they want to return to france, toulouse has to deliver better the next.de reluctant to wave goodbye to their trophy. of those like might well have - waved like might well have late to waved the white flag by half—time but only talked on for a penalty in the build up talked on for a penalty in the build up but still leinster had to wait 12 minutes after the break to go further ahead. toulouse chipping away with the boot and offering some french resistance only for garry ringrose to touch the ball down at the same time as him, no try. at the french knew they were down, leinster proceeded to take them some more. no intentions of letting the trophy go anywhere just yet. britain's amir khan has vowed to continue boxing despite a controversial defeat in his world title challenge against the wbo welterweight champion terence crawford. khan was pulled out by his corner after suffering an accidental low blow from the american. ade adedoyin was ringside for the fight at madison square garden. it was always going to be a tough task for him because he was up against

for a return to france, toulouse would have to defend better.e reluctant to wave goodbye to their trophy. it looked as if toulouse might have waved the white flight by half—time, only for a penalty in the build—up. leinster had to waitjust 12 minutes after the break to go further ahead. with toulouse chipping away, there was some french resistance. garry ringrose touched the ball down at the same time, so there was no try. leinster continued to kick them some more. no intentions of letting the trophy go anywhere just yet. amir khan says his boxing career isn't over, after he lost his world title fight against terence crawford in new york earlier this morning. khan was outclassed by the wbo welterweight champion, and was knocked down in the first round at madison square garden. he made it to the sixth round but then was caught by a very low blow, an accidental shot below the belt from crawford. khan was pulled over by his corner, but was in so much pain that he couldn't continue, he denied quitting and said he "couldn't think straight". crawford

the irish beat toulouse, running in three tries in a 30 points to 12 win at the aviva stadium in dublin. they'll bid for a record fifth european title. the final against saracens is at newcastle's st james park next month. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 11.15am. don't forget about the website. actually, i will be back after 10am. i have no idea what day and what time it is! a week of climate change protests on waterloo bridge in london has been brought to an end by police, who removed the final activists from the site late last night. more than 960 people have been arrested in connection with the demonstrations. simon jones has more. as night fell, officers moved in to remove the last of the protesters who'd glued themselves to waterloo bridge. with police patience and resources stretched, the only approved place for protest

psg's eighth crown was confirmed earlier when second—placed lille were held to a goalless draw at toulouseeredivisie. psv eindhove once again level on points with ajax at the top of the league after beating visitors ado den haag 3-1. donyell malen sealed the win in stoppage time. ajax and psv both have 77 points with three rounds of fixtures left. holders lyon will take a slender advantage to london after beating chelsea 2—1 in the first legs of the women's champions league semi finals. the visitors with a crucial away goalfrom erin cuthbert. magdalena eriksson‘s own goal and amandine henry had put the home side ahead — lyon are aiming for a 6th title. in the other semi barcelona won 1 nil away to bayern. kheira hamrouai with the only goal of the game. now it promises to be a huge year for women's sport and this year's football world cup in france looks set to be the biggest ever. voting is now open for this year's bbc women's footballer of the year award. the award is in its fifth year and we're hearing from all five nominees over the course of the week. today it's the turn of denmark and

study this extraordinary natural process they're the founders of the french startup believe based in toulouse they see these microorganisms this great allies that could be used to color all our clothes without any chemicals for years they work to identify the microorganisms best able to produce color. these microorganisms contain two talks of enzymes firstly enzymes that comprised down sugar molecules from detroit for example and secondly enzymes that can reassemble those molecular fragments to make colorful dye more cubes. in two thousand and fifteen they finally developed a low carbon method to obtain pigment for dying textiles it's a method that's been used for centuries in the food industry you know we allow these microorganisms to ferment to bit mike fermenting beer. but instead of consuming sugar to make alcohol the microorganisms are consuming sugar to make dies . because of what. it takes a week and warm temperatures for the blue pigment to appear the substance is then tried to obtain a biodegradable poulder. suitable for drawing different types of fabric so depending on the formulas

