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their place was sealed after lativa beat portugal in britain's group which meant gb will top group caving won all three ties under new captain anne keothavong. turkey were the latest team to be defeated withjohanna konta and heather watson earning singles victories before laura robson and jocelyn rae won the doubles. right now i'm very happy. that was not easy. to come through that and to have the opportunity to go to the play—off tomorrow, i'm very happy indeed. barry hawkins is into the final of snooker‘s world grand prix in preston. he eased past liang wenbo of china 6—1 — finishing in style with a break of 127. he'll now face either marco fu or ryan day on sunday. that's all from sportsday.

went to portugal. just wrong. >> we have a huge problem. >> this man is portugal's drug >> we h >> we have 100,000 people hooked on heroin. >> 15 years ago, heroin users shut shot up on the street. instead of doing what we've done, they tried something different the they decriminalized every drug, crack, heroin, you name it. >> it's legalization. we have the most liberal model in the world. >> drug use is treated more like a parking ticket than a crime. people caught with this drugs like this man found with hash get a slap on the wrist, sometimes a fine. when the law passed, did stoned people run wild in the streets taking heroin and crack? >> that's so not true. >> this woman served in portugal's parliament. >> people now take a more responsible attitude towards certain drugs. there's no police after them to choose for them. >> despite that freedom, independent studies found that the number of people who say they regularly do drugs stayed about the same. and, more importantly -- >> the numbers of addi

well, never mind warm weather training in portugal, england are backin training in portugal, englandin surrey on the grey and windy day. some rain in the air. his flexibility is important to england. on the wing, evan daly. on the front row, joel harlech is fit again. his recovery down to the sea air of the south coast of england, according to eddiejones. some traditional sniping in certain areas of the media and the build—up to this game. scotla nd media and the build—up to this game. scotland legend jim telfer accusing english rugby of a certain arrogance in the build—up to this tournament. here is the response from eddie jones. he doesn't like england. we don't behave arrogantly. i think we are very respectful. if you look at oui’ are very respectful. if you look at our record on the field and our interaction with other teams, entirely disrespectful. to have a go at the crowd, i think he is a bit out of order. jim, don't come to twickenham. he expect france to bring some french flair to this match at twickenham. i wonder if those kinds of comments will put the pressure back under

beat portugal in britain's group which meant gb will top group c having won all three ties under newe defeated withjohanna konta and heather watson earning singles victories before laura robson and jocelyn rae won the doubles. right now i guess i am just really happy, definitely, it wasn't easy and she definitely played herself into the match. to come through that and to give us the opportunity to go into the play—off tomorrow, i'm very happy for us and the team. barry hawkins is into the final of snooker‘s world grand prix in preston. he eased past liang wenbo of china 6—1 — finishing in style with a break of 127. he'll now face either marco fu or ryan day on sunday. that's all from sportsday. a bit of snow overnight, so fans are truly disappointed by what you might have. 0vernight a mixture of rain and snow coming in, brew with the best chance of picking elation over the pains, —— pennines. the biggest risk will be on saturday morning. widespread frost but they will be some sunshine around the western peripheries, northern ireland and the west of scotland doing 0k, otherwise they b

ishmalia completed her nursing degree in portugal in 2009.ndon hospital trust, supervising stroke patients. that's why you're having problems with your right hand, because the left side of the brain controls the right side of the body. if i would stay in portugal i wouldn't be a clinical nurse specialist seven years after i qualified. i think that the nhs invests in their staff, in healthcare professionals, in a way my country doesn't. so we think your stroke is on the left side of the brain. but there are many eu nurses working here who, unlike ishmalia, might not have the option of staying. concerns about the potential damage brexit could do to the nursing pipeline are being put to the government by the cavendish coalition — an umbrella group of 33 different health organisations, including nhs employers. what the cavendish coalition is asking for for eu nationals who are working in health and social care now, is they are granted indefinite leave to remain, so they are clear that they have a real commitment from this country to them being pa

