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he's undergone surgery on a groin injury and double paralympic champion georgie hermitage has retired injury at the age of 30. having also picked up four world titles, she said it was heartbreaking but was looking forward to spending more time with her daughter tilly. now many people right now will be braving the cold winter nights to pound the pavements in training for the london marathon. for most, just getting to the finish is a monumental achievement, something to tick off the bucket list. running it once is impressive. running every single one takes some doing. 10 men have donejust that and hope to add number a0 to the list this april. chris slegg's been to meet them. my my name is kenjones. make the only ten people to have one every year. —— to have run it every year. they are now in training for their 40th london marathon. my favourite london marathon was the london marathon in 1985. it was a year when everything really ca m e 1985. it was a year when everything really came together. my training was going well, i was in my mid—20s, iran my was going well, i was in my mid—20s, i

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great britain's double paralympic champion georgie hermitage has announced her retirement from athleticso on—going injuries. she has also won four world titles but she said taking gold in the ioo—metres at the rio games in 2016 was the highlight of her career. hermitage added it was a heart—breaking decision but she was no longer able to train or compete at the highest level. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. jane will have more after 2pm. back to our story now about the inquiry into breast surgeon ian paterson who is currently serving a 20—year prison sentence for carrying out botched and unnecessary procedures. the inquiry found patients were let down by a dysfunctional system, which failed them at almost every turn. police are investigating the deaths of 23 of his patients. here's what the chair said as the inquiry announced its findings. the enquiry report contains, at its heart, 87 pages of patient accounts. the suffering described, the callousness, the wickedness, the failures on the part of indivi

georgie rogers is a musicjournalist and presenterfor bbc radio 6 music and others.pretty great. it felt like a classic brits, actually. there were lots of political moments as we heard, but no kind of shocked make drops or stage invasions or anything like that —— mic drops or stage invasions. the people felt very humbled to be winners. it is a high ticket event. harry styles performed with the grand piano overflowing with water. lizzo brought so much energy and an amazing vocal performance. the first airing of the bond theme was amazing with billie eilish. rod stewart and ronnie wood were in the house but i think stormzy stole the show to notice that he had reams of dances and a full female gospel choir —— stole the show tonight. it was just so stole the show tonight. it was just so euphoric and you had the whole room and he had the whole room in his hands. and he talked about how there weren't enough women in the nominations and gave a huge amount of credit into his own team of female producers. he did. he named all the women he would not have net. the best album c

antilles just around the leeward slightly want to see showers that was just was trinidad and tobago georgie the shot was to push their way into the western side of the race and we'll see some what the weather coming through here and just notice some rather heavy rain for a tie for southern parts of mexico. ruins that speak of a rich history and income once range from this palace more than 600 years ago this is the old town of chewed up the door to the sacred value of the gas and to the century of much picture ancient traditions are still being embraced here today that may change less than 2 kilometers away bulldozers are neville in the ground for a controversial new airport that's expected to shuttle millions of tourists to historic sites the airport shouldn't be in the sacred following she share has cultural traditions for thailand but the big powers want to because it's the doing much of each eat up beat and so kind of who is poor is divided down and i would be in favor of an airport if more people come and make business with us but only if it will preserve our environment and our ruins s

well the ottomans felt that was in very neutral, that was pretty georgie and so he so irritates woodrow wilson that would throw wilson has his privileges as an ambassador revoked, how timely, you don't behave, use your office, but on his way out he knew exactly how to annoy americans, but the african american press said, they pressed on america's cancers slot that is they said how dare you americans who claim to be a neutral judge me ottomans who treat our minorities this way, given how you treat your, so until you stop segregation you have no business telling us about being violent or how to control our minorities. in order to ensure having lost his ambassador ship that he left woodrow wilson in this. trying to make them understand how they were we, morally superior, so what we see in the case of the united states is that the question of race will already be part of this attic to war. the germans will do the same and it will return. so in the united states when we get from the very beginning of the war are a lot of the same kinds of concerns that had been weighing heavily on european e

