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Hello, I'm Ros Atkins, this is Outside Source.

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Let's look through some of the main stories here in the BBC Newsroom.

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The Nigerian government has said it is shocked and embarrassed

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at David Cameron's remarks to Queen Elizabeth.

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He described Nigeria as fantastically corrupt.

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The leader of the largest Islamist party in Bangladesh

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Motiur Rahman Nizami was hanged at Dhaka's central prison.

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He was convicted of crimes against humanity during Bangladesh's

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war of independence from Pakistan in 1971.

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I'll show you this report about a BBC investigation

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which discovered that over 1,700 unidentified migrants have been

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buried in unmarked graves, after dying while trying to get

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We will update you on the football, it is West

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And earlier today our correspondent in Moscow was performing

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Eurovision hits on the piano - on request - live on Facebook.

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All very impressive - I'll show you the best bits.

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Now to a special BBC investigation into the unnamed victims

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This interactive feature allows you to explore the stories

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of some of those who've lost their lives.

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Including the 1,700 adults and children who've been buried

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in unmarked graves in Turkey, Greece and Italy.

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I'm going to play you one of the reports we have.

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It's by Rami Ruhayem on the island of Lesbos in Greece.

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There are hundreds who have been lost at sea or found but not

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identified. And their relatives scattered across

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the globe are left with a lingering pain that could haunt them for the

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rest of their lives. In the last two years more than

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8,000 peel have died trying to reach Europe. On average at least one

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person each day has been buried in an unmarked grave. Which you see in

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these red dots, scattered across Italy, Greece and Turkey.

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More than 70 of the burial sites have been found as part of this BBC

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investigation. The cemetery in Lesbos is one of

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them, with dozens of bodies. Most of them unidentified.

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Some are recovered when the boats they were on capsize. Others wash up

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ashore, days or even weeks later. Many relatives of the missing are

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desperately trying to find them. Because of the large number of

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bodies found by the Greek authorities they have had to bring

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in containers like these. Sometimes the bodies of migrants stay here for

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days or weeks, or even months. Many of those who brave death to

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reach Europe leave relatives behind. With the hope of some day seeing

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them again. But those lost along the trail leave a darker kind offing. No

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longer for reunion, only for closure. If you want background on

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the crisis in Europe and the causes of it which are found further afield

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in countries like Iraq and Syria you can do that online threw BBC News.

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English football is saying farewell to one its most

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West Ham are playing Manchester United at Upton Park.

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It's been the club's home since 1904.

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But from next season, home will be just a few kilometres away -

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in the form of the Olympic Stadium, which you'll all know from 2012.

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The match kicked off late because of unwanted scenes

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It was largely peaceful, but a few fans threw bottles

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Man Utd captain Wayne Rooney said "It wasn't nice.

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The coach got smashed up, but we're here now, so have

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to prepare for the game and go out and do our job".

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West Ham's co-chairman David Sullivan told the BBC "I don't

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understand why United couldn't get here at 4pm.

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So some needle, but the main thing for the fans is take

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One of things that has made English football so famous is the atmosphere

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inside the ground. It is not always the biggesty the noisiest and maybe

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the best. Upton Park, the bowling ground is a great example of that. I

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am here with three fans ready for last match here. Tell me what this

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ground means to you? Just so much history, so many good memory, a few

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bad ones too. That is all part of being a West Ham fan. The rendition

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of Bubble, makes the hairs stand up on the back of your neck.

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# I'm forever blowing bubbles. The song Bubbles, which is almost 100

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years old I think. That will be sung at every game. That is part of the

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atmosphere. What makes it different. It does, the moment we have 30 toed

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toed xxxx,000 fan, hopefully there will be 50 or 60,000 fans singing it

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at the new stadium. The noise will be tremendous. West Ham has been

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known as a family club, you are here with wife and daughter I think. Here

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we are. OK. Right. What do you think about moving grounds, do you think

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it will be different. Yes, it will be very sad the leave here, but

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yeah, it is all part of the adventure. You are a young

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supporter, you only have good memories associated with this club.

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My first game was in 97. My dad brought me up here with my uncle and

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we, I saw West Ham triumph 4-3 over Spurs that night and I have never

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looked back. Doesn't get much better than that.

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Never looked back. Thanks for your time. I am sure there will be lots

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more memory to come. They have to November a bigger stadium while

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maintaining what has made this ground so famous, the intimacy and

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the atmosphere. One football journalist has

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highlighted the fact this is no dead rubber at the send end of the

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season. The bigger story is qualification. Get fourth you get

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into the Champions League, come fifth and you go into the Europa

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League. Let us find out how the game is going. Jess is live. I was

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reading the reports half-time, Jess, it sounded like West Ham were as

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good as Manchester United were poor. Yes, I don't think it should have

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started much better for West Ham. Really high tempo start. You could

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tell how much they wanted it. Sakho put them 1-0 up after ten

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minutesful. He has pulled away from his defender. Received the ball in

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from Lanzini and slotted it back the goalkeeper. Questions will be

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requested of Manchester United's defence, the player meant to be

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marking him, daily bulletined, the ball was in the back of the next

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before he realised he lost his man. Minutes later an grown had a goal

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disallowed. He bundled the ball into the back of the net. Andy Carroll

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has had a one-on-one with David De Gea, as has Dimitri Payet, but in

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the last few seconds as I have come do you, it looks like it is 1-1.

