dina asher—smith blasts out of the block.anded that race from gun to tape, strong, the way she came off the curve, the race was hers. she was about to elevate herself into a new stratosphere in terms of women's sprinting. it's dina asher—smith, world champion! it was sublime. i wasjust really focused on putting together a good race and i dreamt of this, but that is real. what makes dina so special is just mental toughness. there is not really that much to do between now and next year. it is about staying healthy and being ready. katarina johnson—thompson is coming through nicely. that's an excellent run! it is basically readiness. she did all the hard work, made the changes she needed to make, but really focused on her weaker events, mainly the shot put, the javelin. look at the smile on herface, she knows. you never see her celebrate, but she threw a personal best and you saw how much that meant to her. she wanted to silence all the doubters but i think the person she needed to convince the most was herself. the performance

what makes dina so special is just mental toughness.ch to do between now and next year. it is about staying healthy and being ready. katarina johnson—thompson is coming through nicely. that's an excellent run! it is basically readiness. she did all the hard work, made the changes she needed to make, but really focused on her weaker events, mainly the shot put, the javelin. look at the smile on herface, she knows. you never see her celebrate but she threw a personal best and you saw how much that meant to her. she wanted to silence all the doubters but i think the person she needed to convince the most was herself. the performance she put down just showed that she came to those championships full of expectation and self belief. i can't believe this is the result. i am just so happy. but there has also been difficult questions for athletics this year for the crowds just not being there. it was a real crime. the world championships and there was just nobody there. mo farah's former coach alberto salazar has been banned from athletics for f

dina has done it!rld cups... ..in cricket... ..netball. .. ..football. .. ..and rugby union. a year when new stars emerged... a dream debut for the 15—year—old. ..and others refused to go away. the top seed triumphs in the longest final in wimbledon history. a year when barriers were knocked down... who gets gold ? he does it again! ..of landmarks we thought we'd never see... the first man to run a marathon in under two hours. ..of champions no longer waiting... an absolutely incredible performance from judd trump to win his first world championship. simona halep is the wimbledon champion. ..and records still just out of reach. serena remains on 23 grand slam titles. a year of opportunities on home soil... the crowd lifting these players. ..and new frontiers. it was a year of redemption... losers last two times. winners today. it's warrington. ..of comebacks... i am not sure i am able to play through the pain. unbelievable for andy murray. ..miracles... what a moment. listen. cheering and applause. ..d

dina: dina, dina hunter. lemonis: dina, nice to meet you. can i try a few things? -dina: sure.onis: there's baklava, black daphne, hazelnut, sesame-tahini. wow. dina: because zoe's family is greek, a lot of their pieces feature a mediterranean flavor. -lemonis: that's really good. -dina: yeah. lemonis: i eat chocolate literally every single day. so i know what good chocolate tastes like, and this chocolate was spectacular. unusual flavors, amazing texture -- i've never tasted any chocolate like it. -zoe: hi. -lemonis: how are you? -i'm marcus. -zoe: nice to meet you. i'm zoe. lemonis: nice to meet you. i was just eating your chocolate. zoe: oh, good. and you liked it? lemonis: this one's good. this is the baklava one? -zoe: yeah. lemonis: what is this one? zoe: sesame. it's like a tahini. lemonis: that one's good. i don't know what this one was. what was that? -zoe: pistachio. -lemonis: okay. i've had one, two, three, four, five already. how many flavors are in the case? zoe: probably 18. lemonis: and how many do you have in your library? zoe: i think there are 18. lemonis: oh,

man i mean dina and her group have already found nearly 500 bodies according to local media many of thedisappeared a believed to have had ties to the drug trade victims are often young men who had no prospects for legal employment minima deen and the other mothers found the remains of 15 people on a single day neighbors who had observed suspicious activity gave them crucial tips on where to dick the search missions are a provocation to the drug cartels releasing the him her was good they tell us we should stop looking yes it is proper otherwise the same thing will happen to us and we're going to go then one day someone else will find us buried but in my head we're scared but love in the uncertainty are stronger i mean i said. it took 3 years for man to find her son at last she says he can rest in peace. people across the middle east and asia have been witnessing a rare solar eclipse what's known as an annular eclipse provided spectacular views to people from saudi arabia to india and singapore many had special goggles so they could look straight at the sun without endangering their eyes

