our family came from where ouro the abbey ancestors were married and buried and our cousin william o'shea farms the same place and they had a great ceremony and had the local tv and the abbott and will congresswoman o'shea was to kick things off and couldn't find a parking spot and all the festivals were waiting and he prayed out loud and said lord, if you find me a parking spot, i will give up drinking whiskey and go to church every sunday and at that moment, the clouds parted and the sun shown down on a parking spot and he said, never mind, i found one myself. [laughter] the speaker: that is one of those jokes. for people who may have heard this before, the great thing about irish jokes, they are repeated. leo, this is not your first time here. and this is a welcome back. and you used to be an intern here not too many years ago and now that you are the guest of honor, and i think that is just incredible. [applause] the speaker: i too, started, as an intern here. and this is not all that different. politicians go on and on and you hope to get a free meal. and the good news is we have gui

the fashion designer of o'shea who many saw as the very essence of french style has died aged ninety one general shane was recognised for his elegant designs especially those he created for audrey hepburn and some of her most famous films. who dared to shoot on she's seen him gracing the catwalk at the end of his last fashion show in one thousand nine hundred ninety five was part of an elite group of french fashion designers. the master of the games and eternally she designs he was an expert tailor and had an eye for a perfect line. she's on she came from an artistic critic background and his family had high hopes he would become a lawyer. however the pole of fashion design saw him move to paris at the age of seventeen he founded the house of she thought she in the french capital in one thousand nine hundred fifty two and the rest as we say is history. the man himself famously pioneered the ready to wear the top black dress. and he designed audrey hepburn's iconic outfits in the one nine hundred sixty one film breakfast at tiffany's and he collaborated with her throughout her career.

john o‘shea celebrating his 250th appearance at the club with a goal to secure a 4—1 victory and southern. third placed fulham beat norwich to remain seven behind cardiff. struggling barnsley denied victory by last—gasp bristol city equaliser. full details of all of those games in the league1 full details of all of those games in the league 1 and league 2 matches on the bbc sport website. rugby union, scholars have reached their first european semifinal since 2007. -- their first european semifinal since 2007. —— scarlets. scott williams scored the winning try to secure the win in front of a record crowd. then this brilliant individual break from toby flood helped newcastle on their way to the challenge cup semifinal. they beat french side brive to continue their great season. premiership leaders exeter have won the anglo welsh cup, beating bath 28-11. the anglo welsh cup, beating bath 28—11. jack in art scored the opening try afterjust 28—11. jack in art scored the opening try after just five minutes and they stayed in front for what was a comfortable win. the match was two weeks late af

while conor o'shea's italy collect the wooden spoon for the third year in a row, asjoe lynskey reportss are what might have been. and scotland booked the trip to rome, they had hoped to see a title march but fumbles in dublin sold their stale strut away and dreams of the championship wait another year. italy have a six nations point to prove. they have not won in 16 matches. they have a fly—half with a special interests, rome was sensing a six nations breakthrough but the final ten minutes with see dreams made and broken again. first, slender reed for scotland but when italy got a penalty, there was only one man to take it. he kicked his way to 22 points in the match. but these are the moments when experience counts. scotland had one more chance. greg laidlaw‘s penalty was one of the law too far for italy. the 17th straight defeat was perhaps the most cruel and these two sides both end their campaigns with a sense of regret. got to make use of these experiences, whizzing away from home in ireland at winning away from home today. it goes into the mix of the future challenges, when we ar

going to leave you now with memories of the work of french fashion designer but as you've o'shea who has died at the age of ninety one she was she was recognized for his elegant designs and he famously created the little black dress and designed outfits ward but audrey hepburn in some of her most famous films here are some pictures of shore she's final show from one nine hundred ninety five. i mean. i mean i. live i live. thank you. when the fire gets sarka cobblestones. scientists and researchers from all over germany are at work using construction materials to filter out emissions. the air can be clean right at the pollution source. is it a breath of fresh air for choking cities. to morrow to do next. grown in germany subsidized by the e.u. the explosive to africa. what's german great doing in african markets. is it really just making up for sure for this. week's wrong is how europe's agricultural policy cuts africa. in forty five minutes w. . what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how the german soccer made it back to the top. in our web specia

