08/03/2016 Outside Source

Our lead story concerns some sharp criticism from the UN over this deal

between the EU and Turkey designed to reduce immigration into Europe.

We've got more on Maria Sharapova too.

Several of her sponsors, including Nike, have

withdrawn their support for her after she admitted

We'll look at just how much money those deals were making her.

Michigan is one of the states voting today for Republican and Democratic

We'll hear from Trump supporters in Detroit.

Plus an update from the BBC Sport Centre on the Champions League

Let's get more on that plan announced by the EU and Turkey

to restrict the flow of migrants into Europe.

The idea is to send arrived migrants back to Turkey

in exchange for Syrians who are already in camps in Turkey.

It says it may break international law.

And then of course there's the migrants themselves,

Here are two new reports for you - Danny Savage in Greece,

Western Turkey, the waiting room for Europe.

Doors might be closing, but their dreams of sanctuary

As news that the EU is clamping down on migrants filters through,

they are left confused but determined.

Will Europe let us in, this family asks.

These tiny children tell me all they want is a boat to Greece.

Those who have come this far have endured so much.

Muhammed was tortured in a Damascus prison for opposing

Five of his children are already in Western Europe,

and so if he is sent back, his family will be split up.

TRANSLATION: I'm disappointed by the decisions at Brussels

but there is no other option for us but to leave.

Either I succeed and live or die trying.

Those profiting from the boat trips are still doing a roaring trade,

it is a well practised routine for the migrants.

Arrive in Izmir, get kitted up, and go.

This is one of the businesses catering for refugees,

there are special bank account to pay smugglers,

hotels exclusively for Syrians, and the industry of transporting

migrants is so established and so widespread that it seems

inconceivable it could be dismantled or even halted

It is not even clear if deporting migrants back to Turkey would be

legal, so the whole European plan could fall apart.

Collective expulsion of foreigners is prohibited under

the European Convention of Human Rights.

To return foreigners to a certain country is not consistent

with European law and not consistent with international law.

The success of any deal hinges on tackling the smugglers.

A middleman we spoke to says he thinks any drop in numbers

TRANSLATION: For the last six days I have not had any

If they start sending people back there might be fewer that try

When the coast guard shows up, we stop, but when people show up

we organise their trip and that's that.

There are so many unknowns, will this deal be approved,

But there is one certainty, those hoping for a new life

across these waters will not give up trying.

The dawn departures from Turkey arrive off a Greek beach.

And are intercepted by the coastguard.

Several overcrowded boats have come at once, smaller craft shepherd

Watching from shore, are volunteers ready to help.

They do not think any new political policy will stop this.

It will get more expensive and more dangerous.

But I don't think political decisions can change

An hour later, in port, the decks are packed.

A desperate human cargo about to step ashore in Europe

This is where they have risked their lives to get to.

There are many different nationalities on this boat.

But the latest suggestion from the politicians in Brussels

is that regardless of nationality, all of these people will be quickly

turned around and sent straight back to Turkey.

These latest arrivals still believe they will get where they want to.

Returning to Turkey horrifies these Syrians.

TRANSLATION: Turkey doesn't give us our rights.

We heard that the UN has given money to Turkey for Syrians,

But the latest big idea from Brussels is to play hardball

with anyone who crosses the sea to the Greek

For now, though, the familiar routine continues, each jacket

representing a life which wants to live in Europe.

Let's get to Sharapova's story again.

Given she's earned more than any other sportswoman

in the last ten years, plenty of analysis of

That is the lead sports story at the moment. Normally, this would be.

Rail Madrid have just booked their place in the finals, as have

Wolsburg. Goals from James and Cristiano Ronaldo. He is the top

scorer in the competition. 4-0 on aggregate to take their place in the

quarterfinals will stop joining in there, Wolsburg, they are up against

the Belgian champions, Gent. They would have been buoyed up by the

fact that they manage to score two goals in the last ten minutes of

their match against Wolsburg. 3-2 going into tonight's second leg.

Unfortunately, they couldn't overcome Wolsburg's goal in the

second half, ensuring that Wolsburg progressed to the next stage.

Tonight, rail Madrid, the ten time European champions, safely through

to the quarterfinals. -- Real Madrid.

For the first time in the UK, an "earthquake" made by football

fans celebrating a goal has been recorded.

A University of Leicester team installed a seismometer

near Leicester's stadium for a game against Norwich.

of the game, when Leicester scored a winning goal,

caused by 30,000 people standing up at the same time.

