23/03/2016 Outside Source

Welcome back. I am Ross Atkins with outside source. These brothers have

been identified as carrying out the Brussels bombing at Zaventem

airport. People in Brussels have been remembering the lives of the 31

people who died in the attack. Politicians have been joining in, in

those commemorations. In sport, we have a couple of stories, we will

talk about how the Brussels attacks have affected one game between

Portugal. Keep your comments coming. We now know more about the people

behind the Brussels attacks. Information being put into the

public domain has changed. Let's bring you up today. These are two

brothers called Khalid el-Bakraoui key and Brahimi L buckaroo E.

Christian Fraser has been following the story for some time. He tells us

these brothers are not strangers to the authorities, and they are not

strangers to journalists either. I was looking at press cuttings from

last week and we were talking about the brothers. The reason we were

talking about them is they had gone to the apartment in Brussels,

looking for an assumed name. The same name being used by Khalid

el-Bakraoui, the brother who blew himself up at the Metro station. He

used the name to rent an apartment in Schumann. From the computer you

have just been talking about, he felt he was under pressure and they

were starting to raid apartments to which he had been connected. He said

he was in a rush, I don't know where to hide and I don't want to end up

in a cell like him. We assumed he was talking about Salah Abdeslam.

Let's talk about the man, and it is neatest thing he was behind these

two attacks. Peter Taylor has come up with extraordinary details about

a unit built within so-called Islamic State. They had around 1000

fighters. They want to send as many of them as he could to Europe. Each

of them had access to ?40,000, 50,000 euros. There is a close link

between the criminal fraternity and they have access to all manner of

things you would only be able to get if you were in that fraternity. This

man was known to MI6 in Britain and also to French intelligence services

as well. They were supposed to come up with a plan to catch him because

he kept evading them throughout 2015. It was a race against time.

The title tonight's documentary is A Race To Death. The fact that he was

able to plan these attacks, which have been carried out, will be

concern. He was talking about the

documentary. Panorama is on BBC One at nine o'clock. A couple of

important other details that have come in in the last few hours. The

Turkish President, this is a copy from AP, but it is widely quoted. He

said one of the Brussels attackers was caught in Turkey in June, and

deported to Belgium. Daniel Bircher is in Turkey and has more on this

story. The Turkish president made these

claims. He said Brett M L but Karoly had been held in June last year. He

had been deported to the Netherlands and was briefly held in Belgium

before being freed. He said both the Dutch and the Belgian authorities

had been warned by Turkey, but he said Belgium had ignored that

warning... Belgium could not establish any links with terrorism.

Belgian prosecutors have confirmed the two brothers did have a criminal

record for armed robbery, but they said there was nothing related to

terrorism. Belgium authorities have not confirmed or denied, they have

not commented on these claims. Turkey, of course, it is a country

on high state of alert after four suicide bombings in its two main

cities this year alone. In recent five days ago in Istanbul in which

four people were killed. Turkish authorities have said they have

detained three people on suspicion of planning a further attack in

Istanbul. Those arrests, based on information from both Turkish and

German intelligence. In a few minutes, we will have this

sport and will be looking at the biggest video gaming tournament in

the world. 2 million people try to qualify for this. Only 32 made it to

New York. Junior doctors in England will

refuse to cover emergency care during their next right in April. It

is a dramatic escalation in this row between the British Medical

Association and the government. Ministers described the move as

desperate and irresponsible. The BMA staff say other staff including

consultants will be expected to cover A departments.

This bitter dispute over working hours and pay has intensified again.

For the first time in the history of the NHS, a group of doctors

will refuse to provide emergency cover as well as routine care.

Up to now, the strikes have affected nonurgent procedures.

Their union, the BMA, says they have no alternative.

It is the only way we can see of getting Mr Cameron and Mr Hunt

We wish to talk, we wish them to return to negotiations

and to come to some sort of adult and safe resolution.

Junior doctors in England have already been on strike three times.

The next planned action, starting on the 6th of April,

will last 48 hours and again affect routine care.

But a similar 48-hour strike planned from the 26th of April will now be

between 8am and 5pm each day and affect all care,

Ministers say they had to impose a contract after talks broke down,

They claimed the only sticking point is the union's insistence on higher

The fact is that if the BMA had agreed to negotiate about Saturday

premium rates, as they said they would, it wouldn't have been

The BMA had planned a full walk-out by junior doctors affecting

all forms of care at an earlier stage of this dispute, but,

much to the relief of NHS management, that was called off

as a new round of talks got under way.

Right now, though, there is no sign of further negotiations taking

and an all-out strike by junior doctors is back on the agenda.

There have been thousands of cancelled routine operations,

but there has been majority public support so far for

What remains to be seen is whether that continues

and whether patient care is compromised when the action

We live in the BBC newsroom. The lead story is the Brussels attacks.