going to leave you now with memories of the work of french fashion designer but as you've o'shea who has died at the age of ninety one she was sure was recognized for his elegant designs and he famously created the little black dress and designed outfits worn by audrey hepburn in some of her most famous films here are some pictures of shore she's final show from ninety ninety five. i i i i i live i. thank you. to. history up close. the land has. shortage of locations where you can revisit the city's turbulent past. as much if not months and months actions as i finish a few. seconds ahead may submit continue our series this week. a trip back in time up the road. to. the luck of the oakland islamists the center for club labor costs the game as well as their hopes for finding a. male by their front door shut choice saves the day for his team scoring strength for the last sixty minutes d.w. the same. make your smart t.v. a little smarter with the d w four smaller to lower what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary claim to decide what song sunday morning dot com smart. clima

rumblings of discontent politically as well but is scotland being hurt by london during the breaks and o'shea sions and so therefore she's going to try to reassure scots to a certain extent with that visit today however there are very real headaches and real issues there that just one visit console in the end it was scotland and northern ireland with the two constituent parts of the u.k. the votes that remain so theresa may got a lot of work to do that to reassure the populations in both of those places well breaks a negotiation between the u.k. and the e.u. they should just use their to deal with to what degree do you think those issues have been addressed i think the main outstanding issues we still don't know how they're going to be solved britain's ongoing trade relationship with the european union after breaks in and the issue relating to the northern ireland border that's going to be i think she's going to have to address in her visit in belfast today is going to be how are you going to make sure the trade between northern ireland and the republic of ireland is going to be able to conti

going to leave you now with memories of the work of french fashion designer but as you've o'shea who has died at the age of ninety one she was she was recognized for his elegant designs and he famously created the little black dress and designed outfits worn by audrey hepburn in some of her most famous films here are some pictures of sean sherry's final show from one nine hundred ninety five. i thank you much. much much much much. much less. thanks. to go. to sleep. set back up. again as well as the. male biker for. such was his team sport thank you very much. every move he makes has a global impact. but where has president putin lead russia during its. is his strategy working. or how seem this calculated. guten monster of the game. in forty five minutes on w. two through the roof. leaks.

downing street believe it can be stopped with a second referendum on the final deal from the league o'shea sions between britain and the e.u. like will the students speaking for generations that voted overwhelmingly to stay in the e.u. . young people do feel very strongly that this is one direction for a few. in fighting to mobilize and try to persuade our parents and grandparents many of the like minded back to back to back us not sure anymore but it's not the right deal i'm not sure i'd direction from here but all the older generation persuadable i travelled from london to the english market town of spalding where seventy percent voted to leave the e.u. the challenge for those trying to stop bricks it is to change people's minds in towns like spalding and that still feels like an uphill struggle there is a measure of georgia. that i don't think you can. get on with. the man who led spaulding's leave campaign says this month's agreement on the transition covering british e.u. relations for almost two years off to bret's it means the end is in sight offing that is the final nail in the cof

protesters believe bret's it can be stopped with a second referendum on the final deal from the big o'shea sions between britain and the e.u. will a student speaking for a generation that voted overwhelmingly to stay in business for one direction for a few. infighting to mobilize and try to persuade our parents and grandparents many of the like minded back to back sit back not sure anymore but it's not the right deal i'm not sure i'd direction from here but all the older generation persuadable i travelled from london to the english market town of spaulding where seventy percent voted to leave the e.u. the challenge for those trying to stop bricks it is to change people's minds in towns like spalding and that still feels like an uphill struggle there is a measure of ensuring. that i don't think you can lay. tennis get only birds back in london not much sign of rallying round another. and group sets off on a battle bus tour around britain supported by some big names in british politics all right except that whatever happens in terms of any effort. to stop here which is take it to a different

