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one thing is for sure, it will be well supported, the crowds have been fantastic here in bergen.wo one o'clock. sport climbing's preparations for its 0lympic bow at tokyo 2020 take a step forward this weekend in edinburgh. the city is hosting the first climbing world cup in the uk for 1h years and bbc 0lympic sports reporter nick hope is there for us this event is an opportunity to showcase climbing ahead of the 2020 tokyo 0lympics. molly thomson smith is one of the uk's best hopes. she specialises in the league event, only 19 years old. she will have to look at balding, speed and lead, the combined event has three disciplines. today, despite struggling with illness, she progressed through to the semifinals on sunday. i am really happy. i was quite sad that i was ill for this event, i had been looking forward to it for so long but others like, whatever, edinburgh will be amazing andl whatever, edinburgh will be amazing and i wanted to, and try my absolute hardest. tokyo 2020 is on 0liver miles at the moment and people are starting to change the training conditions and look at clu

the bergens like the overwhelming majority of household in the area, didn't have flood insurance.astating. walls, furniture. thank goodness stuff can be replaced. >> reporter: fema its assessing flood damage from irma and harvey. as of saturday. more than 100,000 claims have been submitted under fema's national flood insurance program which its nearly $25 billion in debt. they estimate the cost of harvey alone will reach $11 billion. fema paid $8.6 billion in flood insurance claims. according to a recent report, the national flood insurance program spent $5.5 billion between 1978 and 2015. and repaired more than 30,000 properties that repeatedly flooded. take a hard look at the toll on your family and finances. former fema administrator, craig fugat techlt. >> there is a point at which we deal with repetitive loss it doesn't make sense to keep paying for properties over and over unless we are changing something. either mitigating or elevating that home. or offering buyouts. >> what do you do if it flood again? my husband said third strike and we are out. >> as much as we love it.

a bergen survivor. remember my father is one to the first british officers to enter bergen, and he told my dad, you should remember, 10th november is -- that is how that part of the speech started. the battle towards the speech lasted for over a decade. the arab states and the communism block and the palestinian national movement some tart started in the '60s decided the way to contain and undermine israel would be by terming zionism as racism because that has legal effect wherever it may be no non webster's dictionary but a everything to do with international conventions and laws within states. and it bore fruit in 197 5 two years after the yom kippur war. part of the onslaught of arab states in the communist block at the time. the ending of the speech, the tear ago the resolution, which had created through i would say waves of electrifying the international discourse, came to my father as an experience of his late for, rabbi herzog, who in 1939 led a huge protest in jerusalem against what was termed t

during hurricane harvey, 27 inches of water, flooded the bergen's home, the trash pile is all that'selongings. this isn't the first time their home flooded. but it may be the last time that they rebuild. >> it's not just bricks and wood it is our home. >> reporter: rachel and husband david and two teenagers live in a house in bergen's family for 52 years. >> just looks like an ocean out there. >> reporter: six inches of floodwater from tropical storm allison crept into the house in 2001. but last month, during hurricane harvey, more than two feet of walter inundated the home. the bergens like the overwhelming majority of household in the area, didn't >> would you consider getting flood insurance now? >> yes, with allison, 6 inches. this is devastating. walls, furniture. >> fema says it is still assessing flood damage from hurricanes irma and harvey. as of yesterday, more than 100,000 claims have been submitted under fema's national flood insurance program which its nearly $25 billion in debt. they estimate the cost to the program for harvey alone, will reach $11 billion. following su

some stunning locations, jersey and bergen.champion joseph parker. victory for parker could move him a step closer to a potential unification bout with anthony joshua. boxing expert and commentator steve buncejoins me now. steve, is parker ultimately eyeing a fight with joshua? i believe i am 100%, no one has seen this version of me before. i am so excited to get out there. very awkward fighter, he is young and hungry and wants to be champion. he has prepared well with his great team. but i trust with my coach and the game plan he has come up with. we have watched a lot of hughie fury. only 8000 tickets sold for an arena capacity of 20 1000. before i 90, arena capacity of 20 1000. before i go, it is still leicester city who are trailing liverpool 2—1 at the king power stadium. if you want to keep up—to—date with all of the stories and read more about the football matches, check out our bbc sport website. i will be back with the result of that leicester city and the rouble match and all the rest of the sport at 7:30pm. until the

as the centre of the cycling world this week, bergen certainly wants to be seen.