officers intervened after protesters reportedly trying to build barricades in the southern city of toulouse it's this twenty second weekend of anti-government rallies and more than seven thousand are protesting across the country the yellow vests movement started in november with demonstrators rallying against fuel price hikes and calling on president mcclaren to resign. german media and politicians have rounded on the country's justice minister after she gave an interview to r.t. is german sister channel in a seven minute appearance catarina bali touched on a number of issues concerning europe including germany's relations with russia artie's peter all of the reports. well the german justice minister catarina bali is found herself in hot water according to some lost on the political sea according to others it's curious to see how you can completely lose your political compass in no time well what heinous act did she commit she spoke to the media or as some would have you believe the wrong type of media this is all come about after ms barley gave an interview to r.t. deutsch our german lang

houses of kilometers from new delhi in the french city of toulouse security analyst baptist robots has given indians yet another reason to demand more stringent protection laws. better known through his twitter pseudonym eliot alderson he describes himself as the worst nightmare of the beach of peace. return. to finish the open. question a year ago that the prime minister's. was sending users personal details without their consent to an american behavioral analysis company called clever tap this included specific such as age profession and other will try details. quickly. concept is he may develop on a plane just one more. signal to. really be called by a new place. to push nick. and do very. shortly after baptists revelations the b.g.p. confirmed directly to him that clever tap was using the data from the normal app for. the company remains elusive about the nature of this analysis all our emails and calls to them went unanswered. their website provides a few clues. liverpool would all approach is to make relationship marketing. simple and easy for marketers for example little the bar

turned violent as a certain city of toulouse where officers moved in after protesters reportedly tried to build barricades a number of demonstrators were said to be injured more than twenty were detained it's the twenty second consecutive weekend of anti-government rallies in the country the other best movement started in november then it was a rally against fuel price hikes and a call on president markram to resign. meanwhile religious violence in france is on the rice with a spike in attacks against minorities but the majority of incidents in the country target christians something much of the media seems to overlook. explains. anti religious attacks are taking place on an almost daily basis in france but while some incidents seem to attract a lot of attention others are largely being ignored according to the french observer. for be so nearly twenty nineteen was the worst month for churches in france and stay began collecting data in twenty fifteen but in addition to churches other public christian symbols have also been targeted for example some across as a mountain tops public cruc

a rally turned violent in the southern city of toulouse where officers after protesters apparently tried to build barricades number of demonstrators was said to have been injured more than twenty were detained this marks the twenty second consecutive weekend of anti-government rallies in the country the universe the movement started in november. protests against fuel price hikes and calls for president micron to resign associate professor of french and francophone studies at the university of north to go pull smith thinks that despite a slight recovery in microns palomas the yellow bus movement won't be going anywhere. oddly enough over the last few weeks he's a poll ratings have been going up both for him and his prime minister eight books leap and i think that there is a sense in that because the bonus you know whatever other politicians a little more. media commentator is. actually kind of gave a framework to to be discontented provided that they are late for the discontented of people to participate and since it is a massive success but particularly good it is so you listen to the co

houses of kilometers from new delhi in the french city of toulouse security analyst baptist roberts has given indians yet another reason to demand more stringent protection laws. better known through his twitter pseudonym eliot alderson he describes himself as the worst nightmare of the beach. present in your own. retuning. to finish the open. question a year ago that the prime minister's. was sending users personal details without their consent to an american behavioral anality company called clever tap this included specific such as age profession and other voter id details. could quickly. overall get really. sick. don't. give up on the play just one more. signal to. be called by a new class specific. to push me. and do very. shortly after baptist revelations the b.g.p. confirmed directly to him that clever tap was using the data from the app for. the company remains elusive about the nature of this analysis all our emails and calls to them went unanswered. their website provides a few clues. liverpool would all approach is to make relationship marketing. simple and easy for marketers

in london of wiki leaks founder julian assange a face mask was put on the joan of arc monument in toulouse along with a yellow vest bombers with a son just name were also displayed. sons is a rest also led to angry scenes in ecuador's capital all wednesday. there were clashes with police demonstrators in quito president marino accusing him of turning in the whistleblower to the united states where no one visited washington where he accused the sons of hosting and coordinating doctors at the ecuadorian embassy in london he subsequently suspended us on jews citizenship last weekend terminated basis them made to the arrest of the australian national in the embassy. and the son was convicted by a british court of breaching the island twenty twelve he may also face extradition to the u.s. still could be charged there with conspiracy to a government computer but civil rights groups say some of the charges are based on actions that any journalist might. have been reports his arrest those rings fears for media freedom. what message does it send to the world that's the concern shared by the america

