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a late winner for manchester united in the efl cup final at wembley. another hat trick for harry. kane scores three as spurs thrash stoke. another win for england in the six nations, but only after they were trailing at half time to italy. manchester united have won in the efl cup final. they ended up on the losing side. ibrahimovic was the difference between the teams. he stared united to yet another trophy. that was quite some match. stared united to yet another trophy. that was quite some matchm stared united to yet another trophy. that was quite some match. it must be. it was one of the cruellest cup finals. they had not even conceded a goal in the entire tournament up until today. they were just edged out by manchester united side being led byjose mourinho, who has won 2a major traded in a 17 year managerial career. let s take a look at what happened. after the opening goal had been wrongly disallowed, manchester united went up the other end and punished southampto ....
adventure in finland, when it visits lapland. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the united nations has issued a stark warning, saying the world is facing its biggest humanitarian crisis since 1945, with more than 20 million people at risk of starvation and famine. the un s humanitarian chief has given an urgent plea for help for people in yemen, somalia, south sudan and nigeria. unicef has already warned that 1.4 million children could starve to death this year. andy moore reports. a child called fatima. she lives in yemen, where two thirds of the population need food aid, and seven million are hungry. the united nations has been told the famine across four countries is now the biggest crisis for the organisation since it was founded in 1945. we stand at a critical point in our history. already, at the beginning of the year, we are facing the largest humanitarian crisis since the creation of the united nations. now, more than 20 million people across four countries ....
the creator of the world wide web targets fake news. sir tim berners lee has set out a five year plan to address his concerns about how the internet is used. and in half an hour.. the travel show goes on an arctic adventure in finland when it visits lapland. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the brexit secretary, david davis, has urged mps not to support the house of lords amendments to the bill which will allow the government to begin the process of exiting the european union. he said the proposals, to protect the rights of eu citizens and give parliament a vote on the final brexit deal, would undermine the government s negotiating position. but the shadow brexit secretary, keir starmer, said labour would argue for the changes to go ahead. meanwhile, the house of commons committee on foreign affairs has warned about the prospect of britain leaving the eu without a deal in place, and said it would be a dereliction of duty if the government didn t have a conting ....
just can t let go of her cell phone. good morning, everyone. we ll start with the push to unify the republican party. donald trump and house speaker paul ryan inching closer to common ground. they are pledging to work together to beat hillary clinton but ryan is still not offering an endorsement, at least for now. abc s stephanie ramos is live with the latest. good morning. reporter: diane, good morning, kendis. well, the highly anticipated meeting between donald trump and house speaker paul ryan happened. now it looks like the republican party will try to work things out after a contentious primary. the ultimate boardroom meeting came and went. donald trump descending upon capitol hill after months of protesting against washington but now ready to bridge his views with top republican lawmakers. it was very good. it was very productive. the meeting taking place behind closed doors. no handshakes and still no endorsement from house speaker paul ryan. i was very ....
america and of course it ised considered conservative but it s a good example of how the best word i could use is twisted our vocabulary. to too many people that will sound odd a conservative institution one of the first to admit of course that s because that s what conservatives stand for. anyway, i have this connection which i founded five years ago and i m proud to say 140 millioa views this year. we are trying to do five-minute courses with somfive minutecourt minds in america. we are trying to do something and that is to undo some of the damage the universities are doing so we have a rough professors have given courses including some in the audience. let s stick with education for a minute and this is something you wrote just last month. one of the murde murdered wot things you can do in the universities o america would be better off if you ve earned that money. i mean it literally and with tears because i plead guilty to being an intellectual. the life of the ....