gareth davies an interesting selection by gatland.number nine for wales. it is also roof decision day, significant when you have the managers involved. roof decision day, significant when you have the managers involvedm will be open. it will be open. it is a lwa ys will be open. it will be open. it is always a saga. roof closed, roof open, wales was one to closed. england have said, you may want it closed so we are going to have it open. that is what eddiejones has said. maybe trying to dilate the cardiff atmosphere. warren gatland has got his own back. he has had a p0p has got his own back. he has had a pop at the travel preparations. england are not travelling down to cardiff until friday afternoon. he feels they are playing with fire with the m4 traffic. significant mistake by travelling tomorrow. coming through newport at about five o'clock is not the best thing to be doing, going through the tunnel. you know, there is a good chance there could be tractors and buses holding it up. it's going to be an experience for them. soi so i

match for the fans as for real madrid their coach santiago solaire is denying a rest with a forward gareth bale bella has been on the bench for rails the last two league games and refused to celebrate after scoring the decisive goal in his size two on victory over live on to on sunday before they got a demo solo out of we've done a lot of talking about gareth our thinking is now set on our next game we've got a huge match coming up we fought hard to get this far so we have to be one hundred percent focused on the return leg. all the players are all united and share the clear objective of winning. it's a big night in the english premier league with the top two teams both in action liverpool's need over manchester city is now down to just one point city manager pep guardiola a surprise they're that close still living in. their living for one point so of course the short and they spend. few weeks ago but still you're living to do focus would you have to do the we deeply honestly ideal which again means united so i cannot give in so maybe i wouldn't give you the pinion anyway well celtic have

as for real madrid their coach santiago so lauri is denying a rift with forward gareth bale bale has been on the bench for reals last two league games and refused to celebrate after the scoring the decisive goal in his side's two one victory over live on today on sunday before they got a lot of we've done a lot of talking about gareth all thinking is now set on our next game we've got a huge match coming up we fought hard to get this far so we have to be one hundred percent focused on the return leg. all the players are all united and share the clear objective of winning it's a big night in the english premier league with the top two teams both in action liverpool's lead over manchester city is now down to just one point and city manager pep guardiola is surprised there that. still gets to play their living for one point so of course he shorted and they expect a few weeks ago but leading to defocus would you have to do it the way to play under the ideal once again millions united so i can give in so maybe it wouldn't give you the pin in any way city play west ham while liverpool are

warren gatand has also recalled gareth davvies to partner anscombe while dragons lock cory hill takesarting 15. peter home is one of four changes made by gregor townsend as they aim for theirfirst win in france for 20 years. he replaces finn russell who sustained a concussion playing for his club. blair kinghorn, nick grigg and magnus bradbury also come into the starting 15. gregor rangers say they will do "everything possible" to stamp out the type of abuse aimed at kilmarnock boss steve clarke in wednesday‘s scottish cup tie. clarke said he faced "sectarian" abuse from the "dark ages" at ibrox as his side lost 5—0 in their last—16 replay. a rangers statement said the club "wishes to make it clear that unacceptable behaviour will not be tolerated at ibrox." eleven—time women‘s world champion reanne evans will make history when she becomes one of two female players to compete on television in the final stages of a world ranking event in the uk. evans is preparing to play jimmy white at the snooker shoot out this evening, while emma parker takes on india‘s laxman rawat tomorrow. timing

judge gareth was suggesting that there is a way to do it in. they say, -- was all -- it is the former attorney general that said that it was wrong. we just think, judge dinkins says, we think the priorities are wrong and we are changing our priorities. take a different- >> every court that has considered this has said that descendents to have discretion. but what they did here was not ->> but they could do it. they didn't do it, but they could do it . >> -- they hadn't did it and they disavowed the opportunity to do it even when specifically invited . >> what is it telling you? >> what it is telling you is that the purpose of this daca determination memo was not the change priorities, or to exercise discretion. it was to announce to the public, that defendants had determined that daca was unlawful. it announced a legal determination. and that is what is crucial about this determination that makes it reviewable. defendants still want to issue a determination purely on the basis of discretion. even though they have been invited to because they wa

