feel like iam clothes and the runway...ke i am someone that i wouldn't mind if my little sister followed me an gram because i can say i am proud of the content because i can say i am proud of the co nte nt i because i can say i am proud of the content i am putting out. there is the sense of becoming more inclusive, do you find it becoming more inclusive and diverse in terms of the real power brokers, the people who run the scenes, honestly, can we be doing more? absolutely. every single day. i think there is so every single day. i think there is so much we can still improve on but you kind of step back and say, we are ata you kind of step back and say, we are at a good place now and fashion. iamso are at a good place now and fashion. i am so proud to bejoining the industry today because i am seeing models who is 72 years old, killing it on the runway and the magazine covers, it shows that beauty doesn't go away after a certain age, men are lucky, salt is attractive when you age, but for women, as you probably know, that isn

i must say, iam impressed. ifigured out all course. i must say, iam impressed.ured out all these course. i must say, iam impressed. ifigured out all these reasons course. i must say, iam impressed. i figured out all these reasons why somebody might not want to do a hologram and i eliminated those reasons. that is why we develop and he is right. while i have had fun with so—called holograms over the yea rs with so—called holograms over the years they have all needed a huge set up with precisely placed projectors and enormous pieces of glass or giant mesh and dark environments to allow the images to stand out. this one, however, is compact, portable and really bright. first things first, these are not holograms. you know what i think about the term hologram. but these are the most realistic not holograms i think are the most realistic not holograms ithinki are the most realistic not holograms i think i have ever seen. the key is that this part of the screen is transparent so if the camera moves left and right you can see the background move behind the character an

iam not i am not going to give up and my opponents are thinking, wow, now is the time to beat them. everything and i do not think it is going to be easy for them to play against us. well spurs opponents tonight have been called the most hated club in germany. right now red bull leipzig are second in the bundesliga — they could become the first team to stop bayern winning the title since 2012. but the clue‘s in the name when it comes to their controversy. red bull acquired and rebranded them as a fifth tier team eleven years — that‘s the equivalent of the conference — and the investment saw them rise up to the top of german football within just eight seasons. they finished third last season and this is the man who spurs will fear the most — timo werner — a striker who like most of leipzig‘s squad was bought young and cheap, none of their players tonight cost more than 20 million pounds. but that approach hasn‘t stopped their critics. red bull managed to evade rules about names and sponsorship by technically naming the club rasenballsport leizpig a decade ago. back then about 2,000 fa

iam i am delighted with my form and this is where he began to give myself some time, purely from the do that and it was due to the success of ben and i got something going and on the far side, iam something going and on the far side, i am really happy with my form. and you can hear more from morgan in the test match special podcast. depending on what happens with manchester city's in europe next season — fifth place could be all important in the premier league and may be a path to the champions league. well tottenham are occupying that right spot right now — but onlyjust after a late late winner in an eventful game against aston villa. 3—2 in finished. joe lynskey can tell us more... josie moreno has a new look, and search familiar prize. he holds the spurs towards the top four and could still be in the champions league next season. aston villa just wants to stay as a premier league side, ever ricochet matters in their bid to survive. he took the lead in this match through the own goal, but soon the belgian turned his afternoon around. a broken spin and strike brought spurs level, re

i must say, iam impressed.hologram, and i eliminated those reasons. that is why we developed this. first things first, these are not holograms. you know what i think about the term hologram. but these are the most realistic not—holograms i think i have ever seen. the key is that this part of the screen is transparent, so if the camera moves left and right you can see the background move behind the character and that really gives you a feeling that they are there and that this is a 3d image. a small piece of reflective floor and the shadow of the actor are also captured and sent to the booth, something that really

iam hoping special stages and things like that. and things like that. iam hoping i am helping special stages and things like that. i am hoping i am helping women and sport because and darts we played the men and all that so i am quite happy that i am on the mac breaking the barrier. it seems that barely a week goes by without reports of racist or homophobic incidents at football matches, a teenage bournemouth fan was banned from attending games for three years last week. shame in the game, that you can watch now on the iplayer, looks at the rise of hate crimes in football through the eyes of those that have been abused, in a moment we'll hear from the dover atheltic striker, inih effiong, about what he had to go through at hartlepool last november but first here's a taster of the bbc3 documentary. why as a black guy playing angle. that monkey. as ijumped up, i heard... racism is something that permeates every single level of english football. it is happening again and again and again and nothing is changing. during the game while i