when he resigned his commission of the continental army, georgi ii said if george washington refusesthe greatest man in the world. and he did that. so they knew they could trust him. the question we'll all have a to decide now is can we trust this man? >> let me ask you this. you mentioned nixon. there is discussion out there about whether nixon would have resigned had he force like fox news behind him. how does a representative democracy in this modern era with a president who believes in the supremacy offal article ii over article i, a senate who agrees with him and a attorney general who seems to let him do what he wants and also a public mega phone in the form of a network that believes he can do no wrong. >> it's an impassioned and lockstep minority of the country. it is a minority, barely. call it 47, call it 48%, but it's not above 50. it's unprecedented. i think the nixon question about fox news is fascinating, because all of subsequent political history is different. if august 1974 comes and goes and nixon finishes his term, ford is not president. carter is probably not pres

antilles just around the leeward slim we want to see showers that was just was trinidad and tobago georgie the shot was lucky to push their way into the western side of the region will see somewhat a weather coming through here and just notice some rather heavy rain for a tie for southern parts of mexico. the controversial leader of islamic jihad has cut he is one of the most one turns to the street of israel to come to terms on his alleged extra judicial killings by israeli television and assad says being caught in the must use the outcome is only death if someone tried to get to chicago immediately soo many times and was shut down the borders to go to kill him in damascus on al-jazeera in india identity politics on the rise what we're seeing is the construction of partitions in the hearts and lives of what you want to put across the country and as a dark side in the 12 is reducing the grit from his office the majesty of the hindu fish into something more like the team i didn't see of the british today i meet with victims of violence and discover what life is like for minorities in the co

.# joining me now is georgie rogers, a musicjournalist for bbc radio 6 music and others.beautiful and haunting, older pop noir. she will have been given a brief that has to have the hallmarks ofa brief that has to have the hallmarks of a james bond theme but she will have wa nted of a james bond theme but she will have wanted to make it her own. what will she have said? her and her brother are a powerhouse in songwriting. they made her debut album which won all the grammys in her bedroom. they have been building up her bedroom. they have been building up their whole lives to write a bond theme. the whole 18 years. people are saying it will be a shoo in for the oscar. a bid to the sea change, a bit different. we are used to a p0p a bit different. we are used to a pop vocal belter. this is slightly different but the critics are very happy with it. it is not that massive anthemic thing you would have got from someone like shirley bassey. how true to the style of bille eilish is it? it is very true to her style, it has her stamp on it. she can sing anything. at the 0scars, sh

double paralympic champion georgie hermitage says it's "heartbreaking" to have to retire from athleticsr series of recurring injuries she said she's just not able to train or compete to highest level any more. really disappointed. what a shame. disappointing for her. i'm interested to see what you think of that. i love golf. it hasn't changed massively. what was this start? the average driving distance has gone up one yard every year from about 2013. it obviously technology since the 19905 has changed immeasurably and clubs are now incredibly expensive and a lot of money is spent on designing them and all the technology behind them as well. and balls are going further. and lots of amateurs are enjoying that side of it, especially people who, as you get a bit older, can't hit the ball as far. think there needs to be 1—0 for pros and amateurs. everybody playing these the same access. with the prose is it not the fact that they are now incredibly strong and fit and that plays into it as well? they are very athletic. make the balgo 70% of the distance but everybody uses the balls that do th

great britain‘s double paralympic champion georgie hermitage has announced her retirement from athleticsbreaking decision but she was no longer able to train or compete at the highest level. england have lost a another wicket. that‘s all the sport for now, thank you. whether it‘s because you‘ve seen ‘spooks‘, ‘the hobbit‘ or — more recently — the netflix series ‘the stranger‘ richard armitage is a face, and a voice, that you will recognise.and now, six years after he was nominated for an olivier award for his portrayal ofjohn proctor in ‘the crucible‘, richard is back on stage playing the role of dr astrov in checov‘s ‘uncle vanya‘ at the harold pinter theatre. before we speak to him let‘s have a look at one ... , ...,let , let us introduce him straightaway. i am a bit worse for wear in the photograph. straightaway. i am a bit worse for wear in the photographlj straightaway. i am a bit worse for wear in the photograph. i want to talk about your play, it is a remarkable adaptation? yes, it is stripped away what could alienate an audience from things from a hundred yea rs audience from thi