the coy —— court heard that boyhood club was expected to find his wages.e sentence and punishment. —— his country's record goalscorer. an nhs trust has pleaded guilty to breaking health and safety laws in connection with the death in its care of an 18—year—old boy with epilepsy. connor sparrowhawk drowned in the bath in 2013 at a care home run by southern health, which treats mental health patients. the trust said his death had led to significant changes and improvements in the way it works. a cyclist who knocked down and killed a woman while riding an illegal 0lympic—style racing bike has been sentenced to 18 months in a young offenders' institution. charlie alliston, who was 18 at the time, was travelling on a bike with no front brakes when he crashed into kim briggs in east london last year. the judge at the old bailey described him as "an accident waiting to happen". time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme. former england captain wayne rooney is banned afte

in his boyhood, he loved sports.n h in high school he competed in equestrian events and played ice hockey. during his third year in college, however, tragedy struck. while riding in a friend's car, there was a traffic accident. he suffered a spinal cord injury that left him pair lazralyzed fe neck down. however, he did not let the jar d -- injury defeat him. >> it made me think that i'm a man who should shed light on a small corner of the world. if it weren't for the injury, my life ma life might not have been kwat as meaningful. >> slowly he gained strength in his upper body. he formed an association for people with disabilities and began taking them outside with him. he even created a sports club just for people with disabilities. in 2016, he formed a dance team where people with and without disabilities could dance together. he wanted to take down barriers that separate people with disabilities. they have practiced hard for their first joint performance with american >> translator: i've dreamed of dancing sense da

the court heard his boyhood club was expected to fine him two weeks wages. country's record goalscorer accepted the sentence and punishment. belgian champions anderlecht have sacked their manager rene weiler after a poor start to the season. in his first campaign in charge he guided them to their 34th league title and the quarter finals of the europa league. the club have won just two of their opening seven matches this season though, and lost 3—0 away to bayern munich in the champions league last week. weiler‘s argentinian assistant nicolas frutos will take temporary charge. zenit st petersburg beat fc ufa 3—0 to move three points clear at the top of the russian premier league. the goals by forwards sebastian driussi and alexander kokorin, with a penalty from skipper domenico criscito set roberto mancini's zenit on their way to a an easy win. they're now three points ahead of second—placed krasnodar. last week we found out that the giro d'italia will start in israel next year — and on monday we got our first details about the route it will take. alberto con

she was named director of the dwight eisenhower library, museum and boyhood home in may of 2017. she has served in museums across the southeast for her entire career. in south carolina, she served as managing director for a local history museum and on the governing board for the south carolina archival association. serviceshe director of for the louisiana state museum, a state like vcm system that maintains nine museums. she has an active in the southeast museums conference and currently serves as the vice president. she also bachelor of arts degree from louisiana state university, a master of liberal studies from the university of oklahoma, and is currently enrolled in a professional certificate program in nonprofit ministries and at the university of montana. our second speaker, dr. david nichols joins us by phone. he is a presidential historian and leading authority on the presidency of dwight eisenhower. the spoken president eisenhower and civil rights. 2007. published in this publisher, simon & schuster, describes it as the definitive book on eisenhower's civil rights polici

b and recently rejoined his boyhood club everton.ey has been charged with driving while over the prescribed limit. officers say he was stopped at 2am on friday morning on altrincham road in the town of wilmslow in cheshire. rooney has enjoyed a good start to the new season in the premier league. he moved from manchester united to everton and scored in his opening two games. but news of this arrest comesjust a week two games. but news of this arrest comes just a week after he announced he was retiring from international football. he has been released on bailand is football. he has been released on bail and is due to appear before stockport magistrates‘ court on september 18. sports correspondent richard conway there. some of the stories making the news tonight... a man‘s been jailed for six years for trying to rob the england and west ham footballer, andy carroll. basildon crown court heard thatjack o‘brien, who‘s 22 and from romford, pulled up alongside the striker as he drove home, and demanded he hand over his watch, worth £22,000.

the court heard his boy —— boyhood club would dock two weeks wages.t the court, wayne rooney said he accepted the sentence and that his punishment would enable him to make amends. it is just would enable him to make amends. it isjust gone would enable him to make amends. it is just gone 3:30am in the morning, that means it is time for the travel show. coming up this week, scotland's most beautiful roads. it's some of the most amazing landscapes and seascapes you'll see. it's around the world in 500 miles. where to spend your christmas holidays and how about a cup of fish entrails? laughs. very strong! it's really chewy. really very, very strong. the city of inverness on scotland's north—east coast is the unofficial capital of the highlands. it's been a popular tourist destination since the arrival of the railways in the mid—19th century and, despite its rather changeable weather, the city remains the gateway to exploring the country's mountainous north. the usual tourist trail begins here in inverness and visitors tick off the big attractions in the r

