west brom celebrated the life of cyrille regis.ed professionally. mac#1b was the one. —— cyrille regis was the one. if! had been was the one. —— cyrille regis was the one. if i had been cyrille was the one. —— cyrille regis was the one. if! had been cyrille regis i would have been tempted to walk cray from it all. the best way to deal with all that rubbish, that he had to put up with, the only way really was to be brilliant. really emotional day there, and it ended up being a difficult day on and off the pitch. this was a crucial one for both sides, particularly for west brom at the bottom of the premier league, they started well enough, they took the lead but three goals from southampton put them in total control of this one. west brom got a goal back. rondon pulling one back in the second half but a difficult day. west brom remain rooted to the bottom of the premier league. southampton needed a win. before that it was 12 games without a win. good result for them but west brom are good result for them but west brom a re really goo

if i'd been cyrille regis, i think i would have been tempted to just walk away from it all.t rubbish that he had to put up with, the only way really, was to be brilliant. a difficult day for them and on the pitch as well. this was a big one, rooted down at the bottom of the premier league, a big game also for southampton, they have gone several without a win, west brom did take the lead early on. then three goals for southampton put them in control. west brom pulled one back in the second half but it wasn't going to be enough. west brom have got a lot to do to turn their season around. a really good result for southampton, having gone into that one 13 games without a win, they have got that, so without a win, they have got that, $03 without a win, they have got that, so a good afternoon for them. leicester city without mahrez, he went leicester city without mahrez, he we nt awo l leicester city without mahrez, he went awol during the transfer window, did they miss him today? that saga continue, he has been missing from training for three or four days after that move to manch

there were also more emotional words from dion dublin who called regis his boyhood hero.d and stoke dropping into the relegation zone. they defeated 2—1 by bournemouth who move up to ninth. brighton had their first bournemouth who move up to ninth. brighton had theirfirst league bournemouth who move up to ninth. brighton had their first league one of 2018 as they beat west ham 3—1. leicester city drew with swansea, without mahrez. and the late kick off without mahrez. and the late kick off is under way at the emirates. arsenal are playing everton. america tarn involved in that. arsenal 1, everton 0 after about ten minutes. xxxxxxxx m khita rya n. steve clark said clydesdale bank premier league needed to play a perfect game to pete celtic. given they had only lost once this season he would need a bit of luck. that arrived with boyata limping off with arrived with boyata limping off with a groin strain and ager off. that left deficiencies in defence exposing celtic to danger when kilmarnock went forward. they could hold o no longer. mulumbu ending his four year goal drought

was either the regi with a super the finish after twenty four minutes. which took up with guilty of losing possession in the middle of the park and the on loan belgian reminded parent club liverpool of his skills. coach martin smith was feeling hopeful. the league did not last long though and who else but gomes grabbed the equaliser. his first goal since returning to stuttgart sealed a baffling point for the visitors as they bid to stay clear of the drop zone. with in front we have to live with the points that we were asleep in the first half in the second we did really well it's something to build on it sounds like a decent stuff a new stuck up coach typhoon. hoffenheim had a bit of luck away to have to berlin nico shields was adjudged to be onside before being found by nicholas stuck for a penalty. her marriage slotted in a spot kick to give hoffenheim the first half lead. but salomon kalou secured a point for the berliners after fifty eight minutes a draw that does little to either side's european aspirations. well now it's time to take a look at the

and thin the afternoon, he will meet with amazon's jeff bassos at the saint regis hotel. >> 76 in san jose. that was a tie. most field that was 74. low 70s, san francisco napa. livermore and half moon bay got to 73 degrees. tracking that southerly surge bringing the fog up and down the coast. i will let you know how this is going to play into your forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks so much. >> abc7 news was in santa cruz for a spectacular sunrise. hit the waves today. as kate larson explains, the warm weather. >> it is already fully blooming. >> reporter: pointing out a plant that is flowering up two months ahead of schedule. >> opening up with the unprecedented amount of heat receiving. >> reporter: the warm weather itself isn't a most problem for most flowering plants but there is still time for a cold snap. >> cold cloth or frost cloth is the best way to protect those. >> reporter: the record breaking temps means more people are enjoying the outdoors in the bay area. in tahoe, a lack of snow. silver lining is sports basement is slashing ski prices by 50%. >>> transformi

