iain watson, many thanks. iain watson, oui’ watson, many thanks.l correspondent. the number of people diagnosed with mumps in england is the highest for a decade. 5,000 cases were confirmed last year — almost five times more than the year before. public health england says it's partly down to people not getting the mmr vaccine in the 1990s and early 2000s. tim muffett reports. i would literally be screaming from being in pain. lectures, essays, the odd party, and mumps — flora, ben and ollie's second year at leeds university hasn't gone quite to plan. i went to bed normal, like, normal chin, fine, everything fine. but then i woke up and, bang, my face was just puffed out, so swollen. were you surprised as to how painful it was? i got prescribed morphine, it was that bad. it started out with just pain in my ear and jaw. and then, it kind of started swelling. so painful. like, yourjaw pretty much locks and i could open my mouth this much. brushing my teeth, felt a lump around here and started swelling up. yeah, had pretty fat face. other students who

politically, people more from the right are honing in on tom watson because remember tom watson did makee house of commons about a westminster paedophile ring linked to ten downing st which were incendiary allegations and they say these are not true. i have spoken to people who are spoken to tom watson who was nominated for an honour and that he should not receive it because of his involvement in these allegations. should not receive it because of his involvement in these allegationsm is not focused attack because this report has a lot to say about children and young people and that is the focus of this enquiry. children and young people have not been listened to, notjust in political circles, the catholic church, the bbc, the consistent thread in the story is children and young people not being listened to and not being believed and that is where i think the pressure should be focusing rather than politicising. obviously the report did say something about tom watson and it is legitimate to report that but where is the story about the children and young people who were not listened to. i

john watson reports.gue this season, are the unstoppable force, arsenal are the immovable object. only once have they failed to reach the final. the blues out to prove mountains can be moved, beth england twisting and then turning the arsenal defence to score. in this london derby, chelsea on the rise. in an open first half, the five—time champions would not fall without a fight. louise quinn rising highest. chasing silverware on four fronts, vivianne miedema attempted to keep that target alive, ahead of that though, missing at this time. arsenal kept pushing, the chelsea keeper kept their lead intact until leah williamson won the race to the rebound. a familiar feeling for the arsenalfans. but rebound. a familiar feeling for the arsenal fans. but with little to separate two of england's best teams, chelsea and england have a match winner, a 21st goal in a standout season. it was unpredictable, chelsea unbeatable and it is their hands on the trophy for a first time. john watson, bbc news. it's been an int

john watson reports.an unstoppable force, arsenal other tournament's immovable object. 0nly force, arsenal other tournament's immovable object. only once have they failed to reach the final. the blues out to prove the mountains can be moved. beth england twisting and turning the arsenal defence to score. in this london derby, chelsea on the rise. in an open first half, the five—time champions wouldn't fall without a fight. louise quinn riding highest, her head are saved. arsenal were chasing for micro—trophies this season. vivian niedermayer attempting to keep the target alive. sustained arsenal pressure brought about a breakthrough, and cutter and burger finally beaten and leah wilson providing a late equaliser. the striker with the final day at the death, her 20th goal in a standout season. death, her 20th goal in a standout season. chelsea on course for what could be a treble winning season and a new name on the trophy. john watson, bbc news. let's have a look at some of the other stories around today.

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we are back with marilyn watson of blackrock.dity markets and fixed income sending very different messages at the moment to the equity market. how do you square that? there's a hugek amount of money on the sidelines to be invested, and in terms of the stock market, people are looking to get involved. it is a so-called fear of missing out you are seeing in the stock market. you have had some pretty good results in terms of earnings so far. on the other hand, when you look at fixed income, we did see a modest selloff in high-yield, and elsewhere as well. we have this almost round-trip in terms of treasuries, but i think you are seeing a sort of bifurcation in terms of the risk off hedging that you see in terms of treasuries and elsewhere, and really, people are looking to invest their money and looking at the u.s. economy, which continues to do what incredibly well. guy: is the equity market more in tune with the macroeconomic story, or is it the fixed income story? marilyn: i think when you look at the fed as well, we expect that