. >> peter bergen is with us, our national security analyst.estern journalist to interview sblauosama bin ladd now a producer on the film joins us. these are extraordinary, extraordinary american heros, the green berets, played a pivotal role in the covert mission, but so many years later, what drew you to the story? what sticks with you the most? >> poppy, thanks for having me on. you know, the producers of the film were my wife and the director, we were very interested in the episode in american history. i wrote an e-mail to admiral mccraven the architect of the bin laden raid almost four years ago saying would it be possible to get some kind of official permission to do this. that happened and then we went to cnn and said, are you interested and they said yes, and we spent about six months basically finding out about people of what they wanted to say, a community of people that isn't in the habit of talking to the media and is skeptical of the media, to be frank. this is probably the most successful, unconventional military operation in amer

after being named today in the great britain team for the forthcoming world road championships in bergen for 39 years. to win the tour de france and vuelta a espana titles in the same year and next he'll line up alongside steve cummings in the world time trial. the championships start on sunday. british and irish lions captain sam warburton will have surgery on a neck injury, ruling him out of the autumn internationals. the wales and cardiff blues flanker aggravated the injury in training this week, and will miss all four of wales' autumn tests. he will also miss pro“; and challenge cup matches for cardiff. stuart broad and heather knight, along with some potential stars of the future, became the first people to play cricket on downing street. they even had a very special spectator who popped out to see what all the commotion was! it was organised by the chance to shine charity as a way of demonstrating that the sport can be played anywhere. there are potential pitfalls though. in quite an enclosed space you have two hit with quite straight. a p pa re ntly two hit with quite straight. ap

one of sweden's biggest synagogues is also in kaufman bergen originally. the march had been planned to walk you to today's young people or the jewish holy the holiest day in the jewish calendar and the intention of the movement which is extremely anti-semitic was to pass by a synagogue today but that was stopped by a swedish court. week prior to the furthest right have a hobby of the washington post thanks for joining us well move on now to some other stories making news around the world u.s. diplomats say north korea has no interest in entering talks regarding its nuclear and missile programs and a visit to china secretary of state rex tillerson had said the u.s. was in contact with north korea and probing ways of entering into dialogue. and there france a three eighty passenger jet was forced to make an emergency landing following what the airline called serious damage to one of its engines the super jumbo was on route from paris to los angeles when it was safely diverted to goose bay a military airport in canada. german police say they have arrested six

the slovakian barely featured throughout the 166—mile race in bergen.oaching the final climb — but timed his ride to perfection — beating home favourite — the norwegian alexander kristoff by just a quarter of a wheel to become the first man to win three consecutive world crowns. australia's michael matthews took third place. the photo finish shows just how close it was. defending champion marc marquez has won the aragon motogp to open up a 16—point lead at the top of the world championship standings. this was his second consecutive victory. it means he now has the outright championship lead with four races left. dani pedrosa finished second, and jorge lorenzo, who led for most of the race, came third. nine—time champion valentino rossi — who suffered a double leg fracture just three weeks ago — finished fifth on his yamaha. the next race is the japanese grand prix on october 15th. climbing is among four sports set to make an olympic debut in tokyo in 2020. but not all are happy about the way it is structured. we have been finding out more at the edinbur

emily: mark bergen who covers google for us. david kirkpatrick, you are sticking with me.ing up, the equity act -- equifax breach was one of the worst in american history, but could the hackers have been stopped in their tracks? this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: equifax shares continue to take a beating. the credit monitoring company revealed thursday that the hackers exploited of vulnerability that could have been fixed two months before the breach. the federal trade commission has announced it will be investigating the hack. equifax also wound up in the crosshairs of senate minority leader chuck schumer earlier thursday. ly andifax, stunning ethically -- epically, failed to perform one of its two duties as a company, to protect the information of the people in its files. that's unacceptable, and there's no other word for it. emily: joining me now to discuss bloomberg's mike riley and my guest host for the hour, techonomy ceo, david kirkpatrick. mike, how could they not have patched this vulnerability? isn't their main job to protect our information? mike: that's right. the con

