december nine but, if the recommendation is accepted, it is likely to be challenged at the court of arbitration for sportd and wales cricket board is investigating claims that england'sjofra archer was racially abused by a fan during the first test against new zealand, in mount manganui. archer described it as "one guy" and says it happened as he walked off the field after being dismissed on the final day. new zealand cricket says they'll be apologising to the player, but haven't yet identified the fan in question. there was an incident asjofra left the field yesterday at the ground, when he was dismissed. there was something said from the crowd, i think from the scoreboard sort of area of the ground, which was offensive. jofra reported this to the steward immediately as he came off, and also reported it to our security when he got back into the change rooms but, um, sense was it was a racist, um, it was racist abuse and it was really unfortunate. he was obviously emotional, it hurts. we are here as well to say we fully supportjof, obviously. there is no place for racism in the game, in any game. jof is

details here, but they reiterate to us their intention to challenge the decision at the court of arbitration for sportwas a pretty decent weekend for the home nations hockey teams. great britain's men and women both qualified for the olympics — as did ireland's women — for the very first time. before london 2012 and rio 2016 they fell at the final hurdle. but they won their playoff against canada on sunday on penalties. the irish captain katie mullan spoke to ben croucher earlier. it is indescribable, really. it's a dream come true for all of the players on our team, and i'm just incredibly proud of this group of girls and what we've achieved. you stunned the world by regional world cup final last year, what has changed with irish hockey over the last few years? a lot has changed since the world cup final, and we've seen the number of people playing hockey and supporting us is just skyrocketed and it's amazing to see for such a small sport and to have that sell—out crowd and both yesterday and on saturday it set it all really and we just want more and more kids to pick up a stick and play hockey and d

here, but they reiterate to us that their intention to challenge the decision at the courts of arbitration for sport has to be lodged in the next two weeks. cardiff to edinburgh to dublin next. it was a pretty decent weekend for the home nations hockey teams. great britain's men and women both qualified for the olympics — as did ireland's women. for the very first time. before london 2012 and rio 2016 they fell at the final hurdle. they might have feared the worst when their playoff with canada went to penalties. as nigel ringland can tell us — it was third time lucky for the irish. they had been here before. the penalty run in some and being down, bethany had a score to keep irish hopes alive. the goalie then supplied her usual aerobics to repel canada. but chloe still cannot afford to miss. she scores! ari lynn are still at it! oh my goodness! sudden death. and when she gave ireland a four habit to relate, the momentum shifted. candidate failed to score in ireland had done it the ha rd to score in ireland had done it the hard way. but made it to tokyo. -- canada failed to score. it was not pretty.

if russia does appear that will go to the court of arbitration for sport, so a long way to go with this it looked like we might have seen the last of former world number one andy murray on a tennis court. tributes were even paid at the australian open when it looked like he was going to have to retire with a hip problem. but successful surgery followed — and last month murray claimed the 46th title of his career with victory at the european open. winning grand slams again is still a big ask, but the former wimbledon and us open champion is now the subject of a documentary which looks back at what he's been through and his comeback. when we started filming the documentary i certainly didn't expect it to end the power did. we thought i was going to have my first operation, i would thought i was going to have my first operation, iwould have thought i was going to have my first operation, i would have rehab for a few months and i would be back on the court competing again. but it didn't turn out that way and it turned into something quite different. where obviously i was quite emotional dur

the triple olympic champion faces a lengthy ban if he loses at the court of arbitration for sport. he also denies smashing his blood sample with a hammer. all that and more on the sports day at 6030 pm. now, though, time for this review. —— at 6:30pm. now, time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? i think we have something for eve ryo ne i think we have something for everyone from that we have in the month 66, starring christian bale and matt damon. —— we have a le mans ‘66 will stop we have the amazing johnathan, a documentary that becomes an enigma. and the report, in which the cia are called to account. a really interesting week! let's start with le mans ‘66, known in other territories as ford versus ferrari. this is the story of the ford motor company attempting to regain its mojo by winning le mans ata time regain its mojo by winning le mans at a time whenjames bond doesn't drive a ford, though it suddenly so much because his urgent government t

