sirmo farah will be among them — he's hoping to become the first athlete to win the half—marathon sixhis morning? a beautiful and clear day. it is absolutely beautiful, the sun is shining. it was pretty chilly first thing. the ladies here. dishing out suncream to anyone who needs it, keeping them safe on the 13.1 mile route. this is the biggest half marathon in the country and in just one hour, injust half marathon in the country and in just one hour, in just over one hour, the streets of newcastle will be filled with runners. the biggest and brightest sporting event in the north—east. 57,000 runners are registered for this year's great north run, taking in the landmarks of newcastle, gateshead and beyond. the legendary sir mo farah leading out the elite men, hoping to win this half marathon for a record sixth time. i'm confident, training has been going pretty well, and i'm just here to test myself and obviously enjoy the quayside. go over that bridge, and i know better than anyone else the course, i think that's what helps even more. behind the wheelchair racers and the elite runner

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the rest of the gang will be going at 10:a0am behind sir mo farah.le doing that. and people doing it with a personal and individual story. one of our producers kate is running this morning. good luck to her. and all of the other runners taking to the streets for the great north run. coverage begins at 9:30am on bbc one after the andrew marr show. that is atan after the andrew marr show. that is at an earlier time of 8:30am. and still to come this morning... after a turbulent week in westminster, laura trott, a former special adviser to david cameron during his time in downing street, joins me for a look at the papers. and the new series of strictly come dancing got under way on bbc one last night. entertainment journalist emma bullimore will talk us through the gossip and take a look at those all—important pairings. and all important to look at the pairings, mike bushell there with his partner. this is where we say goodbye to viewers on bbc one. good morning. it is 8:30am. here is a summary good morning. it is 8:30am. here is a summary of the main ne

sir mo farah has become the first athlete to win the great north run for a sixth consecutive time.tes and seven seconds — his fastest ever time at the great north run and his fastest half marathon. i have really enjoyed obviously finishing off the great north run, but last couple of years it has been, you know, kind of middle of the marathon preparation. so i have five weeks to chicago, it was good to test myself, i am sure we will have a chat with gary and go through a few more things what i need to do for chicago, but i think things are looking good. so i am happy with a win today. congratulations to him and the other runners who took part today. it was glorious for much of the weather this morning, how is it looking this afternoon. it has been warm in the sunshine, we will find more cloud arriving overnight, from the north—west. that will bring rain as well. initially across scotland and northern ireland, then moving into western england and wales, heavy rain at times, with much more cloud around tonight, it is not as chilly as last night except in east anglia where we will have

the legendary sirmo farah leading gateshead and beyond.confident, training has been going pretty well, and i'm just here to test myself and obviously enjoy the quayside. go over that bridge, and i know better than anyone else the course, i think that's what helps even more. behind the wheelchair races and the elite runners will come the hordes of ordinary people. many running for extraordinary reasons. some will be raising money for charity, others, like darren mcclintock from middlesbrough, taking ona mcclintock from middlesbrough, taking on a very personal challenge — this his first great north run after losing 20 stone. i'm going to get the rundown, i know for a fact i do it. my heart and determination will hold up, and i know my body will. it is about raising money for local charities stop byjust one of thousands of stories of determination that will be played out over the run's 13.1 determination that will be played out over the run's13.1 miles this morning. is probably given you a flavour of what it's like. we get the privileged posi

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mo farah has become the first athlete to win the great north run six years in a row.in the race in 59 minutes and seven seconds. that's both his fastest time at the great north run and his fastest ever half marathon time. i have really enjoyed obviously, finishing off the great north run, but last couple of years, it has been, you know, kind of middle of the marathon preparation. so i've got five weeks to chicago. it was good to test myself. i am sure i'll have a chat with gary and go through a few more things, what i need to do for chicago, but i think things are looking good. so i'm happy with a win today. kenyan runner brigid kosgei won the women's race, smashing the world record in a time of one hour, 4 minutes and 28 seconds. she also won the london marathon earlier this year, she took 23 seconds off the old mark. it was a double win for britain in the wheelchair race as multiple paralympic champion david weir won the men's title for the eighth time. jadejones—hall won the women's wheelchair race. pippa funnell has won the burghley horse trials — her first major

