment, most of the cloud is across the far north of scotland and overnight most places will remain dry and clear. we will see some patchy mist and fog across southern counties, by which time cloud will push into the north west of scotland and

it may arrive a little sooner across cornwall, but you can see in exeter it is still sunny into the afternoonof sunshine, very warm as well. 2a or 25 degrees in eastern england, just like augusta. a warm day in sunderland for the football in the premier league, but those changes as that cloud arrives in merseyside. and this is the last of the warm air, on sunday, for quite awhile, i suspect, as colder air comes behind that weatherfront, on a north—westerly wind, once again that weather front producing little or no rain. again, it is dry across the south—east, as it has been for a long time now, and most places will be dry on monday. there will be more cloud developing than we've seen over the weekend, a few showers here and there, and those showers in northern scotland could be heavy enough to give some wintriness, particularly over the hills. it will be that cold, struggling to make single figures in northern scotland, and a drop of eight, nine degrees across parts of england and wales, a much chillierfeel to the day on monday, and quite a shock to the system, too. that chilly north—westerly

exeter moved level on points with leaders wasps in rugby union's premiership with a 36—12 win over northampton in front of their home fans at sandy park to erase the gap at the top after wasps' defeat on friday. centre ian whitten‘s score helped to make it a record seventh straight bonus—point win in the premiership for the chiefs. in the pro 12, ospreys' 24—10 win over ulster has left them on the verge of a semi final play off spot. they need just a point from their final game of the season to secure their place in the end of season playoffs. elsewhere there were comfortable wins for munster and scarlets. mark selby is on course to win consecutive world snooker titles, after he narrowly beat china's ding junhui 17—15, to reach the final. these two resumed at 12 frames all, and it was 16—15 when selby‘s break of 72 got him the victory. he was pretty happy about it too! and the man who will take on the world number one is john higgins. the four time champion needed just one frame to seal victory against barry hawkins in yesterday's evening session and he secured it with the very first of the ev

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it may arrive a little sooner across cornwall, but you can see in exeter it's still sunny into the afternoonengland, lots of sunshine. very warm as well. 2a or 25 degrees in eastern england, just like augusta. a warm day in sunderland for the football in the premier league, but that changes as the cloud arrives in merseyside. and this is the last of the warm air, on sunday, for quite awhile, i suspect, as colder air comes behind that weatherfront, on a north—westerly wind, once again that weather front producing little or no rain. again, it is dry across the south—east, as it has been for a long time now, and most places will be dry on monday. there will be more cloud developing than we've seen over the weekend, a few showers here and there. those showers in northern scotland could be heavy enough to give some wintriness, particularly over the hills. it will be that cold, struggling to make single figures in northern scotland, and a drop of eight, nine degrees across parts of england and wales, a much chillierfeel to the day on monday, and quite a shock to the system too. that chilly north—w

i'm joined now from our exeter studio by motoring journalist maria mccarthy. afternoon.s will make?” think these changes will make?” think it is a good move. we all know that tech is playing a bigger part in our lives and also subways. the introduction of a possible use of satnav in a driving test will only be infour satnav in a driving test will only be in four out of five driving test isa be in four out of five driving test is a positive move. increasing the length of time of independent driving during the test from ten to 20 minutes, again, a positive move. when you drive on your driving test and the examiner is telling you when to turn left and when to turn right, thatis to turn left and when to turn right, that is really like everyday driving. i think all these changes are trying to make the test more like a real—life drive would be. so, you are being tested on that. hopefully, when you pass and go forward to drive on the road alone, you will be more confident. and vehicle safety questions as you are driving along rather than when you have stopped a lay—by, for exam

it may arrive a little sooner across cornwall, but you can see in exeter it is still sunny into the afternoonr 25 degrees in eastern england, just like augusta. a warm day in sunderland for the football, in the premier league, but those changes as that cloud arrives in merseyside. and this is the last of the warm air, on sunday, for quite awhile, i suspect, as colder air comes behind that weatherfront, on a north—westerly wind, once again that weather front producing little or no rain. again, it is dry across the south—east, as it has been for a long time now, and most places will be dry on monday. there will be more cloud developing than we've seen over the weekend, a few showers here and there, and those showers in northern scotland could be heavy enough to give some wintriness, particularly over the hills. it will be that cold, struggling to make single figures in northern scotland, and a drop of eight, nine degrees across parts of england and wales. a much chillierfeel to the day on monday, and quite a shock to the system, too. that chilly north—westerly airflow gets cut off by high press