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if i were staying in portugal, i would be a clinical specialist seven years after i qualified.their staff in a way that my country doesn't. we think your stroke is on the left side of the brain. there are many eu nurses working here who might not have the option of staying. concerns about the potential damage brexit could do to the nursing pipeline are being put to the government by the cavendish coalition. and an umbrella group of 33 different health organisations including nhs employers. what they are asking for is that they are granted indefinite leave to remain. so they they are clear they have a real commitment from this country to being part of our population and part of our social care and health provision beyond just leaving the european union. we contacted the department of health told is that the prime minister has been clear... for london's 7000 eu nurses official assurances can come soon for london's 7000 eu nurses official assurances can come soon enough. for london's 7000 eu nurses official assurances can come soon enoughlj certainly want to see the government cla

for all the other countries, portugal, ireland, the other countries bailed out as.ers, we will see you shortly. still to come... we'll talk to the boss of one of the world's biggest paint firms about how he's trying to colour the future of art. i told you, no more pardons! —— puns. you're with business — live from bbc news. travel group thomas cook have seen a £200 million increase in revenue, as they have a pretty solid start to the year. but the firm is still struggling with a changing holiday market as demand for holidays — and weak sterling means holiday prices will be up as much as 9% this summer. simon calder is travel editor for the independent. also for our travel show on the bbc. good to see you. 996, more expensive holidays for brits. exactly right and that is driven partly because of the sterling effect. sterling about six for a fifth weaker against the euro and us dollar, but mainly the inferences the cost of hotels in spain, particularly in the canary islands and the balearic islands, which mean that given the very strong swing we'd seen away from turke

juventus have one foot in the quarter—finals after beating porto 2—0 in portugal.down to ten men after half an hour but it wasn't until the 72nd minute thatjuve substitute marko pjaca put the italian league leaders ahead. another substitute, another goal — this time dani alves finding the net two minutes after coming on. 2—0 juventus. manchester united are into the last 16 of the europa league with a comfortable 4—0 aggregate win over st ettiene. 3—0 up from the first leg of the tie, henrik mikatarayan scored the only goal in france to reach the next stage of the tournament. jim lumsden reports. 3—0 up from the first leg thanks to zlatan ibrahimovic‘s hat trick, the former psg striker has scored more against st etienne than any other team. but henrikh mkhitaryan effectively brought the tie to an end afterjust a quarter of an hour. he limped off ten minutes later. the french side were now faced with an almost impossible task, needing to score five times to win. chances were few, this was the only one on target in the first half. one stain on the native victory was a

they‘ll play turkey, latvia and portugal in round robin matches.it is a very tough zone and the format is very taxing, it is days and days. not quite the same as a weekend, home always tie and it gives a different dimension, a different challenge but we got a great group of girls and a great support system. i‘m looking forward to being a part of the team environment again and giving it our best shot because that is what we will do, we will give it our best shot and hopefully create some opportunities to move forward. ronnie o‘sullivan is through to the second round of the world grand prix after a 4—2 win over china‘s yan bing—tao at preston‘s guild hall. bing—tao levelled the score at two games all and 0‘sullivan needed this bit of luck in frame five to help him on the way to victory. the five—times world champion then finished the match with a 128 break and will face either neil robertson or ricky walden next. in netball, wales were thrashed 92—27 by new zealand in the first of two tests in cardiff. the silver ferns showed their dominance througho

their place was sealed after lativa beat portugal in britain's group which meant gb will top group c under new captain anne keothavong. turkey were the latest team to be defeated withjohanna konta and heather watson earning singles victories before laura robson and jocelyn rae won the doubles. right now i'm very happy. that was not easy. to come through that and to have the opportunity to go to the play—off tomorrow, i'm very happy indeed. barry hawkins is into the final of snooker‘s world grand prix in preston. he eased past liang wenbo of china 6—1 — finishing in style with a break of 127. he'll now face either marco fu or ryan day on sunday. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rosamund urwin, columnist at the london evening standard, and martin lipton, deputy head of sport at the sun. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the i leads on the government's decision to shut down the unit it set up to investigate allegations that british troops abused local

