very quickly, does this make fraser price —— shelly—ann fraser—pryce better than usain bolt?terms of actually just a track the conversation and in terms of actuallyjust a track record and her cv, the longevity that she has shown are now having one for 100 metres world titles, certainly within women sprinting, she is arguably one of, if not the greatest of all time, and she probably is now going to go for a third 0lympic title as well, and if she is able to do that, then i think that is a conversation that is certainly there to be had again. that was a very diplomatic answer. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: britain's prime minister, boris johnson, defends his language in the brexit debate, saying he's "a model of restraint." in all russia's turmoil, it has never quite come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many people had feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics througho

still to come: jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce races into the record books, winning the women's 100 russia's turmoil, it has never quite come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many people had feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world. but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel's right winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites. an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman says he takes full responsibility for the murder ofjournalist, jamal khashoggi, but denies ordering the killing. us democrats say impeachment h

thank you, claire and fraser, and from all of us, goodbye.he first day of autumn as faras weather, it is the first day of autumn as far as meteorologists are concerned and with that cool feel we have a mix of sunshine and showers, cool air ushered in yesterday by this cloud which brought rain for many, you can see speckled clouds, drifting in from the north—west and with that breeze we tap into some cooler air than we have been used to, so this afternoon there will be spells of sunshine and showers, shower is most plentiful across the northern half of the uk, across scotla nd northern half of the uk, across scotland some could be heavy and thundery, some sunny spells in between but those temperatures, 13 degrees for stornoway, very cool and fresh. northern ireland will see cloud increasing from the west with rain purging through in the afternoon, showers across northern england and north wales, for southern england, here not too many showers, many places get away with a dry afternoon and sunshine. tonight that cloud and rain crossing northern

coming upforyou: we'll show you how shelly—ann fraser—pryce extended her sprinting legacy with gold at world championships in qatar. australia's rugby world cup ambitions took a blow as they were surprised by wales in tokyo. and the speediest star in sochi. lewis hamilton capitalises on a bad day for ferrari to win the russian grand prix. hello, thanks forjoining us wherever you're watching around the world. to doha first where jamaica's other sprinting superstar was at it again. shelly—ann fraser—pryce added yet another world 100 metre world title to her burgeoning collection, underlining her status as one of the greatest sprinters in history. ade adedoyin took it all in. while shelly—ann fraser—pryce won her first at the olympics in 20 —— 2008 and there are very few athletes doing what she is doing. she came into these championships under a bit pressure under the emerging talents like elaine thomas, also from jamaica, and dina asher—smith, but she was the fastest in qualification and in the race, there was only going to be one winner. what made this victory even more remarkable is th

while shelly—ann fraser—pryce won her first at the olympics in 20 —— 2008 and there are very

at $32.00 fraser price is the only determined to win best. in the men's 200 meters heats we got our 1st look at the highly tipped know a lot the american eased up to finish 2nd in his race with britain's adam jimmy setting the fastest time across the 7 heats the bronze medalist in the 100 under the grass when heat and jamaican yohan blake produced a season's based time as he qualified for monday's samy finals but one man not involved was the new 100 metres world champion christian coleman the american withdrew from the $200.00 metres heats 2 hours before the event saying he was feeling sought after winning his title on sunday coleman could still feature in the relays which start on friday in the usa where the winners of the new 4 by $400.00 metres mixed relay event the core tenets of will be at london allyson felix courtney a colo and michael cherry to go in the world record time to make a one so with bahrain getting the bronze in the men's triple jump christian taylor has battled these way to a 4th world title of the 2 eagle germs leap of 17

at $32.00 fraser price is the only determined to win this time. in the men's 200 meters heats we got our 1st look at the highly tipped know a lot the american eased up to finish 2nd in his race with britain's adam jimmy setting the fastest time across the 7 heats the bronze medalist in the 100 under the grass when heat and jamaican yohan blake produced a season space time as he qualified for monday's samy finals but one man not involved was the new 100 metres world champion christian coleman the american withdrew from the $200.00 metres heats 2 hours before the event saying he was feeling sore after winning his title on sunday coleman could still feature in the relays which start on friday the usa with the winners of the new 4 by 400 metres mixed relay events the core tenets of will but london allyson felix courtney a colo and michael cherry to go in the world record time to make a once over with bahrain getting the bronze in the men's triple jump christian taylor has battled his way to a 4th world title after 2. illegal germs leap of 17.92 meters

