toulouse arrived unbeaten in europe this season but leinster were out for revenge after losing to them up with the chance of a try bonus point, and adam byrne made that happen to put leinster beyond reach with a 29—13 point victory and they leapfrog toulouse to top the pool. elsewhere, it was a great day for the irish clubs as ulster took a huge step towards the last eight by holding off a fightback from racing 92 to secure victory in belfast. also, in pool4, scarlets beat leicester 33—10. in the all—premiership clash between bath and wasps, both clubs were in search of their first win in europe this season with bath narrowly coming out on top 18—16. edinburgh moved to within touching distance of the quarter—finals with victory in toulon 28—17. newcastle's knockout hopes disappeared after being thumped 45—8 by montpellier. there was a dramatic second race in the formula e season in morocco withjerome d'ambrosio taking the victory. team—mates antonio felix de costa and britain's alexander sims collided with ten minutes remaining, handing the lead to d'ambrosio, who's top of the standin

he has turned extremely well at under 20 and is doing extremely well for toulouse.it to our advantage we will do that. the team travelled to paris tonight knowing a win would extend their unbeaten run to ten games. some good news for england women — record point scorer emily scarratt has recovered from a hamstring injury in time for friday's women's six nations opener against ireland. it'll be the centre's first appearance for the 15—a—side team since leaving the england 75 programme at the end of last year. 100 million people are expected to tune in on sunday, and a 30 second advertising slot costs five million dollars. it can only be super bowl time — the new england patriots in their third consecutive super bowl, against the los angeles rams. it all takes place in atlanta — and our reporter seth bennett is there. 0ver over to you. it's going to be really interesting to see exactly what happens here. it is freezing killed in atlanta, not what everybody anticipates that this time of year. —— it is freezing cold. they expected a warm super bowl where people could be

toulouse arrived unbeaten in europe this season but leinster were out for revenge after losing to the try bonus point, and adam byrne made that happen to put leinster beyond reach with a 29—13 point victory and they leapfrog toulouse to top the pool. in a great day for irish rugby, ulster also inflicted a first european defeat of the season on racing 92 at the kingspan stadium. jacob stockdale, who got two of their tries, has now scored in all five of ulster‘s champions cup ties in this campaign, helping them to the 26—22 victory. also today, in the all—premiership clash between bath and wasps, both clubs were in search of their first win in europe this season with bath narrowly coming out on top 18—16. newcastle's hopes of reachig the quarterfinals disappeared after being thumped 45—8 by montpellier whose bonus point victory takes them to the top of pool five. but edinburgh will have something to say about that, they're hoping to return to the top of that group by beating toulon. that match has just kicked off along with scarlets against leicester. three—time grand slam champion, and

a very important wing parts and travelling in time from the uk where they are being produced to toulousere about an ideal scenario, this wasn't about accepting general but interesting that the pound jumps on some of these comments and perhaps the market is believing that the likelihood of an ideal scenario is diminishing after comments like this. i think the perception was very clear comments like these, especially from a company like airbus who has always been i —— highlighted in the uk at the sign for successful british engineering, if companies like these are making these statements, the assumption yesterday was it would make a difference. talking about the daily telegraph story, job security for new mothers. i am staggered to read half of new mothers do not take full maternity leave because of fears about theirjob maternity leave because of fears about their job security. maternity leave because of fears about theirjob security. this looks like it may be extended under some government appraisals. like it may be extended under some government appraisalslj like it may be extended under

in toulouse, they are reeling from the yellow vests movement. >> my sales dropped 80%. i don't think i can make it to the end of the month. >> displayed inn windows, these signs feature a phone number o f the local government. simplepers are making a demand. work want to be able to calmly. we have three employees. if this is still going on in two or three months, we might not be able to pay them. >> according to the top lobby, the yellow vests protests have depriveded the s sector of 2 b n euros in sales. in clothing stores, revenue is down 1/5. in bordeaux, the shoe salesman hahas seen a 50% fall in revenu. he hopes to make it up through sales. >> we are doing a lot of promotions, better sales, low sales, staying away from downtown on saturdays. >> organizers have called for protests on saturday across the country. >> to wrap up with the business news. an irish fast food chain has won a trademark case against mcdonald's over the use of f the term the big macac. >> it is a bit complicicated. mcdonanald's had opposed the sur mac application f for a e europn union wide tr