regis hotel in san francisco with ceos of amazon, ebay and amgen.is highlighting the benefits of business in canada when it comes to technology and manufacturing, amid concerns that it may get harder for u.s. firms to bring in foreign workers with our current political climate. earlier yesterday he visited "salesforce" for a talk with ceo marc benioff. >> i have been talking about jeff bezos of amazon for the past couple of years about more investment in canada. i have talked with tech companies large and small. >> about, did you hear that? [ laughter ] >> reporter: trudeau's message is really getting through to some companies. "salesforce" just announced it's going to invest $2 billion in canada over the next five years on data centers and hiring more workers. trudeau also supporting the bid of toronto to host the new headquarters of amazon, one of 20 cities still in the running. the bay area is out. this morning he meets at 8:30 and 9:00 and then he goes to los angeles. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> anne makovec out and aboot --

regis hotel along with the ceos of amgen and ebay and amazon. trudeau is pitching canada as a good place to set up shop for businesses amid concerns it may get harder for u.s. firms to bring in foreign talent. earlier yesterday, he visited "salesforce" for a roundtable talk with ceo marc benioff. >> we know that investing in can't is a smart thing to do in this global economy. we have an educated diverse workforce that does incredibly great work. >> reporter: trudeau visited "salesforce" for a roundtable talk with marc benioff and other tech leaders, as well. so he is going to be meeting with jerry brown this morning and then the plan is to head to los angeles for another series of meetings. this is all part of his three- day u.s. visit. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the 2018 winter olympics are under way. vice president mike pence met with south korean officials and japanese prime minister shinso abe in pyeongchang in south korea earlier this morning before attending the opening ceremony. >>> it took two failed bit attempts b

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the death of cyrille regis was felt ha rd est death of cyrille regis was felt hardest here.t was a special day in a lot of ways but obviously not a special result. as much as we sort of have to and puffed in the second half we couldn't find a way back into it. pa rd ew‘s into it. pardew‘s i've may look in hope towards bournemouth to see how quickly things can change. they came from behind to beat stoke and go seven clear of trouble. two wins in four days may have transformed the cherries' season. at the top manchester city show few signs of fading but they are at least showing their human. raheem sterling with surely the miss of the season. it's normally city's opponents wanting the ground to swallow them up but this time burnley look to make city pgy- this time burnley look to make city pay. this goals sealed a 1—1 drawer and a red taste of regret for the runaway leaders. they will surely still be future champions but this was the weekend football paid respects to its past. joe lynskey, bbc news. there was a rare defeat for celtic in the scottish premiership. they went down

regis where trudeau had a meeting with jeff bezos and other tech titans. reporting live from san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> one person is dead after a car collided with an ac transit bus in the east bay. it happened around 6:30 this morning. investigators say the force from the crash sent both cars into a parked car in the driveway and a nearby house. the driver of the car was killed. police and ac transit say they will be looking into neighbors complaints about speeding in the area. ♪ >> the games have begun. a live look at hong chang, south korea. it's just after 8:00 a.m. friday there. this is the coastal cluster where all the skating and ice events will take place. a minor controversy swirling around team usa. speed skate r sean davis said h should be the one carrying the flag. yesterday the tie breaking method was broke by a coin toss. >> the north korean flag was raised today. it's a rare sight would not normally be tolerated in south korea. 22 athletes from north korea as well as officials, cheer leaders and an arm tr

lost itst, the regi fear of western intervention.n september 2015, russia intervened decisively on assad's now he is more secure and he is emboldened, more so than at any time since the war started.ns and the russre becoming the dominant foreign power in the middle east. in northern syria, thedent has sent in militiamen to join the fight against the turkish incursion. he wouldn't have the confidence to move against i need a power -- a move against a nato power without the russians, and it suggests he will not listen to foreign condemnation o attack on eastern ghouta. jeremy bowen, bbc news. laura: horrific scenes in syria. billy graham has been called a great man who gave hope and guidance to generations of americans. the evangelist spent his 60-year -- he died at the age of 99. martin bashir looks back on his life. >> there are problems that face us tonight that will never be solved unless we bring them to the lord jesus christ. martin: charismatic and handsome, billy graham preached a civil message that he took -- a simple message

