Transcripts For BBCNEWS BBC News At Six 20170425 : vimarsana

Transcripts For BBCNEWS BBC News At Six 20170425

Diagnosis when theres a mobile app to do the job the future of Artificial Intelligence. And coming up in the sport on bbc news. As anthonyjoshua prepares for the biggest night of his life. He tells the bbc hes a Man Of The People and still the same as when he was 17. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Theresa may says she wants a mandate from every part of the uk when she goes into brexit negotiations. The Prime Minister was speaking in south wales, taking the Tory Campaign into what has traditionally been a labour heartland. And despite substantial leads for the tories in recent polls she warned Party Workers against being complacent. From bridgend, heres our Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg on a Conservative Party determined to turn the electoral map blue. If the tories want headlines about a new iron lady. They are not very su btle new iron lady. They are not very subtle about it. Theresa may came to inspect this factory in newport. Must be doing something right, she joked. She needs to to achieve a big if, to turn wales into tory territory. It is audacious to pop up in labourland at territory. It is audacious to pop up in labour land at the start. She was only with activists and friends, but her appeal is to you. Give me a mandate to lead britain. Give me a mandate to lead britain. Give me a mandate to lead britain. Give me a mandate to speak for britain. Give mea mandate to speak for britain. Give me a mandate to fight for britain and give me a mandate to deliverfor britain. She would not be drawn again on whether she will raise or lower taxes. How far are you willing to grow to grab seats in parts of the country, that until now have been a Labour Heartlands . |j the country, that until now have been a Labour Heartlands . I will be out and about in all sorts of areas, all part of the country, taking this message, vote for me and the local conservative candidate is a vote to strengthen our hand in the brexit negotiations. Really . From coast to coast taking places like porthcawl would be taking a lifelong labour voters like this couple, who have almost decided to do it. Would be the First Time Ever because the valleys is a labour stronghold. the First Time Ever because the valleys is a labour stronghold. I am on the border, but i voted for out in the referendum. I dont know whether to vote labour or conservative this time. My father would spin in his grave. Conservative this time. My father would spin in his gravel conservative this time. My father would spin in his grave. I am a typical labour voter, but whether i will be voting labour this year, because i have no confidence in Jeremy Corbyn. But then again i dont think i will be voting for conservative. I have put the same effort into the way i voted last time. I voted effort into the way i voted last time. Ivoted labour last effort into the way i voted last time. I voted labour last time. What about father and son . He has been labour all his life. I think he has swung to theresa may now. Definitely. Jeremy corbyn, goodbye. Here, labour is in charge in cardiff, but even their leader admitsjeremy cardiff, but even their leader admits Jeremy Corbyn has cardiff, but even their leader admitsJeremy Corbyn has some way to go. To prove himself as a leader and to prove to be a candidate as Prime Minister. We have some weeks to go before the poll itself, but that is the challenge. Even from the start of theircampaign, the challenge. Even from the start of their campaign, plied cymru will not hesitate to stir up old memories. If people are considering conservative, remember the past. The tories have not been a friend to wales. We are not rolling over for any tory to take our seats, we will be out in force. It is early days, but any day out on the Campaign Trail is precious. Leaders turn up two places where they think they are in the game. With possible gains in wales and scotland, theresa may is not just contemplating wales and scotland, theresa may is notjust contemplating a tory majority, but hoping to make true her claim, there are no torino go areas. Brexit might have redraw the map, but she wants to colour it blue. Yet, as she swept away, it wont be easy. Here are anywhere else, the tories can be sure they will always be welcome. So theresa may says this election is about giving her a clear mandate for the tough brexit talks ahead. For labour, accused of sending confusing signals on brexit, today was a chance to clarify its position. The shadow brexit secretary sir keir starmer said labour accepted that Free Movement of people could not continue, but suggested eu nationals could still be allowed in if they had a guaranteed job offer. He also said labour would work harder to stay within the eus Customs Union, which governs trade. And labour has pledged to unilaterally protect the legal rights of eu nationals already living in the uk. Our deputy Political Editor john pienaar reports. This is where the election is being decided, not in political meetings, but on the streets, in the homes and in the heads of voters. We are choosing a pack for britain after brexit and on this nation dividing issue, labour is taking a gamble that will win some voters and maybe lose others. Here in barking, a lot of places where people voted labour and then chose to leave the eu. Today, labour is out to show it is more pro europe, more open to compromise than theresa mays tories from the start. Eu nationals here would keep their rights. On day one ofa would keep their rights. On day one of a labour government, we will immediately guarantee that all eu nationals currently living in the uk will see no change in their legal status as a result of brexit. Day