you have to start considering shelly—ann fraser—pryce as one of the greatest female sprinters of all of all time. she was olympic champion in 2008, she didn't compete in london 2017 because she had her son many people wondered whether she would go back to the pinnacle of the support and compete against emerging talent like dina asher—smith and marie—josee ta lou. she talked about the challenges of having to compete on the diamond league circuit and leave her son behind is said to me yesterday, it was sweet to be able to celebrate such a momentous occasion but with her son and her husband. my son has been my strength, my husband, my family has been my strength and everyone has doubted. for me, having my son and coming back and performing the way i did, i am just hoping i can give inspiration to other women who are thinking about starting a family or currently starting a family or currently starting a family or currently starting a family, and wondering if they can come back. you can do anything, it is about who you are and where you started in the first place. she says she hopes it wi

let's go back to christian fraser, alsojoined by rob let's go back to christian fraser, also joined byfraser, also joined by rob watson. if you question for the two of you, one that has come up a lot. this is from richard watching on the bbc news channel. if force johnson loses tonight, doesn't get a backing for a two thirds election, what then happens? it is very nice to see you ain! happens? it is very nice to see you again! no, he is not out of options. one option he still has is he can put forward a simple bill at the end of the week or on monday which says, notwithstanding the parliament act, two thirds of the vote, he could set a date. that might be... she said some of her colleagues are quite gung ho about it. there are splits within the labour party at the moment, as to what they want to do. there are, but i don't thing there is any doubt that if mrjohnson was to lose this motive or you go on blocking no deal and then cannot get an election at the time of his choosing, i think he's definitely in a trickier spot than he would like to be, let me put it that way. yes. question fro

. >>> also joining us live on the show, hey, fraser. podcast starra sarahser she's out in nevadat a alien stock. i course shes. she's storming area 51. have been talking about alleople summer like, and it is expected fraser is thes well and we will talk with her life. >> tmzwill join us today bringil the latest news and gossip on youruch more ahead on good day d.c. do you not want to miss it. my partner steve is down in the den with kev. >> hey, guys. >> ♪ >>> super fan of stephen king mega mega fan of stephen king a orttle something special you. >> big deal. before i get to that, in a couple of hours fua'mllg glyoiig down with the okmorr jow. i'm seeing the film ain which i'm very interested to sow t hh. erch's vouy t. across from joaquin phoenix now you'll see him as joaquins phoenix or joker. >> odd enough the night i saw joker the first time i saw i was at the toronto international film festival i went to an event after the movie was over and the weird part for me because the film is so disturbing and such -- >> it stayed with you.

shelley fraser pryce has been in sensational form, she ran10.8 fraser pryce has been in sensational form.8 yesterday, jogging form, she ran 10.8 yesterday, jogging from 30 metres out. it will be interesting to see what time she will do. to win a medal, dina asher—smith will have to run a personal best because it's an extremely tough field to content with. what other british interests are in action tonight? we've got the final of the women's pole vault and we've seen sprinters in action. is a quick turnaround for some of these 200 metre runners at the moment. adam, who didn't make the 100 metre final was in action today, he was all smiles as he won his heat co mforta bly all smiles as he won his heat comfortably are just over 27 seconds. also in action was zarnell hughes who made the final but didn't get a medal. he is also safely through to the final. the man to look out for is the united states racer, the fastest man in the world this year, he is a heavy favourite to win and he said in the build—up to win and he said in the build—up to the championship that he has targeted the champions

action and joins us in the studio now and let's talk about that women's 100 meter final surely and fraser prize it's as if she was never gone think of the men's 100 meters final we had a really clear idea that as long as christian coleman got out of the blocks he was going to win gold wasn't quite the case for the women is a really high quality field and as you say with shelley and fraser pryce she took most of 27 seen outs while she had her 1st child don't quite show how our form is going to be this season she's back for best and that is a 4th world title for her also some great performance down the field day in russia smith taking silver and international record for the united kingdom and america as its holy bronze following up from her so over 2 years ago still trying to become the 1st african to win that 100 meter title maybe that could happen at the olympics next year it's a little bit about christian taylor we spoke earlier in the triple jump we weren't quite sure how did go didn't start very well for him either with those 2 illegal jumps but he recovered beautifully didn't he yeah

