17/05/2016 Outside Source

Hello welcome back to outside source, let us look at some other

main stories in the BBC newsroom. Baghdad has been hit by a wave of

bombings, big second time in a week that has happened, more than 60

people had been killed. Winner that 31 athletes have faced a ban, this

is after samples from the Bay G games in 2008 were retested. We will

have more on that in her sport shortly. Who will be live in

Washington, DC in just a moment to talk about Bernie Sanders and

Hillary Clinton, battling it out in two more US states but there is

pressure on Sanders to drop out. He will talk about that. Plus lots of

you still getting in touch, the some of which I'm qualified to answer and

some not. - -- getting in touch about recipes.

As I was mentioning, the Democratic primaries are taking place right now

in two states in the far north-west and in Oregon and Kentucky. Bernie

Sanders is hoping to keep his campaign alive but frankly whatever

happens, Hillary Clinton is still almost certain to get the nomination

and that is why some Democrats are getting a little frustrated with

Bernie Sanders, for not dropping out. Let us bring in how BBC

correspondent who is getting ready for world News America and I guess

you can understand why some of them might be getting frustrated, they

have got Donald Trump to get worried about? Yes there is a growing sense,

that she needs to now focus on non-Donald Trump and it is a

distraction for her to fight against Bernie Sanders. But more

importantly, the keeps attacking her and Donald Trump is picking up on

some of those attacked lines. Some people had been saying that if she

is in a very tight race against Donald Trump

in the Pemba and we will look back at this time in May and June, and

realise that was when Bernie Sanders critically undermined Hillary

Clinton. That is why you are going to keep hearing this pressure from

Democrats for him to drop out, but he shows no sign of wanting to do

so. A little while ago I spotted a tweet, you picked out this to stick

Frank NBC poll saying that Trump gets 28% support among Hispanic

voters, and even though that is well below what George Bush was getting,

you think that still gave the Trump campaign some hope? Yes I am

surprised it is that high after all we have heard from Donald Trump and

his policies, things he have said on building the wall with Mexico.

Labelling Mexicans as rapists who have come across the border. And the

outcry that I have heard from the Hispanic amenity, speaking to

Hispanic Republicans who have said to me that they will never vote for

Donald Trump. To see that he is getting 28% of the Hispanic vote

seems quite surprising to me. You are right, it is far of George Bush

got 44% in 2004 come that was a Republican high, but it is only 16

points off, let us see what happens as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump

matchup and whether that number shift. And you have been working on

a new report about how Donald Trump goes on broadening his appeal, I

don't want to jump the gun on your report but what did you find out?

Basically he has got various routes to winning the White House, he will

have to expand beyond the base of his appeal so far, which means he

will either have to get African-American voters or more of

the Hispanic voters, or he will have to get more women all he will have

to try and peel away people who might have voted Democrat in the

past, but are attracted to Donald Trump's persona and his message.

Those tend to be working-class Democratic voters. I was up in a

working-class neighbourhood outside Boston in Massachusetts to try and

see whether people up there who are suffering economic lead, in

manufacturing jobs, might be attracted to Donald Trump. Thank you

very much indeed, and once that is that we will play that report. Time

for OS port. Let us start with an important story about the Olympics.

The International Olympic community has said that 31 athletes face the

ban had the real Olympics, this is all the consequence of hundreds of

samples from paging back in 2008, those samples have been retested for

doping offences, on top of that another 250 samples had been

retested from London 2012. We have been talking to Richard Conway.