international on your wednesday program here thanks for joining us our fire officials in the french city of toulouse have created a special investigation group looking for extremists who commit violent acts during protests following the weeks of yellow vest demonstrations that have gripped france shot to do once again try to gauge attitudes on the streets of paris to that of the french president. as france has been engulfed by the yellow vests protest some french media have suggested similarities between president clinton's way of doing things and the sixteenth now as history attests things didn't turn out quite so well for me with the country turning it back on the mall a key in a bloody revolution was comparisons haven't gone down well with mark or he seems a bit miffed at the idea that he's another movie so much so that exactly two hundred twenty six years after losing face the guillotine mark owen held a forum for the world's business elite where well in a palace of course. because that doesn't scream elite taking a moment to reflect on what happened two hundred twenty six years ago mark owen sa

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there's the attack from islamic radicals, islamic terrorism, as we have seen it in toulouse and parisopenhagen, and brussels. and we also have attacks against religious practice, of jewish religious practice in the european parliaments, outlawing practices to circumcision and preparing kosher meat and also the far left is, with the far right, is getting stronger in many places in europe, and anti—semitism is back in vogue. anti—semitism is back in vogue, you say. the european union has its own survey of fundamental rights and an agency devoted to that. and they say anti—semitism has become disturbingly normalised. so do you see governments across europe responding to that reality? governments are trying to respond to those different threats. we have seen, initially, governments providing, especially in western europe, providing for additional security forjewish institutions. we have seen, also, some preventative measures against people who might become terrorists and attacking jewish communities. on the other hand, we have seen much less action when it talks about the civil liberties

spray and riot shields to control the crowd and women in yellow vests also gathered in the cities of toulouse. ran early on and. the slogans chanted by the women as in previous demonstrations focused on president kwan his resignation is demanded by many of the protesters. or at least fifty thousand of the movement's members took to the streets a day earlier on saturday and those protests saw barricades set on fire and more calls for the immediate departure of france's president. was . was. i. was. only in a vehicle with the dog and more or less things were calm at first people were told they needed to declare their gatherings to authorities and that would guarantee our safety we declared the gathering spot where was our security things got out of hand everywhere they used tear gas on us it looked like a civil war they charged us used pepper spray journalists trying to take cover inside building lobbies were thrown out it's a hostile situation and it's terrible in any case what's apparent is that this movement is still here it's not losing steam into two thousand and nineteen it's still going

the battle against i saw in syria would continue it is new year's speech to the armed forces in toulouse mccrone said france would remain militarily involved in syria this year regardless of the u.s. intention to withdraw its troops from the country. well staying in the us the partial government shutdown there which is now in its twenty seven states is affecting donald trump's approving ratings with research indicating a shift in disapproval among his own supporter base a new poll suggests that fifty seven percent of people would vote against the president in twenty twenty it comes as a shutdown is intensifying the impact on american people were large queues at major airports across the u.s. on wednesday due to the absence of security staff thousands of federal employees are either working without pay or simply not working at all let's talk to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett kimberly for a long time it sort of seems that trump can do no wrong when it comes to the support of his big so why is this proving that you know why is this causing a shift now. money matters and when

leinster also beat toulouse while edinburgh had an historic win over toulon.on as patrick gearey reports. they used to call this the ravenhill roar but now ulster stadium is officially known as the kingspan. whatever you name it, you can definitely hear it, especially when robert baloucoune of enniskillen went over on his european debut against racing 92 — one of the mightiest around. that try came from fermanagh. the next hailed from tyrone. jacob stockdale's smile summing up ulster‘s start. their dreamlike state lasted for the first 20 minutes before this brutal wake up call from virimi va katawa. still, ulster responded, sending a kick into the path of stockdale, a try, surely, but fate and physics abandoned them. the smile remained. racing reduced the gap to six points at the break but perhaps stockdale knew something, because this time the ball bounced for him. were the celebrations too early? racing came back, of course. once this brilliant try was converted, they were one behind. belfast breath was baited but this kick sealed a famous victory on a day w

