19/07/2016 Outside Source

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

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

More than 15,000 people have been suspended by the education ministry

in Turkey, and another 20,000 teachers have had

It's the latest purge of officials after the coup attempt on Friday.

Angela Eagle has dropped out of the lead for the opposition Labour Party

leadership. The contest will be between Owen Smith and the current

leader Jeremy Corbyn. We will go live to Cleveland, the Republican

convention into its second day but most people talking about what

happened on day one fund Donald Trump's wife gave a speech that got

very close to words used by Michelle Obama in a speech eight years ago.

In a few minutes time, we will give you the latest on the Russian doping

scandal. The Republican National Convention

is entering its second The theme today is Make

America Work Again. But all anyone seems to be talking

about is the speech made Parts of it were close to a speech

that Michelle Obama made at the 2008 When I say close, it

was really close. Front by young age... Might Terence

impressed upon me... Your word is your bond and you do

what you say and keep your promise. That you'll treat

people with respect. That your word is your bond

and you do what you say you're going to do, that you treat people

with dignity and respect. The only limit to your achievement

is the strength of your dreams and your willingness

to work for them. The only limit to the height

of your achievement is the reach of your dreams and your willingness

to work hard for them. Afterwards Mrs Trump tweeted this

statement from the Trump campaign. "In writing her beautiful

speech, Melania's team of writers took notes

on her life's inspirations, and in some instances

included fragments that Melania's immigrant experience

and love for America shone through in her speech,

which made it such a success." Let's bring in Katty Kay in

Cleveland, I have thought this through any number of ways and it's

hard to come up with an explanation that makes sense. Well... I suppose

there are two explanations, aren't there? One, that this was an act of

plagiarism and somebody in the Trump camp lifted chunks and sentences

from the speech of Michelle Obama in 2008 and put them into Melania

Trump's 2016 convention speech. The other explanation I guess is one of

negligence... They never bothered to do research, they didn't go back

over past speeches which is kind of what you do when you're writing

convention speeches, they hadn't heard or read or seen Michelle's

speech and just by sheer coincidence they have the same sentences written

down. Either way, it's not a great reflection on the state of the Trump

campaign. It has pushed back very hard today saying this is all a

creation of the liberal media in the United States, that this is a

fabrication, that the press is ripping this up and that there is no

question of any plagiarism having taken place. One thing I can say is

that it's a huge distraction, this is the headline, day two of the

Republican National Convention, four days that of Republicans would like

to dominate the news cycle and they don't want the speech and issues of

plagiarism to be what the headlines are in the US at the moment. Don't

go anywhere. The other thing I want to discuss with you

with you The main theme of yesterdays event was security.

There was a mixed group of speakers, from Senators, to soldiers

and several grieving parents and siblings whose family members

were victims of crimes or accidents caused by illegal immigrants.

my son's life was stolen at the hands of an illegal alien. It's time

that we had an administration that cares more about Americans than

about illegals. CHEERING

A vote for Hillary Clinton is putting all of our children's lives

at risk, it's time for Donald Trump. One minute I'm hearing my son's

voice, the right home I am right around the corner and the next

minute, gunshots. And he is dead. We learned the killer was an illegal

alien gang banger from Mexico. Only Trump mentions Americans killed by a

illegals. Let's bring Katty Kay back in. Every country has its own

political discourse with its own unwritten rules but that felt like

very strong criticism of Hillary Clinton. How was it received? I

think there was quite a lot of that last night, to be frank, further on

the issue of immigration, the attacks in Benghazi, the issue of

terrorism. You had a string of speakers on the stage last night,

red-blooded, hawkish speeches he went straight after Hillary Clinton

basically accusing her of making Americans less safe and in some

instances, as you heard there, accusing her of making American

children less safe. It doesn't frankly, is that much of a surprise

to me. This has been a big part of Donald Trump's campaign and of his

popularity, that he is tough, that he is tough on illegal immigration,

tough on terrorism, that he will stand up for America and make

America stronger game because this administration has made America

week. You heard it there. For the crowd here and for Donald Trump's

supporters around the world, they like what they hear from him on

this. They will have liked that criticism and they fervently believe

it about Hillary Clinton as well. Hopefully speak to you again

tomorrow. Thank you. We will wait for the Democrats to take their

turn, undoubtedly very critical of Donald Trump and we will be able to

compare and contrast the tone of the parties. Let's bring you a number of

very interesting sports stories. We start with the lead story yesterday.

The International Olympic Committee says its getting legal advice over

whether in can ban Russia's entire Olympic team from Rio 2016.

after it had held a meeting on yesterday's report which accused

Russia of state-sponsored doping at the Sochi winter Olympics.