trouble is, house of fraser is still losing millions of pounds a week. the jury's out. a definite believer. before anybody thinks anything, my wealth is in that strategy. not a fraction of it, 60% of that sd share price is one individual, who, by the way, does not get a dividend and does not get paid, and he's bet the farm on this and he's not going to back down until he wins. his message? "bear with me", but mike ashley is under pressure. tonight, sports direct doesn't have an auditor for its accounts. it's a legal requirement, and he is now in a race to find one. emma simpson, bbc news. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: the giants of basketball are taken down. team usa's 58—match unbeaten run comes to an end, at the world cup. paying the price. jason roy is among the england names to lose their place for the final ashes test. and keeping up with the kordas. we check in with the sporting dynasty, hoping to win the solheim cup on european soil. welcome to the programme. we start with a big shoc

she beat shelly ann fraser pryce. she beat shelly ann fraser pryce.en world titles. yesterday she recorded the fastest heat time in 100 metres of any women in history. that's faster than dina asher—smith has ever won. elaine thompson, the reigning world champion is here, daphne skipper is here and marie jose, the silver medallist from london. . it will be fascinating to see what happens tonight but dina asher—smith is very much hoping to ta ke asher—smith is very much hoping to take home a medal which would be british history. a medal of any colour would be significant in that field. what other british interests tonight? within the middle of some of the heats of the men's 200 metres. adam yesterday missed the 100 metre by a second. today he has runa 100 metre by a second. today he has run a seasoned's best, he was up against the world champion in the 200 metres but he won comfortably, gave a little fist pump as he crossed the line so he looked very strong. britain's tsar zarnell hughes came through to run his season's best and miguel francis has quali

christian fraser is in westminster. to leave the eu by the end of october — saying he'd rather be "dead in a ditch" than ask brussels for an extension. borisjohnson's own brotherjo resigned today as both an mp and a minister. the prime minister said his family, like many others, was divided over brexit. coming up in the next half hour: is it better to be the master of one trade, or more of an all rounder? we'll get the expert view. plus the case of four—year—old maurice — the rooster who has been fighting in a french court for the right to have his voice heard. there have been few moments in british parliamentary life where the unwritten constitution of the uk has been tested as robustly as it is being tested right now. last night opposition parties took control of the house and passed a bill a minority government didn't want. and then refused the prime minister an election. we even had a vote on one amendment, which went through, because even though the no lobby was full, there were no tellers to count the vote. and so

action is underway and some of the tops princes have been out on the track jamaica's shelley and fraser price remains the $1.00 to catch after the women's semifinals of the 100 meters she talked the fastest time in 10.81 seconds the other 2 sameas went to britain's dina ashley smith and mary just say to lou of the ivory coast. in the men's 200 meters heats we got our 1st look at the highly tipped no lyall's the american eased up to finish 2nd in his race with britain's adam jimmy lee setting the fastest time across the 7 heats the bronze medalist in the 100 andre de gras the one he's jamaican you know and blake produced a season's best time as he qualified for monday's semifinals. no kristin coleman in those 200 meter heats the 100 meter champion from last night with drawing 2 hours before today's events our sports correspondent andy richardson has been following all the action and joins us in the studio and let's start with the women's 100 i know that they say that you should never look at what happens in the heat in the semifinals in this case but surely and fraser prize certainly did

mornings reviewers are clare cohen, women's editor at the telegraph newspaper and the spectator‘s frasern. the eu's lead brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says the uk has come to a "moment of truth" on how it will leave the european union. he again rejected borisjohnson‘s demand to remove the irish backstop, the policy intended to avoid a hard border on the island of ireland, and said he wasn't optimistic about avoiding a no deal scenario. his comments come after thousands of people took to the streets across the uk yesterday to protest against the prime minister's decision to suspend parliament. joining me now is our political correspondent, susana medonca. michel barnier has given an interview today, but he is not the only one. lots of people are talking to the newspapers today. michel barnier is throwing cold water on the claims we have been having from borisjohnson the claims we have been having from boris johnson about this the claims we have been having from borisjohnson about this idea that there is some movement with brussels, some moves towards changing the key issue of the bac

