— freestyle bmx.t electronic e sports hub which has opened in london. let's talk about the world gymnastics championships taking place in doha are. alongside me a former european and world champion bath. we have to start with simone biles. 20 world metals. six of them in this one competition in the tournament. and an incredible routine on the floor. she has had a fantastic championships. took some time out after rio. she's been having a down check digits but considering she is back in to support less than one year in the competing is absolutely fantastic. the height and difficulty that she is doing with the stumbles and four is doing with the stumbles and four is one of her favourite piece and you can really see that when she was performing at today. it was a stunning routine as we see from this. the gold medal there but a bronze for her on the beam which maybe she was not as disappointed about as some of her fans. maybe she was not as disappointed about as some of her fanslj maybe she was not as disa

— freestyle bmx.appeal and britain's leading contender is jersey rider alex coleborn. he won world silver last year and is aiming to better that at this year's event in china next week. nick hope reports. we've never seen anything at the 0lympics quite like this. we've never seen anything at the olympics quite like this. riding the largest free, you forget about the outside world, you're cruising around and do what you love. i love the progression, you learn and utrecht and then when you pull it you are buzzing, man. there is no other feeling. freestyle bmx is a amongst a group of new urban events including skateboarding and three versus three basketball which will ta ke versus three basketball which will take their 0lympic debut at tokyo 2020. it is an attempt to entice new and younger fans to the games. the 0lympics should not think bmx would be an expert now with being in it's pretty insane. it was not even a thing when i started, especially for me and for women as well. now we have been welcomed f

the bmx act, it's just extraordinary. you cannot -- [laughs] you cannot sit quietly in your seat.ed his...off and put it all out there for the whole world to see. and then he goes into this celebration of life. it's energizing. even if i've been working on the show for two years now, at the end of the evening, when i watch the show, i'm still energized. i still go home on a high because i think it still delivers. >> oh, the company manager on any of our shows is like a band leader. so you have to orchestrate to making sure that everything happens at the right time, at the same time, and it happens properly -- supporting the artistic team or the technical team to achieve trainings on the show, planning mid- to long-term about where we're gonna go and how we're gonna transport all the equipment to another city, supporting the day-to-day onsite with all the staff, but also all the guests that come to see us night after night. so it's a little bit of a juggling act between all those aspects. we have 2,000 tons of equipments that we transport from any cities. it takes roughly two days

this is one of britain's's greatest hopes, for the bmx freestyle. and i think you can wear some genes. they are so tough. they are probably not going to scrape your knees off, and how many times did you scrape your knees on your bmx when you were younger? i had those pads that would fall off! no more shorts on bmx! let's speak to naga now who is at the cenotaph for us this morning. good morning, naga. i'm very pleased to say that the sun is coming up. the streets are lined with members of the public. they are waiting for the processions which will pass through. and of course, the queen will be on one of these balconies behind me, and the royal family will behind me, and the royal family will be commemorating today, 100 years since the end of the first world war. and at the cenotaph, prince charles will lay the first wreath of poppies in commemoration. around 9,000 veterans will attend a special parade to honour those who served, and fell, in battle. brea kfast‘s graham satchell is at the horse guards parade for us this morning. good morning. we are

there's some extreme sports that the bmx riders are ju diff in that regard.because like i said high for me. it's an urban feel. it's abo bracing your individuality. and yeah, i just, i really think this is a l show. and high energy and high acrobatics it's pretty impressive. >> the show's meaning is embracing who you are. was there ever a time in your life that you questions can i really be successful doing this. or should i go be a number puncher some where. >> of course, i had a lot of people always curious about the path that i was taking. and i stuck with it. it's always been something that i've really felt passionate about. and yeah, i think circus is very special. art form and i really want to teach the world how, just how special it really is. >> well and good for your parents for this morning. >> thanks for having me. thank you. >> of course, of course. and honor i want to get you to this show cirque du soleil volta opens in san francisco and runs through february 1st. then moves to the santa clara fairground on february 13th. all the info you ne seas

rider they said they we re popular bmx rider they said they were denied care and told by staff to gohe report says people are self harming while waiting for care they do not have a thread of safety running through it. thousands of waiting with no help imports are u nsafe waiting with no help imports are unsafe and more deaths after failing to learn from mistakes. when they are in their hour of need they need to have that confidence that the services are safe and of an appropriate quality. from this publication it suggest that it‘s time for the secretary of state to step in and take action. there are very significant issues that need to be sorted out and i think we need to look across the board at what the solutions might be those already work under way and for instance on a proven integration with other health services in norfolk and suffolk which at the moment is not good enough. they fully accept them and determined to get things right. his father says he was told by staff the understand how he feels. he says that‘s impossible. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. the

. >> the professional bmx raider no stranger to speed and adrenaline says it's also about the thrilld be out there everyday and not shoot anything and i would be happy. it's not about the kill. it's about the hunt. >> he says he eats everything he hunts. >> i don't want to be a trophy hunter. i'm not a trophy hunter. i like to hunt for meat. >> meat hunter before dawn, ready to track that buck. >> are you excited? how do you feel? >> so stoked. >> look at that smile. >> yeah. i wouldn't be getting up this early for no reason. >> this is a pretty incredible piece -- >> this is hunting. >> hunter is looking for a mature male buck one that is ready to be culled from the herd. >> another day in paradise. it's going to be tight. >> they set up in this small blind. their silent waiting game begins. >> there's a black buck running in the back. see this opening right here. hold on. that might not -- no, that's not the black buck. never mind. the black buck is gone. >> the midday heat sends the buck to seek shade. hunter will have to wait until dusk. some hunting advocates argue the money goe

