griffiths deserved the goal and a0 had one, not to be.ain but this was celtic at the excellent european best. lets stick with football for a moment because arsenal manager arsene wenger says the club haven't made any progress yet on a new contract for alexis sanchez. the chile international, who has less than a year to go on his contract has been linked with a move away from the club. but wenger insists sanchez isn't for sale and wants him to see out his current deal even if that means he walks away for free at the end of the season. we have to make a choice between efficiency on the field and financial interest, most of the time you can find a good compromise, but in this case i think i prioritise the fact that he will be useful on the fact that he will be useful on the sporting side. everton have completed the club record signing of swansea city midfielder gilfee sigurdsson, for a fee of around £a5 million the iceland international, who passed a medical earlier today, scored nine goals to help swansea avoid relegation. his transfer brea

not sure where that is going, but harris, clark griffith and casey.s will be a little bit tougher unless you are a real baseball fan, i think. 1940 six, he played for the detroit tigers. repeat that. yes, thank you. how about this? this is at the kansas city in 1961.-- anybody want to say who that person is on the right? >> charles finley? david: yes, that's exactly why i understand why they are booing because he moves them to oakland. ist is keeping score -- bess keeping score. he is not a well-liked man here in kansas city. guests 1961, i have a back here -- a guess back here. ok, mickey mantle. who is the other person. yes, very good. this is when they were in the home run race, see who could get the most home runs that year. yes, there was. the baseball players the one on the right. sam usual.s this is october 3, 1952, the democratic rally in jefferson city. this is in correspondence, we have this signed by babe ruth, which is i'm sure is not -- i don't know how common it was for letters to be sent from babe ruth, but he is trying to raise money f

this is opening game at griffith stadium on april 18, 1950.nize margaret, president truman, guess who that is next to harry? yes, very good, very good. here is another one. this is april 20, 1951. very good. all right. yes, very good. this is out of in berkeley -- out of in berkeley, vice president. looks a little terrifying. if you see the ball way up at the top in the middle. not sure where that is going, but harris, clark griffith and casey. this will be a little bit tougher unless you are a real baseball fan, i think. 1940 six, he played for the detroit tigers. repeat that. yes, thank you. how about this? this is at the kansas city athletic -- in 1961. anybody want to say who that person is on the right? >> charles finley? david: yes, that's exactly why i understand why they are booing because he moves them to oakland. best is keeping score -- bess is keeping score. he is not a well-liked man here in kansas city. this is 1961, i have a guest back here -- a guess back here. ok, mickey mantle. who is the other person. yes, very good. this is

they have not out injury concerns, doubts, such as leif griffiths, are expected to play some pa rt griffithsme part this evening. -- leigh griffiths. just 24 hours to go now until england face host nation the nethgerlands in the semifinal of the women's european championship — plenty of talking in the build—up this week but also plenty of optimism in the england camp that they are on track to win a first major title. 0ur correspondent katie gornall has been with the squad today. england don't travel to enschede until tomorrow for that big clash with the netherlands in the semifinals so they train today at their base in utrecht and we understand they practised penalties, so there will have been a lot of focus on siobhan chamberlain, who will replace karen bardsley in goal after bardsley suffered a broken leg in the quarterfinal against france after a collision with steph houghton. siobhan chamberlain came on for the last 15 minutes against france to see the game out. a similar thing happened to her two years ago in the world cup in canada when karen bardsley suffered an eye injury mid—game. s

with us is richard griffiths, who is communications adviser at richard griffiths communications.arcelona, of course, dominating all the headlines today. we have had a second operation in cambrils since the barcelona attack. a familiar pattern over the last year with similar attacks all over europe. yeah. no one would expect to see this as front—page news this morning. as soon as this happened, eve ryo ne morning. as soon as this happened, everyone started talking about it. this, yesterday, was a global news event. this is an evolving situation. spanish police have fooled another attack further down the coast in cambrils. on the front page of el pais this morning, they are talking about the intelligence, saying they are linking the attack in cambrils with barcelona yesterday. the key point is that they got warning something terrible was going to happen somewhere in spain. spain has not seen an attack of this magnitude since the train bombings back in 200a. so, a real shock for everyone. millions of people know barcelona, who have taken that walk down las ramblas. many people aroun