standing ona and third was dina asher—smith. they're all sorts of reasons why sport demand attention. doddie weir strode forwards. the crowd rising with him, to receive the helen rollason award. he is living with motor neurone disease, trying to find a cure by raising money. his muscles are no longer strong enough to hold the prius, so princess and held it for him. he has never lost his sense of humour. it was ironic being a scottish rugby player in the 90s, this was the closest i ever got to a trophy, so it's very nice. applause and here are a true game changer for british sport. tanni grey—thompson's cou ntless british sport. tanni grey—thompson's countless achievements did so much to establish her sport. she took centre stage. a lifetime achievement award, and she's still only 50. the victory for ben stokes reflects cricket's resurgence in 2019. world cup, ashes, he didn't do it all on his own, but he did do a lot of it. joe wilson, bbc news, aberdeen. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's footbal

dina asher—smith you are nominated.hing it would be when you won the world heptathlon title which was a special moment but coming back from previous disappointments in the past we all know how much strength and courage that shows. if i had to pick one moment that was the best for me i think it would be the world cup final, i was actually, i was meant to be doing a gig that night and we had been watching it all day and i was about to go on stage and we were all in the wings of the gig and we went on a little bit late, watching you win it on that and it was just brought everyone together. congratulations on that. the bravery you show to stand up for what you believe in, especially for racism is incredible, you are a true model and asa striker your record, that is one of the key moments. dina had an absolutely incredible world championship, she smashed it, she made the country proud, she did herself proud, made everyone proud and brought it home. my favourite moment was the hungarian grand prix, coming back in the last ten

lewis hamilton was second, dina asher smith third.fortably beat arsenal 3—0 in the premier league. elsewhere, spurs beat wolves and manchester united drew with everton. celtic remain top of the scottish premiership after beating hibernian. rangers are hot on their heels, though. they're 2 points behind after a win over motherwell. and arsenal have extended their lead at the top of the women's super league after beating everton. but the win was overshadowed by a serious injury to england striker beth mead. we will have more from aberdeen with sally soon. looking forward to the reaction there. i think she has a dina asher—smith with her life.“ she is up. a disclaimer if she isn't. oh, dina asher-smith? i thought you meant sally! well, sally better be up! carol, it looks like you have snow on the horizon. sally looked gorgeous last night as you will probably see later on. this is one of our weather watcher ‘s' pictures from north yorkshire. again, this weekend had snow on higher ground with hail at lower levels and the risk of ice, we ha

dina is romney's sister in this series she's paid by may. exactly as she gets frustrated that their parents treat have differently than her brother have them. where the kids like you. i'm going to be they're going to go. at least pick somebody you know with you and you'll be hungry later fell out was filled with sugar. yes that's not true sonny from beat it was on it yeah you know the kids are in my purse near the back from. ok i'm going to fatness tonight. they're going to know this is the 2nd time this week i'm 25 years old why is there a limit does anyone even care where romney goes you guys never ask him where he is he just told me he's going out there for this so he literally gave you know information you're going to go love you have what time you're cutting back. on leaving. you know. don't be. ramey i noticed that a lot of the episodes that had. focused on the women titus was actually i directed by women written by winning did you just say ok ok to take this one the way i'm going to be feel genuine experience and not from my yeah i me

now bamber, harry and dina as i said, were two of the more than 700 enslaved workers of robert king carter. but they were not content with their lot. they wanted to resist their enslavement and they tried to run away. unfortunately, they were not successful. they were captured and as punishment for their attempt to escape, robert carter got permission from the court in 1708 to have their toes cut off. and as carter wrote to a fellow planter, that particular punishment i'm quoting here, cured many a negro from running away. so it was a punishment that was deliberately intended to not only harm and punish those two people who tried to escape, but it was also meant to serve as an examine principle of other enslaved people who might have designs of running away. this is an example of brutality of enslavement. as horrific as that story is, however however, it also underscores the intense desire for liberty and freedom and what bamber, harry and dinah were willing to risk in order to obtain their freedom. so in the midst of the horror and brutality of their punishment, i hope that visitors can a

