not far from the club's base is exeter airport.ith 900,000 passengers coming and going, it can get pretty busy up here. as things stand, we could fly right across the final approach routes for passenger aircraft preparing to land. if they didn't know who i was, they would have to route the airliner out of the way of us. the club has an agreement to call in to the airport and get the all clear first but not all recreational aircraft do and they don't have to. no—one can argue with air safety. if you had your family on an airliner now you would want to know that they're looked after and the same would do for myself. so are you a potential hazard to them then? no, they know where we are and it's a case of giving enough space around us so we can continue doing what we want to do and they can fly safely and know that we're not in their way really. exeter is one of the uk's busiest airports without an exclusion zone that extends well beyond the airfield itself. such controlled airspace helps keep light aircraft like us well out of the wa

the win means exeter extend their lead at the top of the premiership to nine points.about. george williams scored a hat—trick of tries as champions wigan got only their second win of the season. they beat salford 30—22. and hull fc are back in the top half of the table after they held off a late london broncos comeback to win 28—24. to tennis, where the third round of the miami 0pen is under way, with british number one kyle edmund in action against canadian milos raonic. raonic took an early lead but 19th seed edmund came back to take the first set 6—4, with a fine forehand winner. it's currently tied 4—1; in the second set. to cricket's indian premier legaue and the kolkata knight riders defeated sunrisers hyderabad by six wickets. the game saw david warner return to the ipl. the former australia vice—captain scored a blistering 85 ofjust 53 balls, while england's jonny bairstow added 39 for the sunrisers but ultimately it was a losing cause. kolkata knight riders chased down their target of 182, winning by six wickets with two balls to spare. it's been a good morni

the win means exeter extend their lead at the top of the premiership to 9 points.ath in a robbery at a newsagents in north—west london. it is believed the 54—year—old was attacked whilst opening his shop early this morning. the murder has been described as a tragedy by locals. no arrests have been made. a cruise ship, which suffered engine failure in a storm off the coast of norway, has been helped into port. hundreds of passengers, most of whom were from the united states and britain, were airlifted to safety from the viking sky. around 20 people were taken to hospital. caroline davies reports. caught in crashing waves off the coast of norway, when the viking sky suffered engine failure yesterday afternoon, the luxury liner began to roll. on board, parts of the ceiling fell on passengers, who dodged sliding tables, chairs and plants. water all over the ground. passengers have said that some of the ship's windows were smashed, and others filmed water rushing past their feet. some queued to be evacuated, wearing orange life jackets. helicopters whinged over 400 peop

the win means exeter extend their lead at the top of the premiership to nine points.d a hat—trick of tries as champions wigan got only their second win of the season. they beat salford 30—22. and hull fc are back in the top half of the table after they held off a late london broncos comeback to win 28—2a. and tottenham fans have had theirfirst look at what the match day experience will be at their new stadium, with a first game being played there this afternoon. the test event saw spurs' under 18s side played southampton with manager mauricio pochettino in attendance. he said it'll have a massive positive effect on the players and the club. the spurs first team is scheduled finally to play their first match at the new ground in the first week of april. that's all the sport for now. don't forget you can keep up to date with paul casey's bid to win golf‘s valspar championship in florida and all the rest of our stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. the prime minister has spent the day meeting senior conservative brexiteers at her chequers country retr

exeter chiefs stay top of the premiership after a hard—fought victory over sale sharks. halewood watched the action. through the years, welford road has been the setting for plenty of leicester success, but it's been a while since the tigers roared. and while wasps are struggling themselves this season, they flew out of the blocks the quickest, marcus watson given too much room to finish in the corner. a mistake the tigers wouldn't learn from. watson this time breaking from deep, and shown the outside, a route he took with open arms. the winger in for his second before the break. leicester were clearly missing their internationals, but in the absence of george ford, brotherjoe stepped up to the plate. the fly half's finger tips enough to put the tigers ahead. but after a late missed line—out, the wasps are given one more shot, they crossed the line but with the grounding unclear, it couldn't be given. a first win in six from leicester. just. and here are the other results from the premiership today — exeter, as we heard — still top with a 14—20 win over sale. saracens be