the slovakian sprinter had barely featured among the lead riders throughout the 166 mile race in bergenhis ride to perfection. sagan beat norwegian alexander kristoff byjust a quarter of a wheel to become the first man to win three consecutive world crowns. britain‘s ben swift finished fifth. i would like to see a big thanks to wine deal and jon dibben. i had a bag change at a bad moment. they brought me back quickly. the team was brilliant. we set out what we wanted to do and everyone rode fa nta stically. wanted to do and everyone rode fantastically. england's paul casey is two shots clear at 12 under par in the final round of the fedex pga championship event in atlanta. the englishman is currently on the second hole after parrying the first. russell henley and justin thomas are two macro shots further back end second and third place. hughie fury, cousin of tyson, failed in his bid to take the wbo heavyweight title from new zealand‘sjoseph parker. a points decision saw parker come out on top at manchester arena. it was hosting its first sporting event since reopening after the may ter

he was a survivor and one of the first british officers to enter bergen-belsen and he told my dad he should remember. that's how that part of the speech started with the battle towards this each lasted or over a decade. arab state in an anti-communist bloc together with the national movement which charred and 60s , they decided the way to contain an undefined israel would you by turning zionism and racism because that had an effect wherever it may be not only in webster's dictionary but in everything to do with the international convention and laws within states. it bore fruit in 19752 years after the yom kippur war after the onslaught of arabs face the commonest rock at the time. the end of the speech the tearing of the resolution which had created i would say a wave of electrifying the international discourse came to my father after the experience of his late daughter robert herzog who led what was the white papers orders and regulations of the british mandate for hitting from immigrating to their ancient homeland at that time palestine. might rent father got up in front of a crowd

. >> cnn national security analyte peter bergen on the phone with us. peter, that level still intact there, do you expect more attacks and soon? >> well, i think the fact that this critical level is only up, usually for three or four days because it puts so much stress on the law enforcement is concerned and the fact that the meeting is going on right now at downing street also implies strongly that they believe that may be something else going on here. of course, that's what they're paid to do, which is be concerned about this. it's possible that this guy was a lone actor inspired by isis. it's possible that he had co-conspirators. at this point, we don't know. the fact that the bomb didn't work very well i think is interesting if it is indeed a hydrogen peroxide-based tatp bomb. these bombs are hard to make if you're not that sophisticated, haven't been trained. you recall, of course, the manchester attack in the area of the ariana grande concert, the perpetrator of that, was trained by isis and did have dealings with a branch of isis. this feels diff

also with me from new york, bloomberg's mark bergen, who covers all things google.lain how this deal is going to work. mark: it is sort of third time is the charm. google has done hardware before. they bought motorola. they made a big purchase for nest. this one is a little smaller, a little like a talent acquisition. they have 2000 engineers who were working on the google pixel device from htc, who will now be working primarily on google hardware, not just the pixel device, but their speakers, their vr devices, whatever is in the portfolio they are planning to put out. emily: some people are worried that this is deja vu. google spent $12.5 billion on motorola mobility, then sold it to lenovo. what's your take? aydin: i agree with some of the points markets made. i think it's a big competitive battle right now around consumer devices, especially phones. 2000 experienced engineers is not going to be that easy for them to get. i think it's a great move. i think it's interesting that it shows they have learned from the motorola experience that they are actually getting

bergen county but everyone is coral. >> many of the dogs will be available for adoption in a few days. >>> and another way to help te help for w usa 9/texas cares. make a donation to the american ready cross hurricane harvey disaster relief fund, and all donations are tax deductible. >>> it's a wet saturday night. but is the rest of the labor day weekend a washout? let's get the word from howard bernstein. >> we're going to drop overnight. if you have some late travel plans, showers still coming through. the bulk east and north, as i zoom in, you see we have showers. but we don't have the drizzle in other sports. to the north, we have a batch of lighter showers coming through the fredericks area to marlinsberg. you're still going to pick up moderate rain here in a little while. as far as temperatures, they are running in the barely budged since 6:00. some upper 50s to the west, and it's just a raw 60 in germantown. over night, the showers get out of here, the cloud will break up some in the morning. highs tomorrow approaching 80. i'm coming back in amy finishes, and talk about layer -

