ronnie o'sullivan - talking to john watson. that is just talking tojohn watson.rt app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. that includes build—up to the leicester and liverpool game as well. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. we will see you next time. welcome to bbc news. the mp and former cabinet minister jacob rees—mogg has had to deal with an invader on stage, while he was making a speech to the national conservatism conference. he was just about to start speaking at the right—wing gathering when he was joined by an uninvited guest... here's what happened. their national conservatism... ladies and gentlemen, you will look very nice _ ladies and gentlemen, you will look very nice people and i'm sure you're all fantastically nice people, but i would _ all fantastically nice people, but i would like to draw your attention to a few _ would like to draw your attention to a few characteristics of fascism... thank— a few characteristics of fascism... thank you — a few characteristics of fascism... thank you very much... jeeri

. and has been speaking john watson. ., , ., watson.en i was not in a good place. — watson. even when i was not in a good place. i— watson. even when i was not in a good place, i fed _ watson. even when i was not in a good place, i fed husband - a good place, ifed husband work my way out of it and i think as you get older, you realise you don't want to have to keep working your way out. tell me about your anxiety, depression and self—doubt that you had to deal with. how much is it affected you? fix, you had to deal with. how much is it affected you?— is it affected you? a lot, massively _ is it affected you? a lot, massively and _ is it affected you? a lot, massively and it - is it affected you? a lot, massively and it still - is it affected you? a lot, l massively and it still does because snicker is all they've ever done, it's my security blanket in away, playing good, i haven't gotten the care in the world. if i'm playing bad, everything in life seems not great. i rely on it to feel good about myself in many ways. one of the things yo

john watson has the story. a very special day for fans here at old trafford.rs ago, aged just 22, when he was serving in the army. he�*s here to meet his football heroes. but little does he know the manchester united captain has a surprise in store for him from another sporting hero who�*s raised millions for mnd. jordan, there�*s a very special message for you from kev. he wanted to say a few words to you. so, here we go. ijust want to send a quick message tojordan pilkington. i've heard your story, i've heard all about you and you are an amazing guy. and just like my mate rob, you've inspired everyone who knows you with your fight, courage and bravery. and you are a true champion. i'm going to send you my t—shirt that i ran the rob burrow leeds marathon in on sunday. but don't worry, it's been washed! as the great doddie weir always said, mnd isn't incurable, it's just under—funded. keep fighting. keep smiling, my friend. what do you think of that? absolutely amazing. thank you very much to sir kev. isn�*t that wonderful? kevin sinfield has been raising awar

jordan pilkington ending that report from john watson. time for a look at the weather.ere's ben rich. thank you, i will talk you through the uk weather in a moment but i want to start in continental europe. earlier this week italy had significant flooding and for the weekend there is another storm system which could bring more flooding rain. some of that rain is likely to get into parts of spain. but probably not enough, when i show you these pictures of wildfires that are burning right now in the western side of spain. it has been dry in spain for many, many months, over the last few days very strong winds have been fanning these wildfires. not enough rain this weekend to make a huge dent in that situation. back home things are quiet, but the best of the sunshine this week for england and wales, where scotland and northern ireland will be cloudy and northern ireland will be cloudy and there will be outbreaks of rain. that said, most of the rain this afternoon is to be found across england and wales, some sharp, thundery downpours through the west midlands and down into

john watson has the story. a very special day for fans here at old trafford. 0ne story. one of those is jordan here at old trafford. one of those isjordan pilkington, who was diagnosed with motor neurone disease three years ago aged just 22 when he was serving in the army. he is here to meet his football heroes, but little does he know the manchester united captain has a surprise in store for him from another sporting hero who has raised millions for mnd. ~ ., , hero who has raised millions for mnd. . ., , ., , ., hero who has raised millions for mnd.~ . , ., ., mnd. we have sent a message to you from kevin who — mnd. we have sent a message to you from kevin who wanted _ mnd. we have sent a message to you from kevin who wanted to _ mnd. we have sent a message to you from kevin who wanted to say - mnd. we have sent a message to you from kevin who wanted to say a - mnd. we have sent a message to you from kevin who wanted to say a few i from kevin who wanted to say a few words. ., ,, words. hello, kevin sinfield here. i want to send _ words. hello, kevin sinfield here. i wa

john watson left dusk on his don after the taliban and threatened to signal sugarless to the city. they would be cheap in front of the universe to it's all once informed me. we are here to hear you. uh, when i say i'm precise. all right, who's who of the university you see for the see it for me. why you wire like this use with the wire, heavier fish your hand. if you the next time you wire this, the, this is 0. can you? and the foot can here. she has a sister who lives in canada and a brother who stranded impact has done the rest of the family, including her father, stayed behind and cobbled so. now tell wassa has a job with the local council. she's helping with the projects documenting the history of the village. it's not easy because she has to walk in to learn a language to still learning like this. how the new that the truck door for the wark light is the formula for the and the wall in front of the old house. thanks to had your child, wasa is getting to know local residents. maria has lived in northeast but over 50 years. before that she lived in england. so she's one of the f