it is a serious film yes mr jones tells the true story of a welsh journalist gareth jones who in theearly one nine hundred thirty s. exposed famine in ukraine it details the struggle that he had getting that story published it's really interesting actually because the director of the film and yes the holland polish she said that she thought it was her moral duty to tell the story she felt that this was a story that hasn't been have enough light shone on it and she thought it was her responsibility to do so she says that she thought it was very relevant she said to the question is the free press how the media is important to democracy in the whole idea of a fake news as well and that is something that always goes down well in the any film that has any kind of political resonance anything that people can really have a good old debate about so it's sure to go down well today. what other movies have berlin all of fancying today you were talking about the operative before. that's right the operative not an interesting one because although it's screening in the composition section is not a

opened the scoring for santiago salaries men before the home team equalised but sergio ramos and gareth bale one hundred goal from madrid wrapped up a three one when you see him play it as he started going on madrid always plays to win we always compete on to live very end obviously at least are committed to continue fighting for the title because they are a fantastic team with a great coach so now that we are second we must maintain our winning streak liverpool have restored their place at the top of the english premier league standings after a three mail win over bournemouth on saturday said the georgian you know what i know them and mohamed salah all found the back of the net for the reds their leading rivals for the title manchester city face chelsea on sunday but for now you're going tops men lead the way we want to play a convincing football we want to perform that's how it is and it most of course that was the reaction we wanted to show today for us and the boys did an outstanding now so i'm really. manchester united will also be keeping an eye on that chelsea man city game on su

as for real madrid their coach santiago solari is denying a rift with forward gareth bale bell has been on the bench for rails last two games and refused to celebrate after scoring the decisive goal in his side's two one victory over live on today on sunday before they got to we've done a lot of talking about doris all thinking is now set on our next game we've got a huge amount coming up we fought hard to get this far so we have to be one hundred percent focused on the return leg. older players are all united and share the clear objective of winning the new leicester manager brendan rodgers says there are special things on the her. and for the club rodgers spent the day at lester's king power stadium finalizing a deal to leave scottish champions celtic he signed a three year contract at the two thousand and sixteen premier league champions rodgers watched his new team from the stands as they beat brighton two one he'll be in the dugout for sunday's match at watford i was certainly no hurry to leave celtic celtic is a plug that's a huge club you know world worried. club and love working

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opened the scoring for santiago salaries men before the home team equalised but sergio ramos and gareth bale one hundred goal from madrid wrapped up a three one when you see him play it as he started going on madrid always plays to win we always come the time to live very end obviously at least to continue fighting for the title because they are a fantastic team with a great coach said now that we are sick and we must maintain our winning streak liverpool have restored their place at the top of the english premier league standings after a three nil win over bournemouth on saturday said the georgian you know why now them and mohamed salah all found the back of the net for the reds their leading rivals for the title manchester city face chelsea on sunday but for now you're going clubs men lead the way we want to. play a convincing football we want to perform that's how it is and it most of course that was the reaction we wanted to show today for us and the boys did an outstanding now so i'm really. manchester united will also be keeping an eye on that chelsea man city game on sunday after

really all now level but we do need to find out who the number one in the division in this error is gareth eighty thank you very much for your time much appreciated but pleasure peter. olympic eight hundred metre champion caster semenya is attempting to overturn a rule which would force her to take drugs to lower her testosterone levels if she wants to defend her elim pick title the south african is challenging athletics governing body the idea for the court of arbitration for sport in switzerland last year introduced rules stipulating female athletes with naturally high testosterone levels would have to race against men change events or take medication to reduce it a decision is expected at the end of march. to question raise goes far beyond mere judicial considerations but i think that everybody knows that the very nature of this. rule raises ethical and for those difficult questions this may not be considered straight away during witnesses or expert hearings but it will certainly be part of the discussions had during the deliberations it's the head of the i.w.a. of sebastian coe is ther

your spiritual journey your interest in islam was particularly sparked by your relationship with gareth builders and he's film fitna which portrayed muslims as intolerant and bound on the world domination do you find it ironic i do you perhaps see it as. part of alice planned that you pass to faith would be inspired by bigotry yes well that's bury it i sincerely believe that islam was i thought for a society that muslims are oppressing women promoting terrorism and i felt it my responsibility and the responsibility of our political party to warn people about islam.

