a huge victory for swansea and paul clement, but leicester haven't won in the league since new year'sneed to shift quickly. it's unbelievable. we started well. we wanted to make a good result today against our... another team battling for relegation. we started well, we made something good, but the first shot at goal and they scored. we had a chance at the beginning of the second half. we lost the chance and then we tried to do our best, but it was very, very difficult. very pleased, very pleased with the players. i think we totally deserved that victory today. the goaljust before half—time puts us in a really strong position, and on the whole we we re strong position, and on the whole we were solid in the second half. we had a couple of moments around 60—61 minutes, where they got in and had a couple of chances, but apart from that, we did very well today. we'll bring you six nations news in a moment, but there was something of a surprise result in the early premier league kick off. chelsea could have moved 12 points clear at the top, but a fantastic free kick from robbie brady earne

a huge victory for swansea and paul clement, but leicester haven't won in the league since new year's is a hangover they need to shift quickly. it's unbelievable. we started well. we wa nted it's unbelievable. we started well. we wanted to make a good result today against our... other team battling for relegation. we started well, we made something good, but the first shot at goal and they scored. the second action, they scored. the second action, they score again. from that it was very, very difficult to go back. we had a chance at the beginning of the second half. we lost the chance and then we tried to do our best, but it was very difficult. real problems in the league for leicester. six nations news in a moment. we'll bring you six nations news in a moment but there was something of a surprise result in the early premier league kick—off. chelsea could have moved 12 points clear at the top but a fantastic free kick from robbie brady earned a point for burnley as they drew 1—1 with the league leaders. tim hague reports. time to the opposition front o'neill can't too. this, after all

lawyers would say that of that list of 21 which didn't have some legal super stars on it say like paul clement, was a good list from the perspective of republicans. >> rose: on a note of praising you paul, we'll conclude this. >> it's a good place to end. >> rose: thank you paul, thank you jan thank you adam, thank you david. we'll be right back. stay with us. >> rose: ursula burns is here chairman and former ceo of see ruks. she spent her entire career at xerox starting as an intern in 1980. that was 37 years ago. she was raised by her single mother in a housing project on the lower east side of manhattan. later went to earn a master's degree in mechanical engineering in columbia university. in 2009 she became the first african american woman to lead a fortune 500 company. i am pleased to have her here at this table. unbelievable. for the first time, welcome. >> thank you. i'm unbelievably honored. >> rose: well, is it hard to no longer be a ceo? >> not at all. >> rose: you have led this company, you have set it on its present course. >> not at all. yeah. there's time for everything. so time

a huge victory for swansea and paul clement, but leicester haven't won in the league since new year's've gone 12 points clear at the top. as it is, they were held to a h draw by burnley thanks to a fantastic free kick from robbie brady. pedro had scored the opener. chelsea extend their lead to ten points instead. rangers are into the last eight of the scottish cup after coming from behind to beat greenock morton. martyn waghorn won it for rangers in what was their first match following the departure of manager mark warburton on friday. and scottish cup holders hibernian will face a fifth—round replay after a goalless d raw with edinburgh rivals, hearts. this weekend's six nations action culminated in defeat for scotland against france in paris. the scots hadn't won there since 1999, and that losing streak was extended to ten straight matches as they lost by 22—16. patrick gearey watched the action. welcome to france. land of the giants. home of a rugby team built around a 150 stone pack. when faced with such an obstacle, scotland decided the best option was to distract them and then s

a long afternoon for paul clement as he stood and watched city's 19—year—old brazilian come close to the break a different story, gylfi sigurdsson pushing caballero to full stretch, encouraging and swansea did not stop there, keeping the pressure up, until finally a breakthrough. only one man to do it, a third in as many games for gylfi. but as pep guardiola started to panic guess who saved the day. in manchester a new city star is born. translation i was not 100%, quickly adapted to their country, it was my first time outside brazil, i thought it was going to be more difficult, not only the football but also the weather, the culture, the culture, the city itself, but thanks to my family and team mates and to the club for the welcoming, it has been really easy for me. that's how i got adapted really quickly. we didn't play well in the first half. we were under the cosh a massive amounts of that first half. you stayed in it. that's what we said, however bad things are, stay in the game, and when it is half—time, if it is 1-0 you can regroup and go through some tactical, mentalthings.

