francesco shares this completely open plan apartment with his wife. the architect and his team came across the apartment in twenty twelve when it looked very different. it was a dilapidated garage used as a storage space. the space was a garage so was very sustainable economic terms and that we immediately see to put a shine he said this that part. impressive part and then we start to melding mixing it together in order to find their right solution in functional terms for this house. the first challenge was to open it up to daylight. the doors were replaced with french windows that opened onto a terrace. plants and greenery to blur the boundary between inside into. the view onto a park and to the sense of spaciousness there was no need to install a heating system or the pipes on the ceiling to provide warmth from the apartment block we try to maintain this duster ottawa's fearing dust identity while maintaining this open space as you can see and concentrate. main service is. a black box. inside the black box is the bathroom. it's a feature that gives

us get back to francesco garzarelli. just let's get back to francesco garzarelli. the concern is we focus so much on 4%. if you look at 3%, it has taken 17 months to get their. -- to get there. do we need more sustained -- do we need 3% before we start thinking about 4%? francesco: when we look back at the tapes, we had janie rates above 3% in the context of global rates being in a different place. that needs to be taken into consideration. i disagree with the 4% call. have as to me that you missing ingredient which is bund and the gge is if you're willing to entertain -- the j ge is. if you're willing to entertain the tapering, it is possible. we need to have those ingredients in place. francine: how long will that take? we are looking at the end of a 30 year bull market. these things are very difficult to predict. going back to 1951, the transfer of the epo has been ever going down since 1984. when can we hear about 4%? in the next six months when you say there is a repricing of jgb's. francesco: i don't have 4% in my 10 year forecast. the reason is the ecb will

joining us from brussels is francesco papadia.ormer director general for market operations at the ecb and also previously worked at the bank of the tilly -- bank of italy. what italy hold elections sooner rather than later -- will italy hold elections sooner rather than later? keeping the uncertainty for a long would be damaging. most important of all, what would be the issue that would be decided by elections? if there is a doubt that the that are likely to form a government would push for a euro exit, we would see turmoil and difficulties continue. give a credible commitment that the euro is not electionstion, then will take place in a much more orderly way. i don't think that it would be too difficult. thiso difficult to get credible commitment. all the rest is under discussion, but the giro is not -- euro is not. francine: many people see the upcoming vote as an informal referendum on the italians'view ofthe euro -- italians' view the euro? is that wrong? francesco: it would not be wrong if there is no credible commitment. man

the italian francesco molinari canjust rory mcilroy. way, all day, he mist birdie after birdie and failed to threaten the leader. this putt fell short on the leader. this putt fell short on the 18th and final holed. because can see his disappointment. chris froome is about to become the first british rider to win the prestigious giro d'italia, by an accident in a couple of hours he will cross the line and become the first cyclist to hold all three of these was major race titles at the same time, as along with the tour de france and the voltaire the spaniard. he could lose all three titles if you found guilty in his anti—dumping case which is currently ongoing. that is all these boards are now, you can get the latest, johanna content is getting away at the french open. you can getting away at the french open. you ca n follow getting away at the french open. you can follow that all. for now, you can... that is all from the sports centre. we will see a bit longer. that we will see you a bit later. if music lovers across the uk have been tr

the thoughts of the roma head coach eusebio di francesco.lah has collected his second award of the season, after being named the football writers' player of the year. he narrowly topped a poll of some a00 journalists, pipping kevin de bruyne by fewer than 20 votes. it follows the pfa players' player of the year award he collected, voted for by his fellow professionals. one of england's greatest rugby players, danielle waterman, has announced her international retirement. after making her debut at 18, she played in four world cups, helping england to take the title four years ago. waterman is the red roses' leading try—scorer, with a7 in 82 tests. we've reached the quarter final stage of the world snooker championship. with the likes of mark selby and ronnie 0'sullivan already out, ding junhui is the new favourite. he's taking on 2013 runner up barry hawkins and has some work to do as well. he trails by 5—3 after the first session. elsewhere, it's a repeat of the masters final on the other table where mark allen and kyren wilson shared the fi