. >> andy griffith. david: yes. scott brady and doris gray.ruman with a prop gun, then andy griffith. this is correspondence with howard hughes. this is at the time that howard hughes crashed his xf11 plane, crushed his collarbone, damaged his lungs and burned his hand. he thanked him for his concern and caring enough to write. the person you will probably recognizes the one on the right. anybody want to guess who that might be? this gentleman right here. >> jimmy stewart. david: yes, correct. i was not sure if someone would recognize him or not. this is at the air force association in 1946. you have general doolittle. colonel fitch. all right. this is the book signed by audie murphy who was a hero in world war ii. it is interesting seeing the address, 753 and a half. i never heard of an address that is a half. it is a book that he signed. audie murphy played himself in the movie that was made with that title. this was the inaugural party on january 19, 1949. see if there is anyone you recognize. they are not as well-known but we will go throu

hywel griffith, bbc news, adelaide. now, let's look at some other stories.eries have shut and almost a fifth of oil and gas production in the gulf of mexico has been suspended amid the largest storm to hit in the us in more than a decade. the closures are expected to cause a temporary spike in us gas prices. analysts expect the economic impact of the storm to surpass $40 billion, with direct losses of over $20 billion. on monday, amazon officially took over whole foods. it's a deal that cost online giant nearly $14 billion. and monday was also the day when the internet giant fullfilled a promise. it slashed prices on popular items like avocados and apples by a third as it bid to shake off its reputation for high prices. but for competitors like walmart and costco, the ecommerce giant's entry is a source of concern. that is world business report. we will be back in a moment to review some of the stories in the press. i will see you then. stay with us. more than half of those mis—sold payment protection insurance, or ppi, may not yet have claimed compensation.

griffiths made it a day to remember with the 200th club goal of his career.ter. for calum macgregor, it was third time lucky shooting from range. a clean sheet would have completed the perfect start to the season, but few would bemoan a consolation for hearts. after exiting the league cup and sacking their manager, their suffering fans were finally giving something to cheer thanks to this goal elsewhere in the scottish premiership, ross county beat dundee 2-1, hibs premiership, ross county beat dundee 2—1, hibs won at home and saint johnstone were 2—1winners at kumar. the english football league got underway last night but today marks the first full schedule of fixtures and john terry captained aston villa in his first game since leaving chelsea at the end of last season. they didn't take long to take the lead against hull city, just six minutes. hull equalised a very similar mannerjust minutes. hull equalised a very similar manner just after the minutes. hull equalised a very similar mannerjust after the hour. they look to bounce straight back up to the prem

griffiths made it a day to remembrance with the 200th club goal of his career.r. for calum macgregor, it was third time lucky shooting from range. a clean sheet would have completed the perfect start to the season, but few would bemoan a consolation for hearts. after exiting the league cup and sacking their manager, there are suffering fa ns were their manager, there are suffering fans were finally giving something to cheer thanks to this goal. ross county beat dundee 2—1, hibs w011 ross county beat dundee 2—1, hibs won against partick thistle and saintjohnstone were 2—1winners at, nick. the english football league got underway last night, but tonight marks the first full schedule of fixtures, john terry is captaining aston villa in his first game since leaving chelsea at the end of last season. leaving chelsea at the end of last season. they didn't take long to ta ke season. they didn't take long to take the lead at hull city, just six minutes when. into the second half they still lead 1—0. if he of the other notable results for you, bristol city had the best w

. >> reporter: maurice couldn't wait to move from his old apartment at alex griffith public housing.st week to the new apartment complex across the street. >> god bless them, too. because this is a hell hole. >> i don't know how heaven is, but it seems like i got a taste of it. >> reporter: 70 families from the alice griffith housing development have already moved here. the old 256 unit complex will be replaced, one for one, in the new facilities. by 2022, there will be over a thousand apartments build in this neighborhood by a developer. 30% will be affordable housing. all part of a larger blew print. part of the hunter's point naval shipyard. the area around the old ballpark will become a complex of 12,000 new homes, hotels, retail stores and parks. dr. honeycutt heads an advisory committee for the new developments. >> moving out of that to this, and who wouldn't? it's a new lease on life for them and we feel blessed to see this happening in our lifetimes. >> reporter: he vacated his old apartment two weeks ago, one of eirst to move into this one bedroom unit. he jumped at the chan