their place was sealed after lativa beat portugal in britain's group which meant gb will top group cwon all of three ties under new captain anne keothavong 3—0. turkey were the latest team to be defeated with laura robson and jocelyn rae rounding off the whitewash in the doubles after singles victories for heather watson and johanna konta. danny willett is one shot off the lead in malaysia. he made six birdies to finish the day on five under par. he trails band buys worker. the austrian made an impressive nine under par 63. marc warren lost the lead after a second round of 75. the overnight leader hit three bogeys and a triple bogey on the last six holes as his three over round left him on six under. in a moment we'll have inside six nations from cardiff, but as wales and england prepare to go head—to—head tomorrow, one player who's not playing on the biggest stage is on the verge of breaking the premiership‘s all—time try—scoring record. bristol winger tom varndell, needs just one more try to pass mark cueto's record of 90 premiership tries, and could do it tonight when his side fac

and a run on banks, the peripheral countries, portugal and spain. just imagine, greece exceeds the eurozonef the french and german election. yes, yes. have you got it now? i have. we have talked about it so much for the past couple of years. this is a hell ofa past couple of years. this is a hell of a story. this guy here, vladimir kara—murza, he has got multiple organ failure in a moscow hospital. his wife says he is suffering from severe poisoning. coincidentally or not, he is a big critic of vladimir putin and the mind goes back to us here in the uk of alexandre litvinenko who died of polonium poisoning. the uk would like to get to russians back to the country to try them. here is another example of coincidentally, vladimir putin's critics suffer. this happened two years ago, with a far more vocal critic in opposition. they have just about confirmed because his lawyers have gone on facebook and posted that it has been a poisoning, an unidentified substance yet again, not necessarily linked to the last time two years ago but definitely poisoning yet again. and also comes a few days after

portugal's rui costa won the race overall.nwhile world champion peter sagan won the second one—day classic of the season — the kuurne—brussels—kuurne race — but there was a good result for welsh rider luke rowe, in the black and blue of team sky, who finished in third place behind sagan. barry geraghty is out of the cheltenham festival due to injuries sustained in a fall at kempton yesterday for that he has ridden the winner at the last 15 festivals but he suffered broken ribs and a punctured lung. he was due to ride a horse trained by mcmanus. more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. next, meet the author. sara baume has written a novel that deals with one of greatest contemporary problems, and perhaps her own experience too — the feeling of loss, maybe hopelessness, among young people who think that the opportunity they'd been brought up to believe in is an illusion. her book a line made by walking uses artwork as a structure. she was an art student herself in ireland and the story is told by the narrator f

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if greece, portugal and italy remain in that they cannot buy german goods, that is the other side ofout international treaties... that's true. talking about international treaties. .. we are with the uae... you go for the treaties and i will go for this thing about corruption. swiss voters have rejected an overall of the tax system have rejected an overall of the tax syste m — — have rejected an overall of the tax system —— overhaul. there was this idea that switzerland needs to be brought in line as far as its tax system is. it is another challenge for politicians to seoul. they have rejected the idea to... there is international pressure from the oecd with the fact that multinationals have control and in some parts of switzerland they gather lower taxes and it needs to end at some point and it needs to end at some point and this was looking at a way to do this but unfortunately voters, 60%, rejected this. they need to come up with something different here. rejected this. they need to come up with something different herem the west, we talk about corruption. i not sure if everybody

in portugal, police have arrested a former u.s. intelligence operative and are preparing to extradite her to italy, where she faces a prison sentence for her role in the kidnapping and rendition of an egyptian cleric in 2003. former undercover cia officer sabrina de sousa was one of 26 americans convicted in absentia by an italian court in 2007. they were charged with illegally seizing the cleric, abu omar, from the streets of milan in 2003, and sending him to egypt where he was tortured during a four-year imprisonment. de sousa moved to portugal in 2015, and was arrested monday as she attempted to leave the country. she faces four y years in an italian prison. japan's supreme court has denied bail to a prominent activist opposed to the u.s. military's presence in okinawa. hiroji yamashiro was arrested last fall on charges he cut through a barbed wire fence surrounding a u.s. base. for decades, residents have called for the expulsion of u.s. troops from okinawa, which houses about two-thirds of the 50,000 u.s. troops currently stat