the 31 year old retired from international football last week, after rejoining his boyhood club evertonage is at their home ground, goodison park. phyllis in on the background. rumours circulate and this morning that he had been arrested for drink—driving, it was a few hours later thatjetta bliss drink—driving, it was a few hours later that jetta bliss confirmed that just after 2am this later that jetta bliss confirmed thatjust after 2am this morning the 31—year—old footballer was arrested by officers in wilmslow after they stopped him driving a black vw beetle. he was arrested them. pictures appeared on social media during the evening before hand of him having pictures taken with friends and supporters but he was arrested some hours later. what happens next? it appears before stockport magistrates on september 18. then he can either admit to the charge or he could contest it. he is england's highest profile footballer, now charged with drink—driving, it is undoubtedly going to attract a lot of publicity. clive. danny savage, many thanks, at goodison park. the former archbishop of westm

the court heard his boyhood club was expected to fine the striker two weeks' wages — around £300,000.im to make some amends. the german elections are fast approaching, with polls suggesting the right—wing nationalist afd party could become a significant parliamentary force. angela merkel is expected to be returned as chancellor and has ruled out including the afd in any coalition government. but while she rejects the party's populism, mrs merkel‘s own election campaign has been laced with patriotic sentiment — traditionally a sensitive issue in germany — as our europe editor katya adler now reports. with the world outside unpredictable, germans are feeling good at home, feeling good about themselves. a sense at election time that their chancellor is channelling to her advantage, as at this rally in heidelberg. not everyone's convinced, but merkel‘s campaign slogan, "vote for a germany where we live well and are happy to live", has struck a chord. "germany is an open, tolerant country," he told me. "our economy is doing well. even young people have good chances of getting a decentjob."

this is where henry wentz was charging to his boyhood home, charging over land he personally owned. there was an 1847 deed that said his father bought a nine acre plot diagonally across from the original wentz house. in 1850, that was transferred to henry's ownership. there is nothing to dispute that henry wentz owned that property. he charged over land he owned, through his front yard. when the work is done, they are about 115 yards north of the house he grew up. that night, henry went into the house, curiosity got the better of him. how do we know this deck out he went into the house. it is for battle, written by wc storage, he was not any run-of-the-mill historian, he was a gettysburg resident. his older sister was henry wentz's nephew. he writes this. the night of the second day after the signal line advanced, they had been repulsed and occupied by forces under general lee, henry wentz visited his home and was greatly surprised to find his father still there. wesley culp visits his sisters, henry wentz visits his father. this was a different kind of war. july 3, frank kaufman an

this is where henry wentz was charging to his boyhood home, charging over land he personally owned. it was 18 47 that his father bought a nine acre plot diagonally across from the house.l wentz it was transferred to henry in 1850. no record of ownership until 1872. there is no record to dispute he owned the property. he charged over land he owned, through his front yard. the work is done after all the fighting, there are 115 -- they are 115 yards north at the end. henry went into the house, curiosity got the best of them. he went into the house. it is for battle, written by wc anyage, he was not run-of-the-mill historian, he was a gettysburg residents. he became a battlefield guide. by his older sister was henry wentz's nephew. he had access to a media. he writes on the night of the second day after the signal line advanced, they had been repulsed and occupied by forces under general lee, henry wentz visited his home and was greatly surprised to find his father still there. it was lee coel -- wesley culp visits his sisters, henry wentz visits his father. and then the artillery unit

ascending to the leadership in 2010, kimjong—un pursuit his boyhood idols, inviting them to visit himpy birthday to you. but this youthful leader remained mindful of the threat his older brother, once air apparent, but latterly living discreetly in macau could pose, last year king jong nam was assassinated in malaysia by killers using an nerve agent. —— heir—apparent. dispensing with internal challenges, kim jong—un calculated that external threats would be best countered by speeding up the missile and nuclear weapons programme and he ignored friendly chinese advice, donald trump's threats and un sanctions alike. it is notjust a vanity, it is seen as what is necessary to preserve the regime, it is partly a matter of this is what north korea can do, this is all that north korea can do, is produce weapons that go boom, in every other field of endeavour, they are way behind the south koreans and the people of north korea increasingly know that, be it economics or energy or industry or science. the south koreans are far ahead. building nuclear weapons and missiles is something that makes

or scorches they're just bloody boyhood. point zero normal along with a quarter of the zip for your whole record since the first year but in the distance phone service orders go to go see this something for which you will. i believe is sincere in saying that there is no conflict between his darkest tiny identity and his russian citizenship. i wonder if everyone in this small but ethnically complex republic is as happy about the coexistence of their culture with the russian state. twice since the fall of communism twenty five years ago russia has mounted brutal military campaigns in chechnya dagestan immediate neighbor and a fellow muslim nation in the caucasus. dug a star has its own chechen minority since putin defeated independence fighters in chechnya and installed a pro russian veto that pockets of resistance to moscow rule on may be active in dagestan. also excuses time. and you can use. hired you know either doing one through. your shoes and yet you. come to. the house you know and you know. for money. that you can do

