and dimitrov sees off shapovalov in straight sets. to reach the second round of the rotterdam open. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with football and monday's opening round of games in the asian champions league. there were wins for the two home sides in group b, including the holders al—hilal, but both games in group a ended in1—1 draws. colm harrison reports. semifinalists are the last world cup, al—hilal were on top early but it took longer to make that superiority count. midway through the second half, scorer turned provider setting up the goal which sealed the win. in the same group, a victory with a superb opener cancelled out by an equaliser before the goal that won it with a shot that just about trickled home on the goal that won it with a shot thatjust about trickled home on a pitch that was barely playable. and if the other game, the visitors took the lead but had to settle for a point when a penalty was awarded in the second half. also in group a, the second half. also in group a, the team from saudi arabia looking to be heading for victory. they had to be he

and a shock defeat for second seed stefanos tsitsipas in rotterdam against aljaz bedene. but defending champion gael monfils marches on. welcome along to the programme. three—time australian rugby union player of the year, israel folau, is set to return to action this weekend, for the first time in 10 months. the former wallaby was sacked last year by rugby australia and his state side, over homophobic comments he posted social media. folau's now back in the spotlight, after being the given the chance to return to rugby league, signing for the french based super league team, catalans dragons. and the man who's played for his country in both codes of rugby, set to make his debut on saturday against castleford tigers. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports from perpignan. his athletic ability is not up for debate but his personal views sparked a huge run around free speech and discrimination. the deeply religious israe lfolau will attempt to resurrect a career left in tatters. the smile is back and his new manager believes everyone reserves a shot at redemption. fro

the greek says he always enjoys playing in rotterdam — because it was in this tournament in 2017, thatjunior because i just playing has myself as a junior because ijust playing juniors has myself as a junior because i just playing juniors that year. and i wasjust i just playing juniors that year. and i was just excited and trying to catch up and i get the realisation understanding of how these players play because i know the level, it is different to juniors and obviously challenging. it was the first good experience. there's a big game in the nba on tuesday. the boston celtics travel to the houston rockets. the meeting will affect both the eastern and western conference playoff races. the celtics have won seven in a row. they've only lost two of their last 12, thanks to jayson tatum and jaylen brown performing at ca reer—high levels. it promises to be another good test for the rockets, a team looking to climb up the western conference standings. they haven't lost to the celtics at home, since kevin mchale's final game as the rockets' head coach in 2015. now here's something your unlik

among games to look out for on wednesday in rotterdam, the top seed daniil medvedev up against canadiannt in the world rankings, but isn't taking anything for granted. i was wanted to win more tournaments, in the future as a challenger before but now it is a peer to pairs of grand slams, ijust a peer to pairs of grand slams, i just know that a peer to pairs of grand slams, ijust know that if i permit myself, some of the days when i'm going to text my coach and say, i don't want to just today, let's postpone the practice tomorrow. which i can do because tennis is an individual sport. i know it's not going to make a good impact on my result and that is why i'm here, time if! on my result and that is why i'm here, time if i know it was myself. there's a big match up in the nba on wednesday with the denver nuggets playing host to the los angeles lakers at pepsi center. the la kers beat the phoenix suns on monday, giving them a 16—5 record over their last 21 games. little wonder they're top of the western conference. but second—place denver are unlikely to be a pushover. they come into this

and dimitrov sees off shapovalov in straight sets. to reach the second round of the rotterdam 0pen.ound of games in the asian champions league. there were wins for the two home sides in group b, including the holders al—hilal, but both games in group a ended in1—1 draws. colm harrison reports. semifinalists are the last world cup, al—hilal were on top early but it took longer to make that superiority count. midway through the second half, scorer turned provider setting up the goal which sealed the

bong joon ho has now prepared a black and white version which played at rotterdam and hopefully it will, go see it without reading or hearing any more about it. don't let anybody spoil the plot or anybody say to you, there's this brilliant bit when... if they do, run away! i did not see that bit coming that we won't talk about and i thought it was so clever! did you like the film? i loved it. i'm not good with violence, there are a couple of moments when i'm a bit like that, but on balance, i loved it and i thought it had masses to say about class and money and was beautifully shot. snowpiercer, obviously but come! memories, he is good at depicting stratified social groups. i also think the cast across the board, an ensemble cast, this is what you need an award for best ensemble cast, you can't pick out individual performances. it is an ensemble cast and it is like watching a swiss watch work. i love this film, i love this film, it is fantastic and everybody should see it. best out, another film you like as well? david copperfield. i am more keen than you are but the cast... i enjoyed i