let's talk to the labour mp gareth snell. you don't want a no—deal brexit.ion help to solve anything? mo said that mps must start making decisions. —— theresa may said that. i'd think it does not take it off the table, it makes it longer. if it is an extension so that the prime minister can reassess her red lines from the political declaration and have a meaningful conversation with the labour party about the kind of deal that would be acceptable, then i'd welcome that. she could have done that many months ago. if it's an extension to kick the can down the road, that's a bit mean of us, but i understand why. business is so concerned about the 29th coming up with nothing in place. what changes would the prime minister need to make to her deal to get somebody like you to back it, given that you have a brexit leaning constituency? as i've said to her before, there must be greater clarity about a future customs arrangement, notjust in terms of selling into the eu market by how we will operate for frictionless trade. how do ensure we have access to single market?

your spiritual journey your interest in islam was particularly sparked by your relationship with gareth builders and he's film fitna trade muslims as intolerant and bound on the world domination do you find it ironic i do you perhaps see it as. part of alice planned that you pass to faith would be inspired by bigotry yes well and bury it i sincerely believe that islam was i thought for a society that muslims are oppressing women promoting terrorism and i felt it my responsibility and the responsibility of our political party to warn people about islam so again this was like of the lurch and well now i know the truth by this now but in the period well i really sincerely thought that islam was a threat for the for the for our freedom in europe i know that just a few months ago another high profile member of the does freedom party your own clever and they pronounce his last name correctly converted to islam do you think gary a wilderness will ever come about i can only say. it's not up to me who is guided to islam and not but of course the best thing is not to curse him and to fight him ab

story which had its world premiere in berlin is mr jones it stars james norton as well as journalist gareth jones. again this time arranging an interview with starlin in the one nine hundred thirty s. the reporter battle to reveal what's known as the whole lot of all the manmade famine under soviet leader joseph stalin which killed millions of ukrainians. from. all the director says just as jones felt compelled to get the story out she felt compelled to tell his tale and she sees clear parallels with current events you know what i'd call at this. the politicians the corruption of media and the indifference of the general public of the society this is something which opens the door far the disaster we can see on the screen and where it's happened in twentieth century nowadays there's no shortage of reminders of the crimes of the nazis like this memorial to europe's murdered jews but the message from the filmmakers is that people remembering what happened shouldn't be taken for granted. and that's why they're hoping works like this get seen by as big an audience as possible. explores prominen

story which had its world premiere in berlin is mr jones it stars james norton as well as journalist gareth jones. route again this time arranging an interview with style in in the one nine hundred thirty s. the reports of battle to reveal what's known as the hollow them all the man made famine on the soviet leader joseph stalin killed millions of ukrainians. grasp something. full. the director says just as jones felt compelled to get the story out she felt compelled to tell his tale and she sees clear parallels with current events you know what i'd call out this of the politicians the corruption of media and the indifference of the general public of the society as it is something creates opens the door for the disaster we can see on the screen and where it's happened in twenty a century nowadays there's no shortage of reminders of the crimes of the nazis like this memorial to europe's murdered jews but the message from the filmmakers is that people remembering what happened shouldn't be taken for granted. and that's why they're hoping works like this get seen by as big an audience as possi

your spiritual journey your interest in islam was particularly sparked by your relationship with gareth builders and he's film fitna which portrayed muslims as intolerant and bound on the world domination do you find it ironic i do you perhaps see it as. part of alice planned that you pass to faith would be inspired by bigotry yes well in that period i sincerely believe that islam was i thought for a society that muslims are oppressing women promoting terrorism and i felt it my responsibility and the responsibility of our political party to warn people about islam so again this was like of the election and well no i know the truth by the snow but in the period well i really sincerely thought that islam was a threat for the for the for our freedom in europe i know that just a few months ago another high profile member of the does freedom party your own clever and they pronounce his last name correctly converted to islam do you think gary a wilderness will ever come about i can only say. it's not up to me who is guided to islam and not but of course the best thing is not to curse him and