dina asher—smith, an amazing young spent four raheem sterling as well. the pitch and off the pitch? he has opened the conversation for english sport stars to be more vocal about politics. something we see in the usa lot. sports men and women have tended to stay away from those topics but he has been vocal, opening the conversation and we are still having this six months later. and some other contenders? katarina johnson—thompson. she is an amazing heptathlete. she has broken records this season and come back with some really ha rd this season and come back with some really hard —— from some really hard injuries. that mental strength, and when you have someone like dame jessica ennis—hill is a precursor to your career, it's really hard to step up and make?. those are the individual contenders. and there is a team award russia i think that will go to the english cricket team. they captured a nation. it wasn't just ben stokes butjofra archer. many people, young people, suddenly interested in cricket, and generally surely it has a ways been an old person spo

the british publicchose him ahead of lewis hamilton and dina asher smith following his heroics in thehe first time at lord's. stokes delayed flying out for their upcoming tour of south africa to attend the awards ceremony. 0bviously obviously it's an individual award but i played a team sport in the best thing about that is that you get to share special moments with team—mates, staff, management and make days like we have possible and i'm up here receiving this award not just by myself but without the effo rts just by myself but without the efforts that you put in the summer i wouldn't be up here doing that so thank you so much. meanwhile marathon runner eliud kipchoge has been voted the bbc‘s world sport star of the year after winning the public vote. the kenyan runner became the first person to run a marathon in under two hours in october. in winning the award, kipchoge beat off competition from, among others, gymnast simone biles and south african rugby captain siya kolisi. in the nba, six games taking place. from the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. after some h

here's berlin explaining it to d dina shore.len mackie. >> if you tell young people today he was jewish, she was irish catholic, they'd say so what. it was a big deal, right? >> her father did not approve. >> well, he initially disowned her, right? >> yes, that's right. >> reporter: but the marriage lasted 36 years. katherine is their granddaughter. >> what is the story behind where we are right now? >> this house was bought by my grandfather for my grandmother in 1948. >> sweat came here for the k catskill mountains every summer until she was a teenager. >> would you like to hold it? >> reporter: here's berlin's 1942 academy award for "white christmas." a song with an origin story that wasn't exactly merry and bright. >> it has a mel cauley underpinning. my grandparents had a baby boy and he died on christmas eve when he was just four weeks old. >> were you aware growing up that privately they were grieving on that day? >> it's not something that we could talk about. we're very private about it. ♪ while the storm clouds gather

ainsley: here to help us honor the timeless tune is dean martin's daughter, dina martin.was here last year, i was flabbergasted and all of a sudden this new one comes out. brian: they changed the words. >> they changed the words and they made it awful. [laughter] [applause] steve: joe, you are famous for your frank sanatra. >> we will do a little bit yesterday. i was brought up with dean martin but it was the 60's, jimmy hendricks and dean martin, remember that? for the boomers, the boomers. it's an honor to be with dina, we traveled all around the country together and we had the privilege of working with this great gal, dean was the guy, hey, that's all he ever said. hey. ainsley: he couldn't remember names. >> how are you? [laughter] >> the sweetest nicest guy ever. >> dean martin christmas special and frank sanatra came in. saturday night live, 28 year's old, i have frank to my left and dean martin to my right, it was like the roast and i said to frank sanatra, i'm so excited to meet him, hey, baby, how are you, the old man said that. can i call you frankie, he went, n

another story in the early part of the exhibition, it is the story of dina. they were enslaved to robert king carter. his name was one of the most powerful and the wealthiest in colonial virginia. king carter represents the development of the virginia colony of what was first a fledgling outpost of the british empire to what became over the course of the colonial period, a gym in a gem in the crown of the british empire. through two interrelated developments. over the course of that, they would use enslaved black labor. so we had the development of slavery in virginia. it spread throughout the british colonies. through the development of cultivation slavery, we have the stratification of colonial virginia in society into a very powerful elite planter class. now bambara harry and dinah were 200 of the seven hunt were just two of the 700 and slave workers. enslaved workers. they tried to run away. there was punishment. they got permission from the court to have their toes cut off. that particular punishment cured that punishment, and i'm quoting here, "cured ma

but i won't miss a bust region of mountains and forests spawning seldom cheap energy and dina. though famous for its a stunning landscapes for center receipts has been an important region for livestock farming many of its grasslands have been graced bare. at the region's hot lights patagonia national park. and here to find out how this became one of the biggest conservation projects in history. and you know full well i think here i mean i'm chris ok and what are you a little do. former c.e.o. of elder company but they go in your priest mary doug tomkins and interplay newer and i've been through who had founded rival brand the north face. both fronts made them by your mentor protections central to their company ethos but chris and doug wanted to do more from the early ninety's but over $300000000.00 u.s. dollars of land for preservation across chile and argentina they build parks complete with largest campgrounds and trails to support a good story some after dark side in their in 10 to 15 carried the mantle as president of their foundation tompkins conservation what was it you s