Anti-doping rules allow samples to be retested for up to ten years,

samples from 454 competitors who took part in the 2008 paging

Olympics have now been subjected to the latest scientific methods to

find methods undetected at the time. As a result 31 athletes could be

banned from competing at this summer 's Rio games. The IOC said they

targeted athletes taking part in paging who are likely to reappear at

this summer 's events. Other Olympic Games are also in focus, back in

2012, the Olympic Stadium in London was the centre point for a lot of

the drama, 250 samples from those games are now being re-examined and

the president of the IOC has called the measures, a strike against the

cheats. The identities of the 31 athletes from now on loan, given the

formal disciplinary process underway. What is disappointing for

athletes who compete clean and the public is that they are beginning to

get confused about what they are very seeing, because if it takes us

ten years in order to sort out whether or not someone who deserve

that medal, that is a very long time in sport, and so many things will

have happened and so many athletes will have been denied. Russian

athletes will next month learn if they can compete in the games

following the international ban handed down, in what has been

described as state-sponsored doping. The IOC may hope, that this latest

retrospective action shows that they are serious about catching those who

don't, no matter how long it would take. STUDIO: We will keep you

posted. Spain and Germany have both announced their squad for the

European Championships in France. Let us bring in Arlene Foster from

the BBC sports Centre, this is interesting, they won three major

championships in a row Spain, they tanked in Brazil, they have got some

choices to make? Haven't they just, Vincente Del Bosque is not a man for

sentiment, what jumped out from this provisional squad, 25 man, is that

they have got until the end of the month to meltdown the 23. He's not

taking any chances with injured players or players just coming back

from injury. No Diego Costa, the Chelsea striker. He has missed the

last couple of games with Chelsea. He has had a so- so international

career since declaring his allegiances. Is Brazilian born. He

has missed out. No Juan Mata, Santi Cazorla, perhaps most surprisingly

no Fernando Torres. He has not featured since the World Cup, but

he's doing pretty well with Atletico Madrid and he has been in that team,

that has won the last 's European Championships and a 2010 World Cup

winner, but then Spain have never been big on centre forwards. They

have gone for the Athletic Bilbao parties are degrees, at the age of

35, 36 goals this season, he will be playing at his first major

tournament. -- Aduriz. A couple of surprises about who is not playing

for Spain. Germany are looking for continuity, there is no great

crisis. On the flip side Joachim loan needs a bit of experience

because the likes of Philipp Lahm and Per Mertesacker, retiring after

the last World Cup. He is giving Bastian Schweinsteiger his captain,

all of the time in the world. He did his medial ligaments in training

back in March. He is not match fit. He's running, but he has put in the

squad, the most surprisingly perhaps about the German squad is the

uncapped trio of young players in midfield, including the Bayern

Munich superstar, who has really come to the fore this season.

