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Welcome back. This is Outside Source. Russia is strongly rejecting

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those accusations by Turkey that it has committed warm crimes in Syria.

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The Turkish Foreign Ministry is bringing Russia for missile attacks

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on several hospitals and a school on Monday. Looks like Ukraine has

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avoided a food blown a political crisis. The government survived a

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vote of no-confidence. The president is still saying the prime minister

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should resign. The band which was playing when Islamic State militants

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attacked the bad clan concert Hall in Paris is performing back in the

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city for the first time. We will report on that. In Outside Source

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sport we will bring you the latest on the Champions League. That is

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coming up in a few minutes. Let's turn to the US and the

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continued followed from the death of this man. A Supreme Court judge. The

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Supreme Court is the top legal body in the US. President Obama will be

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giving a news conference shortly. It is the first time we have heard him

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speak at length since Esther Scalia died. There is a huge amount of

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interest because there is a delicate balance on the Supreme Court. We

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have fought liberal justices and four considered to be conservative

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and there are nine in total so this appointment is becoming a very

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political issue. Partly for the president but also for those who

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would like to replace President Obama. After his death, the GOP,

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began playing a high stakes politics game in real-time. He died on

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Saturday. He was 79. As I have been mentioning, he was one of nine

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supreme Court justices. You can see them there. For liberals, for

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conservatives, so this replacement is good to have a huge level of

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influence. But good luck to Washington, DC. I know there has

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been discussion about weather President Obama has the right to

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make this appointment, is that getting any traction? I think it is

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getting traction in conservative circles. He has the right to advance

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a name for nomination, the Senate has a right to review it and wrote

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up or down on whether to approve the nomination. They put up their powers

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and what Republicans and Conservatives are saying is they are

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going to exercise their power in the Senate to drag this on as long as

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possible and hopefully push it into next January when there could be a

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Republican president. They could drag this out in 2017? Are they

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allowed to do that? They are allowed. The Senate offers their

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advice and consent on the nominee for Supreme Court, so there is

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nothing else that says they have to do it right away, the tradition

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shows generally they have a review and a code fairly quickly. The

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longest it has been between a nomination and an actual vote is

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little over 100 days. We were wondering whether to cover the

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conspiracy theories around his death and then those of you watching, we

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spotted this article by Anthony on the BBC News website. You can find

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it now. He talks in depth about these conspiracies, so we thought if

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he is doing it, we can give it some credence. Really? Does this deserve

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the effort you are putting into it? There is no evidence of wrongdoing,

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is there? There is no evidence of wrong doing. He had a heart

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condition, he died in his sleep. It is testament to how important this

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is, what a big deal it is. Obama could change the face of the Supreme

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Court from token conservative to convince liberal for decades to

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come. And a is that big a shift, you will get conspiracy theorists

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offering suggestions on whether it was a questionable death not. There

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has been a period of calm after New Hampshire, but what is your reading

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of the next primaries? We are going to South Carolina for the

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Republicans. The field has narrowed but everything suggests Donald Trump

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is still on top and no one has advanced in the Republican field to

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challenging as the establishment pick. Bernie Sanders is roaring out

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in New Hampshire. He had a huge joint. The next battle ground is

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Nevada and that is on Saturday. Bernie Sanders and his grassroots

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organisation might help them pull out a surprise win. We will speak

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again soon, I am sure. You can get reports from Anthony through the BBC

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News AB and our website. Time for Outside Source sport. The Champions

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League is back. Paris against Chelsea right now. Before we talk

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about football, interest in this game goes beyond that. Last year at

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these two played each other and a video apparently join Chelsea fans

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racially abusing a black man on the Paris Metro was watched by millions

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of us. The man who was abused has been talking today. He says my

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wounds after one year are still present and very much open. He goes

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on to say it has taken one year for me to take the Metro again. He has

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been invited to the gym tonight by Harris. Let's find out what is

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happening in the game. -- Paris. 2-1. Chelsea not to upset with that

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result. They got under way goal. The third successive stage they have met

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Paris at this stage of the campaign. Their lead is 24 points at the top

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of the league. They took the lead after 39 minutes. Abramovich with

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his 49th Champions League goal. It came from a set piece. They made

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amends, equalising from close range from a corner. That was before the

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break. Chelsea with an excellent defensive display in the second

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half. They couldn't hold on for the draw. The winner came 12 minutes

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from time. The second leg takes place on Wednesday the 9th of March.