You can only imagine what that seismometer will measure if they

manage to stay top of the Premier League. Another footballing story,

from the UK to Afghanistan. Afghanistan is experiencing

a resurgence in football, Four men and four women, -- ferment

and for women To mark International Women's day,

the Afghan Football Federation has launched a new kit,

with women being able to wear Khalida Popal is the former

captain of Afghanistan's if the women try not to whether

hijab it is dangerous. It is for their safety, it is not good just to

take it off. Football for girls that they play in Afghanistan is not just

a game. It is a tool to fight, or a tool to stand up for their rights.

It is a very strong tool to show that women and men have equal rights

and if a man can play football, why not women? I am very proud that even

though I cannot play football now, I am still very proud to be involved.

I am trying to develop women's football and to be the voice of

those women that they need to, and also to encourage the women to stand

up for their basic rights, and for their own choices.

We will go back to a story we have covered before - Dutch police

training Eagles to catch drones. We have a report for you on this. -- e

goals. Boris Johnson has been accused

of hypocrisy after an email from his office warned his officials

not to speak out in favour Mr Johnson described

the email as a 'cock up'. Here's political editor

Laura Kuenssberg. Why have you gag members of your

staff from speaking out against Brexit? Boris Johnson is rarely

known for keeping his views to himself. Is this gross hypocrisy? On

Europe, is there one rule for him and another for his senior team?

Nobody has been gagged. I was only made aware of this edict very little

aspect, and it ceased to be operates -- operative as soon as I became

aware of it. He was followed from home all the way to Westminster this

morning. Have you gag your staff? The London mayor's office did

instruct staff to stay quiet if they disagreed with his view that we

should leave the EU. As far as that edict was ever offered live, it has

now been countermanded. The chief of staff signed an e-mail to the deputy

mayors and their senior advisers, saying:

The very next day, Boris Johnson was defending John Longworth, bumped out

of his job as the leader of the business group the British Chambers

of commerce because he argued to leave the EU. -- the British Chamber

of Commerce. It is refuge -- responsibility, not only as a future

camp pain,... They ditch the e-mail advising Mr Johnson's office and say

his team can say whatever they want, but not when on official business.

Boris Johnson has dismissed this e-mail as a blunder, but the

official rules are still in place at London's City Hall. It matters

because all the big players in the arguments -- like all the big

players in the arguments about the EU, he wants you to believe him.

What his office said in private sits uncomfortably alongside what the

mayor himself has said loudly in public. Boris Johnson famously said

his policy on cake is pro-having it and pro-eating it. On the European

Union, might he have bitten off more than he can chew?

This is Outside Source, live from the BBC newsroom.

The UN has questioned the legality of a proposed plan by the EU

and Turkey to end migration into Europe.

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Authorities say they are still confident they will find the plane.

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It reports that the chair of Sunderland Football

The club was criticised for allowing the player Adam Johnson to continue

playing after he was charged with sexual activity with a 15 year

More US primaries today, each one edging us closer to knowing who will

battle out the US presidential election. We have Democrats and

Republicans voting for their candidates in Michigan, Mississippi.

Republicans are also voting in Idaho and Hawaii, which we can't quite

squeeze on the map. Needless to say, the story has so far revolved around

Donald Trump. Our correspondent has been Tim Michie in, to Detroit, to

understand why he continues -- to Michigan. To try to understand why

he continues to pool in so many voters. The financial crisis hit

here more than most, taking with their jobs and prosperity. We are

hoping that, with this presidential election, we will get someone in

there who will bring jobs back to Detroit, back to the home of motor

city. # It has been a long hard fight #.

. Richard has witnessed's -- Detroit's decline. A former factory

worker, he spends his spare time writing songs on his guitar. He does

not agree with all of Donald Trump's controversial policies.

# It's up to you #. I have never been a person who is

politically correct. I don't think he is a politically correct speaker

at the time. You have to be if you are president. We are not electing a

machine, we are electing a human. When he says things that seem

downright racist or whatever, I think he has a lot of growing to do,

as we all do. Donald Trump is never far from his Twitter account. He has

been saying: All of the candidates claim they are going to do that.

Let's find out why in some cases Mr Trump's messages resonating. What is

it about? Is it about putting it to the man, about race or class?