i am friends i live here they think iam poor. iam not. i friends i live here they think i am poor.ther places. he is saving up to buy his own place. by living in a semi— basement, he and his cat hope to realise their dreams much sooner. i will be keeping my fingers crossed that they do well at the oscars. they have already done so well at the golden globes and the baftas. it is opening in the uk tomorrow and iamona opening in the uk tomorrow and i am on a mission to see it. some people think it may be an upset. it will be the first foreign language film to win, if in fact it does. good luck to parasite and other asian films in the internationalfilm scene. thank you for watching newsday on the bbc. i am rico his own in singapore. next we will head to shanghai to have a look at the streets of china's commercial hub that have been left e m pty commercial hub that have been left empty due to the coronavirus out rate. different pictures now. these before we go. these are of titanium tabby on the streets of a siberian city. her paws were frozen so she now has little titanium pause instea

iam. you are rolling yourself out? i am. i am.nly are there these ongoing issues about how it is releva nt ongoing issues about how it is relevant and compete for funding but the government has set itself up for a fight already. the big threat is netflix. it did not do very well at the oscars. people who did would be the oscars. people who did would be the sort of film you would see on bbc four, foreign language, south korean film. social satire has got every board in town. upstairs downstairs but in korean. but not pj. downstairs but in korean. but not pj. there is a mrs bridges character. they slipped themselves into a sinister way into a rich family. you have the androgynous boy bands, gangnam style and now this. thank you both very much. really good to be with us. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a

iam based in beijing. ifa live in. iam based in beijing.based in shanghai would be the same thing. if you leave the city and go anywhere in china, not merely wuhan, but anywhere, when you return you have to go into quarantining for two weeks. it could be many more interviews like is being conducted with foreign correspondent from many outlets. it gives you an idea of how much more strict the authorities are becoming to try and slow the spread of this virus as the number of deaths and the number of infected continues to increase and i think it will not change. i think it will not change. i think they will become even more strict. it will not change until the numbers plateau. next week, shanghai, beijing, in theory, they return to normal with millions of people riding the subway and going to work. i don't think that will happen. what is more likely is that many more companies will tell their work was to stay away and if people can work from home they will. because at the moment this does not feel like a city that is about to return to anywher

iam not rest of our colleagues in the united kingdom.m not bothered by rest of our colleagues in the united kingdom. i am not bothered by that. what is important is we have the right policy agenda in scotland so that we can win in 2021. some people will question whether you are the right man to lead the scottish conservatives. for example, you helped with the general election campaign last year, and you lost have your seats. we have obvious they just had an have your seats. we have obvious theyjust had an election, and i won 7596 theyjust had an election, and i won 75% of the vote. somebody told me thatis 75% of the vote. somebody told me that is more than boris, david camera or with one in their own elections. i have the support of the party. that election was very difficult for us. we would have preferred the election to have taken place after we left the european union, given their support for europe in scotland. frankly, the effort the snp had made to scaremonger people a little bit like in the millennium bug at the turn—of—the—centu

iam happy voters, not by the united states senate.ide and let impeachment remain only as an extreme remedy when there is a bipartisan national consensus. let's move on to other aspects of your very long career. as we have orally discussed. you were involved in the defence of oj simpson back in the mid— 90s, when he was charged with murdering his ex—wife, nicole brown. after that casey reflected with these really interesting words. you said when defence attorneys represent guilty clients, as most do, most of the time, their responsibilities to try by all and ethical means to prevent the truth about the clients guilt from emerging. you stand by those words today? of course. i learned that from british barrister named braun. i learned from many british barristers and it is an old tradition that comes out of great britain. if you are a defence attorney, you represent the guilty, the innocent and everybody in between. yourjob is to get the best outcome for your client, the prosecution's job is to get the best outcome for the prosecution. w

iam the video which we can show you now.re is some chinese sickness going around, maybe i will stay the (bleep) away from them. we heard from one woman saying she has been treated very badly since the corona virus outbreak. here are some of the comments. we spoke to her, and she told us about the abuse. a lot of my inbox isjust quite hateful messages, and they weren't the worst ones, because they weren't the worst ones, because the worst ones, i had to blockjust to protect my own mental health. and what is the explanation for this kind of racism, do you believe?|j feel kind of racism, do you believe?” feel like a lot of it has to do with the media and the hysteria that the media is doing. i was on the tube and the evening standard said, china virus taking over, so the media is overplaying it quite a lot. they are demonising chinese people, they are trying to shift blame. sol demonising chinese people, they are trying to shift blame. so i don't have the answers completely, but a lot of it does have to do with the media and th

