14/03/2016 Outside Source

This is outside source, our top stories. Priest -- President Putin

is as he's redrawn the main part of Russian Armed Forces from Syria,

hundreds of migrants stranded in Greece have been detained in

Macedonia after finding another way to cross the border. In chemistry

will speak about the latest in the US primaries come including his

clash with protesters that led to Donald, cancelling a rally. And

Leicester City are playing in the English Premier League, an update on

that. Welcome, we are on air and hour

earlier than usual because the clocks for the moved forward in the

US. We will be on at this time next two weeks and then back to 9pm UK

time as normal. Let's start this half hour with the latest, your 40s

have stepped up security at public places after an attack at a beach

resort on Sunday that killed 18 people. Three days of mourning been

declared. This footage came in a few hours ago from the Hotel security

cameras, you can see it is at the beach-side bar, heavily armed men

opened fire, plenty of people there. Today the French president said for

the were French. As was suspected. The attackers fired on beach-goers

in the Ivory Coast, about 40 kilometres from the commercial

capital. Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb said it launched the attack.

Our correspondent said as this report. Colin Patrick is the owner

of a hotel in the town where at least two people were killed, three

others severely wounded. The customers were having a drink by the

swimming pool and the attackers came in. TRANSLATION: They came from the

kitchen and came here and shot, he warned the guide in black and then

shot a French guy over there. You can see an impact on the wall, then

he fell. The hotel owner says he was not surprised by the attack, they

had been expecting something like this to happen. He says security

must be stepped up. TRANSLATION: Now the solution is to secure the

Dutchman is for the security forces to be more present and are visible

to secure trust. Doesn't be security forces. Ivory Coast has been a good

fight as a potential target for Islamist militants for years,

bordering Mali and Burkina Faso, which were attacked in November and

January. In previous attacks on regional capitals Al-Qaeda chose

upscale coat-tails. This low-key resort is an easier target but it is

still one that will stick to be the's minds. It's a place where

people came to have fun and very close to the country's capital, a

symbol of economic growth in West Africa. On the coast, people are

adamant they will not let this attack change their lifestyles. And

that this country that has been quickly recovering from a decade of

civil conflict must continue to thrive. Plenty more on those reports

on the BBC website, look at that and the attack in Ankara. Let's talk

sport, a big night in the Premier League tonight, Leicester City

playing Newcastle. Rafa Benitez's first game in charge. The kicked off

30 minutes ago and if Leicester when they will be five coins clear at the

top of the Premier League if they can sustain that form in the running

then what an achievement. They have nowhere near the resources of the

other English giants. One of Leicester's big fans, Gary Lineker,

wrote a piece in the Guardian today in which he said that his team are

on the edge of sporting immortality. I'm sure they are if they can keep

it up. Catherine, any norms for went up in the newsroom, which suggests

there is a Leicester fan among us? Does not a huge roar. Possibly,

Leicester are a 1-0 up, Olga Zaki with a spectacular overhead kick to

put Leicester head. Hugely important game, became the Haddin had and are

relying upon to keep them ahead of their rivals, can close the gap --

gap at the top of the table beating Aston Villa yesterday, just two

points in it at the moment if Leicester can winter night they will

be five points clear, and enormous night for a list of the what keep

life is a big night for Newcastle United, Benitez taking charge for

the first time as they try and avoid relegation and if they win tonight

they will be clear of the relegation zone for now. Big night for both

teams. That is of five Rafah, this tonight and then the north-east

derby, playing Sunderland at the weekend. Yes, on Sunday, big weekend

for Newcastle coming up, a run of difficult fixtures for Benitez on

the side of his career, what a season Leicester have had, they've

started this season as favourites to be relegated because they did so

badly the previous season, they got off to such a strong start this time

around when some of the big-name in the Premier League faltered,

Manchester United and Chelsea that you would expect to be up there,

Manchester City had a stumble this weekend as well and gradually held

on. Lots of people saying they must slip up, this cannot last, but it

has and it's made even more remarkable by the fact that you

think of how little Leicester City have had to spend compared to the

likes of the big-name click Manchester United and Manchester

City. Gary Lineker saying that if they win it would be the most

unlikely triumph in team sport history. Nine games left of the

season, plenty of time for a Leicester to slip up, but wouldn't

it be brilliant if they could hang on? 1-0 just now against Newcastle

United, we will keep you updated. I think they were bottom of the league