i've seen gareth southgate the england manager, here, harry kane the england captain here.erday i was on radio and two men were tossing the ball backwards and forwards playing football. it was very irritating, but they were two members of the backstreet boys, they used to be a pop group, they are probably too grown up for that these days but this is the place to be. ioo days but this is the place to be. 100 million people will you be watching on tv in north america, a billion around the greatest show on turf, just a few hours away. that is the sport for now. back to you, ben. breaking news, wreckage from the plane which disappeared with the cardiff city footballer emiliano sala a pilot david ibbotson on board has been found in the english channel. this is according to the search director david mearns. the 28 footballer and his pilot disappeared in the english channeljust under two weeks ago. —— the 28—year—old footballer. let's get a check on the weather and find out what that is doing. that said we still have another speu that said we still have another spell of snow to co

your spiritual journey your interest in islam was particularly sparked by your relationship with gareth builders and he's film fitna which portrayed muslims as intolerant and bound on the world domination do you find it ironic i do you perhaps see it as. part of alice planned that you pass to faith would be inspired by bigotry yes well and bury it i sincerely believe that islam was i thought for a society that muslims are oppressing women promoting terrorism and i felt it my responsibility and the responsibility of our political party to warn people about islam so again this was a lack of knowledge and well now i know the truth by this know well in the period well i really sincerely thought that islam was a threat for the for the for our freedom in europe i know that just a few months ago another high profile member of the does freedom party your own clever and they from pronouncing his last name correctly converted to islam do you think gary a wilderness will ever come about i can only say. it's not up to me who is guided to islam and not but of course the best thing is not to curse hi

gareth furby went to find out.uiring more footbridges. the millennium bridge was the first new bridge for 100 years, and the two goldenjubilee bridges came next. they are all now landmarks on the thames and popular with commuters and tourists. well, there's no doubt it's an impressive view and a pleasant walk, but does london really need another footbridge? some people aren't so sure. tony hambro has lived in pimlico for 50 years. he likes to paint in his conservatory, which overlooks the river. it's an inspirational view, under all lights and conditions, it's just truly beautiful. if i couldn't live in pimlico, i wouldn't live in london. but soon, tony believes, pimlico could lose its unique character, because of a new bridge over the thames which may be built by pimlico garden, right next to the square. the bridge would be built from the american embassy over there and land almost exactly where we are, with pylons in the river and a roadway for the cyclists going through here. they are talking about 18,000 journe

opened the scoring for santiago so are his men before the home team equalised but sergio ramos and gareth bale one hundred goal from madrid wrapped up a three one when you see him play it as he thought he got on the outer madrid always plays to win we always come to terms with the very end obviously at least he committed to continue fighting for the title because they are a fantastic team with a great coach so now that we are second we must maintain our winning streak liverpool have restored their place at the top of the english premier league standings after a three mail win over bournemouth on saturday said the georgian you know why i know them and mohamed salah all found the back of the net for the reds there leading rivals for the title manchester city face chelsea on sunday but for now you're going tops men lead the way we want to play a convincing football we want to perform that's how it is and it was of course that was the reaction we wanted to show today for us and the boys did outstanding now so i'm really. manchester united will also be keeping an eye on that chelsea man city g