after being named today in the great britain team for the forthcoming world road championships in bergenome became the first man for 39 years to win the tour de france and vuelta a espana titles in the same year and next he'll line up alongside steve cummings in the world time trial. the championships start on sunday. british and irish lions captain sam warburton will have surgery on a neck injury, ruling him out of the autumn internationals. the wales and cardiff blues flanker aggravated the injury in training this week, and will miss all four of wales' autumn tests. he will also miss pro14 and challenge cup matches for cardiff. the first of pakistan's three 20—20 internationals against the world xi is under way in lahore. it's the highest profile match in the country since sri lanka's team bus was attacked by militants in 2009. these were the scenes a few hours ago before the match started. security was tight as thousands of fans arrived at the stadium. she was one of the true greats of women's cricket in this country, jan brittin, england's leading test run scorer, has died from cance

she is and bergen county through 11 arms that -- she's been through 11 arms. when some of her team didn't treat her well, that didn't break her. >> they didn't treat me equally, and they wouldn't even call me by my name. >> reporter: she just made sure she got better. >> i was going to quit the team, that's what they wanted me to do, and i'm not going to give in. >> reporter: she has to switch the glove off the same hand. >> it's just, i'm in awe. it's how talented she is to shift her glove so quickly. >> reporter: it's not all for love of the game. >> because i'm a girl and one hand, i can still play. >> reporter: she wants other girls to know they them, too. >> you can come back any time. >> you go, girl! my favorite line in that piece, she breaks them because she plays so hard. doesn't let anything stop her. >>> well, okay, so melissa, there are several tropical storms in the atlantic, a lot of folks are concerned. so how is that going to impact our area? >> one will impact our area in the immediate future. parts of our area, at least. this is newly formed

with hanover on tuesday by and best it shall be defeated leipsic i glad that got passed got involved bergen bremen spent the points so look at the standings after match day five in the bundesliga shows dortmund on top followed by munich and hoffenheim however and i was burger around at the top five in the bottom half frankfurt and falls back on the only gayness cologne still stuck in the cellar with a new report. on to tennis and they tell us canada is one of the busiest in sports and now there's another tournament been added to the circuit the laver cup is similar to gulf ryder cup although in this case it pits a european team against a world side you know grewal event starts this friday in prague and features a star studded lineup. rafael nadal and roger federer are used to facing off for the game's biggest prizes in prague world number one and two will be on the same side as part of team europe. captain bjorn borg believes the competition is going to take off i believe it's going to be one of the great future . when they're asked. to be the captain of. the competition sees borg renew an

risks being taken by the police and the police i'm sure you can see here is a warning worked to the bergen and stretched beyond snoop maximum of their resources and they're worried that it not only affects them and their lives unless family's lives detrimental late but more importantly that it affects their ability to protect the french public at a time when the country needs their protection and the most french police say the government isn't doing enough to protect them on the front line with the country in a permanent state of emergency and unions a complaining that office is a force to work in insufficient i'm delighted dated conditions. french citizens have a misleading image of what's actually going on with law and order all the police here whether it's on the street or the investigators they're working flat out they're doing everything they can but they don't have the resources to do everything that they can the national police are working and deplorable conditions offices have even tried to use some humor to draw attention to their concerns these images of vermin and to run down po

. >> the bergen county family is still waiting to see when they'll be able to catch a flight home. for now, they're just grateful they were not hurt in the storm. >>> we have continuing coverage on our nbc10 app. you can get a closer look at the damage in the florida keys and get instant updates on the storm's impact sent to your phone. tonight nbc10 will broadcast the "hand in hand" benefit. stars like beyonce, george: c: george clooney, and tom hanks will raise money for irma relief. >>> the conductor responsible for the train derailment in philadelphia wants charges dropped. his lawyers plan to make their case to a judge today. there's a preliminary hearing for brandon bostian this morning. his attorneys say it was wrong to file charges against him in the first place. they say there's not enough evidence to hold him responsible. the d.a. was asked to file charges and referred the case to the state attorney general's office. 200 people were injured, eight people died. >>> 4:06. 62 degrees. philadelphia police say the murder of a father in front of his 2-year-old is a crime like t

