02/05/2016 Outside Source

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The first cruise from the US to Cuba in nearly 40 years has

It could be an incredible night from Leicester City fans. They could win

the Premier League. But at the moment spires are beating Chelsea

2-1. -- Tottenham are beating Chelsea. We will be keeping a very

close eye on that bat at Stamford Bridge. But we will also have the

latest in the snooker. A US cruise ship has arrived in Cuba

for the first time in nearly 40 years. It sailed from Miami on

Sunday with more than 700 people on board. It arrived in Havana a few

hours ago. Will Grant was on board and I spoke to him a while ago. It

was a sense of something unique, something historic happening. The

idea you were on a cruise ship that hasn't made that specific journey

since before the Cuban revolution was pretty special. A whole range of

people on that journey, a mixture of some people going home to the first

time in a long time. There were people invited by the cruise

company. And then general, ordinary passengers who felt this was the

opportunity they could take to go to Cuba. It is something they have

wanted to do for a long time. The cruise industry delivers a big boost

to lots of countries in the Caribbean. I'm imagining for Cuba

this is a big moment. Yes. It is an important, new route, if you like,

into Cuba. We've already heard about the reinstatement of commercial

flights between the US and Cuba. That is to happen sometime this

year. But to be on this boat and see people coming on in their droves,

and this is quite a small boat, there are plenty more to follow. At

least one every other week with this company. And other companies are

also looking to get the licenses needed. I think it will be a very

popular way to reach Cuba. Because then you can go to the rest of the

Caribbean, do a tour of the island, whatever it may be. I think it will

bump visitor numbers up even further than the have already risen since

this began. We are keeping a Nyom the game at Stamford Bridge. Last

time I looked it is Chelsea one, Tottenham two, if it stays like that

Leicester City won't be champions. If Tottenham do not win them

Leicester City will be champions. Live to Stamford Bridge in a moment.

First, the final at the snooker World Championship. Only foster is

following things from Salford. Where have we got to? -- Olly Foster. This

stretches over two days. It is a big deal. The first Asian into the

final. More people play snake in China than anywhere else in the

world combined. Something like 100 million, perhaps, will be watching.

It is about 4:30am in Beijing at the moment. But it could be a very good

evening for Leicester, because Mark Selby, the world number one, the

jester from Leicester, is in the lead 16-14. This has been a

fantastic final. These are live pictures from the Crucible in

Sheffield. That is Mark Selby, the 2014 champion, at the table right

now. He raced into a 6-0 lead on Sunday, but it was 10-7 when they

resumed in the afternoon session on the bank holiday Monday here. Doing

got himself back to within one frame. -- Ding. But he has just gone

back to his seat. Mark Selby is two frames away from his first world

title. It could be a pivotal moment. Luca with -- pivotal moment for the

world of snooker with Ding getting to his first final.

Snooker has the capacity to go bury late into the evening, hasn't it?

It did last night. We will all burning the midnight oil. One frame

went on for over an hour. When you add everything up together, these

players play for something like two and a half days. Something

ridiculous like that. It is a test of endurance and concentration and

stamina. When it went late on Sunday evening, halfway through, Ding had

the stamina. But Selby has the two frame cushion in this one. He has

never been behind in a final, but Ding is pushing hard.

Thanks very much. Let's turn back to the English Premier League. It is

Chelsea against Spurs. Chelsea the home team. If Tottenham do not win

that then the most improbable Premier League victory in history

will be that Leicester City would be champions. Live from Stamford

Bridge, where are we, Joe? We have got a situation where we

have 12 minutes left. We can anticipate some injury time minutes.

The score is still 2-1 to Tottenham. Mason had a great chance a moment

ago to surely finished the game. As one-on-one with Asmir Begovic, the

keeper, and it was a great save by the Chelsea goalkeeper. In the

build-up we were concentrating on Tottenham's poor historic record at

this ground, no win here for them in 26 years. In the first half there

was a reason for why the modern Tottenham were so good this season.

Song came in for the suspended Dele Alli and he added the second goal

after Harry Kane scored the first. We wondered actually how Chelsea

would get back in it. They came through a corner, it was pay deal

with a good finish after a scramble in the box. -- it was Cahill. This

has been intense and very physical. There will be a lot analysed after

this. In particular a clash between Mousa Dembele Diego Costa. It

appeared that Mousa Dembele put his finger towards the eyes of Diego

Costa. They will have to have a look at that and it could get Mousa

Dembele into trouble for the rest of the season. As it stands it is 2-1.

