not acceptable, but this sort of thing has visited tynecastle before.lennon when he was manager of celtic. i was standing next to neil lennon when he was attacked here. that really unsavoury incident, that. i don't know, nobody seems to protect the managers and coaches anybody can shout anything at them. this street is a few hundred yards from tynecastle park, and this graffiti looks fresh, and it's quite clearly sinister. he is a man who is also had death threats and been sent in the post. —— and sent bullets in the post. he came into glasgow as an irish catholic, played for northern ireland, captained northern ireland, played leicester, any hassle. he signed with celtic in 2000 and the mayhem begins, and he's been targeted because of where he is from. that is what it is, no doubt. it's a bold and, some will say, worrying claim. the cause will be debated and promises of punishment delivered. but for now fans of scotland's national game once again look on at scenes like these, head shaking in wonder. england face australia in the first of four autumn in

owen's therapy for shell shock included a spell teaching here at tynecastle high school in edinburgh.was really upsetting even reading the poetry, because you could see it through his eyes after he experienced everything. we went to visit the grave of the youngest man to be killed, when he was 15, which is younger than me, which is awful. there is a lost generation, all these people who could have had families and the future. and those who died include five of your relatives? yes. the city's military hospital treated 1,800 officers, most had shell shock, wilfred owen among them. the treatments developed here contributed to our understanding of what we now know as ptsd. the first world war, really, was the first time that people started to understand perhaps that you can develop a psychological injury in the same way you can develop as physical injury. and for the first time, we started to understand that this is not about a character flaw or a weakness, but about something that can happen to anybody, and even to the bravest of the brave. so the medics encouraged their patients to take

he says that an effigy of him being hanged was put up outside tynecastle and he's put up with it forto this for 18 years. i'm 47. i'm fed up with it. i'm the manager of hibs now. and i'm still getting it in the derby. whether that isolated incident is sectarian motivated or not, that effigy outside the ground before the game, for me, is sectarian, or racist, or whatever you want to call it. former arsenal striker nicklas bendtner has been sentenced to 50 days in prison for assaulting a taxi driver. bendtner broke the driver's jaw following a night out in copenhagen in september. the court was shown a video from inside the cab of the incident. the 30—year—old, who now plays for norwegian side rosenborg, has appealed the sentence. with more on this here's yanni pedersen. bendtner was sentenced to 50 days prison for punching a taxi driver right in the face with his fist. it was a night at the september ninth where bendtner and his girlfriend wa nted where bendtner and his girlfriend wanted to go home from a night in town and got into a taxi and the taxi driver and him argued about which

clumsy helmetsjust in time. 0wen's psychotherapy for shell shock included a spell teaching here at tynecastle poetry because you could see it through his eyes after he experienced everything. we went to visit the grave of the youngest man to be killed, when he was 15, which is younger than me, which is awful. there is a lost generation, all these people who could have had families and the future. and those who died include five of your relatives. yes. the city's military hospital treated 1800 officers, most of shell shock. wilfred 0wen was among them. the treatments developed here contributed to our understanding of what we now know as ptsd. the first world war, really, was the first time that people started to understand perhaps that you can develop a psychological injury in the same way you can develop as physical injury. and, for the first time, we started to understand that this is not about a character flaw ora this is not about a character flaw or a weakness, but about something that can happen to anybody, and even to the bravest of the brave. so the medics encouraged their patients to

owen‘s therapy for shell shock included a spell teaching here at tynecastle high school in edinburgh.

joint statement condemning the unsavoury incidents which marred last's night's edinburgh derby at tynecastlewas hit in the face by a hibs fan as he retrieved the ball from the crowd. scottish police have arrested a man in connection with an assault on an assistant referee. 0lympic gymnastics champion simone biles has made history by becoming the first woman to win four all around titles at the world championships. despite mistakes on the vault, the beam and the floor — her weakest routine the uneven bars proved hers strongest. her first gold in the event came back in 2013 and takes her tally to 12 world championship golds overall. she hadn't competed for a year coming into this event. england co—captain 0wen farrell will start at fly—half in saturday's test against south africa at twickenham. farrell playing at ten means ben te'o is at inside centre despite playing fewer than 30 minutes for worcester this season. blind—side brad shields and mark wilson, who starts at number eight, form an inexperienced back row alongside tom curry. also back, albeit on the bench, is centre manu tuilagi. head

he says that an effigy of him being hanged was put up outside tynecastle and he's put up with it forrs. i'm 47. i'm fed up with it. i'm the manager of hibs now. and i'm still getting it in the derby. whether that isolated incident is sectarian motivated or not, that effigy outside the ground before the game, for me, is sectarian, or racist, or whatever you want to call it. former arsenal striker nicklas bendtner has been sentenced to 50 days in prison for assaulting a taxi driver. bendtner broke the driver's jaw following a night out in copenhagen in september. the court was shown a video from inside the cab of the incident. the 30—year—old, who now plays for norwegian side rosenborg, has appealed the sentence. manchester city midfielder kevin du bruyne has been ruled out for around six weeks after injuring knee ligaments in yesterday's league cup win over fulham. it was only the belgian‘s second start since returning from two months out following an injury to his right knee. he had to be substituted late on in the game after defender timothy fosu—mensah landed heavily on his left kn

