this is the man who is wanted by the icc, the man who is wanted by the icc, the international criminalnd he committed war crimes. i believe omar al—bashir is, if you want to do anything, he has to down and let the sudanese people decide. we will talk about what you in the opposition want to see done. just to continue with the protest that have been going on. isn't there political opposition, such as yours, you are a member of the splm—n, which is one of the opposition parties, part of the umbrella group, aren't you jumping on the momentum of the street, you are not leading these protests yourselves, your being quite opportunistic. no, that is not true. we are organic to the mass movement. not only is the professional consensus group, this protest is it is a culmination of a long struggle of the sudanese people. it is true it has been started by this. they are part of the society. the political parties have been in the front line for yea rs. have been in the front line for years. they not members, necessarily, of the political parties which are a real mishmash in sudan. a government spo

he divided sudan, he's wanted by the icc. those facts have to be considered. darfur, allegedly. and there are those now in sudan, like the chairman of your group, sudan call, who say the icc should freeze the case against bashir as a kind of exit deal for him. we've also had a very prominent sudanese businessman, saying the same thing — to lift the charges if it means that omar al—bashir goes from power. is that something you would support? well, before we go into all this, did bashir ever express that he wants to step down? did bashir ever say? and what he is doing, he is killing more sudanese... no, but would you support the icc freezing or lifting its case against omar al—bashir as part of an exit deal? your chairman says yes. first of all, bashir is not ready to leave power, so i am not going into hypothetical issues. and to give bashir a deal when he is not ready even to say, after 30 years, that he wants to leave power — but he wants to stay in power. 30 years injune, it will be. but look, there are elections due in sudan april 2020. as things stand, in

two matches in and that opportunity is gone and, with it, the chance to win four crucial icc women's. the first 0di, well, it was a heavy defeat, the first 0di, well, it was a heavy defeat, batting second. on this occasion, they once again won the toss but this time couldn't make the most of the batting conditions early on. 0nly nat sciver, with 85, a brilliant innings, offered much hope for england. 161 was all they could master and the target, a lowly one, was easily chased down by india. the world is best batter in the women's game, smriti mandhana, making 63. the evergreen captain, mithali raj making 47 not out and england left thinking what might have been as once again they have come to india and failed to win an 0di series. the series is gone now, which is obviously hugely disappointing for the side but we have one more game to go, obviously with championship points, so it is really important. we dust ourselves down. obviously we feel the disappointment little bit but we come back tomorrow, and focus on the last 0di. this year, of course, is an ashes year and england will go i

coast president said to tell the icc it is time he was released. we report on the legacy of the postelection crisis that saw him end up in the hague in the first place. .opes for an economic boost four women are reported ministers. we will be talking to one of them. you are watching live from paris. north korea has pledged to destroy its nuclear enrichment facilities. according to stephen beacon, washington is ready to explore ways for them to give up weapons. they need a complete list of nuclear assets before any deal can be reached. our reporter has more. marks the first time a sitting u.s. president met with a north korean leader, signing an optimistic but vague declaration of denuclearization. up for a second summit, both sides are ready to make concrete man's. >> we are prepared to d discuss many actioions that could help build d trust between our countrieies and advanced further progress. >> he revealed north korea had an october pledged to destrtroy all nucleaear enrichment facilities but washington wants clear-cut commitment. allowts north

and banned for the final test — west indies captainjason holder punished by the icc for a slow—over rate forjoining us. it's one of the most watched sporting events in the world. and after all the build—up, though, we've had the lowest scoring first half at the super bowl in 44 years.