it may arrive a little sooner across cornwall, but you can see in exeter it is still sunny into the afternoonas well. 2a or 25 degrees in eastern england, just like augusta. a warm day in sunderland for the football and the premier league, but that changes as the cloud arrives in merseyside. and this is the last of the warm air, on sunday, for quite awhile, i suspect, as colder air comes behind that weatherfront, on a north—westerly wind, once again that weather front producing little or no rain. again, it is dry across the south—east, as it has been for a long time now, and most places will be dry on monday. there will be more cloud developing, and we're seeing, over the weekend, a few showers here and there. those showers in northern scotland could be heavy enough to give some wintriness, particularly over the hills. it will be that cold, struggling to make single figures in northern scotland, and a drop of eight, nine degrees across parts of england and wales, a much chillierfeel to the day on monday. quite a shock to the system, too. that chilly north—westerly airflow gets cut off by high

exeter moved level on points with leaders wasps in rugby union's premiership with a 36—12 win over northamptonome fans at sandy park. elsewhere leicester took a big step to securing a top—four finish with a bonus—point win against sale. saracens are close to securing a home semi final after their 27—9 win over bristol. ospreys survived a second—half onslaught by ulster to virtually assure themelves a place in the pro12 play—offs. second place munster won 34—14 at benetton treviso. third place scarlets won comfortably at connacht. mark selby will play john higgins in the final of the world snooker championship which starts in sheffield tomorrow. defending champion selby narrowly beat china's ding junhui 17—15. a break of 72 sealed victory. he was pretty happy about it. higgins meanwhile quickly took the one frame he needed to beat barry hawkins 17—8. the first session of the final begins at 2pm. remember you can listen to the big fight between anthony joshua and wladimir klitschko right now. it's over on bbc radio 5live. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. pope francis ha

clinched the bonus—point victory 32—30. and conversion clinched wasps are now five points clear of exeterd better after winning on her professional debut. the double olympic champion beat argentina's virginia carcamo on points in the flyweight contest in manchester. and britain's david weir has won the paris marathon wheelchair race. that's the sport. the paris marathon wheelchair race. one of the bloodiest battles of the first world war was marked today by a gathering of world leaders in northern france. more than 3,500 canadian troops died in four days of fighting at the battle of vimy ridge. in four days of fighting this monument on top of the ridge is a reminder of one of the shortest but most brutal bottles of the first world war. thousands of canadian troops died trying to take this hill. not far away, thousands of scottish troops died or were killed in fighting there. today, both events were remembered 100 years on. it was the battle that defined a nation in a conflict whose horrors defied belief. a nation in a conflict whose today's commemoration of vimy ridge was a chance for can

wasps' bonus point victory means they're now 5 points clear of exeter with three games left.prix this morning, he is level at the top of the drivers' championship with sebastian vettel. much more at 7:30pm. thank you very much! the body of pc keith palmer, who was killed in the westminster attack last month, has arrived at the houses of parliament to lie in rest. the queen gave her consent for his coffin to be in the chapel of st mary undercroft before his funeral tomorrow afternoon, which is expected to be attended by hundreds of police officers from across the uk. 0ur correspondent daniel boettcher reports from westminster. as the hearse bearing the coffin of pc keith palmer arrived here at the palace of westminster, police officers bowed their heads. there was an honour guard, made up of members of his team of the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command, waiting for his coffin. it was then taken into the palace of westminster, and to the chapel of st mary undercroft, where there was a private service for close members of pc palmer's family. his body lies in rest at

their bonus point victory means they are five points clear of exeter with three games remaining.national winner 0ne for arthur has returned to his stables at kinross after winning what was the first scottish success in the race in almost 40 years. he was welcomed back by fans, though perhaps not by the bookmakers. they lost millions on his unexpected 14—1 win as brian mclauchlin reports. back home after winning the world's greatest steeplechase. one for arthur has quickly established a very strong fan base. it's amazing, a local winner! we wouldn't expect it, but it's fantastic. didn't they do well? the team did a fantasticjob. it's been a really exciting couple of days, so really happy for everybody involved. good for him! the race itself went remarkably to plan. he kept a nice turn of speed for the end. we have a tremendous staff and hopefully they will all be here today. it's their input that has done this. we are lucky to have a horse like arthur, and he is outstanding. he even does being a grand national winner well. the trainer's partner, peter scudamore, a former champion