no, iam are asking me why, i am telling you.ers? well, actually, i think we ended up allowing boris johnson to have a general election which was really a referendum. let me ask you about the security of our country. you are shadow defence secretary and have set in the past, i don't think being against nuclear weapons is that they need. you were recently asked if he would press the nuclear button and you said it was best not to answer. i wonder if british voters deserve to hear the a nswer british voters deserve to hear the answer from someone who wants to be prime minister. british voters deserve to hear that the leader of our country will do everything to defend our country if we are under threat. you will keep them safe? yes. but you know what, like margaret thatcher, like macmillan, like wilson, like all of the prime ministers until the recent lot, we never say in what circumstances we would press the button. we are not going to tell our enemies, if you do this, we won't end if you do this, we will. the point is that if you h

iam going in taster session. —— i have asked thushari. i am going in the back.). the suspension is still the same though, you are still getting rattled around in the back. we are pretty lucky though, we are among the first people to try this electric tuk—tuk. excellent driving, excellent driving. so how was it, how did it feel? and would you one day like to own one of these? the issue of affordability will decide whether electric tuk—tuk two are ever developed on a mass scale. but here the project's manager is bullish about the future. whether we like it or not the future is electrification of transportation system. so i think in the next five years or so it is going to come into the streets and even bikes and scooters, so it is going to happen in the nearfuture, yeah. five years is ambitious, but who knows — the spirit of innovation and a smattering of political will might bejust and a smattering of political will might be just enough to clear the air in colombo. stay with us, because still to come: the traveller who took on the fat phobia and one. and snakes i

iam not should have the courtesy and patience... i am not in a hurry. down. she is obviously, if you would like to listen, conflating a number of issues with a new immigration system that very clearly i have out lined as a phased approach that is focusing on skills. the home secretary did, however, get a vote of confidence. canl can i say to my right honourable friend how enormously pleased i am that she is here in thisjob which she is doing brilliantly. and all of us she is doing brilliantly. and all of us believe that here for certain. canl us believe that here for certain. can i go on to say that on the migration policy that she has announced over the last week, could she also confirm, the reality is that many ask concern about the scale of migration, where over a million that number of migrants coming in over three years are now responding to about 80% of all population growth. this is a scale unprecedented. but the snp didn't think she was doing brilliantly. despite lots of competition, this pretend points—based system is one of the most damaging,

this is the business briefing, iam ben this is the business briefing, i am ben bland.i am ben bland. the bumpy ride continues. uber is taking more than money than ever but profits are still a long way off. plus from metropolis to ghost town. how the coronavirus outbreak has hit shanghai. and on the markets, equities fell in asia after a long rally last week. investors took profit and are taking for some us jobs data on friday. that will give us data on friday. that will give us is snapshot.

so, iam really ha p py incredible, i have to say.nd the result. in the day's other games. fourth placed chelsea drew 2—2 at third placed leicester. it was goalless between manchester united and wolves. watford let a two goal lead slip, to lose at home to everton. and west ham drop into the relegation zone, they drew 3—3 with brighton, having led 3—1 in the second half. wins too for bournemouth and sheffield united. real madrid are six points clear at the top of la liga after a 1—0 win over city rivals atletico. karim benzema got the winner. barca can close the gap to three points, if they can beat levante on sunday. bayern munich are top of the bundesliga after a 3—1win at mainz. they leapfrog leipzig who drew with borussia moenchengladbach. dortmund go third. erling haaland scored twice in their 5—0 win against union berlin. that was the 19—year—old norwegians first start, but he's now got seven goals in three games since joining from salzburg. sofia kenin is the surprise champion at the australian open. the 21—year—old american had

iam sure consequences in every walk of life. has been had and ultimately, that has been and gone. we can continue to talk about it. there was a lot of good by about it. there was a lot of good rugby at the weekend and naturally finn's non—involvement with scotland is something that will continue to bubble away, none of us have any idea what will happen moving forward but i think if you detach from the public and media view on things, if you take yourself into the squad, scotla nd you take yourself into the squad, scotland have improvements to make but they built a decent foundation on saturday to be able to go into a cup game with confidence. on saturday to be able to go into a cup game with confidencem on saturday to be able to go into a cup game with confidence. it is usually disappointing for finn russell himself to be missing any game for scotland, but such a huge one being the calcutta cup against england. yes, especially when you think about the past two outings for scotla nd think about the past two outings for scotland a

