11/02/2017 BBC Weekend News

President Trump says he may rewrite his travel ban,

after his initial attempt to bar travellers from seven mainly Muslim

But he said he hasn't ruled out an appeal to the Supreme Court

It's unclear what his new immigration plan might look like.

After a federal appeals court backed a stay of his executive order,

Donald Trump vowed he would see his opponents in court.

Speaking on Air Force One, en route to his weekend retreat in Florida,

the President revealed he was actively weighing

We'll win that battle, but we also have a lot of other options,

including just filing a brand-new order on Monday.

We need speed for reasons of security, so it could very

Unveiled at the end of a frantic first week in office,

the original order suspended America's refugee programme

and banned travellers from seven majority Muslim nations

It caused chaos at airports and sparked protests

Quite how the White House might rewrite the order isn't clear,

although lawyers would almost certainly have to address the claim

that, in its existing form, the order is unconstitutional,

in that it blocks entry to the United States

Mr Trump has continued to insist that tough immigration

measures are crucial to America's national security.

Labour frontbenchers who defied Jeremy Corbyn in the Commons Brexit

vote will be sent a formal written warning over their behaviour

Mr Corbyn had ordered his MPs to vote to back Brexit.

But 52 Labour MPs rebelled in Wednesday's vote,

All rather unusual this? It is. Normally if a front bench MP votes

against a direct order from the party leadership one of two thing

happens, they resign or they are fired. For these 14 junior Labour

frontbenchers who voted against triggering Article 50, ignoring the

stringest possible order from their leadership, a three line whip, they

are getting off with nothing more than a formal warning. In the next

few days the 14 will get letters from the leadership team, insisting

simply they must comply with the whip in future. Three of those

rebels are themselves whips, means they face the potentially awkward

task of persuading colleagues over the next few weeks to obey rules

they themselves have just broken. By not firing these MPs, Jeremy Corbyn

has saved himself a potential human resources challenge, because in a

party where a significant number of MPs are refusing to work with the

leadership as part of their top team, his options for finding

replacements were potentially limited.

Thank you. Three Iraqis have been killed

after police forces protecting Baghdad's fortified Green Zone

fired at protesters The demonstrators, who had

gathered in their thousands in the heart of the capital,

were demanding electoral reform ahead of provincial

elections due in September. Thousands of British school children

are to be offered intensive lessons in cyber-security,

to encourage more teenagers to pursue a career in defending

the country from online attacks. It's hoped almost 6,000 pupils aged

14 and over will spend up to four hours a week

on the subject in a five-year pilot. Daniel Kelly's a convicted teenage

hacker, facing a jail sentence. In 2015, he took part

in the massive digital break-in But what if his potential had been

harnessed at an earlier age? He might have ended up joining

a new breed of apprentices learning the cyber security trade like these

at BT's headquarters. With that in mind, the government

is putting up ?20 million, for nearly 6000 schoolchildren aged

14 and above to take four hours of cyber security lessons

after school each week. We think that will help seriously

with this shortage Now, of course, will always

keep it under review, in case this needs to get bigger,

but getting it going on that scale, I think shows serious ambition

to make sure that we can have the pipeline of talent that we

will need in the years ahead. While the police are stepping up

the fight, this is not a threat which can be defeated on the ground

by raiding the hackers. The cyber crime battlefield will be

online and Britain's GCHQ 58,000 people are now employed in

the growing anti-hacking industry. But more will be needed

and the government knows it has to start finding them

when they are young. Volunteers in New Zealand say

a further 240 whales have become stranded on a beach

on the country's South Island. Hundreds have already died in one

of the biggest ever mass strandings It's hoped they'll be able to swim

to safety during the next high tide. You might find some

of the scenes in this report Doing whatever they can to help

before it's too late. These volunteers have been

working for many hours, trying to keep the whales cool

as they lie stranded. Some say singing also

helps to keep them calm, but what they really need

is high tide. Very quickly this tide has come

racing in, and now we're all up to our knees,

some people are up to their waists in water, and we're starting

to get a bit of floating, and we're just helping assist

the whales with their breathing until the water gets deep enough

they can swim. This is one of the worst whale

strandings in New Zealand's history. 400 whales came into

Farewell Spit on Thursday. Rescuers managed to refloat 100

of them, but they failed to stop Scientists don't know for sure

why beaching happens. The whales could simply

have become lost. One theory is that if a single

whale gets stuck, others But once it has happened,

it can lead to devastation. For those ones that restrand

there's very little chance they will ever swim away,

so we have to euthanise We do hope they coral their

resources and head back out to sea. It's very difficult to manage that

part of it, but dealing with the ones that are let

is quite an issue. Efforts are stood down

overnight for safety reasons, but the logistics of trying

to save these whales and then dealing with

the aftermath if they can't It's one of the biggest days

in the Six Nations calendar as Wales try to be the team,

to give Eddie Jones a first Our correspondent Joe Wilson

is at the Principality Where do you think this game will be

won or lost? Well, good question, we spent so much of this week looking

for clues in history, England's superior record in Cardiff when the

roof is open, Wales' victory in 2013, 30 points against an English

team buoyant then. What will be key is whether England's players can

cope with the atmosphere, even with the lid off it will be a cauldron.

Wales have experience where ever you look. Both teams will be desperate

to be more urgent from the start than in their opening weekend. That

is crucial for Ireland. One imminent Vic Friday for England, the women's

international is ongoing but England against Wales have scored over 60

point, they are looking like the professionalles which they are.

I am sure the men's will be closer. Thank you.

The early Premier League kick off is already underway at the Emirates.

Arsenal are taking on a re-juvenated Hull City.

Sanchez has put Arsenal ahead. Just after the half hour mark. Have

another look because the replay show that is an Chez, he bundled it in

with his hand, although whether he meant it or not is another question.

Arsenal are in fourth but have lost the last two matches.

If I am going to be honest, I get the impression

I genuinely believe, you know - I was with him for a few hours last

He didn't say I'm leaving at the end of the season,

but I get the impression, looking at him, that's it.

He mentioned when we were talking last night that

This week marked one year to go until the Winter Olympics,

They achieved a record-equalling four medals in Sochi three years

ago, but that figure could yet increase as inevstigations

The GB bobsleigh team may be upgraded to bronze,

but have remained quiet on the issue, until now.

They've spoken exclusively to our Olympic reporter Nick Hope.

The British four-man team delivered an impressive fifth place in 2014

but could they have been celebrating greater success? Russia finished

first and fourth but the host nation's result have been

discredited with the damning report alleging over 1,000 Russian athletes

benefitted from a state sponsored doping programme. For me it's the

biggest sporting scandal of my lifetime. I think it is huge. Do you

feel like you are the bronze medallist? I suppose I kind of do.

We were that close and we know that we competed clean. Clean. If I had a

bronze medal it would be nice, the moment has gone, it is nearly four

years ago, looking at the next one, its would be a nice but not the

occasion it would have been. If it is changed who would that mean? The

truth would be more important to me than receiving the medal itself. The

International Olympic Committee are investigating the findings of the

report, so no-one knows what will happen to the results from Sochi

2014. What we know is that the city won't be hosting this year's

skeleton and bobsleigh World Championship. They were stripped of

that event. It will happen in Germany from next week. That is

something the GB athletes are in favour of Until things are properly

investigated I don't think it was safe to Sochi from a sporting

perspective. We are required to provide whereabouts for where we are

and provide samples at a moment's notice, it is safer being done in a

country that we can trust at the moment. I don't think that country

right now is Russia. Those stripped of the right Russia

will compete in Germany next week, with the team hoping to challenge

for a medal on the day rather than several years later.

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