was steve urkel regi with a super the finish after twenty four minutes. stepped up were guilty of losing possession in the middle of the park and the on loan belgian remanded parent club liverpool of his skills. coach martin smith was feeling hopeful. the league did not last long though and who else but gomes grabbed the equaliser. his first goal since returning to stuttgart sealed a battling point for the visitors as they bid to stay clear of the drop zone. with him we have to live with the points that we were asleep in the first half in the second we did really well it's something to build on it sounds like a decent stuff a new stock up coach typhoon. hoffenheim had a bit of luck away to hatter berlin because shields was adjudged to be on site before being found by nicholas stuck for a penalty. her marriage slotted in a spot kick to give hoffenheim the first half lead. but salomon kalou secured a point for the after fifty eight minutes a draw that does little to either side's european aspirations. well now it's time to take a look at the results so far

they talk about the history of the ozarks and stereotypes people face living in the regi region. it is a mostly rural and poor face those images and stereotypes they are part of our story. the foundation in washington, d.c. the chief of legal operations chief richardson discussed the status of the media and its role in protecting national interests. he also discussed the defense readiness. thisth a is an hour. ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests thank you for joining me in welcoming the 31st naval operations admiral john richardson discuss the navy the nation needs. the presence of almost 100 ships and submarines across the globe to detour the potential adversaries from the allies and ensure the freedom of the maritime for all nations. the greatest challenge has come from our own congress over the decade of continuing resolutio resolutions. the national defense strategy today couldn't be more timely. i am greatly honored to be ablet to host. admiral john richardson the bachelors of science in physics holds a masters degree from mit and strategy from the national war colleg

the death of cyrille regis was felt hardest here.to victory. a crucial 3—2 win for southampton leaves albion cut adrift at the bottom. it was a shame because it was a special day in a lot of ways, but obviously not a special result. as much as we sort of have to and puffed in the second half we couldn't find a way to get back into it. pardew‘s side may look in hope to bournemouth to see how quickly things can change. they came from behind to beat stoke and go seven clear of trouble. two wins in four days may have transformed the cherries' season. while at the top, manchester city showed few signs of fading but they are at least showing they‘ re human. commentator: raheem sterling with surely the miss of the season. it's usually city's opponents wanting the ground to swallow them up, but this time burnley looked to make city pay. this goal sealed a 1—1 draw and a rare taste of regret for the runaway leaders. they will surely still be future champions, but this was the weekend football paid its respects to its past. joe lynskey, bbc ne

lot of this, i can assure you , in the short—term, a lot of this, i can assure you, notjust in lyme registern parts of a warm front introducing the milder air coming up and the size of ours from way down in the atlantic, but it means the cloud will thicken, we have seen rain across some of the western areas that will through the rest of the evening and overnight creep further towards the east. not a cold start to the new day, except in the northern isles with something clearer, some cooler starts, and cool clearer, some cooler starts, and cool, but these weather fronts will march further towards the north and east. stuck between the warm front and cold front, sadly way out in the atla ntic lots and cold front, sadly way out in the atlantic lots of mild air giving a pretty leaden start to monday rat across parts of the british isles. i've changed the model to give you the best detail we can, it's almost like if you need reading glasses, putting them on so you know the book is there and now we've put the glasses on we can see the detail of where we think the rain will be and there it is acr

regis hotel where he met with amazon ceo jeff bezos and other entrepreneurs. >> a mixed message expected for the state of the city address. the highlights are for the police department and the planned opening of the new bart station. the mayor tells us he wants to call attention to the affordability crisis in local housing. >> i was just speaking at a high school in east san jose and i heard far too many stories of kids whose families are being evicted from apartments because they can't pay rent. >> the mayor says he is proposing a plan to build 25,000 housing units in the next five years with half of those units considered affordable housing. now, the state of the city address will be held at the city college and starts just after 7:00 this evening. ♪. >>> the games have begun. the olympics are underway. this is a live look right now at the olympic park right there in south korea. this is right along the coast where several events will take place including figure skating. dignitaries from around the world are arriving in south korea for tomorrow night's opening ceremony, including vice

year and homs before that, it has been iranian militias and iranian-influenced ound troops and the regi army that have launched the operations, and it has been later that the russians have joined in. in another example, when there have been diplomatic agreements that russia has been part of, it is more or less iranian-commanded militias and regime troops that have violated the agreements, undermining russia's diplomatic standing in the international counity. , actualdon't think we have got a great deal of evidence that the russians have the influence we want them to. jane: if, as seems increasingl likely, assad does retain power, what should the u.s. strategy be long-term? charles: again, that is another really big question. looking at syria the last seven years, looking at where we are today in 2018, i don't think inere can be any real question that assad is st what does that mean for u.s. strategy? well, when you hear, as we havet in the recent secretary of state rex tillerson say publicly that assad will still have to leave as part of a politically negotiated transition, and that u.s

