for the time being france only had one fourth on the gold coast. they had to make up for lost time. the english already had thirteen the dutch ten the danish five even the prussians with the three forts surpass the french. on the gold coast on the side of present day ghana the fanti and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts . the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast on the airway territory of the congo kingdom. equitorial africa became the world's main source of captives. in this royal african company accounting document written in sixteen eighty eight we learned that over an eight year period being less companies shipped sixty thousand seven hundred eighty three captives. each captive cost them eight to twelve pounds sterling equivalent today between eleven hundred and seven hundred dollars. all of them were bought with trade goods. the demand for slaves was so high that the europeans urge their african partners to plan rationalize and industrialize their methods of mass deportation. slaves or often bought on credit.

it will be all to play for on the gold coast which isa to play for on the gold coast which is a really sport by 110w. the economic crisis in venezuela has seen tens of thousands of people flee the country each week, trying to escape chronic food and medicine shortages. tensions have increased as venezuela's neighbours struggle to cope with the numbers of people wanting to cross their borders. many have already crossed into colombia and many more are now being forcd to travel thousands of miles further through mountainous terrain into ecuador, and then onwards to peru to find work — but peru is determined to restrict those numbers, as our correspondent katy watson now reports. the beauty of the eastern andes belies a challenges these mountains pose. this is just the start of the migrant route, but already those walking it are exhausted. anna is headed to peru with her family. eight months pregnant, it is a track of more than 2000 kilometres. for little emmanuel, it is an impossible ask. they are travelling with other migrants. safety in numbers and helping each other out along the way.

for the time being france only had one fourth on the gold coast. they had to make up for lost time. the english already had thirteen the dutch ten the danish five even the prussians with the three forts surpass the french. on the gold coast on the side of present day ghana the fanti and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast on the airway territory of the congo kingdom equitorial africa became the world's main source of captives. in this royal african company accounting document written in sixteen eighty eight we learned that over an eight year period being less companies shipped sixty thousand seven hundred eighty three captives. each captive cost them eight to twelve pounds sterling equivalent today between eleven hundred and seven hundred dollars. all of them were bought with trade goods. the demand for slaves was so high that the europeans urge their african partners to plan rationalize and industrialize their methods of mass deportation. slaves or often bought on credit. and

how about gold coast italian beef? do you like italian beefs? >> stephen: i like italian beef, because i go sweet peppers and wet. >> oooh. >> stephen: because you go hot, sweet peppers, then wet, because it gets the whole thing, you can really shove it down your mouth. you dip the whole bun in the jus-- >> and just put it down your mouth. >> stephen: yeah, and eat it faster than that japanese guy at the nathan's contest. ( laughter ) >> that guy's amazing. >> stephen: incredible, incredible. >> that guy's amazing. he's so thin, i don't even know where it goes. >> stephen: yeah, i've got to get on that diet. ( laughter ) the diet is eat as many hotdogs as you can as fast as you can. >> exactly. >> stephen: and then you don't want to eat again. >> and stay thin. ( laughter ) oh, he probably eats like that for one time a month. >> stephen: yeah, did you have a hotdog? because, in chicago, people don't understand that it's like in new york pizza there's a pizza slice every 15 feet. in chicago, every where's got a hotdog s

for the time being france only had one fort on the gold coast. they had to make up for lost time. the english already had thirteen the dutch ten the danish five even the prussians with their three forts surpassed the french. on the gold coast on the side of present day ghana the fanti and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast on a way territory to the congo kingdom equitorial africa became the world main source of captives. in this royal african company accounting document written in sixteen eighty eight we learned that over an eight year period the english company shipped sixty thousand seven hundred eighty three captives. each captive cost them eight to twelve pounds sterling equivalent today between eleven hundred and seven hundred dollars. all of them were bought with trade goods. the demand for slaves was so high that the europeans urge their african partners to plan rationalize and industrialize their methods of mass deportation. slaves or often bought on credit. and sol

for the time being france only had one fort on the gold coast. they had to make up for lost time. the english already had thirteen the dutch ten the danish five even the prussians with their three forts surpassed the french. on the gold coast on the side of present day ghana the fanti and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts. the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast on the airway territory of the congo kingdom equitorial africa became the world's main source of captives. in this royal african company accounting document written in sixteen eighty eight we learned that over an eight year period the english company shipped sixty thousand seven hundred eighty three captives. each captive cost them eight to twelve pounds sterling equivalent today between eleven hundred and seven hundred dollars. all of them were bought with trade goods. the demand for slaves was so high that the europeans urge their african partners to plan rationalize and industrialize their methods of mass deportation. slaves or often bought on credit.