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Any other action? Once other Champions League match tonight. The

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goal in injury time. This was the first match for the Senate since the

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9th of December. They had a two month winter break. The Odyssey have

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scored. The Argentinian striker smashing his distraught and shot

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straight at the keeper. Christo was sent off before Jonas headed them

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ahead. Let's continue with the football board story of different

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type. Sepp Blatter was back at Fifa huge today. The reason he was there

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was the opinion that eight-year ban. He is still president of Fifa until

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a new president is elected in a few days. Sepp Blatter is suspended and

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it is all to do with an allegedly disloyal payment from Sepp Blatter

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to Michel Platini, the European football boss. It was about $2

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million. Mr Platini is appealing and we should emphasise both men deny

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wrongdoing. They say the payment was legitimate. Sepp Blatter will only

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be president for a few days, however this process goes, which begs the

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question why is he going through this? We have turned to Richard

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Conway for an explanation. This is not the way his tenure was supposed

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to end. He wants to go out on a high, addressing Beefeater congress

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which will meet in Zurich in a week to elect a new president and thought

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through reforms. He wants to say goodbye, he wanted the opportunity.

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As it stands, she is denied that opportunity because he is banned for

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eight years. This appeal will determine if he can go to that

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meeting. He wants to salvage his reputation, so that is why he is

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doing this. Politics and justice are not often separate. He is actually

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making this decision? It is the Fifa appeals amity. It is headed by a man

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from the Caribbean. He and his colleagues will decide this matter.

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If this fails, it can go to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, the

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highest court for sporting disputes in Switzerland, but Sepp Blatter and

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Michel Platini threatening to go to service -- Swiss civil courts if

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they can. There is the election of the next president of Fifa coming up

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in a few days. We asked Richard to look at the main candidates. Voters

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have a choice of five contenders. The front runner is Sheikh Salman

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from Bahrain and the head of Asian football. He has been a member of

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the ruling executive since 2013 and he is the bookmakers think about

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when. His big idea is to split Fifa in two. The business side with the

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commercial issues and handle the money. A fatal went in with the

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football. This man, well he is catching up fast. In fact, he has

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big moment. He is a leading figure in Uefa. He is positioning himself

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as someone who would contrast. He has support from Europe and South

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America, a big part of this page is to expand the World Cup to 40 teams,

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injuring more smaller nations can participate. Next up is Prince

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Hussein. He is the brother of the King of Jordan. A former chief

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executive and he thinks this is the last chance to get it right. He

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wanted to quadruple the amount the member associations receive,

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believing it will increase their sustainability. The next candidate

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is... He was a former political prisoner who was in jail with Nelson

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Mandela. He is friends with Sepp Blatter and is currently the Fifa on

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VoIP to Israel and Palestine and has been criticised for running a

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lacklustre campaign. The final candidate is Jerome Champagne. He

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was a former adviser to Sepp Blatter who was forced out by executives. He

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has defended Sepp Blatter and that has led many to question how close

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he is to the deposed favourite president. I am watching that and

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thinking every time we talk about Fifa we talk about criticisms of

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them. What is the fitting commensurate this process is a

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little better than in the past? There is an electoral committee

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overseeing the process making sure it is fair. The candidates have

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committed to being a break and honest candidates. We have seen

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dirty tricks in the past three days. Stories seeping into the press, all

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cans denying they are behind such efforts. It will get interesting. It

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is extremely tight at the top between Infantino and Sheikh Salman.