in portugal's primeira liga, sporting lisbon came from behind to win 3—2 at morierense. adrien silva grabbed the winnerjust five minutes later. although sporting remain 10 point off leaders benfica. to cricket and india need seven more wickets on the final day to win the one—off test with bangladesh in hyderabad. their spinners took the wickets as bangladesh closed on 103—3. they need an unlikely 356 more runs for victory themselves, but won't be chasing runs — staying in and saving the test has been the aim since india posted their huge first innings total. expected to turn from day three, and started turning a little wind, not to. anyways, do we have is calling on it, think a lot of credit goes to them. —— a little on daily for comment not the e3. i think you have two at the crease, and if you get a good right in, and everybody knows how good they are. england also show the day. but this is a better pitch remaining, on my part, and i think they had to get through that first hour. because if you keep momentum to the indians, then you are in trouble. in rugby union's six

they will play turkey, latvia and portugal in round—robin matches.e of topping the group but british number one johanna konta says it will not be easy. the format is taxing, and it gives a different dimension and challenge. but we have a great group of girls and great support system around us soi and great support system around us so i look forward to being a part of that team environment again and give it our best shot. that is definitely what we will do, go out and give it our best shot and hopefully create opportunities to move forward. rafa nadal will warm up for wimbledon by playing in the ageon championships at the queen's club in london injune. the 1a time grand slam champion joins andy murray at the event. it's the start of another week of preparation for the home nations as they look ahead to the second round of fixtures in the six nations this weekend. wales topped the table on points difference at the moment but ahead of the crucial match against england, captain alun wynjones has been preparing a little differently. he's been pulling pint

in portugal that is not customary.nous. it could maybe be five or six figures. i am sure thatis be five or six figures. i am sure that is what the claim could be for, but whether or not that happens is a different story. thank you very much. still to come: high levels of violence. ten suicides in three years. a chronic shortage of prison officers. all this is revealed after an inspection at exeter prison. we'll speak to an officer who spent two weeks inside the prison. train operators are going to radically overhaul what they say is a "baffling" ticketing system. we'll find out what it could mean for passengers. with the news, here'sjoanna gosling in the bbc newsroom. mps vote tonight on legislation that would allow the government to trigger article 50, starting the process of leaving the european union. it would see the start of two years of formal negotiations with eu member states. the government is expected to win the vote, despite opposition from labour rebels and the snp. train operators have promised to overhaul

earlier today, they beat latvia to make it two out of two following victory over portugal, and they are yet to drop a rubber. new team captain anne keothavong is confident of a clean sweep in her first competition. i know the opposition pretty well, they are not to be under estimated at all. the step up to the plate when it comes to the duty. but i have belief in my players and i feel they are playing well, keep spirits high and we will come out and get them again tomorrow. ronnie o'sullivan is out of snooker‘s world grand prix in preston after losing in the second round to australia's neil robertson. o'sullivan could only sit and watch as the world number seven knocked in a break 83 to take the match 4—1. robertson went on to play barry hawkins in the quarterfinals — both of them playing two matches in one day. hawkins came out on top in this one, 4—2. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. finally! hello and welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. if front pages then in english. the mail warns of council tax rises comes most ar

this is to combat the money given to portugal during the financial crisis.f focus this time around, nancy, on greece. >> that's right, louisa. confidence is key here in brussels. the message coming at the conclusion of the euro group meetings is that leaders are confident enough to send a mission back to athens to get on the ground and work with the government on further reforms. there was a lot of talk about a shift in the reform push from austerity to more pro growth structural measures that won't require the government to bring forth any additional cuts in austerity, but i have to say the details were vague on how they would bring the imf to the table when it comes to convincing them these debt levels are sustainable. for now they're declaring this good news. a sign of progress that these missions will be going back on the ground as soon as possible. when it comes to a timeline, both the euro group president and the eu commissioner were hesitant to put a date on the table. investors and economists, analysts alike were hoping that perhaps we would get a gr

