and as faras, and as far as, the government said 0k. also coming up in the programme.hat memorable fifth day in cape town and ben stokes' heroics — we ask if five day test cricket could soon be a thing of the past. and we find out more about wheelchair motocross — backflips and all — with the 15—year—old world champion from wales. welcome along and thanks for your company. plenty to pack into the programme this evening. we'll start sportsday with further developments to the story surrounding gambling companies showing the fa cup. you might remember last weekend the fa cup third round matches kicked off later than normal to encourage people to take a minute to think about their mental health. the uneasy relationship between gambling and mental health was brought into focus yesterday when it emerged that you could watch some fa cup matches via bet365‘s website and app if you placed a bet or had a deposit in your account. today — we've learned that seven gambling firms have bought the rights to show matches in a similar way — prompting severe criticism from several member

there were certain criteria from the outside and as faras certain criteria from the outside and as farudi government said ok, we understand that. that's another small step forward where it can help. the bigger picture for us is establishing a global footprint to make sure that we are in literally every country in the world, and saudi arabia have signed up for the long term which is significant. it's an escalating contract for ten years. we have a chance now to really make a mark within that territory, we hope other territories will follow suit. that's all from sportsday. stay with us on bbc news, coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the talk radio presenter, daisy mcandrew and director of thejohn smith centre and former leader of the scottish labour party, kezia dugdale. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro says the queen has been left heartbroken by the duke and duchess of sussex‘s decision to step back from senior royal duties. the express says harry and meghan have been

where the nba wasn't where it needed to be, as faras the nba wasn't where it needed to be, as far as with issues in the game. everybody was a lwa ys issues in the game. everybody was always looking for the next michael jordan. and it turned out kobe ended up jordan. and it turned out kobe ended up being that individual. his performances on the court were amazing. you know, having that last game where he just absolutely went crazy. the games at madison square garden in new york city. play—off, clutch play—off winds, game winds against phoenix, beating boston a 7—game series in 2010. he is the closest thing to michaeljordan that we had seen. he idolised him, he had the same moves. and he was able to bring the nba back to where we wa nted bring the nba back to where we wanted it to be. i credit him quite a bit with the popularity of the nba today. i don't think that exists without kobe bryant. 15 time major winner tiger woods, who played his final round at the farmers insurance openin final round at the farmers insurance open in california, was understandably shocked when he found out.

and a fara williams goal. grace maloney was then sent off. but the new up—front partnership began as sam kerr flicked it back to beth england who equalised before half time. australia captain kerr is making her debut after signing in november. she's the all time top scorer in us top flight football. let's take a look the rest of today's women's super league games. ebony salmon gave bristol the lead against man united. at 2pm, leaders arsenal play birmingham. and man city are at tottenham. west ham v everton has been postponed after a flu outbreak in the hammers camp. britain have won their deciding rubber against belgium in the group stage of the atp cup, jamie murray and joe salisbury taking their doubles match two sets to one on a tie break. cameron norrie lost the first match of the day. but british number one dan evans pulled them back into the tie. evans produced and inpired display to beat world number 11 david goffin, winning 6—4, 6—4. tim henman‘s squad lost their first group game to bulgaria, so victory over belgium keeps them in the

with some of our counterparts, we have discussed this and as faras counterparts, we have discussed thise suggest that a meeting should be held with the head of state and government of russia, china, the us, france and the uk to take place in any country where counterparts find it convenient. russia is willing to engage in a serious conversation and without further ado we are willing to send this address to the leaders of the un security council, the p5. we have many important issues at hand. 0ne we have many important issues at hand. one issue, libya, was discussed in berlin but we will have to get back to that at the united nations for resolution. but there are many other issues. holding such are many other issues. holding such a meeting in 2020 is going to be emblematic as we will celebrate the 75th anniversary since the end of the second world war as well as the establishment of the united nations. the summit of nations that made the main contribution to row ting the aggressor, to building a post—war world. that could play an important world. that could play an important world in fin

there 1—1 — not the best of starts for chelsea as sam kerr was taken out by the reading keeper and a fararont partnership began as sam kerr flicked it back to beth england who equalised before half time. australia captain kerr is making her debut after signing in november. she's the all time top scorer in us top flight football. let's take a look the rest of today's women's super league games. ebony salmon gave bristol the lead against man united. at 2pm, leaders arsenal play birmingham. and man city are at tottenham. west ham v everton has been postponed after a flu outbreak in the hammers camp. britain have won their deciding rubber against belgium in the group stage of the atp cup, jamie murray and joe salisbury taking their doubles match two sets to one on a tie break.