title for the 4th time britain's the national smith came home 2nd with measure say 3rd at $32.00 fraser price is the only this woman to win this title in the usa were the winners of the new $4.00 by 400 meters mixed relay event the cultivates of london allyson felix courtney 0 colo and michael cherry took gold in a world record time to make a one the server with bahrain getting the bra it's in the men's triple jump christian taylor has battled his way to a 4th world title of the 2 germs and simple $17.00 loses was enough to be fellow american would play to take his title. also out on the field the women's pole vault title was won by angelica super over the russian competing as a neutral athlete at the championships with a country still banned by war that matrix took over the method of 4 meters and 95 centimeters before. i met your updates from day 3 of the world athletics championships you're in though. right time for us to take a look at the top stories here it out saudi arabia's crown prince is broken publicly for the 1st time about the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi he told the

still to come: jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce races into the record books, winning the women's 100hips. in all russia's turmoil, it has never quite come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many people had feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world. but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. this man, israel's right winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites. an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: an investigation is under way into a fire at an overcrowded refugee camp on the greek island of lesbos. two people, including a child, are thought to have died. and our top story:

a waltz fraser price and multiple world champions it was a new feeling for the winner of the women's pole vault underneath. the russian having to compete as a neutral with the country's athletics federation remaining suspended because of. it was also a new event to enjoy the mixed school by 400 meter relay each team fielding 2 men and 2 women in what. i call an lead going into the final leg but the american switzerland to win with a world record time on inside doing giving allyson felix a 12th title and leaving her want to head of deciding bolt as the outright leader in world gold medals. al-jazeera. so after 3 days of action the united states leads the medal table with 4 goals 8 medals in title china and jamaica 2 golds. kenya and the netherlands won gold medal. well they all malik has been keeping across all the action and joins us now in studio hale shelley and fraser price what a legend that is or can i say my colleague here the other day and said he expects some really fast times in the spring so these championships 1st christian coleman now shelling out for the price has proven

dean ashley smith she could really upset the applecart in this one she's as i said beaten a shutout fraser price this season she's running really fast times look good in qualification and could be the next big thing in women's sprinting john do not ask me to. make a winner in this one i can call it i won't but we will meet again tomorrow and talk about it ok we'll say oh thank you very much well the women's 100 meters final is due to start at 2020 g.m.t. but shortly before that there's also the 4 by 400 meter mixed relay where the usa team set a world record in the heats on sunday and christian taylor will look to defend his triple jump title later medals too in the women's pole vault and the women's 20 kilometer walk now lewis hamilton has taken a big step towards the f one world title with victory at the russian grand prix he led home of the sadie's one to insult cheek to extend his advantage in the standings to 73 points with 5 races left this season for our charlotte clerk who started on pole position was 3rd with teammate sebastian vettel forced to retire on lap 28. at the rugby world

fraser—pryce won only a year after returning to the track after giving birth.people have queued up in paris, to pay their last respects to the late french president, jacques chirac. they filed past his coffin, in the cathedral at les invalides, on what's been decreed a day of national homage. mr chirac, who was twice prime minister, and mayor of paris, died on thursday aged 86. his funeral will be held on monday. in the rugby world cup wales top pool d, after beating australia by 29 points to 25. the welsh were 15 points ahead at half time but australia fought back, threatening to snatch victory from warren gatland's men. in the other game, georgia are 3rd in pool d after beating uruguay 33 points to 7. in mondays's only match, scotland are looking for their first win of the tournament when they play samoa in pool a. twenty—five luxury cars, which were confiscated from the son of the president of equatorial guinea, have been auctioned off in switzerland. the sale, including lamborghinis, ferraris, and rolls royces, raised 23 million dollars for social projects

commentator: shelly—ann fraser—pryce. fourth gold medal!ser—pryce became the first woman to win four world 100 metres titles and dina asher—smith's silver secured her a place in the british history books. the laps of honour should have been scenes of adoration. instead, tv pictures painted a stark and confusing picture of white doha was chosen to host these championships. of why doha was chosen to host these championships. i think the athletes have been let down massively. to watch dina asher—smith walking around her celebratory lap with not a soul in sight was heartbreaking. qatar is the subject of a total blockade from four neighbouring countries, which has made travel tricky and many locals have also complained of the sessions being on far too late to appease broadcasters. tonight, the governing body admitted it's been a challenge. we would like more people here, but you have to accept this is a small country. there are, what, some 700,000 residents here in doha and it was always positioned as a celebration of the whole region. and clear

