11/05/2016 Outside Source

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

Let's look through some of the main stories here in the BBC Newsroom.

The Brazilian senate is debating whether to suspend the president

It's been a bloody and violent day in Iraq.

There has been a series of attacks in Baghdad -

So-called Islamic State says it's responsible.

In sport we will talk about the games this evening and also the game

at Upton park last night. Events before it, it still a big talking

point. We have the latest report. And response from China

after Queen Elizabeth called Straight back to Brazil. The

President Dilma Rousseff is under extraordinary pressure and could be

suspended in the next few hours. The Senate is expected to vote on

beginning an impeachment process. We are listening to this feed. It is a

long listen and started several hours ago and we expect it to go

into the early hours. Most of the speeches have been against the

president. We can now go to Rio and speak to the BBC's Jefferson. What

difference will this make to the trade relationships, political

relationships between Brazil and the rest of the world. It is a good

question. The press here trying to answer that with different reports,

as have analysts. Everything points to a more conservative shift. This

new government which is supposed to be run by the vice president should

the President be suspended over the next hours, seems to be an attempt

to please markets around the world. They will try their best to show

Brazil is worthy of investment again and will try to undertake cuts and

difficult reforms and fiscal reforms to try to show the world the economy

in Brazil can go back on track. However difficult that is of a

mission. I am guessing there is interest in what is happening in the

Senate, but is anyone expecting a vote against impeachment? I don't

think at this point anyone expects a vote against. If you go around the

news and see what people are talking about in social media, what people

talk about in the streets, if you ask around, even the former

president has voiced to the press today he will be there in the

farewell ceremony of the President should that take place. The

president said she is making a video message ready for social media.

Everyone in Brazil, from top to bottom, from the ordinary citizen to

main players, seem to be convinced there is a trend hard to go back

from. Jefferson, we appreciate you keeping is up-to-date. Across the

next few hours BBC News will keep you up-to-date on Brazil. Now sport.

We can talk about basketball first. As you can see in this tweet.

He did so unanimously and nobody has done that before.

One commentator said America was notorious for not agreeing on

anything but here you go, everyone is agreed on this. It is remarkable

when you think about Michael Jordan, Larry Byrne, Magic Johnson, will

Chamberlain, none of them were unanimous. I think it shows Steph

Curry has changed the way basketball is being played. He set a record for

most number of 3-point shots made. Made 400 of them, 200 more than the

next closest record, which he held as well. He has changed the way

defence has to play. Shooting skills and precision passing now dominant

as a posed to be flashy slam dunks and inside power play. He is getting

baskets from distances people do not normally try from. Is it because he

is a one-off, or are we seeing of the players taking shots from

positions they would not normally try? Even a team-mate of his had a

record-setting number of 3-point shots, at least for him, second to

Steph Curry. You see the style picking up more. It is a more guard

orientated league. Nobody can do it like Steph Curry. At half court he

is making shops. It -- shots. The game is much less physical now and

so this finesse game is a little more prominent. I have followed

Steph Curry for a long time since he was a little-known college guard.

His team beat my alma mater stop good to speak to you.

If you have not seen Steph Curry in action, put his name on YouTube. The

MBA puts up highlights and you will not have seen anyone play basketball

in this way. In last night's Outside Source

we reported on West Ham's final match at Upton Park -

and on how some fans threw bottles at Manchester United's bus as it

approached the ground. This is how BBC London has

followed up on the story. This message reads born and bred a

Hammer. Thanks for all the wonderful memories my husband and I have had

over the years, God bless the Boleyn Ground, but for many the last memory

has been tarnished by incident that took place 200 yards down the road

from here. Footage filmed on board by Lingard

shows players taking cover. Some are swearing and laughing. Lifelong fan

and journalist was among innocent supporters trying to get in the

stadium. I would not say I was scared personally, but it is never

nice to see a situation in which children are unhappy about what is

going on and scared. I think they were taken by surprise by the number

of people there. The Met police said nobody was arrested at the time of

the attack but members of the police and a member of the public were

injured. The chairman of West Ham said Manchester United should have

arrived earlier and he doubted the bus was damaged but he backtracked

today, saying... The Met police and FA are

investigating the trouble outside the stadium, and inside, where

several bottles were thrown at the Manchester United goalkeeper David

de Gea, incidents that marred the final chat of 112 years at Upton

park will stop That UFC owners in advanced

talks to sell business If Fertitta brothers sell UFC

for $4 billion, it would be quite They bought it for

$2 million in 2001. This is mixed martial arts. It is

lucrative because unlike boxing the majority of income goes to the

organisation, the UFC, not to the fighters and as such it is an

attractive proposition. The UFC has denied that it's up

for sale, but there are definitely Let's turn to Premier

League matches. It is all going very nicely for

Sunderland. It is. Wednesday evening in the Premier League was about one

thing, survival, with Sunderland knowing a win over Everton would

ensure they stayed in the top flight and they duly obliged, winning 3-0.

An amazing result. The fans have run onto the pitch to hug the manager

and players. Scoring two the first half, the first from Patrick van

Aanholt and a powerful strike from the defender Kone. He added a second

after the break, sparking huge celebrations at the Stadium of Light

in the north-east, but bad news for their rivals in the north-east,

Newcastle, which means now they will go down. As for Norwich City. They

will join Aston Villa in the championship. Applause to Big Sam.