gabriel has been charged with a breach of the icc code of conduct after root had been seen respondingom the fast bowler by saying: "don't use it as an insult. "there's nothing wrong with being gay." the charge, which was handed down by match umpires, will now be dealt with by match referee jeff crowe. the launch of the 2019 pakistan super league took place in dubai on tuesday. the fourth edition of the country's premier twenty—20 competition will have more matches in pakistan than any before. a decade on from the terrorsit attack on sri lanka's team bus, the pakistan cricket board hope the tournament will be the spark that brings the test match game back to the country once again. austin halewood reports. a new trophy for a new season of the pakistan super league. a bright new future for a country starved of our national game. as more and more players come and play in the psl, the level of confidence in pakistan and the pakistan cricket board to organise matches in a secure and safe environment has increased. but a decade ago, the environment was anything but safe. the sri lankan tea

two matches gone, and the opportunity has gone, and with that, the chance to win four crucial icc pointsirst occasion. this time, they won the toss, but could not make most of the batting conditions early on. only one early brilliant innings offered much hope for england. 161 was all they could muster, and the lowly target was easily chased down by india. the world's best batter in the women's game making 63. england left thinking what might have been, as once again they have come to india and failed to win an odi series. the series is gone which is very disappointing for us as a side. we have got one more game to go, with those championship points, so it is really important we dust ourselves down. obviously, we feel the disappointment, but tomorrow we will move on and focus on that last odi. this year is an ashes year, and england will go into the summer knowing they have to play the world's number one side on home soil, but australia, when they were here 12 months ago, beat india 3—0. so are england worryingly far behind? england came up with extremely high hopes, wanting to be the fir

england gets under way on wednesday. 39—year—old gayle was part of the west indies team that won the icca as the west indes' all—time scorer in one—ay internationals. in one—day internationals. he'll be hoping to break that record befiore he retires. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me in the rest of the team, see you very soon. goodbye. —— and the rest. well, it's felt a lot like spring in the past few days with temperatures getting into the mid, even high teens. looks like the temperatures will ease back down a little bit for at least two or three days before they will start rising once again. and, in fact, by the weekend, it could be exceptionally mild across the uk. in the short term, clouds are drifting across the country. these are weather fronts. also some showers in the forecast, too, so not a completely dry picture on monday. in fact, the showers getting into many western parts, some across scotland too. they could be short and sharp through the course of monday, but i think as far as early monday morning is concerned, many of us

captainjason holder will miss the 3rd test against england in st lucia after being suspended by the icc match in antigua. windies won the game inside three days yesterday to take an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. there's been more success for tom daley at the british national diving cup in plymouth. the two—time olympic medallist followed up yesterday's success in the 10—metre sychronised event by winning the men's individual platform today. and it was a big win too — his final dive scored over 100 points, and he finished 70 points clear of matthew dixon in second. daley‘s new diving partner matty lee finished sixth. i would say i was happy with it, obviously i am happy with a gold medal but there was a lot that could be improved on. i'm a perfectionist and i won't fully be happy until i gets perfect tens on everything. for this time in the season, i'm happy with where i'm at. looking to the world series event and then challenge it later. and there was a shock result in the women's three—metre final as millie fowler won herfirst individual national title. commonwealth gold medalli

gabriel was charged by the icc for breaching their code of conduct.joe root‘s reaction, in which he said, "don't use it as an insult, it's ok to be gay", the presumption is it was. there's been a big shock at the welsh 0pen snooker today. masters champion judd trump has been knocked out by the world number 72 duane jones in their second round match in cardiff. trump has been the form player this season but struggled against his welsh opponent, losing the match by 4 frames to 2. ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the third round through. he was a 4—2 winner against china's yu—an si—jun. 0'sullivan made three breaks over 90 in the match. that's all from sportsday with me will perry. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political editor of the daily mirror, pippa crerar and political correspondent at the times, henry zeffman. they are keeping me busy. mrs may is keeping you busy. so, what are fleet street's finest? the metro leads with the news today from exeter t

