going to start with that huge news from the world of athletics, where mo farah‘s former coach alberto salazar been banned for four years for doping violations. farah‘s six years with salazar, the man behind the nike orgeon project, saw him win 4 olympic titles and 6 world titles. farah, who has always denied any wrongdoing and has never failed a drugs test, cut ties with salazar two years ago, says he has "no tolerance for anyone who breaks the rules or crosses the line". we'll hear from the head of the iaaf in just a few moments, but firstjoe lynskey looks at the investigation that has led to one of the sports most successful coaches being banned. music. in 2015, the bbc panorama programme rocked the sports foundations. their report had been looking into historical drugs offences and athletics. instead, one name from the present kept coming up. this is alberto salazar, america's iconic marathon runner, now pushing the boundaries and coaching. in 2001, with nike possum kept him he likes the oregon project. a base in the state where the sport best runners got even better. most everyjoint in 20

i have done nothing wrong, let's be clear here, this is about alberto salazar.mo? as you say, i have no tolerance for anyone's who's crossed the line, and from day one, dan, i said that all along. i get tested all the time. and i'm happy to be tested any time, anywhere, and my sample to be used as a search or whatever they need to do, and to keep it and freeze it, there's not much more i can do. today, nike shut down its elite 0regon project where farah trained an unfair burden on its athletes. in 2015 allegations of unethical practises by salazar were made in a bbc panorama, he has denied wrongdoing and there is no allegations against farah but does he regret by standing by salazar for two years after the accusations were made? he assured me at the time these are just allegations, this is not true, there is nothing, there is no allegation you, and he promised me and it hasn't been true. gl farah's trust frustration was mostly directed at the media. there isa mostly directed at the media. there is a clear agenda da to this, i have seen it many, many times and i

he fell short of condemning alberto salazar.m whether he welcomed the news he had been kicked out of athletics and he refused to say that. instead he launched something of an attack on the british media, claiming it was unfair, these allegations, but none of the accusations were ever levelled against him or any other 0regon project athletes and yet he felt he had been in some way embroiled in the scandal unfairly. he explained he had gone to speak to salazar in 2015 when the allegations we re salazar in 2015 when the allegations were first aired and received assurances that is why she stayed with him for two and a half years and that he had no idea salazar had been charged in 2017. he said he was trying to prepare for the chicago marathon but all the talk is of this incredible scandal, which has now claimed the oregon project itself because nike have concluded, saying today they thought it was too much ofa today they thought it was too much of a distraction for athletes and they had to wind it up. they are trying to get some sep

one week after shamed athletics coach alberto salazar received a 4 year ban for dopng violations, the has announced that he'll step down from the role at the end of the month. uk athletics appointed salazar as a consultant to its endurance programme in 2013. here's our sports editor, dan roan, speaking to bbc radio 5live. yesterday, having just led britain to their worst tally of metals at a world championship in 1a years, black himself admitted his future was uncertain in the wake of the salazar scandal, that's cast a shadow over the sport here now as well as in the us. and today, perhaps a little quicker than expected, the governing body, uk athletics, confirmed that the head of performance would be stepping down later this month. it was black after all who was the man that appointed alberto salazar as a consultant to his endurance squad in 2013, describing the coach as a genius. but two years later, his judgement was fiercely

one week after shamed athletics coach alberto salazar received a four year ban for dopng violations,rector neil black has announced he'll step down from the role at the end of this month. uk athletics appointed salazar, with black describing him as a " ' lets get more on this now from our sports editor, dan roan. yesterday having just led britain to their worst tally of medals in world championship in 1a years he admitted that his future was uncertain in the wa ke that his future was uncertain in the wake of the alberto salazar scandal. that has cast a shadow on the sport here now as well as the us and to date the government body uk athletics confirmed the head of performance would step down later this month for the black after all was the man that appointed alberto salazar as consultant to his injury and scored in 2013 and described him asa and scored in 2013 and described him as a genius for that two years later hisjudgment was as a genius for that two years later his judgment was seriously called into question when those allegations of wrongdoing by him were made in that bbc docum