it's been a frustrating day for rory mcilroy at the pga championship at wentworth as italian francesco molinari confirmed victory by two shots. nothing seemed to go right for mcilroy all day as he missed birdie after birdie and failed to threaten the leader — even this eagle putt fell short on the 18th. molinari finished two clear of the rest of the field and becomes the most successful italian on the european tour with this his fifth triumph. that's all from sportsday. more from me throughout the evening, now it's time for meet the author. the most inhospitable deserts in the world are places where you will confront danger, from heat and thirst, from storms. but also, where you'll find peace. and that conundrum drove william atkins onwards, when he decided to explore some of the loneliest places on four continents. his book, the immeasurable world, is the story of those journeys. rich in history and typography and graced with many tales of human endeavour. all in search of an answer to the mystery, why do such hostile places, where life is so hard, cast such a spell? welcome. what's y

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italy's francesco molinari has won the pga championship at wentworth after a final round 68 helped him. molinari had a share of the lead with rory mcilroy going into sunday. but three birdies on the italian‘s front nine, including this one on the 8th, helped him to finish on 17 under par overall. the italian had placed in the top ten at wentworth five times before this year but never won. and despite mcilroy picking up two shots in the last two holes molinari completed a second straight bogey free round to claim the trophy. i knew it wasn't going to be easy. there was rory, alex, branden grace, a lot of other good players, and as alex showed last year you can go low on your day, so it was never going to be easy, but i played well and stayed in the moment and i managed to keep control of the emotions and it's amazing to come out on top. pakistan have thrashed england in the first test at lord's, rounding off victory before lunch on the fourth day by nine wickets. a spirited fightback from england's batsmen last night was ended very early on day four. the home side losing the last four w

it's been a frustrating day for rory mcilroy at the pga championship at wentworth as italian francescoght for mcilroy all day as he missed birdie after birdie and failed to threaten the leader —

francesco: several things being asked of the prime minister these days.y, matteo menzies monarchy in which there was only one man in charge of everything and making decisions and pushing them through parliament to governments of pro-consuls like this one where they will maintain considerable clout government and the prime minister will be a skilled mediator to make sure the government speaks with one voice, an important task. that is the most important skill to me of the next prime minister. guy: good morning. negotiator, skilled manager of these parties that don't exactly see i die. how long will this government -- don't exactly see eye to eye. how long will this government last? francesco: it is not clear. both parties have a strong interest in making this happen. we should expect some pushback. there are a number of obstacles that can be spotted on the calendar. there is a budget session later this year. majority at the senate is very thin. it is unclear whether forza italia will support the government or not. everybody is looking at the head of state

it's been a frustrating day for rory mcilroy at the pga championship at wentworth as italian francescoed to go right for mcilroy all day as he missed birdie after birdie and failed to threaten the leader — even this eagle putt fell short on the 18th and final hole — molinari finished two clear of the rest of the field and becomes the most successful italian on the european tour with this his fifth triumph. that's all from sportsday. we have more throughout the evening. now it's time for the film revealed. —— film revealed. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? very interesting week, we have the breadwinner, which is an oscar—nominated animation. solo: a star wars story, another one. and mckellen: playing the part. and the breadwinner, based or taken from a book? yes, by deborah ellis. directed by nora twomey. this is from the studio that gave us song of the sea and secret of curls. this is adapted from deborah ellis' book. taliban—era, turn of the century, a young girl is sel

he's level with francesco molinari on 13 under going into today's fourth round.entworth for the second time after success here in 2014. that is all for the sport. now, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are robert fox, defence editor at the london evening standard and prashant rao, deputy europe business editor at the new york times. before we discuss the paper ‘s legislative some of the front pages. the mail on sunday leads on the news that the prominent brexiteerjacob rees mogg has bought a £5 million house which is closer to parliament than number 10. the paper suggests he could be eyeing a leadership bid. the sunday telegraph says a "new generation" of national parks are being planned by the environment secretary michael gove. the sunday express has an exclusive interview with the general responsible for planning the military ceremony from last week's royal wedding. the sunday times reports on the prospect of an open revolt on the prime minister by senior tory women over a vote on abort