it may arrive a little sooner across cornwall, but you can see in exeter it's still sunny into the afternoonell. 2a or 25 degrees in eastern england, just like augusta. a warm day in sunderland for the football in the premier league, but that changes as the cloud arrives in merseyside. and this is the last of the warm air, on sunday, for quite awhile, i suspect, as colder air comes behind that weatherfront, on a north—westerly wind, once again that weather front producing little or no rain. again, it is dry across the south—east, as it has been for a long time now, and most places will be dry on monday. there will be more cloud developing than we've seen over the weekend, a few showers here and there. and those showers in northern scotland could be heavy enough to give some wintriness, particularly over the hills. it will be that cold, struggling to make single figures in northern scotland, and a drop of eight, nine degrees across parts of england and wales, a much chillierfeel to the day on monday, and quite a shock to the system too. that chilly north—westerly airflow gets cut off by high

exeter moved level on points with leaders wasps in rugby union's premiership with a 36—12 win over northamptonght. centre ian whitten's score helped to make it a record seventh straight bonus—point win in the premiership for the chiefs. nicky henderson has been crowned champion jumps trainer for a fourth time, after his horse altior won the celebration chase at sandown. it had been a race between henderson and paul nicholls to be named trainer of the year — but altior, thought by many to be the natural successor to sprinter sacre in the two mile division, secured it for henderson, who last won the honour four years ago. that's all from sportsday. a quick update on the premier league, burnley are still leading crystal palace 1—0. about 25 minutes on the clock there. we will have more later, at 7:30pm. the night. it has been a fairly quiet start of the bank holiday weekend, with a lot of dry weather across the uk. i think you will notice temperatures creeping up by a notch or two in the next couple of days, for many areas. the breeze will be picking up and it would not be a bank with a weekend w

exeter moved level on points with leaders wasps in rugby union's premiership with a 36—12 win over northamptonsandy park to erase the gap at the top after wasps' defeat last night. centre ian whitten's score helped to make it a record seventh straight bonus—point win in the premiership for the chiefs. 0spreys have closed in on a semi—final spot in the pro12 after a 24—10 win over ulster. the welsh side couldn't manage a bonus point, but have moved above scarlets into third, running in three tries at the liberty stadium. ulster stay fifth with one game remaining. mark selby will play john higgins in the final of the world snooker championship, which starts in sheffield tomorrow. defending champion selby narrowly beat china's ding junhui 17—15. it was 16—15 when selby‘s break of 72 got him the victory. he was pretty happy about it too! higgins quickly won the one frame he needed to beat bary hawkins 17—8 the first session of the final begins at 2pm. that's all the sport for now. don't forget, you can listen to live commentary of the big fight between britain's anthonyjoshua and wladimir klitschk

it is mild. 14 celsius in london, 13 celsius in exeter.els like. around freezing so across the north. then tonight, that cold air establish itself across the whole of the uk now so this is the cold front, you can see it is in france and belgium and holland by that stage. the cold air comes in from the north, more wintry showers settling for sure in places across the north, these eastern counties as well. lots of clear whether a row, a chilly morning, maybe a touch of frost around. a little bit too windy for a properfrost to frost around. a little bit too windy for a proper frost to form. a frost around. a little bit too windy for a properfrost to form. a real rush of showers developing almost anywhere across the country tomorrow. certainly northern and central areas, further south critically, thunderstorms around as well bringing some hail and if you are caught in one of those, those gusts of wind, those downdraughts we get in the storms, it could feel as cold as freezing. really nippy. the sun is strong so out of the shower so will not fe