one, big commitment. After brexit, all rights of Free Movement across the uk border had to change, but then more clarity on Labour Policy. Get a job offer, you are free to come in. Freedom of movement will have to go, so therefore it has to change but we need immigration that works for the communities and the economy. That means there has to be movement of people to come and work in this country. How that is managed, will have to be resolved but the last thing we want is for businesses to go bankrupt. Then he poured cold water on the dream to conquer markets beyond europe. Poured cold water on the dream to conquer markets beyond europelj conquer markets beyond europe. think it is worth keeping the Customs Union option on the table and see where we are in two years, but we have to focus on the eu trade agreement, because that is 44 of oui agreement, because that is 44 of our trade. Not hypothetical free trade deals elsewhere in the world 7 free trade deals elsewhere in the world . The idea of hypothetical free trade deals in 2019 compensating for losing the eu is something nobody is contemplating. Until now, labour and the tories have been sounding more alike over brexit than either side would admit. Now labour is showing more of its pro european colours and the party needs to motivate its activists and loyal supporters. But around here and places like this, it is a gamble. For many people, this is a gut issue. There is enough people in this small island, otherwise it will be like a ship, we will sink. No need to let the europeans in to do thatjob . Need to let the europeans in to do that job . No, no need to let the europeans in to do thatjob . No, no need. I agree. No british can get a job, all the foreigners and other people coming m, foreigners and other people coming in, they are taking them. Labour says if you are european and you have a job, they are welcome. As long as they have a job to come to and it is documented and it is not just sort of, slipping in, then yes, 110 just sort of, slipping in, then yes, no problem with that. But now it is about which side can convince the voters. What do others make of Labour Policy . Not much. This is the first time we have heard this clarity of Free Movement. U nfortu nately for this clarity of Free Movement. Unfortunately for Jeremy Corbyn this clarity of Free Movement. Unfortunately forJeremy Corbyn and keir starmer, many on the labour front bench dont agree with them. Hes trying to put a united front on a party which is split down the middle on this issue. It amounts to something too little, too late and model. I am still not clear whether the labour party believes we should be in or out of the single market. They say they dont agree with the governments Negotiating Strategy but they voted for it. Labour has failed to sell a clear policy line, but now it is Campaign Time and get people to like what is on offer. Assuming they can get the voters attention. And you can find out more on where all the parties stand on the brexit negotiations on our website. Thats at bbc. Co. Uk news. The Liberal Democrat leader, tim farron, has said he does not think gay sex is a sin, having declined to answer the question on several occasions during the election campaign. In an interview with bbc news, mr farron, whos a christian, acknowledged that the matter had become an issue for him. Mr farron was speaking to our political correspondent, eleanor garnier. I think its fair to say ive answered the question. Its a subject hes been asked about again. You wont say whether you think having gay sex is a sin. And again. Does the honourable member think that being gay is a sin . And again. You said, homosexuality is not a sin. They said that you didnt answer when they asked you whether gay sex was a sin. While he said being gay was fine, until today, the lib dem leader, a committed christian, has refused to answer this question. I dont believe gay sex is a sin. I take the view that, as a political leader, though, myjob is not to pontificate on theological matters. This had become a talking point, an issue. In that case, if people have kind of got the wrong opinion of what i think about these issues, then thats something it is right to correct. Its taken him almost two years, since becoming the leader of the lib dems, to clarify his position. But the pressure has increased since the election was called. So, whats changed in the last 48 hours that you are now able to say that you dont think gay sex is a sin, yet for the last two years you have very blatantly swerved the question . Well, im quite careful how i talk about my faith. Im not. I mean, i dont bang on about it. I dont make a secret out of it. So you were either misleading people before, or you are misleading people now. Which is it . So the answer to that is that i was asked a question early on, and i didnt want to get into a sort of series of questions unpicking the theology of the bible. Isnt itjust that it is your christian belief, and you didnt want to admit it . No, thats not the case. What i want is to make sure that we deal with something thats become an issue. So this is blatant electioneering . Its a sense of understanding that, you know, the questions was asked of me a week ago. I dont think people want a Political Party leaders telling them what is and isnt a sin. Mr farron insisted the lib dems have undoubtedly the best record on gay rights out of all political parties. But its clear the issue and the questions around it have troubled him personally, and politically, too. Eleanor garnier, bbc news, westminster. The confectionary giant nestle is planning to cut up to 300 jobs and move production of the blue riband Chocolate Biscuit to poland. The proposed job losses will mainly affect the companys sites in york and newcastle. Nestle, which