how big a victory is leinster beating toulouse? to on the surface you would expect leinster to win that match, they are the defending champions. they are the defending champions. they are the top team in europe. but when you consider how well to lose have been doing. they have been a great form to his. add to that the fact that lei nster to his. add to that the fact that leinster were missing a couple of players was up a host of key names. the world player of the year. not just to win the game but to win with a bonus point and take control pull onejust speaks a bonus point and take control pull one just speaks volumes for the incredible strength and depth at and let's per —— leinster rugby. it will ta ke let's per —— leinster rugby. it will take a better team to top the pool and going onto another european final perhaps. strengthened debt -- depth for irish roby i guess. does this help with their quarterfinal hopes? this is a huge win for ulster. a tricky period on and off the building in belfast. they have been inspired —— there h

the lose‘s narrow win over a spirited bath means a leinster host ulster in the quarterfinals with toulousens, the top seeds, the only english team to qualify for the last date will host glasgow in a repeat of the pool stage. ronnie 0'sullivan and judd trump are playing in the final of the masters snooker at alexandra palace. this is trumps maiden final and 0'sullivian‘s 13th. trump ended this afternoon's session 7—1 up. at alexandra palace now though the score is 9—3 to trump so he needsjust one more frame for victory. you can watch it now on bbc two or via the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories including the latest from the masters snooker final, plus news of a day of shocks at the australian open, on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. co. uk/sport. from tomorrow, eu citizens in the uk will be able to apply for a new legal status allowing them to continue to live and work here after brexit. the new settled status will cost £65 for adults and be awarded by the home office through online registration. but as our home editor mark easton re

leinster also beat toulouse while edinburgh had an historic win over toulon.now ulster stadium is officially known as the king span. would ever you name it, you can hear it. especially when robert went over on his european debut against racing 92. the next came from tyrone. jacob stockdale‘s smile summed up of the‘s start. the dreamlike state bastard the 20 minutes before a brutal wake—up call. still, of the respondents indicate kick into the path of stockdale. surely a try. fate and physics abandoned him but the smile remained. racing 92 reduced the gap to six points at the break but perhaps stockdale knew something. this time the ball bounced for him. whether celebrations too early? racing 92 came back and once it‘s brilliant try was converted they will one make behind. they were one behind. 0n they were one behind. on a day when these men actually stood up. to the south of france for winter sun. strictly a business trip for the newcastle bow and two needed victory to in europe but there was no negotiation with the team who scored seven tries under cloudless

technology is an incredible thing second point it's dual use it's always been dual use all technology is toulouse but how do you see the impact on inequality so the question then is how would we use the technology not whether technology is good or bad don't forget it's our society itself we talk about social revolution society itself is a technology it's a technology to manage our independence so how we use technology is a big thing and if you look at the countries with the highest wellbeing usually it's the nordic countries they are among the highest adopters and developers of technology so the problem is not technology inequality is not high in the nordic region we know that if we believe the statistics so. let's talk more about so why does that happen and why it's the nordic situation not reproduced in other places and there again government and business and civil society we need all of these voices absolutely and let's go to those voices acting right now because one of the conversations that's come up this week here at the world economic forum is a sort of new type of capitalism and bob with

he was not playing toulouse in the second or third round. was not playing toulouse in the second orthirdhampion. it is dawning on him that those days are behind him. it is sad for him and for british tennis. sue barker speaking at wimbledon where we are hoping we will see andy murray play later this year. a few hours after andy murray made his announcement in melbourne, cameron norrie was booking his place in his first atp tour final. the british number two beat germany's jan—lenna rd struff in the auckland international semi—finals. the 23—year—old won in three sets, ironically in the city he grew up in before switching allegiance to britain six years ago. norrie will face american tennys sandgren in tomorrow's final. derby county have said the person police spoke to acting suspiciously outside their training ground yesterday was an employee of leeds united. suggestions there could be some spying involved. frank lampard's side travel to meet the leaders tonight. the pride park outfit say they are "in discussion with leeds club officials in relation to the incident" while leeds have not