calls out neil liberalism of britain's trade union congress conference we are told chancellor richard bergen about re nationalizing justice after decades of a new liberalism and who is regulating the regulator as we speak to award winning national treasure no lead mittens as he fights financial regimes on the tenth anniversary of the collapse of britain's northern rock bank and from the headlines will review claims of chaos in caracas and the right royal bum on the freehold free for all all of them all coming up in today's going underground but first it's arguably unsurprising. today a tory british prime minister like tourism a should have a defense secretary address one of the largest arms dealing festivals in the world before donald trump's three hundred fifty billion dollars deal with saudi arabia now threatening tens of millions in yemen there was a courtesy of wanted to raise a maze heroine's this was the most corrupt commercial transaction in commercial history of all time it was sanctioned by margaret thatcher who son mark thatcher was paid twelve million pounds as a bribe on the deal

paxil he didn't just did and that the drug was the likely cause of this unthinkable act dr peter bergen says he's seen it all before nenni people do not have the a rare event zines in their livers to properly destroy s.s.r.i. drugs when they get no blood stream so the judge pairs the liver and they don't get quote metabolized me they don't get broken down so you might get the equivalent of a ten milligram dose of an s.s.r.i. but your blood level is thirty or forty and there are studies out of australia correlating the violence with the lack of the enzyme for these drugs the public has no understanding of how part or rather as a society trigger homicidal psychotic episode and they may not care now but there is evidence based on d.n.a. that i asked what did cause me to kill my son and it's something that i have to live with and i want to mourn the power of you know my stigma or is after church a pretty good thing around mental wounds us. other people beat me up emotionally when i'm out there that's why they'll never be me up as much as it be myself a pro-lifer for her part jillian who was

sas troops were among the first to enter bergen-belsen concentration camp a scene of unbelievable horror. there was an extraordinary moment and as you may remember i mentioned red seeking the one i'd boxer. he decided to take it into his own hands and decided to beat up an sas officer. he was stopped by his commanding officer. he said they must all be put on trial and there's an interesting moment is the sas executed every one of those ss soldiers but instead they decided they should be put on trial. it's a little spark of humanity in what was otherwise an unbelievably brutal war. that photograph was the commandant under arrest three was been tried and executed. the sas idea expanded hugely after the word. spread to france, to belgium to australia ended new zealand and to this country. the sas idea that sterling came up with that in 1941 the principles of what special forces operate today and they are as important today as they have ever been argued the more important today than they have ever been. i mentioned the other day the u.s. defense secretary said all special forces operate in s

issues and someone with those views has actually gotten into office all right the thoughts of material bergen mean a journalist and founder of shite u.k. speaking to us from the british capital this hour thank you. thank you and that is where we leave the news for the if you want to more on that story plus a lot more during the hour go on to r.t. dot com we've got you covered there are lots more stories just waiting. it's. weird include a. scene over game thanks to. these various fish oh please. oh he asked me to let me just moments it's almost funny yes i might. i could introduce you eat it is home to most ball full drug syndicates why you're growing marijuana tomatoes it's a. good deal of the full grown people of the market. for your money want people. to keep. a. close eye on most times the government knows what they do and they do nothing.

interest that option will be probably revisited later in the year so many young the bundestag in bergen thank you let's take you back to our top story panel france's president emanuel macross laying out his vision for europe and it's a speech that financial markets have been following closely certainly considering all of his proposals by core says the eurozone needs a joint budget and harmonized taxes to stay globally relevant he argues that would also reduce inequalities across the bloc let's get the view from franco conrad who then is that the stock exchange for us government when my core said that the e.u. is too weak to slow and too inefficient i thought he was talking about france. yes well he for sure try to motivate his compatriots to wake them up to encourage to embrace change but also you know by listing all the challenges that our societies are facing right now migration globalization education unemployment you name it he spoke to the whole continent and he won through europe to be the answer here and not an obstacle and. actually achieving that he's going to surely need a str