and banned for the final test — west indies captainjason holder punished by the icc for a slow—over rate england. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. it's one of the most watched sporting events in the world. and after all the build—up, though, we've had the lowest scoring first half at the super bowl in 44 years. the new england patriots are in atlanta bidding for a record—equalling sixth win, the la rams are out to stop them. what is going on, seth bennett? all we have is a field goal so far and we're into the second half? yeah, one wag on social media said maroon five, new england three, los angeles nothing. that seems to be the case at the moment. it is interesting when you look at this game, it was a great quarterback matchup going into it, but it has been a great coaching match. bill balla cheque for the new england patriots, he has been there and seen it and done it in every capacity since 2002 when he won his first super bowl with the new england patriots. on the other side of things, shaun mcveigh hasn't done it. he has just things, shaun mcveigh hasn't done it. he h

west indies bowler shannon gabriel has been charged with a breach of the icc code of conduct followingnd captain had been seen responding to a comment from gabriel by saying, "don't use it as an insult. there's nothing wrong with being gay." the charge, which was laid by match umpires, will now be dealt with by match refereejeff crowe. well, that's all from sport5day. let's give gordon banks the final word, after he passed away at the age of 81 earlier today. here he is talking us through that remarkable save from pele nearly 50 years ago. good evening. when it went out of the wing, i had a quick look and i saw him racing into the box. i can't remember who was supposed to be marking him but he wasn't quite with him. crossing the ball, i knew where it was going but i wasn't going to stand on the line because i am leaving too much room at the width. once he headed it and i know it's going to bounce, i get over there as quick as i could. iju5t get my hand to it and it goes in that direction, and honest to god i thought it was a goal. when i hit the floor, boom! i turned around and saw it

the conditions involve him residing in an icc member state ahead and the prosecution appeal of his acquittal. germany's largest lender, deutsche bank, has reported a profit for last fiscal year, and it is the first time the bank has been in the black since 2014. according to its own numbers, deutsche bank made about 340 million euros in profits, slightly lower than analyst expectations. >> it is the first results for deutsche's new ceo, but unfortunately, the troubled lender is not out of the woods yet. the fourth quarter was a rocky one, but despite the turbulence, deutsche into the year with a tidy profit, a solid step forward after it's loss in 2017. >> our return to p profit demonstrates the deutsche bank is on the right path. down we need to take the next step. we will continue to cut costs in 2019 and invest in growth. but it's hard to see where that growth will come from. deutsche faces difficulty in traditional ball mark k seven bt -- trarational bulwarkrks. last autumn, offices were raided as part of a money-laundering investigation, and they faface rerenewed scrutiny in the u.s. ov

he was charged by the icc for breaching their code of conduct.onjoe root‘s reaction, in which he said, "don't use it as an insult, it's ok to be gay," the presumption is it was. arsenal, sevilla and inter are all in action in the last 32 of the europa league later on thursday, but lots of the attention will be on chelsea, as they travel to face swedish side malmo. maurizio sarri's position as manager seems to be coming more and more perilous, in the wake of their 6—0 thrashing at the hands of man city at the weekend, but he says he has spoken with the owner roman abramovich since he took over this season. the interview was in italian and in italian i am better than you so i am sure. reporter: so you have spoken and been at chelsea? yes, of course. not in this week, not in the last three weeks. and 27 years on, tiger woods returns to riviera golf club in southern california on thursday, the site of his first pga tour appearance. but the 14—time major champion doesn't have a great record at the genesis 0pen. he's played there 12 times, without a vi

this is the first of three 0dis which count towards icc women's championship.the first round of the pga tour event in mexico. he's on 8—under—par — one shot ahead of former world number one, dustin johnson. wakefield trinity got their first win of the season in super league, beating catalans dragons, 22—12. two quick tries just before the break put wakefield out of sight, and they move up to eighth. it's been popular in clubs and on streets, across the land for years, and now brea kdancing could be an olympic sport. after a successful introduction at the youth 0lympics last year, it's been put forward for consideration for the 2024 games in paris, but it means the likes of squash and karate will miss out. certainly some incredible moves there on the head and shoulders, something i've never actually tried. what about you, maybe later on after we've finished this morning we could have a we've finished this morning we could havea go?! we've finished this morning we could have a go?! thank you. weeks in the making but today is the day and in the next few minutes we