There will be nothing settled tonight. There will still be a lot

of play for as we go into the penultimate round of games next

week. Thanks very much. If the game shifts

we will go back to Joe. This is the BBC live page, that is how I am

keeping up-to-date with the game. As the game goes on, I will scroll

down... You can get updates. This is being updated all the time by BBC

journalists bringing in the latest reaction and filling you in on the

game. For the lack -- follow that life if you would like to. The one

person who won't want to be watching as Claudio Ranieri, the Leicester

City manager, he said he would probably miss it because he has gone

to Italy to visit his 96-year-old mother. We believe he is on a plane

at the moment coming back, so missing the game come here he is

explaining it all. Tomorrow night I will be flying. I am going back to

Italy after finishing the press conference. Then I come back at the

same time as the match. Then I will be the last man to know the result

in the UK, OK? CHUCKLES

Yes, I want to this seem my mother, who is 96, I want to go and have

lunch with her. Where is she, what part of Italy? I don't tell you.

LAUGHTER Naughty.

CHUCKLES He's probably a lot more relaxed

than some Leicester City fans watching. It is still 2-1 as we

entered the final straight that game. When the interesting details

about the Leicester City is that it has a Thai owner. Some of the fans

who could not get into the stadium tonight. That was when Leicester had

the first chance to win the title but they drew, so things carried on.

This is where those people were trying to watch the game. And that

is where the company, who owns the club, is based.

Many of these fans would once have been backing the other side.

Manchester United was the first English team to capture the

imagination of Thai football fans. But the scarcely believable scenario

of eight hi and club winning the Premier League is gaining Leicester

a fast-growing fan base. -- a Thai owned club. When I first arrived, I

was trying to convince a taxi driver about Leicester City, we had just

been relegated and nobody cared. But now we have a chance. A

disappointing night in some ways for some fans, but they will be relieved

to have got a draw out of this hard-fought match. They are still

very close to that historic achievement of April merely -- of a

Premier League win. When they bought the club six years ago, the company

could scarcely have dreams of this kind of success. It is now poised to

capture the loyalty of one of age's most football mad nations. -- Asia's

most football mad nations. Sometimes you feel a lift in the

volume on a story comes into the studio, at the moment it is because

of a goal at Stamford Bridge. We can bring in Joe Wilson. We can see you

on the TV, who has scored? There has been a huge roar at

Stamford Bridge. That tells you one thing. A Chelsea goal. We are into

the last ten minutes of this game. 100 miles between here and

Leicester, but the news will have been transmitted instantly. As it

stands, those celebrations, which seemed unlikely at half-time at

Leicester, can be back on now. Hasn't scored the equaliser for

Chelsea. He started on the bench. -- Eden Hazard. He said he would much

rather have Leicester winning the league than Chelsea's rivals,

Tottenham Hotspur. Tottenham were 2-0 up, two first half goals, they

looked in a different class, they looked quicker and more skilful as

well as more physical. It is now back to 2-2. Only a win will do for

Spurs in this match to keep it alive. They had to win this match

and hope that Leicester City up. As it stands, the gap would be too big

for Spurs to close, even with two weekends left in this Premier League

season. For people watching around the world

who might not follow the image Premier League as close as the UK,

let's just reiterate how remarkable it would be of Leicester were to

win. -- if Leicester. Leicester City have

never won the Premier League before. 12 months ago they were fighting for

their macrolide just to stay in the Premier League. You were talking

about a team who were 5000 to one to win the Premier League. -- fighting

for their life. There has not been one single bet of such long odds

actually coming through. That's never happened. It is unprecedented.

In recent years we've been talking about the Premier League as being

one of those things which is just for the very wealthy, for the elite

four or five. For anybody to break that monopoly seemed extremely

unlikely. Leicester City, for them, it seemed impossible. Most people

would see this as the most unlikely story in English football. A lot of

people might think it is the most amazing story that has happened in

English sport, maybe even global sport. It is of those global

proportions. It is simpler the story we thought would never happen again

in English football. This is quite something. This feed

is from a pub in Leicester. Plenty of people singing. This is an

extraordinary moment. Just a few minutes to go before Leicester City

are champions. Spurs need a goal. US Secretary of State John Kerry

says foreign powers are getting closer to a place of understanding.

There has been a two month pause in hostilities, but it has collapsed in

the last ten days. John Kerry says a new ceasefire must include Aleppo

where more than 250 civilians have died in the last ten days. Our

correspondent has been travelling with Senator John Kerry.

War has returned to Syria's largest city after two months of relative

calm. The air strikes on hospital last week thrust of the carnage back

into the spotlight. Hundreds of civilians had been killed in the

last ten days of fighting. The Syrian military says it is targeting

jihadists not covered by the truce. But other lines are not clearly

drawn. This is a crucial battle line. If things are not sorted here

it could travel across the country. Geneva has been hosting peace talks.

America's top diplomat came here to try and salvage the truce. We are

engaged in an effort with all of the members of the international Syrian

support group. And with Russia. And particularly in an effort to restore

that cessation of hostilities in those places where it has been most

at risk or most shredded. There is no excuse for not finding again a

reinvigorating and re-implementing and reinstalling of what has been

the only strong message the Syrian people have heard from all of us.

