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feleie eee?ormance enhancing substances at an amateur level are incredibly alarming. that said, they do confirm what uk anti—doping has long suspected, and also seen through some of our intelligence led testing. this is the front line in the fight to keep sport clean. ajoint operation between police and uk anti—doping, targeting those who supply drugs. lleeeeee 'e'e eee eee'eee eee eeee to use steroids for personal use, doing anything wrong? buthowever the, authorities l athletes at every level, in every sport will always be willing to cut corners. whatever the risks. athletes and figures involved with last year's 0lympic and frustrated by the failure to provide any meaningful post—0lympic legacy in the city. exactly six months after the 2016 games came to an end with companies and public bodies reluctant to run them. 0ur correspondent wyre davies covered the rio games for us, and he's been back to the city to send this report. for five weeks last slamm- sporting world. the greatest show on earth

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they are at odds over things like refugees, clearly, president e eei eeee fziir'i; eee.. eee trump accusea merkel of ruining her jfji over the refugee ruining her country over the refugee issue and they also disagree on the idea of travel bans. angela merkel believes in the free movement of people within the eu, - donald people within the eu, which donald trump does not support at all. trade will be the thing they will focus on because that is the area where they can probably do business at this stage. many thanks. the deputy leader of the scottish national party has insisted there will be a second referendum on scottish independence. opening the party's spring conference in aberdeen, angus robertson said the prime minister was "panicking" when she tried to draw a line under the snp's proposed timetable theresa may spoke in the last hour at the conservative spring conference in cardiff — and reiterated that independence would be "bad for scotland, bad for the uk and bad for us all". our political correspondent iain watson has the latest. at the snp conference it is hardly surprising the f

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yes, you have to apply for this eee for permission.pen. all we can do is refine in detail as much as we can to try and prevent such a tragic accident ever happening again. a lot has already occurred. there have been several special bulletins, especially in the risk assessment area. we are going to move into another round now, probably within six months to stop there are another two review is going on, one with the military authorities, looking at separation distances for some time now with an independent consultancy. i therefore think there will be two phases of review of the regulations. this eee had just published litigation of one review which should come then in early april. the military authorities will report later this year. i have little doubt the inquest will drop questions we have not yet asked. thank you very much for your time this morning. thank you very much for your time this morning. the main centre—right candidate in the french presidential race, francois fillon, has suffered a further blow with the resignation of his

already been toned down as the administration moves forward and gets obviously some to have appoint eees in place. >> thank you so much. great interview in berlin with general petraeus. >> a bizarre seen, one senator literally going hunting for his own party's plan to replace obamacare, while another lawmaker talks to a statue. details ahead. >>> vice president mike pence used a private e-mail account while governor despite ripping hillary clinton over her e-mail controversy. >> and threats against jewish centers and why it apparently vo involves a romantic relationship. >>> kentucky senator rand paul wants to see the gop obamacare replacement bill. he took his demand tweeting the obamacare bill remains hidden from the public, what secret location will they meet in this weekend to work on it? . he went an a scavenger hunt and had unexpected company. >> we're not allowed to be in this area. >> i would like to read the obamacare bill. this is being presented as if this were a national secret. i think there's a bill in there, it's the secret office for the secret bill. we have got our own c

eee; ensue-ea“: 'e|hr-e extremely difficult.to negotiate with all 27 other eu countries and it will take a couple of months to get those negotiations going. but leading them around the table will be david davis, the brexit secretary for the uk, and michel barnier from the european commission for the eu. inevitably, though, other people will be closely involved. the prime minister, the chancellor of germany. whoever becomes the next president of france, and so on. all the big political leaders will have their say as the political debate hots up. what exactly are we going to be negotiating about? well, article 50 is more about how you leave the eu, rather than what happens in the future. first of all, there's the divorce bill. the eu wants tens of billions of euros from the uk. so, there will be a big fight about money. then, we have heard a lot about this issue. uk citizens in the eu and eu citizens here in the uk. how will their rights be guaranteed? everyone says they want to sort that out quickly, but technically it will be co

former cia directors obama appoint eees have said no evidence. >> but that's not my question. >> but my point is that was one of the tweets former dni continues to know and that actually was true, these are their quotes what they have said so it's not a question -- at some point the question has to be to whether it's chris coons from delaware, or clapper, or morale, they're the ones who have said these things on the record, been briefed by the intersection communi intersecti intelligence community, so the question should be directed at them not us but over and over again it's come to the same conclusion. john. >> kaelin -- john, it's national ag day. >> thank you, caitlyn. >> two questions first the author david harowits calls a deep state hold overs in government trying to under ccut the president's agenda, widely repeated on social media. does the president himself believe in this deep state? >> well, i've been asked this question before and i'll give you the same answer, i think there are people that burrow into the government since the beginning of time called ram specking sudden

impossible to reason with people who believe things that are flatly wrong to say, example let's talk about eee electoral. people ask about what are you going to do about the people voting ill leally. that didn't happen. they said, shut up. gravity exists, the sky i blue -- >> speak offing volt-under fraud -- >> well, the argue. -- and they don't want those answers. i don't think the president is interested in a dialogue about the answers. the people who you argue with bet questions north interested in the answers and as a result the experts have stepped back and said, okay, then we don't have to have this argument anymore. just talked to each other. >> i want everyone who is ready for questionses to raise your hand. i see some hand going up. michael, when you think of donald trump, he is a businessman. he ran an empire. he is a mogul. wouldn't you think, just common sense --ing thissing not analytical or anything, common -- wouldn't you think being a businessman he understood the idea of health care for his employees? >> well there weren't that many employees. a lot of -- >> i mean, at casinos

ths th we se thing ffentl shths eees thing differently o. in fact, we took some 13 hours last night, yesterday, at the rules committee to do exactly that. ms. pelosi spent three hours before the rules committee. essentially talking about things that we see things differently. she sees things differently than we do and that's ok. gave her a chance to have a debate opportunity. this is what this is all about. does not bother me at all. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. sessions: and this will be done because we want members to also have a chance to have their thoughts and ideas on the record, to take their time to be thoughtful about what we're doing, and it does matter. mr. speaker, at this time i'd like to yield for five minutes the gentleman from collinsville, illinois, the gentleman who i came to congress with in the 105th congress, the gentleman from the 15th district of illinois, a gentleman who served ou

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