watson has two top ten finishes in his last three events and two birdies on the back nine helped hime, there are four players a further shot back on 3—under—par — incuding the former 0pen champion louis 0osthuizen. not such a good day for adam scott — who's bidding for back—to—back tour wins following his victory in los angeles last week. he's 9 shots off the lead at 3—over—par, while the defending champion dustinjohnson is a further two shots back after carding a 5—over—par 76. let's return to tennis — where americanjennifer brady said she wasn't feeling her best — despite knocking out garbine muguruza to reach herfirst premier wta semi final at the dubai championship. the number 9 seed from spain — who reached the australian 0pen final last month — was beaten in three sets by the qualifer brady. the world number 52 came from a set down to win — taking the deciding set 6—4. it's the third straight top 20 player that brady has beaten in dubai. brady will now face the simona halep in the last four. the top seed came from a set down for the second day in a row — beating aryna sa balenk

john watson's been following the story today. how significant is this?ely significant when you consider that he is chained's big sporting superstar, he was hoping to return to the tokyo olympics later this summer to the tokyo olympics later this summer hoping to successfully defend his 200 metre freestyle title, but 110w his 200 metre freestyle title, but now in light of this band, we know that he wont be able to do that the full eight years and 28 years of age he won't be able to return to compete on till february 2028 so he will be 36 van, obviously his best yea rs will be 36 van, obviously his best years behind him. this is a career and be moments for him. worth pointing out as well that he's been found guilty of tampering with a sample, he had not actually failed any drug test which means in this insta nce we any drug test which means in this instance we won't be seeing any real awarding of metals retrospectively with —— which certainly could see british swimmers benefit those he beat at the world championships last year. but it has raised questions

años de edad dijo que asesinó a golpes a dos personas que cumplían condena por violación de menores, watsonciones internas >>> el director de la organización mundial de la salud manifestó que está preocupado por el número de casos de coronavirus fuera de china y un vínculo de contagio claro como haber viajado a china o el contacto con una persona infectada, en el país asiático hay optimismo porque ha bajado el número de contagios, hoy un paciente habríasido infectado tras visitar china, ahora está en sacramento >>> algunos residentes tienen miedo a pedir asistencia médica, sin embargo en california es muy diferente . >>> con la entrada en vigor de la nueva ley de la carga pública del gobierno federal, muchos migrantes al parecer tienen miedo en solicitar ayuda >>> hay mucha confusión en la comunidad y estamos llevando a cabo talleres informativos explicando lo que es la carga pública porque no afecta a todos >>> en california, los servicios médicos para personas indocumentadas o inmigrantes ilegales con escasos recursos con los impuestos que pagan los californianos >>> hay individuos que es

nick watson is with us, of henderson global investors.mans, no matter with whom you speak, really are not willing to go that far. olaf schultz, who runs the finance ministry, has suggested lifting the debt break and allowing 20 billion euros of extra spending to regions. meanwhile, the cdu's peter out the- altmeyer from economics ministry said he was thinking of measures like corporate tax cuts, but neither one really wants to open the taps. what will it take to push them? nick: i suppose the argument would be if you have a further deterioration of economic activity, and germany feels obliged to take those steps. germany has historically always had a more conservative approach to fiscal and monetary policy, when you look at the debates about ecb monetary policy, there's always a sticking point that germany doesn't want to can see hard, and you that with the caution of moving away from the debt break. anna: whether from the fiscal side, maybe more the monetary side, but on some front maybe we need some multinational leadership when it come