they're not going to punish american consumers and threatened their future and nevada congresswoman dina titus. >>hope senators will take the dull seriously they're going to have they answer to their constituents everywhere go. >>and last thing is and the motors came do something. >>but republicans say their proposals are more bipartisan and more likely to become law in washington. alexandra leigh now. >>the surviving boston marathon bomber has been convicted and sentenced to death is now appealing his death sentence in 2013. sonars are not and his brother set off pressure bomb cookers killing 4 people and injuring hundreds more. so car was 19 years old when he and his brother tamerlan carried out their plan. tara lynn died in the shootout with police so car was on the run for 5 days before he was caught and his lawyers say he got an unfair trial. today his attorneys are arguin that the jury pool was tainted because jurors or don't directly affected by the bombing. prosecutors say that survives right to an impartial jury was not violated. health questions that users searched in 2019 most

dina asher—smith has done it! going to take the gold medal! dina asher-smith has done it!tain. and rugby union. very good play by tom curry. a year where new stars emerge. dream debut for the 15—year—old. great britain'sjoe fraser as world champion. and others refused to go away. the top seed triumphs in the longest final in wimbledon history. of longest final in wimbledon history. 0f landmarks we thought we would never see. the first man to run a marathon in under two hours. of champions no longer waiting. absolutely incredible performance from judd trump to win his first world championship. simona halep is the wimbledon champion! jade jones, world champion! and record still out of reach. serena williams remains on 23 grand slam titles. a year of opportunities on home soil. the crowd a re opportunities on home soil. the crowd are lifting these players. and new frontiers abroad. we were within half an hour of the 200 metres going off and it was literally no one here. it was a year of redemption. winners today it is warrington! of comebacks... i am winners today it is warri

dina asher—smith, sprinting world champion.. ben stokes starred for the england cricket team, world cup and ashes. alun wynjones captained wales to the six nations grand slam. and lewis hamilton won the f1 world title for the sixth time. well, there's only one trophy. it's in a box on a trailer on its own remarkable journey from cardiff by bike peddled by gareth thomas. sometimes with friends helping on a quattrocycle. now, gareth played rugby 100 times for wales. he is hiv positive and his mission is to end the stigma which still surrounds aspects of life like mental health and sexuality. a long journey. he's cycled almost 500 miles. the stars are gathering, katarina johnson—thompsonjust the stars are gathering, katarina johnson—thompson just waiting alongside me. we are all keeping an eye open for gareth thomas making dummett hoping he makes it on time, although i'm sure he will, that trophy is heady. there are lots of other awards being given out, watch out for a huge reception for former by out for a huge reception for form

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the global chemical weapons watchdog cast further downtown an alleged attack in the syrian city of dina last year. best activists rally in paris for a 59th weekend alongside a protest against pension the full. families of americans killed in afghanistan by the taliban to u.s. contractors for allegedly funding the terror group. other thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. wiki leaks has released a 4th batch of documents from the global chemical weapons watchdog files raise questions over a probe into an alleged chlorine gas attack in the syrian city of duma last year. has the story toxicologist pharmacologist and bio analytical chemist walk into the u.p.c. w u b c w shows them a video of an alleged chemical attack and asked them what sort of symptoms they see could they tell what gas it was the specialist look at the video and agree on one and the rest is classified or was classified. it was agreed among all present that the key takeaway message from the meeting was that the symptoms observed were inconsistent with exposure to chlorine and no other obvious candidate chemical c

are no such accusations and the recent check of the result confirms this its work was evaluated and dina's satisfactory by the sco and the council of europe despite that the wada made this decision i think it was greatly politicised they made this decision despite the fact that as i just said we had fulfilled all the requirements. and if they show their flesh and. i believe at this point we should adopt a unified firm stance and talk to those people who are doping talk privately we need to take this problem on together because we all bear responsibility not only the minister i mean if you haven't. swallowing some of bill's going to follow clean athletes on the next period is keeping silent about that that clean athlete thing is true of all that responsible there's no other way to overcome this malady and with the multitude of buttons but. now it finishes with in case you missed it and the 3rd installment of polyploid case review of 2019 well among other things she does look at trump's impeachment and the anti protests in paris. the end of 2019 sword trump bottle impeachment britain elects

