so outdated. —— visa. is making banks and these and ulster bank so outdated. -- visa.o down. we don't have the ability, i mean, it has made me think of gatwick the other day when the it system went down and somebody was writing flight on a board. but you do need to put things in place in case things do go wrong. we are almost a cashless society, andi we are almost a cashless society, and i pink sweden is. the financial conduct authority recently said to banks they have three months to talk about how they plan to tackle it glitches and cyber attacks. i think this is a story that we will see more about, tsb or no tsb. in that senseit more about, tsb or no tsb. in that sense it is a wider issue. but we finish with the telegraph, it too stories that we want to talk about. a lovely picture here arejulie cam fox, carnival queen, at this week and's notting hill carnival. but a serious tale behind this picture. she looks fantastic. and the colours and you know the floats, and everyone will look amazing on sunday and monday. but there is a more serious issue at stake, which is

we should say that tsb are not the only people with problems, ulster bank and others.at tsb are particularly strong example but it raises a wider issue, banks are so reliant on it now, that something goes wrong it can go really long. definitely, and you said you had to go into the bank at one point and polite money. which is alien to us now! it seems like such a long time ago, and it makes you think of how vulnerable we are in a sense with so much alive is geared up to rely on it whether it is banking or other things. we are almost a cashless society, so while that is good on one level you do get caught out when things like this happen.|j one level you do get caught out when things like this happen. i think it will be a big issue for the future. 0 nto will be a big issue for the future. onto the daily telegraph and the lovely picture of the carnival queen all geared up for the notting hill carnival, but a much more serious issue behind that picture all about keeping people safe. obviously she looks absolutely stunning and so many people will enjoy carnival sunday and m

yes, ulster tv have a fantastic archive in havelock house in belfast. old buildings any more. the last thing they want to do was get rid of everything. they were keen to make sure everything was preserved from the archives so when they started finding things like old adverts and other boxes of materials, they said to us do you want them and we said, yes, great, so i had 21 boxes of film and tv turn up and they went over to belfast and spend some time that and it was by booting through those boxes i came across that in amongst the adverts of old cigarette adverts and so i thought to myself 0k, adverts and so i thought to myself ok, as you can see, there's no original on it any more so there's no way of knowing what it is, just a tiny label on the side staying don't drink and dry. great, let's have a look at it and because i've been doing it so long now, as soon as i saw morecambe and wise, i knew no one else had seen that footage for 50 yea rs one else had seen that footage for 50 years —— drink and it sounds like a labour—intensive process and your comp

scarlets, semifinalists in europe and in the pro 14 and ulster, all three sides spent significantly morea good, deep squad. so we have to be better than those three con sisterly.“ you look at the carrot, going one step further at celtic park. we will a lwa ys step further at celtic park. we will always set goals of wanting titles. this league, playing our best footy at the end of the season. with the final being staged in glasgow there is more incentive for the scottish side to aim high this season. let's round up some of the day's other headlines, starting with rugby union: the rfu are going ahead with their disciplinary process against danny cipriani for misconduct. the gloucester fly—half was fined byjersey magistrates and his club following an incident outside a nightclub over the weekend. the rugby players association asked the rfu to drop the case because he has already been sanctioned by his club. england captain, steph houghton, has been recalled for the decisive 2019 world cup qualifiers against wales and kazakhstan after a knee injury. alex greenwood also returns after suspensi

continent it's so hot in hamburg that the fish are dying the heat is raise the temperature of the city's ulster river to twenty seven and a half degrees that's reduced the water is all levels there of the swarms could be next the oxygen pool water means more fortune is a bacteria can poison those more in everything we're covering here including analysis that takes you behind the headlines stories of the day al-jazeera dot com. a quick recap of the top stories now tens of thousands of people have been protesting against israel's controversial nation state law which defines israel as a jewish state and downgrades the arabic language in tel aviv people wave both israeli and druze flags and jews are an arabic speaking group with their own distinct religious and cultural traditions critics say the new law discriminates against israel's jewish minorities. who the rebels in yemen is saying they've attacked the king holiday in southern saudi arabia using an armed drone they say they targeted a runway used by the saudi amorality led coalition to launch as strikes on yemen the rebels unveiled a cost of o

see the secret service agents and us thinking about you know what, what if or when a book that fits ulster types? i will make a bad person a good person and the good people you think are good or bad. so president, and and a cover. i know this seems like was ripped from the headlines the fact that it wasn't. i spent three years of my life writing while i was practicing law as a trailer which is pretty intense work. when i get into my cup ilmenite and work from 10:00 until three in everyday that was my type. i wanted to write. i do say so tongue-in-cheek some of best fiction i have wrote was when i was a lawyer. i'm talking about my legal briefs now. as a writer and as a lawyer all i had in my quiver our words. that's it. i would spend my whole ten years writing as a lawyer think about words and stories and had a something possibly so someone will believe it. for me in making this transition from being a lawyer to write it was all that difficult. i would work on projects for years at a time as olympic estimates it will take years to write a book, unlike my whole life has been about that. tha

danny cipriani is still in jersey hoping to play for them in their game against ulster so we will have decision to include ben stokes in the england squad for the third test against india on saturday was taken for the all—rounder‘s wellbeing. here he isjoining up with his england team mates at trent bridge earlier today. bayliss says he will take time before deciding whether stokes will play. this all comes after he was involved in a fracas in bristol last september but was found not guilty of affray on tuesday. former england captain michael vaughan doen't think he deserves a warm reception from the fans but thinks the selectors have a nice dilemna on their hands. it's a great position to be in because he is outstanding. they will make way for somebody. i don't think it should be pope. he got that number four position. you could look at jos buttler, two test matches against india. if the pitch is going to be the same as we have seen at edgbaston, it could swing around and you will need a spinner. there are still a few things we have to look at this week. in terms of a cricketing sense

he's already been left out of gloucester‘s squad for their pre—season friendly against ulster tomorrowsquad heading to japan next year. manchester city manager pep guardiola says the intense footballing schedule has contributed to the injury of his midfielder kevin de bruyne. the club has confirmed that the belgian international suffered a knee ligament injury in training on wednesday. it's the same knee he injured in early 2016 that kept him out for 10 weeks and although the club say he won't need surgery, he's likely to be sidelined until mid—november. of course, for him, for his family, these long injuries are never wanted, but they are accepted as pa rt wanted, but they are accepted as part of the game. and especially with the amount of games in the season, players can fall down. sometimes it's normal. they don't rest. it was a tough season last season. they came back and showed recovery. we demand in the first moment, come on, let's go, because we are in this competition. and of course human beings have a limit. and sometimes these kind of things happen. the wbc world heavyweight

answering phones for an auction and we go to the celebrations at night—time, such as titanic belfast and ulstertive and proactive way, how did you go about that? it in a positive and proactive way, how did you go about that7m it in a positive and proactive way, how did you go about that? it is a cause close to my heart. when i thought i wanted to volunteer for woman‘s aid and give back to the people who work really, really hard just making sure that women get justice as well, and children. we have made films with woman‘s aid and domestic violence and coercive control which was on television and it is very rewarding. you have travelled as well, you have been to romania to volunteer, what did you do there? from my previous school, i travelled with friends delivering medicines, clothes, toys and food to poorfamilies. we medicines, clothes, toys and food to poor families. we did medicines, clothes, toys and food to poorfamilies. we did fun medicines, clothes, toys and food to poor families. we did fun days for the children and also served food to poor people in the canteen and stuff. you have talke