so that was robert watson speaking to christian fraser earlier. the uk's planned departure from the eu? our deputy political editor, john pienaar has been looking at the possible implications. people often see parliament as the place our politicians play political games. well, forget that. tonight, tomorrow, it's a fight that'll will shape british politics and all our future for years, maybe generations. a battle between parties, within parties, and no neutrals. not even the speaker, john bercow, who's made it his mission to see the commons, not just the government, has a say and get its way, even if that means rewriting the rules that he's there to referee. so tonight's big vote is about giving mps, and later peers, the chance to pass a law to block a no—deal brexit and force borisjohnson's government to seek and accept another delay to brexit, past october the 31st, maybe until next january. he's warned conservatives who rebel and vote for that that they'd be kicked out of the parliamentary party, banned from standing as tory candidates. a purge

trouble is, house of fraser is still losing millions of pounds a week. the jury's out. a fraction of it, 60% of that sd share price is one individual, who, by the way, does not get a dividend and does not get paid, and he's bet the farm on this and he's not going to back down until he wins. his message? "bear with me", but mike ashley is under pressure. tonight, sports direct doesn't have an auditor for its accounts. it's a legal requirement, and he is now in a race to find one. emma simpson, bbc news. a planet that is 650 million million miles away could tell us if there's life out there somewhere else in the universe. uk scientists announced a breakthrough today about this planet, saying it has both water and the right temperature to potentially sustain life. pallab ghosh has the story. the night sky is littered with stars. around them are planets. could some of them be like the earth? scientists think that this one, which is 650 million million miles away, has the potential to support life. astronomers have discovered more than 4,000 planets orbiting distant stars. t

trouble is, house of fraser is still losing millions of pounds a week. the jury's out. anybody thinks anything, my wealth is in that strategy. not a fraction of it, 60% of that sd share price is one individual, who, by the way, does not get a dividend and does not get paid, and he's bet the farm on this and he's not going to back down until he wins. his message? "bear with me", but mike ashley is under pressure. tonight, sports direct doesn't have an auditor for its accounts. it's a legal requirement, and he is now in a race to find one. emma simpson, bbc news. coastguards have picked up two small boats in the channel, carrying 21 migrants, after 86 people were intercepted trying to make the same crossing yesterday. although the numbers remain considerably lower than those trying to get in hidden in lorries and other vehicles, it brings the total number of people attempting the channel crossing this year to more than 1,100. our correspondent colin campell has been following the story. rescued in rough seas from sinking inflatable dinghies, the migrants wrapped in blanke

that's christian fraser. westminster, but what are people across the uk making of it all? and particularly young people? leigh milner has been speaking to a group of sixth form politics students at a college in colchester. yes, it is their first week back this week, they all study politics. what do you make of what's going on in westminster at the moment?” think it is disappointing our mps and especially our prime minister who is leading the country are behaving in a way that makes me uncomfortable to call these people my mp5 and my prime minister. boris johnson is challenging the sovereignty of parliament in my eyes. parliament is challenging the will of the people, parliament is trying to stop brexit and boris johnson is trying to deliver what we asked for in 2016. i feel the way borisjohnson is going about asked for in 2016. i feel the way boris johnson is going about what he's doing is wrong. we will never getan he's doing is wrong. we will never get an answer from you politics student! holly, you are 17

into the final, and you have to start talking about her as a favour to win the gold medal because fraserthe defending champion has pulled out because of injury. the silver medallist from london also pulled out. she was a bronze medallist on the 100 metres last night. the only real challenge for dina asher—smith is elaine thompson, the him and pick champion from rio. she will go into the rest of the round, huge confidence, perhaps first sprinkled metal in the modern era. adam... also in action. he was hugely disappointed in the 100 metre final. looks good in qualifying, cruised into the home straight and successfully negotiated his way into the final. he has a strong chance of getting a metal. the strong favourite, the american. going back to tonight, loads of drama on the track as the day gone on, including the men's 400 metre hurdles. carsten warholm successfully defended that title again. what a reaction from the viking! quite a reaction from the crowd. the... warholm won the race, defend the title he won in london 2017, but was made to work hard by his rifle. the two of them have been