of seven days, after beating the canadian teenager felix auger aliassime, in straight sets at the rotterdamictory in montpelier and continued that run against his 19—year—old opponent to clinch what is his 10th career title. monfils has now won 7 of his 10 atp tour trophies on indoor hard courts. kiki bertens has become the first player to win back—to—back titles at the st petersburg open. and she made all it look very easy, beating the home favourite elena rybakina in straight sets, 6—1, 6—3 for her first wta title this season and her 10th overall. major league baseball's commissioner rob manfred has been talking for the first time since the investigation into the houston astros' sign—stealing scandal. four people were suspended and subsequently fired for using electronics to work out what pitch would be delivered during 2017 and 2018. manfred admits he thought about stripping the astros of their 2017 world series title. 0nce once you have a situation in which the 2017 world series will always be looked at as something different, whether or not you put an asterisk 01’ whether or not you pu

and a shock defeat for second seed stefanos tsitsipas in rotterdam against aljaz bedene. player of the year, israel folau, is set to return to action this weekend, for the first time in 10 months. the former wallaby was sacked last year by rugby australia and his state side, over homophobic comments he posted social media. folau's now back in the spotlight, after being the given the chance to return to rugby league, signing for the french based super league team, catalans dragons. and the man who's played for his country in both codes of rugby, set to make his debut on saturday against castleford tigers. 0ur sports correspondent natalie pirks reports from perpignan. his athletic ability is not up for debate but his personal

on to tennis, and the top seed daniil medvedev is out of the rotterdam open.anadian, who's ranked 104 in the world, won 6—4, 6—3 to seal his place in the second round. he'll now face the serbian filip krajinovic. the defending champion gael monfils is safely through to the second round. the frenchman, who's the number three seed, beat portugal's joao sousa in straight sets. monfils is bidding for back—to back tour titles, following his victory in montpellier last week, — and he tookjust an hour and ten minutes to win 6—3, 6—2. monfils will now play compatriot gilles simon for a place in the quarter—finals. on to cricket, and england threw away the opportunity to beat hosts south africa in the first t20 international, losing a dramatic contest byjust one run temba bavuma top—scored with 43 as south africa made 177 for eight from their 20 overs. and england looked to be cantering to their target. jason roy smashing 70 from 38 balls including a 22—ball half century, to reach 132 for two, before his dismissal sparked an england collapse. adil rashid was run out of

because most ships call in another ports along the way like antwerp or rotterdam the so-called hamburg antwerp range that's well in excess of the incubation period that being the time between actually being infected by the virus until symptoms present. cruise ships are far more risky most of them with thousands of people on board the virus was able to spread rapidly onboard the diamond princess more of the japanese coast cruise ships are calling on chinese ports at all right now german shipping companies are worried. really ramped up the hygiene on the ship stopping already high standards there are measures in place to clean the ships even more often. than the passengers are being even more strongly encouraged to use hand disinfection facilities which are spread throughout the ships. and the cruise industry doesn't expect a long term downturn and freight shippers are also told in hamburg contain a turnover with china is usually lower at this time of year anyway because of the chinese new year festivities early in the quarter but the shipping agents that booked the freight space do say

tennis, and the number two seed stefanos tsitsipas is through to the second round of the rotterdam 0penkacz, the world number 29 from poland. tsitsipas — who won the season—ending atp tour finals in london in december — took the deciding set 6—1 to seal his place in the last 16. the greek — who made his debut on the main atp tour in his event three years ago — will now play slovenia's aljaz bedene for a place in the quarterfinals. in the same half of the draw, felix auger—aliassime is through to the last 16 after beating germany's jan—lennard struff in three sets. the canadian took the decider 6—3, and he'll now face grigor dimitrov for a place in the quarter—finals. the number five seed, the numberfive seed, fabio fognini is out beaten in straight sets. after a poor and to last year, the russian sealed his place in the second round where he will place dan evans from britain. another russian is through to. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. there really is an awful lot of w

