dani king and hannah barnes really surprised me today.hey deserve for the ride that they have. big chance again tomorrow in the men's road race, they have a long ride down to bergen and ian there will to the circuit. pierce egan is the favourite. yes, i think a lot of people would like to see him take that rainbowjersey again. a really exciting race with michael matthews representing australia and the as well. peter really wants this. he is talking it down but tomorrow he will turn himself inside out to try to get that jersey again. the norwegians will feel that they have a strong hand as well. great britain have ben swift and another rider could be predicted. yes, they could go into the race more open—minded about who will get the opportunity in the end, but they have a strong team, theyjust do not have that clear ambition to ride for one rider. it will be interesting to see what cards they play tomorrow. one thing is for sure, it will be well supported, the crowds have been fantastic here in bergen. the race coverage you can watch live

britain's hannah barnes has finished ninth in the women's individual time trial at the world championships the rio olympic games last year — finished just one minute twenty—three seconds off the lead. olympic gold medallist elinor barker finished behind her in nineteenth after suffering a mechanical problem. dutch rider annemiek van vleuten took the world title ahead of her compatriot anna van der breggen. a bit annoyed, i had a mechanical problem and was stuck in quite a high gear which is not ideal. it messed with my head a little bit after that. it made the hill even more difficult than it should have been. but what can you do. chris froome will race in the time trial at the world championships tomorrow but admits he hasn't been able to train specifically for the event. he's had a busy summer... becoming just the third rider to win the tour de france—vuelta double in the same year, and the first to do so since the spanish race was switched to follow the french one in 1995. froome spoke to the bbc‘s jill douglas in norway. physically i think i have bounced back pretty well considering wh

hannah barnes was britain's highest placed rider in 14th place, with dani king 20th.rently tied second at eight under, one shot ahead of one of his big rivals, the us pga champion justin thomas. the winner will receive a $10 million bonus. and any of the players in the event can theoretically win a massive pay cheque but only the top five in the standings are assured of doing so if they win in atlanta. britain could have another boxing world champion in the next few in the next few hours. hughie fury — the cousin of tyson — is aiming to claim the wbo heavyweight belt. furious 23 years old and has numerous injuries and setbacks and illnesses. it is the biggest day in my life. i have been preparing for this moment all my life. it is what i have always wanted. i always said i will be world champion. this moment has been a long time coming. iam more moment has been a long time coming. i am more than ready for it. i will grab it with both hands. us president donald trump says he is withdrawing a white house invitation to the golden state warriors, after star player steph c

hannah barnes was britain‘s highest placed rider in 14th place, with dani king 20th. of matios romero, in the state of wahaca. so far, there have been no casualties. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has defended transport for london‘s decision not to renew the licence for the taxi—app uber. mr khan said he had sympathy with uber drivers and customers but the company had failed — in the view of tfl— to act as a fit and proper operator. more than half a million people have signed a petition to reverse the decision and the company says it will appeal. the two main party leaders in germany will make their final appeals to voters today before sunday‘s elections. the chancellor angela merkel‘s centrist party have a clear lead in the polls. in what is now a familiar picture across europe, both mrs merkel and the social democratic leader, martin schulz, are urging voters to shun the anti—islam, anti—immigrant rhetoric of right—wing candidates that have gained support in the run up to the election. and we‘ll have full coverage of the elections in germany on the bbc news channe

hannah barnes was the best placed briton in 14th.e position to be in, in a world championships. but they're always hard. to be honest, they're always hard. to be honest, they kept me going. if i wasn't in a tea m they kept me going. if i wasn't in a team as strong as that, then, i would have been tempted to pull out. i thought, i can't let these girls down. i have to be in there as long asi down. i have to be in there as long as i can. they were in every move of the game. that's what it's about for the game. that's what it's about for the future. and britain will be "real underdogs" in the men's road race, according to coach rod ellingworth. 2011 champion mark cavendish and geraint thomas are missing through injury. there's coverage on bbc2 from 1pm. that's all the sport. now on bbc news here's ben brown with the papers. hello and welcome to our look at the mornings papers. with me, prashant rao, deputy europe business editor of the international new york times and the political commentator, vincent moss. today's front pages first st

hannah barnes was the highest placed british rider.d up andi there with the best, yes, i stood up and i started to sprout but i had nothing left. i cannot really be too disappointed with that. i couldn't praise them enough, evelyn stepped up the game and that is so valuable moving forwards, going into a world championships next time. we have numbers, the dutch had the numbers today and the won the bike race. but we are catching them up. in the premiership, rugby union, leicester tigers have their second win of the season thanks to a chaotic 31—28 victory at harlequins. having lost both of their opening matches, they are building momentum. harlequins lost just twice are building momentum. harlequins lostjust twice in the entirety of last season, but one of those defeats was against leicester. inside the first ten minutes in the away side were inside enemy territory. after going to the t" for scored. as the dust settled, the defence were caught napping, danny ca re defence were caught napping, danny care week week to the opportunity give

britain's hannah barnes finished a little faster, just one minute 23 off the lead to take ninth.d a mechanical going up the hill, so it messed with my head after that. i could go down the gears, but i couldn't go up, so it made bay hill oi' couldn't go up, so it made bay hill or difficult than it should have been. it could have been worse. i had to give us coming back down the hill. bbc sport understands that british bobsleigh is set to withdraw funding from its women's team — just five months before the winter olympics. britain's top driver, mica mcneill, says she's "gutted and shocked" to be told by bosses there was no money left to fund her team because of "an overspend". the british bobsleigh and skeleton association will continue to support three men's teams, but it is now uncertain whether team gb will be represented in the women's bobsleigh competition in pyeongchang. that's all the sport for now. the cricket is 139— for now for the we st the cricket is 139— for now for the west indies. police now say that the death toll in the grenfell tower fire injune may not be quite a

britain's hannah barnes has finished ninth in the women's individual time trial at the world championships23 seconds off the lead. olympic gold medallist elinor barker finished behind her in nineteenth after suffering a mechanical problem. dutch rider annemiek van vleuten took the world title ahead of her compatriot anna van der breggen. a little bit annoyed, i had a panic going up the hill so it was not ideal, it messed with my head a bit after that, i could go back down couldn't go out, that made the hill even more difficult than it should have been. more sport later this evening, see you then. an update now on that situation in mexico with that earthquake. a strong tremor felt in mexico city, the quake was in the south of the country. we understand various fires have been reported in the capital. according to officials in mexico city, people are trapped, some of those buildings are on fire. we also hear mexico airport has suspended operations after the earthquake, the main international airport. that is according to the head of mexico's emergency services, the main airport has suspended

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robyn and hannah lived many a apartment above a barn on east bay street. and so any senses from what i've read an understand it was really this creative mix of people, and they interacted with each other. they learned from each other. they grew. and it, i don't think robert, i think that was one of the reason why is robert was able l to do what he did was because not only did he grow up. the circumstances that he grew up in allows him to dream big dreams and then try to wonder well -- why aren't i, you know, why aren't i free? but then he was around people that was a stimulating, you know, kind of a social situation as well. so i don't know that this directly answers your question. but i think from my perspective that's part it have. but -- show less text 01:01:18 unidentified speaker >> i want to say to add quickly robert small what i found was that he embraced every opportunity that came his way to restrictions et cetera but he found way around the them that's particularly extraordinary about his story he was derled to create a life for himself that was