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Hello, welcome to Outside Source. Day three of the Olympics in real

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and several high-profile medals up for grabs. Tom Daley and Daniel

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Goodfellow are hoping to secure and other metal. A suicide or murder has

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killed at least 70 people in a hospital in Pakistan. The BBC has

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seen exclusive evidence of British special forces assisting rebels in

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Syria in the fight against so-called Islamic State. Delta, the world's

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third biggest airline is grounded by a computer failure at its

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headquarters in Atlanta. -- Rio. Some big British medal hopes

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tonight, the gymnast for Team GB are competing in the final and Tom Daley

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and Daniel Goodfellow are hoping for a podium place in the men's ten

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metres synchronised diving. With one round to go, they are currently

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third. We will bring in our reporter. Very tight, tell us what

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the situation is. There are plenty for fans to look forward to.

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Everyone knows Tom Daley, E is the diver who won a bronze medal in

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London 2012. He is taking part in the synchronised dive with Daniel

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Goodfellow in Rio. They are hoping for another metal, they took the

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silver medal at the European Championships earlier in the year.

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It is approaching the end of the competition, the world champions are

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curtly putting on an exhibition for the crowd and they are in the gold

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medal position. We will be back with news shortly. We are awaiting for it

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to British competitors to come shortly. There were more British

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medals today, gold and silver in the swimming pool and now Ed Ling, from

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Somerset, has eaten the Czech Republic competitor in his 15 shot

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contest to win himself a bronze medal. The Croatian Army officer

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held his nerve to take the gold medal. He beat the Italian. There is

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more to hope for on Monday with though women's sevens, they will be

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disappointed, they were reduced to five players in their semifinal

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against New Zealand. 25-7 in the end. They will now face Australia.

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Great Britain will be back with a chance to bounce back taking on

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Canada in the bronze medal match. Lots to see in the gymnastics, Louis

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Smith and Max Whitlock in the men's team final. They will be favourites,

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they won the bronze medal at London 2012. Also Nile Wilson is that his

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first games, he is an expert on the high bar is, it his routine is not

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to be missed. If you want to keep up with anything going on at Rio, you

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can follow it on our website. Thank you. We will bring you the result of

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the diving later. They are currently in third. Team GB are currently

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eighth in the table, the USA are at the top of the table. Italy are

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speaking out into second place. Let us speak to Julia. What are the

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Italian stream in second position? They started off well. It is still

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too early to call. Hundreds of medals to be handed out and all the

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athletes who are here are fighting hard to get them. Even later today,

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we do not know what the result will look like. We will have to follow

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all the competitions at the Olympic Park and all the venues to see if

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Italy will still be in second place at the end of today. I have them

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watching Tom Daley, again, a stadium that seems to be half full, why are

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there so many M the seats? It is something that people have been

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remarking since they won. It really look, the lower ticket sales, the

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tickets here did not sell out. Approximately over 80% of the

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tickets were sold. That is part of the problem. Brazilians are living

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up to the reputation of buying tickets at the last moment, there

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are still people in the city who are making plans to get tickets. They

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are getting excited about the atmosphere that is getting better in

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the city and people are getting more excited about the games. We had some

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organisation problems. The queues here in the Olympic Park were very

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paid, with some people not managing to get in in time for their

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competitions because of how long it was taking them to get through the

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security scans. Organisers have taken care of that stop they have

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also pledged to hand out tickets to schoolchildren. Especially for

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sports that are not that popular here such as golf and rugby so that

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the stands will not look empty and athletes will feel encouraged during

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their competitions. That is good. It looks windy. That is good news for

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sailing. Yes, a very windy day. The wind picked up yesterday and did

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some damage to the ruling and -- rowing and canoeing competitions.

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The sailing is underway. The world knows about the day because of all

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the sanitation problems. There was lots of talk about how the city had

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failed to keep its promise to clean up the bay ahead of the Olympics.

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The sailors are having to sail on those polluted waters of the bay

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that they are focused on the results that they will achieve. The

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pollution problem has not been taking care of by the organisers.

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But it is a massive area and there are more polluted areas and some

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that are less polluted, but hopefully where are, it is an area

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that is closer to the mouth of the bay and the sea. Hopefully that will

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help the sailing competitions to run smoothly and we will have to keep

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following if there are any problems with the results. Hopefully none of

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the results will be compromised by any objects in the water. Better to

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be in a boat than swimming! Let us focus on the most decorated

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Olympian, Michael Phelps. He picked up his 19th Olympic gold medal in

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the four by 100 metres relay. If he were a nation he would be 35th in

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the all-time Olympics medal table. All these countries in blue have won

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less medals than Michael Phelps, that is impressive. He is 31 and

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still nixing it with the best. Plenty of other news in Rio. Here is

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a round-up. This is the swimmer who won her 100m breaststroke semifinal.