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he recalls a little story of a little running he had with one of the greats at the time, tom watson.son was coming up, so i ran over, tom hit his ball to the back left, and basically i was one of the only ones over there. bruce was on the back, i'm looking at the golf ball, he comes over and says move out of the way kid. so on tour when i was telling him this story he said well you were in the way. >> i can tell you from personal experience, tom watson is not a guy you want to mess with when he is anywhere near the golf course. i asked him for an interview once, he was not as nice as he was to tiger, downright cranky, but that tiger woods tournament will begin on thursday. in the meantime, this is a great story. it's become a thing, if you love dogs, the westminster dog show in madison square garden. there's a special slo-mo camera to capture that particular one right there. the fan favorite, unquestionably the golden retriever, daniel. a lot of fan screaming for him to win. there are some very interesting dogs. that one wanted to be interviewed. it's just great. but it is actually b

. >> i heard that tom watson was coming up, so i ran over to 8th.he green. i'm basically one of the only ones over there. bruce was on the bag, and i'm looking at the golf car. he says move out of the way kid. when i'm telling him the story, he says, well you were in the way. >> tom watson was not a guy you wanted to mess with. definitely cranky. >> good night. working on a new plan to catch the roadrunner? the humorous implication being that i am wile e. coyote? yes. and this is a schematic for a bird-trapping device that will ultimately backfire and cause me physical injury? yes. (quick chuckle) what i'm doing here is trying to determine when i'm going to die. a lot of people are working on that research. so what is all this? my family history factoring in longevity, propensity for disease, et cetera. interesting. cause of death for uncle carl was kbb. what's kbb? killed by badger. how's that? it was thanksgiving. uncle carl said, "i think "there's a badger living in our chimney. hand me that flashlight." those were the last words he ever spoke to

watson, the british number two, has not won a singles tournament since march 2016.ater today she will break into the top 50 world rankings for the first time since that win. that's all the but for now. now on bbc news, it is time for click. this week: how can this fit in here? and is the new folding huawei up to scratch? and it's my entry for eurovision. heart rate, temperature, steps, diet, these days we can track all of our vitals. all of this data can help us to understand and tweak our lifestyles, but it's also moved way beyond the basics, allowing smart phone connected devices to monitor conditions like asthma or diabetes from home. lara lewington has been to meet someone who's using something a little bit more advanced a smartwatch to monitor his health. he's had a tiny computer inserted into his heart. around 26 million people worldwide are suffering from heart failure, where the heart is struggling to pump blood around the body. for some time now technology has been used to keep track of heart conditions. so i've come here to hammersmith hospital, where an i

e watson family to the paul's community and central irginia and i thank reverend watson for offering the opening prayer. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the entleman from of illinois seek recognition? mr. quigley: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to my remarks.xtend the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. you.uigley: thank mr. speaker, during his intel ny before the committee, lieutenant colonel alexander vindman had a message worry, i ther, do not will be fine for telling the truth. war hero who has earned far better than the treatment he received from the administration week. but this behavior should not surprise us. it's part of a pattern. et us remember the campaign waged against ambassador marie year.vitch last an exemplary public servant who deserved our gratitude. administration shamelessly attacked her and fired her to further the president's personal agenda. with

heather watson got them off to a good start... top 200 in straight sets. she was due to play the slovak number one, victoria kuzmova. but she had to pull out of the match due to illness. 0n court now is harriet dart she has been fighting in the second set to stay in. it is match point. we just start set to stay in. it is match point. wejust start anna set to stay in. it is match point. we just start anna scmiedlova beating harriet dart, unfortunately a straight sets defeat. look at that, 7-5,. a straight sets defeat. look at that, 7—5,. slovakia go through to april's finals, great britain, i'm afraid, out of the fed cup. great britain's hopes of qualifying a women's basketball team for this summer's olympic games look to be over, after they lost to south korea in serbia. victory for britain would have secured them a place in, but they lost by 82 points to 79. 0ur 0lympic sports reporter, nick hope is in belgrade. great britain against south korea was dubbed a must win even by the players themselves, and although they are not compl