china's triple 0lympic champion sun yang has appeared before the court of arbitration for sport public agency took the matter to cas. the allegation is that he smashed a vial containing a sample of his blood to avoid being tested. he says the testers didn't follow the correct protocol or have the necessary documentation. he previously served a 3 month doping ban in 2014 and his participation at major championships has angered fellow competitors. the formula one world champion lewis hamilton says he wants reassurances about mercedes' future before he commits to a new deal beyond next year. we've had first practice ahead of the brazilian grand prix on sunday. hamilton, who has wrapped up his sixth title took it easy alexander albon ended the session fastest after running when the track was driest. albon though brought a wet first session to a premature end with a crash. hamilton hadn't posted a flying lap. second practice gets under way in the next half an hour. it's the final day of the world para athletics in dubai and there has been a british gold in the 100 metres race running. kayle

of the youngest populations in the world issues like health care education and jobs. as the presidential elections drawing near. news now from the world of sport in the court of arbitration for sport will tomorrow hear a case on the conduct of a chinese limbic champion swimmer soon young young previously served as a dog being banned in 2014 and was recently cleared of refusing to provide samples 482000 18 drugs test but that decision has been appealed by the world anti doping agency several athletes protested against young's inclusion at this is swimming what championships by refusing to share a podium with him young could miss out on next year's in lympics and loses world titles if the space court against him on friday. on the tennis and stefana city boss has secured a place in the final for the a.t.p. finals in london after a straight sets victory over germany's alexander said i have the 21 year old and it is the 1st greek ever to compete at this tournament he took the 1st set $63.00 against the defending champion 22 year old still has a chance to claim the group's final qualifying pace on friday city perhaps next match in a side of this that he finals after completing a 6

decision that is made by the world anti-doping agency yes there could be an appeal at the court of arbitration for sport but this is something that will only happen after the main decision is made we did get some reaction from russian officials to this in particular from the russian most senior diplomats what he said that russia has always been ready to play by the rules it still is but these rules have to be fair and they have to be same for everyone. sure there are some people who want to put russia in the position of a defendant accused of everything in this world that's why we will fight for the necessity you fear dialogue can be that only one or 2 for instance china and russia are guilty of everything and violate everything but the others follow the rules established by themselves without consulting anyone make the governments respect these rules. so you can just once again why this latest i.o.c. statement is very important they will not be the ones will be making the final decision but certainly they do have an influence on the water executive committee and everything in this international sports

has to accept any verdict that comes out of wada or the court of arbitration for sports if an appeal is filed by russia however the i.o.c. does still have a significant influence on the world anti-doping agency because of their way to the world's main big sports organisation and also because of the many connections in the world of sport so the final decision will be made by waters executive board which will convene on december the 9th so we'll be waiting for what comes out of that. one of bringing the program to the u.k. we're parents. from protesting against. a quality classes being taught a primary school in the city of bourbon and that was a story that's gone on for quite a long time now it comes after a court dismissed concerns that the lessons were inappropriate for young children and exclusion zones also being set up a role in this shot at the story. well this has been an ongoing case for quite some time now concerning parents who are fundamentally in a position to l g b t classes being taught at schools and of course those teaching them now often months of months of poor and ou

well the court of arbitration for sport will tomorrow hear a case on the conduct of chinese world and a limping in champion swimmer son young young previously served a doping ban in 2014 and was recently cleared of refusing to provide samples for a 28 team drugs test but that decision has been appealed by the world anti-doping agency several athletes protested young's inclusion at this year's swimming championships by refusing to share a podium with him young could miss out on next year's olympics and lose his world titles if the swiss court rules against him on friday. this is g.w. news and these are our top stories at least one person has been killed and several others wounded in a mass shooting at a california high school a male suspect reportedly opened fire at salvias high school in the city of santa clarita near los angeles police say he's been wounded and taken into custody. israel and the militant palestinian group islamic jihad have agreed to a cease fire to end the heaviest fighting in months along the gaza border israel said that despite the truce some rockets have been fir

but the world anti—doping agency is appealing against the decision at the court of arbitration for sportsly served month doping suspension in 2013. the coach of the great britain lions rugby league side wayne bennett says he isn't interested in the criticism he's recieving. the team have lost all three of their matches so far on their 2019 tour including both games against new zealand. bennett has been accused of treating the team like england, rather than great britain — but he insists he isn't concerned. first and foremost, i'm not interested. i've been a long—term coach so if criticism helped me a lesson but it doesn't. we have played three world—class teams in the international field. played three world—class teams in the internationalfield. that's the biggest losing margin, eight points 01’ biggest losing margin, eight points or two points. that game is live on bbc two from 6.30am. i'll have more for you in the next hour. welcome back to the maritime museum here in aberdeen. i'm very close to the harbour on the historic ship row thanks to the hospitality of the staff here getting us