exeter moved level on points with leaders wasps in rugby union's premiership with a 36—12 win over northamptont night. centre ian whitten‘s score helped to make it a record seventh straight bonus—point win in the premiership for the chiefs. elsewhere in the premiership, leicester took a big step to securing a top—four finish with a bonus—point win against sale saracens are close to securing a home semi final after their 27—9 win over bristol. 0spreys have closed in on a semi—final spot in the pro 12 after a 2a—10 win over ulster. the welsh side couldn't manage a bonus point, but have moved above scarlets into third, running in three tries at the liberty stadium. ulster stay fifth with one game remaining. in the day's other matches, munster currently lead against benneton treviso in italy. scarlets can respond to that 0spreys win when they face connacht in just nicky henderson has been crowned champion jumps trainer for a fourth time — after his horse altior won the celebration chase at sandown. it had been a race between henderson and paul nicholls to be named trainer of the year — but altior,

firefighters are battling a massive gorse fire on woodbury common near exeter tonight.oke inhalation. smoke has been visible from miles around. the sculptor sir antony gormley has defended his latest work at its official launch in norfolk. the life—sized figures caused controversy when they were placed on top of buildings at the university of east anglia. students complained they looked like real people about to step off. louise hubball reports. art, supposed to stimulate discussion, but these life—sized sculptures silhouetted on the edge have worried some students. they look like real people about to step off the building. their creator sir antony gormley says that's missing the point. i think, if we're talking about suicide, these works are nothing to do with suicide, they're actually to do with life. and they are placed on the skyline in order to make us think about space and distance. the sculptures have already been displayed in cities around the globe, so why have they come to a university campus? for me, it is an extraordinary privilege to have work that will sim

dr 0mar ashour, senior lecturer in security studies and middle east politics at the university of exetervening. let us start with what the americans say they have done in afghanistan, both in terms of what they have used, and in what they have targeted. what do you make of it? the gbu—43 three is about ten times bomb, it has a very strong capacity to destroy, and a p pa re ntly strong capacity to destroy, and apparently they were targeting a tunnel and caves of isis. we know that is militants operate in that province and other provinces of afghanistan. we know that similar bombs, seven tonne bombs, was used backin bombs, seven tonne bombs, was used back in 2001. these kind of bombs are used mainly in mountainous areas, to target caves and fortifications of insurgents in these areas. meanwhile in syria we see president assad saying that the events of the last few days where, in his words, 100% fabrication. has he said anything that surprises you? no surprise at all. if you listen to resident assad's statement, you would think it is a version of mother teresa, what is happening is that we

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in exeter, bill rohrer fox 29 news. what amazing take away, isn't it. >> i love that. all right.. ♪ >>> happening right now at 6:00, record setting warmth for your tuesday. as we receive the gift of a second straight day of sunshine in picture perfect weather but will we see april showers any time soon? >>> a local attorney under arrest. police say he stole more than $146,000 from his clients. how those people out of money can get reimbursed. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> live look at allentown and man, we have been soaking in record setting warmth. we'll get to your weather authority in just a moment. >>> but first, talk about a traffic nightmare. a road shut down in center city thanks to that big mess right there. it's all because of a sink hole right near rittenhouse square. it's good to have you with us here at 6:00 i'm thomas drayton. iain page is off. >> i'm lucy noland. traffic stopped, people walking and told find another way around an entire app complex without waters for hours. dawn timmeney is live in center city with more on

exeter moved level on points with leaders wasps in rugby union's premiership with a 36—12 win over northamptonps' defeat on friday. centre ian whitten‘s score helped to make it a record seventh straight bonus—point win in the premiership for the chiefs. in the pro 12, 0spreys' 2a—10 win over ulster has left them on the verge of a semi—final play off spot. they need just a point from their final game of the season to secure their place in the end of season playoffs. elsewhere, there were comfortable wins for munster and scarlets. mark selby is on course to win consecutive world snooker titles after he narrowly beat china's ding junhui 17—15, to reach the final. these two resumed at 12 frames all, and it was 16—15 when selby‘s break of 72 got him the victory. he was pretty happy about it too. and the man who will take on the world number one isjohn higgins. the four—time champion needed just one frame to seal victory against barry hawkins in yesterday's evening session and he secured it with the very first of the evening. 17—8 the final score. a fantastic weekend of sport. so much happening. and