mo farah, winner once again. many congratulations to him. around. it won't be dry everywhere. rain moving in towards the north—west with a weather front. cloud across northern ireland in the western half of scotland. patchy rain later in the day. isolated showers in the far east coast of east anglia. elsewhere, dry sunny weather with those temperatures up to 14 to 19 degrees. a decent day for the great north run. this evening and ten i, dry weatherfor the first half of the night but later on this rain moves in from the west. a soggy start on monday morning across northern and western areas. the eastern half of england should be dry and the lowest of temperatures first thing monday morning. monday will be dominated by this band of rain moving from the west to east. patchy in nature but underneath a cloud with the rain and breeze, it will feel warm with 00:29:32,226 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 temperatures of 14 to 17 celsius. good afternoon. senior ministers have rejected claims by their former cabinet colleague amber rudd that securing a new br

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protests expected at the home of a war to a facility in colorado we spoke to our guest a jeweler in farah who thinks the anti ice rhetoric is dividing the nation further . i think it's one of the most disgusting mis uses of this type of dog whistle politics i've ever seen in my life are you i was watching the video with the ice director our mass your album and really making a plead 1st day on it i mean these border agents have a dangerous job you know that we had the exalted where somebody tried to shoot one of the facilities the other was our tempted our bomb threat you know we were you know detainees i mean i really find it disgusting that particularly you know if i was jewish and living in america and you're in that type of comparison to them being not it would be sickening and maybe never want to vote for people on the left they go ahead and push this language of this kind of this kind of anti ice rhetoric but it's just rhetoric and all in any way is designed to help anything i mean i just think if anything it just by having the nation further. at least 74 well into protesting the cal

welcome back this week the french farah lost his fight to protect people in his village from pesticides although he banned their use a court overruled him and he's now appealing that decision however his case has inspired other mayors across the country to take similar action as charlotte devinsky reports. this tiny breton village of language has found itself at the center of controversy in the battle over the pesticides in may the local mag to court some saw as being a bold decision to ban the use of pesticides within $150.00 meta cotton over the village farming unions were furious on the matter and did up in court now the man daniel coeff had his ban overturned but the debacle is now shining a light on the deep political contradictions so rounding pesticides in france well president might call and praised his intentions for tackling like phosphates a burning issue over health concerns he said the solution was not to issue a decree that doesn't comply with the law for macko if that's a double standard. i don't understand what is happening in my craw and the ecology minister said that i

sir mo farah has become the first athlete to win the great north run for a sixth consecutive time.and seven seconds — his fastest ever time at the great north run and his fastest half marathon. i have enjoyed obviously finishing off the great north run but last couple of years it has been, you know, middle of the marathon preparation so i have five weeks to chicago, it was good to test myself, iam sure chicago, it was good to test myself, i am sure we will have a chat with gary a i am sure we will have a chat with garya go i am sure we will have a chat with gary a go through a few more things but i think things are looking good. soiam but i think things are looking good. so i am happy with a win today. gl who will have to run the furthest to find the sunshine today darren? probably you and i because we are stuck in the studio. there is is a lot of sunshine, perfect weather for the great north run earlier on as we saw there. there is some cloud round, it is spilling more into northern ireland, and western scotland, so perhaps the cloud will bring some drizzle. it will be dry with su

mo farah has become the first athlete to win the great north run six years in a row. race in 59 minutes and seven seconds. that's both his fastest time at the great north run and his fastest ever half marathon time. i have really enjoyed obviously finishing off the great north run, but last couple of years it has been, you know, kind of middle of the marathon preparation. so i have five weeks to chicago, it was good to test myself, i am sure we will have a chat with gary and go through a few more things what i need to do for chicago, but i think things are looking good. so i am happy with a win today. kenyan runner brigid kosgei won the women's race, smashing the world record in a time of one hour, four minutes and 28 seconds. kosgei, who also won the london marathon earlier this year, beating the record by 23 seconds. it was a double win for britain in the wheelchair race as multiple paralympic champion david weir won the men's title, beating canadian brent la katos to the finishing line to claim his eighth title in south shields. jadejones—hall won the women's wheel