he finished with a birdie on the 18th hole to take him level with francesco molinari, they are on 13 romanised clinched a surprise win. the 25—to—i shot sealed victory forjockey shane foley and trainer ken condan at the curragh, beating aidan o'brien—trained us navy flag by two and a quarter lengths. despite failing to make the required weight, darren till‘s ufc welterweight contest against american stephen thompson will go ahead tomorrow night. the liverpudlian‘s till‘s clash against american thompson headlines on sunday as liverpool's echo arena hosts the first ufc event ever to be held in the city. there will be coverage on bbc radio 5live. it's been another tough day for england's cricketers who at one stage were looking at possible defeat inside three days in the first test with pakistan at lords. they surrendered wickets cheaply in their second innings and onlyjust managed to move past pakistan's first innings total thanks to half centuries from debutant dom bess and joss butler to lead by 56 runs. defeat though surely looms at lords. as patrick geaarey reports. some things tak

a frustrating day for rory mcilroy, the pga championship at wentworth, francesco molinari confirmingt fell short. molinari finished two clear and becomes the most successful italian on the european tour with this his fifth try. that‘s all your sport for now, more on all those stories on the bbc sport website including rotherham‘s return to the championship following their victory at wembley in the play—off final. bbc .co did you case slash board. a scientific study looking into the welfare of dolphins in captivity has suggested that interacting with human beings makes them "happy". its one of the first attempt to measure how dolphins feel about life in captivity as our science correspondent, victoria gill, explains. dolphins squeak. intelligent, sociable, playful. bottlenosed dolphins are the marine world‘s most charismatic mammals. which is why so many of them are kept in dolphinariums, like this one near paris. there are an estimated 5000 bottlenosed dolphins in captivity around the world, and it‘s only recently that scientists have begun to ask and investigate how these animals fe

he started the day tied for the lead with francesco molinari, the italian has birdied third and fourthnow. you can find more on all those stories including a look ahead to today's monoco grand prix on the bbc sport website. earlier we spoke to sports psychologist bradley busch, and asked him what advice he'd give to the liverpool players. don't pay too much attention to social media. everybody tends to write in extremes, so you are either the very best or the very worst, and neither one is accurate or will help your learning. helping them not go on social media would be the first point of view. the second would be to use mistakes in a positive way, help them use it to develop their resilience, their mindset, and learn from it so they can come back better in the future. what do you think will happen to him now? presumably he might be sat there thinking he will be sacked! i don't think he will be sacked for one poor performance, especially after he had quite a good season. so what are his options in a situation like this? it could go one of two ways. if he chooses to ruminate over it, to

the president vetoed their attempt to form a government a government with the far right league francesco's galiot is head of policy sonar that's a political risk consultancy he says carlo culturally stands little chance. but that only the dead men walking literally has absolutely no chances number wise to get the vote of confidence so it's a pretty simple math five star and the league will vote. but so will he and what they found a so-called friendly stands absolutely no chance may well what we can have is either new or elections and the earliest we can have elections is like twenty nine obviously. you have a lag. in the later so normally you have sixty days that from the day in which argument. they. are so if you saw argument today maybe we can vote on the twenty ninth of july. be i'll be another somalia is one the where instead of this all the argument as they come on spec are the leaders of the league and five stars and then they saw the place on sunday had. a place. police in paris are dismantling the largest makeshift camp for refugees and immigrants in the city the camp in the north