. >> reporter: maurice couldn't wait to move from his old apartment at alex griffith public housing.relocated last week to the new apartment complex across the street. >> god bless them, too. because this is a hell hole. >> i don't know how heaven is, but it seems like i got a taste of it. >> reporter: 70 families from the alice griffith housing development have already moved here. the old 256 unit complex will be replaced, one for one, in the new facilities. by 2022, there will be over a thousand apartments build in this neighborhood by a developer. 30% will be affordable housing. all part of a larger blew print. part of the hunter's point naval shipyard. the area around the old ballpark will become a complex of 12,000 new homes, hotels, retail stores and parks. dr. honeycutt heads an advisory committee for the new developments. >> moving out of that to this, and who wouldn't? it's a new lease on life for them and we feel blessed to see this happening in our lifetimes. >> reporter: he vacated his old apartment two weeks ago, one of the first to move into this one bedroom unit. he ju

hywel griffith reports from sydney.s one of the most sophisticated terror plots ever on australian soil, officers say they have ended a plan which could have caused catastrophic loss of life. they believe the man and his son we re they believe the man and his son were sent high grade military explosives by the so—called islamic state by air cargo and say they put together a bomb packed together into a meat grinder. onjuly 15, it is alleged the men planned to take the improvised explosive device on to an etihad airways flight out of sydney but officers say it was never checked in. we will be alleging in court that a fully functioning ied was to be placed on that plane on the 15th ofjuly. was to be placed on that plane on the 15th ofjuly. one thing that is important to stay is that it did not get through security. having aborted the first attack, it is alleged the men took apart the bomb to create a chemical device instead which would emit poisonous hydrogen sulphide. officers say the men were arrested before that plot be

how will griffith? bbc news sydney. money was never a motivating factor that's what world class football the name of said today about his transfer from barcelona to paris on him on. the most of us a two hundred and sixty million dollar transfer isn't in the cult's. name has now become the most expensive player in the history of the sport william i spoke with football analyst tony smith in new york. tell me thanks very much indeed for joining me this is an early popping figure seem worth it. i don't think anybody's work did never mind him i mean that's the probably just simple as answer i can give you but i guess whatever the market dictates your work your work. now and then i'd say is that he was following us howard but i tell you one day he must have a very expensive power. if that's what is hard to lead them to do i need he says he wasn't in it for the money. can you believe that i mean these people really think that we have big fillers well i was going to ask you that do you believe that one of the motive would he ha

hywel griffith has the details. however fast they are picked, there's not to go round. shoppers are warned they can no longer expect theirjuice to be made with australian oranges, which is confusing where then seems to be plenty and shops. jeff says growers have been hit with a perfect storm. 0ver have been hit with a perfect storm. over the years production costs have gone up and so few have been producing valencia oranges for juicing. but now there is a surge in demand for all oranges led by china. we have just come out of probably the worst six months in my memory. i have been in this since high school. massive demand for even valencia oranges. it follows through on to the valencia season being sucked up by asia. we finished up doing something i never thought we would do, we actually imported container after container of whole oranges, juicing valencia oranges from egypt, of all places. australia exports two thirds of the food it grows, and china has become its biggest and hungriest customer. after huge success e

homer griffith. nnova. but because up to the next song factory in canton mississippi will vote in the next two days on the right to form a union. as the deadline approaches tensions have been running high if successful it would and a fourteen year campaign to unionize the pot. and be a major breakthrough for the auto united auto workers union the bbc's business correspondent shelf larry ripple. the son has life if if major anti union campaign that's threatening and intimidating workers we. research on the uaw. and we don't know what they are awful once again we end up val. had a plan. that we have to struggle and fight just to have the righ. to vote. the fight to form a union at the nissan factory kansans mississippi. well i guess all. not quite alright to blow it would not. look for the right to manipulate to lie on the jo. the fourteen use workers at the nissan plant in canton mississippi of being engaged the pitched battle. with management of the right to form a union i'm mississipp. much like many south

hywel griffith, bbc news, australia. 5500 kilometres he has walked. we will follow that closely. it. but a lot of us have a fear of it. i don't know about you, i am 0k in the studio, but in front of a crowd, it is different. do you feel the same way? i do. i feel we is different. do you feel the same way? i do. ifeelwe are is different. do you feel the same way? i do. i feelwe are part of the 7596 way? i do. i feelwe are part of the 75% that have a fear of public speaking. it was a similar story for the person who won the gold medal at the person who won the gold medal at the toastmasters international world championship of public speaking. manoj vasudevan won the gold medal. it means singapore has won the title two years in a row. let's listen to him in action.|j let's listen to him in action. i was 24 years old. i had a nice job. nice car. nice hair. still, my girlfriends didn't stay for long. have you ever had problems in your relationships with others? what was wrong with them? you fall in love because of cupids arrow. but what keeps you in love is cupid's bow. —— cupid's. th

hywel griffith, bbc news, wollongong. you're watching newsday on the bbc.ramme: it's good to talk. we'll be chatting to the winner of the toastmasters international world championship in public speaking. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies, then arrange the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are waiting. hostages appeared, some carried, some running, trying to escape the nightmare behind them. britain lost a princess today, described by all to whom she reached out as irreplaceable. an early—morning car crash in a paris underpass ended a life with more than its share of pain and courage, warmth and compassion. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. thank you forjoining us. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories: as north korea outrages the world by launching a missile overjapan, donald trump warns the time for talki