england's women whitewashed italy by 55—0 in exeter.ncluding two from jess breach. they'll win the grand slam if they beat scotland at twickenham next weekend. there's one match taking place right now with ireland taking on france. the irish are fighting back thanks to this try from claire molloy. it's currently france who lead by 11! points to 12 with around half an hour played. _by —— byi9 —— by 19 points to 12. still to come on sportsday... we hear from one of the bbc‘s young reporters on how she's been inspiring others like her... everything i play for, —— team i played for, every school i went to, there was never another muslim girl, it was like i was the only one. more to come from her a little later in the programme. premier league leaders manchester city are four points clear in the title race tonight. after a 3—1 win over watford. raheem sterling with a hat trick, which leaves liverpool having to play catch up ahead of their game tomorrow. james burford reports. this is the half—time whistle, with city struggling, booing in the

england's women whitewashed italy by 55 points to nil in exeter. slam if they beat scotland at twickenham next weekend. ireland play france at seven o'clock. i look at today's football. some huge results at the bottom of the table — and this one will have a bearing towards the top as well. tottenham despite taking the lead, losing two one to southampton. it means manchester united could draw level if they beat arsenal tomorrow. james ward prowse with a stunning free kick to win it, a huge win in their bid to avoid relegation. they were always winning and so it's only a step. but a big one, for sure, because against tottenham at home you cannot expect to win the game but it was a big win for us and, you know, three weeks break now. it's a completely different feeling if you're above the line or under the line. but we know, and i said to my team in the dressing room, that we will rest but also concentrate working for the last games because we need more wins. they do. the only drawback for them belief is that the teams around them also one today. newc

♪ old berlin ♪ (narrator) sam fuller was a lieutenant in the big red one infantry stationed near exetering of americans on omaha beach. the big red one's task was to punch a hole in the enemy, then form a beachhead through which the main force could pass into normandy and on to berlin. ♪ after they take berlin ♪ (narrator) fuller and zanuck had different perspectives of d-day. zanuck had a bird's eye view. he saw himself as an historian, the chronicler, documenting every detail of june 6th, 1944. fuller had a worm's eye view. he wanted to tell the story of grunts and their sergeant. i met sam in the early 60s. he's my kind of style of a storyteller. so he said, "you know, i'm doing this thing called 'the big red one' and you'll play the sergeant." and i said, "oh, yeah. sure. right." and then as the years went by and he finished other projects he sat down one day and he wrote it. and he sent me a copy and i was absolutely thrilled. it's possibly one of the few combat stories i ever thought that made any sense to me. i didn't want to compete with some highly exciting war movies. i saw, "

i went to high school at phillips exeter. i graduated in 1992. how many people wish you had graduated in 1992? that is pretty good. >> it is remarkable. a quick look at your bio, suggest you are a pretty good candidate for the american dream. first generation american. great education, you went to brown, and a law degree, not to brag, but so far so good. practiced corporate law, decided that is not what you want to do, become an entrepreneur and succeed in a way that we would like to hear about. at this point you are married, got kids. you could be doing a lot of things, but you are here. we love it, but you are working. why are you doing that instead of counting money? [laughter] after my company was sold in 2009, it was a tough time for the country. a financial crisis aftermath, and i had seen all of these whiz kids heading to wall street and silicon valley, and i thought it would be great if they did something better. you can't just complain about something, so i quit my job and started an organization to help train entrepreneurs in places lik

many states, like georgia and pennsnsylvania, exet coal ash from m hazardous waste regulation. at the federal level, , debate over coal ash regulation has dragggged on for decades. and despite recent coal ash spills in north carolina, coal ash has yet to receive federal regulation. >> garbage disposal and trash is probably more regulated than coal ash is. without any question, we need a national regulation to establish a bar that every state has to meet. and tthis is how we're going to protect the public. >> the government has been sued to demand that they d do somethg ababout thisis. the problem is t the power companies s have known since the seventities and proby longer than that that this coal ash is such a mamassive, huge amount of waste that they don't know what to do with. they have fought for yeyears and years and years to make sure that the regulations don't make i it difficult for them to get rid of this stuff. >> the message for the commumunities are you have to defend yourself anand know that your government that you are financining is not adequatately defending your