they are still going to be supporting the queen and her effort, they have made that clear, and as farashey have made that clear, and as far as being financially independent, let's face it, they already have the money to be able to do that right now. harry has his mother's inheritance and meghan has her money that she made after a very successful career in the entertainment business over here. they already have the foundation to be way more successful and well off than most people on the planet with the resources they already have, plus they have huge earning potential just being who plus they have huge earning potentialjust being who they are. the world is very interested in them. they are so beloved around the world, especially in the us.” them. they are so beloved around the world, especially in the us. i am sure a lot of people would agree with you about the racism. would that be less in north america? yes, i absolutely think it would be less. in the usa lost of us see her as america's princess. see her as royalty. she is very relevant here. we love that she is outspoken about issues

as faras he would not be walked all over by iran.he iraqi parliament and the iraqi government is trying to expel us troops, the shia faction voted predominantly, it was mostly the shia block voting for that non—binding resolution but ultimately it is going to be something the prime minister is going to have to decide and i do not think he is interested in having iraq quite helpless with security forces solely responsible for pushing back isis and dealing with the shi'ite militias iran is backing. do you think the consequences of the american assassination of qasem soleimani may not be as far—reaching as many people feel? it is equivalent of iran assassinating the head of the joint chiefs of staff? it is a major, major thing. joint chiefs of staff? it is a major, majorthing. strike on joint chiefs of staff? it is a major, major thing. strike on okra one was no small thing. qasem soleimani is an even larger figure than the us had of thejoint soleimani is an even larger figure than the us had of the joint chief of staff. most people nev

for the white house to articulate its overall strategy as far as articulate its overall strategy as farase its overall strategy as far as iran is concerned, where does the white house go from here and what does it do, if indeed, iran does decide to retaliate. david willis live in los angeles, thank you. to stay with us here, we will have more on the story later.

is the un seen as fair game as faras short notice. as far as iran is concerned, because the uk is part of the task force protecting the gulf? what are the implications for uk troops and citizens the region? we have seen the foreign office advice warning people not only in iraq to be very careful, leave the country, but also in the wider region, in saudi arabia and turkey. in case they become targets for any iranian or pro iran militias in the region. in the eyes of iran, the uk is inextricably linked to the us. in that sense, british targets may be considered fairgame. british targets may be considered fair game. britain is loathed by many quarters of iranian society so it could be in place well with the domestic audience in iran to hit out at british targets even though the us were behind the strike on qasem soleimani. a second important thing to note is that iran sometimes has lashed out at the uk when it has not wa nted lashed out at the uk when it has not wanted to provoke the us, but again, it would play well with its domestic au

detained at one of the vigils or protests the other day from the iranian perspective this was an unknown fara had attended a vigil not a vigil organized by the government were diplomats invited to this was organized over social media that he said that the british ambassador's actions were unprofessional and diplomatic and he actually warned the british to stay away from the internal affairs of iran he said that britain has a long history of interfering in iran and that's why we see this anger outside the british embassy against the british and he said that the britain should just because of that reason should to frane from commenting go getting involved in the internal affairs of iran. banks in lebanon are being increasingly targeted by demonstrators demanding access to their money and the governor of the central bank says foreign financial support is desperately needed to ease the economic crisis that's unlikely to happen if politicians don't agree on the sectarian makeup of the new government. has the story from beirut. demonstrators have been venting their anger inside banks across lebanon

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fara good sounded its horn 5 times the russian ship continued to move closer for changing course after another warning to stay with us counting the cost is up next thanks for much watching so you seemed like. the latest news as it breaks this bushfire season is far from over but it's caused so much devastation across a strangely. detailed coverage campaign to save the hundreds of children and teenagers the sleeping on the streets of paris and feel as journalism senators are preparing for a briefing on the u.s. military strike and whatever response it may bring. hello i'm daryn jordan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week. we are now the number one producer of oil and natural gas anywhere in the world. we are independent and we do not need middle east oil president trump was.