swansea manager paul clement revealed he had unsuccessfully approached lampard over a move to the premierlers in january. working with him, day today, was a pleasure, to see someone working with him, day today, was a pleasure, to see someone s0 pleasure, to see someone so professional, so dedicated, so hard—working, every day. every day in training he came out with the attitude to work hard, to learn, to try and improve. and it is no surprise to me, with that talent he had, and that work ethic, it was a fantastic combination for him to go on and achieve such success at club level, and the great international career as well. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has responded tojose mourinho's claims that he is being treated differently to other managers. the manchester united head coach was unhappy that klopp avoided punishment, despite screaming at the fourth official during tuesday's draw with chelsea. klopp says all managers struggle to keep their emotions in check. i think there are different ways to handle a situation. it is quite an emotional game, and to switch off emotions in the right mo

the result moves paul clement's side up to 15th and four points clear of danger after a fourth win innce he took charge, while for the leicester manager it was a hard result to take. it is unbelievable. we started well. we wa nted it is unbelievable. we started well. we wanted to make a good result, today, against our, to get our team through the battle of relegation. we started well. we make something good, but the first to come at a school. the second action, they scored again. done that, it was difficult to go back. we had chanted the beginning of the second half. we lost the chance, and we try to do oui’ lost the chance, and we try to do our best, but it was the typical. —— difficult. elsewhere in european football atletico madrid scored twice in a frenetic final five minutes to win 3—2 at home to celta vigo. antoine griezmann with the winner at the vicente calderon that takes his side fourth. sevilla made the trip to the canary islands to face las palmas winning 1—0 to keep in touch with real madrid and barcelona after they both recorded victories on saturday. in the early kick o

swansea manager paul clement revealed he had unsuccessfully approached lampard over a move to the premier and most of the team on twitter. i'm @jamesmenendez. coming up injust a couple of minutes, aaron has all the latest business news in world business report. first a look at the weather where you are. good morning. some more wild winds to come across parts of the uk. winds whipping up pretty rough seas in northern ireland. western areas board of brunt, with this area of low pressure responsible. it has pushed its way off towards iceland and we turn our attention to this deep, developing low pushing into the bay of biscay at the moment, affecting areas around the south. for the time being a quiet start, cooler than recent mornings. dry and sunny weather around. a few showers in western scotland, northern ireland and north—west england but turning wet and windy in south—west england, wales, and by the end of the morning into parts of the midlands the south—east. rain spreads its way northwards but throughout much of scotla nd northwards but throughout much of scotland and northern ireland

points clear tonight, nick, co mforta ble points clear tonight, nick, comfortable win over swansea, paul clement an assistant at chelsea but not a happy return. not at all, 3—i chelsea but not a happy return. not at all, 3—1 at stamford bridge, many would have backed a chelsea home win given their fantastic record. fabregas gave chelsea the lead early on. on the stroke of half—time llore nte on. on the stroke of half—time llorente equalised for swansea. you thought how chelsea would react, they reacted in the best way really, goals from pedro and diego costa securing the win which sends ii points clear at the top of the premier league, and i think we can start to call them champions elect. no wonder he is celebrating, he knows his team are in fine form in pursuit of the title. let's hear from both let's hearfrom both managers. antonio conte was particularly impressed with his side's second—half performance. we showed great character to come backin we showed great character to come back in the second half, fabregas hitting the crossbar, then we scored, and we did a lot to win the game. now it is

that was of 21, which did have some legal superstores -- legal superstars like paul , which-- paul clementhould from the perspective of republicans. charlie: good place to end. thank you. we will be right back. chairmanon she is the and former ceo of xerox. -- she wasnt her raised by her single mother in a housing project to lower east side of manhattan. to earn a masters degree in mechanical engineering at columbia university. 2009, she became the first african-american woman to lead a fortune 500 company. unbelievably honored to be here. is it hard to no longer be the ceo? you have love this company, said it on its present course. >> not at all. i think there is time for everything. this was her fixed timing for me. 37 years in the company, i know it inside and out. i know the plumbing, the tooling, the people, i know a large number of the customers. you -- i believe that, once you go through it to her three times, it is probably a good idea to get someone who has never been through it before. i still love the place. but i think it was perfect timing. he was president of the national lea