but the oregon project is shutting its doors following the doping scandal engulfing head coach alberto salazar he received a 4 year ban from the u.s. anti-doping agency for orchestrating and facilitating prohibited doping earlier this month. though salazar has appealed the ban and been publicly backed by the company nike c.e.o. mark parker announced the project would be shut down in an internal memo this situation is a distraction for many of the athletes in his compromising their ability to focus on their training and competition e its successful runners at this month's world athletics competition in like german bronze medalists constanza close to half in or netherlands gold winners sits on his son are just 2 of many nike sponsored athletes who will now need to find new coaches in training facilities salazar's case has cast a shadow on results by oregon project affiliated runners international olympic committee president thomas buff has called for an investigation into athletes who trained with salazar. who is there any results olympic results the faked it or directly or indirectly with regar

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this allegation is about was be clear here, it is about alberto salazar and oregon project.t down by you guys to be honest. there is no allegation against me. asi there is no allegation against me. as i said again and again. he read a paragraph, you go through, you hear talks about farah and then right at the bottom it says "there are no allegations against mo farah of wrongdoing." let's be clear there is no allegation against me. it has been another eventful day at the rugby world cup and that is just... after —— with the super typhoon sets mainland fall after —— in affairs, how much damage will it cause the scotla nd how much damage will it cause the scotland rugby team should their game with japan be cancelled which could mean the exit from the tournament? as far as scotland is concerned that is not an option going as far as threatening the game's governing body with legal action. andy burke has more. a still day in yokohama but this is a city going into lockdown with the imprinting threat of the typhoon. the scotland team arrived here today staring into the face of a sto

lord coe says that he is not surprised that questions have been raised about some of alberto salazar'sthat people have been sceptical. regarding these championships, he said the were... it is pretty clear to us that on athlete performance, this is the best world championships that we have ever had. i passionately believe that sport can shine a spotlight on so many issues about other areas of the world simply do not want to address, that is why i fundamentally believe that sport is the best, deft diplomat that we have, and we will continue to use it. i am really happy that athletics has consistently been at the forefront of that change. just to confirm some other events from today, this... he file claims his first global title, the 10,000 metres won byjoshua... his first global title, the 10,000 metres won by joshua. .. thank you so much for a comprehensive round—up. france have joined england in the quarter—finals of the rugby world cup. but onlyjust, edging out tonga by 23 points to 21. after france scored two early tries, they were looking comfortable but with seconds left, tonga mad

the issue regarding alberto salazar who has been banned. the women's event, you have got the world record breaker and now has a rivalry with the rising star in the sport. we hope this will continuously go into they big year. on that point of view this port is healthy. this is to be learned over what has happened over the past two weeks. well, the president of athletics governing body, lord coe, has defended the hosting of the championships in qatar. there's been criticism of poor attendances in doha, alongside questions of country's human rights record. but coe said it's important that events like this are held in different parts of the world. it is really important that this sport moves around the world, that it cannot forge its relationships based on political structures or transitory political systems. we would not have sporting relationships if we predicated them on that. and that's why sport will continue to work and sweat as hard as it does to make social change. kevin na has one in las vegas. he claimed his fourth pga tour title. jon

anti-doping agency has banned alberto salazar the head of a leading track and field program for 4 years he's been found guilty of orchestrating and facilitating doping that the program that sells are runs is funded by nike and the british olympic champion mo fara and u.s. runner galen rupp are among the after 2 trained under him at the night in oregon project but they have not been accused of wrongdoing salazar said he would appeal nike has not yet commented. and we have tom going to i from get a few sports for more on the story here tom salazar and also we should say u.s. doctors named jeffrey brown were also banned and they were both banned in the same announcement what are they accused of doing now yeah that's right so as you mentioned they're both under the for you orchestrating i'm facilitating doping alberto salazar in his capacity as. the head coach of the nike oregon project and dr brown was both an advisor to that. organ project and also the personal physician of some of the athletes now the report of the u.s. anti doping agency also notes that back in itself is a fairly seriou