elsewhere bath were beaten 20 points to 17 by toulouse.mounts of cloud, but we also saw a little hill snow earlier in the day it working across scotland. you can see sprinkles of snow on the ground. this picture from the dead light grey area. a lot of clouds today but there had been big breaks and we have something of a clearing coming again across scotland and northern ireland. both areas will turn cold overnight with a frost developing quickly this evening and at the same timea quickly this evening and at the same time a week when different brings a strip of crowd. it could be the odd spot of gentle and we'll probably find mist and fog patches as well. otherwise a cold night, probably one of the coldest nights in the winter so of the coldest nights in the winter so far in parts of northern scotland. monday certainly a chair in the air. a fine sunny start from estimates but we with the high crowd moving it was the sunshine increasingly hazy and then a crowd of rain in ( outbreaks and rain and it will be cold enough to see some of that tha

europe, it doesn't matter you're shipping goods around europe, it doesn't mat ter whether it is from toulouse, six pieces of data. post a chaotic brexit means a12 of data. post a chaotic brexit means a 12 page document with 54 lines of data to 12 different kind of governmental agencies. so that is just paperwork. that is before you get to the fact that trucks will not have permits to access europe or the numbers that will be able to access europe are significantly reduced. we live in a country where our department for transport is buying ferry services to try and alleviate problems, where our health service is stop piling medicines in case there is a problem for you know sick people. this not a common set of circumstances. so if we leave without a deal, we will have a chaotic period. paul everitt speaking to us earlier. the question you put to him is the one, is this idea that before brexit there was this line that lots of companies would leave the united kingdom and they haven't done so in the course of the last two and a half years. we mentioned those names that have said they're planning m

editor of the regional french news company here he said that his female colleague was arrested in toulouse she was in a car by herself went to get a vest protesters approached her and threatened to pull her out of the car and rape and another journalist who covered the protests in the south of france shared his experience of the violence. well french journalist frank was in the city of power when several yellow vests didn't give him a friendly welcome. and frank's video was retreated over a thousand times and many users responded by condemning the violence he then updates his followers with this post saying that he was being treated in hospital for leg injury and thanked other yellow vests for the other vest protestors for helping him get away from the attack is over also been in touch with frank directly this is what he told us. so the situation is a bit complicated because being attacked by a yellow vest protester prevents us journalists from being able to work properly we're here to cover and report the information about the yellow vests and the fact that a minority even if it is a loud

continue in beijing with some of the largest tech companies like apple standing the most to gain or toulousealcomm's president said his company is largely removed from the china trade issues. >> as far as our business is concerned we are not really impacted. we are not in a position right now to be providing financial guidance. we are happy with china. china has been a very good story and we expect that to continue to be. webb. welcome now alex it's nice that qualcomm is happy with china. we have had numbers out of apple and now we have disappointing samsung numbers. theyis trade or are charging too much money and they've got some competitors who are really undercutting them? >> it is sort of all of the above really. they were charging more for their phones they probably might have got away with it if it wasn't for the trade war and the slowing consumer confidence in china which is meant they are more inclined to buy the cheaper handset. it becomes something of a perfect storm for the likes of apple and samsung. david: how big a problem is this really for samsung? i think it's 13% of the gdp

this ail“ 15:5ij inuéis’w if bath were beaten 20—17 by elsewhere, bath were beaten 20—17 by toulouse.eeney, aboard ask heather, goes over the last at the point—to—point in boulta, near cork, this weekend. they make a terrible mistake, and then this happens. hang on, hang on... it is like a burst of superspeed. is that adrenaline? some have tweeted me to say it is velcro panned, that is the only way —— velcro, —— velcro pants, thatis only way —— velcro, —— velcro pants, that is the only way i can explain it. never give up. many skywatchers have been up all night to catch a glimpse of what some are calling a super blood wolf moon. you were frustrated, you are desperate to see a glimpse. it is a total lunar eclipse, where the earth passes precisely between the sun and the moon, turning the moon red. we are joined in the studio by the astronomer professor tim o'brien. and it is super because it is really close, but i am not the expert. and people have just a few minutes left, haven't they, to try and see this if they have clear skies. yes, it is nearly entirely out, in fact, something lik