The IOC president Thomas Bach said: "The findings

of the report show a shocking and unprecedented attack

on the integrity of sports and on the Olympic Games.

Therefore, the IOC will not hesitate to take the toughest

sanctions available against any individual

The Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko has already been told

he won't be allowed to attend next month's Olympics.

Today he's repeated his claim that "there are no state doping

Our correspondent Steve Rosenberg is in Moscow.

With little more than two weeks to go before Rio,

we still do not know if there will be a Russian team

The world anti-doping agency, Wada, says Russia should be kept

away for systematically cheating in world sport,

through a state-sponsored doping programme.

Today, the International Olympic Committee met in emergency session.

The IOC says it will now explore legal options for a possible ban

We will have to take a very difficult decision

Not everyone outside Russia supports the idea.

I think what primarily has to happen is we have to look at those

individual athletes who have been caught, ban those athletes,

redistribute the medals, reorganise the medals table,

but an outright ban of Russia, I don't think is the most sensible

They are on their marks and all set for Rio but will these

Russian swimmers be allowed to compete in the games?

This event outside Moscow was supposed to be a final run

through before the Olympics, but right now Rio is

TRANSLATION: It is not fair, we train hard and put in the effort

but the decision on whether we go to the Olympics does not

A decision to ban the entire Russian Olympic team would be

He likes to be seen as the most sports friendly leader

The Kremlin leader has brought major international

sporting events to Russia, and achieving sporting success

Russia has been called a cheat and risks being excluded

from the biggest sporting event in the world.

The Russian Sports Minister has just made a statement on TV. That has to

come into us. Let us play to you. TRANSLATION: Wada has positioned

itself above the link that movement, Dick Tates rules, broadens list,

includes into the list of prohibited drug is an endless number of drugs,

doesn't care for sportsmen or their health, they couldn't care less.

It's become a punitive organisation. That story will develop I am sure

tomorrow and into the week. Let's talk about the England football

manager of the next one, the search goes on, we know Steve Bruce has

been interviewed this week, some Allardyce has also been to see the

FA. Elton is also in the market for a manager, doing things differently

to how we do things in England. It is posted and add online, looking

for a coach who has a proven track record in transmitting tactical and

strategic knowledge. Ayes Belgium. If you fit the bill, let us know.

John Watson joins us. I don't mean to be rude but that's a statement of

the obvious, isn't it? That the coach needs to be able to

communicate with top players but what is it gets you the job? I guess

they have got to spell it out, win football matches and tried not to

lose to the laws drank tea made major championship which I think

happened to England. -- the lowest ranked team. The two front runners

at the minute Sam Allardyce and Steve Bruce, Sam Allardyce having

avoided relegation with Sunderland from the Premier League, hugely

experienced, a real man manager, people will point to the way he

plays football, the style of play, how he sets his teams up, people are

critical of that, they say it's not easy on the IR enjoy a double Bob

the fact remains he is quite forward-thinking, away from the

pitch, he's interested in nutrition, health, places a lot of them this is

not, player statistics as well. Quite forward-thinking. That will

obviously curry favour with the authorities. Steve Bruce has managed

a lot of clubs, due to be experienced as a player, defender

with Manchester United. Never capped Withington or played for England but

I'm sure that won't count against him in the discussions he's had with

DFA. I guess the criticism from both candidates is that neither has

managed top clubs in the Premier League, the likes of Man United,

Chelsea, for example. The difficulty we have, if you want to appoint an

English manager of the national team there are very few who have that

calibre and experience, if you're going to appoint an English manager,

these are the best candidates, I guess that goes to show the

difficulty we have because our English manager is not being given

the opportunities and biggest jobs in the Premier League and if not,

these are the types of candidates you are going to be left with if you

want to appoint an English manager for the English national team. John,

thank you. Remembered throughout the Euros, the Portuguese coach was

getting criticised for their style of coach, I doubt he's getting

criticised now. The next leg of the America's Cup

World Series race begins on Friday. Sir Ben Ainslie is

leading his own team - he's already won the America's Cup

with the Oracle team back in 2013. This is an interesting feature I saw

on BBC Sport earlier about the role technology plays in

sailing at this level. In a couple of minutes we'll take

a look at what Brexit means It's about the fact that the

scientists tell the BBC they are worried about losing funding.

It's been the hottest day of the year so far in the UK

with sunshine across the whole of the country.