austrian, netherlands, ireland, and portugal.r.ht the spread is widening but nowhere near where it was a few years ago. is italy.st risk and even there, the desire to bend the euro only stands at around 5%. gilt is opening down. we have to see what happens in terms of the amendments proposed for the triggering of the article for brexit. with anna and was i this morning. saying terrorism could unseat their numbers. italy flooded with capacity. down the 17%. resources, is up 3.94%. dividend up 52%. ou cannot deny that, a buck in your pocket. ubs reporting higher and stronger gold prices. stock up 3.79 percent. i am off to bloomberg radio with caroline. , and join me there if you are jumping in the car. and join me there if you are jumping in the car. matt: deutsche bank purchased old page advertisements in all german newspapers. there you can see what the deutsche bank looks like in frankfurt. here you see the newspaper. in any case. i wanted to show you how big this is. in every major paper in newspaper basically apologizing for s

we have wind gusts reported about 100 to 115 kilometers toward france and germany and portugal as well. not a day to be heading out to the beach at all. never mind the fact it's very chilly. along the frontal line we'll be looking at strong thunderstorms flaring up and heavy snowfall across the alps. that's what's going on in the west with those thunderstorms into paris. maybe scattered showers. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> and that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. michelle: hello and welcome to "focus on europe." i'm michelle henery. one of our stories today reports on a spy network active right here in germany. it is said that the turkish secret service is behind it. the network of informants is so widespread, it has drawn comparisons to the stasi that operated in communist east germany. but not everyone is convinced the network even exists. there is no outside interference, out of the question, says this man. more on this is coming up later, in the program. modern germany is widely see

we have this storm continuing to bring windy conditions and also into northern spain and western portugal. red level warnings. here is the extended outlook. ♪ ♪ >>> that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. ernie stevens (voiceover): on this edition of native report, we attend a permanent exhibit of eastman johnson paintings chronicling mid 19th century native life in the lake superior region. rita aspinwall (voiceover): meet sarah agaton howes, and learn about what role distance running plays in her life. ernie stevens (voiceover): we will learn about a community health program on the lac du flambeau reservation of wisconsin. we also learn about what we can do to lead healthier lives, and hear from our elders, on this native report. announcer (voiceover): production of native report is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation. [theme song]

after us it was portugal, ireland, we just others followed. the early 19805 and the country actually should not have been allowed in because the finances had been sketchy for a long time. that is true. i think for greece growth has been positive despite all the pain. i wish we had been better prepared before we came into the eurozone in 2000 and i wish we had done the kind of necessary transformation after we came in. the fact was greece could borrow at the same rate as germany on the market and the markets blindly offered funds to countries with very different risk profile is assuming that in the eurozone eve ryo ne assuming that in the eurozone everyone was the same. but we were not. but the great tragedy as it became along with the crisis in other countries in the eurozone, that for some people in this country helps them realise that perhaps the eu was not for the uk and helped propel the country towards the vote to leave. i wonder if it was the eurozone troubles. one part of it. my eurozone troubles. one part of it. my sense is that the uk

matches. today turkey, latvia and portugal in round-robin matches.he other teams. it is an incredibly tough zone. it is very taxing. it is days and days and days. it is not quite the same as a weekend home or away tie. it gives a different dimension, a different talents. but we have got a different talents. but we have got a great group of girls and a great support system around us. i'm really looking forward to be a part of that tea m looking forward to be a part of that team environment again and give it oui’ team environment again and give it our best shot, because that is what we'll do. we will go out there and give it our best shot and hopefully creates opportunities to move forward. that is all for now. i will be back with sportsday at 10:30pm. thank you. tonight we bring you the second of our special reports on the mounting pressures facing the nhs in england. it comes as the latest economic forecast from the influential institute for fiscal studies says spending on the health service is struggling to keep pace with population growth and agein

the speed of light to san francisco, bouncing off a satellite in geosynchronous orbit to lisbon, portugal, where the data packets will be handed off to submerged transatlantic cables terminating in halifax, nova scotia and transferred across the continent via microwave relays back to our isp and the x10 receiver attached to this... lamp. look at me. look at me. i've got goose bumps. are we ready on the stereo? go for stereo. (theme from 2001: a space odyssey playing) (all humming theme)