problems for commonwealth champion rhys mcclanahan, the northern irishman, who beat whitlock in the gold coasthis year, adding in another superb performance to take gold medal for ireland. another commonwealth champion took to the rings, no gold for great britain's courtney tulloch, he had to settle for bronze. some more medal success, final day of competition, over in edinburgh, twists and turns in the diving pool. in the women's three metres synchro, britain were achingly close to adding to their medal haul. reid and torrance topped the leaderboard with just one dive to go, but then this happened. oh no, no, no. my goodness! from first to fourth, no medal by britain's divers were still looking back on this championships as a success. —— but. meanwhile, gleneagles, second medal for the self—proclaimed underdogs, mclaren and thompson, beating fellow brits georgia hall and laura davies in the bronze medal match in the women's team competition. manchester city have started the defence of their premier league title with a convincing win away at arsenal. a great solo effort from raheem stirling ki

coast. aboard the caravels all of europe join portugal to take control of african gold and slaves. flemish german english gentlemen is invitation all european merchants invested in the atlantic adventure. sailing from la goes the nation elvie's kind of most o. was the first european merchant to reach the coast the center gambia. sailing thus we reached the mouth of another large river which appeared to be no smaller than the senate gallery of. when we saw all this fine river and the beautiful country we cost and debated whether we should send a short on a fine top which is the reach of a ship's an eagle on top which is on board brought from portugal you have been sold by the knowledge of sending down to the first portuguese to discover this land of the blacks. he was instructed to ascertain the conditions of the country to him it was subject and where the gold and other objects of use to us were to be obtained. accordingly when he had landed on the boat had withdrawn a short distance he suddenly counted the great number of negroes. what he said to them we did not know but they began

she was slower this time round, but afterwards said she made the games on the gold coast her priorityn. well, there's plenty more still to come in glasgow with diving starting today, and golf, triathlon and bmx racing all still to come but much of the focus will now turn to the german capital of berlin. the athletics takes place here because berlin had already been scheduled to take place here before the european championships became a multi—sport event. the olympic stadium in the city staged the olympics back in 1936 and then was renovated in time for the world cup final in 2006. britain will be hoping for some notable track and field medals here. but the team has been dealt a blow today with the news captain dai greene won't be able to race because of injury. our reporter ade adedoyin, who's in berlin, can tell us more. this is dai greene's best season for some years, his first major championships since 2013 but we understand he is of a tight hamstring in the warm up and was forced to pull out. it's a world champion from 2011 and in that purple patch in his committee also w011 purpl

world number one in the event but could only manage to swim two seconds slower than she did on the gold coast too for max litchfield in the men's 200m individual medley. fellow brit mark szarenek finised fifth, a second off the podium. it has been a pretty manic monday in glasgow, our correspondent joe wilson rounds up the rest of the action. here in the velodrome we are preparing for the evening session. the one medal we have seen won by britain came in the maddison. this is the long race where cyclists compete as a pair and they can grab hold of each other and give their tea m hold of each other and give their team mate a sling shot. it is a very long race, with sprints throughout and you get points depending on where you come in the sprints. ethan hayter and ollie wood saved enough energy to finish in the bronze medal position. after the ceremony, both the riders said they thought being pa rt the riders said they thought being part of this event had helped their profile and their corrage. —— coverage. the sprint is easier to understand. rider against rider over three laps and three heats a

jonny brownlee have been included in the british squad for the world triathlon grand final on the gold coastssed out on the major medals this year — the latest setback cioming when alastair finished fourth in friday's european championships in glasgow. after a disppointing world cup campaign with the women's team, danny kerry has left to become head coach of great england women were beaten in the quarter finals at the recent world cup in london. kick it out — created to tackle racism and discrimination in football — marked its 25th anniversary on sunday. the organisation was founded by lord herman ouseley. he arrived in england in 1957. he was 12. he experienced racism and abuse first hand on the terraces of football grounds around the country. and he made it his mission to do something about it. so, after 25—years, how well has he done to kick racism out of the game? well, football has me considerable gain and progress will stop 60 years ago if you are a black, asian or minority ethnic group you would not wa nt to minority ethnic group you would not want to be at a football match. you would