exeter beat bristol 38—34 in yesterday's other game.preys at the liberty stadium. leinster‘s replacement fly half ross byrne found space for a shot at goal to put the irish side ahead with overtime approaching. 0spreys then missed a kick of their own. 20—18 was how it finished to leinster. cricket — england's ben stokes hit his first 50 in the indian premier league, but his team, rising pune supergiant, lost by six wickets to king's xi punjab. the 25—year—old all—rounder hit three sixes on the way to getting his half—century. this was the first. stokes is the most expensive overseas player in the ipl, but he was unable to help his side avoid defeat. pune have a win and a defeat from their first two matches. british olympic hero nicola adams won by a unanimous points decision in her first professional boxing fight. the two—time olympic champion beat the argentine fighter virginia carcamo at the manchester arena, winning all four rounds with thejudges. having dominated in the amateur ranks, she turned professional earlier this year, signi

exeter are joint top of rugby union's premiership, after a bonus point victory over play—off hopefulse, but exeter‘s winning streak continued at the stoop. this wonderful effort from henry slade, wrapped up a 39—26 victory. in the pro12, it was pretty much one—way traffic as glasgow beat zebre 45—1, to keep their top four hopes alive, despite effectively fielding a second team. they scored 4, first half tries including this one by peter murchie. snooker‘s world championship gets under way in sheffield this morning. five—time champion ronnie o'sullivan is in action against fellow englishman gary wilson, in the afternoon session. it will be the 40th year, that the crucible has played host to the tournament, and o'sullivan is in the mood, to lift the famous trophy again. sheffield is a great event. it's a good tournament and everyone looks forward to going there every year. so yeah, it should be a great tournament again, whether it's the 40th or the 21th or the 140th. it'ss still the crucible. it is still seven day there is. a great, great tournament. if you get to pick the trophy up at

exeter are joint top of rugby union's premiership, after a bonus point victory over play—off hopefulsplace, but exeter‘s winning streak continued at the stoop. this wonderful effort from henry slade, wrapped up a 39—26 victory. in the pro12, it was pretty much one—way traffic as glasgow beat zebre 45—1, to keep their top four hopes alive, despite effectively fielding a second team. they scored 4 first half tries including this one by peter murchie. sebastian vettel looks like the man to beat, at this weekend's bahrain grand prix. the ferrari driver, who leads the standings along, with lewis hamilton, was quickest in both practice sessions yesterday. qualifying gets under way at 4 o'clock this afternoon, under the lights, with commentary on 5 live sports extra. snooker‘s world championship gets under way in sheffield this morning. five—time champion ronnie o'sullivan is in action against fellow englishman gary wilson, in the afternoon session. it will be the 40th year, that the crucible has played host to the tournament, and o'sullivan is in the mood, to lift the famous trophy again. s

point victory means that wasps are 110w point victory means that wasps are now five points clear of exeterand had to drop out. wheelchair racer david weir has won the paris marathon this morning. people claim of around five miles to go to cross the line in just under an hourand a go to cross the line in just under an hour and a half. the briton is expected to retire after the london marathon in two weeks, where he is bidding for a seventh victory. good luck to him. that is all the spot for now. as always, keep up—to—date with all those stories and more on the bbc sport website, including full coverage and the latest from augusta, where justin full coverage and the latest from augusta, wherejustin rose will be teeing off as the joint leader with sergio garcia at 7:a5pm. we'll be back with much more at half past six withjohn watson. now on bbc news, the film review, with jane hill and mark kermode. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, as ever, is mark kermode. lovely to be with you. and you. nice to see you. what do we have? this i

and in our exeter studios is the former conservative minister ann widdecombe. good to see you both. you. the debate is that the debate sucked all the life out of the campaign. what do you say to that? i think that was definitely a factor in 2010, because it was the first time that happened, and everybody, journalists and politicians, struggled to get their heads around how a campaign would function around them. that being said, there is very clear academic evidence that voters like it, it engages voters, it helps undecided voters and it helps attract female voters and it helps attract female voters in particular and young voters. one of the reasons why i was really pro doing it in 2010 was that our politics felt broken after the political expenses crisis, and as a result of those debates, in 2010 voter turnout was significantly higher than it had been in 2005. in 2005, voter turnout was 61%. in 2010, it was 65%. in 2015, it went up 2010, it was 65%. in 2015, it went up againsta 2010, it was 65%. in 2015, it went up against a 66%. so i think it is very helpful in a garage inc partici