They are out of sight for the other teams in the bottom four. Two

defeats in the last 13 for Sunderland. For Rafer the -- Rafael

Benitez, question marks about his future. The second relegation for

Newcastle. Sunderland, a great results. If you want more on that

there is a live page. You can get it through the BBC sport at. A piece of

news that is disappointing for fans of Arsenal. Danny Welbeck will have

a nine-month injury lay-off. It means he won't be able to play

in the Euros in France In a moment we'll get some reaction

from China on Queen Elizabeth's comments about some Chinese

officials being rude. It was after last year's state

visit. The head of a flagship academy trust

in Birmingham has resigned. after an investigation raised

serious financial concerns. This was regarded as a flagship for

free schools. Liam Noble on, the charismatic executive head was

sought after and faked by the government. He was a pointed head

teacher of the then failing school in 2007 and its results dramatically

improved and in 2012 the first free school opened and three more

followed and another two were scheduled. Mr Nolan became a

national leader in education. This is about giving students the best

chance, students from the poorest areas to have the best opportunity

of the youngsters might take for granted and we do that because we

spend money and take time to give them many goes at getting the best

results. Things started to go wrong last summer when one school was

placed in special measures. Teaching was described as dull and inadequate

and inspectors said pupils were bored and the leadership were told

to improve. Earlier this year financial irregularities were

uncovered and the trust was ordered to repay ?118,000. Today the trust

said Mr Nolan would step down. The level of financial irregularity that

has gone on is that this is the only choice at this period and I hope the

schools can move forward to a better future. It raises big questions

about the future of free schools and academies. This is the second big

chain to go under in just Birmingham and we have to wonder what the

future holds if all schools in the country are pushed down this route.

The government says its priority is education of the pupils is not

disrupted. A regional Commissioner is working with the trust who has

already appointed a replacement for Mr Nolan. It is not clear what will

mean for the schools and pupils. It could be split up and taken over. It

has been an embarrassing day for the government that wants to create as

many free schools and academies as possible.

This is Outside Source live from the BBC newsroom.

Brazil's senate is deciding whether to impeach president Dilma Rousseff.

All commentators expect the vote to go in favour of impeachment. Today

could be her last day in office. If you're outside of the UK,

it's World News America next. They've got an interview

with Kenneth Bae - an American who was imprisoned

in North Korea for two years on charges he was out

to overthrow the government. In the UK, it is the news at ten

next and it will report that the threat level from Northern Ireland

related terrorism on the British mainland has been raised from

moderate to substantial. Nigeria's president has

been speaking to the BBC Inevitably the comments by David

Cameron when he was filmed, describing Afghanistan and Nigeria

as fantastically corrupt. Muhammadu Buhari is in London to attend a

conference focusing on corruption. Clive Myrie was speaking to him. My

response is he is telling the truth. He was speaking about what he knew.

If you look at the government and the government I am heading, the

campaign on security, economy and corruption. And what has been

uncovered since we came in has proved he is right. What is the

scale of corruption in Nigeria? It is enormous. I think we have talked

enough about it, it is high time action was taken. It should be

clear. David Cameron was not speaking out of turn when he

referred to corruption in Nigeria, and you do not believe he should

apologise for what he said? Why should I ask him to apologise for

telling the truth? If there were no corruption in Nigeria, the billions

of dollars, taken from banks and individuals, it is ridiculous to

fight that statement. First it was David Cameron caught

on camera talking frankly - late last night we got to see a clip

Queen Elizabeth talking about the behaviour of Chinese

officials during last Well, some argue this could have

serious repercussions. "UK's golden era with China

in balance after Queen Others say that might overplay it.

We can now get this analysis. The state visit last year was a huge

success and both Britain and China agreed to that and the visits laid a

solid foundation and Her Majesty The Queen also contributed a lot in not

only hosting the Chinese president but also conversing with him and the

first Lady of China in an amicable manner. On the other hand, such

unfortunate things happen. A perfect state visit includes many episodes

and anecdotes and sometimes unhappiness, by one side or the

other. Normally people would watch Outside Source in China, but perhaps

not right now because as you will see from this next clip the BBC

coverage of this story has been interrupted. Here is Steven

McDonnell. So here we are in the Beijing bureau

of the BBC monitoring the news and waiting for the headlines

at the top of the clock. That's the screen going to black

as the Chinese sensors pull Now every time today we've tried

to do a report on these comments from the Queen,

that Chinese officials had been rude to the British ambassador

during the trip to the UK, On this screen here we have CCTV,

that's China central television. That won't be blacked out

because they won't be carrying the story today

regarding the Queen's comments because it is being prevented

from being reported in the Chinese As soon as CNN mentions it,

it will go to black too. And the screen here from the BBC,

you can see, it is still black. The BBC's signal has returned

and that's because we've moved And this censorship is only part

of the Government's strategy here. The Foreign Ministry spokesperson

was asked for Beijing's response to these comments from the Queen

and he said that the trip to Britain by President Xi was a huge success

and that both countries agreed to this and yet,

interestingly, when he was asked several times if this so-called

golden era of relations between Britain and China

still continued today, he didn't comment one way

or the other. So while they're trying

to dampen things down here, Normally we would avoid playing

you two reports about the same But the story we ran yesterday

about an English woman who has become a Nollywood star

is worth another look. The first report was featured

thousands of times and features Claire Eden speaking pidgin English

but we did not see as much of that as people wanted so we have a new

video explaining how she has done this.

For people who don't know, it is obviously

That is like "whatever, I don't care".

I've always had a passion for culture, different backgrounds,

It does not matter where we are from or what we have or have not got.

I like pidgin English, because I find I

could express myself easier than in English.

Some of my favourite expressions have to be...

They will use your rear end, your posterior,

Let's just say there is no dictionary, so it is very much

Over the years, I've developed this little

Just watching Nollywood films, listening to music.

Very quickly, breaking news from the Premier League. Sunderland have

beaten Everton 3-0. This is the BBC sport page and you can see Newcastle

are relegated and bad news as well if you are a Norwich fan, they are

down as well. You Castle, Norwich and Aston Villa are relegated, and

Sunderland are safe -- Newcastle.