. >>> you're out there off the gold coast of australia and you find treasure, sight seeing treasure. this man was on a personal watercraft cruising around when he stopped and saw this. >> no way, hello. >> a juvenile humpback whale. it's just a whale, but the whale is so curious, just dips beneath him, swims underneath. >> what are you doing up there? >>ch course then can grow up to close to 40 tons so you do have to be careful, but this seemed to be just a chance encounter as he was cruising around. >> half scared and half excited so once in if a experience in my life. >> the whale is hanging out. >>> this next video back on solid ground, buto less dangerous. to west java, indonesia for a high-speed local race. the custom, usually young men will board homemade, wooden cycles. from. >> there's no motor -- gravity and their own weight. >> yes. >> i'm impressed just how fast they can go around the corners. >> they get up to 40 miles per hour. >> what? >> and it ain't over. you have to survive the jump that they throw in the middle of the course. >> this is really cool. >> isn't it awes

the final race of the series is on the gold coast in australia next month.f the vuelta a espana, which started today without defending champion chris froome, who is sitting it out this year. but for now, that's all the sport. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. a way from scotland it is a bank holiday weekend. very chilly in places this morning but most of us seeing some sunshine through the day. we have also had a few showers around, some heavy and sunday, already starting to fade. a different sort of day tomorrow, this bank of cloud in the early satellite pictures meaning something with through the day tomorrow, but overnight, clear skies particularly the further least you are and mainly dry before the close tabs to gather further west with outbreaks of rain in northern ireland and western scotla nd in northern ireland and western scotland and parts of wales in south—west england as we head through the early hours. a cool night but not quite as chilly as the night but not quite as chilly as the

and that's it for this time thanks for being with us and as always catch gold coast on directv channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto dini the free t.v. at channel one thirty two are always track us down at youtube dot com slash well bust archie had a fantastic weekend we'll see if. it's a very rough terrain you saw it's rough play modes and you have to fight to be able to defend. it was gunshots on top of them and so very fresh to what happened in the morning. and you know not. going back up. you know i don't want to see it but a body in that surely is ready to participate in the good is both really good wouldn't. you don't think about these three of these soldiers on the you've got three teams like any other and other patients. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it's meaningless in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict respond dennison the idea that we were executin

monday's finals while number one but could only managed to swim to second slower than she did on the gold coastt britain's katie archibald wasn't able to defend her european omnium title in glasgow. she was beaten by dutch world champion kirsten wild despite winning the elimination race, the third of the four omnium events. that brings archibald's medal tally to three after claiming gold in the team pursuit and silver in the individual pursuit earlier in the championships. once i realised that i didn't have it, it switched off and then you think you are going to have to go forth lap gains and it was a bit of a non— race because gold was unachievable and silver was already done so it was kind of this horrible, i can't go there, there is nothing to defend here, what am i doing? so, yeah, a bit dejected. britain's ethan hayter won a dramatic bronze alongside ollie wood in the madison, to claim his third medal of the championships. the pair took the final sprint of the 200 lap race, worth double points, to move themselves onto the podium. hayter also got bronze in the pursuit as well a gold in the

coasts. aboard the caravels all of europe join portugal to take control of african gold and slaves. flemish german english gentlemen his invitation all european merchants invested in the atlantic adventure. sailing from la goes the nation l.v. is kind of most always the first european merchant to reach the coast of senate gambia. sailing thus we reached the mouth of another large river which appeared to be no small matter in the senate gallery of our. only solace fine river and the beautiful country we cossacks and debated whether we should send a show on a fine top which is to reach of a ship's an eagle on top which is on board brought from portugal you have been sold by the knowledge of sin to go on to the first portuguese to discover this land of the blacks. he was instructed to ascertain the conditions of the country to him it was subject and where the gold and other objects of use to us were to be obtained. accordingly when he. and landed on the boat when drawn a short distance he suddenly counted a great number of neat. what he said to them we did not know but they began furiou