london of wiki leaks founder julian assange a face mask was seen added to the joan of arc monument in toulouse along with a yellow vest ballas with the songes name were also displayed for the french m.p. jack we are says it's no surprise people or i agree in the huge donations to cathedral. early how to. rule as just a moment of. national general but big problem from to ask you the main. reason no shock right. yellow was carry on. are going on the most region because you know where you. ride for the go to millions of your rules even one billion euro and you cannot really broach the necessary resources to leave their big problem and it is the situation in which we are facing because of the. budget restrictions coming from brussels you know which has been lost for years and years now. the russian embassy in washington has fired back at the newly released live report on trying russia collusion is published i have to document called russia hysteria a case of severe research phobia it's a detailed rebuttal of the allegations made against moscow and reaches the following conclusion the investigation

the rally turned violent in the southern city of toulouse where officers moved in after protesters reportedly tried to build barricades a number of demonstrators were said to have been injured more than twenty were detained is the twenty second consecutive weekend of anti-government rallies in the country the el of us movement been going on since november began as a rally against fuel price hikes and called on president my form to resign. let's bring in dr paul smith is an associate professor of friendship francophone studies at ukase university of nottingham good evening to you paul. it's yet more protests but it's the first weekend significantly when this controversial anti riot law has been in force now i presume this is so that the authorities. can identify protesters after the fact of the need to arrest them for anything but also i would imagine it's to try and deter people from doing stuff they wouldn't otherwise do is it having an effect. well it would say not one of the things that happened last week of course was that the constitutional council in france rulebook part of the law was

thousands of kilometers from new delhi in the french city of toulouse security analyst baptist roberts has given indians yet another reason to demand more stringent protection laws. better known through his twitter pseudonym eliot alderson he describes himself as the worst nightmare of the beach. present in your own. return. to finish the open. question a year ago that the prime minister's. with sending users personal details without their consent to an american behavioral anality x. company called clever tap this included specific such as age profession and other voter id details. could quickly. we developed on a plane just one more. signal to. a very big company place specific. value newville. to push me. and do very. shortly after baptist's revelations the b.g.p. confirmed directly to him that clever tap was using the data from the app for analytics. the company remains elusive about the nature of this analysis all our e-mails and calls to them went unanswered. their website provides a few clues. lived up to all approach is to make relationship marketing. simple and easy for markete

houses of kilometers from new delhi in the french city of toulouse security analyst baptist roberts has given indians yet another reason to demand more stringent protection laws. better known through his twitter pseudonym eliot alderson he describes himself as the worst nightmare of the beach a piece. me to. pull in to finish the open. question a year ago that the prime minister's. with same day uses personal details without their consent to an american behavioral analysis company called clever tap this included specific such as age profession and other voter id details. quickly. don't. give up on the play just one more. signal to see. in a very big company place. where you move will. push me. and do very scary. duties. shortly after baptists revelations the b.g.p. confirmed directly to him that clever tap was using the data from the normal app for. the company remains elusive about the nature of this analysis all our emails and calls to them went unanswered. their website provides a few clues. lived up to all approach is to make relationship marketing. simple and easy for marketers for

london of wiki leaks founder julian assange a face mask was seen added to the joan of arc monument in toulouse along with a yellow vast banners with a sign his name was also displayed for the french m.p. jack we are says it's no surprise people are angry at the huge donations cathedral . fairly how does the. role as being just a moment of side really be natural generally but the good problems of france ask you remain you see goes a reason no surprise. the yellow best carry on are going on with the most ration because you know where you can find bribery for the guys who are millions of euros even one billion of your all and you cannot really need the french the necessary resources to live there there is a big problem and it is the situation in which we are facing because of the climate the budget restrictions coming from brussels you know which has been lasting for years and years now. the russian embassy in washington has fired back and they really released a report on trying to pressure collusion it's published a hefty document called russia hysteria a case of severe risk of phobia it's and t