Joshua, he is 21, defensive midfielder, uncapped but straight

into a 27 man provisional squad. Mario Gomez back into the fold as

well. They have had differing seasons in Turkey, Gomes winning the

league with Besiktas. Podolski, 100 plus caps, has not done very well

with Galatasaray. Joachim loan knows that they are team players and he

needs them in his squad. Thank you very much indeed Ollie Foster. Live

from the sports centre. By the way outside source will be live in Paris

for the beginning of the Euros, in the latter part of June. Gary

Lineker has really become an integral part of the Leicester City

story this season, he was a former player, high-profile fan and he has

also presented match of the date and he has a pleasure of introducing all

of these highlights of Leicester doing fray well. You poll be know

that back in December he said he would present match of the day in

his pants if they won the title which they have duly done. Mr

Lineker, Leicester City, your team, Premier League champions, we have

known that for a while, as it sunk in yet? I think it is reality, I

keep looking at the league table to check and they are miles clear, I

don't think they can be caught now. But it is staggering, I was

convinced all season, that it would fall away at some point, that it

would disappear, that the reality would strike and they would

collapse, but they didn't. It was beautiful. It was a beautiful

experience to feel that kind of emotion, for a team, that I have

supported all of my life since I was a tiny kid. For it to actually

happen, it was just too much for me really. If I said, that the Prime

Minister would mention your pants in the House of Commons, you probably

thought it would be something completely different. This is how

big this story has grown. I know that Leicester have made the

achievement, but do you regret making that comment? The whole thing

has gone really, really bonkers. It has been mentioned everywhere. Are

you going to do it, this, that and the other? Do I regret the tweet? No

not really. No I don't, because it has been quite fun. I did the tweet

knowing categorically that there was zero chance of Leicester continuing

on the line that they were going. I was spectacular but I'm so that I

was. -- spectacularly wrong. Now Manchester United and Bournemouth

are playing their final league game now, it is 2- 02 Man U. It was

supposed to be on Sunday, but a dominant bomb was left on a training

which led to a training alert, bad news for everyone involved but

especially for a guy called Moses, he was from Sierra Leone, things

have actually worked out quite well for him in the end. Have a look at

this. I was with a couple of Manchester fans, and then when I had

the news, I flew all of the way from Africa to come and watch the match

and then they postponed it. I was not feeling good about that, I

started crying. And then a couple of Manchester fans came and said don't

worry. We will make sure, you are here for that, we will make sure

that something right happens to you. They organised for me, they rebooked

my ticket to go back, and then they gave me accommodation, and I'm going

to watch two matches, tonight, and then the final at Wembley. So it is

for me a big thing. I am so happy and excited about that. It sounds

like a pretty big outcome. Lots of people asking me about BBC recipes.

I am not an expert but I would say put it into Google, the first search

is a BBC recipe. That is why so many people are getting upset about this,

because if you don't go to the BBC website quite often Google will send

you in that direction. The BBC is assuring people that many of these

recipes will go online. -- stay online. In a fume and it's time we

will talk about Thailand, because Thai authorities have taken the

drastic measure, of stopping all tourists from going to one Highland

because of the damage they are doing. Nurses and pharmacists should

be retrained to plug the skills gap in the NHS in England according to

the health think tank enough to trust. The Patients' Association has

warned against quick fix solutions to the staffing problem. Dominik use

has more. I am one of the primary care

practitioners. Camilla Gorgon has a decade of experience as a front-line

paramedic but now she has a very different role, working in a doctor

's surgery. She is working on those skills and using those years of

experience to ease the pressure on her GP colleagues. People from

different backgrounds can bring a host of new skills into the

environment, and it gives patients the opportunity to be seen by the

most appropriate clinician for their needs. Today's report sees that

developing skills among staff is vital to the future of the NHS,

examples include support workers such as care assistants, being

trained to do health checks, nurses, physios and paramedics can have

chronic long-term conditions and in some hospitals senior nurses are now

filling gaps in junior doctor rotors, using expert knowledge and

taking complex decisions. When the NHS began, patients tended to have

one condition and been in and out of hospital quickly. Now they have many

conditions and diseases, and actually, this means that the staff

need new skills. With staff such as Camilla seeing patients, doctors

have more time for those that need a higher level of pair. Demand and

primary care is changing, people are living longer, and to give that

patients the best care, it is not just the GP that is needed to do

that. Some health unions have expressed scepticism, given existing

pressures. It will need more nurses in training, it will be the high

level of education and it will need investment for training and support

for nurses to take on these roles. A practice pharmacist from the

surgery. It is a set of recommendations and not the hard and

fast plan, one way or another, they have an army of nurses and physios,

who will almost certainly play a more hands-on role in the future.

Hello, I am sackings with outside source, our lead story comes from

Baghdad where a raid of bombings has left 60 people dead. And what is

coming up after outside source, after, we have news America outside

of the UK, with thousands of workers in the all industry who have been

advised to leave areas near Fort McMurray. -- in the oil industry in

Canada. And we have got especial port on prisons in England and

Wales, there has been a big increase, on a number of call-outs

in England and Wales. Let us look at an intriguing survey on who the most

admired people in the world are. It is from YouGov, it polled 31,000

people across 30 countries, here are the top women. That is a bit of a

clue. The top five are: those I could have predicted but the

men not. Let us talk to somebody from YouGov.