was a measure a wild elmina means the mine and they were after the gold of the what they call the gold coast because a lot of the gold does come from the interior right there. between south tommy the our khan mines in the congo kingdom the first triangular trading system in history was launched. european goods for slaves in congo slaves for gold in elmina. thanks to this partnering system the portuguese created an autonomous commercial zone. law even people to game shows are taught that mulla done. for fair the. next year would you take that. over the a good luck go to dubai you'll go. in feel good let's you'll get it i thought. it was a really good. day not imo thus it is your. it is here at the foot of this portuguese cross marking the end excision of a territory that a new chapter in the history of slavery would begin. this here in south told me that the portuguese would create the first platform for the mass deportation of captives. and it is here that the portuguese would also evolve from a simple slave trade to the invention of an extremely profitable production system the sugar planta

and that's it for this time thanks for being with us and as always catch gold coast on directv channel three twenty one dish network channel two a day or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v. at channel one thirty two are always track us down at youtube dot com pleasure both of us archie had a fantastic weekend will see it. when lawmakers manufactured them sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. with the financial merry go round the certainly the one percent of. the time we can all middle of the room say. the real news is. virtually never great was founded on the rates in the murder. nothing changed so we said no response so these situations that we're dealing with. people get sad every day she has to stab people kill each other blood for killing children. out. there was just no way that people are going to just sit back and allow children to be shot down law enforcement. this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this is can't be happening in america we call from the streets we've got to deal with why this is the r

was a measure a wild elmina means the mine and they were after the gold of the what they call the gold coast because a lot of the gold does come from the interior right there. between south tommy the our khan mines in the congo kingdom the first triangular trading system in history was launched. european goods for slaves in congo slaves for gold in elmina. thanks to this bartering system the portuguese created an autonomous commercial zone. law even people to game shows are taught that mulla done. in connection with you take the. lead over the a good luck go to dubai you'll go. in feel good let's you'll get it i thought. it was a really good. day not them oh don't say it. it is here at the foot of this portuguese cross marking the end excision of a territory that a new chapter in the history of slavery would begin. this here in south told me that the portuguese would create the first platform for the mass deportation of captives. and it is here that the portuguese would also evolve from a simple slave trade to the invention of an extremely profitable production system . the sugar plantation.

of africa and the un has been about the colonial situation this is a diplomatic country called gold coast. for the moment james will leave it there and of course come back to you through the day we get more reaction on the death of kofi annan let's join michael amoa he's a fellow at the london school of economics and he joins me from kent in the united kingdom and michael good to have you with us on the program james has given us really a broad brushstroke of kofi annan career but let's just focus in on garner and the impact he had on that country and the impact he had on his people by being the secretary general of the united nations and what they thought of him for that role india guy is thought very highly of he wants you one of the best schools in god's hands from school which i also want and will very proud of him as an old boy but said he was very good advice to a number of go and presidents does as president as well because he was actually head of the united nations he actually give them a very good advice in terms of governance and role in the shipping out of electoral electoral d

grow business there are gold coast do good work and i'll country still. it actually helps but it's not working right at the moment. it happens to the best of robots just the one i miss working today. these modern traffic police made in this back yard workshop. on goes we invented them so what is it that makes these robo cops work. like. metal. robots make three thousand and six hundred movements of day dinner or traffic lights just stand there . these movements are so people can enjoy the traffic the up and down motion amusing. the robo cop just like a human being on people soft. but the machines can't manage all on their own human traffic police supervise the robots and try to make sure that car drivers obey them. but not everyone gets. in the open well we should have either one or the other otherwise it's just a waste of money. but today it has all the concerns you for all see it's the twenty first century. africa must wake up and start to sell its ideas and manufactured products that should be our objective. that. the inventor is hoping for a whole tro