in sport, mo farah‘s former coach, alberto salazar, has been banned for four years after being found of a four—year investigation and a two—year court case. salazar says he is shocked and will appeal. he has been barred from the world athletics championships in doha, where dina asher—smith is through to tonight's 200 metres semifinals. she ran the fastest time in the heats. manchester united have made their worst start to a league season in 30 yea rs worst start to a league season in 30 years after a 1—1 draw at home to arsenal. it leaves them tenth after seven games. i will be back with a full update in 15 minutes. a treadmill and a large screen might be the key to helping victims of post—traumatic stress disorder, including war veterans, to heal their mental scars. that's according to the researchers behind a new "virtual reality" treatment which has been trialled in wales. tomos morgan went to take a look. at its worst, i... ..i attempted to take me own life. matt neve joined the raf at 16. two years later he was in iraq, as a driver transporting injured and dead soldiers from the

salazar. i will not leave alberto, i have seen no clear evidence. but today mo farah said... rama's allegations, gave farah the green light to continue working with salazar. it said today it acknowledged the judgment and added its investigation... salazar said he was shocked by the decision and would appeal. steve magnus was the insider who blew the whistle. i asked magnus was the insider who blew the whistle. iasked him magnus was the insider who blew the whistle. i asked him about farah's decision not to cut ties sooner. whistle. i asked him about farah's decision not to cut ties soonerlj decision not to cut ties sooner.|j don't know what he knew or did not know, only he knows that, but i know what he knew from 2015 onwards. you had to face up to those decisions you tie yourself to. that's part of his legacy deserves to be looked at. he kind of knew what he was getting into. there is no suggestion farah cheated. now we know his coach did, it leaves farah's cheated. now we know his coach did, it leaves fa rah‘s legacy cheated. now we know his coach did, it leaves farah's lega

salazar, but today he said he was relieved that usada has completed their investigation into alberto salazarfor anyone who breaks the rules or crosses a line. salazar said he was shocked by the decision and would be appealing. steve magnus was an insider who blew the whistle. i asked him about farah's decision not to cut ties with salazar sooner. i don't know what mo knew, or didn't, no. i don't think he knows that. but i know what he knew from 2015 onwards. and, like, you've got to face up to those decisions that you tie yourself to. like, that part of it deserves to be looked at. because he kind of knew what he was getting into. there is no suggestion that farah cheated. now we know his coach did, it leaves fa rah‘s legacy firmly under the spotlight. mark daly, bbc news. dozens of flood warnings have been issued as torrential rain sweeps across parts of england. roads have been closed and landslides have blocked the railway line between carlisle and newcastle. a major incident was declared in the isle of man when people were trapped in their homes by rising water. dan johnson reports. they

it was black after all who was the man that appointed alberto salazar as a consultant to his endurancead in 2013, describing the coach as a genius. but two years later, his judgement was fiercely called into question, of course, when those allegations of wrongdoing by salazar were first made in that bbc panorama documentary, which triggered an investigation by the us anti—doping agency. plans to transform women's cricket have been revealed today, with the ecb announcing 50 million pounds of investment over the next five years, in a bid to make the sport more gender—balanced, in england and wales. the money will help fund a0 new full—time professional contracts, and help grow all areas of the women's game. three young players of cricket coming through in the of this massive opportunity to go in their intrinsic professional and see how good they can be. i am massively excited and it is a huge opportunity for them and i hope these young girls come through and really push the sport forward and keep trying to build on it. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello a