meanwhile, it was a frustrating day for rory mcilroy at wentworth as italian francesco molinari won theht for mcilroy all day as he missed birdie after birdie and failed to threaten the leader. that's all the sport for now. the nhs in england is to review how much it pays male and female doctors in an effort to eliminate a gender pay gap of 15%. a review announced by the health secretary will look at why male doctors are paid on average £10,000 more than female doctors. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. the nhs is farfrom alone in struggling with a gender pay gap, but in an organisation where women make up most of the workforce, it is noticeable that men still hold the most senior positions. as the bbc reported in april, overall, female staff earn nearly a quarter less than their male colleagues. this review will concentrate on the gender pay gap among medical staff. the average pay for a male doctor in the nhs is just over £67,700. but atjust over £57,500, the average pay for a female doctor is more than £10,000 less. across all medical professions, including doctors, th

their supporters have been protesting off to the president vetoed one of their proposed ministers francesco he is head of policy sonar a political risk consultancy he says because a release thans little chance. but that only the dead men walking literally had absolutely no chances number wise to get the vote of confidence so it's a pretty simple math five star in the league will vote. but so will the p.d. and what they found a circle already stands up to no chance may well what we can have is either new or elections and the earliest we can have them back from the is like twenty nine obviously. you have a black. being the later so normally. you have sixty days that from the day in which ultimate goal they. are so. different today may be returned votes on the twenty ninth of two. malaysia's new prime minister mahathir mohamad says the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy could resume only if new evidence is found a private us firm was the last team to look for the aircraft but its mission wrapped up on tuesday the plane disappeared in twenty fourteen with two hund

meanwhile, it was a frustrating day for rory mcilroy at wentworth as italian francesco molinari won the right for mcilroy all day as he missed birdie after birdie and failed to threaten the leader. that's all the sport for now. a fatherfrom north london is to be released from prison in ethiopia after being on death row for four years on suspicion of being a terrorist. andy tsege, a prominent critic of ethiopa's ruling party in the 1970s, was given asylum in the uk in 1979, but later tried for terrorism in his absence. in 2014, he was kidnapped in yemen and taken back to ethiopia. he's now been pardoned after two years of foreign office appeals and a change in the political situation there. he still needs emergency travel documents and is not yet out ofjail. the nhs in england is to review how much it pays male and female doctors in an effort to eliminate a pay gap between the sexes of 15%. a review announced by the health secretary will look at why male doctors are paid on average £10,000 more than female doctors. across the whole nhs, women are paid 23% less than men despite far more w

ok thank you for that francesco fabric talking about women's rights in politics in levanon speaking to us from robert in morocco many thanks thank you now on al-jazeera investigation has found that hundreds of mexicans have undergone experimental and i'm regulated medical procedures by the country's flagship neurological institute over a fourteen year period the patients were fitted with a device meant to drain fluid from the brain but in some cases it made patients conditions much worse john holdren who's part one of this al-jazeera investigation . oaten it's painful for you lender to look back at the time before she was hit by hydrocephalus a debilitating condition in which excess fluid builds up in the brain it's left with massive headaches and speech problems. everything changed because i was a sports woman before i spent twenty years doing sports and i sold clothing everything and that she hoped that an operation at mexico's flagship institute for neurology and neurosurgery would help her but what she didn't know was that doctors would hope with an experimental and the north arise

he's level with francesco molinari on 13 under going into today's fourth round. more about the champions league soon, but we must mention the play—off final yesterday. had it not been for liverpool's exploits, there would have been far more coverage about. a massive game. they talk about. a massive game. they talk about it as the richest game in football. it used to be £100 million, it is now something like £120 million. possibly even £150 million, depending on how you work it out. full and did it and aston villa will have to wait a year at least. —— full. so, the champions league final. the plight of the fans on both sides. we have a fantastic story to bring you about one particular fan. have a fantastic story to bring you about one particularfan. so many liverpool fans went to great lengths to get out to cheer, one minibus, going across various borders. —— get out to kiev. then there was the problem of where to stay because hotel room prices had beenjacked up and so on. we can bring us story of and so on. we can bring us story of a real sense of generosity from