John Kerry is urging Moscow to push its Syrian ally to stop the air

raids. But the most announced here was a joint agreement to strengthen

the monitoring and implementation of the truce. They are wrestling with a

formula to bring quiet back to it Aleppo. There will be intensive

talks between Russia and the UN in the next few days. John Kerry said

there should be clarity about the details of restoring the truce

nationwide. But it is uncertain if they are using the truce to make

military gains on the ground. Scientists are saying they now have

a near perfect picture of the genetic events which cause breast

cancer. If you watching outside of the UK it will be more news of

America next. The latest on John Kerry's attempts to revive the

Syrian peace talks in Geneva. Coming up next on BBC News is the News at

ten. And it might just have an enormous story on its hands. The

score changes in the match between Leicester City and -- unless the

score changes in the match between Spurs and Chelsea Leicester City

will win the Premier League. There is a simple equation for all fans of

Tottenham, they need to win. If they don't get the three points that

Leicester City, currently top of the table, will win. To put this into

context this would be one of the greatest shocks in English sport,

arguably in global sport. Last season Leicester City looked certain

to go down. They narrowly avoided relegation. Lots of pundits had them

marked for relegation this season. Nobody predicted they would be in

the top half of the league let alone win the whole thing. That is what

they are getting close to doing. Let's bring in Joe Wilson who was

live at Stamford Bridge where the game is taking place. How long to

go? This has been very fractious. Lots

of altercations between players almost from the start. Lots of it

from the Spurs players has been centred around Diego Costa. That is

quite common. In flaming the temper of Diego Costa. You see that in

almost every match. There was an incident with Mousa Dembele and the

first targeting his fingers near his eyes. That will be looked at again.

Eric Dyer, one of the talented young English qualified players to come

through the Spurs ranks this season, has been booked. -- Dier. Fabregas

has been claiming he has been stamped on. Almost every 30 seconds

there is an altercation between players on the pitch. We have just

seen replays of the goal from Eden Hazard, who has had such a poor

season for Chelsea. He was the player 's Player of the Year 12

months ago. The price has gone to Mahrez this season. But he curled

one in. At half-time Tottenham probably felt certain they had done

enough. They were far better -- they were by far the better team in the

first half. Dele Alli has been suspended. We are into time added

on. As it stands, this will be enough for Leicester City. Tottenham

began this game knowing that they had to win all of their remaining

games and hope Leicester City slip up. If it stays like this, 2-2, it

does not matter what Leicester City do with their remaining games. City

could be champions. Thanks very much. If you would like

to follow this, it is on the website. Find it on the front page

of the sport app. Update all the time on what is happening in the

game. At the moment it is Chelsea two, Tottenham two. Leicester City

was created as a football club in 1884. It has never won the league.

It has never even been predicted to get close in recent years. It is

just a minute away. There are six minutes of injury time. We are one

minute into that. About one minute to go. That is Joe. I want to show

you some social media. Gary Lineker, a famous Leicester City supporter,

he says he cannot breathe. I think that applies to most Leicester City

fans at the moment. Let's have a look at this pub in Leicester. They

are starting to believe it could happen. There could be a twisted

yet, though. It is interesting, looking at these fans, a mixture of

celebration and complete disbelief. Yes, and I think that feeling has

really extended itself throughout the season. So many factors have

gone into this success for Leicester City. If you had to condense it to

one word it is fearless. There is quality that comes with sport when

you doing something nobody expected you to do. That you can remove the

pressure, remove the anxiety, and you can be fearless. It is something

that Julie every team and every coach in sport aspire to. -- it is

something that every team and every coach in sport aspires to. In years

to come, people might talk about the time Leicester City won the Premier

League. It hasn't happened yet, but we are less than three minutes away

from this game finishing 2-2, and for that to be enough for Leicester

City to win the Premier League. And winning it with two games still left

to play. Some people reporting that insight

the ground the Chelsea fans are cheering for Leicester City and

Claudio Ranieri. Lots of subplots to this. Claudio Ranieri used to be

manager at Chelsea. Many people see the way he was forced out of the

door as not being a fair process. Lots of sympathy for him amongst the

Chelsea fans and they are singing for him and Leicester City. He has

gone home to see his 96-year-old mother in Italy. And apparently he

is on a flight right now. I'm sure he knows the score, but he might

not be able to watch the game. Just to reiterate the odds we were

talking about, with regards to Leicester City. 5000 to one you

would have got at the beginning of the season for this club to win the

English Premier League. It has been the big four, primarily, competing.

We are not there yet, it could go to Leicester City. Let's bring you

those live pictures just to show you these fans gearing up for a party.

You don't know when it will end. It will probably go on until tomorrow.

These people are right on the edge. We are seconds away from the end of

the game. Also very close to the end of Outside Source. If you want to

follow this do go to the BBC sport app or the BBC sport website. I am

sure you will hear about this on the News at ten in a few minutes time.

With all of these fans gearing up to the final whistle, we wish them

well. And Tottenham, as well. Goodbye from Outside Source.

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