francesco worked on his and follow g. for almost a decade people hundreds of albums he's a regular at this record shop in his hometown of bologna but also goes far afield on shopping sprees. them and different parts of the war but a lot of them meaning ark and brooklyn and books that mean that lean in paddy's depending on. where i go when i go someplace i always look for i could start and. i always find some jam. out of three thousand candidates culver's he chose five hundred for the book francesco is confident that real physical records and their beautiful covers will enjoy even in the age of streaming. the book and i quote that the vine you like or the good. against. can the feeling go by your nation that is produced by digital technologies nowadays so in this sense i think that that i could call it as an art form with definitely sort of live. the record sleeve quite possibly one of the twentieth centuries greatest canvassers of. all what do you get when you combine acrobatics with cycling for one thing a unique sport b

francesco molinari shoots a 64 at the italian open. hi, there.ending world series champions the chicago cubs are trying to keep their season alive. game 5 against the washington nationals is underway. so far it's looking solid for the cubs. the first runs were scored off antony rizzo. washington forced to decide yesterday with a victory. the winner goes to the divisional championship series against the adelaide dodgers. the latest score from national park, 1—0 to the chicago cubs. we will keep you updated. the american league championship series starts on friday. houston astros host the new york yankees in the first of the best of seven games. the texans have been waiting since monday to find out their opponents but their manager aj hinch wasn't surprised by the yankees game five win over the cleveland indians. bruce a lot of resolve for them to be down to nothing, especially with the stress that came with it and how they got their —— there is a lot of resolve. these guys were the wild ca rd resolve. these guys were the wild card team to win. the

francesco molinari shoots a 64 at the italian 0pen. hi, there. trying to keep their season alive. game 5 against the washington nationals is underway. so far it's looking solid for the cubs. the first runs were scored

francesco garzarelli is still with us.n, do you look at the daily or are you more big picture when it comes to brexit? >> well, that is a hard question. i think we do both. we look at the daily fluctuations and see where the endpoint changes. at the present stage, i think it's more -- the end point most of us have in mind is a relatively benign one. so, not involving hard outcomes, but some sort of appeasement as we go along. probably the transition period being stretched out enough for the business decisions to take place over time. mark: is this the time for th eboe boe to be raising rates? we had a great story on the bloomberg today -- and i will read the title if i can find it quickly. carney repeating policy errors o f tehe ecb and boj. and they are talking about the ecb of 2008 and 2011. could carney repeat the errosrs of those central banks by raising rates next week? >> they have delivered a lot of insurance, i would say, immediately after the vote which helped a great deal. i think they find themselves in a situat

on their way to italy meet before departure in the project run by the italian evangelical church francesco is a social worker in the wake of the lampedusa refugee disaster which cost almost four hundred lives the organization is trying to bring refugees to europe legally and safely to build a humanitarian corridor that politicians have failed to create and put up with. it's not like they're doing nothing but what they're stupidly working on is building walls. solve the problem and it's a shame they support governments that don't respect human rights respect and they get it do money the religious organizations have managed to get the italian government to grant a thousand visas last year they brought about seven hundred migrants from lebanon to italy safely and without having to pay people smugglers large amounts for the dangerous crossing of the mediterranean sea. it's wonderful it's like a dream come true. i hope the kids forget the bad things they've lived through that they won't be sad anymore god willing. given their. reaction has been warmly welcoming migrants for almost twenty years

francesco tristana is known for combining different musical genres. and classical music. music has been a huge success in many concert halls around the world. but he's moved in a different direction for his latest album and he's currently touring. all the years i spent with the electronic music have taught me an awful lot of. the recording techniques i use are similar to those i would use to produce a techno album. but i wanted to take a break to come back to composition. and not touch my instruments at all. like the keyboards and synthesizers sequencers. as minister and. other result. of the tracks that he can post with canadian songwriter and pianist on the new album little. known his music since i was a student in new york so at least sixteen years. and it turns out he also knew my music but we didn't know each other. so we contacted each other via twitter. and said we should play together. and we decided to bring two pianos and some of our own compositions. and see what happens. i think for me it's playing i think on it and then just on the right house. and this is th