chelsea's appeal against the transfer ban imposed by fifa will be held at the court of arbitration for sport breaking rules around the international transfer and registration of players under 18. the club are currently unable to make signings until february and failed to overturn the decision when presenting their case to fifa's appeals committee in april. new zealand and england begin their two—match test series on wednesday. england haven't claimed a series victory in new zealand since 2008. mount maunganui will be the backdrop as chris silverwood's tenure as england head coach begins. new zealand have lost only one of their last 15 tests on home soil. great britain begin their davis cup finals campaign on wednesday against the netherlands. former world number one andy murray says he needs to be cautious about the intense schedule after having hip surgery injanuary. they play the netherlands on wednesday and kazakhstan on thursday. as you'd expect on social media, plenty of people have been having their say on mauricio pochettino's departure from tottenham. here's a flavour of what's being

has to accept any verdict that comes out of wada or the court of arbitration for sports if an appeal is filed by russia however the i.o.c. does still have a significant influence on the world anti-doping agency because of their way to the world's main olympic sports organization and also because of the many connections in the world of sport so the final decision will be made by waters executive board which will convene on december the 9th so we'll be waiting for what comes out of that. fearing for their health and demanding transparency protesters have gathered in the french city of exactly 2 months after a fire engulfed a chemical factory in the area are reports now from the area. right now we will king with the crowd over it looks like a 100 maybe a bit more time when you see all the way to the end of this column through on and indeed there are concerned people from all really the whole society spectrum is here there are young people there are elderly there are eco activists there are anti capitalist at a certain point this this march took a real left turn figuratively speaking spea

should rule against russia on december the 9th in paris he said that russia will go to the court of arbitration for sports should this decision be unfavorable but in any case he said that the matter which has been discussed by a lot of pundits should russia be banned from the olympics next summer should it compete under a neutral flag was new course completely ruled out that possibility let's listen. quickly i knew that and the new flag is out of the question please look it up in the olympic chance and there you can find everything related to the flags and anthems of national and pick committees. now all this follows a very turbulent week when it comes to the future of russian sports ever since the compliance review committee of the world anti-doping agency voiced its allegations against russia that it could be banned from next summer's olympic games in tokyo and a major sporting events for the next 4 years because of allegations of tampering with . samples in the moscow story the executive committee itself said that russia could participate in next summer olympics games as neutrals or any other flag at t

cardiff will lodge an appeal against the decision in the next two weeks to the court of arbitration for sportwas not officially their player when he died. al ahed beat the north korean side april 25 sports club to become the first lebanese side to win the asian football confederation cup. the north korean team were reduced to ten men. goalkeepr an tae—song, was shown a straight red card for a rugby—like tackle on al ahed striker ahmad zreik. the ghanian—midfielder issah yakubu scored with a header not long afterfor the only goal of the match in malaysia. captain haytham faour received the trophy, from asian football confederation president sheikh salman bin ebrahim al khalifa. the winners of the world series, the washington nationals, have been to the white house, to be honoured by president donald trump. only 18 of the 25 players attended the ceremony. their visit comes after a dramatic game seven win over the houston astros last week for theirfirst world series franchise win. there are eight games in the champions league on tuesday. perhaps the pick of them — borussia dortmund at home to in

growing up derek williams from the science thank you so much greatly appreciate it max the court of arbitration for sport will tomorrow hear a case on the conduct of chinese world and olympic champion swimmer son yang while young previously served a doping ban in 2014 and was recently cleared for fusing to provide samples 482-0000 drugs test but that decision has been appealed by the world anti-doping agency while several athletes protested yang's inclusion at this year's swimming world championships by refusing to share a cody i'm with him yang could miss out on next year's olympics and lose his world titles if the swiss court rules against him on friday. to tennis now as stephan else. has secured a place in the final 2 of the a.t.p. finals in london after a straight sets victory over germany's alexander verify the 21 year old is the 1st greek ever to compete at this tournament the 1st set $63.00 against a spare if the defending champion 22 year old sara still has a chance to claim the group's final qualifying place on friday so he posts a next match in saturday's semifinals after completing his 6362 vi