These brothers have been identified as two suicide bombers. They lost

their lives in the airport and the Metro respectively. This is what is

coming up on BBC News. Police in China have detained 37 people in

connection with $90 million worth of vaccines being sold illegally.

And the international criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia

is expected to return its verdict tomorrow. He is accused of crimes

against humanity is from the 1990s. When you have an event as awful as

the Brussels attacks there are different consequences and it is

having an impact on the sporting world. This is Rob Harris telling us

Belgium is moving its friendly against Portugal because of the

attacks. The game was supposed to be taking place in Brussels in a

stadium close to the airport, very close to the metro where the two

bombs went off. That is not going to happen any more, but the kick-off

time has stayed the same and the game is going to be played in

Portugal. We asked Richard Conway to talk about the news, but also the

wider consequences for football and the safety of its fans. The

Belgian FA said it would be cancelled. But there has been talks

today, it has now been switched to Portugal. It will go ahead now and

that is a solution pleasing for all sides. Belgium had their last game

cancelled in November in light of the attacks in Paris, which

disrupted the France, Germany game there. They were keen to play. It

hasn't been possible in Brussels, but a solution has been found. When

you start talking about the euros, opinions divide more? Yes, there is

a growing concern about the euros. We are talking about 51 games over a

month. Fans congregating in two small cities across France. I have

spoken to Uefa and they have reiterated this can be a safe and

secure tournament. They say no games at the moment in principle will be

played behind closed doors, but if the security situation warranted it,

that will be the case. But the moment security measures they have,

they think they can put on a safe tournament. I cannot think of a

whole tournament being held behind closed doors, has it ever happened

before? Nope, never before. It is supposed to be a real celebration of

the game, the party atmosphere that takes over those cities. Uefa

determined to press ahead and determined for it to go ahead. Uefa

saying there will be two perimeters around stadiums. The first one will

be body checks, the second will be ticket checks and then additional

body checks may take place after that. Don't turn up five minutes

before the game, there will be extra time to get in the stadiums. Also

where the fan zones are, lots of fans watch on TV. Fans will have

some inconvenience but that is the price they will have to pay to go

and enjoy the tournament this summer. Not sure if we have covered

gaming. The Fifa interactive tournament has been taking place in

New York. 2 million people took place in qualifying and it boiled

down to 32 of them making it to the finals. 32 of the world's best

players have descended on the city in a bid to become world champion.

My real passion is the ball. I am from Australia and I will pull of

the biggest story you have ever seen in Fifa. We have jokes before the

game, but when we start playing, it is serious. The quarterfinal, who is

it going to be? There we go! What a start. Sean Allen finds himself in

the lead. Gives the ball straight back to Sean Allen. He doesn't have

any energy. Trying to brute force his way through. 5-2, ladies and

gentlemen. Sean Allen, the Englishman looks like he might have

booked his place in the semifinal. I am feeling great. Added pressure but

I will still play my game. I never expected myself to be here. Welcome

to the grand final in New York City. Time for our finalists to join us on

stage. 31 -- 3-1 up. Just one goal away now from winning on away goals.

Sean Allen, head in hands. Devastated how it all pans out. I

was a late replacement and I got to the final. It is a great

achievement. No way I did this. I thought this game was over. But I

tried and I did it at the last second. Let's see what the future

brings. I will work hard and carry on. Not much difference than

watching the real thing. We are going to go back to Brussels. We

have been updating you on the hour of the many elements of what

happened in Brussels yesterday and the investigation since. Some of the

main images we have been using to report the story in the hours that

followed the blast were posted on social media. Kate is a journalist

in Brussels. She found herself meters away from the airport

bombing. The images she took been seen by millions of people around

the world. We have been speaking to her. I didn't realise what happened.

Didn't realise what happened. I looked and there was a very big

flame and then a big sound. Terrific. Smoke and dust and doors

and windows, everything flying around. Where you thrown to the

floor rushed to market I was standing, I didn't know what to do.

In three or four seconds, the second blast. It was much closer. I

realised it. Much stronger. My friends told me today, you are

lucky. Yes, I am really lucky because I was the only person there

with my legs. First, what I did, I wanted to feel my legs, you know?

All around you were people who were injured? Yes, all around. On the

floor with injuries. First what I did, I took my phone and began to

take photos. I had a chance to show the world the face of terrorism. I

think this is the face of terrorism. I am very sorry I took such

pictures. There will be some people who say you have produced these very

strong images. As a journalist, we understand why you did that, but why

didn't you help people around you who were clearly in need of help? I

am not a doctor, I am a journalist. I couldn't help. The first thing

that came to mind is