going in bergen on. why god didn't refer to the us president by name he was clearly calling on the international community to reject donald trump america first. yeah i'm going to germany for we've learned that it was not germany first that made our country strong and prosperous what gave us germans peace and prosperity was european and international responsibility first when foreshock first of. all his defended international institutions and agreements as a way of preventing and managing international conflicts he said they fostered trust something he stressed was currently lacking between many nations capitol hill added that the u.s. should honor its nuclear accord with iran he said the only then other countries such as north korea could be convinced to adopt limits on their own nuclear programs is this year. is more important than ever that the international architecture for arms control and disarmament does not crumble existing treaties and agreements must not be called into question that applies in p

can you can sit in bergen and we look forward to japan's participation next year again japanese companies. will use plants provided by priority development areas in russia. twenty sixteen g c. being helped launch. a cultural. about of scale and three more centers like this one will be built soon. project settlement one two are successfully implemented. she planned. to sell and she goes to japan. currently this plant is preparing for stage three of its. we also. continue to develop our cooperation. nuclear energy before the end of this year we will soon. come up with some joint projects to eliminate. followed after the fukushima disaster. we also discussed the. possible it projects for the future for i direct railroad line between russia and fully develop educational projects together russian and japanese universities have close ties. right now there is. in the student forum. taking place with the cultural ties have also increased this creates an atmosphere of trust between our countries . in april russian seasons open in tokyo and prime minister are the attending this event and the twelft

the slovakian barely featured throughout the 166—mile race in bergen.ome favourite norwegian alexander kristoff byjust a quarter of a wheel to become the first man to win three consecutive world crowns. australia's michael matthews took third place. the photo finish shows just how close it was. after 112 european tour tournaments, lucas bjerregaard has won his first title. the dane had a final round of 65 at the portugal masters to win by four strokes. bjerregaard started the last day with a one—stroke lead, and never looked like letting it slip as he finished the tournament on 20 under par. south africa's george coetzee put him under some pressure early on, but his challenge faded on the back nine. a triple bogey on the 18th hole meant that marc warren finished second. it's bjerregaard's biggest pay day by far earning him just under $400,000. defending champion marc marquez has won the aragon motogp to open up a 16—point lead at the top of the world championship standings. this was his second consecutive victory. it means he now has the outright champi

the slovakian sprinter had barely featured among the lead riders throughout the 166—mile race in bergenn alexander kristoff byjust a quarter of a wheel to become the first man to win three consecutive world crowns. britain's ben swift finished fifth. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has resisted calls from some in the party to pledge to keep britain in the european single market after brexit. with their annual conference beginning in brighton today, 30 labour mps were among those who signed a letter suggesting workers would suffer if market access was restricted. but mr corbyn told the bbc that staying in could hamper a future labour government's ability to protect jobs. there will be no brexit vote during the conference. here's our political correspondent eleanor garnier. you can take your party's conference out of westminster, bring it to the beach—front in brighton, but brexit will follow you everywhere. ok, here we go... he doesn't mind. he's got a spring in his step after a better—than—expected election result. jeremy corbyn

britain's shadow chancellor one of the highest ranking great offices of state in britain richard bergen beg to differ when it came to his opinion of how well this year's conference one of the biggest in labor party history went this week richard thanks for coming to our makeshift studio i was here on the on the sea front a day of disaster the daily mail say about this conference what have you been sensing here which has been a week of hope and jeremy speech at the end of conference sets out the vision for a labor government led by jeremy will do in power and it will be a transformative government so he talks about building on a successful manifesto for the general election so it's talking about not only free university education free college education as well we're talking about ensuring that when developments occur regeneration developments that the tenants who live there are democratic voice in so that we're actually getting regeneration in terms of housing for the many times the residents not the few wealthy speculators so we're building on a deepening the manifest that captured so m

bergen backs up paul's claim writing that many people do not know the usa patriot act was already written and ready to go but long before september eleventh whether you're in the straight station could have anticipated nine eleven or not the proponents of the usa were waiting to go long before that day you saw elements of this of the ninety six and terrorism bill you come up with up to the original world trade center bombing you. saw that you saw a lot of this pushed in the eighty's that kind of got. out of the regular ministers and it even beds all the way back to the fifty's mccarthy of the been looking to do this for a very long time after and now we're living at it now we have this beautiful beautiful wonderful country under the patriot act that we're now trying desperately to get our rights back of to get our constitution back and we have to keep trying to vote the died that day and be in the let's say illegal wars of the fall. it is said that the u.s. government intelligence community and military have been working hard to separate al qaeda a terrorist group or allegedly responsible