this time of the season last year? Hanky for joining us. Tennis, Rafa

Nadal has said he will sue an extra French Government minister who

accused him of failing a drugs test. Her name is Rossland Barcelona who

said this: Quite an explosive allegation. This

was his response. I have heard, it's like this a couple of times and this

will be the last one because I am going to sue her. I let it go a few

times in the past, not more. I know how tough I worked to be here, to

listen to comments like that come to hurt, from a person who should be

serious, a minister of a big and great country like France. So I am

going to sue her and everyone who will comment something similar in

the future because I am tired of them. Fighting talk from Rafa Nadal.

Stay with us, in a few minutes we will look at the latest mission to

Mars, a joint-venture between Russia and Europe that aims to sniff out

live on the red planet. More than 500 people in England and

Wales have been arrested for neglecting the last year for leaving

their child unattended. How young is too young? Tim Haines was arrested

when he left his young daughter in his car outside a chemist commits to

came more than a year to clear his name. We went into court and the

judge said how long could you leave her for? Five minutes? And that is

supposed be a crime? And the case was dismissed. But altogether it was

a harrowing and worrying experience and we left our lives in complete

turmoil 40-year and a half dozen for wine and a half years. How unusual

are these cases? We said Freedom of information requests to 43 police

forces across England and Wales, or the 28th at Clyde, there were 510

arrests last year in total, the youngest child concern was just six

weeks old but the oldest was 15. What does the law say? There are

several legal age limit that come to child's life when they should be

educated from, the type of film they can and see and even when they can

become marriage, of course, but there is no legal age limit for when

a child can be left home alone. The law states simply that a child

should never be left at home if they would be at risk. Parents know the

maturity level of their children and they have a strong suspicion about

when things are safe and when they are not. What the NSPCC is saying is

that parents should not take risks when it comes to children and for

anyone under school-age they should not be alone. Former MP John hemming

is campaigning for more clarity in the law. Specific ages would help,

more guidance would help, those 510 people might be right, some are

almost certainly right, but it is a criminal act, but otherwise would be

surprised as to what had happened. The NSPCC advice is that no child

under 12 should be left for what it calls a long time and 60s should not

be alone overnight, but it's advice, guidance, not law and for some

parents that can cause just as many problems as it solves.

This is outside source live from the BBC newsroom, are the story is

President Putin says he is withdrawing the main part of Russian

Armed Forces from Syria, saying his country but intervention had largely

achieved its objectives. Next on the BBC debate about your Watkin,

America has an exclusive report from the Peruvian Amazon, where a huge

oil spill has taken a heavy toll on local Munshi 's dismal community is.

Here in the UK the news at ten looks at where signals that budget in the

UK when the Chancellor announces his plans for the year ahead. Oregon's

Bercow the latest on where the axe is likely to fall. As always there

is plenty to catch up on with the US primaries in Chicago a rally on

Friday for Donald Trump was called off for safety reasons. There were

scuffles and fights between protesters and strong supporters and

then Mr Trump linked Democratic hopeful Bernie Saunders for sending

his supporters to disrupt the rally and back on the other way from Mr

Saunders, describing Mr Trump as, yes, a pathological liar, insisting

his campaign is nothing to do with the demonstrations. Let's go to

Washington. I know this is a rough and tumble in politics but this is

ridiculous. I do not remember, I was trying to go back through my history

books, but I don't remember in all the campaigns I've covered anything

quite like this where there has been coming yes, tension, but this level

of repeated violence, low-level violence when they -- mainly,

although the rally was shot down on Friday. Lots of big questions now

are being raised about Mr Trump himself, has somehow his language at

rallies incited this kind of violence? The top Republican in the

House of Representatives, Paul Ryan, Speaker of the house, did today say

that candidates are responsible for the tone and conduct at their

rallies. He did not name Mr Trump specifically but it's interesting

that senior Republicans are effectively saying that if there is

violence you are responsible and you must control your crowds and what

you say sets the tone. Do you think this placed Mr Trump's advantage? Is

there any dip in the polls because of the scuffles were seen? One

Republican post was saying earlier that in the primary campaign, the

people who like Mr Trump will just rally around him tighter, they are

saying that this is the fault of the protesters and they have a right to

hear their candidates, Mr Trump himself today described his rallies

as a lovefest and said there is no violence and nobody has been hurt.