Thanks for coming in. Did you give them any more guidance on what they

should be thinking about when you ask them who they admire? We asked

to name people who they admired and then those who they admired most. We

treated a big long list, then we chose the top 20 international

celebrities and then for each country we chose ten local

celebrities and we asked people to choose from that. It is the

humanitarian to win through, Bill Gates, Angelina Jolie, C think Bill

Gates is there because of the work he does with his foundation rather

than Microsoft? Yes I think so, he generates admiration across the

world in lots of different countries. It has been a number of

years and he did anything substantial with Microsoft, so

increasingly he is known for his philanthropy, the donations that he

makes and the good work that he does in his foundation. Jackie Chan? He

is popular in the Far East, there is no doubt, with a country as large as

China voting, it is inevitable that people who are as popular there will

do well. It is interesting that Michelle Obama and Barack Obama are

both there. Towards the end of the second term, leaders become less

popular, what I remember hosting coverage of his first inauguration,

people outside of America were almost uniformly keen. That has

held? That is right, as people get to the end of the term, the

popularity drops off, because things are slightly different, there is a

sense that people have been reminded what they might have once they have

gone. With Donald Trump on the horizon, there has been a

recognition that perhaps Barack Obama was the. And how do people

form judgments of the celebrities, they won't have met any of these

people? Where are they getting their information from? In truth, it is

the top, it is the names that cut through. It is not things that

people have perhaps thought about, across a whole host of things, it is

just who springs to mind, who do I admire most? Queen Elizabeth is

still there at number two, just after her birthday, that is quite

something? Yes perhaps over the next ten years she will be able to make

number one, very popular in the Commonwealth countries. Thank you

very much for coming in. Let us give back to the screen and bring you a

couple more stories before we end this edition of outside source. We

will head to Thailand. It is closing one of the islands it has because of

the damage that tourists are doing to it. It is off the western coast

of Thailand, we can see the drilling on the map. Part of the major

national map comic ready popular with tourists and divers, this is

what the director of the National Parks has said.

The BBC has been speaking to Chris Lee who works with the UK-based

tourism in Thailand. It is actually only a fairly small island with a

very small beach, it is a beautiful beach and I was there just a couple

of moments ago, it is a stunning beach but it does need protecting.

The local authorities have decided at the moment that while the other

islands will open again in the high season, for now this one will remain

closed. Thailand has got two and a half thousand miles of beaches,

there is plenty to go around. I think there is a policy of being

wary of the National Parks in particular, and looking after these

natural assets. Some of the beaches, in our bigger Rylands, have also had

a bit of a spring clean. There are two elements to it, there is on the

land, there is the litter, and certainly, the big clean-up, and the

tourists had been part of it. They are part of an answer to that. Also

it is the coral of these beautiful islands. It would be a good example,

we need to protect that coral to keep people from stepping on the

coral and damaging it in a certain way. From Thailand to Boston, a

hospital has become the first in the US to perform a Venus transplant.

It was ample data three years ago because of cancer. It has

the third man worldwide to have this experimental surgery, doctors expect

that he will remarkably go on to lead a full life. The 15 hour

procedure was performed at Massachusetts General Hospital and

involved more than 50 doctors. He is emotionally doing amazing, I'm

really impressed with how he's doing, it is just a very positive

person, his outlook is that he wants to share this technology with others

who need it. It is hoped that this kind of surgery can help veterans

injured in Afghanistan and Iraq, often from roadside bombs. Doctors

say that although penile injuries are not fatal, they can be

overwhelming and damaging. He explains what he hopes to achieve by

publicising his surgery. We have got 1500 veterans, who have had serious

injuries, when they get their legs blow off, the bomb doesn't stop at

the knees. People don't see these injuries because they don't want to

see them, we need people coming down the street with one leg and people

look away all the time. Lucky them, but the veteran dost not have the

choice. This isn't the first time that the surgery has been

successfully carried out, a team in South Africa were the first to

perform one in 2015 after a man had complications following a

traditional circumcision ceremony. The patient later went on to father

a child. Doctors say they expect Thomas Manning to regain normal Yuri

and sexual function in the next few months.

We have only got a few seconds but let me pull up the BBC sport

website, the final resulting in this Premier League, Manchester United

3-1 Bournemouth. What that means is that Manchester United come fifth in

the Premier League, they will be in the Europa League next season, which

will leave some of the fans a bit underwhelmed. We will have to see if

that is enough to keep Louis van Gaal in his job. By the way if you

want to hear him speaking to Manchester United fans, you can

listen to the forgery through BBC sport. Thanks for watching, see you

soon, goodbye.