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Manchester United have got the goal back, Antony marshal has got the

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goal. So, as it stands, United do need to win this if they are #24iing

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about Champions League qualification. Chasing that fourth

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spot. West Ham obviously could still qualify for the Europa League, but

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at the moment, it is 1-1 and there is 51 minutes on the clock.

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All right. Thank you very interesting. West Ham will be

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frustrated with that. As we pull up the BBC live page. You can see it

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says West Ham 1 Manchester United 1. If you are not able the see the game

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but want to follow it on line you can do so through the sport app.

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That is what I am doing while I am talking to you. One of the many sub

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plots to that game, is the van Gaal manager of Manchester United is

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under big pressure, and there is a lot of speculation if he doesn't get

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into the Champions League He his job could be up, and if it the, there is

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lots of speculation that Jose Mourinho recently sacked at Chelsea

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could be in the running. But maybe he has a better option. We sported

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this earlier. Indonesia's sports minister says

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he want to appoint Jose Mourinho He says he has discussed a deal

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with Indonesian President Joko Widodo that would be worth

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?13 million per year. Not the obvious

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destination for Mourinho. Indonesia's team is ranked 185th

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in the world, and has been banned from international competition

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since last year, over government Never turn down the chance

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to show you Vladimir Putin This is a common sight,

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and he normally scores. Here he is playing in

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an exhibition match in Sochi. Mr Putin has the Defence Minister

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on his team - including some big As is traditional, Mr Putin wore

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the number 11 jersey, and would you know it,

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after the first period Mr Putin's We will talk about the Eurovision

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song on tes. It is happening this week in Stockholm. Russia in the

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form of this man is favourite to win. Steve Rosenberg has been not

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just speaking to him but accompanying him on the piano as you

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can see. Primary school pupils

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have been practising for their Standard Assessment Tests,

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or SATSs, for more than a year. There is a lot riding on how

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well they do in English, maths and science, for them,

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and for their schools. But this morning's tests might

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never have happened. Some people have been nervous and

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some people haven't really been bothered too much. I was quite

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nervous though. The more I went through it I caught up and it wasn't

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very hard, it was quite easy. The test might never have happened.

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Pearson, the company that supplies the exams mistakenly allowed the

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paper on the a secure website. Then a marker leaked it to a journalist.

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The leak comes three weeks after another primary school test had to

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be abandoned, because it had been mistakenly posted on a government

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website. Earlier, tests for four-year-olds had to be suspended

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because the three versions on offer were found not to be comparable.

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There is absolute chaos in assessment. They should scrap these

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tests, certainly not use the results of any that will have been done this

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year and talk with the profession about what appropriate assessment

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for primary school children looks like. The Government said the

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leaking of the test had been an attempt to sabotage the exam but

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insipsed it hasn't been compromised. It is essential that people in

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positions of trust can be relied upon to act appropriately.

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Unfortunately in this case, it appears that one person did not. And

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they leaked the Key Stage 2 English grammar, punctuate and spelling test

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to a journalist. The Government insists that its

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tough new curriculum and the rigorous exams used to test it are

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essential for raising standards. The parents have cam plained that the

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new tests leave children stressed and anxious, and teachers say not

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only do they distort the curriculum but the new tests were introduced in

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a way that was rushed and chaotic. But its supporters say the more

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challenging tests allowed children's progress to be monitored.

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Thank you for being with me here. We are live in the news room.

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The Nigerian government has said it is shocked and embarrassed

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at David Cameron's remarks to Queen Elizabeth.

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He described Nigeria as fantastically corrupt.

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It will have more on President Obama confirming he'll become the first

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serving president to visit Hiroshima in Japan since the Americans dropped

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The referendum over Britain's membership of the EU features

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heavily on the News at Ten next in the UK.

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Former government minister Ian Duncan Smith said today

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that the EU is a force for social injustice.

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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says the Union strengthens

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Donald Trump and the new Mayor of London Sadiq Khan have been

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says is he's "Europe's most powerful Muslim politician".

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And you'll remember what Mr Trump's plan is if he gets

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Donald Trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of Muslims

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entering the US, until our country's representatives can figure out what

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Well now, Donald Trump has told the New York Times that Mr Khan

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But the new Mayor's not keen on that plan.

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It's not just about me, I don't want to be the exception

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Donald Trump has said should he be elected as President

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of the United States of America, he would ban Muslims

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That means if you are somebody who wants to go there on holiday,

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wants to go Disneyland, if you're a business person

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who wants to do business there, if you are somebody who wants to be

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a student in America, because you are a Muslim you could

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So while it may be great he has made an exception for me,

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it is not about me, it is about my friends,

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family and others, from all around the world who want to go to America.