economics and business editor of the independent and the education editor of the sunday times, sian griffithsbefore the papers, sport, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's jessica. england's cricketers took 19 wickets in a day to beat west indies by a record margin: an innings and 209 runs in the first test at edgbaston. james anderson took three wickets for 3h runs in the visitors‘ first innings as england bowled the west indies out for 168 and forced them to follow on. anderson is england's all time leading wicket taker, but his team mate stuart broad is just one place behind him now in the rankings, after taking three wickets in west indies‘ second innings. west indies crumbled to 137 all out and the game was over in just three days. broad's spell means he's moved above sir ian botham's tally of 383 test wickets, which he describes as a special day. he's obviously been a hero of mine, watching him bowl and play. the influence he has had on me, his performance against australia was inspirational. it is great to chat to him now. you can see how happily is for me. it's a

josh griffiths shocked the sport and himself, finishing 13th in the london marathon.nk in a little bit what i had achieved. i did not have much time to think about it before training. the london marathon was all about time. sunday will be all about position. the 23—year—old has a masters in sports coaching and he has not changed his training regime too much. more people try to make it more complicated than it needs to be. you just need to get out there and run. it is not much more than that. why look for one person gains when you can just train more? and a former footballer came to the sport late. newtown is his training ground. the 28—year—old has climbed more than 1000 feet this airline. it makes you more stronger mentally being out on your own. it is nice to get off the roads and see mentally being out on your own. it is nice 1 foret off the r i ads and see mentally being out on your own. it is nice 1 foret off the r i ads . a d see mentally being out on your own. it is nice 1 foret off the r i ads . a snake ffi— won‘t see one of 3‘2 won't see one of them yesterday.

griffiths will be one to keep an eye on.sica ennis hill, but the current olympic champion if someone but the current olympic champion if someone to beat. elaine thompson will only run the 100 metres in london. there is coverage throughout the day from my 30 am and later on bbc one from 6:30pm. —— from my 30 pm. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: usain bolt has failed to win his final individual 100 metre race at the world athletics championships. the eight time 0lympic champion came third, with america'sjustin gatlin taking gold. an independent review into the cost of energy has been launched — just days after british gas increased electricity prices by 12.5% for three million customers. parts of southern europe have been sweltering due to an unprecedented heatwave which is set to continue well into next week. 0ur europe reporter gavin lee has been in sicily, finding out how locals and tourists are coping with the heat. this is something else, isn't it? sicily. it's picture postcard. when

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0 win over poland — two goals each from mark gleghorne and sam ward alongside strikes from chris griffithsle victory in amsterdam. they next play germany tomorrow afternoon, probably the pick of the games in pool b. and despite their win, england know they will need to improve. we were just sloppy all over the place really. too many bobbly passes, too many passes just out of reach, just real basics that, you know, we need to make sure we get right all the time and where we want to get to in world hockey, it does not matter who we are playing against, we got away with it today against, we got away with it today against lesser opposition. we need to be bringing that everyday. defending champions england suffered a narrow 1—0 defeat against germany. cecile peeper capitalised on a couple of missed clearances by england for the game's only goal. victory over scotland on tuesday will still see england into the semi finals. scotland's women earned their first point of the tournament — sharing a goalless draw with ireland. nikki lloyd had their best chance. they'll play england in their final grou

griffiths made it a day to remember with the 200th club goal of his career and although hungry for ating from range. a creamy sheet would have completed a perfect start to the season. “— completed a perfect start to the season. —— a clean sheet. after exiting the league cup and sacking their manager, the fans were finally giving something to cheer. celtic winning 4—1 and here are all of today's scorers. ebony and marked the return to the premiership. ross cou nty the return to the premiership. ross county and saintjohnstone winning 2-1. a county and saintjohnstone winning 2—1. a full schedule of games today in the championship, bristol city and qpr at the top two after winning 3-1 and qpr at the top two after winning 3—1 and 2—0 respectively. middlesbrough are beating on to the championship. john terry is making his aston villa debut as i speak. they are at home hull city. so his career‘s kim has taken a comfortable for mac shot lead in the british 0pen for mac shot lead in the british open at kingsbarns. she equalled the course record. after shooting a round of 64 to finish on ten u