the british public chose him ahead of lewis hamilton and dina asher smith following his heroics in the for the first time at lord's. stokes delayed flying out for their upcoming tour of south africa to attend the awards in aberdeen. obviously it is an individual award but her playing a team sport and the best thing about that is that you get to share special moments with team—mates, backroom staff, management who make days like we had in the summer possible and i'm up here receiving this award notjust by myself but without the efforts that you put in the summer i wouldn't be up here so thank you so much. lots more reaction to that and all the winners on our website right now. bbc.co.uk / sport. you're up to date. anna karina, one of the icons of france's new wave cinema, has died at the age of 79. she starred in some of the best known films made by the directorjean—luc godard and directed films herself. david ba mford looks back on her life. anna karina was one of the most prominent actresses of the french new wave cinema in the 1960s, starring in movies such as pierrot le fou and alph

dina asher—smith, sprinting world champion.excelled for manchester city this year. ben stokes starred for the england cricket team, world cup and ashes. alun wynjones captained wales to the six nations grand slam. and lewis hamilton won the f1 world title for the sixth time. well, there's only one trophy. it's in a box on a trailer on its own remarkable journey from cardiff by bike peddled by gareth thomas. sometimes with friends helping on a quattrocycle. now, gareth played rugby 100 times for wales. he is hiv positive and his mission is to end the stigma which still surrounds aspects of life like mental health and sexuality. a long journey. he's cycled almost 500 miles. in 1939, a young jewish man fled nazi germany and arrived in england. before doing anything else, he went straight to see a leeds united football match. heinz skyte has supported the club ever since, and now the 99—year—old has been honoured in a special pitch—side ceremony. 0ur reporter 0livia richwald has the story. heinz skyte and leeds united go back a ver

candidates, two of them are athletics world champions, katarina johnson—thompson, the heptathlete, dinautstanding performances for manchester city this year. lewis hamilton was f1 world champion for the sixth time, ben stokes starred for england's cricket team in the summer and alun wynjones was welsh rugby captain for another six nations grand slam so some outstanding individuals. i also think the programme here will focus a lot on the broader, deeper significance of sport. you may be aware that the trophy itself is being transported by bike from cardiff by gareth thomas, who played a hundred rugby internationals for wales and is hiv positive. so one of the questions in the minds of the 10,000 people in the arena here this evening and the millions watching will be, will gareth get here in time? now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello. it has been a cold, blustery weekend with some showers falling as sleet and snow over higher ground in the north. also hailstones and thunderstorms for the site. this was the scene in north yorkshire, clear skies and sunshine

please please vote for dina asher—smith for your sports personality of the year.bbc one from 7 tomorrow evening with build up and buzz from the red carpet online and on the red button from 5. sports personality and strictly is a lwa ys sports personality and strictly is always a sign christmas is coming. one knell to west ham, that would ta ke one knell to west ham, that would take them 15th in the premier league, liverpool flying high. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more at 7.30. good evening. pretty gusty across the country this evening, they will continue through the night. even without in—place it will be a chilly night for many. even without in—place ice is a possibility as temperatures get close to freezing and there could be hail snow too. lively downpours through wales pushing into the midlands and east anglia and the south—east, gusty winds, a rumble of thunder but even when cleared, continuing showers across wales, northern ireland and southern scotland, these areas could have a snow to take us into tomorrow morning. the gaps between is where we c

the six nominees for the main gong are lewis hamilton, dina asher smith, ben stoke, alun wynjones, raheems our live text page can be found on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. one of the people injured in last week's volcanic eruption on white island in new zealand has now died in hospital. it brings the confirmed death toll to 16. rescue teams returned to white island earlier today but could not find the bodies of two people who are still missing. police in the indian capital delhi have clashed with protesters angry about a new citizenship law. the law gives migrants from three countries citizenship if they are facing religious persecution but it excludes muslims and has sparked protests across the country. the demonstrations have been largely peaceful today but police used tear gas and batons near a university in delhi. students there have denied any part in the violence. salman ravi has more. we are right here at the jamia millia islamia university but the campus right behind us has quite disturbing scenes because of massive violence being reported for the last coupl

