22/02/2016 Outside Source

Hello, I'm Ros Atkins, this is Outside Source.

David Cameron has again been making the case that Britain should stay in

the European Union. We are a great country, whatever

choice we may make, we will still be great. I believe the choice is

between being an even greater Britain, inside a reformed EU or a

great leap into the unknown. Manufacture The US and Russia have

announced an agreement on a temporary ceasefire in Syria. It

will come into place on the 27th February at midnight to be precise.

It has been another few big days in the US primary, we will be live to

analyse where we have bot to in that particular race.

And still lots of you are messaging me, mostly about the EU referendum.

If you keep the questions coming I will do the best to get you some

answers either or line or here as well.

We have known about this referendum about whether the UK should stay in

the EU for a couple of days. Today was the first chance David Cameron

had to stand in the House of Commons, and address all the members

of Parliament and make his case for Britain staying in the European

Union. Remember, he has renegotiated the UK's relationship with the EU

and it is on that basis he has been making the case. If you were

watching earlier in the day, you will know I was on College Green a

couple of hundred metres away from the Palace of Westminster, all day,

reporting on this story. As you would imagine, lots of people from

round the world were sending in questions, asking about what David

Cameron was doing today, but more broadly about the issues and the

processes involved in this campaign, and in this referendum. So, let us

work through a few of them for you. Here is Mark

I put these questions to our political correspondent Ron Watson.

Scare is a difficult word. Of course he is right. And I guess the two

campaigns would say, look, in the history of political campaign,

people, you know, that is what political sides co-. They say the

other side, goodness gracious, if you went there goodness know what

would happen. It has been preferred to as project fear on both sides.

This is part of the rough-and-tumble. We have understood

this at the BBC, because we have had feedback from people saying don't

give us too much of the for and against, shouting at

give us as many facts as possible. What I would say to him is try and

bear with us, there is going to be an doefrt that. An we are talking

about hypothesis to some degree, if the UK were to leave no-one can be

precise about that. Tree say says like thousands have already I am

hoping to retire in Europe in five year, if we vote to leave will my

dreams by scuppered? Think goes to the category you were saying, who

know, one of the issues that would need to be resolved if Britain was

to leave the European Union, what would be the future status of EU

nationals living in this country and UK nationals either already living

or about to live in the EU. A message from someone else saying is

David Cameron done as Prime Minister if the vote is to leave? Who knows

is the absolute honest answer but looking, the verkt behind the scenes

-- verdict behind the scenes is this would be a challenge that he had

faced and failed and would have to go.

Seeing another tweet coming in saying if the vote is to remain, do

you think Boris Johnson will leave the Conservatives? Like Rob was

saying we don't know, we can't predict the future but there has

been no talk of anyone leaving their political parties based on the

outcome of this vote. Right, let us turn to sport.

The the FA Cup it is the final match of the fifth round. Manchester

United playing Shrewsbury. They are in League One, the third tyre, so

this should be straightforward for Manchester United. -- tier. Let us

bring in or ray. How are we doing on this one? With a few minutes to go

to full-time, it is looking like a done deal here, 3-0 the score line,

3-0 to Manchester United, making it look as far as the score line

subjects easy, you would think with Manchester United, no result, even

with a 3-0 score line loses easy with Louis van Gaal as the manager.

It took them 37 minutes to find the first goal of the match. Chris

Smalling the captain on the night finding his way into the box and

putting Manchester United ahead. A second goal came in from Juan Mata

in injury time. United were dominant from start, really to finish, as I

said. Still a come of minutes to go but Shrewsbury didn't have a shot at

goal at all for first hour. Not on target, not off target and

Manchester United pushed home their dominance, in the 61st minute when

Lynn guard scored the third goal. Harry keen went off injured. They

used their substitutes so think were done to ten men. For Shrewsbury not

able to use that advantage, the final whistle has gone, Manchester

United 3-0 winners on the night. They will play West Ham in the

quarterfinal. They have another difficult knock out tie to play in

the Europa League, you think that is a must win. They trail 2-1, it has

to be a must win for Louis van Gaal to have a positive week.

Full coverage remember through the BBC sport app right now.

I want to play you an interview Dan Roan has done with the President of

Barcelona football club. Here he is talking about rumours that Pep

Guardiola, who is going to go from Bayern Munich to Manchester City has

planned to take some of Barcelona's best players. I know, I will not

talk about one club or another. I know our players normally in the

year they are in touch, other clubs talk to them. That is normal.

Barcelona do the same. We look at other players of other clubs, we

want to know their situation, but the important thing for us is none

of our players came to me, or to our staff and said, look I am going to

leave. I want the leave. This happened last year with Pedro and I

understood the situation he was explaining to me, that is why we

decided OK. But the rest of player, I can tell you none of them has come

back to the club saying, I want to leave, I have a better offer. At the

end most of our players, we know they have better offers from other

clubs. It is normal. At the end football club today, it is very

competitive and a lot of clubs has big revenues and they have a lot of

financial situation, but our players they are not no Barlow that for the

money. That is something I like very much. They are there because they

have a football commitment, the fans come in with our club, they don't

look, they don't play only for money.