france's gael morphy's has won his 2nd tennis title of the week the rotterdam open off the streets canadian teenager felix simmie in straight sets to retain the title the 19 year old who made history by becoming the youngest finalist in the event missed the chance to clench his folks 80 i don't get the 10 career titles to work. over in russia kiki burton's got past alaina read the kenya of how does it stand to successfully defend her seat is for total number 8 seed for the netherlands down to 2 opponents 6163 it's the 10th w.t. singles title for the top of the cage. roger go holder has won her 3rd straight women's world cup slalom as a lackey and has now overtaken american mckayla scheffer and on top of the discipline we're standing with sweden is an aspiring larsson had a huge lead after recording the fastest time in her 1st line and then this happened which took her out of contention for holders when kids are on top of the stone ranking schifrin was taking a break from skiing since the death of her father to go still leads the overall world cup standing next. own favorite sergio has won t

and the upsets continue with the rotterdam open tennis farai has the reaction in the school. we call more heavy rain into central parts of china at the moment and that's squeezing its way across the east china sea south korea seeing some big downpours is because through the next day out say and that wet weather will extend across q schuh into southern parts of honshu possibility of snow localized flooding in the system makes its way across towards us there what he's saying that fair bit of heavy rain down towards the southeast of chad and that set to continue over the next couple of days there was a go on in the stay there we go with the spells of heavy rain down into the south little clear a little drier into western parts of japan by the station by the end of the day we should see bright skies gravity coming back into tokyo at around 15 degrees celsius with some late sunshine plenty of sunshine meanwhile across southeast asia certainly into the philippines a size 5 and sunshine in showers as per usual for the south some lively downpours so the possibility into malaysia into

tennis, and the number 2 seed stefanos tsitsipas is through to the 2nd round of the rotterdam open —d. tsitsipas — who wonthe season—ending atp tour finals in london in december — took the deciding set 6—1 to seal his place in the last 16. the greek — who made his debut on the main atp tour in his event three years ago — will now play slovenia's aljaz bedene for a place in the quarter—finals. in the same half of the draw, felix auger—aliassime is through to the last 16 after beating germany's jan—lennard struff in three sets. the canadian took the decider 6—3, and he'll now face grigor dimitrov for a place in the quarter—finals. the number 5 seed fabio fognini is out. he was beaten in straight sets by karen khachanov. the russian — who's ranked 17 in the world after a poor end to last year — enjoyed a comfortable 6—3, 6—3 victory to seal his place in the second round where he'll face dan evans of great britain. another russian through to the last 16 is andrey rublev. the number 7 seed beat georgia's nikoloz basilashvili in straight sets — 6—2, 6—3, the score. he'll now face alexander

defending champion gael monfils is safely through to the second round of the rotterdam open meaning asday for a place in the quarter—finals. monfils, who's the number three seed, eased past portugal's joao sousa in straight sets. the frenchman has enjoyed plenty of success on the hard courts with the highlight being his run to the semi finals of the us open in 2016. he's bidding for back—to back tour titles now on the surface, following his victory in montpellier last week, — and he tookjust an hour and 10 minutes to win 6—3, 6—2. now how about this? an egyptian man is attempting to become the world's oldest professional footballer and at the same time putting all septuagenarians to shame! ! that's right he's doing this at the grand old age of...drumroll please... you won't believe this... 75. this is ezzeldine bahader. he started playing football in the streets of cairo at the age of six. he abandoned his dream of playing professionally to became a civil engineering consultant. he also admits he smoked for many years. but he decided to reignite his footballing dream and successfully