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It will be a photo finish. We will speak to Richard plenty between now

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and the election. Manny Pacquiao has apologised for saying homosexuals

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were worse than animals. This is a video he posted on Facebook

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responding to the criticism. He says he remains against gay marriage but

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was not condemning LGBT. If you read what he said, that appears to be

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what he was doing. He is a politician in the Philippines. This

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is Shaq, legend of the NBA and Northampton town, currently sitting

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at the top of the fourth tier of English football. It looks like Shaq

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is a fan. I just wanted to wish Kalvin Best of luck for the rest of

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the season. First this is where collectively and it is great to see

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you guys at the top. I know what it takes to win championships so he

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have to finish strong and do not give up the intensity. Just to

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explain, the chairman of co--- the authentic town co-owns a radio

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station in the US with Shaq O'Neal. It is going well for Northampton

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town. They are looking good for promotion. If you were watching last

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week, did you remember he should use these pictures question like a

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leopard got into a school in India. It attacked a number of people

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injuring six. It was caught after hours. Now, it has come out again.

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We will give you the full story. The French energy firm EDF said they

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will extend the life of four of the aid either power plant in the UK. It

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was sheer -- safeguard 2000 jobs. Before plans provide electricity to

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about a quarter of the UK homes. Let's get more from our industry

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correspondent. Power at our fingertips. It is something we all

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take for granted. In the years ahead, where will our electricity

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come from? This nuclear plant in East Lothian is one of four which

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have been given a new lease of life. Instead of closing in 2023, this

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will stay open for an extra seven years. The power station is ageing

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as we move through the life of the station. As part of getting the life

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extension we will do a phenomenal amount of technical work and we

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would not go ahead with this on as we were confident it was the right

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thing to do and save to do. A total of four nuclear plants will stay

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open for longer than previously planned. They will help to power

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around 7 million homes. The move will safeguard around 2000 jobs in

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regions that badly need them. That is good news for workers and

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purposes like Stephanie. I can stay in Scotland where I have been

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brought up and I do not have to start looking in the immediate

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future elsewhere around the country, because I have the extra 14 years.

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It is good news for our energy security. The government wants

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larger polluting coal plans to close by 2025 so nuclear stations will

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keep the lights on instead, assuming the industry watchdog agrees.

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Whether they can be less extended is a matter for the regulator, not for

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EDF. How reliable these plans will be in five, ten year's time remains

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to be seen, because at the moment they already seem to be getting

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unreliable because they are getting old. As for new nuclear plants like

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the planned project at Hinkley point in Somerset, there is still no word

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on whether or not it will go ahead. The company have said the

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construction phase would be launched very soon, but some critics doubt

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whether this will ever become a reality.

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Our lead story remains that the air strikes on hospital in Syria have

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not been claimed by a neat side in the Civil War. Israeli government

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has allowed UN aid into several besieged areas of the country. Let

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me run you through what is coming up after Outside Source. Would news

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America will look in more detail at the potential breakthrough in cancer

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treatment of recovering elsewhere in the programme. The news at ten with

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Fiona Bruce is next on the news channel. It is looking at how

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improved techniques in brain imaging are helping scientists better

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understand mental illness. As you will remember, the Eagles of Death

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Metal are the band who were playing when the Islamic State could attack

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a venue in Paris. If of their fans died. Tonight, they are playing

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Paris again. Right now. Not for the attack happened, that remains

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closed. Instead they are at the Olympia Theatre. The American heavy

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metal band described the concert tonight as a continuation of the

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November the 13th gig. God then to return to Paris to play to their

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fans so many of whom were killed and injured in the terrorist attack at

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the BAFTA clan. Every survivor from that attack was invited the to

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concert. They were allowed in early and supported by councillors. The

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concert, said the lead singer, Jesse Hughes, was to empower the band and

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their fans. A part of my heart is broken, but tonight is going to help

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the peridot. If you know people died when Islamic militants stormed the