and within a month after an arrest warrant was issued by the icc. african leader was arrested. in twenty sixteen the landmark trial of ththe hold back the infant for crimes. against humanity. next beef from cows illegally slow sit in poland has been imported to france the government has confifird today potus tv revealed that the sick cows would being killed. and then meets that exploded across the european union nearly a hundred kilograms of the beef was sent to france but it's s not yet clear whether any of it. iseing consumed it is though not just a concern for from the for many countries across the european union abbas's correspondent dave keating reports on how the e. u. has responded today. well again this is showing just how difficult it is to trace meets in the e. u.. there are there's lots of paperwork in n place for w n something like this happens for any potential retailers- receivers in use states to be able to five if they have this affected meat or not but it's still a very tricky thing we learned that in the horse meat scandal. and of course were learning it again

captain jason holder will miss the third test against england in st lucia after being suspended by the iccond match in antigua. windies won the game inside three days yesterday to take an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. there has been british medal success at the freestyle skiing and snowboard world championships. izzy atkin won bronze in the big air over in utah. the 25—year—old, who is based in the united states, claimed third place 12 months after winning slopestyle bronze at the winter olympics. it was britain's second medal of the championships. big air will make its 0lympic debut at the beijing 2022 winter games. tonight sees the highly anticipated superbowl liii clash between the new england patriots and the la rams. tom brady and the patriots are led by the most successful coach in super bowl history, bill belicheck. while his opposite number sean mcvay is the youngest—ever coach to guide a team to the superbowl. bbc sport has been speaking to three—time super bowl winner jerry rice who told us what the rams will need to do if they're going to win. it'sjerry rice, super bowl x

right now, india has made the statement that they have put the ball in the of the icc and it is for themtting ever closer. 100 days to go into the world cup. that video was released back on tuesday and will half a million applications for 25,000 tickets to the game at old trafford. seeing in more than the final. no wonder the early this week the british authorities were keen to reassure the world. the safety of players in the safety of their fans is paramount. they will be taken all the right precautions but a buddy andi the right precautions but a buddy and i have people tuning in to watch the cricket world cup will make sure it is safe, successful and above all asa it is safe, successful and above all as a sportsman, it inspires movie people to buy back and get involved in sport. we'll be here before, centred on the cricket world cup will make sure it is safe, successful and above all as a sportsman, it inspires more people to buy back and get involved in sport. we'll be here before, same tournament, same ground, same 99 world cup in manchester while the two nations were fighting in ka

people think icc goals everywhere and they are coming around and stealing my chips but actually theyhe beach there is not as many as there are before and thatis not as many as there are before and that is a serious barometer of what is going on out in the ocean, with the fish stocks and we need to appreciate them in a bit of a barometer of what is going on and we need to appreciate them in a bit of a barometer of what is going on in the world. sophie barker defending serial number x equals. —— defending siegel. you have been watching newsday. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us we'll be having more on our top story huawei. and the interview that we had. we will end with these images from toronto, where a resident has turned his backyard ice rink into a masterpiece after fresh snow blanketed his home. using a shovel to create what he calls the "snowna lisa." i kid you not. ithink i kid you not. i think you can guess who it is. a trend for the weather to turn very mild for this end of the week and the big picture we see twins develop over the next three days and those win

gabriel was charged by the icc for breaching their code of conduct. "don't use it as an insult, it's ok to be gay", the presumption is it was. racing resumed today following a six day suspension after the equine flu outbreak because of that, it was free entry at musslebrugh today — this was the first race of the day at plumpton. trainers and staff are having to follow strict criteria as the british horse racing authority look to limit its spread further. the aptly—named clearence won the opener at kempton park's meeting there's been a big shock at the welsh open snooker. masters championjudd trump has been knocked out by the world number 72 duane jones in their second round match in cardiff. trump has been the form player this season but struggled against his welsh opponent, losing the match by four frames to two. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the third round through. he was a four two winner against china's yuan sijun. o'sullivan made three breaks over 90 in the match. england have released joe cokanasinga and dan robson back to their premiership c