her open the scoring for santiago salaries men before the home team equalized the stereo to emerson gareth bale one hundred goal for madrid wrapped up a three one win the first funeral for a victim of the flamingos soccer academy fire has been held in brazil. family and friends laid to rest the ball body of half a vinci is who was one of ten players killed in the fire that destroyed the team's training center on friday the club says an air conditioning unit sparks the fire the funeral was held in his hometown on what would have been his fifteenth birthday . on the largely riya have of him was at the door to the training center he took my hand and he kissed it and said give me a place in my i said be placed my son i touched him on the neck and he live. to go for now on england's paul casey leads by three strikes at the pebble beach program the californian course is one of the most beautiful in well the gulf and casey hold six birdies in his third round to get to fifteen on the par for the tournament his nearest challenger is phil mickelson he produced some trademark shots like this one afte

follow wales this was gareth anscombe's chance. slowly his composure chipped away at the deficit.ur points in it, one score would change everything. cheering —— cheering! touchdown would take wales to the 6—nation summer. still, with seconds to go, they would scale greater heights. josh adams! fantastic! absolutely sensational. somehow, from the air, josh adams from they controlled dan biggar‘s keke. a finish worthy of settling the game. this is wales's 12 test match game ina this is wales's 12 test match game in a row. in a nation with rugby at its heart, it is this one is the most. joe lynskey, bbc news. scotland's 20—year wait for a victory in paris goes on after they were beaten 27—10 by france. an injury—hit scotland team struggled against a resurgent france side who scored four tries, including this from yoann huget, to earn a bonus—point victory and their first win of this six nations. ali price scored a consolation try for the visitors. in the women's six nations, france have beaten scotland 41—10 — the scots have now lost their opening three fixtures in the tournament. it

for wales, this was gareth anscombe's chance to cement the kicking place. the deficit. it meant that with 13 minutes left, one school would change everything. —— one score would change everything. he scores his third try and wales ta ke he scores his third try and wales take the lead. that touchdown from hell would take wales to the six summit but still with seconds to go, they would scale greater heights. josh adams! fantastic! absolutely sensational! somehow from the air, josh adams controlled a crossfield kick, a finish to a trite worthy of settling the game. for wales, this isa12 settling the game. for wales, this is a 12 test match when in a row, the first time they have done that since 1910. but in a nation with by since 1910. but in a nation with rugby at its heart, it is this one that means the most. scotla nd that means the most. scotland has a 20 year wait for victory in paris goes on after they we re victory in paris goes on after they were beaten 27—10 in france. scotla nd were beaten 27—10 in france. scotland struggled against france who scored

opened the scoring for santiago salaries men before the home team equalised but sergio ramos and gareth bale hundredth goal for madrid wrapped up three one with. madrid always plays to win we always called the times we live very and obviously have to continue fighting for the title because they are a fantastic team with a great coach so now but we are sick and we must maintain our winning streak well funerals have started for the victims of the flamingo soccer academy in brazil. the first to be buried as arthur vinous yes one of the ten players killed in the fire that destroyed the team's training center on friday the club says an air conditioning unit sparked flames the funeral was held and finishes his hometown on what would have been his fifteenth birthday. the last name ria half of him was at the door to the training center he took my hand to any case to it and said give me a placing my i said be placed my son i touched him on the net and. to golf now in england's paul casey leaves by three shots at the pebble beach pro am the california course is one of the most beautiful in world

but wales chipped away at that deficit with kicks from gareth anscombe, who was given the opportunitydan biggar. it put them just four points behind with 15 minutes to go, so cory hill, the second row gave his wales side the lead with this score, he just got it down on the line. and in the last few minutes josh adams has surely made it safe finishing off this brilliant try from biggar, the substitue‘s kick. that is a great win as they make it a record 12th consecutive when. wales have unbeaten in the 6—nation zd wales have unbeaten in the 6—nation 20 as our england which means they can be on for the grand slam. it would be great result for them. it would be great result for them. it has brought us so much drama, i guess it was not too dramatic for scotland. well scotland went to france knowing they hadn't won a match in the six nations in paris since 1999... they were, however taking on a team with just 3 wins from their last 19 tests. however, the form book went out the window as france put in a stirring performance to earn a bonus—point, 27—10 win at the parc de princes, as hannah l