Very very interesting. The President of Barcelona speaking to Dan Roan.

Next a great story, about the Nigerian under 16 team of 1985, it

won the first ever under 16 World Cup. Here is the full story.

It is a long way from a neighbourhood pitch in this poor

part of Lagos to winning the World Cup.

But that is exactly what Nigeria's Under-16 team

They called them the Golden Eaglets, and they soared to a surprise

victory in the first ever Under-16 World Cup tournament.

That's the name we, the group, will cherish for a very long time,

because there will not be another Golden Eaglets again.

It was none other that President Muhammadu Buhari

In 1985 he was in power as the military ruler.

He promised the boys many things - money, land and scholarships to go

to university, but he never had a chance to fulfil those promises.

We got into Nigeria, let me say before 20th August,

and I think it was a month later, or even less than a month later

But in a strange twist of fate, 30 years later Buhari was voted

Now he is ready to uphold his promise.

He said he would award each player two million naira,

Though to the delight of the players, at the award

ceremony the President got a bit confused by his figures.

1985 football, players 200 million naira each.

Nduka Ugbade was the captain of the 1985 team, and the first

He made a mistake when announcing it.

I go by the 200 million, not the two million.

The union alone has given me has given me everything that I needed

in life, and seeing some of my mates with their kids give me

The 1985 win marked a turning point in Nigerian football,

but before then, young men like this were never encouraged by family

members, friends and especially the Government to play.

The 1985 team hopes that this gesture by Buhari will encourage

to come back home, and play for their country.

But that said, it is not quite a done deal.

The promise again for two million naira, we are still waiting,

and in our group we are hoping we don't have to wait

Bernie Ecclestone is chief executive of the Formula 1 group.

You might be surprised, then, to read what he's been telling

Some people don't agree, like this man, Gary Hartstein,

Given the fact Bernie is 85 I don't suppose he has been called that for

a while! Full story through the Daily Mail if you want it. In a

moment we will be going to Washington. We will talk about the

race for the White House, big wins for Donald Trump and Hillary

Clinton. But that is far from the end of the matter. We will analyse

the state of play, we have questions.

It is London Fashion Week. Burberry showed off its latest collection but

the fashion industry is in the middle of a big I shake-up. Later

this year the company says it is changing the way it sells its wares.

For decades, these catwalk shows were just for industry insiders.

Now anyone with an internet connection can see a runway look.

This, a glimpse of the styles we could be wearing this winter.

Burberry was the first to stream its shows live

And it will soon be reorganising the way it sells its fashion.

The show has just ended, the last of its kind for Burberry.

Next time round, it is making its clothes immediately available

It no longer wants its customers to wait many months to get

The boss told me that they had to move with the times.

The world and consumers are changing.

Behaviours are changing so dramatically since we have got

these, and they have allowed so much creativity and different ways

of communicating that it just feels like a natural step.

Some other designers are doing the same.

This is an industry that is undergoing huge change.

It may not be so easy, though, for small, emerging designers

She much prefers showing her clothes first to gauge interest

Young designers would need to predict the right colours,

stock, sizes, amount, and at the end of the day, sell it.

Because I would end up with all this stock and I just cannot sell it.

For Burberry, 'show now, sell now' is the logical next step.

Instead of waiting many months, long after the excitement

Welcome back, we are live in the news room. Our lead story is the

UK's European Union referendum. David Cameron has been making the

case the reforms he has negotiated mean that British should stay in the

EU. Let us look at what you have coming

up later. If you are watching outside of the yuck it is World News

America. We will speak to catty in a moment. They will report on the huge

cyclone that has hit Fiji killing 20 people. It is the news at ten next

in the UK. They will be speaking to two of the new presenters of Top

Gear. They have been talking about the international importance of the

programme. I have got a message here from one

viewer who is saying everyone on Outside Source must be stupid. That

is not a touch screen. Stop it. If I press this button it changes and if

I press it goes back. Lots of people ask this. This. It is real, if we

press the wrong thing the wrong thing happens. This is the live page

on the US Presidential election, at the stage it is at. Useful collating

all the latest information. Hillary Clinton won the latest democratic

contest in Nevada. Donald Trump won the latest one in South Carolina.

There were a number of issues being highlighted. We have Bernie Sanders

supporters saying social media is crucial to his campaign against

Hillary Clinton. Interesting to see if it is, because we have heard that

before in previous elections and social media hasn't proved to be as

important as some people think, we have had one lifelong Republican

describing Donald Trump's progress as the end of the party. That was to

Cathy Kay. An interesting report on why so many Americans are angry at

politician, the first issue that is listed is wage stagnation. Now, we

are obviously going on, we have had some results but much more to come.