he'll represent britain at the event's final in rotterdam in may. the singer—song writer has worked with some of the biggest names in music, including ed sheeran. the song was selected by record company executives and the bbc after previous entries chosen by the public failed to impress the eurovisionjudges. # if you had nothing left # i'd give you my last breath...#. that was james newman. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. while some of us were experiencing the first snow, a storm was named. this is the picture for st albans up to high wycombe this morning as well, but that is all on the way out now. we are turning our attention to the atlantic. many have a much brighter afternoon to come with showers towards the north, but we have a brief ridge of high pressure which brings drier weather, but it is only a window of six to 12 hours. the rest of the afternoon we will see the wintry showers in the north. it will feel chilly out and about but i'm sure the sunshine will be enjoyed and it will be an easier commute home for many othe

but number one dan evans is out of the rotterdam open — he lost at the quarterfinal stage to the defendingl monfils. gus kenworthy has won his first world cup gold since switching from the united states to compete for great britain. kenworthy took the ski half—pipe title in calgary, making him the first british man to win the event. he took olympic silver in slopestyle at the 2014 games in sochi. we're looking forward to one of the most prestigious events on the athletics calendar — the indoor grand prix in glasgow. among the british athletes competing are world heptathlon champion katarina johnson thompson — she's in the long jump — and laura muir, who has the thousand metres world record in her sights. i've run the 1km before. i've got the british and european record for it. hoping to get the world record for it, to go one step better. i know it will be tough, but i feel i am close. i think it will be close, and i hope i am doing the right thing, but that last lap will be difficult. it is essentially to run an 800 m and keep going. so yeah, it's going to be hard, but i'll work my best to

this vessel left the port of rotterdam in holland late last night., the moment the uk left the european union, well, nothing really was notable on board. people had gone to bed, there was a couple of people left in the bar and the restau ra nt. left in the bar and the restaurant. you could have blinked and you would have missed it. for people who operate shipping lines like this and also people who use shipping lines like this, they say nothing really changes for them at the moment, because of them at the moment, because of the transition period, because of the status quo regarding the rules and regulations, because that will be the same, nothing really changes that will be the same, nothing really cha nges insta ntly. that will be the same, nothing really changes instantly. but obviously it is an historic and momentous moment. what have people been saying to you, on that boat? what have they been saying about how they feel about the changes coming in the next year? well, they have told us next year? well, they have told us they are very much ready,

but number one dan evans is out of the rotterdam 0pen — he lost at the quarter—final stage to the defendingthy took the ski half—pipe title in calgary, making him the first british man to win the event. he won 0lympic silver in slopestyle at the 201a games in sochi. rory mcilroy is playing in his first event since going back to the top of golf‘s world rankings. and he‘s been pretty impressive so far — he‘s two shots off the pace at the genesis open in los angeles after a second round of 67. the american matt kuchar still leads. there‘s live sport on the bbc this weekend, with one of the most prestigious events on the athletics calendar — the indoor grand prix in glasgow. and we‘re looking forward to seeing training partners laura muir and jemma reekie in action. reekie recently broke three british indoor records in a week — two of them belonging to muir — she goes in the 1,500 metres. and muir has the thousand metres world record in her sights. i‘ve run the1 km before. i‘ve got the british and european record for it. hoping to get the world record for it, to go one step better. i know it wi

crowder police say there were no injuries letter bombs were delivered to companies in amsterdam rotterdam your tractor and maastricht last month but none of those went off this is a developing story and we will bring you more details as we get them another 39 people on board a cruise ship the diamond princess stopped in japan have been infected with karuna virus and that brings the total to $175.00 the japanese health ministry says the new cases include a quarantine officer with more than $3700.00 people on the cruise is become the. it's become the highest concentration of cases outside of china where the virus originated a company that sold code generating machines to more than 100 countries was secretly in by u.s. intelligence for decades according to the washington post the cia and germany's spy agency rigged swiss firm crypto g.'s devices to eavesdrop on clients the firm was dissolved in 2018 right those are the latest headlines all hail the algorithm is next. trade tensions could cut global economic growth by north point 8 percent we'll bring you the stories and developments that are

