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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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One of the more than 200 Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped

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by Boko Haram Islamists in Nigeria has been found.

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It's the first such rescue in two years.

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There are protests in Venezuela against the government over

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Inflation is forecast to hit 700% this year.

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We'll be live in Basel in a few minutes where Liverpool are playing

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And we'll hear about Donald Trump's latest comments in a moment -

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He's given a couple of interesting interviews.

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Until relatively recently, the idea of North Korean leader

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Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump having a meeting was...

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I would have no problems speaking to him. I would put a lot of pressure

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on China, economically we have a lot of power with China, people don't

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realise that. They are extracting vast billions of dollars out of our

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country. We have tremendous power over China. China can solve that

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problem with one meeting or phone call. How will they do it? They

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hatch and has power over North Korea. North Korea has nukes? So

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this China. I would have no problem speaking to them.

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Some have been asking for more foreign policy

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details from Donald Trump - perhaps they didn't expect this.

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OS regular Anthony Zurcher's been looking at this -

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Donald Trump has said he wants to be unpredictable in foreign policy. I

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do think anyone could have predicted this. To break from US strategy

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dealing with North Korea, always focusing on multilateral talks.

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Donald Trump himself calling Kim Jong-Un a bad dude. Saying it would

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not be bad if he was assassinated, disappeared. This will have hurt him

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during the primaries. Barack Obama saying he would sit down with

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leaders from Iran and North Korea. He was criticised. Now Donald Trump

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standing on stage, it will not affect him at this point. Foreign

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policy not the biggest factor in whether he picks up votes? Exactly,

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everybody thought this may be a foreign policy election, coming into

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it. Donald Trump has made traction with his economic message. That is

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his trade. Also the border wall. Generally giving a voice to the

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disaffected angry conservatives. Whether that will make a play in a

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general election, that is the question. I want to focus on that

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interview with Megan Kelly, on Fox News. She interviewed him, he said

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she was unfair, and she may have been on period. He also tweeted

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abusive comments. They sat down, with this interview. When you and I

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were having our difficulty, you probably had some nasty tweets sent

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your way. I don't want to say, I have heard that. I don't want that

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to happen, my fans, we have a non-believable bond. You tweaked

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some of those. Not the nasty ones, you would be amazed. Bimbo. That was

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a very sweet. -- that was a re-tweet. Not the most horrible

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things. They have your life, you must have a lot worse was the U have

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had a life that has not been that easy. It is not about me, it is

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about the message, to young girls. It is a modern-day form of fighting

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back. How did you score this one? It sounded awkward. Overall, it was

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cordial. Donald Trump trying to accomplish two things, making peace

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with the conservative media, she's well working on Fox News, watched by

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a lot of conservatives. He's trying to unite their group behind him.

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Trying to address what is obviously some appearance problems he has with

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female voters. 70 or 80 negative percent rating with female voters.

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If he can smooth relations with her, that can help. He may have

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accomplished that, we will see when it comes time to vote. Next we will

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talk about the Democrats. Nearly a done deal, still not there. Hillary

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Clinton taking Kentuckian, Bernie Sanders taking Oregon. It means

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Hillary Clinton is close to securing the party's nomination. Feels like I

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have been saying that for a while. All of this getting interesting. You

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can get this article through the BBC News app describing chaos in Nevada,

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talking about the Democrat activists. Nevada is a process,

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everybody focusing on the first round of caucuses. There were

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several other stages, Bernie Sanders' people out organising

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people as they progress to the final round, which was the state

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convention. Not like they could pick up a couple more delegates. Hillary

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Clinton's people blocking them. It became chaos, the sound is people

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were upset, saying the doors were being violated. Bernie Sanders says

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he has a pathway to the nomination, saying it will be hard, he can win

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more delegates, catching Hillary Clinton for the pledged delegate

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count, get the super delegates to come onto his side. That is a hard

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road to travel. He's saying this, the followers believe him. When

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things do not go his way, when Hillary Clinton wins Kentucky,

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picking up votes in Oregon. They will get angrier and angrier, they

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feel like the will of the people, the movement taken for granted by

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the Democrat party. Bernie Sanders contributing with the rhetoric.