During this stage of the campaign, this, if anything, makes his

supporters feel even more that the liberal media as they call it and

the established Republicans are gaining up against us but when it

gets the general election campaign of Mr Kopp is the nominee, this kind

of violence and chaos and confusion is not the kind of thing Americans

will like to see particularly. -- if Mr Trump. I want to show people what

is happening around the country, these early states that will be

voting tomorrow. We have often marked the Northern Mariana Islands

that is in northern territory of the cause of the US. Lots of delegates

up for grabs in these states that are voting. The two key states are

Florida and Ohio because they are the home states of Marco Rubio and

John Casey, winning those would mean an awful lot for their respective

campaigns. What are the polls seen? This is a poll for Florida, looks

messy but you just focus on these lines, that is Mr Trump's line, a

dip in March but back up to the top, and this one is Marco Rubio, the

home Senator, nowhere near Mr Trump. He is a long way ahead and if we

were to show viewers the Ohio Graaf, similar to that, John Casey and

Donald Trump much tighter, that looks more like an interesting race?

It is possible John Casey, the governor of Ohio, manages to squeak

that one out and he would use that as a rational sake why should I get

out of the race? I just won one of the biggest states where it is a

winner take all states, and that justifies me staying on in this

race, Florida will be interesting to watch and particularly what happens

to Marco Rubio, the establishment earning in as the centrist moderate

Senator from that state, as you suggested, 20 points behind Donald

Trump just now, it looks like, will have a half-day does make hefty win

in Florida. If Tom wins Florida and Illinois and Ohio that is pretty

much game over, it would be almost impossible to say this was not

Donald Trump's nomination. What do you make of Mitt Romney backing

Casey? And trying to think what the strategy would be? The strategy from

people like Mitt Romney is anyone but Trump. What can we possibly do

to stop him? And there is something new new public in party that you

want to give as many opponents in the race for as long as possible to

stop trouble getting the magic number of delegates that he needs to

secure the nomination. That kicks into July and the Convention in

Cleveland and makes it a brokered convention and it will start again

and they will start haggling again. We will see after tomorrow, if he

does well in Florida, Illinois and state Ohio, then it is his

nomination, it will be hard for the establishment to stop him and they

will have to make a choice, do we get behind him, do we stay silent at

home or carry on supporting opponents? It will be interesting to

see what happens after Tuesday to the Republican Party. We will be

watching. Thank you. Is there life on Mars? Earlier today a rocket

blasted off from Kazakhstan for the beginning of a seven-month journey

carrying with it in Mars Explorer that is designed to sniff out

methane. The gas that can indicate life. It is the first of a two state

exploration of the red planet. A joint Wenger bank Europe and Russia.

-- venture by. On On its way to search

for life on another world. The spacecraft begins its 300

million mile journey. When it arrives at Mars in October,

it will analyse traces of a gas called methane, that could have been

created by living organisms. Where we thought previously

it was a barren and sterile planet and there

was nothing to be found there, everything has become more

and more likely to lean towards the fact that actually,

there could still be life there. The first views of the Martian

landscape, taken in the 1970s, But images taken from space over

the past 20 years showed that there was water

frozen under the surface. And last year, the most

remarkable pictures yet. Channels recently carved

by flowing water. And where there is water,

there may be life. It is here at this Mars mock-up

in Stevenage that the rover that will search for that life

is being designed and tested. This is a prototype of the rover

Europe will be sending to Mars It will be the first able to drill

deep into the Martian surface. Now that's important

because if there is life on Mars, it is going to be found

several metres underground. Life is more likely to exist

under the Martian surface because it is shielded

from the radiation from space that A British team is developing

the rover's camera. It will be using a series of filters

to find the most likely place It's a very exciting time

for Mars exploration. We are perhaps on the brink

of discovering whether there is or was life on Mars

and these two missions are perfectly By the end of the decade,

we might have the answer to the question,

is there, or was there If they do find life,

it is likely that it is commonplace Scientists will then know that we're

not alone in the universe. that rocket is travelling at over

20,000 kilometres per are distilled takes six months. That's it for this

evening, thank you for watching, act at the same time