remember he isjust rejoined his boyhood club. he he wa nts to rejoined his boyhood club.pecting to be fined two weeks wages by his club, everton. his manager, ronald koeman, had already publicly expressed his disappointment in the drink—driving arrest and wayne rooney is lawyer says his client expects to pick up two weeks wages fine, somewhere in the line of 3000 hundred thousand pounds. —— £300,000. the line of 3000 hundred thousand pounds. -- £300,000. it is 18 minutes past 12. police are questioning two men in connection with the cheaper chat on friday. wayne rooney has been banned for driving for two years and sentenced to 100 hours committee service after he pleads guilty to a charge of drink—driving. after boris johnson made a controversial article on brexit theresa may has said the cabinet remains united in their plans to leave the eu. time for sport now. everton manager ronald koeman says people need to be more realistic about the club's chances this season after a 4—0 loss against manchester united yesterdsy, it is for a straight defeats for everton. every manage

the court heard his boyhood club was expected to fine the striker two weeks' wages — around £300,000.shment would enable him to make some amends. lets get the latest weather news. quieter drier weather on the way for us quieter drier weather on the way for us tomorrow, still have a bit of rain to clear through this evening, cloud and rain affecting parts of england and wales, pushing south, most of it clearing away. not long after midnight. behind that variable cloud and clear spells, one or two fog patches but parts of northern ireland and scotland in the countryside getting close to freezing again as tuesday begins. but once the mist and fog clears it will be a fine day, just maybe the odd isolated shower but the vast majority staying dry, starting sunny, patchy cloud building, some sunshine coming through, it will feel quite pleasant with temperatures, a few spots reaching into the upper teens. slightly different picture on wednesday, in milderfeel, the north and west different picture on wednesday, in milder feel, the north and west of the uk seen outbreaks of rain, the east of en

the court heard his boyhood club is expected to find the strike two weeks wages, around £300,000.ys. ryanair could face rya nair could face compensation claims of up to $25 million after announcing plans to cancel thousands of lives. the airline says it has messed up pilot holiday rotors and to avoid future delays will cancel between 50 and a0 flights a day for the next six weeks. angry customers are demanding the airline publishes are demanding the airline publishes a full list of the flights that they plan to cancel. that includes my mum and dad. police in missouri say they have arrested more than 80 people during a third night of violent protest. the demonstrations began after a white former police officer was acquitted of murder after shooting a black man in 2011. the protests have been mostly peaceful but some roads were blocked and some windows were smashed. police are continuing to question two men on suspicion of terror offences following an attack ona tube terror offences following an attack on a tube train in london. images show a person carrying the supermarket bike sim

thanks sam well over the weekend a group of refugees rented out donald trump's boyhood home in queens new york to draw attention to the issue of immigration the international charity all those families behind the scheme. brought for refugees into the home to share their stories with journalists and head of the united nations general assembly the trump administration backs a travel ban which prevents people from six mostly muslim countries from traveling to the u.s. . north korea says further sanctions against the country will only speed up its nuclear missile programs a statement in the state media follows the latest missile test by pyongyang on friday the foreign ministry has called the pursuit of restrictions by the u.s. a hostile act china's foreign ministry has called on all sides not to complicate the crisis soon to be sure the most pressing task for all parties in the international community is to strictly fully and accurately enforce the latest u.n. resolutions and not deliberately complicate the issue in fact everyone can see that when it comes to development of the nuclear is

he hasjustjoined bat rejoined his boyhood club.ept the sentence of the court and hope i can make some amends through my community service. he has to serve those 100 hours instead of a find that his lawyer had asked for. but we also found out in court today that he is expecting... he has been fined by his club everton, two weeks wages, somewhere in the region of £300,000. his manager, ronald koeman, a couple of weeks ago said how disappointed he was in wayne rooney's arrest. we also learned in court, but here's expected to be fined two weeks wages. it is a two—year driving ban, and 100 hours of community work to be completed in the next 12 months. thank you. the headlines on bbc news: the government top brexit official leases post to work in downing street. police are still questioning two men arrested after the parsons green bombing — including a 21—year—old syrian refugee. former england captain wayne rooney is banned from driving for two years after pleading guilty to drink—driving. and in sport, england head coach mark sampson,

reconciliationist, and not one where he straightforwardly abandoned that north-south conflict from his boyhood. it was eased and west. it had african-americans. it had missourians, northerners, southerners, indians, and it's probably a good cast for the united states civil war. thank you. [applause] >> well, that civil war was just complicated, wasn't it? [laughter] >> and it's so good to know we are over all of that now in the country. aren't we? yes. settled between the states. in my line of work, we don't want anybody to get over anything, because it's all grist for our historian mill. and conflict is also good. conflict is also good in the legal profession. our next speaker -- i know so many lawyers who really wants to be historians -- you really want -- who really wants to be historians, and very few are old enough to come out of the closet and just do it. but our next speaker, robert lazo, indeed, and has done so and is not only a prominent attorney, but is also a distinguished historian. he has written on many diverse topics dealing with many aspects of world history as well history of