17 under, two shots ahead of fellow englishman tyrrell hatton and the defending champion, italy's francesco federer will meet in the final of the shanghai masters today. nadal‘s amazing resurgence this year continued with a straight—sets semi final win over marin cilic. the world number one has now won 16 straight matches and is looking for a 7th title of the season. federer came from a set down to beat juan martin del potro. he and nadal have met three times this year — twice in finals and the swiss, winning all three. just time to tell you that maria sharapova has won herfirst just time to tell you that maria sharapova has won her first title since being banned. that's all the sport. coming up now, the papers. hello and a warm welcome to our look at what is in the papers. with me are sian griffiths, the sunday times education editor and the political commentator vincent moss. welcome to you both. let's have a look at the front pages. the mail on sunday's headline is that every patient visiting a family doctor, or attending a hospital appointment in england will be asked to declare their s

what's made it news again of late is that the officer, james francesco?ascatore. >> i got the first name right. so he tackles you. we know the story of what happened. i guess a couple days ago he announced that he's going to sue you for defamation. >> yes, yeah. >> because you to his mind went in on him and have defamed his character. i suspect that you can't talk about an ongoing case in detail, but can you say anything about th this? >> the only thing i can say is i've hired a lawyer and we plan on getting it all out in the open and letting people see and make the judgment for what they see and how absurd in my opinion it is to have a case for defamation when everyone's seen the video and knows what happened. and i didn't go -- in my book, i didn't go into any more detail than people saw in the video and my feelings on it, which i don't see how that can be considered defamatory to talk about my experience and what i went through. we'll see. we'll go through the legal process. it is frustrating to be two years later and still working on any sort of justi

we know both in spain and in catalonia we thank you very much for sharing your perspective on it francesco the boys i last had asked head of the madrid office of the european council on foreign relations. well now to a murder mystery that stunned the world on feb thirteenth kim jong il the a strange half brother of north korean leader kim jong un was killed in the middle of a koala import airport the weapon poisoned well today the two women accused of his murder saw their trial begin in malaysia the suspects were ushered into a court earlier today amid tight security as expected they pleaded not guilty to the attack with a deadly nerve agent the pair say that they were tricked into believing that they were part of a prank for a reality t.v. show they face the death penalty if convicted. and there are still so many unanswered questions surrounding that murder u.s. and south korean officials say that it was a cold war style assassination orchestrated by north korea a charge that denies let's take a look now at what we know. the last images of king john alive on february thirteenth two women

17 under, two shots ahead of fellow englishman tyrrell hatton and the defending champion, italy's francesco to win the shanghai masters. federer was in imperious form as he won in straight sets — his fourth win over nadal this season having already beaten him in the finals of the australian open and miami masters and in the last 16 at indian wells. federer, who's claimed his sixth title of the year, is the only man who can stop nadal ending the year as number one. maria sharapova has won herfirst title since her 15—month doping ban. she beat aryna sabalenka in straight sets to win the tianjin open. meanwhile roger federer and rafa nadal are facing each other in the final of the shanghai masters right now, where federer leads that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the met office has issued an amber warning ahead of hurricane ophelia. let's took to darren that from the weather service. amber warning, what does that mean? this is a more serious warning we have across the uk am particularly northern ireland. it is valid for tomorrow. this is when we see the wind is reall

17 under, two shots ahead of fellow englishman tyrrell hatton and the defending champion, italy's francesco'll be in that position tomorrow. probably only halfway there because sunday is a different day. i will go out there, fight as hard as i can and hopefully i will be here with the trophy tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the met office has issued an amber warning for northern ireland, meaning there's a "potential danger to life", ahead of the expected arrival of hurricane ophelia tomorrow. we can speak now tojoanna donnelly, a meteorologist — at the irish meteorological service. so what is the latest with ophelia, and how destructive is it going to be, do you think? i think there is expected to be quite severe disruption along our west, south and possibly a east coast. other hurricane is really is expected to make the transition in the next few hours to ex—hurricane status, we are still expecting hurricane starters and hurricane force winds to affect oui’ and hurricane force winds to affect our coastal communities. in the caribbean, hurricane force

he's just ahead of the defending champion, italy's francesco molinari, and another englishman, tyrrellosition at the japanese grand prix. with just one minute remaining in a wet session, zarco clocked the quickest time ahead of ducati's danilo petrucci. it's zarco's second pole in his debut motogp season. marc marquez — who leads the championship by 16 points — will also be on the front row. they say it's important to have a positive mental attitude — the idea that you can achieve anything with self belief. well, belfast archer patrick huston has taken that to a whole new level. he's goint to represent great britain at the world championships in mexico where he's hoping his use of mental management techniques will help him win a world title. david mcdaid has been to meet him. this arrow is going in the middle because i'm the best arch in the world. i'm the best archer in the world because i'm patrick huston and i shoot arrows in the middle. a steady hand and a good a marquee, but so, it seems, is the power of the mind. strong, clean, powerful shots. archery is a sport of absolute repet