sir mo farah‘s former coach alberto salazar is banned for four years for doping violations.l rains sweep across england — there are flood warnings from cornwall to the isle of man one of britain's rarest mammals, the pine marten, has been re—established in the forest of dean and given protected status. good evening. after ten weeks in office borisjohnson now says he is days away from offering the eu a far reaching plan for brexit. as ever, it is the question of what to do about the border between northern ireland and the republic that holds the key to a deal. speaking to the bbc, the prime minister said that his plan would include some customs checks on the island of ireland after brexit. but he insisted they would be minimal and would not involve new infrastructure. with more, here's our political editor laura kuenssberg — a warning her report contains flashing images. when is a crisis an opportunity? right now, borisjohnson seems to believe. prime minister, in the last few weeks you have lost major votes in the commons, you've thrown some mps out of your own party, the hig

since she won the 10,000 she's been under scrutiny because of alberto salazar. to her, she said people are questioning her integrity. the ioc president said he would want all athletes affiliated with salazar to be tested. to that question she reacted angrily when i put it to her. she said she'd be happy to be tested every day to prove she's clea n. do you think i don't get tested? i get tested every time. they can test me everyday if they want to. i will be happy. very adamant. later, excitement in the men's and women's four x 100 metres relays? yes, very good championships, 14 asher—smith who claimed her third medal. getting silver behind the jamaicans who had the 100 metres champion shelly—ann fraser—pryce. the men, the defending champions, got a silver medal, breaking the record. it was always going to be difficult competing against a very strong american quartet that included coleman and gatlin, the gold and silver winners. adam gemili said that they are delighted. it's been a tough season. a disappointing campaign, missing out on the individual medal but he

anti-doping agency has banned alberto salazar. undisputed leader of the pack of defending champions was russian high jumper maria unless it's skinner who won her 3rd straight gold medal. this one though as a neutral athlete as russia's track and field federation has been suspended since 2015 due to widespread doping allegations. the men's 5000 meter final had 3 norwegian brothers competing in debates the youngest of the band of brothers was leading in the final lap only to be picked at the left corner. of britain ended up in 5th while gold and silver went to ethiopia with a dress repeating his triumph from 2 years ago in london. and finally some joy for i know we didn't actually cost involved home defended his title in the 400 meter hurdles climbing an unbeaten streak of 14 races meanwhile 3rd placed abderrahim sam in the 1st middle of the championships for both states are. now will stay without benteke san the u.s. anti-doping agency has banned alberto salazar head of a leading track and field program for 4 years he's been found

strong comments from her relating to alberto salazar.y performance but the lack of race sharpness did take it apart. she said there are positives to ta ke apart. she said there are positives to take from tonight's performance. i was 3.55 to take from tonight's performance. iwas 3.55 like, to take from tonight's performance. i was 3.55 like, ijust tried to cover them as best as i can and i lost it a bit in the last 100 but to run 3.55 when i have missed so much training. i run 3.55 when i have missed so much training. lam run 3.55 when i have missed so much training. i am speechless, run 3.55 when i have missed so much training. lam speechless, but run 3.55 when i have missed so much training. i am speechless, but i am also so proud of myself. fantastic stuff, from safran hassan. the relay has boosted great britain in the medal table two years ago in london but disappointment for the man in the four by 400 and the women are through to the four by 400 final, but we have the 100 vinyls really is coming up in dina asher—smith, every chance o

a few days ago, the ioc president asked for all athletes associated with alberto salazar to be tested said she is open to be tested every day. she said they are clean, and she said she would never do anything to tarnish her reputation. shelly—ann fraser—price of jamaica claimed her second gold medal at these games. herjamaican quartet one victory in the ax100m relay, that set the world's fastest time ahead of britain. and in the men's ax100m relay, it was gold for the usa, a very, very strong quartet that included christian coleman and justin gatlin, the gold and silver—medallists in the 100 metres, and the 200 metres gold—medallist making amends for their disappointment in london 2017 when they finished behind the british quartet. the competitive world of publishing has seen many titles come and go, but one monthly magazine has just launched its 500th edition — after almost half a century. gay times is now europe's longest—running lg bt publication and ben hunte has been looking at how it's changed through the decades. glossy magazines fill the shelves, but this one, which looks like