a lot fraser porson tell you there are multiple world championship with a new feeling for the winner of the women's pole vault and the leaker so they're all over the russian having to compete at the neutral with the country's athletics federation remaining to spend it because of typing violations because of course it's it's it's not really comfortable for me but now i'm taping it and i just can't be about my new title. it was also a new event to enjoy the mixed food by 400 meter relay each team fielding 2 men and 2 women in whatever order by charles. cullen lead going into the final leg but the americans swept through to win with a world record time in sorry doing giving allyson felix a 12th world championship title and leaving her want to head of defiant bolt as the outright leader in the world gold medals. al-jazeera. $25.00 super cars seized from the vice president of equitorial guinea have sold at auction for more than $23000000.00 swiss prosecutors took the cars and 2016 as part of corruption investigation against. the money will go to charities in the tiny west african country

you're watching a bbc news special — i'm christian fraser live at westminster.ll angles. mps have again voted to block a no—deal brexit — the ayes to 329, the nos 300. mps have again voted to block a no—deal brexit — widening the margin of defeat — here's what the prime minister says it will mean. what he is recommending is yet more... yet more dither, yet more dither yet more delay, yet more uncertainty for business. what we in this government want to do is to deliver on the mandate of the people. he has no plan to get a new deal. no plan, no authority and no majority. but there's still some way to go, with the house of lords

i'm christian fraser live in westminster as mp5 try to take control to prevent a no deal brexit. theo stop borisjohnson taking the uk out of the european union without a deal, and opening for those sponsoring the bill is oliver letwin for the conservatives. let's listen n. i rise to support the motion in the name of the honourable member for west dorset. during my time in this house every prime minister has accepted that there can

here at the international stadium cherian fraser prize is the sprint queen of doha the jamaican stormedthe way of the women's 100 meters final at a time of 10.71 seconds to win a world title for the 4th time britain's the national smith came home sick and with major say 3rd at 32 fraser price is the oldest woman to win this title the usa were the winners of the new 4 by 400 meters mixed relay events the cultivates of london allyson felix courtney 0 kolo and michael cherry took gold in a world record time to make a woman sober with bahrain getting the broad us in the main strobel jump christian taylor has battled his way to a 4th world title of the 2 germs in simple 17.92 meters was enough to be fellow american would throw to retain his title. also out on the field the women's pole vault title was won by angelica super over the russian competing as a neutral their feet at these championships with a country still banned by world if they fix to go over the method of 4 metres and 95 centimeters before and that's your update from day 3 of the world athletics championships you're in though. n

at the diamond league events in brussels, ahead ofjamaica's two time olympic champion shelly ann frasern 10.88 seconds her fastest time of the season and took the title with it. obviously came into the race wanting to win, and my coach gave me some very specific things to think about, andi very specific things to think about, and i was doing that in the race, and i was doing that in the race, andi and i was doing that in the race, and i managed to pull it off, and when i crossed the line there was a guest, fabulous, won the race, happy me, but then i remembered it was a dime and lee, so technically i won the whole diamond leak, what a great day! in rugby league's superleague, leaders st helens thrashed huddersfield giants a8 six with second placed wigan beating catalans dragons a6—12. and it was the battle at the bottom, as hull kingston rovers took on london broncos, and it was the visiting broncos who prevailed 20 16, jay pitts one of their three try scorers. elsewhere warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds. ferrari's charles leclerc is the man to beat once again at the i

you think the world athletics championships in doha would be no different to me because shelly and fraser price is the fastest woman on the planet that few fans came out to see her victory and. take a look at the thousands of empty seats behind her put attendance is just one concern heat and high humidity are also big problems the women's marathon on saturday had to start at midnight to avoid daytime high temperatures of 38 degrees celsius still the heat on the streets of doha was unbearable 28 of the 68 runners failed to finish many the try of medical attention and. it was the slowest marathon winning time ever at the world championships. the men's 50 kilometer walk had similar issues with france as world record holder johan denise having to drop out. of much trouble talking about short of breath my legs are finished my through my head starting to spin so well that you don't know. who those competing inside the stadium things aren't as bad organizers are trying to do everything to keep the athletes cool air conditioned stadiums are also planned for the 2022 football world cup despite obj

