08/03/2017 Outside Source

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

Islamic State militants disguised as doctors have attacked

They killed more than 30 people, including doctors,

Tech companies have been responding to the new leak

This latest data dump includes details of how

the company hacks phones, televisions and computers

Events and demonstrations have been taking place around the world

We've been talking to the head of the IMF, Christine Lagarde,

on Donald Trump, equal opportunity and why women should keep fighting.

These discriminations, these practices of undermining are not

about to go, I am afraid. In sport white epic fight between Manny

Pacquiao and Amir Khan has been called off.

More details are emerging on how the CIA could be

hacking into our phones, computers and smart TVs

And several tech firms have now responded.

In a statement, Apple says, "While our initial analysis

indicates many of the issues leaked today were already patched

in the latest iOS, we will continue work to rapidly address

Samsung - whose smart televisions were reportedly targeted -

says, "We are aware of the report in question and are urgently

Former CIA staff have called the leak "incredibly

damaging", and say it makes the country less safe.

Who is listening when we are watching?

If the leaks are genuine, then the CIA can use some television

voice command technology to send our conversations

And it is more than just televisions.

The convenient technology we surround ourselves with can

They are tapping into cars, they are tapping into home TVs,

tapping into every device that you would carry that has

Because of that it is so prevalent, there are so many holes.

If you are really sincere about your security and value it,

you are going to have to use a third-party to protect it.

The leaks are a double whammy for America's Central

They let its enemies and critics know what the agency can spy

on and they detail with millions of lines of computer

It is a treasure trove for hackers and a betrayal of America's

The damage is being compared to the leaks by Edward Snowden

which revealed the hoovering up of data by the US National

Security Agency and how Britain's spies helped out.

This is CIA's Edward Snowden, this is huge.

In terms of what it will tell the adversaries, then

we will essentially have to start over in building tools to get

information from our adversaries just like we did with Snowden.

These leaks, if real, are a stunning blow to the CIA

and an embarrassment to their British counterparts.

The spies are where they do not want to be, out in the open.

I spoke with our security correspondent Frank Gardner. The CIA

have not confirmed it and they probably never will, but the experts

say that and knowledge are used can only be used by insiders and it has

come from somebody inside who has either hacked it or leaked it. It is

very damaging for them because for the second time in less than five

years, not just the US, but the entire Western intelligence

community, USA, Britain, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, they share a