employs 8,000 people in the uk, said it hoped to achieve the cuts through voluntary redundancies. President trumps daughter, ivanka, has defended his record on womens rights during a g20 summit in berlin. Appearing alongside the german chancellor Angela Merkel, she said her father had always encouraged her and demonstrated his belief in the potential of women through his employment practices. From berlin, jenny hill sent this report. Taking her place among the worlds most powerful women. The first daughter, rubbing shoulders with a chancellor, a queen and a banker. Though, almost immediately, ivanka trump found herself defending a president. Hes been a tremendous champion of supporting families, and enabling them to thrive. Donald trumps special adviser persisted. As a daughter, i can speak on a very personal level, knowing that he encouraged me and enabled me to thrive. I grew up in a house where there was no barriers to what i could accomplish. And the first daughter has gone on to make powerfulfriends. Her first solo overseas trip was at the direct invitation of the german chancellor. Do you consider yourself a feminist . Angela merkels official agenda. Interesting reaction . Empowering women and charming one in particular. Berlin wants, needs, stronger ties to the trump administration. Translation its the strategy of dialogue, thats the most important thing. You can reach trump through his daughter. Every woman should do things by her own, by her own status and by her own positions, and not because of her fathers position. What youre seeing here may well mark a profound shift in the way that germany, europe, does business with the united states. Ivanka trump wields significant influence with her father. The relationship that Angela Merkel and other leaders strike with the first daughter will be closely scrutinised on both sides of the atlantic. Expect to see more of the first daughter on the international stage. In the age of trump, it seems, family comes first. Jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. Our top story this evening. Theresa may takes the Tory Campaign to wales, challenging labour in its heartland. Still to come british Boxer Anthonyjoshua prepares for saturdays epic bout at wembley. Coming up in sportsday on bbc news well have the Challenge Cup sixth round draw live. Who will holders hull fc face . As well as huddersfields conquerors swinton, featherstone, dewsbury and barrow will all want big teams. Its the technological issue of our time the rise of Artificial Intelligence and the extraordinary rate of progress in the way machines can learn. The latest example is an app that will be better at medical diagnosis than a human doctor, at least thats what its developers claim. Too good to be true or another worrying step towards a world in which machines run the show . Our technology correspondent, rory cellan jones, has been finding out. How can i help today . Dr hannah allen is seeing a patient. This consultation is happening inside a Technology Company with an ambitious mission. Ba bylon company with an ambitious mission. Babylon is building a Computer Program which should be able to diagnose your problem at least as well as your gp. Could you specify the regions where you have pain. The computer has been given the same information as the doctor and reaches the same conclusion. Its quite likely you may be suffering from something called potentially gallstones. 0k. From something called potentially gallstones. Ok. My tummy hurts. Im sorry youre feeling unwell. There isa sorry youre feeling unwell. There is a long way to go. There should be a Smartphone App that you could talk to. You will have one personal doctor who will sit in your pocket and monitors all your time. Doctor who will sit in your pocket and monitors all yourtime. He doctor who will sit in your pocket and monitors all your time. He can talk to you and diagnose you and see and predict your future. Where is the pain in your stomach. This combines medicine with the latest trends in computer science. Babylon is using something called Machine Learning where a computer is given vast amounts of data and teaches itself a task. The same technique is being used here to recognise what im saying. Mostly accurately. Were already seeing Machine Learning popping up in all sorts of other places. Machine learning is all about giving lots and lots of data to a computer and then the computer learns from that data to be able to do the specific tasks, essentially. So the machine learns from data. So theres really a whole range of areas where we have more and more access to data, so that could be in the medical field, it could be in education, it could be for solving societal challenges. Its what gives you personalised recommendations on shopping sites. It helped a Computer Beat A Champion Player of a complex chinese game, go, and Machine Learning is powering the software behind driveless cars, but there are concerns about these machines removing the human touch from many areas of our lives and costing jobs. I dont feel like its going to put me out of a job. I think its going to work really nicely alongside of gps. For me, i love seeing patients, i love being able to listen to patients complaints and to be able to come up with, you know, solutions to their problems. Are you sweating more than usual . Computers can learn much faster and much more than we can. But lets face it, theyre never going to have much of a bed side manner. Can i confirm your gender, please. Rory cellan jones, bbc news. Thank you. The french president has called for unity in what he said would be a long and difficult fight against terrorism. Francois hollande made the remarks at a ceremony to honour the policeman shot dead in paris

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