can technology thanks watson can. i.b.m. watson is a technology unlike any that's come before because rather than force humans to think like a computer watson interacts with humans on human terms. it's just interested into the mind within because cognitive stunt this these are just him or went off to compliment him. on dom it's been a start it's been it's down kids i mean so i can see steam in how to bite something in length and in points in full view not find that to discuss some contexts in topics you've been hesitant to sustain begin to laugh when time goes the toilet doesn't pass also do not have hospital was just him all talk and on to it. if you're interested in checking if you're a spectator stand evolution's it makes this whole notion take great great gesture. as well as the care the right to face and during a show gets yes you can be able to do it the right people will do is to get to me shouldn't michael himself will interact with schools and we can have a short. thank. you visit me stop by and zoom in on a farm se

heather watson, ranked 7a in the world, lost in straight sets to anna karolina schmiedlova, who is justs to manage a knee problem. on court now is harriet dart against the slovakian number one viktoria kuzmova. dart made a great start, winning the first set on a tie break. these are live pictures. they are in the second set. kuzmova just leading that a-3. it is tight. the second set. kuzmova just leading that a—3. it is tight. you can watch that a—3. it is tight. you can watch that on the bbc sport website. it‘s been a frustrating day for england‘s cricketer‘s, their second one—dayer against south africa was abandoned in durban, they started almost two hours late because of the rain, the game reduced to a5 overs per side. joe root took the wicket of captain quinton de kock, but only seven overs were bowled before the covers came back on. after another long delay, they had another spell out in the middle, the game now cut to 26 overs each. chrisjordan trapped temba bavuma, but that was the last action of the match, as the rain returned. with no hope of completing the game, it was as aban

watson — the british number two — has not won a singles tournament since march 2016. the first time since that win. that‘s all the sport for now. now for the weather, let's get the weather. storms seem to be something of a trend for the weekend weather now, this is the third main storm we had had now after on kero, storm dennis, donjorge threatens to bring some heavy weather for this weekend. heavy rain threatens this morning and some strong winds for the afternoon. this is the band of rain that brought the heavy rain across the country and we will see cold showers and swathes of damaging winds affecting ireland first and northern ireland, and then spreading across the irish sea later in the day. but it will be brighter in the afternoon, certainly compared to the start of the day, plenty of sunshine around and blustery showers, heavy and some hail, wintry and cold. snow may fall over scotland, temperatures for — may fall over scotland, temperatures for—7 may fall over scotland, temperatures for — 7 degrees. add on the strength of the wind, which made will be quite a f

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good afternoon i am the director of the watson institute for international and public affairs, and i am so delighted to be here today to celebrate killer high. fantastic new book by peter andres. i just want to say as a student chinese affairs, i hardly need to be told about the relationship between drugs and war. i have course know the intensity and the feeling of china and the central humiliation that began with the opium war, but at the same time it's easy, for people like myself to think about the opium war as an anomaly or something very particular to a very particular time and place. i am saying i am guilty of thinking about the opium war that way. but great scholarship, truly great scholarship like killer high in a lot of the work that's done here at the watson institute forces me and us to see the world in a totally new way. this book, has forced me, and i think it forces all readers to really focus on the internal and expansive relationship between drugs and war. that relationship extends from war conducted by people who were on a form of drug, some kind of psychoactive subs

that report from iain watson. time. figures from the office for national statistic show weekly pay reached £512 in the three months to december — the last time it was this high, after adjusting for inflation, was before the downturn in 2008. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity is here. so, finally we are at a point where wages can buy a little more than 12 yea rs wages can buy a little more than 12 years ago? cause for celebration, you can see the pattern on this charge, we are a £512 that we, the average wage now, it was equivalent in 2008, not the same number because it has been growing, it was shrinking for a long time, as you can see, in real terms, because wages were not coming john michael keeping up prices, it grew again, then shrink again, now it is back here. but you are talking about pay, sign 511.61 per week, only 65p more in terms of the goods it will buy than 12 years ago. that is not a positive economic record, in fact thatis positive economic record, in fact that is the worst record for improvem