world number one in the event that could only manage to swim two seconds slower than she did on the gold coastmmonwealth, that is the pinnacle is to come up here and regardless of what britain says i was prioritising our games on the subtle and for our country, that's not to say i'm not prioritising here but medals above championships i'm so but medals above championships i'm so happy. and it was bronze for max lichfield in the men's 200 metre. market finished fifth, a second off the podium. even hater way dramatic bronze to claim his third medal of the championships. the pair took the final sprint of the 200 lap race worth double points to move themselves onto the podium right there at the end. also got bronze in there at the end. also got bronze in the pursuit as well as a gold. quite a few days that man. great britain's jack will face a decider in his bronze medal ride in the sprint after being beaten in the first ride. he fought back to win the second is to take it to a third and final ride. katie the second in the women's with the points race two,. a commonwealth and olympic gold medalist

jonny brownlee have been included in the british squad for the world triathlon grand final on the gold coasttair finished fourth in friday's european championships in glasgow. and the british twin brothers adam and simon yates will race on the same cycling team at the upcoming vuelta a espana. they'll both be in the australian team mitchelton—scott for the race which starts in maaga on the 26th august. simon was leading the giro d'italia for much of the race earlier this year before fading in the final stages. we should have a section called sibling news. should we do a study, if you have a sibling good at sport, does that spur you on and make it more competitive? i think you just commissioned about report. have you got any funding? no. tiger woods was meant to be taking a non—playing role at this autumn's ryder cup, but the american team captain has dropped the biggest hint yet that the 14—time major winner could now be included. woods finished second at the pga championship over the weekend, following up on the 6th place finish at the open last month. he didn't play in the last ryder cup t

expectations have been low for once— battling a calf injury since the gold coast.thlete on the planet. speed events were strong, her high jump solid and even her normally poor shot put impressive by her standards. shot put is notoriously her weakest area — she was clearly pretty happy with herself because — her celebrations afterwards prompted her to offer a sort‘ve apology to her coach prompted her to offer a sort of apology to her coach after he scolded her for losing concentration. can you blame her? this was thiam running a rather moderate race in this one. i've got my own lane, my own performances on my own strengths, so just trying to focus on that. she goes again today. we have the long jump, javelin and 800—metres to come today. the javelin is of course the weakest event, so we will see her she gets on. and the british swimming scorer, they have done fantastic, haven't they? yes, seven medals in the final day of swimming action yesterday, and you can see there are rather proud ben proud, his first european title with gold in the men's 50 metres freestyle, v

about being across the hof the entire index then a favorite of the remainder is the minerals pot of gold coast restaurant it does have a fairly substantial nodding industry and does i'm not going to go wine the same way that banks might do and then after that you stop getting into a lot of. smaller capitalization because fundamentally expansion monitus i want to pick up on the capitalization and we look at stock exchange the around the world australia is actually pretty big what's a market cap look like i mean compared to others perhaps well it's about one in the half trillion dollars which is about a list than a trillion american dollars and to give you an idea of how the can is the size of the economy america's it is valued now at well over thirty trillion euros a day pays on the twenty you say go to a one point five times j.p. valuation for american shares there isn't a strategist guys it's about haas that point seven five now that's not to say the destroyer is is undervalued is more to say that the u.n. out of sites is the value because if you take a look at the american stock exchange it'

gold. it's been coasting off of the trendline but it broke below it for the first time in 18 months. if you look at the technicals, you have gold undersold. you could see a bounce back there. this could be a solid move as we play for these talks. >> i'm looking at global tech diverging. i have the u.s. nasdaq 100 and on the bottom i have china which has sunk. not seeing too much contagion go into u.s. tech but we did have those poor earnings from nvidia so that lott make u.s. tech look a more like china but for now no longer correlated. guy: -- guy: i like the gold chart but honestly, the only thing that matters right now is tech. it's actually fascinating right now and the real driver steams to be the u.s. market and tech trade. absolutely fascinating. i have to go with dani this morning. thank you both. you can find all these charts on g tv on the bloomberg. us.'s it for matt miller's taking the slow build home from copenhagen, i am sure. boat home from copenhagen, i am sure. -- a i will take a fashion fast plane from berlin. up next is "bloomberg surveillance" and guy johnson