so that we can look forward to the women's 100 meter final later tonight the likes of shelley and fraser prize elaine thompson definite skippers to rebuild be the champion from 2 years ago how exciting is that prospect it's a really open race isn't it shelley and fraser pryce. champion she's really impressive in the heats yesterday $27.00 c. now to have a 1st child is now but looks to be running not absolute best so we barry's an interesting one she's the defending champion but she spent much of this year focusing on the long jump so she's perhaps not as much of a nailed on medal prospect as thoughts also want to look out for is. the from the from the archery coast who won silver 2 years ago and could be the 1st africans when 100 meets a goal the world championships and then we've also look to triple jerm coming up later christian taylor we know all about him but he hasn't really been the best to form coming into these championships and the main rival is is somebody nice pretty well they went to college together in the united states well clay. it's a great rivalry they've known each othe

the walls made up of messages of support have been a key feature of the hong kong protests at simon fraser university in canada a man was filmed ripping down the notes it's tactics like these that have raised concerns because they could threaten freedom of speech on campus. protesters also say they have been intimidated on threatened after taking part in student rallies against china with much of the abuse happening on chinese social media platforms like we chat or weibo. that's all for now up next world stories with the week's best reports don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website at www dot com thanks for watching more news in 45 minutes. thanks. closely. carefully.

nbc sports celebrates what it calls ‘mother‘s day‘ as athletes shelly—ann fraser—pryce and alysson felixhe front page of the telegraph after writing about the important of caring for conservation, saying he‘s not bothered if people call him a hippy. with me is eileen burbidge, a partner at passion capital, a technology venture fund based in london. there are so many different stories to tell about borisjohnson, about the conservative party, their conference is under way in manchester. this looks at the fact that while the conservatives are in manchester in parliament, today they may all come together and come up with a plan to go ahead with a vote of no—confidence. with a plan to go ahead with a vote of no-confidence. if the opposition leaders can come together to agree to do that and agree who they would wa nt to to do that and agree who they would want to lead, that is the point. all the opposition leaders are saying, listen, we need to actually take an ideal brexit off the table, we need to ta ke ideal brexit off the table, we need to take boris johnson ideal brexit off the table, we

ryan fraser with the other goal after dominic calvert—lewin had equalised for everton.ds united are back on top of the championship this evening after two late goals helped them beat barnsley 2—0. in the other yorkshire derby that took place today, sheffield wednesday are up to ninth after beating huddersfield by the same score. steven fletcher putting wednesday ahead. sam winnell sealed the victory — that's his first goal in over two years. a win then for new manager garry monk in his first game in charge — but defeat for huddersfield — means their new boss danny cowley doesn't get off to the start he would have hoped for. in the women's super league, everton continued their 100% start to the season with a 2—0 victory over bristol city. manchester city are also two wins from two. they saw off reading this afternoon, thanks to a couple of goals from pauline bremer. that was her first, an excellent finish. 2—0 it finished. newly promoted tottenham scored their first goal in the top flight, rachel furness with the only goal of the game to beat liverpool 1—0. a quick look

i'm christian fraser in westminster, michelle fleury is in washington.his british parliament has sat for more days in one session, than any other since the english civil war over 300 years ago. but borisjohnson‘s decisison to bring it to a close tonight, proroguing it as it is known, is not without controversy. the current brexit deadline looms just 52 days away and after parliament is suspended this evening, the house will not sit again forfive weeks. one of the last pieces of legislation to get royal assent today was the backbench bill, approved last week, which will force the prime minsiter to request another brexit extension. ministers said today they will abide by the law, but will test it to its limit. the speaker, john bercow, who facilitated that bill — and has acquired something approaching cult status for his performances in the chair — announced that after 10 years in the job, he will be standing down by the time of the next election. i have concluded that the least disruptive and most democratic course of action would be for me to stand down