a few days ago, the ioc president asked for all athletes associated with alberto salazar to be testedis open to be tested every day. she said they are clean, and she said she would never do anything to tarnish her reputation. shelly—ann fraser—price of jamaica claimed her second gold medal at these games. herjamaican quartet one victory in the 4x100m relay, that set the world's fastest time ahead of britain. and in the men's 4x100m relay, it was gold for the usa, a very, very strong quartet that included christian coleman and justin gatlin, the gold and silver—medallists in the 100 metres, and the 200 metres gold—medallist making amends for their disappointment in london 2017 when they finished behind the british quartet. five years ago she thought it was the end of her career but on saturday night loo—chia lucas made a little bit of history, the first performance by a transgender singer on the london opera stage. she appeared in orpheus in the underworld at the english national opera. however, on stage because of her deep baritone voice, she continues to play male roles. our arts cor

sir mo farah‘s former coach, alberto salazar, has been banned from the sport for four years, that's forof testosterone. farah has always denied any wrongdoing and in a statement today says he has "no tolerance for anyone who breaks the rules." salazar says he's "shocked" and will appeal. a doctor, jeffrey brown, who worked alongside salazar has also been banned. farah, spent six years working under salazar at the nike oregon project before leaving in 2017. athletes have to have complete and total trust in their coaches, and if they don't the relationship will fray, and when a coach is accused of something, an athlete has to ask really detailed, tough questions. i was in a great coaching relationship with my father but if those questions were being asked of him i would have absolutely wanted to know what the background was if he was working with other athletes. and you have to assume that athletes do that if they are challenged in that way and they make judgments accordingly. that news about alberto salazar, of course, comes as the world athletics championships continue in doha. 0n the t

alberto salazar, just days ago here at the world championships in doha, has been found guilty of breakingroid testosterone and tampering with evidence. banned forfour years, once considered the most influential coach in running, salazar is disgraced. very disappointing that one of, ithink, a renowned, recognised coach like salazar, who has been coaching for years, has chosen to fall foul of the rules. farah started working with salazar in 2011 at his prestigious nike oregon project with the full blessing of the sport's governing body, uk athletics. within a year, farah was unbeatable. but in 2015, i revealed in a bbc panorama a series of allegations over salazar's use of banned steroids and other unethical practices. there were no claims against farah. farah stayed with salazar for another two years despite the doping claims but today he said he was... salazar said he was shocked by the decision and would be appealing. world athletics president lord coe has previously defended his friend and former nike stablemate salazar over the allegations. he gave us his reaction from doha. the charge

against me, i have not done anything wrong, these allegations, let's be clear, they are about alberto salazar to be honest. there is no allegation against me, as i said again and again. you read a paragraph, you go through, it talks about farah, and then write at the bottom it says there is no allegation of wrongdoing against mo farah, so let's be clear, there is no allegation against me. as super typhoon hagibis approaches japan, scotland fear that their must win game against the hosts japan on sunday will be called off. they are looking at their legal options to have the game postponed instead. world rugby say they are disappointed with the scots and have pointed to their contract of particiaption which states that pool matches can't be moved, that would see scotland fail to qualify for the quarterfinals . the sru says cancelling their match would go against the whole sporting integrity of the tournament. there is a obligation to our fans and partners, and we want to make sure we explore every option possible. we don't want to chris boswell rugby or get into big aaren russell, but we do bel

a few days ago, the ioc president asked for all athletes associated with alberto salazar to be testedpen to be tested every day. she said they are clean, and she said she would never do anything to tarnish her reputation. shelly—ann fraser—price of jamaica claimed her second gold medal at these games. herjamaican quartet one victory in the 4x100m relay, that set the world‘s fastest time ahead of britain. and in the men‘s 4x100m relay, it was gold for the usa, a very, very strong quartet that included christian coleman and justin gatlin, the gold and silver—medallists in the 100 metres, and the 200 metres gold—medallist making amends for their disappointment in london 2017 when they finished behind the british quartet. tens of thousands of supporters of scottish independence have taken part in a march through edinburgh, waving flags and carrying banners. the organisers said more than 200,000 people had taken part. police scotland weren‘t able to give an estimate. scotland‘s first minister nicola sturgeon didn‘tjoin the event but said she was there "in spirit". the competitive world of