access to water it's about water but it's also over much more the water it's about to hurt and the regis tradition of all of. us. debt down towards the one dollar. a plate for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money kill the narrowness and spending to twenty million. it's an experience like nothing else going to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy great so it will transfer. to. it's morning. in america a college degree requires a great deal. of debt. studying so hard it requires strong. go through humiliation to enter an elite society. and parching to dance sometimes quite literally. wants other true colors of universities in the u.s. . with just one day before the opening ceremony of the south korean winter olympics russia not only holding out hope of being allowed to compete in the games with a ruling from the court of arbitration for sport on their. knowledge limited. however some athletes

rights the access to water it's about water but it's much more the water it's about to hurt and the regis tradition of all of. us. the warmth of. the world is getting away from us dollars walled reserve currency the one road one bell policy linking up russia and china is out of the dollar every last trade oil away from the dollar countries are desperate to get out of the u.s. dollar so the dollar is going to lose value no matter what anybody says here's the treasury secretary we'll try to make it look like. a lower dollar really matter what he says the dollar has gone lower as we've been saying for a number of years because the u.s. dollar is a currency that other countries recognize as funding the war and the weapons and the poverty that they're trying to escape. we already in the stone cold emo show studio this way delights to be joined by two . journalists i was in bend and the evidence only show we have privately flown from calling to. asking the great and the good of the guy they own their favorites to win the world here's what some of them have. grown to know from some people made a

the eastern side looked glorious, the western side like this, this was a short while ago in lyme regiss that sort of thing that winds out, this is a warm front spreading mild air in from the atlantic, so not a cold night in prospect but it will be a damp one from any. with this shield of cloud will help keep temperatures up so you will not be scraping first thing in the morning save for the northern isles with something bright and fresh. it is coming from the warm front and the cold front to clear away the gunk is in the atlantic so we are stuck for the greater part of the day in something we cold a warm sector coming between those two weather features and the thickest cloud on the east by the warm front, bits and pieces of rain here. there may be some gaps in the cloud, then the way when you get a wide warm sector and some gaps could be across the irish sea coast and hills, where we could see the temperatures getting up to ii or 12. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: the family of murdered labour mp, jo cox, have pledged to support her widower, brendan, after he admitted behavin

access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than the water it's about to hurt and the regis tribulation of all of west birds on their debt downwards we want our. headlines off the international it's whale strikes twelve targets inside syria after the syrian military balance one of its fighter jets however. damascus says it was responding to an act of aggression by. south korea's president says he is ready to accept an invitation to visit pyongyang from the north korean leader in just the latest sign of a thawing of relations between the two countries. and less than a month before general election rights supporters clashed with police and italian city that suffered a racially motivated shooting we hear from the increasingly popular right wing party. in the next election. we use it. and this is the only we. are the program here on our international we have the latest well things have. syria defense has responded to new israeli raids near the capital damascus israeli military confirms it attacked twelve targets in syria including both syrian and iranian facilities the i.d.f. is

abused by him one to the extent she obtained a restraining order after dismissing the claims is that regis and false he is no decided to quit from the podium of the white house briefing room there was a defense from the highest level rob has been ineffective in his role as staff secretary and the president's chief of staff have had full confidence and trust in his abilities and his performance in a more of an update on that front rob this played out a statement which i can read to you now and i think your dress some of those other questions these outrageous allegations are simply false i took the photos given to the media nearly fifteen years ago and the reality behind them is nowhere close to what has been described it's reported the f.b.i. knew of the assault allegations and that could have impacted on porter security clearance he'll leave the white house after a transition period but the date of his final day of the president's sight has not been decided alan fischer washington scientists have concluded that britain's oldest known resident looked rather different than average and he tho