iam know the concern when they want to.ike england are about to peek at the right time so we have to lean on sunday and we never know what the west indies who will turn up but they have been added to the big hit or miss backing england at this stage. in group a, who else has impressed you so far i'm seeing in the semifinals? australia, it's that whole competition, the world cup there have been impressive, new ceiling really did put india under a bit of pressure, i would love to see new zealand in the next semifinals. they play bangladesh tomorrow. in england's group, south africa are top after thrashing thailand by 113 runs. lizelle lee's maiden t20 international hundred helped south africa posted 195, a record for the competition. thailand, on their debut in the tournament, could musterjust 82 in response. south africa are level on points with england but ahead on net run rate. let's have a look at some of the other stories around today and staying with cricket. mark wood has been ruled out of england's tour to sri lanka w

iam hoping i am hoping we can show you the numbers there we go!suffered its worst quarterly contraction in more than five years, shrinking 6.3% on an annualised basis in the last quarter of last year. trading is expected to be light as us markets will be shut on monday for a public holiday. the euro was on the back foot, as concerns mounted about weakening economic growth in europe, after germany reported zero growth in its economy at the end of 2019. time now for our daily look at some of the newspaper and website stories which have caught our eye. joining me is allyson stewart—allen, chief executive of the marketing consultancy, international marketing partners. shall we start with the markets took a burger story we've been covering the top of the show? what do you make of it? it's attempting to be pre—emptive and it seems to me you can get the sense of nick clegg ‘s influenced now in some of the communication. the former deputy prime minister here. indeed, he is an adviser and a full—time member of staff on facebook ‘s leadership team. you are

iam probably looking ata significantly? iam probably looking at a chart that says wednesday later.t day for the wind but we will be talking about gusts, 60, 70 and slightly higher through monday and tuesday. it is hanging around for some time. thank you we will speak again later. you can keep up to date with the changing weather developments in your area today, just head to your local bbc radio station, and of course, the bbc news website. a plane carrying british nationals home from the coronavirus—hit city of wuhan has landed at raf brize norton in oxfordshire. there were more than 200 people on board the flight, including government staff, military medics and foreign nationals. the foreign office said it was the second and final flight to be chartered by the government out of the chinese city. but the british ambassador to china has told the bbc that two britons were refused permission to board this last flight. that's the fourth group of british citizens that we've managed to get out. so that is good news. we have not got everybody out, we know that. unfortunately, two people f

iam happy and like that these issues are being brought up.creaming argument. it is important for women to feel they can be beautiful and enhanced himself but what really makes you beautiful is not that and i

iam not, a hint to i hope you are primed with caffeine.s an exclusive, claiming that the american woman accused of killing harry dunn was a senior cia agent. claims that the department of health has been selling patient data to international drug companies is the observer's lead. warnings of a major outbreak of coronavirus in the uk is the top story in the sunday times. the sunday mirror has an exclusive on the death of the soldier, bernard mongan, whose body the paper says went undiscovered for three weeks at catterick barracks. the biggest revolution in transport and communications since the victorian era is on the horizon, according to the sunday express. the government is planning to impose a mansion tax according to the sunday telegraph. and that's a picture of the bbc‘s sophie raworth, who has qualified to represent england in a home—international half marathon. she is very, very fit. the coronavirus on the front pages. and a major virus outbreak morning. we have had 200 people arrived back from wuhan this morning? five britons in a

iam not separately and representing the queen.ey mean because i cannot think of an example. because i cannot think of an exa m ple. clearly because i cannot think of an example. clearly they feel perhaps they have given up more than originally hoped and they have been honest and said they hoped to have more of a halfway house and that it wasn't possible. it is clear what they value the most is their ability to operate or so giving up things perhaps they had not initially intended, they are willing to do that as long as they can achieve the goal of being free to make decisions about their future. with sussex royal, in some ways it is frustrating for them because they have to go back to the drawing board and re—establish themselves under a new name, but in doing so, they will be more free from the constant potential criticism of should they use royal, are they cashing in by doing so? for them, use royal, are they cashing in by doing so? forthem, this use royal, are they cashing in by doing so? for them, this is a better outcome in t

iam i am overwhelmed with the support, it is absolutely nuts here.drenaline at the moment and like i say, this is overwhelming. the support i have had from day one, from... you know what i mean? from families bringing me into their homes and putting me up in hotels and feeding me, it hasjust homes and putting me up in hotels and feeding me, it has just been one big coming together. i'm glad he has got that hat on to keep warm. and we'll be taking an in—depth at the papers with our reviewers david wooding and shyama perera — that's coming up after the latest headlines and a full sport update. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz shafernaker. this hello. we've got some sunshine on offer for you today. certainly not for everybody, but i think for much of the country it will turn out to be a pretty decent day once the cloud