exeter beat bristol 38—3a in yesterday‘s other game.rne found space for a shot at goal to put the irish side ahead with overtime approaching. 0spreys then missed a kick of their own. 20—18 was how it finished to leinster. in cricket, england‘s ben stokes hit his first 50 in the indian premier league but his team — rising pune supergiant — lost by six wickets to king‘s xi punjab. the 25—year—old all—rounder hit three sixes on the way to getting his half—century. this was the first. stokes is the most expensive overseas player in the ipl, but he was unable to help his side avoid defeat. pune have a win and a defeat from their first two matches. great britain have failed to reach the semi—finals of the davis cup for the first time in three years. jamie murray and dom inglot had to win their doubles match against france to stand a chance, but lost. nicolas mahut and julien benneteau took the first set before murray and inglot responded. but it proved to be the only set britain won with the french taking the crucial points — and the next two

the stock was up yesterday on client filled exeter, it's rented a little lower. the day now down to 40%. jpmorgan says it perhaps was good news that elliott and client filled departed. the stock is up year today, so positively test positivity from jpmorgan. oliver: julie hyman, thanks. scarlet: there seems to be more cracks appearing in the trump in wayne,rospects funds focused on muni bonds receiving a $1.6 million infusion of cash last week. the flood of cash follows a rally in bond prices over the past month, sending yields lower. for more insight, we are joined by david hunt, ceo of prudential financial. it's great to be here. isarly money and equities flowing into the muni bonds. is this over? mr. hunt: we have never been great believers in the trump trade. our senses that rates are going to stay longer for longer period of time. the markets have gotten ahead of themselves and pricing in these changes, which are going to be very complicated and difficult to carry out. in any event, it's going to be extremely hard to jump start the u.s. economy to the kinds o

and these two exeting impulses, one that says i live in red america, i hate everyone who lives in blue america and vice versa, with the competing impulse, including sometimes in the same person, people need to get along better. they need to come together. i think the story of whether this government now, over the next four years can actually make people feel not just concrete improvements with policies and ledgelation, but can people feel better about their government, is a huge story. >> look, there are a lot of stoverrees. both parties, even though in a funny way, even though the republican party in some ways is stronger than it has been in a roll long time it is still a party that has really fundamental contradictions it is grappling with, witness how it is feeling with the president who is not a republican in a traditional way. the feutd of the democratic party who will lead it, what will become of it. it is a party in tatters in the sense of what it actually controls in america, and yet it's also the party right now that has all the energy out in the world. those are huge stories

today, exeter beating northampton.uld miss out on qualifying for the champions cup. let's have a look at the other results. the only game of the day so far in the pro 12 is between ospreys and ulster. both sides are keen to maintain their european spots and ospreys boosted their credentials, running in three tries in a 2a—10 victory at the liberty stadium — but couldn't get the bonus point win. these are the other matches coming up these are the other matches coming up shortly. so that's the day's scores for you. let's move on to tonight's boxing action in london. the time for talking is nearly over and only actions will matter in the ring when britain's anthonyjoshua takes on wladimir klitschko in their heavyweight unification bout later. 90,000 people will be watching at wembley stadium tonight. olly foster is there for us. it has had so much hype, some people are saying it is the biggest moment in british boxing history. this is your moment to sell this to us, to the viewers. what is it all about? why is it such a b

exeter are joint top of rugby union's premiership, after a bonus point victory over play—off hopefulsop. this wonderful effort from henry slade, wrapped up a 39—26 victory. in the pro12, it was pretty much, one—way traffic as glasgow, beat zebre 45—10, to keep their top four hopes alive, despite effectively fielding a second team. they scored four, first half tries including this one by peter murchie. if you were asked to name, the world's top alpine skiing nations, you might suggest the likes of switzerland. or austria perhaps. you'd probably be less likely to pick britain though. but ten years ago, the sport's new performance director, dan hunt, transformed gb cycling — and he's now hoping to repeat that success at the winter olympics. so i went to the, delancey british championships in tignes, to find out how british skiing, is being brought in from the cold, led by one man in particular. the dawn of what many believe could bea the dawn of what many believe could be a new era of british skiing and leading the way, on top of the world. he specialises in nestle lum and stunned the wo