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's jphn watson. here'sjohn watson.l reflect on yesterday's action. starting with news that sam skinner is another player had been added to the squad for the six nations campaign. sam skinner missed out on the world cup injapan after sustaining a hamstring problem in the summer test win over france. he has been impressive for exeter chiefs, helping them to the top of the premiership table. scotland are away to italy on saturday. two more matches in the premier league. totte n ha m matches in the premier league. tottenha m ca n matches in the premier league. tottenham can go to fifth with a win away to aston villa while arsenal host newcastle. liverpool are five wins away from a first league title in 30 years. juergen klopp said the real celebrating can only start once they have won the title. they beat norwich yesterday. sadio mane with the only goal of the game. juergen klopp said theirform the only goal of the game. juergen klopp said their form is outstanding but he said he is going from week to week without expectat

watson — the british number two — has not won a singles tournement since march 2016. meeting at newbury was abandoned due to wet ground — so it left doncaster‘s grimthorpe handicap to take centre stage and captain chaos won in gruelling conditions. the grimthorpe is traditionally a grand national trial although captain chaos doesn't have an entry for the famous race. but he can certainly stay — seeing off his rivals by a huge margin in the heavy ground. harry skelton was riding for his trainer brother dan. the favourite worthy farm finished second. that's all the sport for now. now on the bbc news channel, it's time for the weather. he has nick miller. another weekend, another named storm. storm jorge has already brought heavy rain and now high winds. this area of low pressure is storm jorge, said particular across southern scotland and northern wales, northern england and northern ireland. we have seen the back of the persistent rain. this wonderful picture from the lake district, you can see the shower clouds, the snow on the hills, the ripples on the water, all of

watson — the british number two — has not won a singles tournament since march 2016.sh side to a first victory in the sydney sail gp. ainslie, who won the first of his four olympic gold medals in sydney 20 years ago, now travels to san francisco for the second race of the season. that's all the sport for now. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:40pm. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with geeta guru—murphy — it's 1.11. pm. let's get more now on the impact of the coronavirus on businesses and the world's markets. here, the online supermarket ocado says it's experiencing an increase in customer demand. the bbc understands that this might be because of customers stocking up in case of any fallout from the coronavirus. the company sent an email to its customers yesterday, advising them that it is experiencing higher than usual demand for its delivery slots. well, earlier, i asked our business correspondent if other retailers were experiencing similar issues. i have been speaking to the

those companies and say you've got to get it off and then it's up to them to do say hundreds forced watson thank you. and of course you can find reliable information about the spread of corona virus on our website w dot com and now we'll take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world syrian rebels say they have recaptured a strategic town in northwestern province you know when it comes as the syrian army pushes for control of the last large rebel held region a syrian human rights group says government troops seized full control of southern lip and to join in hama province in the last few days from. tunisia's new government has won a vote of confidence in parliament the back of the prime minister's cabinet and it's more than 4 months of political wrangling since the election the coalition includes parties from across the political spectrum but they continue to disagree on major policy issues. the british courts have ruled in favor of canceling plans to build a 3rd runway at london's heathrow airport the government approved the project and 2018 environmental groups for

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so heather watson will have to work ha rd to heather watson will have to work hard to get this back.nflict." sarah campbell reports. the programme he has hosted for almost two decades started very differently today, with phillip schofield‘s words read by his co—host and friend, holly willoughby. "with the strength and support of my wife and my daughters, i have been coming to terms with the fact that i am gay. this is something that has caused many heartbreaking conversations at home. i have been married to steph for nearly 27 years, and we have two beautiful grown—up daughters, molly and ruby. this will probably all come as something of a surprise, and i understand. but only by facing this and being honest can i hope to find peace in my mind and a way forward. please be kind, especially to my family. phillip." so... wow. i think we just should take a breath of that point. i mean, reading that i can hear your voice, i can hear the pain and i can hear how difficult that is for you. phillip schofield has been a familiar face to viewers since his beginnings on children‘s bbc in the 80s