the european central bank is still assuming a policy that is not oriented towards germany but from portugalo slovenia and czechoslovakia. that needs to be from all of the member countries, if we still , it wouldeutsche mark be a different value. monetary different policy. there would be zero influence on this, that is demographics coming into play. i'll world suggest that we talk to our partners in the united states. has one of the greatest demographic changes apart from japan in the next years to come. , that we have to be saving our money to whether that great challenge and that is the government. when i look at foreign investments by other countries -- companies united states. not just trade balance, there are a lot of other things on our agenda, i look forward to them. thank you very much ben chandler. >> says its opening, the national museum of african american culture has welcomed over 750,000 visitors. on sunday, american history tv on c-span3 takes you inside the toeum for a live exclusive work. our essence of look at the galleries and telling the story of the african-americans stor

he was using his charity work as part of a campaign for knighthood but the agency's affiliate in portugal refused to pay and the messages were published. it is believed the person comes from eastern europe. >>> vizio is paying $2.2 million to settle charges of spying on customers' viewing habits. regulators say the company collected the data without concept and then sold it third parties specializing in targeting advertising. as part of the settlement, vizio neither confirmed nor denied any wrongdoing. the company must also delete all of the data that it collected. >>> uber is taking another step to helping passengers literally fly to their destinations. it has hired a nasa engineer who published a proposal on flying cars. the company hopes to one day offer airborne commuting as a faster alternative to its regular service. >>> discount retailer dollar general says it will open 1,000 new stores this year creating about 10,000 new jobs. the retailer says those new jobs will increase its workforce by about 9%. >>> when we come back, a new effort to increase the number of adults getting their

from quiet, weather, further south, low pressure and farfrom quiet, particularly southern part of portugalspecially into south—west spain. the ca nary islands especially into south—west spain. the canary islands also, big holiday destination, and you can get some gorgeous weather but over the weekend, some storms moving through and strong winds. it is flip—flops and strong winds. it is flip—flops and umbrellas. the nice weather will come back. these are the temperatures on sunday. cold air is still in place in scandinavia. paris getting milder. top temperature 10 degrees on sunday. this is saturday in the uk and these are some rain and sleet and snow showers coming in for some of us. the extent of the snow, how long it might last, all the details in half an hour. this is bbc news. the headlines: presidentjuncker is beating japan's prime minister in washington. he says he is committed to the security andjapan and says he is committed to the security and japan and peace in the area. —— donald trump. he is also spoken by phone to the chinese president and he says he will endorse that how wine

european central bank is pursuing a monetary policy that is not oriented only towards germany but from portugal to slovenia or slovakia. for all member countries. if we still have the storage -- mark, it would stand as a different value from the euro. but that is an independent monetary policy. as chancellor, i have zero influence over this. different demographics, interplay -- come into play. germany will have one of the greatest demographic changes to contend with, apart from japan, the next 20 years. which means we have to save our money to whether that great -- weather that great challenge. there are a lot of things on our agenda, and i look forward to that discussion. >> thank you very much, madame chancellor. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> at the munich security conference, russian foreign minister sergey lavrov challenged claims of russian interference in the 2016 u.s. elections. he also discussed future relations with europ

european central bank is pursuing a monetary policy that is not oriented only towards germany, but from portugal to slovenia or slovakia. it has to be valued for all member countries. if we still have the deutsch mark, it would stand as a different value from the euro. but that is an independent monetary policy. i as chancellor, i have zero influence over this. there are demographics that come into play. germany will have one of the greatest demographic changes to contend with, apart from japan, in the next 20 years. which means that we have to save our money to weather that great challenge. if i look at direct foreign investments in the united states , one also has to see this, not only the trade balances. as i said, there are a lot of things on our agenda, and i look forward to that discussion. >> thank you very much, madame chancellor. [applause] announcer: vice president pence also spoke at that conference in munich. we will show you his remarks here at 10:30 eastern on c-span. you can also find the event online at www.c-span.org. announcer: c-span's washington journal. with news and policy