then gareth anscombe's chip set up 0wen watkin for his first try in a wales shirt.crossed over for a second time. warren gatland says his team have forgotten how to lose, and no wonder that is 11 wins in a row. the first time they have done that for more than a century. ireland recovered from opening—day defeat by england to beat scotland 22—13 at murrayfield. the grand slam champions were behind early on, but tries from conor murray and this one from jacob stockdale put the visitors ahead. sam johnson went over for the hosts to narrow the gap at the break. but keith earls' second—half try sealed the win forjoe schmidt's side. i think we just muscled our way through it, to be honest. it wasn't the prettiest game. we got a peach of a set—piece try. and a couple of broken field running tries. i think we restricted them to an intercept try. from their perspective especially in the first half, we were in 22, 34% of the time in their half for about 72% of the time. that was a massive effort. even the intercept was on our advantage. we kind of went to sleep a little bit t

for wales this was gareth anscombe is ‘s chance.nge everything. —— one score could change everything. but touchdown from hill would take wales to the six nations summit but with seconds to go they scaled greater heights. josh adams! fantastic! absolutely sensational! somehow from the ear josh adams controlled dan biggar‘s ci’oss josh adams controlled dan biggar‘s cross kick. this is the perfect text match when any rope for wales, the first time they had done it since 1910 before a nation with rugby at its heart it is this one means the most. we created a lot of problems for ourselves, i don't think england credit anything. we were much better in the half and we credit anything. we were much better in the - half and we got in the second half and we got stronger as the game went on and i spoke to the guys in the changing rooms and said the pain we went through last week and how hard we trained blade dividends. we were tired and there was an opportunity to exploit england in one area. the aerial game as we get today and we did a lot of

gareth bale scored his 100th real madrid goal as they beat atletico in the madrid derby to overtake theiroresheet as real secured their fifth league win in a row which means they sit second for the first time since september, above atletico, and just five points behind barcelona. meanwhile paris saint—germain will have concerns over the fitness of edinson cavani after he came off injured during their 1— nil win over bordeaux. after opening the scoring from the penalty spot, cavani left the pitch just before half—time holding his thigh. it could make him a doubt for psg's champions league showdown with manchester united this tuesday. a week on from their defeat to england in dublin last week. defending champions ireland travelled to edinburgh to put their campaign back on track.. the grand slam champions went behind early on, but tries from conor murray and jacob stockdale put the visitors ahead. sam johnson went over for the hosts to narrow the gap at the break, for his first international try. but an inch—perfect pass from joe carberry allowed keith earls to finished things off and seal

news, england bring injack nowell and ben moon for their six nations match against wales, who pick garethe at fly—half. good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. a 16—year—old boy has been found guilty of the rape and murder of six—year—old alesha macphail, on the isle of bute, lastjuly. he can't be identified, because of his age, but the judge at the high court in glasgow, said he'd committed "some of the most wicked and evil crimes" the court had ever heard. the trial lasted nine days, and the testimony was often harrowing, as details of alesha's death were revealed. the boy will be sentenced next month. our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, is at the high court in glasgow for us this evening. yes, clive, alesha's senseless and barbaric murder shocked the small community on bute, and people right across scotland. her mother wept in court as the unanimous verdict was read out in a victim impact statement, her father read out in a victim impact statement, herfather said day—to—day life had become almost impossible since her murder. her teenage killer showed no emotions as he w

gareth anscombe starts at fly half for the hosts.d afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. two former government ministers are warning they'll leave the conservative party if there's a no—deal brexit. it comes as the ii mps who've already left the tory and labour parties both say they expect more to join them in the coming days. but the chancellor, philip hammond, has rejected claims that the conservatives are now being controlled by the pro—brexit european research group. our political correspondent ben wright reports. so, will there be more? yesterday three conservative mps strode out of the partyjoining the eight who split from labour on monday. its opposition to brexit that binds them, while the prime minister hopes to keep brexit on track and her party together the split has caused regret in the cabinet. sad to lose three, good, committed colleagues so we will see what happens next. how serious is this? it is serious and we are in a very serious time as we try to get the right outcome for the uk on leaving the european uni