watson? >> yes, ma'am. yes, there are growing arms sales, but when one talks about arms sales to the island nations of the caribbean, one must think but what we're talking about in relatively and absolute small terms. what is much more interesting about pla involvement in the caribbean is this is a region that is almost entirely excluded in anybody's analysis, apropos your question to me, and this is a case where the pla has seen a vacuum and has moved in and in particular we have long seen -- we have seen a very tortured relationship between china and cuba. i was very struck as mr. nantuyla was discussing the ideological links between states in africa and china, because there's always been a great deal of tension, frankly, even between cuba and china because each aspired to be the dominant remaining state in the post soviet world for a communist regime. i remind everyone that the only ideological tie really in latin america between the pla and a maoist movement was the -- peru which has been quite a while

those companies and say you've got to get it off and then it's up to them to do so i would force watson thank you. and of course you can find reliable information about the spread of the corona virus on our website that's the w dot com and that will take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world syrian rebels say they have recaptured a strategic town in northwestern it led province and cut off a key highway just days after it was reopened by the government meanwhile government troops have moved to control almost the entire southern part of it live which is regarded as syria's last rebel strong. demonstrators on the eastern greek islands last boss and have protested for a 4th day against plans to build a new migrant migrant detention centers to replace the existing hopelessly overcrowded camps and civilians the forefront of the e.u. migration crisis for the past 5 years and has tens of thousands of his. british court has ruled in favor of counseling plans to build a 3rd runway at london's heathrow airport though the government approved the project in 2080 vironment

iain watson, thank you very much.members voted for the bill, no one opposed it despite concerns previously being raised about the estimated £24 million cost. monica lennon, who introduced a bill, said she wanted to introduce what she called period dignity for women in poverty. an internal scotland yard investigation has found it credible that one of its former undercover officers, who is now a conservative councillor, had a relationship with a teenage animal rights campaigner. but andy coles, currently a member of peterborough city council, has told the bbc he did not have a sexual relationship with the woman when he posed as an activist in the 1990s. he was a member of the metropolitan police unit, the special demonstration squad, which infiltrated protest groups. in the light of the scotland yard finding, the woman — known only as jessica — is now asking for an apology and compensation from the police. june kelly reports. general election night 2019 and, standing at the shoulder of the winning candidate in peterboro

porn one study shows that this amounts to 96 percent of the defects online today stars like emma watson and scarlett johansson were some of the 1st prominent victims their faces were super imposed on to pornographic videos with the help of ai the program enabling such fakes was 1st uploaded to the online forum reddit the anonymous user called fakes was quickly banned but other users took over his software code and kept expanding it today similar to software is still freely available online the name is a combination of deep as and deep learning technology and fake but how exactly do defense work how hard is it to make them look real the effect expert how lete explain it to me in los angeles. many deep fakes are based on so-called guns ugh. that are on supervised meaning they learn without human guidance instead they're trained with raw data real photos for example. you're not modeling anything you just collecting a bunch of pieces all you need just make sure there are lines like this and you crop the feast red and you're manually you would try to make sure that there's a balance of diffe

in 2012, labour's tom watson demanded an investigation into...owerful paedophile network linked to parliament and number 10. so what happened ? the enquiry said today it had done its investigation and found no evidence of that. but over the years, concerns have been raised about individuals like cyril smith and little has been done. this report says that is because politics came before the safety of children. and it demands all political parties improve their child protection policy. tom symonds, bbc news, west minster. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: a thumping at the bridge for chelsea, as bayern run riot in their european champions league tie. it is finely poised between napoli and barcelona. barca coming from behind, but farfrom impressive in italy. and an olympic committee member refuses to rule out the 2020 tokyo games being cancelled completely, amid the spread of coronavirus. hello and welcome to the programme. chelsea have a seemingly impossible mountain to cl