iam ben i am ben brown, thank you for watching, plenty more still to come, don't go away. 60 mil per the country but elsewhere whether improving and by the time we get to the afternoon, the gaels should have gone by then and then by the evening, it will fall flat and calm. the temperature on tuesday will be around about ten in the south and on the north not far off that as well. this is the forecast for wednesday so we have got high pressure across the uk which means very settled conditions and also means it will be a chilly start to wednesday as well. so let's summarise all of that. we are in very very when they start to the beat, lots of showers, sam hill snow, blizzards for a time in scotla nd snow, blizzards for a time in scotland but from mid week, drier and much brighter. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today. a man shot dead by police after stabbing two people in south london was a convicted terrorist who had been released earlyjust days ago. sudesh amman was under armed police surveillance — the government says it will tod

iamoff iam off on iamoffona i am off on a snorkelling trip which i'm told there's going to be very specialou've taken me to this lovely location. what are we going to do here? we're going to jump in the water and swim with sharks. they are quite big, about two metres, don't worry, they are harmless. they are tiny nurse sharks. they are fat guys. a fat shark sounds like a good shark to me. a skinny, hungry shark, that i would be worried about. there is no need to worry because they are harmless. they cannot bite you, all right? they have teeth inside their throat. they are feeding on crabs and shells and octopus, so we are too big for them. they will ignore you. ok, here goes. i'm going in there with the nurse sharks. wish me luck. flipping heck! one minute i was just floating, then antoine said, "look below you." and quite literally, brushing past my feet, was a nurse shark. it's nuts! oh, my days! they are just so close! oh, my god! even though you know they are not dangerous, every time you get touched by a fin you just sort of bounce... squeals. that was absolutely awesome. you can see

his parents had called the qeqm hospital in margate at iam in the morning as kirsty was in pain and her was advised to ta ke changed. she was advised to take painkillers and go to bed. i6 take painkillers and go to bed. 16 hours later she called again and was invited in this time, where staff discovered reed had died. being a first-time mum, i suppose you put too much trust in these people to advise you and get you through something as vulnerable as this. and so you don't question it. east kent hospitals trust say they are investigating the case, but three other families we have spoken to have told us their babies would have survived if medics in east kent had provided that care. that is in addition to the sudden preve nta ble addition to the sudden preventable deaths revealed last month. the trust have apologised in two of the new cases, and denied wrongdoing in the third. an inquest last month found harry redford's death in 2017 was wholly avoidable. now the coroner in that case has written to the trust demanding they make 19 improvements to ensure better maternity care. ministers are

i must say, iam impressed.figured out all these reasons why somebody might not want to do a hologram, and i eliminated those reasons. that is why we developed this. first things first, these are not holograms. you know what i think about the term hologram. but these are the most realistic not—holograms i think i have ever seen. the key is that this part of the screen is transparent, so if the camera moves left and right you can see the background move behind the character and that really gives you a feeling that they are there and that this is a sd image. a small piece of reflective floor and the shadow of the actor are also captured and sent to the booth, something that really adds to the realism. # send in the clowns... with thejoker leading the oscar pack this weekend with 11 nominations, it is not hard to see how the right kind of character inside one of these devices could have a film's marketing department going nuts. i'd like to see every cardboard cutout standee in a lobby replaced with a hologram portl

iam intrigued so we will come to that in a moment. i am intrigued to know whether you have managed to sell off anything online that you did not want and perhaps made something in the process. we will deal with that later. firstly, the serious situation covered by the new york times. this is becoming like a wartime level of action in wuhan and yet despite all the action, the number of infected people with corona virus spikes and the number of deaths continues to rise. the new york times has a very detailed piece this morning with a lot of facts and figures about what is going on in wuhan and what appears to be happening now is that there is literally a house to house test going on across the state as to whether or not people are contracting the virus and if they are contracting the virus they are contracting the virus they are contracting the virus they are being taken to quarantine locations and the whole hills system, because the supply chain is in lockdown, the whole hills system really is creaking now and as you say, the numbers in

iam intrigued so we will come to that in a moment.whether you have managed to sell off anything online that you did not want and perhaps made something in the process. we will deal with that later. firstly, the serious situation covered by the new york times. this is

when iam in until friday. —— i can keep it.1971. so let's get it on. you need that kind of nerves. you need nerves going into these big fights. it's healthy. and on the night hopefully i will have a few nerves and stuff. my i will have a few nerves and stuff. my late on in my career, 31, three more votes, whether it takes a year or 18 months, thejobseeking will be no more within two years, that's for sure. “ gypsy —— gypsy king. defending champion belinda bencic is out of the dubai tennis championships after losing to anastasia pavlyuchenkova. bencic came close to a ‘golden set‘ after winning 19 points in a row at the start of the match — eventually taking it 6—1. but the russian responded brilliantly to win the following two sets by the same score in what was her first match back since reaching the quarter—finals of the australian open last month. the third seed elina svitolina is out after being beaten by american qualifier jennifer brady in just an hour. brady, who beat world number one ashleigh barty in brisbane last month,