dominic raab hasn't gone as faras position.nd said he is not taking a side, he has said sort of yes, qasem soleimani was a bad man, but we didn't know about this, now let's de—escalate. but he can't openly criticise america. because apart from anything else america may now will be in the firing line from iran. it is a way to strategically loosen from your allies. on the guardian‘s coverage i thought the international community angle is interesting as well. antonio guterres, un secretary quoted as saying that this is a moment in which leaders must exercise maximum restraint, that has come from the eu and other leaders in stark contrast to the us. does donald trump listen and does he care? it is an american first policy. if you cared about the international community he will not have pulled out of the paris accord. he would have consulted with his key allies before taking this unilateral action. but the focus actually should be on the internal workings of the washington administration. because one of the problems there is that mo

on to doping agency refuses to hand over to the global drugs watchdog samples from trucks superstar fara as part of the ongoing investigation into just grates nike oregon project. the belgian talked to say it's criminal charges for approving of euthanasia of a woman with a psychiatric disorder is the 1st such trial since the procedure was legalized legalized almost 2 decades ago. for strong flynn looks to oppose briggs in britain as he hosts the 1st ever u.k. africa investment summit that's just bypassed comments about the continent that were far from glowing.

detained at one of the vigils or protests the other day from the iranian perspective this was an unknown fara that had attended a vigil not a vigil organized by the government were diplomats invited to this is organized over social media now he said that the british ambassador's actions were unprofessional and diplomatic and he actually warned the british to stay away from the internal affairs of iran is that the britain has a long history of into furring in iran and that's why we're seeing this outpouring of anger outside the british embassy against the british and he said that the britain should just because of that reason to to refrain from commenting on getting involved in the internal affairs of iran of all cannick eruption in the philippines is forcing tens of thousands of people to flee their homes volcano in tagaytay about 70 kilometers south of the capital manila started spewing ash and lava on sunday 8000 people have already been evacuated from the island on which a volcano sits with thousands more leaving coastal towns to mean that linda again has more from tennessee. we're in but

we want to turn to greg fara who has big news on carlos ghosn. ghosnnot just carlos tokyo prosecutors want to arrest, it is his wife. why? >> they believe she was consulting with him and involved in the wrong nissan. they want to change the story. there'll be a big press conference tomorrow in new york. this has been a huge embarrassment for the japanese government. this is their way to look like they are taking action and moving forward. david: given what carlos ghosn has signaled, it is possible the japanese have seen the worst of it. it is possible he will take it to the japanese and say it is all their fault. david: like me you're old enough to remember enron. just remember if one of the chief executives prior to trial had fled for switzerland or mexico. that is a presumption of guilt because the u.s. justice system is world-class. carlos ghosn has a similar problem except he is trying to throw all of the focus on the japanese regulatory system and bring evidence to bear it is unfair. that is his pr challenge. i expect we will see a big dose

that people on those flights could be infected come to united states and in fact the residents as faras some of the othelines following suit british airways. they're doing the same thing they're shutting down flights from the uk to china out of fe for their residents as well an that appears to be happening effective immediatelyas far as how long this will continue united airlines says they have it on paper right now from feuary first through february e however monitoring the siation if things change james and area. they could lift that and those flights could resume earlie then february 9th or kid even the push to be on that back to you >>thank you. well meantime the undercurrent of what thedo in santa clara county, the public heth department inections therbut they're any worried about e disease making its way and so they'v activated their emergency operations center. that they can keep track of what's happening is people come into clinics and doctors offices to make sure that the viru hasn't goen here. >>whatwe have done is asmble the team just to handle calls from health cre providers

because as faras we are us any more about that?r as we are aware, the pentagon has not confirmed this. i have seen a copy of the letter circulating on social media, both in english and in arabic. and i have seen some suggestions that in fact, both the pen to pentagon and iraqi forces have authenticated its authenticity. waiting to see how the iraqi government might implement the vote taken government might implement the vote ta ken yesterday government might implement the vote taken yesterday is taking initiative to begin withdrawing american forces from iraq. and that is of course a momentous implications both for the security of iraq and for the wider region. and how surprised are you if it turns out to be true that the americans have decided to take this action? as you say, it is in the light of the iraqi parliament yesterday ordering the expulsion of the american troops. it is quite surprising in some respects because, of course, we have learned from very ha rd of course, we have learned from very hard experience that when the

