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

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We will of course be starting with this...

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Why won't he released his tax returns? He did not pay any federal

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income taxed... If you pay zero... I will release my tax returns when she

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releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted.

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They argued over taxes, trade and terrorism.

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We'll be live in Washington and Philidelphia as Americans

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Katty Kay is there, if you have any questions, tweet us.

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Sam Allardyce, the England football manager, has left his position

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after only being in charge for one game.

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A newspaper sting appears to have shown him offering advice on getting

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For the first time, the International Criminal

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Court has sentenced someone cultural destruction.

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The crimes were committed in Mali by a jihadi.

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Any questions, not just on the US election, that on any of the stories

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we are covering... We are the place to get you some

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answers. Before the US presidential debate...

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This is a statement from the football Association in the UK.

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The FA can confirm that Sam Allardyce has left his position

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That's in response to The Daily Telegraph's newspaper sting. We will

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be live at Wembley and I will play you a statement from the football

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Association in about five minutes. We will turn back to that story

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shortly. But first... It's mid-afternoon in the US,

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and the spinning and analysis of the presidential debate has been

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in full swing all day - We'll get into that -

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first here's some of what we saw from Donald Trump

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and Hillary Clinton. By the end of the evening I will be

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blamed for everything that has ever happened! Why not? Yeah, why not!

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Just join the debate by saying more crazy things... APPLAUSE

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Donnal... Donnal... Donald... In all fairness to Secretary Clinton... Is

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that OK? Yes, I want you to be happy, it's very important to me.

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She has a name, it is a leash. Let me ask you this... -- Alicia. You've

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done this for 30 years, why are you only thinking of this now? A man who

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is provoked by a tweet should not have nuclear codes. She does not

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have the stamina and I do not believe that she does. As soon as he

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travels to 112 countries, he can talk to me about stamina. He has

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called women pics, slobs and dogs. My strongest acid, by far, is my

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temperament. I have a winning temperament and know how to win. --

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asset. How do you respond? OK! I've been all over the place can you

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decided to stay at home, that's OK. Donald just criticised me for

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preparing for this debate, yes I did, and I prepared to be president.

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It seems Donald Trump is not especially happy by the debate

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moderator, Lester Holt, on Fox News earlier, he said the following...

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It's a slight shift in position from what he was saying directly after

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the debate. One blogger said... The debate was a bonanza

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for fact-checkers - in fact Hillary Clinton kept telling

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viewers to follow them. It was good advice -

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though I should say both candidates came in for some

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heavy scrutinised. Let's run through the debate with

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your help. Your general impressions, we cannot complain that there is not

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a clear choice? No. And it was certainly a feisty debate. My

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takeaway is that Hillary Clinton had a strong night. It was a good debate

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for her. She won the debate but there were no knockout blows against

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Donald Trump. There were no moments where he either disqualified himself

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on the presidency or she disqualified him from the

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presidency. It means the first debate sets up the second debate

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which will also be important and I imagine the interest in the election

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will be huge and the interesting thing will be watching the 8% of

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Americans have not made up their minds yet and as the polls come out

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after this debate, we will see whether those 90 minutes helped them

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swing one way or the other. You will help us go through the key issues of

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the debate, we will play clips on these key issues. Here are both

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candidates talking about the issue of trade. You go anywhere you want,

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Secretary Clinton, and will see devastation where manufacture is

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down sometimes 50%. NAFTA is the worst trade deal ever signed

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anywhere, certainly signed in this country. Now you want to improve

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transpacific partnership, you were totally in favour, then you heard I

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was saying how bad it is, and you thought, I cannot fight that.