griffiths adding another.nother good learning game for us, because we would want to be better than that, but it is a night to celebrate. a wonderful achievement and now we are in the draw for the group stages. the second leg of the efl cup produced one upset tonight — luckily for craig shakespeare and his leicester city side, they weren't it, beating sheffield united a—i. drew savage reports. 0na night on a night when 38 teams made 27a changes to their league line—ups, the leicester boss contributed nine. a lacklustre first half. this from ben chilwell the best of it. sheffield wednesday fan jamie vardy on the bench itching to get involved. demerai gray got on the ball and they did not have to call for their chief goal—scorer. instead slimani got involved. he cost 29 million but moments like this have been all too rare. demerai gray is usually a substitute and he was enjoying his evening, setting up slimani to side foot sheffield united out of sight. the blades were destined to get on the scoresheet with a hel

but olivier ntcham and leigh griffiths made sure celtic survived to go through to the lucrative grouptime champions, guangzhou evergrande, face an early exit from the asian champions league, after losing the first leg to shanghai sipg 4—0 on tuesday. two goals from wu lei and one from hulk put shanghai on the brink of a first semi—final. the second leg is in september. iran's persepolis came from two goals down, to draw 2—2 with saudi arabia's al—ahli in their first leg. england will play new zealand in the women's rugby world cup final this weekend. it's after they beat france 20—3, in the later game in belfast on tuesday. emily scarratt landing two penalties and two conversions. the world cup holders will defend their title against the number one ranked side in the world, after they saw off the challenge of the usa. katherine downes was there for us. england are through to a second successive world cup final, beating france in the end, 23 points — three. it was so tight in the first half. just one kick a piece. three each on the board at half—time. in the second half, england gradua

marathon back in april this year you might remember one of the stand out stories was that ofjosh griffithslified for these world championships as the fastest briton in that race despite only entering as a club runner with swansea harriers. he finished back in 39th today and has been reflecting on the race of his life. it was the best two hours and 20 minutes of my life, i would like to have run quicker and finished higher but i'm just... that was the best experience i've ever had and i've come away more motivated than before, to get back on the stage. i loved did out there and i want to say thanks to the crowd, everyone who came out. london knows how to put on the championships better than anyone else. it was a fantastic atmosphere out there. the women's marathon started just after the men's. the women's marathon was won by bahrain's rose chelimo in a season's best time of two hours and 37. kenyan athlete florence kiplagat took silver while the usa's amy cragg took a surprise bronze. now looking ahead the evening session. britain's andrew pozzi is into tonight's semi—finals of the men's 11

hywel griffith is in sydney. this is quite a turn around for bhp — how have they done it? compared to last year, more than $6 billion loss. it's been driven by that increased demand for commodities coming out of china said bhp has enjoyed the rise in iron ore prices. they were something like 32%. also, an increase in prices or things like copper and coal and nickel, enjoying profits in china —— in china. those profits announced today, not quite hitting the mark. they wanted $6 billion but still good news for the shareholders who will see a tripling of the dividend. bhp have said they might consider selling their us shale operations. it isa selling their us shale operations. it is a big signal to the market and certainly something its shareholders will be pleased about. bhp's experience has not been happy. something in the region of $14 billion it has spent but it is not getting a big return on its investment so before now, it's said this wasn't a good way to spend its money. it doesn't see that the market in the us can be replicated elsewhere. shale oil is not taking off g

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> the alice griffith housing complex was built 55 years ago. the new development is half built and expected to be complete in 2022. >>> the california department of health care services has fined the oakland based health care giant $2.2 million for failing to provide data on patient care. the agency uses the information to set rates, ensure adequate care is available and monitor how tax dollars are being spent. they won't appeal the fine and expects to deliver the required information next month. >>> as you have seen, america is really coming together to help the victims of hurricane harvey. >> michael finney has the story of a big company joining forces with homeowners to lend a hand. >> reporter: it's interesting. it's kind of coinciding at the right time. it's how it's coming together. owners of air b and be is opening up their homes. it would set up the system to offer free housing. it's been so successful they have extended the program until september 25th. that's 24 days longer than originally planned. so far there's 324 listings for harv

and sam ward alongside strikes from chris griffiths and david condon made for a comfortable victory in amsterdam. they next play germany tomorrow afternoon, probably the pick of the games in pool b. and despite their win, england know they will need to improve. we were just sloppy all over the place really. too many bobbly passes, too many passes just out of reach, just real basics that, you know, we need to make sure we get right all the time and where we want to get to in world hockey, it does not matter who we are playing against, we got away with it today against lesser opposition. we need to be bringing that everyday. defending champions england suffered a narrow 1—0 defeat against germany. cecile peeper capitalised on a couple of missed clearances by england for the game's only goal. victory over scotland on tuesday will still see england into the semi finals. disappointing result but we've got to break it down into a performance and analyse that and i think there are and analyse that and i think there a re lots of and analyse that and i think there are lots of positives, we crea