captain jason holder will miss the 3rd test against england in st lucia after being suspended by the iccigua. windies won the game inside three days yesterday to take an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. there's been more success for tom daley at the british national diving cup in plymouth. the two—time 0lympic medallist followed up yesterday's success in the 10 metre sychronised event by winning the men's individual platform today. and it was a big win too — his final dive scored over 100 points, and he finished 70 points clear of matthew dixon in second. daley‘s new diving partner matty lee finished sixth. i would say i was happy with it but i was happier with the gold medal but there was a lot there that i could have improved on. i'm a perfectionist so i would not be fully ha p py perfectionist so i would not be fully happy unless i get a straight ten on everything. but at this time of the season i'm happy with that and looking forward to going to the world series events then going on to the world championships later on in the world championships later on in the year, too. and ther

west indies bowler shannon gabriel has been charged with a breach of the icc code of conduct followingng to a comment from gabriel by saying, "don't use it as an insult. there's nothing wrong with being gay." the charge which was laid by match umpires will now be dealt with by match refereejeff crowe. there has been a huge blow for england's rugby union side with the news that prop mako vunipola has been ruled out of the rest of the six nations with an ankle injury. he has been one of the standout performers for england so far in the championship, but suffered ligament damage during the win over france on sunday. he is expected to be out for ten weeks. coach eddiejones said it was very disappointing, but it provided an opportunity for the team to grow. exeter‘s ben moon and ellis genge of leicester could replace him. that's all your sport for now. goodnight. hello there. it has felt very springlike the last couple of days, and it is set to continue, in fact, much of this week temperatures will be well above the seasonal norm. that's because we've got a big area of high pressure over th

internationals against england following comments he made in the final test, he was charged by the iccd onjoe root‘s reaction — in which he said "don't use it as an insult, it's ok to be gay", the presumption is it was. and it was root‘s reaction which has been commended. i think it sums up how far sport has moved but i think it shows him showing real characteristics of leadership, being a role model in that scenario for standing up for what he believes in. we do not know what gabriel said but i think from joe root‘s perspective, he is shown in a positive light. there's been a big shock at the welsh open snooker. the masters championjudd trump has been knocked out by the world number 72 duanejones in their second round match in cardiff. trump has been the form player this season but struggled against his welsh opponent, losing the match by four frames to two. next ronnie o'sullivan is through to the third round through. he was a four two winner against china's yuan sijun. the rocket fired off three breaks over 90 in the match. heavyweight boxing champion anthonyjoshua is set to fight i

captainjason holder will miss the 3rd test against england in st lucia after being suspended by the iccish national diving cup in plymouth. the two—time 0lympic medallist followed up yesterday‘s success in the 10—metre sychronised event by winning the men‘s individual platform today. and it was a big win too — his final dive scored over 100 points, and he finished 70 points clear of matthew dixon in second. daley‘s new diving partner matty lee finished sixth. i would say i was happy with it, obviously i am happy with a gold medal but there was a lot that could be improved on. i'm a perfectionist but i would fully be happy until it gets returns on everything. for this time in the season, i'm happy with where i'm at. looking to the world series event and then challenge it later. and there was a shock result in the women‘s three metre final as millie fowler won herfirst individual national title. commonwealth gold medallist and european champion grace reid finished last, while kat torrance came fifth. there has been british medal success at the freestyle skiing and snowboard world champion