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Nothing will ever top NAFTA. -- transpacific partnership. He had a

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point because Hillary did shift her position? Yes, what Hillary Clinton

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has done all betrayed and specifically the DPP is what is

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known as a flip-flop, she was for it, and is now against it. During

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her campaign, Donald Trump came out as being against it -- TPP. Bernie

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Sanders came out against it and the mood of the country shifted away

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from let's all embrace free trade to trade partnerships need restrictions

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so they benefit American workers, or at least do not hurt them. He's

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right, she changed her position. Next, terrorism, in particular

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Islamic State. She tells you how to fight Isis on her website, I don't

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think General Douglas MacArthur would like that... You next

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segment... At least I have a plan to fight Isis! You are telling the

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enemy everything you want to do. You are telling the enemy everything you

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want to do. No wonder you've been fighting Isis your entire adult

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life. Go to the police, the fact checkers, it worked -- go to them...

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Please, get to work. What did you make of that exchange? It was one of

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the stranger moments of the whole debate. How is it at all possible

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that Hillary Clinton has been fighting Isis entire life? It is

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only three years old and she is 68. If she had been fighting Isis her

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entire life she would have to have been 21. Of course it is not true.

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The point he is trying to get out, it is very defensive, he has been

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criticised for not coming up with a substantive plan for attacking Isis,

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he is trying to turn it around and say, you put your plan all over the

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Internet, that's the last thing you want to do because it gives the game

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away to the enemy. I think you miss spoke, that is

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ridiculous -- he misspoke. Finally, tax. Why won't he released

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his tax returns? I think a couple of reasons. First, maybe he's not as

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rich as he says he is? Maybe he is not as charitable as he claims to

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be. He did not pay any federal income tax. That makes me Sparta

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acquittals smarter. I will release them when she releases the 33,000

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e-mails she deleted -- that makes me smarter. It would be great political

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sense to say, I did not pay any tax, but that is what he said...! It was

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a remarkable moment in the campaign and he seemed to admit to it further

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on, he seemed to admit it when he said that if he did, they would be

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squandered anyway. Put yourself in the American mindset

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and particularly a Donald Trump supporter mindset, there is a lot of

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activity Magill antipathy towards the revenue services.

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They would think, good for him, I would not want to peg taxes to the

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federal government either. There is not that sensibility that

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it is your duty to pay federal taxes here, while it may be shocking, I

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think there are a few Donald Trump supporters who quite like the idea

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that he has paid as little, if not no taxes, as he can.

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Always great to have you, thank you. Katty Kay live from New York. Any

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time that you want full coverage of the US elections, you can get it

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online from BBC News on the website or through the BBC News app and if

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you don't have it, if you have a smartphone, go to your App Store

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Apple or android, search for BBC News and you can easily downloaded.

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Now a story that has been developing quickly over the last hour or so.

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Just over an hour ago, this statement came

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It reads "The FA can confirm that Sam Allardyce has left his position

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He's only been in the job a few weeks - and has been

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The FA's chief Executive has been speaking out.

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A very difficult 24 hours, in the light of media relegations we have

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seen, we have concluded and Sam has agreed that his behaviour has been

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inappropriate and not what is expected of an England manager,

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discussing a range of issues from potential

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contravention of FA rules and comments that do not work as manager

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of England. Excellent analysis online all the

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time, John Cross of the Daily Mirror says...

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Now, it is a mistake that is being referred to as part of a sting. Here

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is the headline... There was inevitability about this

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as the afternoon went on? Yes, it came apparent the FA were taking

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this matter very seriously, we knew that from this morning. Martin

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Glenn, the chief executive who you just heard from, and Greg Clark, the

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FA Chairman, getting together very early this morning to discuss

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matters. Sam Allardyce summoned from his home in the north-west of

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England and brought down to Wembley to face his bosses. Despite

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apologising and accepting it was inappropriate for him to act and

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talking the way that he did to those undercover reporters, it was not

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enough to save his job. And what a fall from grace it has been. 67 days

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and he has gone from the confidence and swagger that we associate with

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him to a man who tonight left Wembley in the back of a car hiding

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from the cameras. An ignominious end to a very short career as the

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England boss. He will no doubt be very regretful. After all, he has

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always coveted this job. Stay with us, I want to run through the video

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released by The Daily Telegraph so we can understand what he is accused

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of doing. We have journalists pretending to be business people

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meeting with England manager Sam Allardyce. The first clip I will

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play... First here he is with his agent

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talking fees. That refers to the kind of money

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that may have been charged. We also hear Sam Allardyce appearing

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to be advising on bypassing Let's go back to Richard at Wembley.