mr black employed alberto salazar as a consultant in 2013, describing him as a genius. has won the stirling prize, the award for britain's building of the year. sustainability and recyling was at the heart of all of the nominations, which included an opera house, a home made out of cork and the redevelopment of london bridge station. david silito is at the ceremony for us. david? there was a huge cheer when the winner was announced this evening. notjust because council housing had won, it was the first time council housing had even been shortlisted. and while it may not be the most dramatic or spectacular of winners we have had, there was a feeling in the room that this could send a message, perhaps be inspiration or even a model for the future that could affect the lives of many other people. and the winner is goldsmith street. annalie riches, david mikhail, winners of the stirling prize for goldsmith street, a development of council houses. so, this is it? and for resident chloe smith and her partner louis... very nice! they are more than proud of their new home. my l

more reaction to alberto salazar's four year ban for doping violations. that's bbc.co.uk/sport.r two o'clock. thank you. the backstop, and plans to replace it, are being discussed in the house of commons at the moment. the debate is in response to an urgent question about the proposals from the labour mp hilary benn, who chairs the committee on exiting the european union. the brexit ministerjames duddridge told the house that there would be no infrastructure at the border and reiterated why the current backstop is unacceptable to the government. we are committed to finding a solution to the north—south border which protects the belfast good friday agreement. we can best meet these commitments if we explore the solutions other than the backstop. the backstop risks weakening the delicate balance embodied in the belfast good friday agreement. this was this was grounded in agreement, consent and respect for minorities. removing control of the area's commercial and economic life of northern ireland to an external body, over which the people of northern ireland have no control, risks

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were a little bit rubbish plan obviously in the middle of it, we have the doping scandal with alberto salazar‘s going to ramble on. it seems to have a lot of repercussions for the sport, a lot of salazar athletes that were competing as well. how do you feel about that? one of the most high—profile coaches getting banned forfour years? obviously it‘s sad we are still talking about that in the midst of such a great championship, so i feel like it was a little bit of a downer that it happened when it did. it shouldn‘t take away from some of the performances like myself and dena, we should just be talking about positive things. and they were very positive things. and they were very positive things. and they were very positive things. fantastic performances there in delhi. finally, if manchester united fans are feeling a little bit sorry for themselves at the moment, down in themselves at the moment, down in the dumps, spare a thought for fc united of manchester, last night, at home to the northern primarily, the seventh year, steph galinsky, the clearing header from seventh year, steph galinsky,

dutch athletes if one hasn't hasn't the scandal surrounding her coach alberto salazar 5 times in the week for doping offenses the focus in doha she smashed the championship record to what the 1500 meter title to a 10000 me to gold kenya's helena beery retained her title at 5000 made says 5 and she had a hug the end for bronze medalists konstanz a close to how for the germany another of salazar's a fleet of about then as well as union rojas was another who made it back to back goals for success in the triple jump american joe kovacs won a frigging shotput final with wife and coach ashley looking on after a final throw of 22.91 made says by no allows on to the american 4 by 100 meter relay team 5 to finally give sprint veteran justin gatlin his 1st well title in the event jamaica and good by sheree could jackson win the women's event by giving the great shelley and phrase a price the 9th world championship gold i thought it was a blow for the u.s. is a limb pick 100 metres hurdles champion brianna macneill's mate ended abruptly macneil was left distraught after being disqualified for a