he will represent britain in rotterdam in may.ed shearon. the song was selected by the bbc and record company executives after previous entries chosen by the public failed to impress eurovisionjudges. chosen by the public failed to impress eurovision judges. # chosen by the public failed to impress eurovisionjudges. # if you had nothing left # i would give you my last breath. let's have a look now at the weather. as we draw to the end of the meteorological winter at long last summer in the south had their first site of snow. but the story is about the rain. the ground is still saturated, the rivers are still high and with more rain friday and saturday we expect further flooding with wide warnings. this is the next rainmaker on friday, original high high—pressure ahead of it leading to some chilly weather first thing, potentially ice and certainly frost on the cards and snow as this weather system works northwards. it is likely to be transient over the hills, it may hang around a little longerfor northern hills, it may hang around

he'll represent britain at the event's final in rotterdam in may.of the biggest names in music, including ed sheeran. the song was selected by record company executives and the bbc after previous entries chosen by the public failed to impress the eurovisionjudges. # if you had nothing left # i'd give you my last breath...#. that was james newman. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. while some of us were experiencing the first snow, a storm was named. this is the picture for st albans up to high wycombe this morning as well, but that is all on the way out now. we are turning

tons of cocaine in the country's largest ever hole the drugs were discovered on a vessel bound for rotterdam the netherlands they had been hidden within briefcases and placed inside containers on board the ship police arrested the driver of the truck which carried the containers to the pores of the go ahead for a new coal mine is dividing opinion in australia catastrophic bushfires have increased debate about fossil fuels and climate change but the new mine provides jobs and strengthens a strategy is position as the world's largest coal exporter brian has the story from queensland. claremont population 3001 of australia's mining heartlands most of the work here is a cult following and they keep all wilkes motel business going as well possibly 70 percent of their of have business would be call related in one way or another whether it be the shoe salesman or the the shampoo sidles men feel salzman claremont's the closest town to the controversial kamaka mine and it's still 160 kilometers away. the mines are owned by the indian company adani and got the go ahead from the government last year af

almost 6 tons of cocaine a drug was found hidden in briefcases on a container ship about to sail to rotterdam in the netherlands place arrest in a container truck driver. at least one person has died a storm dennis swept across the united kingdom eyelets battled strong winds as they struggle to land at london's heathrow airport look at this flooding forced hundreds from their homes in wales and the midlands more than $500.00 flood warnings were issued across the u.k. . people in france are feeling the full force of dennis whipped up the sea inundated coastal areas of brittany flood warnings are in place elsewhere $60000.00 homeowners are without power in northwest france. artificial intelligence gene editing lab grown food are these coming technologies threats or opportunities major exhibition at the philadelphia museum of art is grappling with that question it's called designs for a different future and ask our bellies and reports it's meant to provoke people into imagining a future much different than the reality of today. it's an art exhibition not about the past not about the present but

almost 6 tons of cocaine the drug was found hidden in briefcases on a container ship about to sail to rotterdam in the netherlands placed arrested a container truck driver. storm dennis has caused a record number of almost 600 flood warnings to be issued in england pilots struggle to land and high winds at london's heathrow airport record high river levels of forced hundreds from their homes across the u.k. and wales more than a month's worth of rain has fallen and 48 hours people in france are feeling the full force of dennis whipped by the sea and invaded the town on the coast of brittany and warnings are in place elsewhere and 60000 homeowners are without power and northwest france. artificial intelligence and gene editing and laboratories they're all being developed now but what else can we imagine will happen in the future that's the big question being asked of visitors at an exhibition in the u.s. designs for a different future as at the philadelphia is the i'm of arts and carvell is on the to the luck it's an art exhibition not about the past not about the present but about imagining the

this year's eurovision song contest has been announced, james neil will represent the uk in the at rotterdamn trouble # and i know that we're in trouble # but # and i know that we're in trouble #but| # and i know that we're in trouble # but i swear that we'll survive # but i swear that we'll survive #if # but i swear that we'll survive # if we were deep sea divers # if we were deep sea divers # and no—one came to find us # and no—one came to find us #if # and no—one came to find us # if you had nothing there # if you had nothing there # i'd give you my last breath...#. i'm joined by our entertainment correspondence, what do you make of the song? i have heard all of it, quite a few times! it is a massive improvement on the songs we have sent to your voice in the last couple of years. at we came last last year, the bbc scrapped the selection process where the public gets to say who we sent to your revision and went to a music publishing company and said, have you got any artist we can use to improve our chances at eurovision? this is a multiplatinum songwriter, he has written for little mix an