balls opponents or if you just have to be ready it's nice francesco molinari has won the p.g.a. championship at wentworth by two shots from former world number one rory mcilroy mcelroy who won the steward back in twenty fourteen share the lead with molinari heading into sunday's final round the northern irishman caught about three and a round of seventy to finish thirteen under overall but it wasn't enough to challenge molinari to show his sixty six to finish seventeen and a problem and win seven can be a title he is now in the automatic qualifying places for the ryder cup coming up in september. defending n.b.a. champions the golden state warriors have tied to their western conference series final against the euston rockets they came back from a seventeen point first quarter deficit to thrash the rockets one hundred fifteen eighty six play thompson was the top scorer with this in five points while stiff kerry had twenty nine the warriors are aiming for a fourth finals appearance in a row while the rockets haven't played a day since one thousand nine hundred five game seven will

i was going to say francesco totti, but... james, thank you very much. have a great evening.ere beaten by frankfurt— one. -- 2-1. good memory! where you pressed by that? we're going to europe, seventh in the premier league and on a european tour. we just need the premier league and on a european tour. wejust need one point on sunday. but i have to say, 1987, i watched burnley against 0rient. we nearly went out of the football league and now we are in europe. what an achievement. fabulous. when you start talking about burnley, your voice softens. it is so sweet. 0k, ok, let's move to something far more serious. critics of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu say the files he revealed on monday relating to iran's nuclear programme contained nothing new. and given that there was no evidence in his presentation of any violations since 2015, it in fact showed that tehran remains in full compliance. but can we believe iran has abandoned its nuclear ambitions if it went so far to conceal from the world the extent of that programme? mark regev is the israeli ambassador to th

their supporters have been protesting after the president vetoed one of their proposed ministers francesco gallia t. is head of policy so that's a political risk consultancy and he says call it quarterly stands pretty much no chance but that only the dead men walking literally he has absolutely no chances number wise to get them. so it's a pretty simple math by the end of the world. so we'll see what they found just so already spends up. may well what we can have is either a new or a lecture and the earliest we can have unlike some is like when nine obviously. you have a black. thing. later so normally. you have sixty days from the day in which ultimate. they like so. different today may be. on the twenty ninth of july. malaysia's new prime minister mahathir mohamad says the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy could resume only if new evidence is found a private u.s. firm was the last thing to look for the aircraft but its mission was ended on tuesday the plane disappeared in twenty fourteen with two hundred thirty nine people on board. this program all over t

he's level with francesco molinari on 13 under going into today's fourth round.ut he did say that he wa nted united fan but he did say that he wanted liverpool to win. usain bolt was watching and tweeting. brief dalliance with the liverpool for one night. just to prove the amount of sport is around, your bulletins of this all morning, i was treated earlier wrong where people were asking about shrewsbury, in their play—off final against rotherham. the richest game in football, £150 million but that's another huge later on. the weekend of sport is not over. let's pick up with another sports story. chris froome is looking to make history today by becoming the first british man to win the giro d'italia in its 101—year history after retaining the leader's pink jersey at the end of stage 20. the team sky rider now only needs to negotiate the largely ceremonial final stage to win. tim hague is in rome. morning. a beautiful day in rome and a huge david chris froome. this is a great day for british sport despite liverpool's loss and i am joined by the boss of team sky. th

francesco, why the trash talk and why bring down the whole level -- it is like a beatup owed car crashingar. mueller looks like a new car. they bringing this jalopy, giuliani, and he goes charging into the new car. metaphors here. >> this is what the president has been doing this entire time trying to undermine comey's credibility. he started to move in that territory with the special counsel earlier this year. now he's sending in giuliani. >> he calls comey perverted. i can't figure that one out. >> you're asking as if he was first choice. let's not forget how many attorneys turned down donald trump. this is the guy he got. a guy like himself. this is a guy who he tried to join the administration and turned down for. >> turned down for secretary of state. >> didn't get the job offers. donald trump wanted another attorney and he got rudy guiliani. >> i think he picked somebody like himself. >> i think that's exactly right. in some ways rudy guiliani makes donald trump look demure. right now, that's his job. his job is to go out and call the names perverted storm trooper, et cetera that ev