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sir mo farah has become the first athlete to win the great north run for a sixth consecutive time.e race in a time of 59 minutes and seven seconds. that's his fastest ever time at the great north run and his fastest half marathon time. i have really enjoyed it finishing off the great north run but the last couple of years has been in the middle of marathon preparations. i have five weeks in chicago. it was good to test myself. i will have a chat with gary and go through a tough couple of more things of what i had to do for chicago. things are looking good. i am happy with the win today. kenyan runner brigid kosgei won the women's race, smashing the world record in a time of1 hour, 4 minutes and 28 seconds. that's 23 seconds faster than the previous record. it was a double win for the brits in the wheelchair race as multiple paralympic champion david weir won the men's title. weir beat canadian brent lakatos to the finishing line to claim his eighth wheelchair title in south shields. jadejones—hall won the women's wheelchair race. that's all the sport for now. i will keep you update

mo farah is the biggest name in bold. he is going for a record sixth successive title in newcastle. multiple paralympic champion david weir has won the men's wheelchair race. he claimed his eighth wheelchair title at south shields and it was a double when four brits. the england women's captain was one of the starters of the great north run. she played in the great north run. she played in the first manchester derby in the wsl yesterday. her club manchester city beat united one nil in front of a record—breaking crowd of 31,000 at the end he had. she was at the great north run to raise awareness for the derby foundation. her husband was former liverpool defender stephen darby who was diagnosed with motor neuron disease last year. when stephen was diagnosed his mindset was all about trying to help other people. i know how important this run is to everyone to have 12 of theirfamily run is to everyone to have 12 of their family running for his foundation and to raise awareness. it isa foundation and to raise awareness. it is a great opportunity for us to do that and get out there. the m

mo farah won today's great north run for a record 6th successive year.personal best time of 59:07. there were also british wins in the wheelchair races. that's it from me, but there's much more on the bbc sport website, including rafa nadal in the us 0pen final, and an emotional win for pippa funnell at burghley. back to you, mishal. a first look at tomorrow's newspapers is coming up on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news with martine croxall. more now that both the united states and the afghan taliban have left the door open for further peace talks after president trump abruptly announced that he'd called offa summit secretly planned for today. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, said the conflict would ultimately be resolved through dialogue. the militants said they were committed to continuing negotiations. michael kugelman is an afghanistan expert at the wilson centre in washington. he told me that president trump and the taliban were on the cusp of a deal. well, one reason why it is

up 37, investigators are inspecting a cab from the federal reserve tomorrow, the price of crude oil farah fell after the ministers is half the production by a missile attack has now been restored. intelligence officials tell fox news they believe the attacks on oil facilities were launched from southwestern iran, tonight saudi arabia says is joining a us-led coalition to secure middle east waterways. the secretary of state is traveling to saudi arabia to discuss other next debts.>> if were going to make that declaration he wants to be ironclad and just who is at fault here.>> reporter: leaders continue to deny responsibility, officials suggest that any military strike against iran would be proportional targeting a similar oil facility in iran. >>> 24 hours later it looks like what it should have looked 24 hours ago, darrin sisson came through and we have another system looking at the same thing, not as much but timing very similar, sort of delay morning commute but as you look out on the radar you can see system showing up north, is going to drop some snow in the mountains and as we look

mo farah has become the first athlete to win the great north run six years in a row.opia to win the race in 59 minutes and seven seconds. that's both his fastest time at the great north run and his fastest ever half marathon time. pippa funnell has won the burghley horse trials — her first major win for 14 years. the multiple 0lympic medallist led from start to finish on grafton street. she knocked one fence down in the final show—jumping phase but stayed clear around the rest of the course, beating her british team mate piggy french byjust a tenth of a penalty point. that's all the sport for now. back to you, martin. passengers are being warned of possible disruption to british airways flights this evening, ahead of a pilots' strike which is due to begin at midnight. most ba flights taking off from the uk on monday and tuesday have been cancelled. the dispute is over pay and conditions. our business correspondent katie prescott has the latest from heathrow. one of ba's exclusive hubs. heathrow terminal five before the passengers empty out. after midnight tonight, alm