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Controversial, she had to appeal a drugs ban in order to compete. Her

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rival, Lily came from the USA said, you wave your finger number one and

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you have been caught drugs cheating? I am not a van. They will settle

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scores in the final on Monday night. Max Horton has been getting abuse

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after calling his Chinese rival a drugs cheat. He served a ban in 2014

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but is allowed to compete. But for the freestyle, Max Horton said I do

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not have time respect for cheats. China has demanded are -- an apology

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and he has received messages like this, calling him a racist. The Mark

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of an Olympic athlete seems to be the strange ruses, lots of swimmers

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and gymnasts have them, nothing to do with paintball in, it is to do

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with an ancient therapy were ancient cups are stuck to the skin. Athlete

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say it eases pains and helps with the constant strain of training. I

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tried that on my back problem but it did not work well. Let us know how

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it works for you. Still no result in the swimming pool. We will let you

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know if Tom Daley secures that bronze medal. We will turn to a

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terrible story in Pakistan. At least 70 people have been killed by a

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suicide bomber who targeted a hospital. This city is in the South

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West province. Among the dead were lawyers who gathered to mourn the

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death of a senior colleague shot dead earlier in the day. To rival

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groups, so-called Islamic State and a faction of the Taliban have

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claimed responsibility. Not the first time this has happened. --

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two. Ambulances rushing to the site of an explosion, the target, the

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main hospital in the city. Many lawyers were among the dead and

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injured, they had come to mourn a colleague, a prominent advocate who

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was gunned down earlier in the day. They stood outside the emergency

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ward to protest his killing before they themselves became that is of

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the blast. There were scenes of carnage and chaos as emergency

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services rushed to move the injured to safety. The local on disposal

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squad said that at least eight kilos of explosives were used and the

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police suspect a suicide warming. Inside the hospital, people

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scrambled for safe the mid-fear and confusion. Out side, some were

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overwhelmed in the violence that had had them. Police have surrounded the

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hospital and cordoned off the hospital. An investigation is

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underway to find out how an attack hit the main hospital in the

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provincial capital. The city has seen many attacks and the lawyers

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have even targeted recently pulled top blast marks a new level of

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violence in this province. The chief minister in the province said it was

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a security lapse and was quick to blame India. Lawyers across the

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country have denounced the bombing and announced a countrywide one-day

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strike and a week of mourning. Thank you for that. Over 70 people now

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killed and 200 injured. We will bring you more news as we get it.

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This is a line from Rio. China have got a gold medal in that diving

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competition, USA took a silver medal and Tom Daley and Daniel Goodfellow

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secured the bronze medal position. I thought we might have some tweets

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but we do not. Just confirm, Tom Daley has taken the bronze medal in

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the synchronised diving. Coming up, Donald Trump is looking to steady

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the ship in a difficult two weeks and his plans for the US economy, we

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will be asking if it all adds up. The Shadow Chancellor has asked

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Labour officials not to appeal a High Court ruling which found it was

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unlawful to deny new party members the right to vote in the leadership

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election. 130,000 people can now vote in the election between their

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-- Jeremy Corbyn and Alan Smith. Most are believed to support Jeremy

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Corbyn. The Shadow Chancellor said that the ruling made sense. I expect

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the decisions. Allowing Jeremy on to the ballot paper was the Democratic

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decision and allowed our members to have a choice. To prevent members

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voting was anti-democratic. The courts have ruled in our favour and

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I ain't the Labour Party should accept the decision. I hope Owen

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Smith will join with me and say to the Labour Party, do not appeal,

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allow democracy to take place. Trust our members.

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This is Outside Source live from the BBC newsroom. Rival Islamist groups

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have claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing at a hospital in

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Pakistan that killed over 60 people. Let us bring you up to speed with

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what our language services are covering. Rebel factions in Aleppo

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have come under bombardment and pro-government forces. The rebels

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say they broke a siege in the city over the weekend. 40 people have

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died in landslides in Mecca, after a tropical storm battered the east of

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the country -- Mexico. On the BBC News app, a big story is security

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flaws found in the software of 900 million android phones. It could

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give hackers complete access to date of a phone but there is no evidence

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that cyber thieves have exposed the vulnerability. Donald Trump has made

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one of the most important addresses of his campaign to far outlining his

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economic lands in the city of Detroit. He promised his low tax

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residency would empower all Americans. We now again a great

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national conversation about economic renewal for America. It is a

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conversation about how to make America a great again, for everyone,

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especially, and I say especially, for those who have the very least.