Brize Norton in Oxfordshire was hottest, reaching thirty three

in Scotland it was 29 and in Northern Ireland

Jon Kay reports on how the country has coped with the heat.

Barry Island, hotter than Barbados today.

Parts of Oxfordshire have beaten Orlando and Holywood

Northern Ireland, has felt like its name-sake in LA.

In Worcestershire, the pigs are being fed giant ice lollies,

made from fruit and veg and they are going down well.

It seems the public health message about keeping cool and staying

hydrated apply, whoever and whatever you are.

It's not just human beings that need to be thinking

Naturally pigs would go and wallow in water with mud

and the mud would give them a layer of protection.

Obviously if you haven't got access to a wallow on a day like this,

it is worth putting the highest sun scream on them, they have a lot

As the mercury rose, Britain's transport network buckled.

Some rails buckled and trains were delayed.

It's all been a bit of a shock after weeks of pretty lousy weather.

And although southern areas have been hottest,

This was the south-west of England and this was Aberdeen,

It is really nice to see all the families out and enjoying

the weather and making the most of it.

Forecasters are predicting thunderstorms tomorrow so BBC

weather watchers have been capturing what might be the summer's best day.

From done Patrick to Barnsley and in West Sussex, a dust devil.

If you hate it don't worry, it'll soon be gone.

This is Outside Source and the lead story is that the repercussions

after the attempted coup in Turkey has led to the education sector. If

you are watching outside the UK, world News America, and the

extensive coverage of the Republican National Convention. That is coming

up. And next, the News at ten, Boris Johnson with his first real test in

front of the international media as Foreign Secretary. Bunching up in a

press conference with the US Secretary of State, John Kerry.

The repercussions of Brexit are being felt

in many different ways - here's another.

Scientists have told the BBC they are now being excluded

from research projects paid for by the EU and are having

Our Science Correspondent Pallab Ghosh reports.

British science was one of the biggest winners from membership

of the European Union, receiving ?850 million a year.

Now, within weeks of the referendum, there is evidence that that money

Nick Wright had planned to work alongside other European scientists

on a number of projects, to discover how stars form.

But now, they don't want to include him, because they think

that they won't get European funding if a British academic is involved.

We are going to start to be frozen out of big projects I think.

We will find our collaborators in Europe are looking elsewhere

for people to collaborate with and that might mean we're not

at the table when big discoveries are made.

This small engineering company depends on European Union money.

Their latest project is to improve rocket thrusters

The firm has received grants from the European Union's scientific

But following the referendum, they will have to cut two jobs.

There is no more money in the pipeline.

The short answer it has stopped interest from European partners

for involving us in their projects has basically dried up.

Scientific research creates hundreds of thousands of jobs.

What is more important is that highly skilled workforce are tracked

What is more important is that highly skilled workforce attract

some of the biggest and best companies in the world

and they employ millions of people all across the country.

The European research Council, which funds projects

The message today from all seven of the UK's National scientific

engineering and medical academies, is that Brexit is already

I think that there is a danger that the scientific enterprise here

will suffer and if that does happen, then that will affect our future

The government says it will do all it can to ensure grant

applications are considered fairly, but until there is a clear post

Brexit plan, British scientists are

Let's return to the Republican national convention in Cleveland.

Here at the BBC we've been covering the conventions for decades -

and a look at the archives shows things have certainly evolved.

This is Robin Day at Los Angeles airport, caught up in thousands of

Americans giving and historical -- hysterical razzmatazz welcome to

Senator John Kennedy. I am sorry the last part of that

report was a bit fuzzy, I think something must have happened him on

the way to America! Just below my midriff is a vendor of

fresh air to cool the brow of each speaker if not his emotions. And as

you probably noticed, the floor on which I'm standing goes up and down.

To ensure the fine old American principle that if all men are not

created equal at least they can be made to appear so.

Miami Beach, Florida, eight mile Island packed into end with White

hotels. Hello... Is that rent a bird?

Quite a number of families that live here year-round. That is all

Capone's old mansion. The question is in Los Angeles can anything

stop... All around the hotel, glamorous girls hand out

candidates's buttons. It's hard sometimes to keep your mind on

politics! What was I saying? Yes... Politics!

Governor Barnett would you say in the sentence to British viewers why

you oppose this platform of the Democratic party which 60 give Negro

Americans their full rights under the constitution? Governor if this

platform is carried well you campaign for the party platform? I

can't answer that yet... As you'd expect there's also

a lot of merchandise for Republicans attending

the conference to purchase. These beer glasses can be bought

from the Official App of the Republican National

Convention. Thank you very much for watching. We

will be back, same time tomorrow.