he's just ahead of the defending champion, italy's francesco molinari, and another englishman, tyrrell. with just one minute remaining in a wet session, zarco clocked the quickest time ahead of ducati's danilo petrucci. it's zarco's second pole in his debut motogp season. marc marquez — who leads the championship by 16 points — now, let's return to football and the fa's plans to restructure the women's game . clubs who want to play in the top division will have to prove they can support full—time players. critics say the changes are about money and not results on the pitch. chris slegg has been finding out how some clubs will be affected. arsenal have long been one of the top teams in women's football. they share a training ground with the men's team, and their players like heather o'reilly are full—time. men's team, and their players like heather o'reilly are full—timelj have a lot of experience playing in the professional leagues in the us, andi the professional leagues in the us, and i can definitely say from my experience here at arsenal it is the most professional setup i have bee

17 under, two shots ahead of fellow englishman tyrrell hatton and the defending champion, italy's francescoof breakfast. great going to go and play his heart out. really nice. good luck. and to tommy fleetwood, not far off as well. it was 30 years ago tonight that one of the worst storms in recent decades hit the uk. 18 people died and hundreds more were injured as winds reached speeds of over 100—miles per hour. just hours before it struck a certain weatherman told the british public that there was no reason to panic. michael fish has been on a journey revisiting some of the areas worst hit in 1987. iam i am michael fish and i was a bbc weatherman for over 40 years. a lot of snow and eastern parts of the country overnight and still a lot to come. we gave forecast in fahrenheit as well celsius. i've got nothing but bad news. we have trouble with the winds today. and then there was this. earlier a woman called the bbc and said there was a hurricane on the way and if you are watching, don't worry, there isn't. the worst storms the hundreds of years hit the south of england early this morning,

the yankees had struck an eight trade lead by the fifth inning before a grand slam home of from francesco lindell so the indians trial by just a single run. jay bruce leveled things up at a tight fitting lee in the eighth inning. cleveland clinched the game nine eight to pull ahead in the best of five series. so i'm not going to ranking those but that was this it was an honor to be a bar this game i mean you can see why you don't want to talk about our guys why do you say it was a bad day out as well for the yankees fee's rivals the boston red sox they will base and i too by the houston astros and the other american league division series . the asteroid's can clinch the series on sunday u.s. congressman steve scalise threw out the ceremonial sauce pitch before the washington nationals playoff with the chicago cubs skellies was shot and seriously wounded in june while practicing for charity by spoke. his nationals have little else to celebrate after that date and three nothing by the defending world series champions in this season opener. and the l.a. dodgers are in the national league ser

17 under, two shots ahead of fellow englishman tyrrell hatton and the defending champion, italy's francescoordshire and he is a lovely guy. he is brilliant. he is a lovely guy. he is brilliant. he is something big, isn't he? he won the portuguese or —— the portuguese open earlier this year. and the whole club is behind him. fingers crossed. ranked 150th to now lead. will the nerves get to him? imagine waking up to those nerves? he has got a level head. good luck to him. bally fan? this might change your mind. —— ballet. many people think of the royal ballet as plush chandeliers and all of it posh. for the first time, the ballet company has swapped its usual home for a disused warehouse in south—east london. so that audiences can get up close and personal to the performance. an unusually intimate view of world —class an unusually intimate view of world—class ballet dancers. they have left the sumptuous surroundings of the royal opera house for a vast industrial space in south—east london. and the audience has been freed from its velveteen seats.|j think it's really important to give people a

17 under, two shots ahead of fellow englishman tyrrell hatton and the defending champion, italy's francescoeenin watches a lot and his mum now has been in touch. she recorded as saying hello to jane and she has sent it to him. he texted to say thank you so much. mum sent me this and it has made my day. he says he is happy about moment and he will just he says he is happy about moment and he willjust go out and played his heart out. we will claim the tiniest bit of credit. he certainly has support. richard, thank you very much. the time now is 8:a0am. we will have the weather and we will be talking to michael fish in about ten minutes. hate crime against children with disabilities has more than doubled since last year, according to an investgation by bbc radio 5 live. verbal abuse, online trolling and even physical intimidation have all been reported. adrian goldberg has been looking into this for today's 5 live investigates. he's here to tell us more. good morning. what have you found out? the figures paint a bleak and alarming picture. we contacted every uk police force and they showed tha

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