motor neurone disease and is an avid fan of manchester united and had a special surprise in store. john watsonotor neurone disease after three years ago. h just 22 when he was serving in the army. he is here to meet his football heroes, but little does he know the manchester united captain has a surprise in store for him from another sporting hero who was raised millions for mnd. ijust want i just want to send a ijust want to send a quick message tojordan pilkington. average her story and effort all about you and you are an amazing guy. and just like my mate rob, you've inspired everyone who knows you with your courage and your bravery and you are a true champion. i'm going to send you my t—shirt that a run the marathon then but do not worry, it has been washed. as the parade always said, mnd is not incurable, it's just always said, mnd is not incurable, it'sjust a fight. always said, mnd is not incurable, it's just a fight. keep fighting and keep smiling my friend. what it'sjust a fight. keep fighting and keep smiling my friend. what you think of that? — keep smiling my friend. what you think

john watson has the story. a very special day for fans here at old trafford.s just under—funded. keep fighting. keep smiling, my friend. what do you think of that? absolutely amazing. thank you very much to sir kev. isn't that wonderful? it's really emotional to see that and see his reaction _ and how much it means. kevin sinfield has been raising awareness of mnd ever since his friend and former team—mate rob burrow was diagnosed with the disease. the way that kev has obviously helped out his mate rob, great sportsmanship over the weekend when he carried him over the line at the marathon. and i guess that's what you do for your team—mates, don't you? it shows the love and support that you have in the dressing room? yeah, definitely. obviously, it was amazing by kev at the weekend. i think it's really good that it's brought a lot of people's eye to it and everyone's obviously seen it and seen the pictures, and the incredible videos going around. and yeah, like you say, sportsmanship is a big part of the game i play, football. it's so important that you help yo

is that oh, you got time we, instead of you probably say most by the poison was a john, how does it watson send me a little a c. i use the not the old piece and then you won't have the and just as i said, i'm going to only get them and just talking on to ends, you know, from dolphin discharges combines, i'm to see. but we also need to prepare knowledge for, for the disruption of gas supply, and even the complete caught up of for rush and gas supply going be sufficient visiting it if the exception and you were good. but i mean, it goes to the gus, are those to know other than the sale flashing? yes. i see. we know us on the can. you can cause a, but i would of what you think about it. they wanted to change the situation where western europe is dependent on the russian guests to a situation and well, western europe is dependent on his n g, a american guest, and that's it, visits i truly science to be ukraine. the one the goes to sleep, some thoughts and a pretty decent and just a little bit. it's a dispute the, the all some 40 to come to me with the, with the guards concepts in washington. a

under bob stokoe, sunderland were strugglers transform two national superstars, so big that john watsonp. definitely win it. why do you think they will _ the cup. definitely win it. why do you think they will beat _ the cup. definitely win it. why do you think they will beat leeds? l the cup. definitely win it. why do i you think they will beat leeds? they are a better — you think they will beat leeds? they are a better team. _ you think they will beat leeds? they are a better team. fantastic. - you think they will beat leeds? they are a better team. fantastic. who i are a better team. fantastic. who could believe _ are a better team. fantastic. who could believe that _ are a better team. fantastic. who could believe that sunderland i are a better team. fantastic. who i could believe that sunderland would be in the _ could believe that sunderland would be in the final? and could believe that sunderland would be in the final?— be in the final? and watching that final was renette _ be in the final? and watching that final was renette and _ be in the final? and watching that final was rene

hear more about his experience state to. 2 2 2 2 2 2 the, [000:00:00;00] the, the watson back to the whistle blowers, i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with british attorney and oil was a blower, jonathan taylor, about his experience after blowing the whistle on an international corporate bribery scandal. welcome back, jonathan johnson. let's walk through your whistle blowing. you were an attorney with a major company, s b m off shore. how did you become aware of brunch? you realized what was happening. what about some tension with neg when she in equitorial guinea, it was payoff the presence saw amongst others. and so that lawyer rang up like the general counsel on the basis that he knew him having access for x on the other compliance issue a few years before. now the key to this was that my general counsel and the maturity of the council. they had no idea about the bribes, the people that knew with the management board of a salesman and to see people in the accounts. but certainly as a result of that cool, those certain people on the outside certainly became aware of what turned out to be a huge history of

have since become the as the problems night drives me to bring people across the watson back to the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry onto were speaking with british attorney and oil was the blower, jonathan taylor. about his experience after blowing the whistle on an international corporate bribery scandal. welcome back, jonathan johnson. let's walk through your whistle blowing. you were an attorney with a major company, s b m offshore. how did you become aware of bribery that was taking place? and once you realized what was happening, what did you do? so i'm a, an external lawyer for a client will, before i was the lawyer was the law firm got in touch with my immediate boss, the general counsel about some potential shenanigans involving the noise clouds, a level energy of the turnouts. that's a spam have been paying bribes in order. so we, in a contract in connection with that when she in equitorial skinny, it was payoff, the presence saw amongst others. and so that lawyer rang up like the general council on the basis that he knew him having access for x on the other compliance issue a few years before. now

take control of the state on broadcast to john tv, which general albert hans troops will not allow, without a fight. while you are kid, wasp, also, and under watson, was a law. he a bottle by many list the provided we want that because it's a classic move of crews, particularly in africa, or the 1st days of military conflicts, that there is a fight for control of the state tv station. and that's certainly what happened here. a lot of items, the notice of both sides have used to stay tv in order to get their message out there. but also in recent years, i think many needs have turned both private tv stations and social media for a lot of their news. and i think people discount a lot of what they see on tv as something that really is one sided. historically, there has been a lot of skepticism on the part of the civic movement of these news outlets. at the same time, they still get some of the messages across, but it's also countered by an enormous reliance upon digital communications, twitter encrypted malware, or what have you, where people are frustrating or you're verifying them. we need to consider that whenever we talk about social media reach,