to tennis on former world number 3 grigor dimitrov fell to canadian teenager felix seem at the rotterdamn dimitrov has slipped down the rankings since his a.t.p. finals victory in 2017 the 19 year old is on the up though and has passed a meter of at number 21 in the world the man at the bottom of the screen putting on a show here he reached the round of 32 with a 6462 win over the bulgarian. to ice hockey and a nice moment of appreciation by boston fans for their players david pasternack scored a hat trick to lead them to victory over the montreal canadiens fans responded by throwing their hats on to the ice the bruins team shop must have plenty in stock as lots pasternak for the trick this season no bruins player has done that since 1975 . all right that's all the sport follow paul thank you very much for that that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera as always spend to mourn our web site at al-jazeera dot com the very latest on all of our top stories on there more news coming up after this very short break to stay with this. radicalism is on the rise across the globe and we're told it

after the australian open russian karen catchin of provided the biggest upset on shoes say at the rotterdam open he knocked out this seed fabio winning streak sets. another russian making a good start with 7th seed andre revive peace through dropping just 5 games to nicholas bash really. ok and that is all your sport for now it's now back to charlie in london. who fans across the world are mourning the loss of iconic south african singer joseph shabalala who has died at age 78 'd. joining us. tshabalala founded lady smith black members of the group that helped introduce traditional zulu music to the world the singer rose to international acclaim up to collaborating with paul simon the cause of his death has not been released but reports say his health deteriorated of the back surgery in 2018 tshabalala died at a hospital in pretoria it's 78. you can find much more on our web site the address for that is al jazeera dot com that's it for me charlie and i for this news hour i'll be back in a minute with more of the day's news to join us. if you were looking at this from the outside you would r

after the australian open russian karen catchin off provided the biggest upset on choose day at the rotterdam open knocked out the 5th seed fabulous' in the me in straight sets another russian making a good start was 7th seed of peace through dropping just 5 games to the laws really . the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia ever sold at an auction is set to go on public display the original manuscript of here duke overton's 892 speech detailing his plans to revive the olympics was bought by russian billionaire alice for nearly $9000000.00 last december the document will be put on show at the olympic museum in los and switzerland. ok and that is all your sport for now hala back to you thank you so much a fire oh well that is it from this news hour here in doha qatar over to see charlie angela and the c m a n 110 day keep it here on al-jazeera to be with you after this a short break. in an increasingly globalized and interconnected world where digital communication technology is growing digital platforms contribute to making change and expanding civic space consequently activists face ha

the australian open russian karen couch and also provided the biggest upset on shoes say at the rotterdam open he knocked out if seed fabio winning story sets. another russian making a good start with 7th seed andre revive the east through dropping just 5 games to nicholas bash last really. and that's all your sport for now more later and i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news including the palestinian president making his case against the u.s. president's proposed middle east plan at the u.n. security council i robot or something like that i. use your vehicle dead and did you get the peace prize too soon. is this feeling to hurt or help donald trump's reelection chances it is very true when they fail you could shoot somebody on 5th avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me mary how about i put up for questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard the general situation of course is affecting both revenues and food

he'll represent britain at the event's final in rotterdam in may.es and the bbc — after previous entries chosen by the public failed to impress the eurovisionjudges. well the dr eurovision himself is here, pauljordan is a eurovision expert and hasjustjoined us from the official launch party. i have just i havejust come i have just come from the press launch where he performed live, during the evening, his earpiece didn't work. tells all about him, he is not new izzy? no, his brother is a songwriter as well, he has a songwriting background and his team is very strong, in fact one of the songwriters one in 2011, so quite impressive. what do you think about the way in which the song has been selected, does this mean that the british public don't know what they're doing? very loaded question, they're doing? very loaded question, the british public have an interesting track record, i think it isa interesting track record, i think it is a step in the right direction, get the record companies involved, do what the netherlands did in 2013, they rose up the