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There are a number of things that we hear Sam Allardyce saying, which

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have caused him the most problems? Certainly his comments about how

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these investors and these businessmen that he was supposedly

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talking to could avoid transfer regulations, and his comments on

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that will not have gone down well with the men who reside in office in

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this building behind B. -- behind me. This was the highest profile

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employee of the FA, openly talking about how they can avoid regulations

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that were set down by the FA in 2008, relating to the third part and

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he -- third-party ownership of players. You heard that deal of

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?400,000 contracts that Sam Allardyce would get by being an

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ambassador and going to the Far East to talk to investors there in

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Singapore and Hong Kong. It came days after he had been appointed and

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signalled to the FA that this was perhaps a little tawdry and that

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itself may not have been enough to sack him but I think that his

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comments, I should say part ways, as it has been described, at going

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against regulations is seen by the FA to not be the standard of

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behaviour that they would expect from someone who occupies the posted

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England manager and it is from comments tonight that it was felt to

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be the case. If you don't follow Richard on

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social media, I would recommend it, pointing out

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that he is the only England manager to have a 100% record because he won

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the only game he ever managed, not the record that he would be looking

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for... What will voters make of each

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candidates promises on the economy? We'll be live in New York to hear

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how their promises stack up. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has told

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the BBC he wants to reverse party The announcement came a day

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after the Labour conference was overshadowed by controversy over

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the party's vision on the Trident Mr Corbyn also questioned

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whether air strikes against so-called Islamic

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State were working. As you very well know, I am not a

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supporter of nuclear weapons and we are supporting the UN and its banned

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process, of course I know the decision.

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People in the party have a moral and -- moral objection to nuclear

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weapons. Of course there are. I want to make a case for that and our

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participation in that. Right now, the UK is bombing so-called IS

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target in Syria and Iraq. In number ten, will you continue that? As

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Labour Prime Minister I would bend every muscle I had to bring about

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peace, which would include the non-military option.

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This is Outside Source live from the BBC newsroom.

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In the first US Presidential debate in New York -

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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have clashed on the economy, crime,

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The leader of the FARC rebel group in Colombia has apologised

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to victims of its 50 year conflict with the government.

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This came after the signing of a peace deal.

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The body of a Sri Lankan newspaper editor who was killed

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It's part of an ongoing investigation into his murder.

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Lasantha Wickrematunga's paper accused the then government

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And he predicted that he would be murdered.

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The TV sitcom, Modern Family, has cast its first

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Let's go back to the US presidential debate.

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Trade was a big issue - and to be more specific, free trade.

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This has been one of Donald Trump's most potent points, he believed the

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North American free agreement does not serve American workers well, can

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we assess the impact that NAFTA has had? Of course, when you make a

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claim like that it is more nuanced. When you look at the North American

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Free Trade Agreement, it did have a negative impact when you talk about

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manufacture here in the US. A lot of jobs ended up leaving the USA and

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going to Mexico, where Labour was cheaper. But there is no way to tell

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whether or not the jobs would have stayed all gone overseas to where

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Labour was cheaper. We can see the reduction of trade barriers may

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trade a lot easier between Canada, the US and backs coach and as a

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whole really brought up the economies of all three countries.

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So, it is a much more nuanced reaction to how well NAFTA has done

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for the economy, more than a straight up bad deal.

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Henry in South Africa has a question...