england have called up bath winger anthony watson for their last two six nations games.tart of the tournament with a calf injury but has been recalled to the training squad ahead of their match against wales a week on saturday. sale flanker mark wilson also returns. lewis hamilton racked up another impressive 89 laps during the first morning of the second fi test. his mercedes was seventh fastest although its understood they didn't concentrate on short, fast runs today. robert kubica's alfa romeo topped the timesheets. shaun murphy is into the last eight of the players the first link is at the bernabeu stadium and we find any swiss. we just had a huge because the team bus has just arrived. for manchester city, he said pequot analyst plane down the significance of this match. just another game. clearly with what has been going on at the last few weeks it is even more important than ever. as stands they are and from the next two weeks. if things don't go right next to legs over madrid they could have a break from therapy and football for some time. the day as he expected i

it means dominic thiem's wait for a first major continues. 0ur reporterjohn watson has more from melbournehat is been a men's finals day, novak djokovic successfully defending his title, beating actors dominic team and thrilling sets. it extends his record winning right here to eight australian open titles. it continues to stranglehold on the big three in men's tennis. they have now won the last 13 major titles. here is michael radford. they walked through the corridor or champions would confirm the sides of the dominic thiem face if he wins the slam title. novak djokovic seven—time champion here, the best of the best. dominic has shown he can compete with the best routes although he did and melbourne from losing first set with double vault advantage that the serbian to really let slip. dominic needed every action he got one. a range of shots the level the match. even the defending champion said to applied. the momentum had not changed from a double brick helping michael want to win the third set 6-2. the michael want to win the third set 6—2. the austrian out of control. momentum can swin

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ivan watson is in seoul and blake he issic.e failed. >> reporter: what we've seen in the last 36 hours is the confirmed number of coronavirus infections has more than doubled to about 433 cases at this time. so far south korea has had two people pass away who had contracted the coronavirus. but certainly a very dramatic surge in cases. now, a lot of this has swirled around the central city of dagu and one religious group in particular. and a gathering of worshippers in that city some time ago go where roughly half of the confirmed cases seem to be linked both to that religious group and to that city. ministry of health and welfare are calling for self-isolation for more than 9,000 members of this religious movement and they are testing more than 500 of them for coronavirus. meanwhile the religious group itself says that it it has ceased all religious meetings and it will be disinfecting all of its places of worship. but this goes of course beyond one religious group. for example, at least four members of the south korean milita

>> ivan watson live in seoul, south korea. thank you. >>> for now to the situation in japan. blake is standing by in the capital tokyo with the latest. hello, blake. >> yeah, natalie. we've actually learned that 23 of the passengers who disembarked from the diamond pr princess just a couple day ago did not follow japan's protocol. when the protocol began on january 5th, those passengers were all tested. tested negative and taken to a hospital. before disembarking the ship, you had to be tested again. that did not happen with these 23 passengers. and just recently japan's health minister came out and apologizing expressing deep remorse vowing that this will never happen again. natalie, it did happen and even though japan's health ministry is in the process of trying to contact these 23 people to have them retested when they disembarked they all took public transportation home. we also learned that a 60-year-old female who did follow the quarantine protocol has since returned home, developed symptoms and tested positive for the coronavirus making her the first person to follow

ivan watson, cnn. >> ivan, thank you for staying on top of this. >>> thank you so much for joining melitics" with john king starts right now. >>> thank you, kate, and welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. >>> president trump brushes off both the public health and the economic threat posed by the coronavirus, and he gets angry at democrats who say the president is asleep at the wheel and has no plan for ending the pandemic. >>> plus debate night for the 2020 democrats and the stakes are enormous. it is the final showdown before south carolina votes saturday and then 14 states next tuesday. frontrunner bernie sanders will be the target, but others also have a ton riding on their performance. >>> and the other billionaire's big moment.