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My concern is he is playing into the hands of extremists,

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who say it is not compatible to be western and mainstream Muslim.

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I think London showed last Thursday it is.

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Another furore - and more evidence that Mr Trump's proposal

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is unpopular across the political spectrum in Europe.

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Here's Anthony Zurcher in Washington.

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I don't think it matters to him that much. He has been very came vague

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about his plan, he is talking about a ban as you quoted him earlier, but

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he doesn't really say how it is going to be implemented. Now he is

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talking about an exception, who makes a determine of that? It is

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Donald Trump, someone else? He is throwing this out here because his

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base likes that rhetoric, they are afraid of so-called Islamic State,

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they are afraid of Muslim terrorism as they see it, and so anything he

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says is going to appeal to that kind of base fear and he won't say what

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it means. I guess what we have seeing here, is the mayor and

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questioning it, but do the practicalities matter in heck troll

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terms. I don't think it does, I don't think it matters for Donald

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Trump's voters, where it might matter is this puts a western face

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on the challenge that this ban he has called for presents, when the

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more genius US electorate looks at it and sees someone who is the Mayor

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of London. We are not talking about a Middle Eastern ally, hee is the

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head of a European capital. Can't come into the country or can't bring

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his refugees into the country. As far as Donald Trump's base go, it

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has proven they are going to stand by him, through thick and thin. He

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had a spat with the Pope and that didn't affect his vote totals at

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all. They with Donald Trump to the end. You you have had a few days to

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digest Ted Cruz, Jon Kay sick dropping out, what is your take on

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how Donald Trump is approaching the challenges ahead? He is trying to

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make a pivot towards the general election, he is trying to smooth

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over some of the rough edge, but there are is fierce resistance to

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Donald Trump among Republicans, their office holders who say they

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are not the nominee, no matter what. There are a few that are coming

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round, but it is going to be a very long-drawn-out effort to try to

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unite the party before this Republican convention in July. He

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hasn't done it yet. He has to sit down tomorrow with Paul eyian, the

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Speaker who has with held his endorsement. We will have to see how

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that go, there is nothing set in stone as far as his potential to

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present a united face to the party. Let me bring up some copy that has

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come in from Reuters. Telling us that Donald Trump says he has

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narrowed potential Vice-Presidential picks to five or six and he has not

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ruled out Christie. He is talking about governor Chris Christie from

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New Jersey. Someone who has been vocal in his support of Donald

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Trump. All we know he is saying we don't need another business person,

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and there are five or six people in the running. Beyond that, we shall

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have to wait and see. OK. From Dunfermline -- Donald Trump to

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China. Bizarre story from China next,

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about fake jellyfish Police in two eastern provinces

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found that two workshops had distributed up to ten tonnes of fake

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jellyfish into food markets. The police also produced

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this blog post. Jellyfish is very popular - often

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sliced and served with a salad. Fake jellyfish is made by mixing

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chemicals and contains dangerously These can cause bone and nerve

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damage, and harm memory. They added this gif of someone not

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looking well. If you have question, there is a very good Q A online

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from BBC Chinese. You can fine it on line.

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It includes advice on how to spot fake jellyfish.

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If it's tasteless, with no smell, has a texture similar to sellotape

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It's the Eurovision Song Contest this weekend in Stockholm.

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Sergey Lazarev from Russia is favourite to win -

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he's been talking to Steve Rosenberg.

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I am very excited, actually, because it is a great opportunity

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For Russia, it is very serious and like an Olympic Games in the music.

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The audience, Russian people, the Russian audience

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Every year the ratings are very high, every year we want to win.

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It's about the only one person, because everybody has this main

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In 2014 when Conchita won, I remember the studio discussion and

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there were politicians shouting and saying that Eurovision is a bad

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influence, it's a European influence.

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I heard that and I turned off the TV.

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Relations between Russia and the West are quite tense.

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Do you think that Eurovision can bring Russia and the

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The music doesn't have any religion, nationalities, sexual orientation.

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So I think Eurovision will maybe help, it should

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# You're my life, every breath that I take.

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Steve offered to do a Facebook live stream and he offered to play any of

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the binners on question. Chloe would like Waterloo. Abba from 1974.

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-- any of the winners. On request.

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MUSIC: Waterloo by Abba. Some Abba from 74. Let us see

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Patrick would like 1987, Hold Me Now once again, Jonny Logan.

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MUSIC: Hold Me Now by Jonny Logan. What do we have next? James would

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like Rise Like a Phoenix by conChe the. That was Austria. -- Conchita.

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Gb MUSIC: Rise Like a Phoenix by

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Conchita. A BBC presenter for the Washington

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team, wondering why you are still a BBC journalist, and not a nightclub

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star. The reason is because I want to put a roof over my head! So he

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went from Red Square one day to playing Abba on Facebook the next.

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That is life's rich tap tri. Thanks to Steve for that. We are back

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tomorrow. Bye. It is a lively spell of weather,

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full of contraps. Since we launched

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