let's bring in republican congressman morgan griffith from virginia.d morning. >> are we really possibly going to see a possible government shutdown over this? >> i certainly hope not, but the bottom line is this is what congress does, fights over issues and tries to determine what's important. as you know, securing our southern borter is important to the people of the united states of america. it is one of the major issues the president ran on. many of us in congress and united states senate ran on that issue and were elected on that issue. we've got to see it through. ultimately, i believe that it will be built and hopefully we'll get it done. >> and who's going to pay for that? >> well i will say to you that initially we're going to have to prime the pump. but i believe that our friends in mexico and the mexican government want to be partners with the united states on a lot of issues, and one the things we have to be partners on is securing our borders. the i believe that we will see significant contributions from our friends. >> what would that ind

hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney.stop the cyberattack that hit the nhs — has appeared before a judge in the us over alleged links with other malicious software. marcus hutchins — aged 23 and from devon — appeared in a las vegas court charged with creating a programme designed to steal bank and credit card details. our north america correspondent james cook has more. marcus hutchins was hailed as a hero for stopping an attack which crippled the nhs and spread to tens of thousands of computers in 150 countries. his arrest is not related to this role in neutralising the so—called wannacry ra nsomwa re, which we discussed in this recent bbc interview. i checked the message board and there were maybe 16 or 17 reports of different nhs organisations being hit. that was the point where i decided my holiday was over and i had to look into this. in the past week, mr hutchins had been in las vegas for the def con cyber—security conference. he was apparently arrested at the airport minutes before he was due to fly home. we've now

britain's top finisher at the london marathon, josh griffiths, will be one to keep an eye on. only run the 100m. there is coverage through the day on bbc two from 930 this morning. and later on bbc one from 630. don't forget all of the coverage on 5 live as well if you are out and about. it doesn't have the same profile as football or volleyball, but handball is becoming more popular since it became a hit with audiences during the 2012 olympic games. now, a brand new championship has started in the uk that's part of the european handball tour. so, mike bushell decided to give it a go, and where better to try it out, than on the golden sands of poole beach? there is something so appealing about sport on a beach. i can smell barbecues, people are out on pal board, the ocean is inviting. —— paddleboards. that is why beach handball and volleyball have grown to such an extent. beach handball is a legacy of the london 2012 olympics when its host, read britain, were able to bring in a handball team. —— great britain. they wanted to bring ina great britain. they wanted to bring in a y

hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney.ions scandal that erupted in 2015. oliver schmidt was a senior figure in volkswagen's regulatory compliance office in the united states. the company itself has already admitted designing illegal software to allow high—polluting cars to pass stringent emissions tests. schmidt admitted conspiring to mislead regulators and violating clean air laws, though a number of other charges were dropped as part of a plea bargain. he faces up to seven years in prison. scotland's youngest violent inmates and criminal gang members are working with police embedded injail to help them realise the consequences of their past crimes. it's the first time in scotland that police have been used in prison in such a way to break down barriers and build trust. more than 200 young men at polmont young offenders institution have taken part in the pilot which the bbc understands will now be rolled out. our correspondent lucy adams had exclusive access to the project. i was always out with my pals, linking, gang fig

drew griffith has been there. rescues are in the air and you've been witnessing them on the ground. >> reporter: yeah, and there are still emergencies going on here. there is a levee breach that is taking place that they have to worry about. just this way from me. so, a lot of problems -- and the reason they need the helicopters here, jim, really, jefferson counsel city is a series of islands. they can't get the boats to all these places. that's why many of these parts they need to get those helicopters. and it is dangerous and this is the most dangerous part because the storm is ending or over and people are going out to check out things. we witnessed and got involved in one rescue this morning when a man simply going out for a morning drive to take a look around wound up driving his truck right into a ditch. take a look. >> look at this. go get out, dude! you've got a power cord? you got a rope? hold on, i'm trying to get you a rope. brian, call 911. i got him. i got him out of the water. i'm hanging up with you

leigh griffiths is expected to play after missing the first leg with injury.at for celtic would have huge financial implications. england's women play their euro 2017 semifinal tomorrow — and they'll be without their first—choice karen bardsley, who broke her leg during the quarters. siobhan chamberlain will step up to replace her and she's looking to make the most of the opportunity we are all really disappointed for karen, she has had a fantastic tournament so far and has not conceded a goal, so it is really disappointing for her but this is why we have this strong gk union because you never know who will be called upon at any time. we work hard day in, day out, supporting her when she is playing and she supports us when we are playing and nothing will change there and she has been great since she has been injured as well. there was a surprise in the big race of the day at goodwood with 20—1 outsider here comes when winning the sussex stakes. 0dds—on favourite ribchester who was looking for a third straight win, finished in second after rival churchill was f