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Important development in that story. We have fantastic and analysis on

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our website. There's been a massive

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landslide in Sri Lanka - MAP Sri Lanka is an island nation

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off the south coast of India. Sri Lanka is an island nation off

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the south coast of India. The landslide has affected three

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villages, about 70 kilometres Hundreds are missing,

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hundreds of thousands of people Here's a tweet from the Sri

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Lankan Red Cross who've been housing some of those

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who've lost their homes. The landslides in this rugged part

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of central Sri Lanka have caused this entire side

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of the hill to fall away. Mud, rocks and trees crashed down

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on three small villages. Some houses have been

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buried, others flattened. And once fertile farmland has been

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transformed in a matter People have been rescuing

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what little they can. The army and Air Force have been

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called in for relief and rescue. Sometimes, it is a

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precarious operation. But rescuers are having difficulty

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getting heavy equipment Away from the hills,

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low-lying coastal areas are flooded The President flew in to Kegalle,

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where the landslides TRANSLATION: Priority is defined

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as people missing and provide necessary facilities

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to those displaced. We are taking that responsibility

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and doing all we can More than 300,000 people have been

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displaced from their homes and are crowding into state-run

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centres like this one. With the dams so full,

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there is a risk of further flood damage if the flow of

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water is not regulated. And with even the railways under

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water, normal life across much If you are interested in the Europa

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League final, we have a result. Sevilla winning again, incredibly

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they keep winning it. Beating Liverpool 3-1. Sevilla go into the

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Champions League. They are celebrating long into the night.

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Live from the stage in the next few minutes on Outside Source. Pictures

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coming out of the north-west. In a few minutes Single Source We'll

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take a look at more of these amazing pictures of a meteor over

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the northeastern United States. One of the greatest basketball

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players of all time is helping youngsters in the Midlands. He has

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settled in this part of the area. In the MBA no bun -- NVA no one was

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bigger than this man, the basketball court was his home, now he's putting

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down roots in Birmingham. What are you doing in Birmingham? It was an

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opportunity to take my whole family to go to school in England, for the

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international exposure. The term legend is overused. This man really

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is a basketball legend. One of the all-time greats. Now playing here.

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As the news spread, so did the Greens on the youngsters bases.

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Seeing him now, and real. He is one of the best players to ever step on

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the court. Still cannot believe it. My husband is over the moon. He

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likes the basketball, he cannot believe he's here, you can touch. He

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has moved is that to Birmingham, his personal fortune is $200 million, he

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wanted his sons to get a game of basketball, the best place a tenancy

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club, in one of the city's most deprived areas. The bars in having a

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legend of the game in your mitts, happy and humble to get involved. To

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help us create a partnership between the club and Kemp, it gives us a

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huge opportunity to help raise the profile of the sport. On the

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Internet, it sends you a seven feet tall, six, ten. Six, 11. You are

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pretty tall. I am shrinking. He is willing to use his stature in the

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game to grow the city of Birmingham basketball club.

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This is Outside Source live from the BBC newsroom.

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One of the more than two-hundred Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped

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by Boko Haram Islamists in Nigeria has been found.

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It's the first such rescue in two years.

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World News America is next around the world.

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It's got a report about one man from Kentucky who runs

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an organisation that catches and tags sharks in an effort

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Here in the UK, the News at Ten is next.

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It's got more on the announcement that Junior doctors in England have

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come to an agreement with the government over

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The conflict has led to several strikes.

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Liverpool against Sevilla in the Europa League final

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Took us through the game. The first few minutes seemed to be going well

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for Liverpool. Liverpool started very brightly indeed. The fans

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behind me, they are going home very disappointed indeed. The old cliche,

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a game of to halves. Daniel Sturridge gave them the lead with a

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beautiful curling effort. Should have been two, trying to prod home

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Dejan Lovren's Edda, he was offside, it went in the back of the net, he

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did not touch it, could have been 2-0. Amazing second from Sevilla

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putting them in the history books. Third straight title, the first club

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to win back-to-back European titles since Bayern Munich in the 1970s.