title for the 4th time britain's the national smith came home 2nd with measure say 3rd at $32.00 fraser price is the only this woman to win this title in the usa were the winners of the new $4.00 by 400 meters mixed relay event the cultivates of london allyson felix courtney 0 colo and michael cherry took gold in a world record time to make a one the server with bahrain getting the bra it's in the men's triple jump christian taylor has battled his way to a 4th world title of the 2 big jumps in simple 17.92 meters was enough to be fellow american would play to take his title. also out on the field the women's pole vault title was won by angelica super over the russian competing as a neutral athlete at these championships with a country still banned by war that matrix took gold with an effort of 4 meters and 95 centimeters before i met your updates from day 3 of the world athletics championships year indo. reza take a look at the top stories here it is there a saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman has spoken again about the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi he told the americ

in 1976 hosted prime minister malcolm fraser. in 1977, president carter hosting malcolm fraser.sident carter malcolm fraser. stayast prime minister -- dinner for an australian prime minister was under the george w. bush administration in 2006. hosting prime minister john howard. part of the calculation? the last time our country held a state dinner for x-country? visitsa: there are many that take place that are not official or state visits. there are working visits and official working visits. there are other visits that take place at various levels. i was honored to accompany president clinton to australia on a visit he had. capricia: as people protocol i company president obama on an official working visit that he had with prime minister julia gillard. there was a lot of ceremony. you would've thought it was really a state visit. there was quite a bit of pomp and circumstance that we enjoyed. and you could tell also they had a really wonderful friendship. country.in our we have really welcomed them. it just did not rise to the level of an official visit. that is we saw was las

different brands of thc cartridges from legal dispensaries and obtained 15 on the black market antonio fraser says they found no contaminants for the legal cartridges and illegal ones, did you find vitamin e? >> yes, in 13 out of 15 samples. >> reporter: 13 out of 15 >> yes. >> reporter: these are random >> random. the samples labeled as exotic cart mars og was nearly 40% vitamin e. we also asked to test the three legal products for pesticides none had any but ten elicit samples all came back positive including two of the street brand which the cdc said today is a leading illicit brand. >> the the ad 5hest array, one times the legal limit and they also both contained vitamin e oil. >> reporter: even you sounds like were shocked by the results. >> yeah, all ten included -- when you heat it up it can break down into dangerous compounds, one thing hydro cyanide. >> reporter: cyanide >> yeah. >>> a disturbing story involving a school outside washington d.c. a black sixth grader said she was pinned down by white classmates who cut her hair the girl and her family told us about a racist attack. her

i'm christian fraser, live at westminster, where the prime minister's call for a general election ist. the ayes to the right, 329. the noes to the left, 300. the bill would force borisjohnson to ask the eu for another brexit delay. he says the only answer is to hold an early general election. mr speaker, it is completely impossible for government to function if the house of commons refuses to pass anything that the government proposes. and, in my view and the view of this government, there must now be an election.

the researchers who co-authored the study, claire, professor at simon fraser university.s dodgeball so bad? >> not the first to raise this topic. i don't know if your viewers are aware but your national education association in the u.s. has entered a whole chain in 1992. the reason is, it's an elimination game. we don't recommend those in the curriculum. >> what's wrong with elimination games? >> it eliminates players. >> same thing as ring around the rosie? >> exactly. >> are you against ring around the rosie? >> well duck duck goose is also in the whole of shame. >> so you are against duck duck goose and ring around the rosie? that's a little much, no? >> they systematically eliminate players. i encourage people to play together as a team through the game. >> doesn't baseball also systematically eliminate people? you go up to the plate, strike out and hit a home run. >> what we are finding a lot of people who are contacting as a result of the media we have, sink that had a really bad time. it's not ethical. >> kids have a hard time with things in school, sometimes it's

it and what many of these stores have gone into administration after the collapse of the house of fraser you see the names you would, everyone just has to go onto any high street, you can the problem. very quickly that's turned to the financial times and a story that broke this evening, perhaps not that many people sad to see the back ofjohn bolton. perhaps not that many people sad to see the back of john bolton. yes, perhaps not that many people sad to see the back ofjohn bolton. yes, so this is a very hawkish national security adviser and this seems to bea security adviser and this seems to be a bit ofa security adviser and this seems to be a bit of a dispute about whether donald trump fired him or whether he resigned, they have been trading blows on twitter about this and it's another instance of trump getting rid of one of his national security advisers, i think it is the third in recent yea rs advisers, i think it is the third in recent years and a revolving door of appointments and people seem to be in favour and appointments and people seem to be infavourand indigo appointments an