eurovision song contest has been announced. james newman will represent the uk at the competition in rotterdamlife is with you and there is nothing that can stop you if you control it. # some people let go. # some people let go. # some people let go. # some people let love slip away. # some people let love slip away. # but i'm going to hold on. # but i'm going to hold on. #no # but i'm going to hold on. # no one believes i'll keep the faith. # and faith. #andl faith. # and i know there will be real trouble. # but trouble. #butl trouble. # but i swear that we will survive. # but i swear that we will survive. #if # but i swear that we will survive. # ifwe # but i swear that we will survive. # if we were deep sea divers. # if we were deep sea divers. # and no one came beside us. # and no one came beside us. #if # and no one came beside us. # if you have nothing left. # if you have nothing left. # if you have nothing left. # i will give you my last breath. . # i will give you my last breath. . #do # i will give you my last breath. . # do you like it? i was a bit baffled by that video. that is the

out of the 3rd round of last month's australian open and want to set down in his opening match in rotterdam on choose they but the other 6 for back to beat you that they are cashing in sets. well this football season keeps getting tougher for barcelona after slipping behind at rail madrid in the league they've now lost forward. for 6 months the frenchman as not surgery for a ruptured tendon in his thigh he also miss your eye 2020 with france is a bad month for boss who are trying to keep hold of little messy after falling outs with the club's sporting director. former boss a star under said yes to impressed on his asian champions league debut for a japanese side with. the 35 year old set up 2 of their goals and 51 win over malaysian side johor donald has seen his hero go and scored a hat trick. that was a great goal from one of the other champions league games. up to rahman i'll buy you dinner with the purest of strikes for saudi arabia is that rescue to appoint his team in the opening group game against. it finished $22.00. all right that is all your sport and i'll pay to will have more a

well a day after the top seed was knocked out of the rotterdam open the 2nd seed has also tumbled out greece's stephanos suffered a defeat at the hands of slovenia's world number 52 years bet in a on thursday the slovenian taking this 17564 in what is only the 2nd time in his career that he has beaten a top 10 ranked player he will play canada's phoenix scene in the quarterfinals. it wasn't a good day either for the tournament's 4th seed david goffin was saying packing by 18 year old a young knicks in straight sets it's the italians 1st ever win over top 10 player and he will now play pablo card in your booster in the coach's. on the women's side there was good news for the 3rd seed in st petersburg petrak a veteran meeting 3 sets but eventually defeated allison from a trunk 761-6628 favor of the 2 time wimbledon champion from the czech republic. to ice hockey and a nice moment of appreciation by boston bruins fans so one of their players david pasternack scored a hat trick to lead them to a 41 victory over the montreal canadiens and fans responded in the traditional way by throwing t

in k.g. 2 although our scoring a hat trick the defending champion of the rotterdam open go morphy's us through to the 2nd round of the beating our susan in straight sets are way over the top seed was not as fortunate on wednesday rushers at their new made video was eliminated by hospital the 100 and 4th ranked canadian storming into a 6463 victory he plays philip talking of which. this week tiger woods returns to the riviera country club in los angeles where his life on the p.g.a. tour began there it is as a 16 year old amateur he's competed a since 1992 but amazingly it's the course he has played most times without ever winning but what a story it would be if he did do it this time as it would see him break the record for $83.00 victories on the tour. are played in number of events over the years and for me not to win. has meant so much to me in my hometown. i've done well and seen you go. sure we're haven't done well here and oh hopefully that i can but again this week and. while great conversation. climate change is being blamed for a lack of snow or french ski resort in the pyrenee

at the rotterdam open the meter of has slipped down the rankings since he made some faint finals victorythe $27.00 th the 19 year old alyea see is only up close and has passed the league trophy out of the 21 in the world but not at the bottom of the screen putting on a show here he reached around the 32 with a 6416 win over the folk area. twice talking on day nice moments of appreciation by boston bruins fans for their play as david pasternack scored a hat trick to lead them into a false one victory over the montreal canadiens and front responded by throwing their hats on to the ice the bruins team shop must have plenty in stock as that's just the match for patrick this season no prince player has done not since 975. 0 i saw the sport and i'll probably thank you very much for that paul that's it for this news hour on how to 0 but do stay with us we've got plenty more coming up next to where my team can control. progress. or a serious mistake. fishel intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our love lives. but very few of us really understand its capabilities for better or worse. i