madrid after the first leg of their semi final tie in barcelona started without leno messi and wales gareth bale was also left on the bench and it was rails lucas vazquez who gave them the lead less than six minutes then messi stand in malcolm scored the equaliser just before bar says all time leading scorer return to action might still nursing an injury one one was the final score and it's all the play for in the second leg in madrid at the end of the month he would also draw in most of the hold of the one he felt a little bit better and i thought it was better for him to get into the pitch in the second half and when he came in he was decisive because every time he touches the ball we know he can create something and then not only if you see a lot in football it is very difficult to talk about justice in the football we had chance especially in the first half and also in the final part of the game we could have scored i think it's been a beautiful game tonight a lot of quality on the pitch a great watch for the fans even for us that working for me but especially for the fans for the fans

matt robinson for bloomberg news, dana hull, and gary nelson of cfra -- gareth nelson of cfra. see fra --nelson of cfra. court federal the rose ruled the justice department failed to show a lower court made a mistake. it rejected the government's antitrust argument. the governments it are decision is the t-mobile sprint deal. we will be following that. backg up, huawei fights taking center stage in barcelona. they poke fun at u.s. intelligence. we will discuss, next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: ed mobile world congress, the battle against a way -- against huawei continues. >> huawei has a strong track record in security for three decades. 73 billion people around the world. accusation hasty no evidence, nothing. emily: to discuss, i want to bring in the executive editor for tech in bloomberg, tom giles. people to fun at the nsa. tom: it was hilarious. he was making a joke in front of the entire world. emily: and it was under the pr

to go to the bench where madrid coach santiago claims there is no rift between him and his forward gareth bale bale has been on the bench for rails last two league games and refused to celebrate after scoring the decisive goal in his side's two one victory over live on tape on sunday mail take on barcelona in the semi final of the spanish couple wednesday tie is poised at one one after the first leg before they got a demo solo out of we've done a lot of talking about doris our thinking is now set on our next game we've got a huge match coming up we fought hard to get this far so we have to be one hundred percent focused on the return leg as are all the players are all united and share the clear objective of winning. fernando alonso may have quit formula one but he couldn't resist a visit to pre-season testing in barcelona the two time f one world champion is now focused on trying to win the indianapolis five hundred takes place in may his former team mclaren had a good day in spain the nineteen year old british what he learned on norris setting the fastest lap time the new season gets und

story which had its world premiere in berlin is mr jones it stars james norton as well as journalist gareth jones. you're out again this time arranging an interview with starlin in the one nine hundred thirty s. the reports of battle to reveal what's known as the whole autumn or the manmade famine on the soviet leader joseph stalin which killed millions of ukrainians this i read. something. and right off. the ball. the director says just as jones felt compelled to get the story out she felt compelled to tell his tale and she sees clear parallels with current events you know putting it call out this of the politicians the corruption of media and the indifference of the general public of the societies it is something which opens the door for the disaster we can see on the screen and where it's happened in twentieth century. nowadays there's no shortage of reminders of the crimes of the nazis like this memorial to europe's murdered jews but the message from the filmmakers is that people remembering what happened shouldn't be taken for granted and that's why they're hoping works like this get s

on the pitch, wales have preferred gareth anscombe at fly half to dan biggar whilst england have nameded england's decision to travel to cardiff tomorrow afternoon significant mistake by travelling tomorrow. coming through newport at five o'clock is not the best thing to be dealing. going through that tunnel, i mean, yeah, it's a good chance he could be chakras and buses and their holding them up, so... it'll be for them. former world squash number one nick matthew has told bbc news that the olympics has moved away from its traditional ideals and is looking towards increasingly younger audiences. it comes as the sport was overlooked for inclusion at the paris olympics in 2024, with break dancing proposed for its first inclusion... breaking as it's now more commonly known — was included in the youth olympics last year with the ioc set to decide on its appearance by december next year. england's head of men's cricket ashley giles says he expects just one head coach to be appointed as trevor bayliss' successor — rather than dividing responsibility of the test, odi and t20 teams. bayliss w