one of lampard's former coaches at chelsea is the current swansea manager paul clement, who revealedhe welsh club only a few weeks ago. he described lampard as one of the best professionals he has ever worked with. working with him, day to day, was a pleasure, to see someone so professional, so dedicated, so hard—working. everyday, professional, so dedicated, so ha rd—working. everyday, every professional, so dedicated, so hard—working. everyday, every day he trains only came out the attitude, to work hard, to learn, to try and improve and it is no surprise for me that that talent that he had and that that talent that he had and that work ethic, a fantastic combination for him to go on and achieve such success at club level. and a great international career as well. and that is the sport for now, i will be back in the next hour. numerous cases against soldiers, in iraq, have been brought into question. today the tribunal found that the lawyer acted dishonestly. encouraging a witness to change as evidence. the defence secretary, sir michael fallon, said he should apologise to the sold

one of lampard's former coaches at chelsea is the current swansea manager paul clement, who revealedw weeks ago. he described lampard as one of the best professionals he has ever worked with. working with him, day—to—day, it was a pleasure to see someone so professional, so dedicated, so hard—working. everyday. professional, so dedicated, so ha rd—working. everyday. every professional, so dedicated, so hard—working. everyday. every day in training. he came out with the right attitude, to work hard, to learn, to try to improve. it's no surprise to me with that talent he had in the work ethic, it was a fantastic combination for him to go on and achieve so much at club level and in his great international career. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has responded tojose mourinho's claims that he's being treated differently to other managers. the manchester united head coach was unhappy that klopp avoided punishment despite screaming at the fourth official during tuesday's draw with chelsea. klopp today said that all managers struggle to keep their emotions in check. i think there are different

a long afternoon for paul clement as he watched city's 19—year—old brazilian come close to a second.er to full stretch, encouraging and swa nsea to full stretch, encouraging and swansea did not stop there, keeping the pressure up, untilfinally a breakthrough. just one man to do it, a third in as many games for gylfi sigurdsson. but as pep guardiola started to panic gases saved the day. in manchester a new city star is born. i was not 100%, quickly is born. i was not 10096, quickly adapted to their country, it was my first time outside brazil, i thought it was going to be more difficult, not only the football but also the weather, the culture, the city itself but thanks to my family and tea m itself but thanks to my family and team mates and to the club for the welcoming committee has been really easy for me. that's how i got adapted really quickly. we didn't play well in the first half. we were under the cosh a massive amounts of that first half. you stayed in it. that's what we said, however bad things are, stay in the game, and when it is half—time, if it is 1—0 you can regroup and

we'll take a look at the confirmation battle with david boies, paul clement, adam liptak a n d jan crawford. >> this nomination is now before the senate and as adam suggested, they're confronting an eminently qualified individual in judge gorsuch. and i think, i'm sure there's going to be a lot of discussion about politics and pay back and a lot of discussion of judge garland who is also a terrific jurist. t of criticism of judge is a gorsuch because he really is just a top caliber individual and a judge who has really proven, as adam suggested, to be somebody who is admired across partisan lines.

i was disheartened to see paul clement was not on the original list of 20 or 10. but those qualified lawyers or cu curists should be in consideration. >> that transparency, the process an even the presentation last night, all setting it up as almost like this is a pretty mainstream guy. ed a your own peril smear him, which we know the guy will get bourqued so hard. it will get worse. god knows what they'll find. some people might be tired of that at some point. seems like a good guy. >> yeah, as a friend and admirer of judge gorsuch for over 20 years, i know he has no skelton in his closet. >> i don't know. you're not with him all the time. we'll find something. we'll find something. oh, yeah. >> if there's anything there, i'm sure the process will find it. i doubt there's anything there. >> we'll find something. >> he's an open book, joe. >> really? you just wait. >> viet, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, becky. >>> number one, not deferring to federal bureaucrats. who doesn't defer to federal bureaucrats? coming up, a closer look at apple's earn