>> a lot of the stuff he's saying is not applicable to the other big financials he's talking about iccgan is not going to be a similar story, i don't think. so >> he brings up the lower fees, which tells you about the situation going on in the financi financials >> i don't hear too many people these days talking about the financials on this program >> that's one. i think jpmorgan had been up there toward that 120 level and it got beat all the way down toward 100 >> you have to be super selective is my point. >> you need high rates >> a steepening yield curve and financials to work >> morgan stanley today says microsoft is the best risk reward in software they go 140 on the price target. what do you think? >> i think the company is still really well positioned it's been a great performer, it's done well so we're sticking with it, we continue to own it would i be buying more here? maybe give it a break. but still continue to like the stock a lot. >> he continues to do it right and they've progressed >> see the reaction. >> they've gone in the right direction. >> he was stunned at that co

to hear you say a word about how you think about the substitutability of minimum wage policy and the icc. >> that's a good question. people often say one of both? eitc, the ardennes come tax credit. -- earned income tax credit. it pushes down market wages to some extent because labor supply increases. the simple view you need to raise the minimum wage to offset the wage reduction is a wrong way to think about it. that would shut down the etic. -- eitc. we don't want to do that. we have some work that says when you raise the minimum wage and you increasether, positive effects of the eitc on the group it helps. more low skilled single mother kind of label market. the teenagers that compete with them get clobbered under that policy combination. i have a strong preference for the eitc. work.ourages we know it increases employment. i have work to have done through my policy research institute which shows beneficial long-term effects. women with kids growing up, people in their 20's and 30's and a more generous eitc are earning more in her 40's. that is a striking result. we don't have solid e

west indies bowler shannon gabriel has been charged with a breach of the icc code of conduct following a comment from gabriel by saying: "don't use it as an insult. there's nothing wrong with being gay." the charge, which was laid by match umpires, will now be dealt with by match refereejeff crowe. england prop mako vunipola has been ruled out of the rest of the six nations with an ankle injury. vunipola suffered ligament damage during the 114—8 win over france on sunday. he is expected to be out for ten weeks. exeter‘s ben moon and leicester's ellis genge are in the frame to replace him. there's a boost for wales though with full—back leigh halfpenny returning to full training tomorrow ahead of the next match against england. he hasn't played since suffering concussion against australia in november. great britains fed cup team will play kazakhstan in april, in a play—off to reach world group two, and a chance to make it into the top tier for the first time since 1993. and the good news is, they'll be playing at home, probably at london's copper box arena. it comes after three victorie

gabriel was charged by the icc for breaching their code of conduct.n which he said "don't use it as an insult — it's ok to be gay", the presumption is it was. heavyweight boxing champion anthonyjoshua is set to fight in the us for the first time. it's been announced that he'll defend his wba, wbo and ibf titles against american jarrel miller on the 1st ofjune at new york's madison square garden. joshua, who's still undefeated, last fought in september, when he beat russian alexander povetkin at wembley. it's not the fight many hoped to see, but with deontay wilder and tyson fury set for a rematch he was running out of options. the big baby has said come to new york, come here, i am a big fat guy andi york, come here, i am a big fat guy and i like eating cheeseburgers and i talk a lot, we will have some fun and sell—out garden! it it was an offerjoshua could not refuse. some fa ns offerjoshua could not refuse. some fans will be upset but that is the business. if you ask for too much money, you miss the bus. it is that simple. as we've been hearing, rac

. >> icc versus railway engineer. that's exactly right. this is not a case in which the agency is being circumscbed by sort of substantive tattooed. there is no question. nobody thinks that the ina -- conflict in some respect could mandate the secretary to maintain daca. this is pure prosecutorial discretion. and the fact that the secretary, instead of saying, nothing, said something. doesn't make it reviewable. and what the secretary said was , if the court were to get there, is reasonable, and certainly under any sort of recognized -- assuming there is review, it is certainly adequate in a case like this one. >> perhaps ironic that is what is going on than meets the eye. is to say, supposing we agree with -- say you're right. and reverse the preliminary injunction. two things. there are still two nationwide preliminary injunctions that are in place and nothing happens. second of all, this is just a preliminary injunction. they cases and gone.'s douglas back down to the decision on merit. >> it's not -- but it's not totally important . >>