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Our reporter is in Washington. A lot of interest in the speech. He has

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not had a particularly good two wig. -- week. His economic message drove

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him to the top. It has been a particularly rough time. He is been

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put off message, picking the fight with parents of an American Muslim

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soldiers. Their economic message is cutting taxes and right elation, he

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paid lip service to that in the speech. Where he seemed to get his

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energy was talking about trade. They are talking about American workers

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doing American jobs and driving American cars, that was a populist

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message that the blue-collar working class voters seem to support. I

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watched the speech and seem to be heckling, protest in the room, what

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was going on? There was a group, all-female protest is and they

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popped up throughout the speech. Add a lot of his rallies use the protest

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is and they get carted off. This was a little more strategic. They

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continually disrupted the speech. They were shouting mostly about

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immigration. It reminded me of the speech from Marco Rubio, one after

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another, popping up until the entire speech was over so the Speaker never

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really got to hit a rhythm. He has slipped a long way hind Hillary

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Clinton recently, will this put him back up in the polls? We will have

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to see what happens. He has been able to deliver a scripted speech

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effect of late, the question is when he gets back out and doors stream of

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consciousness rallies were he talks about protest is or whoever has

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crossed him, that is where he says things that dominate news and gets

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him of mass -- off message and it gets him into trouble. We saw that

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last week. He is heading to North Carolina tomorrow. We will have to

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see if he can stick to the script. Thank you. Let us turn to business.

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We will stay with Donald Trump. One of the key themes was international

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trade deals. Let us join our correspondent in New York. Tell us

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about those trade deals. A big part of his speech was dedicated to

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talking about international trade. There was a lot of talk about the

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North American Free Trade Agreement and there was a lot of talk about

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that because he was in Detroit, home of the big three auto makers, as a

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result of NAFTA, a lot of jobs went to mess the go. He concentrated on

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NAFTA, saying he wanted to renegotiate the trade agreement and

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if it does not work in favour of America, he would step away from it.

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The top about trans-Pacific partnership, an agreement that

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America is currently negotiating, and a lot of what he was saying, was

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we did not want any part of them, but at the same time, he did say,

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America does not want isolationism, we cannot really exist on an island

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on our own. E was trying to get at both, people in favour of trade

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deals and those who are not. Recognising how important it is for

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the overall economy. Thank you. Let us stay in the United States occurs

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Delta says it has resumed flights after it was forced to suspend

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operations worldwide following a major systems failure. It is the

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world's third biggest airline with 118 million passengers each year. It

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flies to 335 destinations and has over 800 air after employing well

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over 80,000 staff. I have in speaking to our tech knowledge you

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correspondence and he explained what was behind the problem. In the early

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hours, there was a power failure and that led to this systems failure

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worldwide which affect did, not critical security interest of but

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the basic process which airlines depend on, of checking people in.

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People were turning up at airports, in the US and around the world,

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finding that staff were unable to check them onto flights and

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everything ground to a halt. Is it usual for a company that has

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international operations to have every ain't based in one city will

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seems strange. There would be a single point of failure, a power cut

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happens and suddenly systems are not working. You do not have another

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data centre stop these were not critical to the safety of the

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aircraft. Aircraft that were airborne continued to fly. For the

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people processing passengers, it was impossible to deal with. Big effects

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on other airlines and perhaps lessons to be learned, because

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everything is getting automated, tickets, staffing, so what lessons

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do other airlines have to learn? They are already having similar

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experiences, particularly in the US, they have suffered these problems

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recently, IT problems. It is like a big winds, they have all got

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computer systems that may be creaking at the seams, that may not

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be set for purpose. People are checking in on their smartphones,

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they will have to spend more money and provide more security for when

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things go wrong. Red faces at Delta. The gaming industry is worth more

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than 90 billion dollars. Some of the biggest titles have enjoyed more

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financial success than most Hollywood bug busters. The UK has

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its own video games version as our reporter has been finding out.

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VOICEOVER: It is a game where players can explore strange

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Flying around a universe so big it would take billions of years

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Most video games these days are made by movie-sized teams.

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What is most surpising about this ambitious slice of sci-fi simulation

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is that just 11 designers have employed clever programming

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techniques to create this huge title.

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We do, we use the computer to build it.

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We create a bunch of rules, a set of maths, the computer runs that.

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We effectively teach the computer the rules that we think we need

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to build a universe and the computer goes off and builds it for you.

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This town is something of a hotbed of games design talent.

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the brains behind the Little Big Planet series

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of titles who are based just around the corner.

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And several instalments of the Need For Speed series

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were also created locally by a company called Criterion.

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But both of those companies have been purchased by huge foreign games

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outfits and there is some worry that Britain's brightest talent

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I think we see a lot of foreign investment

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and I think we will see more from the likes of China.

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In one sense it is a very positive thing.

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The message that the UK has the best individuals

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and creative talent in the world is getting through internationally.

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has been described as a cottage industry by some,

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while others believe the small size of its games studios

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makes them more nimble and more innovative.

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Size, in other words, isn't everything.

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Though the creators of the enormous No Man's Sky game

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will hope this doesn't apply to them.

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I want to remind you that over the last half an hour we have been

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following the men's ten metres synchronised diving full is top

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China won the gold medal, Tom Daley and Daniel Goodfellow have won the

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bronze medal. There is the confirmation.

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