london of wiki leaks founder julian assange a face mask was seen added to the joan of arc monument in toulouse along with a yellow vest banners with his name were also displayed international affairs analyst george de guzman over think so many people are frustrated over the size of donations for notre dame at a time of growing inequality. they're shocked by the fact that in one night. the very rich people can give more than one million euros to rebuild. it's not a problem they're giving money to rebuild the problem is that all these people making very very rich these last fifteen years ten years ago we had three timeless billionaires there were thirty governors now there are one hundred. their wealth is growing very fast and they using all your portrait is given by the european union and the french cease and desist pushed by you. to send their money away in offshore countries and where the shocking for the universe is a that money that they're giving by make people that are very kind it should have been already in there in the end of the state. the russian embassy in washington has fired back

really turned violent in the southern city of toulouse where officers now out enough to protest is reportedly tried to build barricades a number of demonstrators were said to be injured more than twenty were detained the twenty second consecutive weekend of anti-government rallies in france the elements movement began in november then it was a rally against fuel price hikes and a call for president to resign so said professor french and francophone studies at the u.k.'s university of nothing and that's paul smith things that despite president micron's ratings going up he won't win back his full support. oddly enough over the last few weeks he's a poll ratings have been going up both for him and his prime minister eight bush leaf and i think that there is a sense in that it could all be a bonus you know whatever other politicians. media commentators say that he actually kind of gave a framework to to produce content provided that they are late for the discontented old people to participate and in that sense it is a massive success but part of the problem with that is the good it is so you list

in london of wiki leaks founder julian assange a face mask was seen to be joan of arc monument in toulouse along with a yellow this bombers with a songes name were also displayed ok for more in today's developments let's join in with former french national assembly and our who is currently mayor of missile defeat a company just north of paris welcome back to the program this is the first yellow vests rally since the not to fire what kind of impact is that going to have on the all going demonstrations. well i think that bernie how come the casserole has been just a moment of the naturals are in it but the deep problems of france are skin remained you see so there isn't no surprise that the yellow best carry on are going on with that demonstration because you have said you know when you can find rising for the concert all millions of your alls even one billion of your all and you cannot really the french the necessary resources to live with that there is a big problem and it is a situation in which we are facing today because of the. budget respiration coming from brussels you know which has

london and wiki leaks founder julian assange a facemask was seen added to the joan of arc monument in toulouse along with a yellow vest banners with a sign his name also displayed on the french m.p. jackie else says it's no surprise people at the huge donations to not shut down cathedral early how did the. role as just a moment. but the good problems go from to ask you remain he told a reason no shock right exactly the. carry on are going on the most religion you go you know where you. drive the fall that go to millions of your rules even one billion year old and you cannot really broach the necessary resources to leave they're going to be a problem and it is the situation in which we are raised because of the. budget. coming from you know which has been lost for years and years now. the russian embassy in washington has fired back at the newly released one a report on trying russia collusion has published a hefty document called russia gate hysteria a case of severe phobia it's a de told from a battle of the allegations made against moscow and which is the following completion. the investigat

toulouse finished runners—up behind leinster in the pool stages. winner miguel angel lopez of colombia. most athletes would spend the few days before a major event honing their skills and taking late training sessions. but the british sailing team joined hundreds of sailors from around the world in a beach clean in majorca, ahead of the princess sofia trophy regatta, which starts today. they were trying to raise awareness of plastic pollution. olympic gold medallist hannah mills was among them — she said "as olympic athletes we have a responsibility to be role models and set an example". it isa it is a strong image. they believe so passionately. anyone who is —— has watched any of the bbc documentary, blue planet, they will know it is a huge problem they are trying to fix. "a disease rotting our society". that's how the home secretary, sajid javid, has described the rise of violent crime in the uk. it comes ahead of a special summit in downing street which brings together ministers, community leaders, experts and young people, in order to find ways

it ended 32—16 saracens will face either leinster or toulouse in the final.ch points to lose her match in the fed cup. she'd been going so well against kazakhstan‘s yuiia putinsteva in london, but things quickly unravelled and she lost the third set on a tie break. johanna konta had won her rubber earlier in the day, so they go into day two with the tie level at 1—all. neil robertson is on a roll on the first day of the world championship snooker. the 2010 champion is a frame away of what would be only the second whitewash in crucible history. he's 9—0 up in his first round match against qualifier michael georgiou, who has only managed 107 points in total so far. defending champion mark williams is through after beating martin gould. that's all the sport for now. we have a world title fight in new york overnight, don't forget that, and you can listen to that on bbc radio 5from and you can listen to that on bbc radio 5 from around four in the morning. i'm sure you will be staying up to watch that? it is a bank holiday, why not? house plants do much more than s