iam i am spartacus! and the hollywood actor, star of historical epics —

i must say, iam impressed.ed out all these reasons why somebody might not want to do a hologram, and i eliminated those reasons. that is why we developed this. first things first, these are not holograms. you know what i think about the term hologram. but these are the most realistic not—holograms i think i have ever seen. the key is that this part of the screen is transparent, so if the camera moves left and right you can see the background move behind the character and that really gives you a feeling that they are there and that this is a 3d image. a small piece of reflective floor and the shadow of the actor is also captured and sent to the booth, something that really adds to the realism. # send in the clowns... with thejoker leading the oscar pack this weekend with 11 nominations, it is not hard to see how the right kind of character inside one of these devices could have a film's marketing department going nuts. i'd like to see every cardboard cutout standee in a lobby replaced with a hologram portl. i wa

iam them not being released, i think. ok.ondon, who has been talking specifically about this, i think... actually, we have not quite yet. 0ur audience will have to bear with us because we are coming live this morning and as souness we have that clip we will bring it to you. how do you feel this money? you talked about having your children with you. do you feel safe wandering about with your kids?” with you. do you feel safe wandering about with your kids? i do feel safe, actually. yesterday, we could not get into our house which is around the corner, everything was cordoned off, and we are allowed it now but everything is road blocked and secure and there is lots of police presence. as i said, the community have really come together, when i could not get into my house with my son yesterday, the number of local people that offered for me to come in and have a coffee and sit down in the warm, i was shocked, actually. i do feel safe this morning, definitely. lee, dave and claire, thank you so much for talking to us and thank you

iam sharanjit this monday's asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl.d trump arrives in india injust a few hours for his first official trip to the country as us president. indian prime minister narendra modi will be welcome him today in his home state of gujarat. we are joined now from a meta— bard with all the latest. tell us meta— bard with all the latest. tell us what is expected. —— ahmedabad. lot of pomp, a lot of ceremony. this is being called the biggest welcome that any visiting foreign dignitaries has received in recent times and premised at the renderer modi in his home state of gujarat where i am reporting from is leaving no stone unturned on welcoming the president. he lands here and goes on a roadshow for a few kilometres before going to the ashram, the residents of mahatma gandhi before embarking on his freedom struggle. then he goes on to the stadium behind me. if you can see, down this way is the world's largest cricket stadium which is expected to see about 100,000 people later stadium which is expected to see about 100 , 000 people la

iam in as is onlyjust being talked about now?at i'm somewhat amazed, frankly, that they are two sides involved in this, the three sides have not actually discussed all of this, some months ago. one of the key things before any journey is preparation. ago. one of the key things before anyjourney is preparation. and that's the key factor and royalty protection. they are experts at preparing royal visits and the whole issue of protection. and i am most concerned at this latest development. so your point is that once prince harry and his wife started having conversations about wanting to spend a lot of time in canada, those conversations should have been immediately because protection security is the number one issue, surely? you're absolutely right. the advice if you are actually took it and amaze her it's coming from because it does not make sense to me, he must know that the potential threat is there and there area number of potential threat is there and there are a number of individuals and i won't go into details, obviously ther

iam things in the future for me and my team. i am excited.igible for barca's champions league run. in the europa league — could ajax's campaign be done in the last 32. the dutch champions lost 2—0 to getafe in their first leg. meanwhile, manchester united drew 1—1 at bruges — another side who dropped down from the champions league. emmanuel dennis opened the scoring before anthony martial grabbed the equaliser and what could be a crucial away goal for 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s side. it was a difficult game against a well—organised team under difficult conditions. so i don't think it was one of the best games anyone has seen. we got away, and away goal, we got a draw, we go home next week so hopefully we can finish the job. here are some of the night's other results. sevilla — who are bidding to win the cup for a record—extending 6th time — drew 1—1 at cluj in romania. arsenal were 1—0 winners over 0lympiakoas in greece. alexandre lacazette scored the only goal. diogojota scored a hat—trick as wolves thrashed espanyol 4—0. and christian eriksen w