six candidates, two athletic world champions, katarina johnson—thompson and dina asher—smith. was nominated after outstanding performances for manchester city this year. lewis hamilton was f1 world champion for a six time. ben stokes start for england in the cricket world cup in the summer. alun wynjones was part of the welsh rugby grand slam winning team. it will focus on the broader, deeper significance of sport. the trophy is being transported by bike from cardiff by gareth thomas who played 100 rugby internationals for wales and is hiv positive. whilst for the 10,000 people in the arena will be thinking, will gareth get here on time? it has been a huge test of his personal stamina. all we have to do is sit back and watch. oh, yes, and vote. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:35pm. bye for now. hello. it is1:10 p it is 1:10 p m. this is bbc news with ben brown. let's get more now on the fallout from last week's general election. as we've been hearing, jeremy corbyn has apologised for his part in labour's wors

there were some great female contest is as well, dina asher—smith, katerina thompson.or everyone to be thinking about this for the evening. for you to to be saying that it tells us something about how exhausting it has been. it is still a very busy week to come. that's it for the papers this hour. giles and maya will be back at half—past eleven for another look at the papers. next on bbc news, it's click. this video game is one of the biggest crowdfunded projects ever. star citizen has raised nearly £200 million. that's a sizeable chunk of change. but then, it is a game with ambitions to build an entire universe to act as its users' playground. the problem is the game has been in development since 2012 and it's still nowhere near finished. so, what's going on? even with that mega budget, is this game just too ambitious? marc cieslak has been in search of the brains behind star citizen. star citizen combines elements of a massively multi—player role—playing game, spaceship sim and first—person shooter, all in a vast, persistent universe. thanks, wendy! it has a large, l

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i want this bring in now dina titus. on the house foreign affairs committee and a biden surrogate. good to see you. >> thank you. >> you saw the latest iowa poll that shows biden has slipped. why do you think he's not resognating as he once was? particularly in iowa? i can't speak for iowans, but i think great he's there now doing this no malarkey tour which sums up his approach to government. people will see that and see how sincere it is and have governor with him. you heard them say things are going to change a lot between now and their caucuses. >> what about that no malarkey mo mo monokerr on his bus tour? do you think that's going to resonate with the younger, more progressive, the people he really need to appeal to or has that kind of createded some distance between he connecting with those voters? >> i don't think so. i think it sums up the fact he is not skrichted. not about sound bites. he's very sincere. i know that's the case here in nevada. we say here we're riding with biden. we're excited. >> might have be

positive r him any 2 for 10 to 5 point >>no such troubles. 15 grizzly thre tonight, memphis named dinas leads around now lay in the court. off the dribble throws it down he finished wh 25 points, 7 assists grizzlies when once and 2 gden state. o >>so we left new orleans with a win butt was costly significant injury news today is starting center weston richburg is out for the year with a to patellar tendon and also richard sherman and deford are both expected to miss at least 2 weeks with hamstring injuries sunday at the superdome both emotionally and phsically taxing for this team. saints took a one-point lead with 53 seconds left here come the niners forth until jimmy gappolo george kittle the tidend takes the entire new orleans secoary down to field goal range. look at the fight here on the gold would come an knock in the game winner, 4846 niners, your final as of now e road to the super bowl goes through santa clara. but kyle shanahan knows it'going to be tough to keep this run going without the anchor of his offensive line. his action to the richburg injuries. there's a sale to thr

it wasn't john bolton, it was hr mcmaster, dina powell, rex tillerson.hat stops him from subpoenaing those witnesses? did anyone hear putin say these things to him? did anyone hear him say it was ukraine? because it seems that his disbelief in the u.s. intelligence product is an ongoing threat to this country. >> well, nothing should stop them. and that's why i've said that i know that impeachment moves the process in one direction for the president of the united states, but the job of the united states congress and particularly the intelligence committee is to continue the work because -- i think as nick said, this really is ongoing. it's not as though we had an investigation. there was an election and it stopped. we are in the middle of a 2020 election, and that interference continues. and it continues vis-a-vis putin to donald trump to the american public. and i think that it's incumbent on legislators to look at this and to say this is not about the 2016 election, this is about what is happening right now in this election, and we run the risk that pu