forty two white horse was used as a construction base because it had a rail connection to the coast since the gold mining era so soldiers and material could be brought into the territory. jim rob still remembers. the early days and white horse. he came to the yukon territory as a road worker and began to paint motifs and people of the north he still has his first portrait. harry came up here harry flick also known as one harry he came up to drive a truck on the alaska highway so the direct connection there and he became one of our most colorful characters he came from ontario and in the forty's he came up here to drive a truck camaro asco. there when i came up to the yukon in fifty five there was about forty five hundred five thousand people on white horse we don't see many walk out like this not anymore this is a most light here you don't see many jets like they're out or are at the cashier here where they keep their food and supplies first in that and so this is how i. thought it would show all. the disappearing you're caught in the valley if you can . jim lives in one of white horses last of or

gold. the former first lady of the ivory coast is pardoned for crimes against humanity.he should be released from jail drawe government tries to the line from the civil war previously. wildfires blazing and temperatures are peaking across europe. scientist warnings that the summer heat waves could be the new normal with climate change. let's bring you the focus report, today, going to tokyo where the birth rate is low and people are living longer, the government considering the age -- raising the age of retirement , a popular move with plenty of senior citizens choosing to continue to work. he can only enjoy the nightlife to tokyo from his taxi cab, one of 50,000 men working in the largest metropolis in the world. >> the traffic at this hour. >> he became a taxi driver when he returned -- retired and is now 78 years old and works 14 hours every second day. goes, an idleng mind is a devil's workshop. i will rest when i die. [laughter] i will then have eternal vacations. >> like many japanese come he considers work an absolute term and the private company which employs him

nationalizing everything which is of course remembered with remembering we've heard today that the coast over enough was gold which compares with cost ninety billion pounds we've heard nothing about the cost of the nationalizing the railways not just losing the product investment for you was the trumans but actually the billions of pounds will bring those trains back on to the public books so we remain committed through success over a private railway and night to get some further perspective alex is joined by historian and political commentator michael fry. michael welcome to the alex salmond show good to be here alex let's start on the discourse like because that is a real way which was a private hands then public hands then private hands public hands private hands and no back in public hands the site give us an insight to how best to run a real way i have to say that whoever hands it's been in that particular line has never made much of a profit and it's in fact it's often made the last simply because there's not that much commercial and industrial traffic up the east coast of great britain the only real r

reallys it was about the ocean current w it brought the spanish ships bringing gold and silver of theh eastern north american coast isy makes it a jugular vein that is why they chose that area. but the fact that the englishe settled north america is based on the flow of the gulfstream and the spanish need to use this area to get back to spain successfully. >> water is everything it is essential to life. and there is probably no other t natural resource which is a tert i don't care for that no other natural endowment that has to do nor what does that has to do more that produces and quenches and inspire and as an environmental historian ice an nature historically and not of u animating doors so it is important for me to bring water and other resources to show how water and everything associated with water in this case gulf of mexico have had to major impact on american history and that historical experience.rom >> history has had its fair share of billing who are your villains in the book? i'm thinking in that development told project and what happened to mulholland or the bombing ofd st. francis and who are the so

south africa are norway since leaving athletics with eight olympic gold medals he's now trying to earn a contract with the central coast mariners in new south wales. i just want to say thanks to all of the body of the central coast marnus for giving me this opportunity to play professional football illegal i'm looking forward to the opportunity to prove that with our work and things possible so i'm looking forward to it on the local near do my best watch out on the way remember i don't think limits well we'll have much more support throughout the day but for now it's back to rachelle thank you very much all right thank you for joining me for this news hour here on al-jazeera but to keep it here part of a push more news on the other side of the break thanks for your time of. their lives not just up. there it created the modern world. the slave trade to include language the geography and the very fabric of human civilization upon it were built the great western palace and was constructed and hierarchy of races but how did it come about and what became of it. the slavery this coming soon on al-jazeera. denied citizenship.

