before that he was a graduate, for the most prestigious school in france, the one that shapes the bosses and politicians and top mandarin is. the great deal of those proposals, are a bit of glitter has been thrown over them, classical proposals of the kind, of a system by which france has been administered. with a strong influence of the state and attempts to deregulate in a sort of command way. he has got all sorts of ideas to change taxes and society, all of this is nice and it sounds very good and there is a great deal of digital land new economy thrown in. he says like many people before him that he wa nts to like many people before him that he wants to make it easier for people to do business. but at the end of the day, it is a series of technocratic measures, most of them making sense, some of them being slightly strange such as the idea that cellphones would be forbidden not just that cellphones would be forbidden notjust in that cellphones would be forbidden not just
themselves at greater risk of rape if they drink too much. jeremy corbyn has said it would be absolutely fine for scotland to hold absolutely fine for scotland to hold a second independence referendum. and touts who buy tickets online and sell them for inflated prices are to face unlimited fines. the crackdown follows pressure from mps. england have beaten scotland to win rugby‘s six nations. we ll have all the action in just a moment in our sportsday programme. with more on the rugby, it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, karthi gnanasegaram and jessica creighton. the headlines this evening: england excel, winning the calcutta cup, retaining the six nations title and equalling the record run for test wins in a row. arsenal are out 5 0, the fairy tale is over. hope for hull, as they beat relegations rivals swansea. plenty to come this evening, we ve also news of the women s it has been a busy day. plenty to come this evening, we ve also news of t
williams. she is serving for the match. angelique kerber. she is looking for her first title here since 2001 and the winner will take onjohanna since 2001 and the winner will take on johanna konta since 2001 and the winner will take onjohanna konta in the semifinals after knocking out simona halep. 10th seed konta threw away a three love lead in the first set to lose it 6 3 but recovered to level the match on the second set tie break. konta broke in the fifth game of the deciding set and went on to win it 6 2 to become the first british woman to reach the last four in miami. the first major of the year in women s golf, the ana inspiration, tees off on thursday in california. new zealand s lydia ko is back to defend her title, as seth bennett reports. the setting is breathtaking, the sun shining and the course looks pristine. you would be hard pushed to find a more inviting place to play golf. mission hills has played host to the lpga marquee event for 34 host to the lpga m
and in sport, johanna konta eyes the biggest title of her career as she prepares to faces caroline wozniacki in the final of the miami open later. in the men s final roger federer will play rafa nadal. the challenge of rowing the atlantic; we have the story of four friends, 39 days at sea and a record breaking sum of money raised. and tomasz has the weekend weather. the weekend is looking mixed. somemight have to run for cover today. tomorrow is looking mostly sunny. good morning. first our main story. tensions are rising over gilbraltar‘s position during brexit, after the eu gave spain a potential veto on any future deal for the british territory. last night, the government said it would stand up for gibraltar‘s interests during negotiations. the enclave has accused spain of trying to manipulate discussions, in order to further its 300 year old sovereignty claims. mark lobel reports. gibraltar has been in british hands in 1713. it shares a border with spain, but rejects