what we are thinking about, they have one month until the news and bmx, they have one month to grab control of the narrative and convinced the markets they are serious. >> when president trump tweeted "hopefully, saudi arabia and , opec will not be cutting oil production. oil prices should be much lower based on supply." it seems the market is listening. should it? >> i think the market is reacting to all kinds of things, so i would not expect the tweets will have material difference in the price. >> the s&p 500 almost below two percentage points. we were down 65 points, clearly the nasdaq up. what did you take of the move? >> it was astonishing. you saw the financials, you saw in some of the materials companies how they have taken a hit, and you wonder if there are fundamental factors why the companies are selling off, like financials? or is it indiscriminate selling like we saw in early october? >> the overwhelming big story in the last 24 hours, the trade issue. pessimism to optimism. >> yes, they are talking again, steven mnuchin and the chinese have began or continued their ongoing dis

a popular bmx rider, his family say they were denied crisis care and work told by staff to go privateing like a iii—year—old. he could only feel the left side of his leg. there was a lot of stuff going on up there that wasn't right. he broke down in the shower that night and said why ami the shower that night and said why am i going crazy, i said you are not. he could not hardly breathe, he couldn't hardly talk. the inspection report says people are self harming while waiting for care and the trust does not have a thread of safety running through it. it says thousands are waiting with no help, wards are on safe and have been more after failing to learn from mistakes. when people are in their hour of need, they need confidence that their services are safe and appropriate quality. from this publication, it suggests that it is time for the secretary of state stepped in and take action. the trust said it is disappointed with the reports findings, but fully accept them and is determined to get things right. nidal‘s father says he was told by staff they understand how he feels. he says that

there is also some bmx live, the urban cycling world championships.beaches today. we are going to take a look at a really intriguing part of the commemorations today. commemorations are taking place across uk beaches today. the faces of more than 30 soldiers who died will be etched into the sand. duncan kennedy is in folkestone at sunny sands for us this morning. good morning, duncan. good morning, chris. cloke stone, a place where something like, and this is incredible, 10 million soldiers and nurses passed through during the course of world war i. —— folkestone. one of them was the poet wilfred owen who wrote poems about the horrors of fighting in the western front. eventually died just a week before armistice day and it was here that this base is being etched into the sand here. as you can see, the face is taking shape in a60 can see, the face is taking shape in a 60 metre by 60 metre part of this pitch. the beach itself is almost a picture frame. the number of artists taking scrapings across the sand here, eventually over the course of the next co

a popular bmx—er, his family say they were denied crisis care and were told by staff to go private.he could only feel the left side of his leg. there was a lot of stuff going on up there that wasn't right. he broke down in the shower that night and said, "why am i going crazy?" we said, "you are not going crazy, nyall." he couldn't hardly breathe, he couldn't hardly talk and we were sent home with him. the inspection report says people are self harming while waiting for care and the trust does not have a thread of safety running through it. it says thousands are waiting with no help, wards are unsafe and have been more deaths after failing to learn from mistakes. when people are in their hour of need, often extremely vulnerable, they need confidence that their services are safe and of appropriate quality. from this publication, it suggests that it is time for the secretary of state to step in and take action. the trust said it is disappointed with the report's findings, but fully accepts them and is determined to get things right. nyall‘s father says he was told by staff they unders

different podiums in so many different disciplines come at lot more kids getting into skateboarding, bmxe got to be thinking more in that direction because we are not born in the mountains. success at the top has to be matched by growth at grassroots and you know, as i take my first—ever jump, it's grassroots and you know, as i take my first—everjump, it's never too late to teach an old dog new tricks! is over! some key things, keep your legs and end your head up, you'll be fine. sometimes on the international scene fine. sometimes on the international scene british kids are seen as bridge kids, we come from areas like this, not a massive mountain in switzerland but the use areas like this and are still able to compete with the best in the world.“ this and are still able to compete with the best in the world. if you cannot afford to go away you can ski in the uk and have a great time. cannot afford to go away you can ski in the uk and have a great timelj learnt all my tricks here, when i was younger i learnt all my tricks here, when i was younger i was one learnt all my tricks here, when

a popular bmx—er, his family say they were denied crisis care and were told by staff to go private.there was a lot of stuff going on up there that wasn't right. he broke down in the shower that night and said, "why am i going crazy?" we said, "you are not going crazy, nyall." he couldn't hardly breathe, he couldn't hardly talk and we were sent home with him. the inspection report says people are self harming while waiting for care and the trust doesn't have a thread of safety running through it. it says thousands are waiting with no help, wards are unsafe and there have been more deaths after failing to learn from mistakes. when people are in their hour of need, often extremely vulnerable, they need to have that confidence that those services are safe and of an appropriate quality. from this publication, it suggests that it is time for the secretary of state to step in and take action. there are very significant issues that need to be sorted out. i think we need to look across the board at what the solutions might be. there's already work under way, for instance, on improving integr

a popular bmx—er, his family say they were denied crisis care and were told by staff to go private.on up there that wasn‘t right. he broke down in the shower that night and said, "why am i going crazy?" we said, "you are not going crazy, nyall." he couldn‘t hardly breathe, he couldn‘t hardly talk and we were sent home with him. the inspection report says people are self harming while waiting for care and the trust does not have a thread of safety running through it. it says thousands are waiting with no help, wards are unsafe and have been more deaths after failing to learn from mistakes. when people are in their hour of need, often extremely vulnerable, they need confidence that their services are safe and of appropriate quality. from this publication, it suggests that it is time for the secretary of state to step in and take action. the trust said it is disappointed with the report‘s findings, but fully accepts them and is determined to get things right. nyall‘s father says he was told by staff they understand how he feels. he says that is impossible. nicki fox, bbc news. an indep