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regis is the person that introduced first microprocessor to the world. if i were telling the story you would never get back. it looks at each period of time and the tragedy of a window and jump to the next and show again how what everyone is doing and that enabled me to hit those nodes where things are crossing and to grade it into weaving. >> many people look at silicon valley in terms of heroic individuals how did you choose these people? >> the person had to be developed into a truly interesting story. i almost exclusively only read fiction and especially when you are talking about something as complicated as this technology into the notion of building a company to be able to take a person and tell their story was important so i needed a people that have interesting stories. i talked about a party i went to a long time ago, a tech company with a very famous celebrity ceo the person started singing a song with the lyrics i did all the work and he got all the credit. the picture had thrown a perfect game. it was a calibrated call that goes into the hist

we're at a point in time where the labor markets are going to be tighter that might be by industry or regi region you're at a point in time where wages are going to start to get pressured off. those companies that are labor intensive and those companies that are less so i would say the market from the financial crisis went through a pretty big unwind. there was a lot of excess capacity in the system that can soak up all that recovery. why wouldn't you expect or maybe you do to see greater acceleration in yields versus 3, 3.25 market doesn't wait for the recession. the market discounts the recession. >> no doubt. i agree with that. i would say that wages will start to take up in certain industries i think the pace of the economy is healthy but not over accelerated at this point in time we have higher interest rates across the curve. we talk about how we haven't seen for a long period of time the speed and face is important to understand. it may eat into some of the profit margins for corporations that have really benefits over the course of the last ten years. it might be a bit of a transfe

vine street expressway looking good heading up toward schuylkill and we have iss regi, west trenton trains running around 45 minutes on chestnut ht train 15 minutes and warminster has a 10 minute delay in that train so check with your regional rails if you are traveling septa we will look at traffic and weather together in less than 10 minutes, thomas. >> thanks, 50:00 . thousands remember the 17 people killed in the mass shooting at a florida high school. they gathered at a candle light vigil last night. >> my friends are dead. peter, martin, they are dead. those are my good friends. >> our home, we go here every day and to take that sense of safety away from frustrates, its the scariest thing in the world. >> the names, quickly coming out a football coach, athletic director, soccer star and scholarship students just a small portrait of the 17 lives taken too soon. thousands of people gathering once again last night and what a scene it was to remember those, friends, family spoke about the their loved ones and what they will do to honor them among those grieving the father of 14 year-old

about $2.54 in the philadelphia regi region, it's $2.79. northern delaware the cheapest at $2.43. >>> let's talk about the bond between animals and humans. it's a lot more than just companionship. >> that unique connection can be a life changer for people with physical and mental disabilities. coming up next this morning, the philadelphia program that uses horses to help people overcome their odds. >>> also, hometown advantage. ahead in our next half hour, where eagles head coach doug pederson was feeling the love and why he says he had to make a stop in the south jersey town. >>> a lawmaker is dismissing a memo on the russia election investigation that democrats have declassified. yesterday devon nunez repeated his allegation that the fbi spied on carter page. the democratic memo details allegations that russia tried to recruit page as a spy. page calls the memo misinformation and a smear campaign. democrats had a similar reaction to a gop memo, a controversial memo released on the same issue. >>> president trump is responding to that demo

he did on the title bill, which has effects on the putin regi regime's ability to mettle in americanitics because it would clamp down on the use of shell corporations, a known russian corruption and interference tool. so there are things that are going. but when you look at the 2018 elections rushing towards us, i don't sense the urgency. we are trying to ramp it up and make sure the republicans know we see it as a priority. >> back to those sanctions. there was this bipartisan effort to impose them. they were supposed to be implemented. the white house has not provided an explanation. this was a deterrent punch by tangling with the thing he cares most about, the himself and the oligarchs around him and the way they can use the west to hide their ill-gotten gains. that's where you really hurt the guy. he deserves a punch after what he did in our 2016 elections. so you got the whole senate essentially agreeing with that. it is in explicable why the president would not go forward. >> you know, two days before the sanctions were supposed to be implemented, as you know, cia director mike