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Kevin Gameiro, the French striker getting his eighth Europa League old

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of the season. Just 17 seconds into the second part. Followed by two

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goals by their Spanish midfielder and captain, Coke. Putting it out of

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reach for Liverpool. Aside experience in this competition,

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playing in a lot of finals, four in the last ten years. It was too

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little, too late. Liverpool not able to come back. For Jurgen Klopp and

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his men, so much about them in the build-up, now back to the drawing

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board. Being kept company by a few Liverpool fans, drowning their

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sorrows. Let's get some Premier League stories coming out today.

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John Terry has signed a new one-year deal with Chelsea.

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Wayne Rooney says he sees his Manchester United

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He played there in yesterday's game against Bournemouth -

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afterwards he said - "at the moment it's better

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And Aston Villa, which has just been relegated -

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has just been bought by Chinese businessman Dr Tony Xia has agreed

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to buy for 60 million pounds - just under 90 million dollars.

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The deal needs Football League approval but it would see Dr Xia

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take 100% ownership and become chairman.

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Now there are hardly any professional sportsmen and women

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Now the Culture, Media and Sport committee has begun an inquiry

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into why so few professional sportsmen and women feel

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comfortable talking openly about their sexuality.

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Earlier on BBC we heard from a few people about what it means

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In most other things, it is very normal to have a gay colleague.

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Teachers, anything, any line of work, very common. In sport, it is

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not. There are a number of footballers, sports men and women

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who want to come out, don't have the confidence to do so. Questions asked

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of the internal culture in sport, to make it a more supportive

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environment for those who want to come out. That is why it is

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important we get role models coming out, normalising the process of

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coming out, kids feel they can go to their teachers, stand up for

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themselves. So that the bullies realise it is no longer acceptable.

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Their heroes are gay. It is a problem in society, footballers,

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other athletes, not so much within my sport, we are not that high

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profile, but high-profile can affect the way you think about your

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training, on the court, on the pitch, you don't want to be

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distracted from the overall job. Aiming for that gold medal, number

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one spot. If you are watching in the UK, you can see the full discussion

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on the BBC iPlayer. Never a dull moment

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for Leicester City's football team. The connection between a small city

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in the English midlands - and Thailand is that the club

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is owned by a company called King Our correspondent Jonathan Head

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was there for the celebrations. This is a moment I don't think any

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tie football fan thought they would ever see. See only Premier League

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championship trophy being won by a side owned by people from Thailand.

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Something that the owners never expected. Two years ago he promised

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to spend money to get Leicester into the top five. He has got the prize

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he thought he would never reach. There are other sides that are owned

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by Thailand companies, Reading. The question is, can Leicester do it

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again? Applying the same methods they have in the last season to

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repeat their success, or is it a one-off? What impact will this have

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on football in Thailand, a country where the passion for the game is

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enormous, the waiters played locally never really being up to scratch,

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doing well internationally. This kind of success will be a huge

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morale boost for tie football fans. -- football fans from Thailand.

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Since November, a trial has been taking place inside the Vatican

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of three officials and two Italian journalists -it's over the leaking

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of internal documents that allegedly reveal widespread mismanagement

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The trial is closed to the public, but a small group of journalists

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is allowed to attend each of the hearings.

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The turn of our Rome correspondent, James Reynolds, came this week.

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This is quite exciting, in a group of journalists, able to get right

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into the depths of this citystate. Watch the latest hearings on the

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VatiLeaks trial which started in November. Here we go, going in.

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The hearing is over. That lasted three and a half hours. It tested a

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lot of my Italian. The journalists are now going back to the press

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room. All the other Vatican journalists will be told about what

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we saw. We walked just a few hundred metres away from where the paper

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lives. He lives on a guesthouse on the same square of the Vatican

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tribunal. The hearing itself was quite

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technical. It turns out the judges want to study messages received from

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the defendants' mobile phones. The events described in the trial and

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the trial itself reveal an unusual side of this, the world's smaller

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states. -- smallest state. Have you seen these pictures

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of a fireball in the North east What we're seeing is a meteor

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entering the earth's These pictures were caught

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by CCTV at Burlington It was cited in various places in

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the United States. This is a heat map, where it is read, those are

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sightings. If you're watching in that part

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of the US, probably best It was cited in various places

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in the United States. The Maine Mineral and Gem Museum

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are offering a $20,000 reward for the first 1kg chunk

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from the meteorite that's found. That is it, thank you for watching.

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We will see

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