it took a deflected effort to settle it finally, leigh griffiths ensuring that celtic went through.ed for "a comprehensive and independent review" into claims by footballer eni aluko that she was subjected to bullying and discrimination by the england women's manager mark sampson. her accusations come after two previous investigations had cleared him of any wrongdoing and he denies aluko's latest claims... paul mortimer who works with the campaign group, says it deserves further investigation. i think ithinki i think i suppose with the revelations that have come out now from eni aluko, these contradict totally what the findings of the fa investigation highlighted. and there is definite conflict between what eni aluko is saying and what we heard from the fa. it is somewhat confusing also, they have been allegations of racist language that has been denied. i suppose what we wa nt to has been denied. i suppose what we want to be able to do is clear up the confusion. for there to be a clear and comprehensive investigation which highlights as opposed from the process, from the minute the

hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney.tol this lunchtime following an earlier accident involving two lorries. a large spillage of diesel meant that two northbound lanes and the hard shoulder needed to be closed for resurfacing nearjunction 21. traffic is tailing back for more than 15 miles. earlier we spoke to our reporter dickon hooper who gave us an update from clevedon on the m5. we can't get anywhere nearjunction 21. the m5 southbound is clogged up and the smaller roads around here are terrible as well. what you can see behind me on my right, that is the m5 northbound. that is just a trickle with one main open but a couple of miles south here, they have to resurface the motorways are tried to stay away from the m5 today. there is a cricket match on in bristol, there is a few fans concerned about fans making that. bristol airport to sync plan for extra time if you need to get to security. nobody knows how long these things take. the advice is to keep checking bbc local radio, twitter, and so on because things can change

leigh griffiths scored the 200th goal of his club career as celtic began the defence of their scottiship title with a 4—1win over hearts. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian, ross county and stjohnstone. john terry captained aston villa on his debut in the championship yesterday but couldn't lead them to victory against hull city. jarrod bowen scored the second half equaliser in a 1—1 draw. details of all yesterday's football league results are on the bbc sport website. and the fa cup final might be 286 days away but the competition got under way yesterday with the extra preliminary round. the bbc is showing a match from all the qualifying stages. we focused on litherland against afc liverpool yesterday. litherland won 2—0. wembley here they come. plenty of football this afternoon as well, of course, including the community shield at wembley. league winners chelsea take on fa cup winners arsenal in the traditional curtain raiser to the new premier league season. it was a pity to lose the game, to lose the final against arsenal after a really good season for us. now there is another

scotland striker leigh griffiths scored twice in the 4—1 win at celtic park.stone. england's georgia hall is tied for second place at the women's british open at kingsbarns in fife. she double bogeyed holes 16 and 17 to slip to six shots behind the leader — ik kim of south korea, who finished the day on i7—under par after three rounds. alastair brownlee won't race again this season. the double olympic champion has had hip surgery on a recurrent injury and hopes the decision will prolong his career. details of the day's other sports stories are on the bbc sport website, including the british wheelchair tennis championships, where britain's alfie hewett is through to the final, and of course, there's all the latest from the world athletics championships — with reaction to usain bolt‘s race. many thanks for that. that's it. you can see more today's stories on the bbc news channel. firmino wrestler team, have a very good night. hello, this is bbc news. millions of rail passengers are facing three weeks of disruption, as work to update the uk's busiest railway stat

the bbc‘s hywel griffiths joins us now from sydney.d sounds like a bit of an admin cock up. but it could have major consequences for the country? yes, for those not familiar with section 44 of the australian constitution, it said that anyone with citizenship abroad should not stand for public office in australia. australia is an immigration nation, roughly half those people who are australians have some kind of dual citizenship oi’ have some kind of dual citizenship or may —— may inherit it from their pa rents. or may —— may inherit it from their parents. there are about seven politicians in australia so far who have been outed or come forward as dual nationals who may be in breach of the law. the issue must be decided on by the court. the key case in all of this is the deputy prime minister, barnabyjoyce. a few days ago, he admitted he was a dual national of new zealand. why is it clear that he is a dual national? if he is ruled to be ineligible to hold public office, the entire parliament could fall. he is the one seat in the parliam