braziers set a new championship record but possibly also a controversial one as braziers coaches alberto salazar who was banned for doping offenses earlier on tuesday. the most anticipated title came in the 200 meters from no one mile it's the 22 year old is widely tipped to become using bolts natural successor posting faster personal bests than the jamaican great had at the same age . the most thrilling title came in the pole vault with sam hendricks defending his crown but only just both kendrick's and swedish teenager armand to plantaris cleared 5 metres 97 the best tied at a world championship since 2001 kendricks only took the title because he had fewer failed attempts becoming the 1st man to win 2 world titles since the great surge a book. before passengers waiting to board their flight at chicago's o'hare airport on monday witnessed an unusual spectacle in an unmanned catering cost quite literally spun out of control stuff while loading beverages onto an airplane when a case of water fell on to the gas pedal sending the vehicle spinning wildly into reverse the cut was stopped from causing

project run by a sports clothing brand nike several athletes involved in the project led by coach alberto salazar one gold medals before he was banned from athletics this year over doping violations i don't want to raid the concrete company because it's very important for me to engage some. companies to increase the budget for and to open controls 35 banks will become the youngest ever what a president incumbent craig reedie is 78 banker favors a modern approach to communication whether should change to communication with its environment also with the with the media we need to explain our polisi and i want to be more open to relationship with with the media this is the difference you know that the between maybe me and in the past but when it comes to russia's alleged manipulation of lab data bank or refuses to be drawn on what action should take this is the sensitive topic i am not actually the president and if of course. discovers a possible money. should be tough and the possible sanctions is obvious now banking and water may soon have to rule on whether russia should be banned from next year's

a lot of attention on him, a lot of pressure, since last week, when his former coach alberto salazarng violations. no suggestions of farah guilty of any wrongdoing. he was not implicated in that report following the investigation. he was asked about it at a press conference on friday evening and he will perhaps say that played a role. we have not heard anything from him yet but a disappointing performance from him. dan roan speaking to me earlier there in chicago. now to some heartbreaking transfers scotland at the rugby world cup. —— rack heartbreaking news for scotland. they were knocked out byjapan in theirfinal group game in yokohama. gregor townsend's side needed four more points than the hosts but, despite mounting a comeback in the second hand, they simply fell short. 0ur coorespondent andy swiss was there. just a few yards from the stadium, a reminder this was no ordinary rugby match. amid the flood water, it was somehow game on forjapan in scotland, but those affected by typhoon hagibis were soon in everyone‘s thoughts. after the silence, though, came the roar — first from s

as ade mentioned there, athletics coach alberto salazar has been found guilty of breaking anti—dopinge sport for four years. the american coach who ran the prestigious nike oregon project, has been under investigation by officials in the united states since a bbc programme first revealed allegations against him, back in 2015. athletes have to have complete and total trust in their coaches, and if they don't the relationship will fray, and when a coach is accused of something, an athlete has to ask really detailed, tough questions. i was in a great coaching relationship with my father but if those questions were being asked of him i would have absolutely wanted to know what the background was if he was working with other athletes. and you have to assume that athletes do that if they are challenged in that way and they make judgements accordingly. finally, japan's victory over ireland last saturday was one of the biggest shocks in the history of the rugby world cup and it has given a boost to their already enthusiastic hosting of the tournament. while the world athletics championships a

some in the 1st middle of the championships for hosts kitsa was staying with athletics coach alberto salazar boss of u.s. track and field program funded by sports giant nike has been handed a 4 year ban by the u.s. and you know he agency salazar has been found guilty of orchestrating in facilitating doping the british olympic champion mo fountain u.s. runner galen rupp are among the athletes to have trained under him at the nike we're going to project but they have not been accused of any wrongdoing salazar said he to peel nike has not commented. in football the champions league returns tonight but by and munich facing off against tottenham that game comes at a perfect time for byron striker. he set a record by becoming the 1st player to net 10 goals in the opening 6 bonus league again. there can be no doubt who the main man at byron is this season robert levon dusky just keeps getting better and better the polish striker has scored 12 goals in mind games in this campaign but in buy ins champions league clash against tottenham he'll face another of the best strikers in the world english forw