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theatre and opened fire. One in eight wickets at 130 people killed

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and hundreds injured across Paris. Frederick was in the club. Back for

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the concert... He says it will always be part of our lives. Another

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survivor, Jerome, says tonight is about listening to the music,

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turning the page and being done with it. I'd security shows just how

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Paris is still on high alert, but the band, Eagles of Death Metal, say

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they want everyone at the concert to have fun. There has been an

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important development in the investigation into the train crash

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in Germany last week. Human error, we are being told by a prosecutor,

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was the reason for the train crash. You might remember this happening in

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Bavaria, just south-east of Munich. 11 people died in this accident. Two

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trains collided head on. Prosecutors in that area say they have opened a

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criminal investigation into a 39-year-old man who was the train

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controller Windows two trains slammed into each other at speed on

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a stretch of single track. Those trains, one would have to wait while

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the other cast further up the line, on this occasion the prosecutors say

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the controller issued some kind of false signal. In effect he opened

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the single track to both trains as they rushed toward one another. He

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then issued some warnings to both drivers, but it appeared the

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warnings came rather to it. His actions, say prosecutors, lead to

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catastrophic consequences. Interesting, they do say the do not

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believe he acted deliberately. This crime was not committed with intent.

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Nevertheless, they say he may face a charge of involuntary moans --

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manslaughter and this carries a maximum jail sentence of five years.

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Last week we looked at pictures of a leopard in a school in India, it

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injured six people. Seven hours after that footage, it was caught

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and we thought that was the end of it. This development beggars belief.

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It has managed to escape again. They are calling it the great escape.

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Remember this leopard? It attacked six people when it strayed into an

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Indian School last week. Well, now it is on the loose again. On Sunday,

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it broke out of its cage and has vanished. They have spotted tracks,

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but they just cannot find it. Officials say no one is at risk, the

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leopard has escaped into a national park, its natural environment. Let's

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hope they are right. What is certain is losing the leopard is pretty

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embarrassing for the park authorities. Let's finish with an

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interview with the Coen brothers. There are two of the best known film

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directors in the world. The latest offering is a comedy starring George

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Clooney and is set in Hollywood in the 1950s. They have been speaking

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to our arts editor. Would that it were so simple. He'll Caesar is a

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classic Warner Brothers movie insofar as it is a stylised,

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surreal, comic tale undercut with a little menace. The original idea for

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the movie was, OK, 24 hours in the life of Eddie Maddox as an

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architecture firm movie. A marriage doesn't have to last for ever put a

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child without a father would be a public relations problem. Eddie

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Maddox was a legendary Hollywood fixer. How do you work? Where does

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the idea start question what does it back and how deep you evolved? The

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scripts developed out of, essentially, a long conversation and

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then the conversation gets more and more concrete. Do you disagree ever?

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Yes. That is the nature of movie making. It is a social enterprise.

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It is all about collaboration and the good collaborations are the ones

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where you always know what is right, but you know when the other person

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is right. You have your movie star. Gather $100,000 and await

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instructions. Who are we? The future. There are so many familiar

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structural devices we see in your movies. Do you worry about repeating

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yourselves? When we were shooting Fargo, we chart the approaching car

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coming down and I literally turned to Ethan and said having the shot

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this thing before chart he realised you keep reverting to the same shots

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were troops or plot ideas. This is a drama, a real drama. What would

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happen if one of the said I do not want to do it any more? Haven't

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thought about that. What one point we said we have made ten movies and

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then we will quit. Now we are on 17. It gets alarming thinking about how

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many you have done and you are repeating yourself without being

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aware of it. You are on the road because you don't know anything

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else. I think they are some way of that. We mentioned President Obama

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was due to speak. Here is a feed coming in. We are out of time here

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but we will keep a close eye on what he is saying in the BBC newsroom and

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we will let you know in due course. Thanks for watching.

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The end of February is the end of the winter season, but before we get

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