and if you live in hampshire, nottingham, redding, cambridge, brighton and exeter, you are alas, in forthis is actually good news because it is going to tackle congestion, air pollution, et cetera, but i think there is really a case for the high street and everybody does not have, a lot of bus routes have been cuts, so a lot of bus routes have been cuts, so it is all very well telling people to take public transport very often it is not that easy we need to ta ke often it is not that easy we need to take two or three buses. a good talking point, parking stories gets people chatting and really, i wonder sometimes whether they would rather chat about that and more brexit. either way, the hike chat about that and more brexit. eitherway, the hike is chat about that and more brexit. either way, the hike is 230%, out. that is really going to be hitting some cash—strapped families. —— ouch. let's look at the times, which has been looking at a story on the verdict on the pilot who was responsible for the deaths of 11, his plane crashed and 11 people then died out sure. he has been cleared of ma

have a cascade when i was in exeter are being so sick of it i am going to tell you. what was prosecuted by them to quick on. a person the image wash all they. sure. she does objective. is indeed what. they were all of what order. to support ship in ones of army appearing near shore. but. we all see. if you don't want it is not there where this is. all that austin oprah media teach supporting me to do cash you can read the supply veritably no no sure bottle you pointed it exploitive certain costs in form of the things he was and calls on the panels on the seat is a course on the law community this positive looks at the very just in a voice it communities and their power back to santa yet they still see put it her career loose books sell their labor to are are in poverty kicky else it was her this was a book society the in a society that boasts of competition to mislead to sell more and more people are interested in developing techniques. and much is mimicking athletes booster performance an effort. in constant growth the sports nutrition center has become very competi

interestingly, my amendment to which is a backstop to make sure we get to within two days of exeter without default position will be that the government must revoke, and it is a clear instruction to do that, has widespread cross—party support and more and more labour mps are saying they will vote for it. what on earth is going on in labour ranks? i'm confused, the shadow international trade secretary barry gardiner this morning said labour would be rolling out backing a move to revoke article 50, would not be supporting an amendment to have confirmatory referendum. where is the labour party? it is worth considering where we are at today. we have seen parliament take back control of the house of commons. if you're suggesting the government is now going to oppose that in another vote today, i find that quite incredible. labour is open to using the process to put forward alternatives for ideal that is going to see us leave the european union. we have our brexit deal down on the order paper, we are also supporting motions, that would allow a public vote in the circumstances where we want to kee

she was 21 and in herfinal year at exeter university.ades, herfamily had no idea of her whereabouts until the police discovered her remains at 25 cromwell street. lucy‘s sister marian has been on an extraordinaryjourney to come to terms with what happened. it was the 27th of december, so it was just two days after christmas, and we all went out that evening to different places — lucy went to visit her friend helen, i was with my boyfriend patrick and we went to visit friends and we actually stayed the night there. and when we came back the next day, my mum sort of rushed out of the house and she said, "lucy didn‘t come home last night." my mum had presumed she‘d got the last bus home and gone to bed, as she would‘ve done, and then she‘d gone to wake her up the next morning and she wasn‘t there. none of us could think as the police actually thought when we first told them, oh, you know, just a young person, you know, gone off with her boyfriend for the night, you know. and we knew that lucy wouldn‘t put us in that situation. we all felt t

england's women set themselves up for a possible grand slam by beating italy 55—0 in exeter.er 10,000 fans at sandy park — a record for a non—world cup england home game. they play scotland at twickenham next weekend. football can't escape discussions over the video assistant referee — even when it's not in use! manchester city extended their lead at the top of the premier league table. but their 3—1 win over watford wasn't without controversy. raheem sterling opening the scoring at the etihad despite looking to be offside. he went on to score a hat—trick, as city moved four points clear. liverpool have the chance to close the gap when they host burnley in a midday kick off... managerjurgen klopp is staying positive despite a run ofjust one win in their last five in all competitions for liverpool. we are in a position we like to be, we liked the position before. it's not a problem. what we always said — we wanted to be in a position to fight for the top spot in the league and we are still in, and that's all that we need to be positive, to be optimistic, to be excited in a ver