all three leaders jerseys in the space of ten months is just incredible incredible feeling italy's francesco molinari has won the p.g.a. chairmanship at wentworth by two shots from former world number one rory mcilroy who won this tournament back in twenty fourteen he shared the lead with molinari heading into sunday's final round of the northern irishman carded a three under round of seventy to finish thirteen under overall but it wasn't enough to challenge molinari he shot a flawless final round of sixty six to finish seventeen under par and when he seventh career title he is now in the automatic qualifying places for the ryder cup coming up in september. obviously it's the best possible start to do in the first one of the season so. really pleased it's been a fantastic week i've played really well. and it's memories cherish for a long long time pakistan have won the first cricket test of a series against england at lord's in london mahmoud abbas was the star performer for the tourists removing eight england batsman in the match pakistan winning by nine wickets inside four days losing just

up a list of proposed cabinet ministers we may for example see a lineup of technocrats including francesco trunk of for example he was the commissioner of the road between two thousand and fifteen and two thousand and sixteen when a former man was pushed out and he did quite a very quite a good job as an administrator for the city of rome so we're likely to see people like that lining up judges academics economists perhaps rather than politicians that's also going to make mr cultural his job very difficult pushing this through parliament we've also we've already seen indications from forte's italia silvio berlusconi's party and the league that they will not support this proposed cabinet line up in a vote of confidence in the column and so we're more than likely looking at elections in september running josephine mckenna in rome thank you very much for that life update from there. then joins me now and of course ben invest is watching that political turmoil keenly a recipe for market turmoil for sure and rita matter rather at a rally and volatility that's certainly got them extremely worrie

all right very good to have you with us francesco community thank you. that's more head on the news including colombians have to wait another three weeks to find out their new president will be. a small in the virus in india that's causing fear like symptoms and possibly brain damage. and in sports or bron james does it again he leads his team to the n.b.a. finals that story coming up later and. people in colombia will be heading back to the polls often none of the presidential candidates got fifty percent of the vote they'll be choosing between a critic of the government's twenty sixteen peace deal with fog rebels and a former congressman who supports that agreement the runoff will be held in three weeks time i love america to see in yemen reports from bogota. conservative candidates event came in ahead in the first round with thirty nine percent of the votes supported by colombians want to modify a historic peace accord the stunt doubles which many see as a reward for terrorists or just going because i am sure hope the seeds closs hatred. but he'll be

well francesco galley attias head of policy center that's a political risk consultancy he says a college coach already says little chance of success. but certainly is a dead man walking literally he has absolutely no chances number wise to get the vote of confidence so it's a pretty simple math five and the league will vote. but so will the t.v. and what they found just so culturally stands absolutely no chance may well what we can have is either new or elections and the girliest we can have elections is like twenty nine but obviously. you have a lag. in the later so normally. you have sixty days that from the day in which a limit that they like so if you could do so different today maybe we can vote on the twenty ninth of july. the out the other scenario is one that where instead of this all the argument edwards they come on spec the leaders of the league and five stars and then they saw the place on sunday had. didn't take place. arriving join our correspondent he's live for us in rome so it seems as though there are three main possible scenarios that can take his really forward one be

seriously injured after being attacked outside anfield before the first leg, head coach eusebio di francescodoes not belong to our true fans did something very, very wrong. and my thoughts and prayers go with the family. what i can assure you is here in rome the base of the roma fa ns here in rome the base of the roma fans are very passionate. u nfortu nately fans are very passionate. unfortunately hooligans are everywhere and you are familiar with that phenomenal and. unfortunately it‘s a massive issue that is detrimental to the whole football world. liverpool fans and liverpool themselves will hope for a big performance from mo salah tomorrow. he has collected his second award of the season, after being named the football writers‘ player of the year. he narrowly topped a poll of some 400 journalists, pipping kevin de bruyne by fewer than 20 votes. it follows the pfa players‘ player of the year award he collected, voted for by his fellow professionals. one of england‘s greatest rugby players, danielle waterman, has announced her international retirement.