rosie millard is from the creative industries federation and was going to be one of thejudges.ms like the eu throwing its ties out of the rather large european shaped pram and just saying, well, if you do not want to be part of ask you cannot have one of our lovely things which is the capital of cultures. these are game changes are for the city. they com pletely changes are for the city. they completely change outcomes for the people living in the city and the city itself. it can completely change the way the city looks, he brought in millions of pounds in tourists and investments and the same with liverpool. it was just remarkable and cities want this price. now it's time for newsnight with evan davis. your house is deliberately burnt down. you see your children killed. you run to safety in a neighbouring country. could you be tempted to return to your original home? it's the dilemma that may soon face rohingya muslims. they've experienced terror in myanmar, fled to banlagadesh but now may even be sent back. we'll ask if a new plan to return the rohingya to myanmar is the righ

i'm with rosie millard, who is chair of hull — the uk city of culture 2017.ction panel for the european city of culture. i presume it was. you mean capital of culture. because it has gone now. you were going to choose one of the five cities. look at the care that has gone into it. 0ur place, that was belfast. i am puzzle as to how it got this far, we voted to leave some time ago, how could it have got this far would us realising? it must have been on their risk register, they must have had this anxiety this could happen, but never believe it would happen because there is precedent, you know, cities of one culture, media and sport, from countries which are not in the eu, like norway, capital of culture, there is even i think it is prague, yes, was the capital of culture before the czech republic was in the eu, so there is precedent. and 2023. they put a lot of money into the bid. it is preallocated as britain's year. and i may say that britain was the country that really brought the capital of culture into being, because before glasgow won it in 1990, the capi

join us in the joining me in the studio is rosie millard, who is the deputy chief executive of the creativef the judging panel that was meant to assess the bids for the 2023 european city of culture. claire mccolgan was surprised, what was your reaction? i was disappointed. i wasn't actually surprised. i think each of the five bidding cities who i feel very, very sorry for, must have had it on their risk register, the fact this might happen. i think that they must have suspected it or possibly planned for it. because, you know, when we left brexit, when the referendum came out, it was one of the things people said. how can we be, how can we host the european capital of culture if we're not in the eu? however, there have been places who have done just that, bergen in norway, stavanger in norway. and in prague they have the capital of culture before the czech republic evenjoined capital of culture before the czech republic even joined the eu so there is precedent. you have to be in europe, you don't need to be in the eu. but it is the commission that decides on the laws of these things. howfa

rosie millard was to be one of the judges at that event. it just seems like at that event. eu are throwing toys out of a rather large european shaped pram, frankly. saying, well if you don't want to be pa rt saying, well if you don't want to be part of us you can't have one of our lovely play things. which is the capital of culture. these things are game changers for a city. they com pletely game changers for a city. they completely change the outcomes for people living in the cities and the cities themselves. when glasgow was capital tal of culture —— capital of culture it changed the way that the city looked, it brought in millions from tourists and investment. it was remarkable. liverpool was the same and the cities want this prize. you're watching outsideside source, live from the bbc newsroom. the lead story: the argentine navy say it is believes there was an explosion in the south atlantic at the time that one of its submarines went missing. now here is a developing story for you after weeks of stand—off. the police in papua new guinea started to move refugees and asy