michael isikoff, laura coates, and gareth graff. mike, let me start with you and we'll go down the line. what was there today and what was not there today? >> riveting testimony. it's hard to remember a witness for congress who just was laying out a case against a sitting president of the united states. you'd have to go back to john dean, of course. when you go through, certainly, the testimony about the campaign finance violations, the payoffs to stormy daniels, that's the one clear federal crime that president trump has been implicated in. but, does it go all the way? no, because cohen did not, when he described his conversations with trump about this, did not say that it was explicitly about the campaign, which would -- which you would need to prove a campaign finance violation. the timing is helpful, but if you want to make a case against the president, you need that direct testimony. and i thought what was interesting in chairman cummings' opening statement, in his opening questioning, he wanted to craft it not as a campaign fi

england manager gareth southgate made the trip to georgia, seen here alongside david moyes and robertod at the moment, seen here with brazilian legend ka ka. well, proceedings got under way with local hero gladys knight singing the national anthem in her home city of atlanta, despite many african americans criticising her decision. while the half time entertainment was provided by maroon 5. they accepted the invitation after a number of artists reportedly turned down the opportunity. they managed nine hits crammed into their 13—minute set. but on the field it was the patriots who just about got over the line to make a bit of history. 0ur reporter seth bennett was watching. super bowl liii may not live long in the memory for many, but i think the implications of what happened here potentially well. you look at the new england patriots, and they really are a dynasty, a north american sports side that has built since 2002 when they won their first super bowl title to winning their sixth here in atlanta. an impressive turnaround for that club. may led by bill belichick, the coach, and tom

gareth southgate will be calling her sin, the best kicker of the clan that there is!th the cold and not thinking clearly! the brexit timetable would send me back to bed! but it does seem that all the reports we've had and all the business people with i don think they're concerned business people with i don think they‘ re concerned about business people with i don think they're concerned about no deal, it seems that that is having its impact, all of those reports. absolutely but i think i think suggestions that no deal has been taken off the table, that is premature. and business leaders saying that this sounds great but we re saying that this sounds great but were not convinced yet. iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif has offered his resignation in a surprise announcement on instagram. but much as mr zarif might want to leave his post, it will be hard for him to go against the wishes of the president who's made it clear he wants him to stay. mr zarif played a prominent role in negotiating the 2015 nuclear agreement between iran and major international powers.

one one after the first leg before they got a demo solo out of we've done a lot of talking about gareth our thinking is now set on our next game we've got a hue. match coming up we fought hard to get this far so we have to be one hundred percent focused on the return leg doris's all the players are all united and share the clear objective of winning. former captain sanath jayasuriya has been banned from all cricket related activity for two years just syria has made it to failing to cooperate with a corruption investigation the country's sports minister says the game's governing body writes sri lanka as the world's most corrupt cricket nation. the billionaire owner of super bowl champions the new england patriots has been formally charged with soliciting prostitution rob across the case will be heard in court in early april the seventy seven year old american faces two charges of paying for sex at a spa in jupiter florida he denies the allegations but police say they have video evidence croft is one of twenty five people facing similar charges connected to a larger investigation into hum

it is tricky to know exactly how much he will earn and there is debate about who is paid more, garethamid. ijust feel ready, really. i think there‘s been times in the past where it‘s been an option for me, but i never felt quite right. i always wanted to come into this with — with my full coaching badges. i got them with the a—licence, i did that last year. i live in the area, 15 minutes away, which is good. i know it‘s been 20 or 30 years since there‘s been excitement at the club, really, and i‘m like every other manager that‘s been at this club in that time — you want to try and change it, and i hope i can do it. scholes‘s former side manchester united are in action tonight as the champions league returns. they are taking on paris st—germain in the first of the knockout matches, but things are very different at old trafford since they last featured in this competition, before christmas. ole gunnar solskjaer has overseen ten wins out of his 11 matches in charge. we have given us the best possible opportunity from the way we have gone into this game now, because we‘re confident. i‘ve