it is going to pull into portugal with some heavy rain and parts of spain as well.in parts of italy, and also sardinia and sicily. two big areas of low pressure. notice they are a long way south of the uk where, here, what has been established is a cold easterly wind with plenty of cloud and some snow flurries or snow showers. in fact the potential for seeing just a light covering of snow here and there is increasing in the next couple of days. friday, west is best for any sunshine, though it will not be knocked. you can find out about that than half an hour. —— it will not be much. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. let's look through some of the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. kellyanne conway promoted the clothing range of the president's daughter in a live interview — something federal ethics rules prohibit. we still wait for a court ruling on mr trump's travel ban. i've a report from montana, focusing on those who support it. those people need to understand that the women of montana at an too. —— at armed. there have been more revelations fro

steves: portugal's south coast was once known as europe's last undiscovered tourist frontier. but now it's well discovered, the darling of tour brochures, and much like spain's costa del sol -- paved, packed, and pretty developed. lagos, with a jet-ski marina and a beach-party old town, is as enjoyable as a big-city resort can be. the major town on this stretch of coast, lagos hides some history. it was the capital of the algarve in the 13th and 14th centuries. the first great portuguese maritime expeditions embarked from here, and europe's first african slave market was held under these arches. the old town, defined by its medieval wall, is a jumble of pedestrian streets, funky craft shops, seafood restaurants, and sunburned tourists. the beaches, with the exotic rock formations of postcard fame, are dramatic. while lagos is pretty touristy, one bit of old algarve magic still glitters quietly in the sun -- salema. this simple fishing village has just enough b&bs and restaurants, a classic beach, and endless sun. [ girl screams ] steves: salema has a split personality. the whi

there may well be more scenes like this, very dramatic pictures on the west coast of portugal were thosehis area has been gripped by an extreme drought but over the winter season there has been a lot of rain, causing flooding and disruption, but good news to ease that drought situation. the wet weather brought in on low pressure area is steered into the coast of california by the jet stream. notice how the jet stream, the wind is way up above our heads, high in the atmosphere, has been coming in from the south—west. that has helped to draw some very warm and moist air all the way from hawaii towards california. we call this the pineapple express and all of that warmth and moisture gets tied up in these areas of low pressure which then hold all that moisture and as the lows plough up into the mountains, the release that moisture in the form of lots of rain. let's go back one year, to the situation in california. 64% of the state was covered by extreme or exceptional drought. watch how the red area has shrunk. this year, just 296 red area has shrunk. this year, just 2% of the state is cove

gale is running into the coast of france, spain and portugal.ast, the temperature struggling below freezing in bucharest and sofia. the cold air not just affecting bucharest and sofia. the cold air notjust affecting eastern europe where you might expect it at this time of year but also diving down into the middle east. it is probably obvious that a degrees in baghdad is below par. at this time of year, they should be getting 18. it is because we have this call from sinking southwards, with strong north—westerly winds behind it. that will put up dust and sand. during friday, cold a moving further south to places like to have and dubai. not impressive at all for that part of the world. but back across western europe, we have some travel plans. on the way, areas of low pressure piling in from the atlantic. the could be some disruptive weather. more details on weather that could affect the british isles in half an hour. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. let's look through some of the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. the former

jocelyn rae and laura robson won the doubles against portugal, after straight set wins for heather watsonohanna konta in the singles had given gb an unassailable lead in their europe/africa group i tie. they face latvia tomorrow and turkey on friday and they'll playgroup b winners on saturday. really happen to to get the match under my belt. it was a high level match. got better and better as the match went on. really happy to have come through for the team. are you enjoying your time with the team under ann and her first enjoying your time with the team under ann and herfirst fed cup tie as captain? for sure. she's doing a tremendousjob. yes, she is. she's just behind us. doing a tremendous job bringing us together as a team. it is always tricky. we spend most of the years as individuals travelling. for her to be able to do such a good job with us, it says a lot about her. we've lots of team bonding in the evenings. lots of funny things going on. in the fa cup, leicester city are at home to derby county in theirfourth round replay tonight. leicester are only a point off the premier leagu