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Happy to help! The currency markets in general are affected by the US

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elections. It is uncertainty, we have spoken about this before, when

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a market sees uncertainty, it does not like it. When it comes to

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currencies as it relates to the election, the more you are connected

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agricultural to to the US, the more you will be affected by it.

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Countries really affected, the rest dollar and Mexican peso fluctuate,

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-- US dollar. If your colony is very commodity -based, they are traded in

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the dollar, so that would also have an impact. It's good to talk to you,

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thank you. Nicolas is watching in Suffolk, England, and says first of

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all, do you clean the screen? And what is the purple icon? Yes, we

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clean it every day! It's funny that you should ask and the purple icon

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is one of the most important and screen as it means we can access all

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of our video material on BBC News. Now we will talk about peer-to-peer

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lending using the purple icon. Some of you may use this kind of

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borrowing. Brokers and lenders connect directly online using apps

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and websites, it's very popular in China but now major problems for

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some companies and individuals doing it.

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Street protest is not unusual in China but a demonstration outside of

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the heart of government in the country's biggest city is rare. It's

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not ours. We wanted to film a crowd of angry investors... They lost tens

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of millions when one firm collapsed. Don't speak English, speak Chinese,

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a policeman told this protester. Don't touch. Please don't touch.

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Don't touch. It is not allowed here. All of this was to prevent us

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filming pensioners, office workers and parents who have lost their

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savings. Sharon lost the equivalent of $60,000.

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This came with government approval? Yes. This is the firm at the centre

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of the protest. A billion-dollar peer-to-peer enterprise before it

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collapsed last year. Investors were loading by a promise of at least 6%

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-- lured in by a promise of at least 6% returns but they thought there

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was Communist Party and government backing.

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They sponsored the weather on state-controlled TV in Shanghai. It

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marries investors with lenders, a lot of it online. Foremost a decade,

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China has encouraged the business to help a stale banking sector but it

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is virtually unregulated. One third of firms set up have got into

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trouble. 26 floors up this was a bustling sales office, but then dad

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are fail apart last December, -- Dada. They have proposed new rules

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to clear up the industry but police continue to investigate and people

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continue to protest. Robin Brant, BBC News, Shanghai.

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We've some new pictures from Nasa's Hubble Telescope.

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They're of Jupiter's icy moon Europa - and there appear

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That matters because where there's water...there could be life.

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Pallab Ghosh has been looking at the images.

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More than 350 million miles away, orbiting Jupiter, is a tiny

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intriguing world. Scientists think that under the surface, it might

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have a vast ocean. And where there is water, there might be like. --

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there might be like. These new pictures from the Hubble space

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telescope is first direct evidence of an ocean beneath Europa. On the

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bottom left, jets of water, the largest of which is 100 miles high.

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We have discovered these features here which may be plumes of water

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emerging from that ocean. If it is the case, it is exciting because it

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is depositing material from the ocean on the surface of Europa and

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into space, so we can look for organic 's and even signs of life.

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Nasser and the European Space Agency both planned separate missions to

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the moon in 2022. The discovery means the search for

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life on Europa is now much easier and instead of having to land and

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stroll through metres of eyes to see what is in the ocean, spacecraft can

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fly through the jets, collect water and analyse it for evidence of alien

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life forms. I'm almost sure that there is life

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of some kind out in our solar system. I would be flabbergasted if

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there was not. The conditions seem to be right in a number of places. I

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am almost certain bacteria of some kind must be able to form in the

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liquid water oceans on some of the moons of Jupiter and Saturn as well.

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There is a new space race between the European Space Agency and Nasa

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to get to your rope. Whoever gets there first could answer one of the

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most important questions for humanity -- Europa. Are we alone in

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the universe? Halep if you see a report on the

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programme, they are almost all available on the website. I will be

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back in a couple of minutes. Once again we will be taking a look

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at the UK weather prospects in a couple of minutes but if you were

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with me at this time last night, you

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