of the technology available to him. dale stevens‘s opening goal was checked by andre marriner with his colleague monitoring the game some 75 miles away. a nod of the head signalling that brighton had taken the lead. it finished 2 1 to brighton but did glenn murray handle the ball when scoring? the referee and his video assistant decided it came off his knee, a decision hotly contested by crystal palace. technology may have arrived in football but the controversy is far from over. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, it s time for the news where you are. hello, you re watching bbc news, the time is 10:30pm. the time is 10:32pm. i m olly foster at the bbc sport centre these are our headlines this evening: there s a late winner in the fa cup brighton take their place in the fourth round at palace‘s expense. we ll have details of that draw coming up, with lowly yeovil getting a plum home tie against manchester united. and another five months out for murray
the 30 year plan to revolutionise transport in the north of england but it gets a rather mixed response. iceland becomes the first supermarket to say that plastic will be eliminated from its own brand products within five years. a new national health service starts, providing hospital and specialist services. and the changing role of nurses in the nhs we talk about the challenges they face. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news. could leicester overcome jamie vardy‘s former club, fleetwood town, in tonight s fa cup third round replay? good evening. thousands of workers and small firms facing an uncertain future, are demanding answers from ministers following the collapse of carillion, the construction giant which went into liquidation yesterday. ministers have ordered a fast track investigation into the firm s directors, but labour wants an independent assessment of the potential costs facing the taxpayer. carillion, the uk s second biggest construction firm, employs 2
leaving thousands ofjobs at risk. ministers have ordered a fast track investigation into its directors. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. us banking giants taking major financial hits from president trump s new tax reform programme. and australia s pokie problem tops the list of the largest gambling losses in the world. good morning, asia. hello, world. it s a wednesday. welcome to another edition of asia business report. i m rico hizon. we start off with the us burning season. some of america s biggest banks are putting this week. likely announce large one time charges in the fourth quarter. that will surely erode their profitability. that is a result of president trump s tax overhaul at the end of last year. i am joined by marika oi. last weekjp morgan showed better than normal earnings, but are taking a hit. it is a similar story with city, also reporting overnight. if you are wondering, wasn t the tax reform of president trump supposedly g
last year, facebook said that it plans to boost its team of moderators by more than 3,000. and google says it ll increase the number of people monitoring content to a total of ten thousand. meanwhile twitter has already removed around a million accounts related to terrorism. it s a pressing issue for governments around the world for example germany can now fine companies over 60 million dollars if they fail to take down extremist material. elsewhere in the uk, senior ministers have suggested the tech giants could face punitive taxes if they fail to do more in the fight against terrorism. with me is mike weston, founder of radiate b2b good morning. it is a very tricky one, isn t it, there is no clear right or wrong here on how to monitor and remove material is it enough when facebook, twitter, youtube say they are boosting the numbers of those monitoring?” youtube say they are boosting the numbers of those monitoring? i think it is very difficult to determine what consti