lot of intelligence, and for the second time in five years they have

had their methods revealed potentially to their enemies. They

are all compromised? Or their methods might be? This is 8000 pages

of classified CIA documents with millions of lines of code and

scripting it, so they have to assume the worst and they have to go right

back to zero and based their assumptions on the fact that neither

people they were tracking, whether they hard-core extremist terrorists,

the sort of people beheading aid workers and sending out plots

towards Europe, or whether it is organised criminals, paedophiles,

sex traffickers, whoever, these people are now going to be wise

about how they are being eavesdropped on. They have to start

again and they have lost this particular arms race. Those running

the intelligence services in the States are trying to explain to

people for whom privacy comes first white encryption matters. We are

always having to be in this game. That is how they will try to get out

of it. The battle over security versus privacy will not go away. The

revelations about Edward Snowden polarise people. Some said he was a

traitor, you showed enemies what are weak points one. Some say that what

he showed could easily have been revealed by Congress or Parliament

and it was not. The real government missed an opportunity, the

intelligence community missed a chance to tell selected people, this

is what we are doing. We are not interested in your e-mails, we are

interested in criminals and Edward Snowden and others like him got the

upper hand in terms of the PR battle. Now it is time for the

sport. A new report has revealed the total

number of women getting top jobs in UK sporting bodies has

fallen by 6% since 2014. The report also found less than half

of the 68 sporting bodies funded by the government are meeting gender

equality guidelines that The profile of women playing sport

has never been higher. But step off the pitch

and into the boardroom, Today, the charity Women in Sport

released an audit of 68 national governing bodies

receiving public money. They found that nearly half didn't

meet the new target of 30% gender diversity on their boards including

those in football, cricket, Nine have no women at all in senior

leadership roles, the level below chief executive,

while one organisation, the British Tae Kwon Do Council, has

no women in any leadership position. For many it is about

more than just numbers. The rise of women's football has

given young people more Something those within the sport

want to see in the boardroom. It is about finding the right

people, you do need women in those roles and it gives others role

models to aspire to. But I think diversity

is what will make real changes in the boardroom and help

sport in general. Earlier this week the Football

Association put forward new plans to appoint more women

to its board by 2018. Those reforms still need to be

approved by the FA Council. But the group is notoriously

resistant to change. The diversity target for the FA

and other sporting organisations is included in a new code

of governance coming Each sport will be given

their own deadlines to comply with the criteria and those who fail

face losing millions England Hockey also needs

to diversify although their CEO told me they would have no problem

meeting new government targets. We will over time as board members

leave, look at recruiting people that still meet the skills set

but enable us to meet the recommendations

within the guidelines. Many sports have reaped the benefits

of public investment and now they're being told to better reflect

the people who fund them. This is what Manny Pacquiao tweeted

on the 25th of February. Negotiations between team Pacquiao

and team Khan came to terms for the April 23rd bout

which the fans were so keen on. The contest, which was meant

to happen in the UAE, is off. This is what Pacquiao's promoter

Bob Arum said, "It's We can talk now to the BBC's Ollie

Foster at the sports centre. I thought this fight was a done deal.

What happened? It was a long way from being a done deal. Money talks.

Go back a week earlier and three weeks ago Manny Pacquiao on twitter

said, to his fans, who do you want me to fight the next? Half of the

50,000 who voted on twitter said they wanted it to be Amir Khan. Then

the promoters get involved. At the heart of this, to make this fight

happen, was a supposedly $38 million purse being put together by a

mystery backer in the UAE. It was set to take place in Dubai. That

money never materialise, so Bob said it was pie in the sky, fool's gold.

Manny Pacquiao will take on the mandatory challenger, Jeff Horn,

possibly in Brisbane in the summer. The Amir Khan fight will not happen,

it is what the fans want, but they have got to get the money together.

Big Champions League fixtures tonight. Tell us where we are. An

astonishing match in the last couple of minutes in Barcelona. Barcelona

were 4-0 down from the first leg against Paris St Germain, so they

had to score at least four. It is currently 5-1 to Barcelona. It is

5-5 on aggregate, but as it stands with seconds remaining PSG would go

through on that one remaining goal that they have scored tonight. It

has been an astonishing game. Borussia Dortmund have one 4-0. It

looks like Barcelona are going out, but my word they are going very

close. Right up to date. Thank you very much. Stay with us and we will

show you how women around the world from Ireland, to Turkey, to the

Philippines, have been marking International Women's Day with

strikes and marches. Here in the UK one of the most

talked-about announcements in today's Budget has been

the reform to National The Conservative manifesto said

they wouldn't raise contributions, but the Chancellor said some

self-employed workers, those on Class 4 rates,

will see rates go up to 11% Rita Chakrabarti has been speaking

to some small business owners to see No need to worry about

the sums when you're small, Charlotte and Sarah

are both self-employed, and started their separate

businesses after having children. Charlotte says the Chancellor's hike

of national insurance contributions I think it's affecting

kitchen table businesses, you know, mums starting up

after maternity leave. They don't get the same benefits

you get as an employed person. If we're sick or anything,

we're still working through, The Chancellor says it is fair,

this is bringing you up to the levels that other employees

have to pay? If I was working, I would be

paying that level anyway. Ruth also started out

as self-employed, but she now runs a larger business selling birthing

pools, which has a turnover The national insurance

increase will affect her. But that should be offset

by cuts in corporation tax. Today's reforms to National

Insurance contributions and previously announced changes

means that there are Someone who is self-employed,

with average earnings of ?12,700 will be ?70 per year better

off in 2019-20. For a self-employed person earning

an average of ?17,300, And a self-employed management

consultant on an average of over ?51,000 will be ?620 worse

off per year. There's not much sympathy down

the road in Keighley, at Dobson's Gaskets,

a family business that's They're all classed as employees

here and so all taxed They say quite right too,

to the Chancellor's changes. At the moment, they're paying a lot

less for very similar amounts of cover and help

from the Government. They still get the same state

pension now and they still have a lot more flexibility

in their own lifestyle. You think it's absolutely

right and fair that the There was blue sky

over Yorkshire today. But, as always on Budget

Day, only for some. This is Outside Source live

from the BBC newsroom. Our lead story: More than 30 people

have been killed after militants from the so-called Islamic State

attacked a military The four gunmen were

disguised as doctors. Some of the biggest

names in technology These three men head up

Microsoft, Adobe and Google. In fact, a 2015 survey found 89,000

Indians living in Silicon Valley. But the majority is employed

on short term professional visas and the Trump administration

is clamping down As our South Asia Correspondent

Justin Rowlatt reports, Indian tech firms are worried

about what that means She graduated from

a top US university. She's worked as a software engineer

for Microsoft and Facebook. But Ridi Mattel isn't sure

she would be welcome I cannot believe engineers

like me are being pushed And we will bring back our dreams.