europe, the entire landmass, train tracks leading from brussels from the hague, from amsterdam, from rotterdam, from rome and from berlin and budapest and bucharest, all the way to [inaudible] locomotives pulling tens of thousands of cattle cars like that with human cargo to the death camps in occupied poland. millions of jews were hauled in this way and not a single transport was sabotaged by anyone of those countries even though they weren't occupied. many had underground but not a single train was sabotaged. there is a documentary that just came out yesterday on pbs bombing auschwitz but what about transports? >> on this transport you have no idea where you are going, correct? do you continue to think, was the deception continued that you were going to this lovely farm where your whole family would be together? >> i can tell you by the second day we all knew we were in real big trouble that this would not be a place of work or whatever. it was the worst. the degradation of humanity was so visible. it was a -- i never saw my mother and it was crying and screaming and in the babies we were, w

it will go via rotterdam as well. arrived in the uk to perform — david sillito reports. women sing. if you passed them in the street, you really wouldn‘t give them a second glance — a group of cheerful and rather glamorous young women doing a bit of sightseeing. but what you don‘t see are the horrors they‘ve endured. translation: i was nine years old at the time when isis attacked sinjar. i don‘t know anything about where my father and mother are, nor about my brother or his five children. the choir was only formed a couple of months ago. the women are yazidis, they‘re from the sinjar mountains of northern iraq, a religious minority that suffered appalling persecution. many of their songs are their own stories of kidnap, torture and rape at the hands of isis. it is almost impossible to comprehend what some of these women have gone through, and this musical project, well, it‘s an attempt to save a culture, but it‘s also therapy. translation: when isis attacked sinjar, they kidnapped me and my brother and my sister. tra

this vessel left rotterdam at about 10pm last night.r day. and when the uk left the european union there was no change here. it was so low— key was no change here. it was so low—key many people had gone to bed, many people were having drinks in the bar. at this operation continues as normal. and that's really the message from the people that operate shipping lines and also utilise these shipping lines, is that while these shipping lines, is that while the transition period, like you say, continues and continues to govern trade and business and travel and the status quo is maintained, then they won't be seeing changes on ships and shipping lines like this. so while they have put in base contingencies to ensure customs and immigration checks on all those things continue smoothly, they are not really having to utilise any of those contingency plans they have put in place. what happens on the first of january 2021 after the transition period, who knows? but the key message here is all about maintaining the functionalist, easy trade. to give

british number one dan evans is into the quarter finals of the rotterdam open after beaten karen khachanovampionship. she is going to be playing in the premier league, the first woman to do that. we will be hearing a bit more about her. we were chatting but nicknames earlier in snooker and darts. i wanted pocket rocket, but what about holly the hammer hamilton. and what about charlie the chopper stayt? i'm not sure about that one. i got loads more. good! but was probably the best one, though. i'm looking forward to hear them later. we'll get back to you. fly tipping is a blight on the countryside, and now, new research by the bbc shows the number of large scale incidents, where thousands of tons of rubbish are dumped at a time, has more than doubled. organised criminal gangs are being blamed for the continued rise. this report from our environment correspondent david gregory—kumar. just north of birmingham, an example of large—scale fly—tipping. lorry loads of waste dumped on parkland by a housing estate. disgusted. we have to pay a management fee to live on this estate. and yet they've se

he'll represent britain at the event's final in rotterdam in may.try showers continue. in the east it stays cold all night so here temperatures fall at lowest. quite a sharp frost on friday morning. that is called further west. there is more rain on the cards for friday. moving west to east across much of the uk. falling as snow on high ground. not good news for the flood affected regions, they could be up to 60 millimetres of rain. the winds pick up as we head on through friday night into saturday courtesy of another storm. is that moves in it going to bring not only more rain but strong and gusty winds as well. there are warnings and you can keep in touch with them on our website. today at 5pm: the government's decision to build a third runway at heathrow airport is ruled unlawful by the court of appeal. green campaigners have celebrated the ruling, but business leaders say the runway is essential for the uk's future success. it's a fantastic result for friends of the earth and plan b and the climate. this is a great day for anybody who is concern