we were in doncaster, at sandy park and exeter.e cotton. —— to play scotland. a lot of players know each other very well. it will be interesting how that pans out on the pitch. it must be exciting for you guys, it's actually been at the forefront of growing the women's game. actually been at the forefront of growing the women's gamem actually been at the forefront of growing the women's game. it really is important to us. we can see week in and week out at the game is growing. as we can't do this start of of the crowd has got bigger every week. it is nice that we get to spend time with friends afterwards. if we can stand on the pitch for two hours signing autographs, we went. connecting with the fans, we see young girls there in their club shirts. supporting us. the parents i really thankful that we get that chance to talk to them and hear their stories and they obviously know that our stories. the fact that we see these young girls coming along playing rugby from a young age, we can really connect with them. that was the england f

something is happening with those groups of folks running facebook, google, exeter. >> tracie potts is live with the latest here. >> reporter: good morning. do something but do what? the president didn't specify, but what's clear is looking ahead to the 2020 election he does not think he's getting a fair shake. president trump calls it a stacked deck. insisting facebook, google and twitter are biased against him, deliberately muting conservative supporters. >> there is collusion with respect to that. something has to be going on. >> reporter: the president is using social media to go after conservative attorney goreorge conway, husband of kellyanne conway. the president calls mr. conway a total loser for repeatedly questioning mr. trump's fitness. >> i don't share those concerns. >> reporter: president trump is doubling down on his weekend twitter tirade against the late senator, john mccain. >> i was never a fan of john mccain. i never will be. >> reporter: as the president campaigns in ohio today, there's increased scrutiny on his business. the new york sometimes reports he borrowed

phillips exeter academy and the u.s. naval academy and the john f. kennedy school of government at harvard. he is a four-star admiral and had a brilliant career. he is also well-known known as a navy historian and has had just an outstanding career. please join me in welcoming the distinguished members of the panel who will be celebrating with us today. [applause] >> welcome. i'm going to start with a question, where is hollywood? where's the big, blockbuster movie, that sprawling saga about the naval hero in the early hours of this nation, the one who dressed up in native, local sailors' garb to sneak into to come and notc rescue but blow up the uss philadelphia, which had been taken hostage there. where is the one who came back to washington and chanted an an entirehanted community and brought a vivid, heroic life to all of us. where is that hollywood blockbuster? i think that any of you, after listening to this panel today, will agree that somebody in hollywood has to get cracking on this. [applause] ann: i want to start with admiral john harvey,

and exeter stay top of the premiership after a hard—fought victory over sale sharks.ting for plenty of leicester city success but it's been a while since the tigers roared. and while wasp are struggling themselves the season, they flew out of the blocks, the quickest marcus watson giving them too much room to finish in the corner. a mistake the tigers wouldn't learn from. what's in this time breaking from deep, and showing the outside come a route he took with open arms the wenger for his second before the break. less there we re second before the break. less there were clearly missing their internationals looked up in the absence of george ford, brotherjoe stepped up to the plate. the flight hearts and finger tips enough to put the tigers ahead. but after a late and missed line—up, the wasp are given one more shot, they crossed the line but with the grounding unclear, it can be given. —— it cannot. at first one to six from leicester,. meanwhile, in the pro 14, edinburgh's play—off hopes were dealt a real blow by benetton. edinburgh did lead 10—8, but antonio rizzi ca