the eight—times olympic gold medallist usain bolt continues to train with his new football team — australian a league club central coasts — as he prepares for his first trial match on friday. bolt holds the world record in the 100 and 200 meters but is attempting to make the switch to professional football. and the world's fastest runner is having to get used to slowing down in football as well as sprinting. he is still working out which position he will play. for me, it's a stop and go. because i'm not used to picking up speed and going back down, up and down, back and forth, and that is the most challenging part. as i said earlier, it's all about practising, going through the random putting myself and trying to get used to the system. i have time so i'm going to ta ke system. i have time so i'm going to take my time, learning the ways and just continue pushing. so usain bolt — coming to a football pitch near you very soon — as is the efl cup. follow it on slive or the bbc red button from 7 o'clock. that's all from sportsday. chris mitchell is here with more for you throughout the evening. thanks forjoining us. goodby

gold sale, $411.5 million. we are going to be focusing on the ivory coast business a little bit. at kind of gold production they are seeing. updates on the gold production and cost strategy. we have seen a change in the legislative background, the mining code, i should say. we will get an update. the ceo joins us for his first interview of the day. that is coming up shortly. manus: futures a little bit of a mixed picture. london is a little stronger by 21 tips -- pips. i am surprised to see this kind of robustness. you're going to see quite a significant level of dividends coming through. europe,outflows from $55.8 billion as of july. we are on the longest losing streak flowing out of our european equity market since 2017. nearly reminiscent of the 2011, 2012 debt crisis. this against what you are seeing in terms of earnings. earnings in europe rise by 5.5% versus that stellar run in the united states of america. the dax is up 14 points. we seeing dividends go through. the zurich may be in play in terms of the numbers. how is your risk radar? anna: let's have a look. up 0.2% on th

africa and norway since leaving our flight explorer eight olympic gold medals he's now trying to earn a contract with the central coast mariners in new south wales i just want to see runs to everybody at the central coast mariners for giving me this opportunity to play professional football in the home looking forward to the opportunity to prove that gardner and do as possible so looking for do and i'm going to come here do my best watch all of them on the way remember i don't think limits sawyer sport for now but so julie in london find key now in kenya and tanzania people are marking the twentieth anniversary of similar taney as bomb attacks on the u.s. embassies bulls in nairobi and dar es salaam a prayer meeting was held in nairobi to remember the two hundred and twenty four people killed by suicide bombers affiliated with al qaeda the u.s. response to the attack involved firing missiles at alleged al qaeda targets in afghanistan and in sudan almost five thousand people were injured in the attacks and we heard from one of them at the site of the i will be bombing about how survivors can rise above their personal t

tuesday, and celebrated with a first training session with the central coast mariners, in new south wales. the eight—times olympic goldlub, who finished bottom of australia's top division. some have dismissed it as a publicity stunt to boost the mariners' profile, but bolt doesn't agree. i'm not setting myself, like, any targets to say, all right, this is what i am going to do. i'm just going to put in the work you do what imean? going to put in the work you do what i mean? this is my first chance getting the chance to train and to getting the chance to train and to get to a level to play as a professional football, so get to a level to play as a professionalfootball, so i don't know what to expect. so i'm just here to push myself, learnt as much as possible, as i told the coach from the start, listen, i'm here with a blank slate. no matter what i've learnt or what i've seen on tv, for me it is a blank slate. i am here to learn and get better. here's a look at what has caught our eye on social media. what do paul pugba, emile husky, john terrier and mauricio poochettino all have in common? well, simply put, they are t

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south africa and norway since leaving athletics with eight olympic gold medals he's now trying to earn a contract with the central coast mariners in new south wales i just want to say thanks to everybody at the central coast mariners for giving me this opportunity to play professional football illegal i'm looking forward to the opportunity to prove that government and thing is possible so i'm looking forward to it and i'm going to do my best watch out on the way remember i don't think limits. i love to hear your thoughts on any of these stories you can tweet me directly after underscore is all it will be back with more detail hundred g.m.t. but for now all hands back thanks for speaking of your thoughts part of the online discussion today on our live stream turned into a discussion about the origins of sites i'm told so it's not necessarily what we're looking for i'm going to be honest with you but if you feel that your comments are getting lost in some of that get in touch directly tweet me directly at home i j e i'm always looking for your comments or use the what's that number plus one seven three five zero one tric