stokes finished ahead of lewis hamilton, and third was dina asher—smith.strode forwards, the crowd rising with him, to receive the helen rollason award. a towering forward of scottish rugby, he's living with motor neurone disease, raising millions trying to find a cure. muscles no longer strong enough to hold the prize, so princess anne held it for him. doddie weir has never lost his sense of humour. it was quite ironic — being a scottish rugby player in the '905, this was the closest i ever got to a trophy, so it's very nice. applause. and here, a true game changer for british sport. tanni grey—thompson's countless achievements did so much to establish her sport. to establish para sport. she took centre stage — a lifetime achievement award, and she's still only 50. the victory for ben stokes reflects cricket's resurgence in 2019 — world cup, ashes. he didn't do it all on his own, but he did do a lot of it. joe wilson, bbc news, aberdeen. ben stokes and spoty on almost all of this morning's back pages, lots of football in there too. the telegraph celebrate

may also highlight the champions league and they have an interview with the first lady of athletics, dinaight for the papers, the sacking of the napoli manager carlo ancelotti just hours after he had seen his side make it through to the last 16 of the champions league. napoli beat geng 40 but less than three hours later the italian club released a statement confirming ancelotti's departure. he has been linked with the vacant managers jobs at arsenal and everton. in the championship, leeds are back on top of the table after a 20 win over hull. they left it late. both goals coming in the final 20 minutes. they are now one point head of west brom. there is an 11 point gap between them and third placed fulham. west brom will lea pfrog placed fulham. west brom will leapfrog them again and reclaim top spot if they beat wigan tonight. tributes have been paid to the former derby county portsmouth and 0xford former derby county portsmouth and oxford united managerjim smith who has died at the age of 79. the man affectionately known within football as the bald eagle led derby to promotion to the pr

we have something in common to cheer about and ultimately dina asher—smith is going to be our goldengot a lot of stars and rising stars coming through the ranks, the likes of sky brown, an 11—year—old skateboarder. it is going to be a fantastic olympics. we watch it all? i watch i was and hours of its doubly definitely. you get sucked in to sports. this is the opportunity for athletes. let's talk about films. we've got wonder woman, bird of prey and also we have black widow with scarlett johansson. we've of prey and also we have black widow with scarlettjohansson. we've got of prey and also we have black widow with scarlett johansson. we've got a year without a star wars movie! but we do have a tom cruise film, top gun is back! could it be a flop? what i really love about top gun is tom cruise is now 57 but they can't have a boss younger than him. they have a boss younger than him. they have brought one into tell him for being too cocky half. people love a war film. being too cocky half. people love a warfilm. 1917 is meant to be brilliant. it's been a break-out, it's going to be fea

luego alejandra salÍa llorando en un concierto, luego dina "despierta amÉrica" y la oÍmos hablar de cÓmoscar. de la misma forma por quÉ frida comienza a decir si su madre andaba con su novio. carlos: lo que decÍa yiomari es muy cierto. frida sofis manejÓ muy bien. porque sabe y se cuenta, yo croe ue lejandra nunca ha hablado... su hija fue la primera que dijo "mi madre el dìa de las madres...", pero alejandra nunca contò lo qe ha sucedido. reportero: no hace falta, era un secreto a voces. borja yo creo que es distinto, son dos niveles diferentes. yo sinceramente prefiero no tener exito si voy a tener esa relaciòn con mi mamà. >> ella no tiene Éxito sino que logrÓ su objetivo personal. >> si el objetivo era cantar, lo logrÓ. para mÍ el Éxito es otra cosa. carlos: quÉ creen que pase el aÑo que viene. >> esto es el que acaba de decir frida sofÍa. ella le dice a su madre: tÚ la compraste departamento en donde estoy y saber en dÓnde digo. >> al parecer lo van a hacer en televisiÓn. >> es un error o no? >> frida ha dicho varias veces que se reunirÁ con sus madres y con las cÁmaras enfrente. ca

stout is one ahead of lewis hamilton and dina asher—smith.d against flu after a surge in suspected cases. they say the number of patients reporting flu—like symptoms has risen by nearly a quarter in the last week, and the situation could get worse over the christmas period. andy moore reports. just relax, sharp scratch coming up now. for many people, it's an annual ritual, but many others are still missing out. doctors say most people over the age of 65 have been vaccinated, but a lot of two and three—year—olds, regarded as so—called super—spreaders, have not. that's because there was a delay in vaccine delivery from the manufacturers. at the end of the first week in december, only 28% of this age group had got the jab. but now the problem has been sorted and parents are being urged to act now. some school vaccination sessions may not happen tilljanuary, but parents can take their children to a gp right away. around 25 million people are eligible for a free flu jab but last year, around 7.5 million failed to take up the offer. the latest figu