about his intentions. And the fear is that

will affect India is my dream There has been talk of cutting back

the 150,000 temporary work visas the US issues to professionals

like computer India is overwhelmingly the biggest

beneficiary of those visas, it gets 70% of the total,

a key reason why the Indian IT sector is now worth

$150 billion a year. That is almost 10%

of India's entire GDP. Her Bangalore-based online finance

business is thriving. She thinks fewer US visas will be

good for her and good for India. Now I could not be happier,

we are developing. We are going to grow exponentially

over the next decade. It is just a confluence

of macro factors and trends which is going to be

wonderful, for sure. The Indian government small

business and tech champion acknowledges there will be costs

in India is visas are restricted acknowledges there will be costs

in India aqs visas are restricted but also believes India's IT

sector is strong enough India is growing at 7.6%

per annum, it is an oasis of growth in the midst

of a barren economic landscape. But when these people come here,

India will probably start So no issue, we welcome people,

but the loser will be India increasingly offers

all the amenities of That makes it more likely that

as clamp-down will backfire. That makes it more likely that

a clamp-down will backfire. Indian IT professionals who return

are more likely to stay, and to develop businesses that

will compete with US companies. Here are some of the pictures coming

into the BBC newsroom showing how it's being marked around the world

and in many cases being used In Dublin, hundreds

of of pro-choice demonstrators went on strike and held a rally -

there's a near total ban Women in Poland

were also protesting. Their government is

eager to ban abortion. In Turkey, injustice against women

was the focus of protests In the Philippines hundreds

of protesters from left wing women's groups marched to the US embassy

in Manila, protesting against what they call

the United States' imperialist domination over poor

nations and women. And let's end in the USA,

on Wall Street where a statue called "the fearless girl" is now facing

down the iconic charging bull. Just a few of the marches that have

been taking place across the world. Lots of discussion

on social media as well - here's Christine Lagarde,

managing director of the IMF. TWEET "@Lagarde We need

to build a world that offers equal opportunities

to our sons and daughters. A topic that Ms Lagarde has pursued

with the BBC's Katty Kay. Would it not been nice if we got to

the stage where we didn't need an International Women's Day, any more

than we would need an international man's day? It would be terrific, but

that they will not come. Are we still await off? Yes, we will

probably be forever await off because there is something that is

endemic and parts of our cultural about being discriminated against,

excluded, downgraded and undermined. Having an international day to

challenge that is something we must keep because this discrimination,

these practices of undermining not about to go I am afraid. I these

practices endemic in women and how they see themselves, or endemic in

men and how they see women? It is in both genders. We tend to internalise

a lot too much those characteristics. I believe that men

are afraid of women having too much power. A lot of men might say why

should I share my job with a woman? If there are more jobs in general,

if there is more growth, if there is better development, more education,

everybody will benefit, not just women. Our findings are very clear

about the fact that bringing women to the table will actually generate

more growth, will create more jobs, will improve the development of

countries that need development. At the micro level it will actually

no-brainer as many have said before, companies. So it is just

no-brainer as many have said before, but we need to repeat it and repeat

it all the time, so understand it benefits all, not just

women. Your report talks about women's talent being

underappreciated and underused. Is it frustrating we are still in this

position? It is under appreciated, underused and at the same time

exploited. Who goes out and walked four miles to fetch water? Girls

just who out school? Girls. It is worse than that which is why however

frustrated we are we have to keep at it. We have the leader of the

biggest economy in the world who has been on video tape famously abusive

towards women. How much does that tone from the top of the US economy

change the equation for women? What is important now is not to look at

what happened in the past. It is to hold all leaders accountable. But I

have heard so many say I am a feminist and not demonstrate they

support women. So I am determined to actually see what is being done,

what is being implemented. What measures will be delivered? If

President Donald Trump puts in place at the federal level a parental

leave that American women to continue the job without worrying

about maternity, I would say B. He has talked about doing exactly that

in his address to Congress. But talking is one thing, as I have

said. Walking the talk is going to be decisive. To finish, a picture we

To finish, a picture we had to bring you.

Malta's world famous Azure Window is no more.

These are pictures posted by the country's Prime

As you can see, there's nothing left of the rock arch that attracted

It collapsed into the ocean following heavy storms.

And in the Champions League Barcelona have defeated Paris St

Germain 6-1 in the second leg of their round. They lost the first leg

4-0. That is an incredible comeback. That is it from us. Goodbye.

On Wednesday Northern England and Northern Ireland enjoyed some

pleasant sunshine, lifting the temperature to 13. That is the

temperature in New York City is expected to reach on Thursday.