this is the first of three odis which count towards icc women‘s championship. a decent target, but harder now. live commentary right now. reanne evans has made history, becoming the first woman to compete on television in the final stages of a world ranking snooker event in the uk. the 2016 world ladies champion, lost to the six—time world championship runner—up ]immy white at the snooker shoot out in watford. it is rather different to your normal match. matches are one frame only, up to the final and last a maximum of 10 minutes. white won 54—26. let‘s finish with the olympics — and we have heard about breakdancing potentially featuring, in 202a. well, before that, the 2020 games will feature bmx freestyle for the first time. here‘s a taste of what you‘ll see. how do you not get dizzy doing that? this is the latest instagram post from germany‘s chris bohm. bmx freestyle, one for us to challenge ourselves with before the 2020 olympics next year. how did he not fall off? i hope that hasn‘t left you dizzy, anita. more from the bbc sport centre at 1115. i feel a c

this is the first of three 0dis which count towards icc women's championship.lost to the six—time world championship runner—up jimmy white at the snooker shoot out in watford. matches are one—frame only, up to the final and last a maximum of ten minutes. white won 54—26. that was history made for women in snooker there. it's been popular in clubs and on streets, across the land for years, and now break dancing could be an olympic sport. after a successful introduction at the youth 0lympics last year, it's been put forward for consideration for the 2024 games in paris, but it means the likes of squash and karate will miss out. but break dancing, it would be a spectacular edition. if i were suitably attired, i would have the space you! plenty of time and space. maas bought a little later. that is all from mejust bought a little later. that is all from me just approaching the 6:42am. we will head back to sheffield by the special anniversary. steph and charlie and the rest of the team are there for us. welcome back. this morning we're in endcliffe park in sheffield

and i met with the an icc and make sure you are not nuts, i have to say elise was the first to reach out and i was walking down the street in dc and i thought it was a telemarketer, new york cell phone comes across, and she says i'm here to help you and our districts are similar. they are. they are border states. she has more snow. but anyway, i have to say the people that took the chance early with women's groups. it was winning for women . julie conway and trent 25, she just does not give you a check, she beats the bushes for you. right now women, most of the women congressmen at the time had written checks out of their own pac's and that was great, but because i did not have a political background, i had been an attorney, water policy, i farm, i have quite a bit in my home hometown. but to get the name id in time for primary takes a lot of hard dollars early and it really is true, you almost break into little groups of donors where if one person write you a check, then you get 10 point there is such a hurdle. and you have to prove -- you have to work twice as hard you are qualifie

information sharing, i mentioned , one of the things we really worked closely with, was helping the icc understand the information, the network defense requirements of the community, of the election community, so that they could refine their collection and analysis and push their refinements back out into the network in the space. we've also conducted some studies, in the sharing program, and based on the studies, 30% of the indicators that are shared are unique and they have a unique shelflife about 120 days. that is one of my areas of focus for the agency, finding where we are unique, finding where we have value and we are not competing or planting a private sector capability, but really, action, taking action, using those intelligence community capabilities. >> so talk about the election and for structure that landscape, we talk about needing to provide our federal partners but also our state and local officials and private sector vendors with the information and capabilities they need to better defend the infrastructure. i noticed in your testimony, you talked about them hosting a t

he was charged by the icc for breaching the code of conduct.for a rematch, he was running out of options. a big shock at the welsh open snooker, masters championjudd trump has been knocked out by world number 72 duane jones. trump trump has been knocked out by world number 72 duanejones. trump has been the form player this season but struggled against his welsh opponent, losing the match 4—2. that is all the support for now, plenty more on our website including news of the west ham midfielder declan rice‘s position to pledge his international football to england having already won three senior caps for the republic of ireland. but we have more throughout the afternoon. now on afternoon live, let‘s go nationwide and see what‘s happening around the country in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. let‘s go to carol malia in the north east, where a school has pledged to support the local high street in a pioneering loyalty scheme. i will be finding out about that in a moment. and annabel tiffin is in the north west, where the first el