saracens will face either the reigning champions leinster or toulouse in the final. cup tie against kazakhastan is poised at 1—1 going into the second day. katie boulter wasted three match points before losing her singles rubber — she said she was devastated. she led yulia putinseva a—0 in the deciding set at the copper box in london, but she lost it on a tie—break. johanna konta won the first rubber of the day but it's all—square ahead of the reverse singles and doubles. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's martine with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. if you are shocked to see me here, imagine howl if you are shocked to see me here, imagine how i feel! with me are the author and journalist lainy malkani and political commentator james millar. chocolate for breakfast? none at all? make sure you do later! let's take a look at the front pages. the mail on sunday has details of a survey which suggests that a0% of conservative councillors are planning to vote for nigel farage's brexit party in next month's european elect

as the project was an anglo—french venture, the very first flight of 001, built in toulouse, had beenng concorde ready for the skies. incident free, apart from the fact that test pilot brian trubshaw had to complete the first landing by sight after a problem with instruments. his subsequent interview post flight personified british stoicism. very pleased we got it here, we had a splendid flight. i think all the crew liked it. they'd never been in a concorde before, i was the only one who had been. i think we are quite bucked, to be frank. it took seven years before the aircraft entered commercial service in 1976, flying for almost four decades before her rolls—royce olympus engines fell silent for the last time. the british test jet the british testjet was retired here to the museum in somerset. anyone who has been onboard concorde will tell you it is very small inside but the difference with this test aircraft the 002, is there are none of the seat, the champagne and the can pays, just all of the equipment that enabled the engineers to establish concorde's capabilities. this was was

the twenty second consecutive weekend of demonstrations and these are pictures from the city of toulouse which has been dubbed the national capital of yellow vests for this saturday protests are also taking place in paris must say and lille it's the first time the demonstrations are taking place since the anti rioting law came into effect on thursday the movement prompted president emmanuel mccraw to open a national debate in january tens of thousands of indonesians attended presidential campaign rallies ahead of next week's general election president joker with supporters filled a stadium in central jakarta his main rival the former special forces command the rebel began to held his final rally on friday more than one hundred ninety million people eligible to vote on wednesday india is marking the one hundredth anniversary of an attack considered to be one of the worst atrocities committed on the british colonial rule the british high commissioner to india was among those who paid homage to the victims of the massacre it happened in the northern city of where british soldiers opened fir

the first time since anti rioting laws came into effect there was low turnout in cities including toulouse which have been the national capital of yellow vests the demonstrations started twenty two weeks ago after president manuel mccrone introduced a fuel high that hardened into a protest against his leadership a group of asylum seekers rescued off the coast of libya and kept at sea for ten days so finally disembarked and malta sixty four people including children were rescued by a german humanitarian vessel last week the ship was a fused entry to italy and head since been stranded near malta all this prime minister says the migrants will eventually be relocated to germany france or chicle and luxembourg. germany is a migration expert at the paris institute of political studies she says europe is failing to address the migration issue. as long as there is no political solution at the european level this praises will continue. a few months ago almost a year ago last june each was decided to have permanent humanitarian these and back asian platform but these platforms they've never seen the

has the-- toulouse -- what are the politics in italy right now that preclude a solution to the eu commercial crisis? christine: we are encouraged to see what is happening in italy on the banking front because there is a drive to reduce the nonperforming loans, and that has happened faster than we anticipated. there is still work to be done, and italy still has a high level of nonperforming loans relative to other european banks, but they are not taking this task seriously and bringing it down. everything is a matter of risk and reward. it is quite legitimate that those countries that have a sound banking and finance system look at the others and say, well, what about you? are you sound and solid as healthy -- are you as sound and solid and healthy as we are so that we can bring our forces together and be more solid? not more risky, more solid. francine: this is political will, right? maybe not financial will because both are against it. how do you take that as risk? christine: i hope that good business common sense prevails with a view on the part of the authority to maintain stability. i th