he says that an effigy of him being hanged was put up outside tynecastle and he's put up with it forcted to this for 18 years. i'm a7. i'm fed up with it. i'm the manager of hibs now. and i'm still getting it. in the derby. whether that is an isolated incident is sectarian motivated or not, that effigy outside the ground before the game for me is sectarian, or racist or whatever you want to call it. former arsenal striker nicklas bendtner has been sentenced to 50 days in prison for assaulting a taxi driver. bendtner broke the driver's jaw following a night out in copenhagen in september. the court was shown a video from inside the cab of the incident. the 30—year—old, who now plays for norwegian side rosenborg, has appealed the sentence. manchester city midfielder kevin du bruyne has been ruled out for around six weeks after injuring knee ligaments in yesterday's league cup win over fulham. it was just his second start having already spent two months on the sidelines at the start of the season following an injury to his right knee. he had to be substituted late on in the game after d

released a joint statement condemning the incidents which marred last's night's edinburgh derby at tynecastlellowed. the hearts goalkeeper was also hit by a hibs fan while police scotland have arrested a man in connection with an assault on an assistant referee. the clubs have released a joint statement saying... manchester city forward raheem sterling has verbally agreed a new five—year contract with the club. his current deal expires in 2020 and talks about an extension have been ongoing for several months. his new contract would see sterling reportedly earn £300,000 a week, making him one of the premier league's highest earners. olympic champion simone biles has underlined her status as one of the all time great gymnasts at the world gymnastics championships in doha. the american's become the first woman to win four all—round titles at the world championships — her first came back in 2013. it takes her tally to 12 world championship golds overall. england co—captain 0wen farrell will start at fly—half in the first of england's autumn internationals against south africa at twickenham this w

joint statement condemning the unsavoury incidents which marred last‘s night's edinburgh derby at tynecastlehich was thrown from the stands, while the hearts hearts goalkeeper zdenek zlamal was hit in the face by a hibs fan as he retrieved the ball from the crowd. scottish police have arrested a man in connection with an assault on an assitant referee. the clubs have released a joint statement saying... ann budge, owner at hearts says, "while we condemn such behaviour, 0lympic gymnastics champion simone biles has made history by becoming the first woman to win four all around titles at the world championships. her latest victory came in doha despite mistakes on the vault and on the beam. the uneven bars was her cleanest routine, despite it being her weakest discipline. her first gold in the event came back in 2013 and takes her tally to 12 world championship golds overall. i almost had a heart attack, i was like what else can go wrong at this point, everything was not good except for bars which was surprising, i don't know how that happened, thank you jesus but you now, we still have finals

clumsy helmetsjust in time. 0wen's psychotherapy for shell shock included a spell teaching here at tynecastleisit the grave of the youngest man to be killed, when he was 15, which is younger than me, which is awful. there is a lost generation, all these people who could have had families and the future. and those who died include five of your relatives. yes. the city's military hospital treated 1,800 officers, most had shell shock. wilfred 0wen was among them. the treatments developed here contributed to our understanding of what we now know as ptsd. the first world war, really, was the first time that people started to understand perhaps that you can develop a psychological injury in the same way you can develop as physical injury. and, for the first time, we started to understand that this is not about a character flaw or a weakness, but about something that can happen to anybody, and even to the bravest of the brave. so the medics encouraged their patients to take part in ground—breaking talking therapy, and the so—called work cure. for 0wen, that meant writing. his doctor encourates him t

have released a joint statement condemning the ugly scenes during last night's edinburgh derby at tynecastlehat the world championships —— in doha. it is the biggest margin of victory she has had for those golds and takes a number of overall world titles up to 12. and that is all the sports are now. john watson is here with more for you in the next hour. now on afternoon live, let's go nationwide and see what's happening around the country, in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. janine jansen is in plymouth, where it has been announced the appledore shipyard in devon is to close. and in leeds is keeley donovan, where specialist doctors can now prescribe medicinal cannabis to some patients for the first time. first of all, where they expecting this at appledore? yes, in a way, there has been speculation the weeks that appledore shipyard my close and it is the news that workers and families were absolutely dreading. last weekend, hundreds of people protested in bideford to show their support for appledore and this week, a group travel to westminster with a petition signed by mo

suffers anti—catholic "racism" in scotland and that an effigy of him being hanged was put up outside tynecastle iraqi woman who has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and is fundraising to pay for a medical flight home to be with herfamily. and in hull, peter levy is here with news of grimsby being crowned the unhealthiest town in britain. we will talk more about that. why is it she wants to raise this money? she came with her son and husband, studying for a link sticks ph.d. at southampton, supported by the iraqi government. in 2014 she was diagnosed with breast cancer, something she fought but then at the beginning of this year, she found out she had secondary cancer and it was all over her body. her husband had to go back to iraq because he had to go back to iraq because he had finished his doctorate, and she was told there was no further treatment but she was too sick to fly home. she was desperate to be able to go home to see her son one last time and she was told this weekend she would be discharged to a hospice in hampshire to see out her last few weeks and days. my last few weeks and d