iam here i am here in wanted to speak to the european cruise weight champion and one of the biggest boxingtill live in the area, good memories here. it wasn't the best. i had to deal with... once that was all done, school, more of a fun place where got to grow as a person. i watched at the other day. that one is another one where i did not tell many people. my mum and dad were not really keen on me boxing at the time. i said i was doing for training, soi time. i said i was doing for training, so i was going to have a fight in secret and come back hopefully with the win and say i did it, sorry. i got the win. but that was a great experience. just because i happen to see him, still an amateur, i'm not... sat down on the table, andi amateur, i'm not... sat down on the table, and i just amateur, i'm not... sat down on the table, and ijust sat down and... and they probably thought i was a fan with a picture. i was like i know who you are, bro boxer, i am an amateur, so if you need sparring, let me know and i can handle myself. then they contact me later on that day. —— a boxer. as much as i enj

iam victory to get there back on track. i am really enjoying. in facing my balls.sed, and faith it is coming to keep time for us. we had a long way to belly this competition. england to his pakistan on friday. jo currie, bbc news, canberra. england top their group after pakistan surprised 2016 champions west indies by eight wickets in canberra. chasing 125 to win, they reached their target in the penultimate over, helped by their captain bismah maroof making an unbeaten 38. its only the second time pakistan have beaten the windies in this format, and they've never made it out of the group stages. that match against england at around 8am uk time on friday. if england's cricketers are outside bets for the tournament, britain's cyclists carry serious expectation on their saddles in olympic year. we'll get a good indication of their prospects ahead of tokyo at the track cycling world championships in berlin this week with the first medals being dished out tonight. jill douglas and chris boardman are there for us... if the opening day here in berlin. chris bought bill a

did you ever set up incidents where you say iam going ever set up incidents where you say i am going your career? yes, 10096. there have been many times that for me, for so long, i had a million and one paparazzi following me, whether it was going to the shop, dropping my kids off at the school come to the point where i learned how to control it myself, to the point where i would do something and i would make sure i would only have one paparazzi there, so it is not a million of them, because if people know where i am going and i have 30 photographers following me, it is insane. it is actually embarrassing to walk down the street and people thing, look at that celebrity, that the list —— that d lister, you can't go anywhere so what i did, which many have done, is go to an individual agency and you are in control and only one person will ta ke control and only one person will take a picture, so you are not walking down the street with your children, going to do your food shopping with a million paparazzi following you and it has worked to my advantage, because no other paparazzi know t

. —— iam against goes, i might not have a choice. —— i am against it and until.he few hours with the opening match showcasing the defending champions quetta gladiators. new zealand batsman ross taylor admits he wasn't sure if he'd play test cricket again after his debut — let alone reach 100 test appearances. he'll reach the landmark in the first test between new zealand and india in wellington on friday. he'll also become first in international cricket to reach a hundred appearances in all three formats. stephen fleming, daniel vettori and brendan mccullum are the only other players to achieve the feat for new zealand in test matches. ijust got a i just got a call from ijust got a call from brandon before we got here saying all the best. he said do better than he did, i don't know what he got in his game. i asked i don't know what he got in his game. iasked if i don't know what he got in his game. i asked if there are any tips on how to deal with tickets and things like that but no. you know, thatis things like that but no. you know, that is great — i got a ment

iam rico you for investing your time with us. i am rico hizon, bye for now.nternet watchdog. —— 0fcom was that they will be given responsibility to hold online platforms account for any harmful content. our media reporter has more. if you make a habit of asking young people across the country about their digital lives, you find a generation both addicted to smartphones and alert to the dangers. we just go past the terms and conditions, just press agree, but really, no—one actually takes time to actually read it. those dangers, which evolve every week and test parents‘ tech—savviness, have led to long—awaited proposals on online harms. its centrepieces are a statutory duty of care for companies that allow user—generated content and the appointment of 0fcom as the uk's first internet regulator. but there's still no detail on what the penalties will be for companies breaking the law. why would a californian tech giant worry about a slap on the wrist from a british regulator? well, because i think there are a lot of users in britain. they've got a big footprint h

iam not i am not sure what he would make of it, to be honest.et's hope they have the air—conditioning on, otherwise it would wouldn't it? —— it would melt, wouldn't it? you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but, from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. we're stuck in this colder air stream through wednesday and thursday, and that means more showers, more wintry showers as well, and we've already seen snow falling to quite low levels. now, as those showers ease off across central and eastern parts of the uk, we'll see temperatures dropping away. many areas having a touch of frost. particularly cold though, again, in the north—east of scotland, and given those showers, some icy conditions, especially for northern and western parts of the uk, where those showers keep going into the morning. in general, fewer showers, perhaps, on wednesday. a few will get across to the midlands, eastern england, and eastern scotland, but most of them, certainly during the afternoon, towards northern