if you want to know how many miles it is from paris to toulouse, it's calculated in that. >> where were you when the fire broke out? >> i was hard at work in my office. i was hard at work in my office and raced down here in a taxi at rush hour with plenty of barrages and, of course, other journalists trying to get through. and so -- okay. i think i'm going to have to take leave of you. there are still flames, i'm seeing as i'm looking at the cathedral from the right square tower in the front. there are flames side. i thought it was spared. >> all right. elaine, thank you so much. elaine ganley, my colleague with the ap. joining me now on the phone, maria tucker, a british tourist visiting paris. she saw the roof collapse. good evening, it's now almost 9:00 p.m. your time in paris. you're there on holiday. were you inside the cathedral earlier today? what brings you so close to the scene? >> hi. i'm just here on a one-day holiday. and i am at the bridge since the fire started. no, i wasn't in the cathedral today. but i've been on several occasions when i've been to paris before. i'm comp

(narrator) henri de toulouse-lautrec captured the essence of parisian night life at the turn of the centuryno other artist. talented and precocious, he drew and painted brilliantly in his early 20s. his first lithographs stunned critics and electrified the public. a master of surface, he also looked into the psychology of his subjects.

as the project was an anglo—french adventure the very first flight of 001, built in toulouse, had been. incident free apart from the fact that test pilot brian trubshaw had to complete the first landing by site after a problem with instruments, his first interview post flight personified his stoicism. very pleased we got it here, we had a splendid flight. the crew had never been in a concorde before, i was the only one who had been. i think we are quite chuffed. it took seven years before the aircraft entered commercial service in 1976, flying for almost four decades before her rolls royce engines fell silent for the last time. a controversial yet inspirational and unique chapter in the history of aviation. when it comes to keeping secrets, few did it better than the men and women who worked at bletchley park during world war ii. the codebreakers there were intercepting thousands of enemy messages and are credited with shortening the conflict. but they kept their work a secret until well after the fighting stopped. now a new film's revealing for the first time the crucial role their in

saracens will face either leinster or toulouse in the final. they play this afternoon.out at la rochelle, gregory alldritt with the decisive try in their 24—20 win. and it'll be an all—french final, after clermont auvergne survived a late fightback from harlequins to beat them 32—27. great britain's fed cup tie against kazakhastan is poised at 1—1. katie boulter wasted three match points before losing her singles rubber — she said she was devastated. she took the first set against yulia putinsteva at the copper box in london, and she led 4—0 in the decider but she lost it on a tie break. johanna konta won her rubber but it's all square. that looked very emotional. very emotional. was she getting annoyed about a decision on getting the ground going? no, just getting emotional. it is such an intense environment. i remember it from the 0lympics. neil robertson was in stunning form at snooker‘s world championship. the 2010 champion is on the verge of what would be only the second whitewash in crucible history. he's 9—0 up against qualifier michael georgiou, so he needsjust

houses of kilometers from new delhi in the french city of toulouse security analyst baptist roberts has given indians yet another reason to demand more stringent protection laws. better known through his twitter pseudonym eliot alderson he describes himself as the worst nightmare of the beach a piece. retuning . to finish the open. question a year ago that the prime minister's. with same day uses personal details without their consent to an american behavioral analysis company called clever tap this included specific such as age profession and other voter id details. quickly. we developed on the plane just one more. signal to. wallace in a very big company place specific. one over you move will. push me. and do very scary can you. do it. shortly after baptist's revelations the b.g.p. confirmed directly to him that clever tap was using the data from the normal app for. the company remains elusive about the nature of this analysis all our e-mails and calls to them went unanswered. their website provides a few clues. liverpool would all approach is to make relationship marketing. simple an

as the project was an anglo—french venture, the very first flight of 001, built in toulouse, had beenbshaw had to complete the first landing by sight after a problem with instruments. his subsequent interview post flight personified british stoicism. very pleased we got it here, we had a splendid flight. i think all the crew liked it. they'd never been in a concorde before, i was the only one who had been. i think we are pretty bucked, to be frank. it took seven years before the aircraft entered commercial service in 1976, flying for almost four decades before her rolls—royce olympus engines fell silent for the last time. the british testjet was retired here to the fleet air arm museum in somerset. anyone who has ever been onboard concorde will tell you it is very small inside, but the difference with this test aircraft, the 002, is there are none of the seats, the champagne or the canapes, just all of the equipment that enabled the flight engineers to establish concorde's supersonic capabilities. this picture was taken of us all having a break. this picture, taken in north africa in