the at killed two people in the western province of farah, and fighting continuho in the citys later.afghaafpresident ashani postponed a trip to washington next week. his governpoment says ntial u.s. agreement with the taliban could lead to all-out civil war. in hong kong, some 2,000 pro-democry protesters surrounded a police station and subway stop in new confrontations with police. rubbers answered wi bullets, tear gas and pepper spray, and the demonstrators used umbrellas to shield themselves. they also rejected promises to kill a much-criticized extradition law. >> ( translated ): the government is one that doesn't listen to the voice of the people. it doesn't have a mandate from the people. all it lisns to is the central people's government.tr this is an issue that, during the lasttwo to three months, everyone has been able to see really clearly. our gvernment is not work for us. >> woodruff: t protesters are now caing for an investigation of alleged apolice brutality ad for directio ele of city leaders. the one-time strongman president of zimbabwe robert mugabe has died. he led

jerath farah jeudy hweidar jian eliezer jimenez jr. luis jimenez jr.rles gregory john nicholas john dennis m. johnson lashawana johnson scott michael johnson william r. johnston allison horstmann jones arthur joseph jones iii brian leander jones charles edward jones christopher d. jones donald t. jones donald w. jones judith walter jones linda jones mary s. jones and ruand rubrian jordan albert gunnis joseph ingeborg joseph karl henry joseph stephen joseph jane eileen josiah anthony jovic angel l. juarbe jr. karen sue juday ann c. judge mychal f. judge paul william jurgens thomas edward jurgens shashikiran lakshmikantha kadaba gavkharoy kamardinova shari kandell >> and my cousin, brian christopher hickey. to say you're missed would be an understatement. you were a cousin, a friend, and a mentor wrapped into one. i thank you for that. you conducted yourself with class and integrity. so be rest assured your legacy and your soul are intact. i can't believe it's been 18 years. may you rest in peace and don't worry, brian. we -- when i say we, i'm talking a

they lost their semi—final to top seeds and wimbledon champions juan sebastian cabal and robert farahy victory over luxembourg in belfast. they won due to an astonishing own—goalfrom by luxebourg's kevin malget. his sense of direction failed him as he headed the ball into his own net. northen ireland have won all fourof their qualifiers. newcastle's fabian schar put switzerland ahead against the republic of ireland in their euro qualifier in dublin. but a late goal from sheffield united's david mcgoldrick rescued a point for the hosts — his first international goal, too. gareth bale says his critics do not know what they are talking about. he will lead wales against azerbaijan in a euro qualifier in cardiff tonight, but is having a difficult time at his club side, real madrid. he almost left real for china after being marginalised under coach zinedine zidane, and has laughed off some of his team—mates reportedly nicknaming him the golfer. i wouldn't say it's the worst time, but yes, it's been not ideal. but yes, i know. i've been there before, i know how to deal with it, and yes, it's

narratives there thomas said definitely very interesting to watch what we see come out of this thomas farah for us there in kind of broken van that's a small town there with the if he's done particularly well we also have kate brady who has been the in saxony today and also really covering the vote in sacks in the last few weeks for us. what do you think the stories that we take away for from these results of these partial vote count results that we have there in saxony what do they tell us about how the state voted. well certainly this is just confirmation of what we've seen in some other recent very see if you look back to the european elections as well that if they came out there with about 25 percent of the vote right now they're looking at maybe walking away without a way the about 27 percent of the vice they see even hair in a saxon 8 but it does seem that perhaps maybe he has plateaued hair now in eastern germany but of course this isn't something that is going to be taken lightly or shouldn't be taken lightly by those big tent party namely anglo mccall's conservative c.d.u. party an

he is worried about farah's. he is worried about his one seat majority and all of these things. need that hard brexit at that point? therese: itherese: suspect what changes as they no longer rely on the democratic party or the irish party that has popped up theresa may's government. these 10 mps are still part of the confidence and supply agreement, and we would probably see johnson very happy with only the backstop, which is what the eu wanted. i think you would start to see a lot of creative solutions around ireland that you cannot see now deal.e of the i think he would go for what we call a hard brexit, but you would have a lot more wiggle room if you had that kind of parliamentary majority. guy: do you think the pound and u.k. assets would rally if johnson won the general election? even by 10 or 20 seats? john: i think one of the things holding down u.k. assets is the level of ongoing uncertainty in these undermining business decisions. these undermining confidence. there's quite a lot of value pent up there. if we ended up with a hard brexit outcome, i think at least tempor