diary for next week, but no more public engagements as far as we but no more public engagements as faraspublic engagements as far as we are aware. so yes, there is the possibility when we see the pictures from today's engagement that this could be the last for some time. in the background, questions to be asked as to whether he will remain patron of organisations like this, and if he does, how will that work if he's spending a significant amount of time in canada, north america, and some time here? so many questions to be answered around that one. sarah, this is not the first time that he has been highlighting issues around mental health, is it? indeed, so you are talking about the mental health charter. the world cup are talking about the fact this is the first time something like a mental health charter has been launched and what this will mean is that they say by the very last game they want every official, every team player to have been basically considering their mental fitness throughout the tournament because it is the idea that as well as health and physical fitness, mental fitne

and as faras we world and bringing change.er small step forward where sport can help the bigger picture is establishing this global foot to make sure we are literally in every country in the world and saudi have signed up for the long—term which is significant. the largest british winter youth olympic squad begin their quest for medals in switzerland later. curler robyn mitchell carried the flag for great britain as the games opened last night in lausanne. police are invesigating after a performer was injured during rehearsals for the ceremony. british motorcyclist sam sunderland is out of the dakar rally after crashing in the saudi arabian desert. he hurt his back and shoulder on yesterday's fifth stage and was airlifted to hospital. a spokesman for his ktm team said his injuries weren't too serious. three years ago he became the only briton to win any class in the 42—year history of the dakar rally. shane warne says he's been "blown away" by the generosity that saw his baggy green australia cap raise more than £500,000 for t

taken responsibility, paid the money and we will make sure the industry takes action to make sure as farasominic fell, rachel clark and joseph finnis on the fundraising page. a number of london councils are to benefit from nearly £1 million in funding to help crack down on criminal landlords. the cash is coming from the government and will be used to tackle inadequate and unsafe housing in the rental sector. the funding from the ministry of housing will help councils take enforcement action against landlords who use illegal practices. plans to revamp 0xford street are a step closer with the appointment of design and construction contractors. the proposed £235 million plan would see improvements to ease congestion and increase capacity ahead of the opening of crossrail, as well as more green spaces and new cycle lanes. there are no plans for it to be pedestrianised. and it‘s that time of year again when london zoo does its stock take. it takes nearly a week, and included in the audit so far are 91 penguins, four asiatic lions and 40 giant african land snails. the stock take is an annual occ

can stay with my brother and his wife but, that's as far as we brother and his wife but, that's as farasof look into the future at the moment. and you know, that's just if my brother ‘s has is still standing, they are predicting catastrophic conditions on saturday and my brother is really worried his house might be next. you just don't know. they are telling everyone to leave because it's not going to be safe to be in. it'sjust, it's heartbreaking. the psychologist behind the uk's main deradicalisation programme for terror offenders says it can never be certain that attackers have been cured. christopher dean says that participants on his scheme can often regress because of their complex identities. one of his former attendees was usman khan, who killed two people near london bridge in november. for more on this i'm joined by our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani. you have been talking to mr dean about this programme so tell us more about this programme so tell us more about it and what it's designed to do, what it tries to do. the scheme is designed to try and get inside the

now ultimately, the president's lawyers and the president himself or argue that as faras he is presidentself or argue that as far as he is concerned, he did nothing wrong. actually he was acting within his powers and there will be voters who will look at this and making theirown will be voters who will look at this and making their own minds up. to some extent, lamar alexander a bit muddies the water there but i don't think it will change anything. ultimately we are now looking towards an election in which this will all be settled. democrats on one side of republicans on the other and the question of donald trump in office will be the centre of that. listen to the debate today, i suspect you were listening to the campaigning voices that you will hear as november approaches. thank you very much forjoining us. do you ever stop and think how much is going on around the world? the impeachment trial in the us of a president. we have got close to a war with iran. we have not even start of the democratic primary process for the 2020 election and of course if be our tonight on the day britain le