reform in the twenty second consecutive weekend of demonstrations these are pictures from the city of toulouse switch has been dubbed the national capital of yellow vests for this saturday protests are also taking place in paris most say and legal it's the first time that demonstrations are taking place since the empty rioting law came into effect on thursday. ireland is breathing a sigh of relief that the prospects of a no deal breaks it seems to be rule. doubt at least for the time being but the country remains worried any sort of breaks it would be extremely damaging to the irish economy most at risk is the huge cultural sector sector as long as lawrence li explains. between them this herd of seventy cows produces harf a million liters of milk every year and a full third of that is drunk in britain it's trivial to cross the border to northern ireland's just over that hill but lorcan is a worried man a brick sits without a trade deal especially with new borders would put his entire business on the line and on certain days they're all the time because like i'm completely dependent on the me.

as the project was an anglo—french adventure the very first flight of 001, built in toulouse, had beeny engineers had spent the past 15 years getting concord ready for these guys. incident free apart from the fact that test pilot brian trubshaw had to co m plete that test pilot brian trubshaw had to complete the first landing by site after a problem with instruments, his first interview post flight personified his stoicism. very pleased we got it here, we had a splendid flight. the crew had never been in a concorde before, i was the only one who had been. i think we are quite buffeted. it took seven years before the aircraft entered commercial service in1976, aircraft entered commercial service in 1976, flying for almost four decades before her engines fell silent for the last time. a controversial yet inspirational and unique chapter in the history of aviation. 0ne one of those people responsible for writing that history, philip kearns, one of the original concord engineers, delighted to see you here this morning. i wish you could have made it a bit bigger! tell us about your memories

the irish beat toulouse. running in three tries in a 30 points to 12 win at the aviva stadium.mpionship. he beat michael georgiou 10—1 in the first round, but there's a chance it could happen this afternoon as shaun murphy leads by nine frames to nil against luo honghao. murphy won the tournament in 2005 and has started like he means business this year. returning to football. paris saint germain players wore a special kit last night following the fire at notre dame cathedral last week. players from the french champions sported the image of the famous cathedral on their shirts for the game against monaco. fans were asked to donate money to help fund the restoration project. the players' names on their shirts were all changed to read notre dame. a lovely touch. 0bviously a lovely touch. obviously it's touched many people in france and around the world. if you are a football commentator... it's tricky, isn't it? lucky paris saint—germain area isn't it? lucky paris saint—germain are a very well—known side so if you are a very well—known side so if you area are a very well—known sid

and yet they did not become president of the united states, and for hillary in the last election, toulouse, tuan, to lose the election, but when the popular vote by 2.8 million more votes, to me, just does not make sense, it does not reflect the will of the people, of the country. and, it is also interesting to me, that a different point, both donald trump, and hillary clinton, had -- had gone for the abolishment of the electoral college, so -- i would like to see us do that. sometimes, people bring up the concerns, for instance, that well, you know, what is that going to do to some of the smaller states? the thing is, that in the last election cycle, 94% of the presidential visits were in 12 states. even with his electoral college, you already had an idea for those people will cut head, because the swing states are where they will go. okay? in this campaign? i pledged, i think, and i think others have pledged also, to visit all 50 states. so, one of the things i'm going to do, is that i'm going to send the message, that everybody counts in this country, right? right after i announce on ja

as the project was an anglo—french venture, the very first flight of 001, built in toulouse, had beene first landing by sight after a problem with instruments. his subsequent interview personified british stoicism. very pleased we got it here, we had a splendid flight. i think all the crew liked it. they'd never been in a concorde before, i was the only one who had been. i think we are pretty bucked, to be frank. it took seven years before the aircraft entered commercial service in 1976, flying for almost four decades before her rolls—royce olympus engines fell silent for the last time. the british testjet was retired here to the fleet air arm museum in somerset. anyone who has ever been onboard concorde will tell you it is very small inside, but the difference with this test aircraft, the 002, is there are none of the seats, the champagne or the canapes, just all of the equipment that enabled the engineers to establish concorde's supersonic capabilities. this picture was taken of us all having a break. this picture, taken in north africa in 1974, features three engineers who returned