china's triple 0lympics has appeared before the court of arbitration for sport and a bit to clear hisand backin previously served a three month band back in 2014 and is now being questioned by the world anti—doping agency after hearing an allegation that he snatched a vial containing a sample of his blood to avoid being tested. the formula 1 world champion lewis hamilton says that he wants reassurance about mercedes future before he commits to a new deal beyond next year with the title wrapped up already, hamilton was fifth fastest in the second practice and in the grand prix, robert began the session with a heavy crash at turn three from which he emerged unscathed. quickest with his ferrari. that is all for me and it is goodbye for now. one of venice's most famous sites, st mark's square, has re—opened after floodwaters from the latest exceptionally high tide receded. the waters peaked below the levels seen in the italian city earlier this week, but were still among the worst in the last hundred years. the city's mayor, luigi brug—naro, said the floods were a challenge for the whole

on that, there is an automatic right to challenge by way of taking any decision to the court of arbitration for sporteculate how they would deal with it. no—one can really predict that at this point. if it is upheld, it would be a national humiliation for russia, wouldn't it? it certainly would, i thinkjust the fact that it has gone this far in the process of even getting to the executive committee of the wada board is humiliation, and the rusada, the new head of the agency has been pushing hard inside russia for sweeping changes, warning that this was going to be the result, and it now is the result, but there haven't been any sweeping changes inside of russia. it is clearly intended to send a message, do you think it will have an impact on doping worldwide? i think it will definitely have an impact in russia and the behaviour of a number of people there, and therefore it has to have a ripple effect worldwide, because the more you keep russian athletes out who have been cheating, the more other athletes around the world are able to compete in the slots that the russians would have occupied. marches

color code rules they will have to accept any decision that's made by wada or by the court of arbitration for sports if russia decides to appeal but there are executive committee will convene on december the 9th to make their final decision and certainly the i.o.c. does have an influence on them just because of the connections in the world of sport and also their authority as the main international olympic body so now it all goes down to the severity of the punishment there will clearly be debates on that and we'll see what this final punishment verdict will be on december the 9th but then again probably russia will be appealing yes thanks very much for breaking all the time for us this hour a lot to take and. ok let's turn tension over to the u.k. where parents have been bombed from protesting against the l g b t equality classes being taught primary school in the city of birmingham to court the smiths concerns that the lessons were inappropriate for young children exclusion zones also being set up around the school let's go live now to britain where shirley. who has been following the story joins

against russia is approved russia may appeal in the court of arbitration for sport but again the i.o.c. won't be able to officially affect this decision although we do understand that there are there is certain influence that this group has over waddell so perhaps this these are the kind of fears that the vice president is talking about so clearly here we are going to witness again a major debate on the severity of the punishment we do remember that in the previous years the international olympic committee made it clear that the russian athletes cannot be stripped of the presumption of innocence and also they really want to make sure that the innocent athletes could compete so let's just sit and watch what's going to happen in the next few days or weeks. not done for us this are. there are long time friends living on the ocean apart but i guess the germans and americans want they think about their relationship with each other right now you can get very different answers a major academic poll out this choose this suggests that why limit of people in the u.s. think everything's ok barely

expected that happens, then it is expected that russia is going to appeal this to the court of arbitration for sportports industry, and their word is final. we shall watch very closely. thank you for your time. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: 30 years ago the communist regime in czechoslovakia collapsed following pro—democracy protests. we hear from some of the leading figures at the time. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world, the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number 10 to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world." angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot—air balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it's not hot air we need, it's hard cash." cuba has declared nine days of mourning following th

our reporter alex capstick has been following the hearing at the court of arbitration for sport and joinsntourage refused to hand over samples at his home in china last year, his mother, his team doctor among those who testified on his behalf, their story is that the 3—person team that night didn‘t have the right documentation, the right credentials, and therefore the visit was invalid. he talked about the bottle that he smashed containing a vial of his blood, that was done, he said, because the test was void. their argument is this, they say that the correct credentials in the documentation, paperwork, had been handed over, therefore sun yang is guilty of failing to hand over samples and therefore should be punished for anything between two and ten years. the panel will now go away and consider the evidence, and decision will come sometime in the future. alex, thank you. let‘s have a look at some of the other stories around today. alex albon was fastest in first practise for the brazilian grand prix before crashing on slick tyres in a wet tyres in a wet sao paolo. second practise is unde

and uefa can continue with the investigation into manchester city's finances after the court of arbitration for sporthearing about theirfindings. control body will now hold a hearing about their findings. city could face possible ban from european football. it is the final day of the world para—athletics football. it is the final day of the world pa ra—athletics championships in dubai, and there has been a british gold in the race running 100 metres. kaylee hagar won the race in its first appearance at the championships. britain's ali simpson won silver. there was also another british 1— two in the men's race, gavin drysdale winning gold and rafi solomon coming second. the formula 1 world champion lewis hamilton says he wants reassurances about his mercedes future before committing to a new deal beyond next year, with the title wrapped up, hamilton was fifth fastest in second practice at the brazilian grand prix this evening. williams‘ driver, robert can began the session with a heavy crash at turn three, from which he emerged unscathed. sebastian vettel was quickest in his ferrari. that is all from