ivan watson obtained rare leaked documents inside of shinjiang and showing the extraordinary level of that the chinese government is rounding up and detaining citizens for the most arbitrary of reasons. >> reporter: growing a long byrd, and having a passport and these are reasons for what officials are calling landing you in concentration camps in china. chilling revelations detailed in what appears to be a chinese government surveillance report on the citizens leaked from this region in western china where a mass interment policy has forced 2 million muslims from the country's mostly western uighur minority into detention. these documents are spread sheets of more than 300 families living in one county and contain highly detailed personal information such as national i.d. numbers and history of foreign travel and religious practices and whether or not they are a threat. the authors believed to be chinese government officials then decide whether to keep the individuals into what the chinese government calls vocational training centers. beijing wants the world to believe that this mass

i'm interested watson had a silver bear as well go ahead while many were still the best do you go ahead sorry i'm interested to know sorry for cutting and cutting you off what you think these awards tell us now about the building ali in its 70th yes. but of course it was a festive year we did have a special award for the 17th anniversary of bad going to the french film if it stayed still he would delete history which is about the perils of social media if you don't know what you're doing pretty cute if you happen to be a group of middle aged friends living in the middle of nowhere in france i thought it was really funny and i was hoping that perhaps that is a sign of things to come how it's better now and they will be showing more comedies yeah i think that award shows that maybe berlin is loosening up a bit under its new management than going into its 7th decade and what i was also impressed by this year we didn't have as many big stars on the red carpet this year now as made many big hollywood films but we have some really incredible art house work and i think it's trying to maybe up

he spoke tojohn watson in melbourne. retire. 23 grand slam titles, 37 years old when she had her baby and becoming a mother. but she decided to come back, she decided to make all the physical efforts, the mental effort also to come back to the game. with the goal to score more grand slams and beat the record of all times. of margaret court. how difficult it is, it is extremely difficult. we have seen it. she came back by been four times in the final of a grand slam but she hasn't been able to win that last match. so no more grand slam titles since she came back. it is difficult how many chances she will have. it is difficult to say because i don't know how long she is going to be able to play. but being able to be able to play. but being able to reach four grand slam finals also says a lot about her levels and she is not that far. this australian 0pen was very disappointing, we didn't expect at all to be losing so early. i mean, to be losing at all actually! but even less so early. i think her level is good enough but we

john watson is there for us.k at what has been that men's final day. novak djokovic successfully defending his title, beating austria's dominic team and five thrilling sets. it extends his record to eight australian titles and continues the stranglehold of the big three in men's tennis. they've now one the last 13 titles. a walk through the corridor of champions would confirm the size of the task novak dominic thirm face. novak djokovic, a seven—time champion here, the best of the best. but thiem showed he could compete with the best, . .. but thiem showed he could compete with the best,... and advantage novak djokovic, and advantage that the serbian rarely let slip. thiem needed a reaction and he got one. even the defending champions stood to applaud. that momentum now changed, thiem winning the sats 6—2, the austrian now in control. momentum can swing on the smallest of margins. this point went in novak djokovic's favour, as did the fourth set, the final going to a decider was up and as so often has been the ca

iain watson, bbc news.tish politics and that cabinet reshuffle coming up here at 5:30pm. the metropolitan police says it investigated more than 350 suspects under the age 01:14 in connection with allegations of "sexting" or sending explicit pictures and videos of other children in the 18 months before august last year. the force says the problem is growing, and it has doubled the number of officers dealing with online child sexual exploitation and abuse to 200. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has more. our children are online more, they're all sending pictures constantly to each other and i think the by—product of that is that they're going to be sending these sorts of pictures. i think what's interesting about these figures, although that's quite a small figure in terms of the number of suspects, but this is a sort of offence that any of our children i think could commit at any time and probably through ignorance of what the law is and what's good for them. so it's 353 suspects investigated duri