all of the increased cost from this, i would guess 20 billion per year, it is going to rick o'shea downstreamurt other industries -- it is going to ricochet downstream and hurt other industries. we should leave it alone and address the real problem. david: is that the president get suckered into this thing, is it just all takes or is it a coincidence that there is a key election in pittsburgh about the come up? david: i have some experience with this and i negotiated with ronald reagan the first quarter deal in 1982 and 1983. shery: and used section 232. david: and at that time i was trying to stop the real protectionists, i am a real traitor then and now, and in the commerce department i was tried for them from doing something worse. on scouts honor, give us five years or 18% quotas and will never come back, and will compete like all the other big boys. this is really ridiculous that the still industry is about ready to ignite a trade war worldwide. frankly, because trump has no idea what he is doing. at the last minute he exempts mexico and canada from the quota. 2 billion there is a a year

comparative political scientists mentioned that buchanan's virginia school have more impact under the pen o'shea dictatorship than the freedom of chicago school and there's been a ton written about the school and what he did not, i couldn't find anything in that snippet about to buchanan so i did the research and found out that yes indeed he had a lasting impact because he was brought in in 1982 advice on a document that became known as the constitution of liberty because they knew they would have to go back to the representative government that they wanted to walk in all the things they had achieved. there was no free press etc. and one of the things was social security reform and the language we are hearing now what they did is privatize the whole system, take people's pensions and put them with financial firms which behaved about as well as our financial firms so people lost their life savings into these firms have gouged people come cs a terrible system that has been nearly impossible to reverse because of the constitution he advised on so i have a chapter on the chilean experience because i

now on what's being hailed as a major step forward and breaks and they've o'shea sions the u.k. has been granted a twenty one month transition period out of the e.u. as to reduce any sudden shocks when it leaves the bloc next march it will see the u.k. effectively remain as a non-voting a member until the end of twenty twenty. russian president vladimir putin has been outlining his priorities for his next six years in office he says russia doesn't want an international arms race and will seek to resolve differences with other countries his re-election received a muted reception aboard the over many foreign leaders slow to congratulate him the u.n. is calling for urgent funding for the democratic republic of congo where it says humanitarian needs have doubled of cost here the un's humanitarian chief has just returned from the d.l.c. and says thirteen million people there in need of aid he says the long delayed election to replace president joseph kabila has led to an escalation in violence humanitarian needs caused by internal conflicts have doubled over the last year thirteen mi

downing street believe it can be stopped with a second referendum on the final deal from the league o'shea sions prince britain and the e.u. like will the students speaking for generations that floated over well but the to stay and see you. young people do feel very strongly that this is one direction but i feel so publicly in fighting to mobilize and try to persuade our parents and grandparents many of the like minded back to back to back us not sure anymore but it's not the right deal i'm going to know my direction from here but all the older generation persuadable i travel from london to the english market town of spalding where seventy percent voted to leave the e.u. the challenge for those trying to stop bricks it is to change people's minds in towns like spalding and that still feels like an uphill struggle there is a measure of ensuring. that i don't think you can leeway was said but we want to discuss only. the man who led spaulding's leave campaign says this month's agreement on the transition covering british e.u. relations for almost two years after bret's it means the end is in

refusing to surrender we understand that the o'shea sions have stalled is coming under fire and of course there are people in this pocket so interesting how negotiations saying iran now finally seeming to work out to the bombardment in the pictures we see of the salute destruction and then oster all of that they reach a negotiation. well i guess we've seen this this is a strategy to military tactic that has been used over the past seven years the syrian government laid siege to an area and they bomb it into a submission star of the people and give them the choice to leave starve or die so this has happened in the past in the united nations has criticized this force displacement because at the end of the day you're making people leave their homes and and live is not any safer if live is going under the control of the opposition but it is coming under fire the past three days dozens of civilians were killed and the number of attacks there's been a number of air strikes in a number of areas children among the ted yesterday a border town a market was hit and many children died so at the end o