hywel griffiths is in sydney.g because we have talked a lot recently about falling commodity prices and therefore the direct effect on companies like bhp is that they struggle. we have seen exactly the reverse this last few months? absolutely, after doom and gloom across australia which has benefitted a lot over the last decade from commodities, it could be back to the good times for companies like bhp who've made nearly $6 billion in profit, driven by the demand from china for prices being up demand from china for prices being up 32% and also products like the coal and oil, the traditional commodities bhp sells across the world. a good day for them, especially considering last year's losses. maybe not quite reaching as high as the analysts expected. certainly the profits for rio tinto suggested the whole sector is in a boom time and still good enough to triple the dividends to the bhp shareholders. you can see on the screen there, the bhp share price up 32%. we find out whether the central bankers will give anyth

lee griffiths scored the opening goal. putting celtic ahead just before the half hour mark.f the rest of the world triathlon season. the double olympic gold medallist is having surgery to sort an ongoing hip problem. brownlee says he hopes the surgery will allow him to prolong his career. the briton had been a favourite for next month's ironman 70.3 world championship in america. english golfer georgia hall will begin her third round at the women's british open at kingsbarns just two shots off the lead. hall led for most of yesterday's second round thanks to four consecutive birdies on the front nine, which put her in a great position for the weekend. out in front is south korea's ik kim. she's11—under par — an eagle putt like this will help with that! the leaders are due out at around 2:45. alfie hewitt has beaten gordon reed in an all british final at the wheelchair tennis championships in nottingham. it's the first time there's been an all british match. he will face the world number one from argentina. that is all the sport for now. that's it. the next news on bbc one is

the bbc‘s hywel griffiths is there. the police have been speaking to the press.do we know more about their alleged plot. we have been given a lot more detail about the australian federal police who are talking about different stages, an aborted attempt to take an improvised explosive device onto a flight improvised explosive device onto a flight out of sydney on etihad airways and they allege these two men planned to take an ied onto that plane but for whatever reason, they say they don't know why, it never made it beyond check—in so the bag was never checked in. what followed, they allege, was part of that device we re they allege, was part of that device were taken to try and assemble some type of poisonous gas bomb which would emit poisonous hydrogen sulphide, a stink bomb, which would have been deadly to any passengers however they stressed that that secondary plot was not as advanced. they had not been able to complete it. all of this was under the direction of a senior is fighter who might be related to one of the two, connected to someone in syria. you told

full mine were arrested in raids late on saturday his how griffith. the police still questioning the full man they arrested we understand that two of them a father and son that that the other two. also related to each other now they were all arrested as part of rates at the weekend on saturday we understand the police first became aware of this risk. back on wednesday potentially getting information from another country. they increase security at sydney airport on thursday then started to gather intelligence before making the arrests we don't yet know exactly what this plot maven tailed. the prime minister malcolm turnbull says it was advanced other people said it was quite fairly sophisticated certainly this was a group attack it's been suggested. rosin then a lone wolf attack which we've seen discussed here in australia. the suggestion is that the four were conspiring together to take on to an era playing some kind of improvised explosive device. potentially something that would also have left off aghast midday again we don't have that level of deta

our correspondent hywel griffith is there. just bring us up—to—date on all of this.he australian federal police in the last one or two hours have given us the full details of what they allege was one of the most sophisticated plots ever on australian soil. now, they claimed this was all directed by the islamic state in syria and that these men in syd ney were state in syria and that these men in sydney were sent to —— high—grade military explosives via ep cargo that allow them to put together an ied that they plan to board with together. they then work used to go on to create some kind of chemical attack. earlier we heard from the deputy commissioner of the afp and he spelt out what the police claim. we will be alleging in court that a fully functioning ied was to be placed on that plane on the 15th of july. there is a little bit of conjecture as to why it didn't go ahead on the 15th. we will certainly be alleging that he didn't get past the putting on the bags onto the plane. so it didn't even get past the check—in. now, there has been some conjecture that relates t

for more i'm joined by the bbc‘s hywel griffith from sydney.what do we know about these men? as you said, two of the four arrested at the weekend, they have been arrested for five days for questioning. they were charged last night sydney time and will appear before the court. we know they are 49—year—old from la kemba before the court. we know they are 49—year—old from lakemba and 32—year—old from punchbowl. we are not certain of the relationship between them. that will come out in the court proceedings. there were another two people arrested. one of those remains in detention. a fourth man was released without charge. all four according to the police in australia were part of a plot, a conspiracy. they initially thought to bring down an aeroplane. as i said one of the four men released without charge. two of the fort due to appear in the next hour in court. i understand we are expecting to hear from the police shortly. what can we expect from them? yes, we may learn more about their investigation. we know they have been searching for several d