Here, if we go in closer on Tuesday the Republicans will vote in Nevada,

and on Saturday, the Democrats will vote in South Carolina. If I pull

this up, this is all of the different state it is a will have

voted by March 1. That is Super Tuesday when 16 states vote. By that

point, we should get a pretty good idea of where we are. Let us bring

in Cathy Kay to talk about this. Hi. We have someone watching who

says is there any way Donald Trump could beat Hillary Clinton? I have

replied saying of course it is possible. It is. He is the front

runner. Yes. It is very possible that he is the Republican nominee

for the presidency, and because America is sort of 50-50 divided

between Republicans and Democrats you have to give the nominee for

either party a good chance of winning the White House. So, the

Clinton campaign have often suggested that they relish the idea

of running against Donald Trump. Especially kind of a while ago, they

were thinking wow, if Donald Trump is the Republican nominee, then we

have this locked up. He will be easy to beat. The White House is ours. I

wonder, having watched Trump roll through New Hampshire into South

Carolina, do so well, get those big turn outs and the big votes, whether

the Clinton campaign isn't looking at that bit more cautiously now and

thinking, he might not be so easy to beat after all.

And the person that a lot of Republicans would like certainly the

Republican establish would like to beat Donald Trump is Marco Rubio, he

had that terrible debate a couple of Saturdays ago. Is there a sense he

is steadying the ship He got a couple more endorsements today from

fellow Senators, so you are right that the establishment of the

Republican party would love nothing more than to rally round Marco

Rubio, and promote him as their unified single candidate, for him to

win because they feel he is more their kind of candidate. I am not

sure that there is is a huge amount that the so-called establishment of

the Republican Party can do to stop the Donald Trump express train at

the moment. I mean, they can run ad, they could put money into his

superpack, they could try and galvanise voters against him, but in

this mood, where people are so annoyed with politicians and so

annoyed with the establishment of the Republican party, I think that

could hurt more Rubio just as much as it helps him. A quick word about

the Democrats. Hillary Clinton I can see a tweet saying to those who

doubted us, this is the message we are back on forment is that how you

saw Nevada? Yes, I think that, if Bernie Sanders had won the Nevada,

it would have been a seismic blow to the Clinton campaign, she managed to

win, not by a huge amount, but they are understandably breathing a sigh

of relief and it is looking increasingly like a Trump Hilary

match up. That can change, it is still not set, but if you, if

somebody put a gun to my head and said where are you going to put your

money in this race, that is probably how I would put it at the moment.

Thank you. I am going let you go. You have to get ready for World News

America which follows if you are watching outside of the UK. There

was a time when divisions in American politics were attributed to

individuals. Think about George Bush, some predicted when he left

office divisions would ease. Nothing of the sort has happened. Here is a

report on the stark divide that remains.

There is not a liberal America and a conservative America,

United, United, United States of America.

12 years on from that speech, Barack Obama's America

The two sides in this Presidential election can't even agree

on what is wrong with the country, let alone the best way to fix it.

My democratic friends care about the country,

Republicans are senseless warmongers.

When I hear about the Democratic party, I think of people

That's how pure research described the stark divide that now exists

over core social institutions, like religion, marriage,

And while you might think different generations have never seen eye

to eye, in fact for decades roughly the same number of the youngest

In election since 2000, we have seen the generation gap grow.

A trend that is predicted to continue this year.

Then there is the ideological divide.

Two decades ago, the average Democrat and Republican

were relatively close, and the political centre ground,

Fast forward to 2014, and see how that moderate

Those very liberal and very conservative camps are

who the candidates now have to appeal to in the primaries.

Where we choose to live and why is a key factor in creating

Conservatives prefer to live in bigger houses,

While liberals tend to prefer a walkable community,

where the housing is closer together.

These choices then impact who our friends and neighbours are,

It's very important for me to live in a town where we share the same

values, and that being conservative mostly here.

Atlanta is a big melting pot of different types of people,

different backgrounds, so I like being in very diverse

Atlanta, Georgia, in its rural surroundings are a good example

of how different a population can be, and how the political divide

In 2000, Democrat Al Gore won Atlanta by 18 points,

but lost to Republican George W Bush in Haralson County by 28.

At the last election in 2012, Barack Obama increased

Yet the margin of defeat to Republican Mitt Romney

in the rural county soared to 64 points.

As one part of the population grows more diverse, the other is ageing.

It is only going to get harder for these two tribes to find

106-year-old Virginia McLaurin had a lifelong dream of visiting

That's happened - let's take a look.

Seen that a couple of times and it is still making my smile. You can

find it on line if you would like to watch it and share it with others. I

will speak to you tomorrow. Bye. There is a complication to the end

of the week but the main themers to February and the first part of March

are cold. In fact it could be