the life expectancy, iam expecting, i to take over our lives.nd still smiling. i am not giving in to my last breath, too many reasons to live. i know this is a cloud that you did not want to join and not want to be on. i appreciate the time you're going to take the time to talk to us about it because we know that generally, i hope i am not generalising too much. men do not generalising too much. men do not often talk about illness. do not talk about how they feel. so, how much does it help to sit here and be able to talk to each other today? much does it help to sit here and be able to talk to each other today7|j able to talk to each other today?” would say, it is unfortunate the circumstances of which we have come together. it is unfortunate but, we can try to turn it into

iam ben i am ben thompson.it will close up to 100 stores if business rates do not change and if vat rates increase. anthony smith said that 10 years ago rates would have accounted for just 26% of the chain‘s rental value, but now are more than half. heathrow airport has apologised for disruption after the west london hub was hit by "technical issues". passengers described the situation as "utter chaos" after a problem with the airport‘s it system meant passengers couldn‘t find correct boarding gates. heathrow says the issues have now been resolved. let‘s get more on the economic impact of the coronavirus. factories have been forced to slow production because of a shortage of china—made parts, global commodity prices are down, as demand from chinese factories for oil and gas has slumped, and travel firms have suffered as the number of passengers has fallen sharply. but how long could the downturn last? our global trade correspondent dharshini david has been finding out. the birthplace of sir winston churchill. a

iam nota i am not a big celebration person. ifi i am not a big celebration person.rk at someone giving back if they are making ajoakim, i say it looks cool but if i did that i would probably end up with a broken back. i know what my qualities are and it is definitely not celebrating a goal. probably a couple to be honest. the game with arsenal at brighton, a special day because... coming from london and an amazing season going to the world cup and then playing a world cup final no one expected i think is something amazing you only expected once in your life. i can't go on the street any more without getting recognised. one of the steps we always wanted and women's football one up at winning the euro, it got that boom and right now we play for 30,000 people all the time. it is growing as i work on how we do in holland, we are probably almost more popular than the men's team. girls are coming to oui’ the men's team. girls are coming to our games but little boys are coming as well instead of a van dyck teacher, they're wearing my t—shirt. my teacher, they're wearing my

iam here i am here in belgrade, where the great britain basketball team are hoping to make history this week. with the chinese grand prix the latest sporting event in doubt due to the coronavirus, the international olympic committee tries to calm fears that toyko 2020 could be cancelled. also coming up in the programme: he's walked out of north london and moved to milan, but does christian eriksen feel like he was made a scapegoat during the end of his time at tottenham? yeah, i was honest. yeah, iwas honest. i yeah, i was honest. i wanted to try something new and i said that. but i did get the blame for a lot of stuff, for being the bad one. the super league is less than a week old, and already there have been several headlines on and off the pitch, mainly involving israel folau. he's the australian rugby player who last year was sacked by rugby australia for homophobic comments. he's been given another chance in rugby league afterjoining the catalans dragons for the 2020 super league season. but there are concerns from other clubs that reputational damage could be done to the league,

done changed his whole team, and heat unchanged up everything, so i can't speakfor him, but you know, iamor him, but you know, i am definitely pick up where where i left off at, and more calmer, more patient endeavour. what a fight that's going to be on saturday. rory mcilroy says he won't play in the proposed breakaway premier golf league. the tournament would be an 18—event grand prix style world tour, with a prize fund of almost 190 million pounds, to rival the pga tour. tiger woods and justin rose have both been approached about the tour but, rory says it's not for him. the one thing as a professional golfer in my position that i value is the fact that i have autonomy and freedom over everything that i do. i pick and choose. this is a perfect example. some guys this week made the choice to not come to mexico. if you go and play this other golf league, you are not going to have that choice. for me, i might. my position is i am i am against it until there may come a day that i can't be against it if everyone else goes, i might not have a choice. finally the para—powerlifting world cup s

iam i am works for the ministry of tourism antiquities in gaza.new about the gaza hordes. by by law, the fishermen ‘s big fines should have been handed into the ministry and officially documented asa ministry and officially documented as a priceless part of gaza's heritage. instead, the fishermen sold their coins onto traders illegally. the fishermen say they have no choice but to sell what they find. the fishermen have tried to piece together what happened today coins after they sold them to local dealers. the seizure of coins by the israeli authorities at the border caught the attention of the professor. i made a comparison of the two coins. this is the picture came “— the two coins. this is the picture came —— taken by fadel in march 2017 and this is the picture published on the israeli news site injuly 17 and you can see it's obviously the very same coin, all the details are identical. he finally found a match, linking a coin in fadel‘s pictures with this one stopped at the border. he suspects other coins were successfully smuggled out and sol