the al-jazeera in london bergen and sweden requesting a un security council meeting on the deteriorating situation in. the united nations is describing the treatment of the ranking minority in the rocking state as nothing short of ethnic cleansing the bangladesh government says three thousand rohingya have been killed in recent weeks prompting an exodus of refugees across the border . reports from. where the knowledge number of refugees arriving daily is putting a strain on resources the un human rights chief has condemned the violence against their will hinge a muslim's. hussein is demanding an end to me in my eyes military operation situation remains or seem it's a. textbook example of ethnic cleansing the myanmar government should stop pretending that setting fire to their own homes and laying waste to their own villages this complete reality is doing great damage to the international standing of a government which recently benefited from immense goodwill. i call on the government to its current crew a military operation with accountability for violations that have occurred and to rev

as the centre of the cycling world this week, bergen certainly wants to be seen. wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. thank you. we start off with maria. it made landfall imperator rico about two hours ago. winds gusting at 190 miles per. it is home to 3.5 million people. we will get catastrophic damage. the toll could be grim. in the danger zone after thatis be grim. in the danger zone after that is the dominican republic, and also the turks and caicos islands again. in the uk, we have got a relatively quiet weather picture. broken cloud across england. thicker cloud out west. a slow—moving weather front. it will take about 36 hours to cross the united kingdom. it will be with's for the next couple of days, bringing significant contrast across the uk. brighter skies across england where it stays largely dry. top temperatures 20 degrees. overnight the band of rain will continue to move eastwards. more wet weather for scotland, northern ireland. the rain turning heavier in south—west wales and northern ireland. it will be a mild ni

he'll represent great britain alongside steve cummings in the time trial a week tomorrow in bergen.er winning their test series, england meet the west indies again in a t20 international on saturday and then 50—over odi series next week. the matches mark the return to the international game of west indies opener chris gayle — the flamboyant batsman who in recent years has concentrated on playing t20 cricket for franchises around the world. he's the greatest batsmen ever. he still clears the rope, he is a game challenger, there are definitely loads of batters when you get onto he gets the big wickets, but he will be up there. will he remember that the muscle? let's hope they do not get him again. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. within the last hour, the government has confirmed that the 1% cap on public sector pay increases will be partially lifted. prison officers will get a 1.7% salary boost this year — and police officers will get a 1% rise, plus a further 1% bonus. the chief secretary to the treasury, liz truss, said their decision aimed to strike a bal

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medallist on the track but she's looking to match her accomplishments in the velodrome with victory in bergen the time trial and i have thought about it but it has always clashed with the track programme so i have never been able to put any kind of energy into it or even the race. but this year the course suit me, it does not clash with anything else andi does not clash with anything else and ijust does not clash with anything else and i just felt like i does not clash with anything else and ijust felt like i had to give ita and ijust felt like i had to give it a go. and ijust felt like i had to give ita go. i and ijust felt like i had to give it a go. i have expect that —— absolutely no expectations at all! i have no idea where i would be happy placing at the moment. it will be interesting to find out but there are so many interesting to find out but there are so many girls i have not raced against on this kind of course especially in a time trial, ijust don't know. and that race is live on the red button and bbc sport website from 2.30pm. more on all of those stories on the bbc sport websit

the slovakian had barely featured among the lead riders throughout the 166—mile race in bergen.o perfection. sagan beat norwegian alexander kristoff byjust a quarter of a wheel to become the first man to win three consecutive world crowns. britain's ben swift finished fifth. i want to say a big thanks to my team. i had a bike change at a bad moment. i thought the race was over and they brought me back perfectly. the team was brilliant today. we set out what we wanted to do. it was fantastic. hughie fury — cousin of tyson fury — has failed in his bid to take the wbo heavyweight title from new zealand'sjoseph parker. a points decision saw parker come out on top at manchester arena, which was hosting its first sporting event since reopening after the may terror attack. parker's next opponent could be britain's anthonyjoshua. that's all the sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. the cricketers on there as well. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you. six men have been injured in a suspected acid attack in east london. police were