china's triple olympic champion, sun yang, has appeared before the court of arbitration for sport publicusly served a three month doping ban in 2014, and his participation at major championships has angered fellow competitors. here's our sports news correspondent, alex ca pstick. backin back in at the olympics in 2016, there were athletes, mainly from the united states, you show your own great britain who called him a cheat because he had few details back in 2014. now, out this year? world championships, athletes from great britain and australia refused to sign on the victory podium with him because they felt he should not have been allowed to compete at those championships. whilst this appeal was taking place. that is where we are at the court of arbitration for sport today, we expect the decision sometime next year. the formula one world champion lewis hamilton says he wants reassurances about mercedes' future before he commits to a new deal beyond next year. we've had first practice ahead of the brazilian grand prix on sunday. hamilton, who has wrapped up his sixth title took it easy

of refusing to cooperate with doping officials since hold a rare public hearing at the court of arbitration for sport that the drug testers had failed to prove their identity when they came to his home to collect an out of competition sample the 11 sam world champion has already been cleared of any wrongdoing by swimming's governing body but the world anti-doping agency is appealing against that decision. because of the doping official i filed a complaint she came with her assistance without proving identification and also she wanted to film with her mobile phone she said i'm your fan so today i'm coming here to see you and i would like to take a picture but from my point of view this is really ridiculous i cannot trust or well the 3 time olympic gold medalist previously served a doping suspension in 2014 for using a banned stimulants and says he took that to treat a heart condition so he's now accused of smashing a vial of his own blood with a hammer to stop anti doping officials taking a sample from his home during a visit in september 28th seen the most successful swimmer in chinese history could

the former courage of 4 time olympic champion mo farah has lodged an appeal with the court of arbitration for sports against his ban from athletics back in september the 61 year old long distance coach was suspended for 4 years for doping violations after an investigation by the u.s. anti-doping agency usada probe said salazar had been involved with trafficking testosterone as well as tampering with the doping control process during his time as head of the nike oregon project hearings expected before next march now argentina football club i study and said he went all out swell they inaugurated the new stadium our giants hologram of i've never thought say this before a flaming lion was their way of launching their new ground ahead of the game against club athletic autologous studio answers have a played at this venue since 2005 when it was closed over safety concerns it's unclear at this stage whether those safety concerns were as a result of a giant flying low and prowling on the stadium bridge. unbelievable story for now. and of course you can get much more on our web site that's w w w dot al-jazee

this race to athletics coach alberto salazar has appealed his 4 year battle with the court of arbitration for sport the 61 year old was suspended back in september after an investigation by the u.s. anti-doping agency salazar was allegedly involved with trafficking testosterone as well as tampering with the doping control process during his time as head of the nike organ project hearings are not expected before next march now it's an ongoing debate as to whether video referee technology is good for football a group of fans in brazil made it clear what they think. tell ase us supporters have been upset by decisions recently so they displayed a banner saying stop enough with the a.a.r. referee suspended player refused to continue until it was removed by the fans just showed more of the banner and actually though after pleas from 4 to laze our coach and players it was renewed and they won $10.00. and that is all your support for now peter back to you thanks very much for cells here and a couple minutes i will see you very soon about. an inspiring quest for knowledge that led to remarkable achievements

all the former coach a 4 time olympic champion modifier has lodged an appeal with the court of arbitration for sports against his ban from athletics back in september the 61 year old long distance coach was suspended for 4 years for doping violations after an investigation by the u.s. anti-doping agency usada probe said salazar had been involved with trafficking testosterone as well as tampering with the doping control process during his time as head of the nike oregon project hearings expected before next march defending n.b.a. champion the toronto raptors have brought an end to the l.a. lackey i like his recent fourfold the bron james had 13 points 15 assists and 13 rebounds for what was his 85th career triple double it wasn't enough for the lakers lazy for the 1st time since. taking this once 18 to one. now if you talk football club or city and to certainly went all out when they released their new stadium a giant hologram of a flaming line was their way of an ogre writing their new ground ahead of a game against club athletico to lead is a study answers haven't played at the venue since 2005. the