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joining us now from exeter is tim martin, founder and chairman of pub chain, wetherspoon. the food and drink federation, is with us on the sofa. ian, let me start with you. i imagine you and tim have very different views on what you want to see happen next but i wonder whether you could start with what you do agree on. is there anything you want to see from theresa may? what would solve this? i think what my members and food & drink businesses generally want is some degree of clarity about the path forward over the next few months. we definitely don't want to leave the eu with no plan, no deal on the 12th of april. nor actually do we want to do that on the 22nd of march unless the outcome, the destination, is clear. tim, i hope you can hear that. i wonder whether you agree with what you hear from ian wonder whether you agree with what you hearfrom ian or are you wonder whether you agree with what you hear from ian or are you set on the idea that no deal would still be a good plan? ijust don't think if you are running a business, you can keep saying to the government, give

exeter stay top of the premiership after a hard—fought win over sale. fingertipsjust about grounding the ball... enough to give leicester their first win in six. meanwhile... in the pro 14, glasgow thrashed zebre 42—10 in parma to return to the top of group a. captain chris fusaro the man to touch down the final try. fellow—scots edinburgh didn't fare as well in italy though... their playoff hopes were dented as they went down 18—10 against benetton in treviso. david beckham has been honored with a statue outside his former club la galaxy. the ex—england footballer joined the american side in 2007, helping the team to two titles. the statue shows the right—winger taking a free kick — his trademark move that was the inspiration for the film "bend it like beckham" in 2002. looks pretty much like him. not bad! they have his stance, and his face as well. and it has the sponsor's logo! he never misses a trick that as we know, statues are not always that good, are they? we always come back to this! there he is. the famous ronaldo statue. the former manchester

exeter stay top of the premiership after a hard—fought win over sale.meanwhile, in the pro14, glasgow thrashed zebre 42—10 in parma to return to the top of group a, captain chris fusaro the man to touch down the final try. fellow scots edinburgh didn‘t fare as well in italy, though. their playoff hopes were dented as they went down 18—10 against benetton in treviso. david beckham has been honoured with a statue outside his former club la galaxy. the ex—england footballer joined the american side in 2007, helping the team to two titles. the statue shows the right—winger taking a free kick, his trademark move that was the inspiration for the film bend it like beckham" in 2002. and is a big surprise, it looks like a real likeness. and we will show you one that doesn‘t. a real likeness. and we will show you one that doesn't. i remember watching that when it was revealed in 2017. you may remember this one of portuguese international cristiano ronaldo. this bust was mocked when it was revealed in 2017 in his home country of madeira, and was quietly replaced a

there were over ten thousand fans at sandy park in exeter, a record for a non—world cup england homeg champions france. the french scored seven tries to seal a 47 points to 17 victory in donnybrook. manchester city extended their lead at the top of the premier league table, but their 3—1 win over watford wasn't without controversy. raheem sterling opening the scoring at the etihad despite looking to be offside. he went on to score a hat—trick as city move four points clear at the top. liverpool have the chance to close the gap when they host burnley in a midday kick off. managerjurgen klopp is staying positive despite a run ofjust one win in their last five in all competitions for liverpool. we are in a position, we like to be m, we are in a position, we like to be in, we have liked the position before, it's not a problem. what we a lwa ys before, it's not a problem. what we always said, we wanted to be in a position to fight for the top spot in the league. and we are still in, and that's all we need, to be positive, to be optimistic, to be excited in a very positive way about the ch

need to have stop that happening again it's because you ate in foss the carter joining us there from exeter in case of a more in-depth analysis on what's next for us north korean relations you can go to our web site that is in dot com interesting episode on our inside story program for you with experts the sec thing for us the ins and outs of trump's talks with kim jong un. now to brussels and a potential setback for the european commission e.u. diplomats have voted against the publication of a so-called black list of countries around the world dealing in money laundering and funding for armed groups more than twenty countries are reportedly on the list including saudi arabia and four u.s. territories such as guam the u.s. virgin islands american samoa and four to record the trumpet ministration and saudi arabia have denounced the list as politically motivated the use says it wants to stop suspicious bank transactions and illegal activities a formal report is expected to be announced next week let's talk about this more now with anna brett sure she is a lawyer specializing in european crimi