issue ind be a real countries like italy and portugal but nothing has been resolved yet. the president of the european -- does the presence of the european union in the eurozone helped or hurt in recapitalizing these banks? --clearly, the italian banks would be recapitalized by their government if it wasn't for the european union. they worked to put their government at risk of instability itself, so the european union is on balance in establishing a framework for the resolution of banks and the recapitalization of banks for the pockets, but it is painfully slow. thes now eight years after great recession, right? the u.k. financial crisis. that is japanese-style sluggishness. jon: is this a chronic problem that will not go away or will they grow out of this? >> no. it will have to be addressed or growth will remain slow. too slow to grow their way out of it. look then when you take a at the recapitalization, i know you said they were not recapitalized like they should be but when we see deutsche bank, that is the expensive possibility. how do you have a bank that grows alo

actually, it has been very windy through parts of portugal, spain, the bay of pigs 93v- portugal, spainkfast the deputy governor of the bank of england has described donald trump‘s presidency of the united states as a positive thing for the uk economy. sean is here with more. it is interesting. we have heard a lot about donald trump‘s policies. the idea that actually the business confidence that may come from some of those, could affect the global economy in the uk economy. this is ben broadbent, one of the people in the bank of england that set interest rates. they look at how the economy will do over the next year and then on the back of that decide interest rates. 0n the back of that, they are thinking the uk will do a lot better than they thought initially. it is because of some of donald trump‘s policies. initially. it is because of some of donald trump's policies. the world is doing better. the world economy is doing better. the world economy is looking at little healthier. fiscal policy from the government is easier. the degree of austerity has been toned down since the last infl

we have got a client in portugal. is it expensive to get started, though?started, though? it's not, it is a plug and play system, it arrives ready to go. what would it cost me if i wanted one? it depends where but it will give you a three to five year payback, so the systems range from £140,000, up to £400,000, depending on the size of the system, amount of waste you are going to be converting into electricity. how much space does it take up? it isa much space does it take up? it is a shipping container? and you just put it in? so you don't need planning permission? some places, you do and some you don't. some places require extra permits. it depends on where you are in the world and what the regulations are. is this the kind of technology that over time you can shrink so we could put it... it's a bit hard to have a shipping container next to the house. although it depends how big it is. we have shrunk it, if you think about it because right now, waste is converted in big centralised facilities that tend to be outside the urban environment so you are trucki

their place was sealed after lativa beat portugal in britain's group which meant gb will top group c.ered great britain to a 1—0 lead in their final best—of—three match with turkey, beating 163rd—ranked ipek soylu in straight sets. british number one johanna konta took came from a set down to take the second rubber. i have great britain written on my back and i am just proud. since i was very young, it's all it's been a goal of mine to represent my country whether that's in the olympics or anything, really, and it doesn't happen very often so i take every opportunity i can. so far, i'm just so opportunity i can. so far, i'm just so happy that i've got three wins out of three matches under my belt. england's danny willett is one shot off the lead after the second round at the european tour event in malaysia. the masters champion made six birdies to finish the day on five under par. he trails bernd wiesberger. the austrian made an impressive nine—under—par 63. scotland's marc warren lost the lead after a second round of 75. the overnight leader hit three bogeys and a triple bogey on the

their place was sealed after lativa beat portugal in britain's group which meant gb will top group ctest team to be defeated with laura robson and jocelyn rae rounding off the whitewash in the doubles after singles victories for heather watson and johanna konta. britain's entire fleet of royal navy's attack submarines is currently out of operation due to repairs and maintenance work. seven nuclear—powered subs are classed as non—operational, including three new astute class vessels. they are the most powerful attack submarines ever operated by the royal navy costing over a billion pounds each. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. they're known as hunter killers, the attack submarines armed with torpedoes and cruise missiles that the royal navy uses to project force anywhere in the world. normally, at least one is always at sea on active duty, but it's now emerged that none is currently deployed on operations. if none of them are operational, it is very serious. the submarines are needed for our security vis—a—vis russia, who at the moment is sabre rattling. they are go