When I spoke to people about Donald Trump enrich's area -- in Rich's

area, people said they were going to vote for Donald Trump from all walks

of life. Union members like Rich, he is the only member of his union who

are supporting Donald Trump. Colleagues are supporting Hillary

Clinton. He has had nonunion members, students, and crucially, a

lot of Democrats who have crossed the aisle and have said they will

support Donald Trump. The picture I got from a place like Detroit, and

I'm not sure if it will be the case across Michigan, although Donald

Trump has a Leeds going into today's primary, a lot of people feel

abandoned by the political class. Detroit used to be a centre of

American manufacturing which has gone into decline in recent decades.

People lost their jobs after the financial crisis, people like Rich.

People like him say they want to take a chance, and he concedes that

supporting Donald Trump, although it is a risk, he would rather take that

chance rather than give support to one of the politicians whom they say

just talk to hear and get things done.

He is very forgiving of Donald Trump making mistakes along the way in

this campaign was that if people forgive your mistakes, my God, you

have a better chance of surviving. I have met Trump supporters across a

number of states in recent weeks, and when you challenge some of them

on some of Mr Trump's more controversial policies, such as a

temporary ban on allowing Muslims into the US or building a war with

Mexico, some of then do question the policy behind it. In the case of

Rich, he said that the ban on Muslims wouldn't work and he didn't

agree with it. He was almost making excuses for that policy, saying, I

don't like that policy, but I'm still prepared to accept the man.

I've found that with other Donald Trump supporters as well. It is an

emotional connection, and they see him as a businessman who can get

things done, so the was prepared to make concessions when it comes to

policies. Other people would say, isn't an election all about voting

for a candidate based on policies? You could say that some of the

theatrics that we have seen in this campaign so far have actually turned

this into a bit a personality contest, and we have deviated away

from seeing what the candidates would actually do they were to

become president. Good to talk you, thank you.

We must turn from the US to Israel, to get more details on a number of

attacks there. One person has been killed and several others have been

wounded in a series of attacks. They were in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

According to Israel's police, the most series happened in the port

area of Jaffa. The US vice president, Joe Biden, has been there

on a visit. There was a series of stabbings

carried out by this attacker that began in the port area. It is really

popular with tourists and locals alike, full of bars and restaurants.

We understand it was an American tourist who was killed as a result.

There is a video that you can see on social media showing the attacker

running from the scene, heading in the direction of Tel Aviv along the

waterfront where there were lots of car stuck in traffic, and he tries

to start people sitting in their cars as he goes. He was then shot

and killed by the Israeli police. They have not given much

information, but they say he was a 22-year-old man from the north of

the West Bank. Questions will be asked about how he had permission or

whether he was in Israel illegally. A few weeks ago, we had a video of

Dutch police using birds of prey to take down drones. It whetted our

appetite here at the BBC. Anna Hollick and ask that was given

access to the Dutch airbase with the training is going on. Her name is

Hunter, and she's been trained to be part of an elite squad of airborne

crime-fighters. And this is their emissions - to bring down hostile

drones. Once again, the closely - her talons go into the propellers

and it is instantly disabled. The trainers describe it as a low-tech

solution to a high-tech problem. It is instinct. So you are tapping into

the Eagle's cooler instinct was like it is not interested in people or

other animals, it is only interested in catching the drone. They are also

able to land the drones safely on the ground. These drones are

increasingly being used by criminals. They've been used to

smuggle Sim cards, mobile phones and drugs into prisons. There are

concerns they could be used by terrorists, too. The police already

use radio intercepts and nets to tackle drones. This bird's unique

selling point is its Eagle eyed vision. What we cannot see, he can

see. His vision is five times better than ours. Don't forget, they are

born hunters. They miss nothing. Animal welfare charities have raised

concerns. The police say they are researching ways to protect these

talons, and we have been assured that no birds have been harmed

during training. But plenty of drones have been. And this is the

part they are still working on. Teaching the Eagle where to drop the

drone. We're just approaching this baby eagle. What do you have to do

to get him to recognise you? Show him my face. There could be a member

of the public looking at what is going and there could be a dangerous

drone. He could fly off, but I show him some meat and he is just like, I

have this drone, I am protecting it. He will jump to me. A huge chunk of

fleshy meet in exchange. We can be proud of her. London's Scotland Yard

is so impressed that it is looking into emulating this innovative use

of nature. Thanks to Anna for that. Just time

for this tweet from Sam. She asks why I just walk away at the end of

each item? Is it that you left the oven on some thinkers like it is not

very exciting - I get a glass of water, check my script, talk to my

colleagues. That anything. Thank you for asking. We'll be back, but for

the moment, I guess I should do what I always do - go and get a drink of

water! Hello. Many others are being

battered again by cold, wet and windy weather. We are crying out for

Sunshine and settled spell. I some