in the extra period, it was the captainjonathan phillips who skated down the ice, and he said to ben davis celebration. great britain are ranked 22nd in the world. they were not given a hope of getting out of this group and getting out of this group and getting the second the season. something they have never ever done before. this group of players have other ideas and now they know they are going to be heading to switzerland in ten months' time where once again they will rub shoulders with some of the greatest stars in the sport and greatest nations with the likes of canada, us and sweden and russia all once again represented, the bigger picture here for british sake, it come against him a big pat on the back and they now know exactly what they need to do for them to reach the top echelon of the sport. it's been quite a week for british hockey. before i go... unlike most outfield players, goalkeepers normally love penalty shoot—outs — it's their time to shine. and the latest goalkeeper to become a hero is sydney fc‘s andrew redmayne. after keeping a clean sheet against perth glory in the

there was ben davies. to keep great britain up, what a phenomenal finish.to remain in the top flight of wild turkey, canada, finland, usa will be next year in thinning for them. —— they will remain in the top flight of world ice hockey. they will move up the rankings as time goes on. financial aid helps to be in the top tier, but it also means that the players have put themselves in the shop window, and hopefully that will get that opportunity to get those better jobs. in 12 months and they know what they are coming to and in games one and two and three at the russian show, next time they will be ready for it. as a follower of ice hockey for it. as a follower of ice hockey for some 25 years, this is one of the greatest days i have ever experienced. remarkable. thank you very much forjoining us from slovakia. our top stories this evening — and there have been two big managerial announcements. steve clark taking over as scotland head coach and graham potter joining brighton, but it is the premier league champions who are celebrating tonight. that's all from s

we knew if we got one back, there was an opportunity but to finish like that, ben davies with the amazingmonitoring their periods. there still seems to be a taboo around the subject, despite there being a potential link with serious injuries. great britain‘s olympic hockey gold medallist sam quek spoke to us about it, as part of the bbc‘s change the game season. i remember being a teenager and when i first started my period i was mortified, i was so embarrassed. if i couldn‘t take part in pa, i couldn‘t let anyone know, i‘d have to go and whisper to the pe teacher and deepen them to even tell the teacher was a massive issue. but i think it‘sjust a teacher was a massive issue. but i think it‘s just a case of culture now, i think the more high—profile figures, sportswomen, actors, actresses, whoever it may be, openly talking about periods, i think it would help youngsters to think it‘s a normal thing that happens to women, it‘s a normal thing that we have, something that occurs and why can‘t we just talk about it in an open forum? there‘s live sport on radio 5 live sports extra today, with

twice in six seconds to lead 3—0 — but managed to equalise to take the match into extra time before ben daviestic stuff there in the hockey and dramatic cloud pictures that have been sent to us over recent days. this was today's abbott from cardiff. a little tube of cloud, called a funnel cloud, a tornado that doesn't reach all the way to the ground and what about this beauty from sunday from north yorkshire. the atmosphere had 25 times more energy installed with it waiting to go laying and that is what is happening across the united states with severe thunderstorms breaking out. eight tornadoes from these severe thunderstorms and there is the potential for some violent tornadoes over the coming hours and those terminator —— tornadoes could be on the ground for a long time so some very be on the ground for a long time so some very significant whether there across texas and oklahoma. we've still got a lot of rain left over. still quite foggy around but it's a mild night for many of us in starting the down tuesday, most areas starting the day with sunshine. it will brighten up as well in scotlan

to go down like mad and ben davies with the amazing goal, he deserve that.f perth glory. it paid off, as his side won they league grand final on penalties. that actually was a decent penalty. i wonder if he just assumed it would be down the middle and stay there and caught it. it was very clever. it was very good. very good dancing, too. as we head towards next year's tokyo olympic games teams are trying to do all they can to get the best out of their female athletes. there's a focus on something which has been a bit of a taboo subject. periods, and whether or not you're at more risk of injury at that time of the month. as part of the bbc‘s change the game season, katie sha na han has been finding out more. great britain have won the olympic gold medal! olympic gold-medallist in 2016. a moment that made history. and it all came down to small margins. something great britain we re margins. something great britain were prepared for all along. they tested every aspect of the players' health and fitness, including their periods. so how do periods affect performa

. >> next this morning, case 18525, fort ben county versus davis. >> mister chief justice, may it please the court, when title vii's requirement is satisfied the power to address employment dissemination claims shifts from the executive to the judicial branch. the requirement is jurisdictional in the plainest sense of the word and that is confirmed in 3 ways. the text and structure affection 2000-e-5 demonstrates that it is jurisdictional and ensures the courts do not reach the merits of a claim before it was prevented to the expert agency. >> the expert agency, unlike the examples you give of agencies that have adjudicatory authority, has no authority to adjudicate. you have to let the complaint stay for 180 days, but they don't decide anything. if they decide the judicial claim, this doesn't affect the court. it is one thing to say when congress sets it with the agency, the equivalent instance, makes a decision and that decision is reviewed. but in the title vii case the court is never reviewing the decision of the eeoc because they don't have any authority to make decisions. >> the im

morehouse of troyis the nephew davis, who was executed by the state of georgia in 2011, despite major doubts about evidence used to convict him of killing an off-duty police officer. ben jealous, former head of the naacp, who championed troy davis' case tweeted "congrats. junior year high school grandma died, you mourned and kept studying. senior year, uncle troy was executed despite his innocence. you went back to work wiring jets. that same year, your mom died, cancer. you graduated on time. today you are a morehouse grad, 2019, celebrate." experts have warned about the mounting student crisis for years. nationwide, 44 million people over nearly $1.5 trillion in student debt. the average debt for student with federal loans is $32,000. boeing acknowledged for r the first time flaws in the software of 737 max aircrafts. in a statement released saturday, the company said flight simulators that were used to train pilots were not able to mimic conditions that were present during the fatal crashes on indonesia's lion air and ethiopian airlines that together killed nearly 350 people. and in new york city, activists staged anotherer protest at the whitney museum friday, to

juan: ben jealous, could you talk about how your relationship developed, how you first met de'jaun? >> when he was three years old, we met at a conference with his mom. davisbrother is joy the geororgia deatath row -- try davis, the georgia jethro, that was put to death despite the fact he had not committed the , about eight years ago. when i was on death row with troy, troy looked at me and said, probabably three months before georgia put them to death , "if they kill me, you're responsible for him now." i said, what does that mean? he said, you have to make sure he gets through college and on to a career. i gave him my commitment right then and there, not knowing how i could afford to do that. a funny thing happened. about a month after he was executed, i received a prize will stop somebody and put my name in for this leadership prize. it came with a sum. i took most of that sum and put it into making sure he got through college. we have been talking about what college to go to for some time. he said he was not going to go to morehouse. he had a different school in mine. at when he thought about it, a really try to save his uncle where the morehouse stud