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i mean unsettled with clouds and showers in and out of the regi region.g to continue as i mentioned through the weekend on your seven day forecast from the weather authority friday 48. saturday close to 60 with a to you showers. sunday rain more likely but temperatures will be boosting up to 64. then we finally get rid of this monday looks nice near 60. tuesday 54. by wednesday, mostly sunny and a temperature of 57 degrees. so yeah we have a couple days in and out of the showers but i think we can all say that the past two days were worth it. what do you think? >> yeah, they were so worth it these past two days. amazing. love this temperature. the eagles super bowl season was impressive. adding a guy who battled all year while hurt. more on alshon jeffery surgery. the sixers back from the all star break. joel embiid is as great an interview as ever. hear what he said or didn't say next. now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. cone zones out here in king prussia much the ramp closure 422 eastbound the ramp to route 23 clo

and the programme will look back on the life of cyril regis.sary of the munich air disaster. we have an important piece on that about why it is remembered by obviously manchester united fans and players and staff, but more widely from other football people. we have an interview with denis law. he was at huddersfield at the time. we will have a piece on david beckham and looking at transfers. we will be looking at transfers. we will be looking at transfers. we will be looking at where riyad mahrez is. we will try and track him down. and we have a great piece on sheffield united who are doing well in the championship. they take on wolves this weekend. and predictions, i know you always ask me. we have super bowl predictions this weekend. we are on midday, we are tightly packed and if you like game of thrones, which you clearly don't! big tails, breathing fire. what time is it? it is midday. you were ignoring me. i'm excited about the super bowl. i will tell you who else is stoked, bolton wanderers fans. in the championship, bolton wanderers are o

regis is on the line from philadelphia your on our independent line. what is on your mind today? caller: it is such a crooked society we live in. i tried to get in newsrooms and everywhere, everyone shunned me and asked me to leave the evidence i have. i've taken in children, and i have never been paid for it, except for one child. eric for two years, and now i am being billed for his medical bills. what kind of society we live in when out of the kindness of my heart, i have taken in so many children and have not did it for the money. i had a cousin who stole the families estate, forged signatures, and he is the biggest child molester, but because he is an educated fool, four years of college posted be -- college, supposed to be a professor, and yes i have children by him, and he can be very violent when he wants to. host: ok, carl from north carolina on the democratic line. tell us what is on your mind. caller: i wanted to get in to talk to james o'keefe. butan, i love to watch you, let a big liar like this man come okies, in, i mean, it is just ridiculous. he has been sued for

us questions.end regis on twitter.g. ♪ lisa: returns are retails secret market. they reached $292 billion. will likely be returned in january and february of this year. this raises so many questions. this came to us from a wall street journal article talking about how problematic returns are. example, 49 washing machines and dryers or returned to best buy sold at a 68% discount. they can't get good prices. david: all the conversation we have about how a retailer is doing, it doesn't reflect how they are doing. we never asked how many returns lisa:. retail sales and general, they could be inflated. if we talk about how much people send things back. david: how does it compare, amazon versus brick-and-mortar. is it more or less? lisa: in my lobby, there are with peopleges sending things back to amazon. will be live from your. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: it is the request to the start of trading. this is the countdown to the open. coming up, equities shaking off volatility. the s&p 500 is set for its best weekly gain. m

offerings called ico's that should be undertaken as securities offerings consistent with our regulatory regi regime. >> senator cotton. >> thank you. and thank you, gentlemen, for your appearance today. i want to continue on the line of questioning that senator warner began. so putting aside bitcoin or other kinds of cryptocurrencies based on block chain or distributed ledger technology, what are your thoughts for the underlying value of the block chain and distributed ledger technology, both to enterprises and consumers and perhaps to government agencies? >> it's important to remember that if there were no bitcoin, there would be no ledger, it grew out of that. and the potential applications or ordinarily i'm no pie in the sky dreamer, i report what i read, but the applications range from enormous potential in financial services industry and the banking industry, but right down to the way charity dollars are spent, the way perhaps refugees are accounted for across the globe, there was an article just this morning about use of the distributed ledger technology for two and a half billion peop

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only the other day we were remembering a great black player, cyril regis, you look at astra like thisrfans of african heritage responding, and their fans making it of african heritage responding, and theirfans making it clear this is simply unacceptable, these views, if these quotes are correct. the players union saying they are shocked at the reported comments, they strongly condemn any views. they say there is no place for this in football. a united position across football but these views coming forward, we will have to see how the club and govern governing body react in due course. thank you. the chief inspector of schools in england has warned that religious extremists are using schools to narrow children‘s horizons and pervert their education. speaking at a school in east london, amanda spielman called on head teachers to tackle people who undermine fundamental british values; critics say the educational authorities need to engage more with muslim communities. frankie mccamley reports. how far have you got through it? since being appointed a year ago, the head of 0fsted, amanda