there were over 10,000 fans at sandy park in exeter — a record for a non—world cup england home game. france. the french scored seven tries to seal a a7—17 victory in donnybrook. football can't escape discussions over the video assistant referee, even when it's not in use. manchester city extended their lead at the top of the premier league table, but their 3—1 win over watford wasn't without controversy. raheem sterling opened the scoring at the etihad, despite looking to be offside. he went on to score a hat—trick as well. city move four points ahead of liverpool, who play burnley this afternoon. we were three months waiting to be top of the league, now it is the first time we are since three months there and ok, we have to try to win there and ok, we have to try to win the games. the debate about the first goal, i'm sorry if it is off side, to score in that way, but generally we win by the way we play in ourgames. tottenham boss maurico pochettino accused his team of "arrogance" and "complacency" after their 2—1 defeat at southampton. spurs went into the game having advanced to the

let's speak to the prominent exeter, conservative mps jacob rees—mogg.he legal team has put out its opinions. is there anything that would alter your mind, having heard that legal opinion? the legal opinion is quite clear, geoffrey cox's legal opinion is similar. the dup have been —— might have said they will vote against. i wouldn't hold your breath for us to come out and say we are backing the deal, but we will discuss it and see what the risks are. none of these decisions are risk—free. what the risks are. none of these decisions are risk-free. one of the risks theresa may mentioned was the possibility that brexit is lost altogether. that's absolutely right, and something we have to consider, whether it is a realistic risk or a phantom. my view is that it is a phantom. my view is that it is a phantom because the moral authority of 17.4 million people voting to leave is very considerable. very few people openly campaigning to overturn the referendum results. i don't think it is an immediate risk but it is of course something we must consider. where you

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the oldest were two twin brothers in exeter who were 84. official data. but it would suggest the number of fatal stabbings is, as a proportion of the total number, is going up. and that clearly, you see on the knife attacks and concerns over the past few weeks, that would tally with the figures we have. talk us through this website, that gives these figures. the bbc website, we can see it here, what it‘s showing is the number of cases that there are, the geography of the cases, the ages. the ages are also interesting, because out of these 100 victims, 20 were under the of 20. but the age category with the most victims was actually people in their 30s, 25 victims there. 20 aged 20—29. there were also a lot of elderly people who have died as a result of being killed, murder manslaughter cases, ——murder or manslaughter cases, seven of the age of 60, three of the age of 70 ——seven over the age of 60, three over the age of 70 and three 80 plus. so you see the wide spread. so the focus has very much been over the past few weeks on young people be

exeter stay top of the premiership after a hard —fought win over sale.in in six. meanwhile, in the pro1li, glasgow thrashed zebre 112—10 in parma to return to the top of group a. captain chris fusaro the man to touch down the final try. fellow scots edinburgh didn‘t fare as well in italy, though. their playoff hopes were dented as they went down 18—10 against benetton in treviso. now, we started with tennis, and now we‘re going to end with tennis. this is at the brazil tennis 0pen, where the ball boys have been replaced by ball dogs, admittedly only for training. a couple got the hang of it quickly. some of the others just ended up chasing them all. the initiative, now in its fourth year, is designed to encourage animal adoption in brazil. pipoca, teka, thor, kiara and bob are their names, in case you were wondering. would your dog be any good at that? mine would both be excellent. mine would be incredible at getting the ball but not particularly good at giving it back, exactly. and that was brazil, and the rio carnival in brazil as well. the fastest per

we are joined by doctorjohn love from the university of exeter and andrew from south with water. but also other items that get flushed down the toilet, wet wipes, other sanitary products. things which we would say should not go down the sewer. then they get stuck together with the fat and grease and congealed over a period of time and create these blockages in the sewerage system. they are solid, it becomes like chalk. it has been hard work for the guys who have been working down there. a very difficult working down there. a very difficult working environment. a very confined space. they had use high—pressure water jetting to break space. they had use high—pressure waterjetting to break this thing up. and then suck it up with a tank and take it away. and then what do you do with that? we have been taking it to the local treatment works. the crease part has gone through digesters, which there is a positive, we generate power out of those. so we do get some positive out of the end of it. every cloud has a silver lining. andrew, thank you. this is john has a silver lining. andrew, t