ross county beat dundee 2—1, hibs w011 ross county beat dundee 2—1, hibs won against partick thistleeague 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 win of the day, top of the table after beating barnsley. sheffield united's returns the championship. relegated middlesbrough lost at wolves. all the score is on the bbc sport website including an incredible start of the season for luton who beat yeovil 8—2 and they got a goal down as well. they began their first season outside the football league for 112 years and it did not go well, the lost 2—0 away at sutton united. the fa cup final wasn't even three months ago, but qualifying for the season's competition got underway today, this

premiership, ross county beat dundee 2—1, hibs won at home and saint johnstone were 2—1winners at kumarrks 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 premier league. let's pick out a view of the other notable results. bristol city had the best win, top of the table after beating barnsley. sheffield united's returns began with a 1—0 win. relegated middlesbrough lost at wolves. all the football league scorers are on the bbc sport website including an incredible start the season for luton who beat you 8—2 and we had to come back from a goal as well. leyton orient have begun their first season i the football league for 112 years, it did not go well, losing to nil at sutton united. dean beckwith here with the seco

there were also wins for hamilton, hearts, hibs and aberdeen. well into round three of golf‘s uspga championship in north carolina. hideki matsuyama is still in contention to become the first japanese player to win a major. he's just one shot behind leader kevin kisner of the united states. details of the day's other sports stories are on the bbc sport website. but from me, for now, goodnight. that's all from me. goodnight. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are benedicte paviot of france 2a and the journalist and broadcaster, penny smith. we are delayed because of the athletics so straight into it. let's start with the mail on sunday and the headline, teresa lu's mea culpa. she will apologise in october for losing a conservative majority. well, that is not an earth shatteringly big surprise. it will be in manchester, the conference on october one. we at august 13 if a week is a long team in politics, goodness knows what will happen by then. when the mail puts grovelling apology, i do not

polive are to investigate complaints over neil lennon's so—called "inflammatory" goal celebrations, in hibsctory over rangers. and rory mcilroy warns he may not play again this year, because of a long—standing rib injury. welcome to the programme. cristiano ronaldo has been banned for five games after pushing a referee in the spanish super cup first leg. he'd already scored in real madrid's 3—1win over barcelona at the camp nou and was reacting to being sent off, after picking up a second yellow. he has ten days to appeal. hugh ferris reports. voiceover: cristiano ronaldo has had a taxing summer, given extended time by real madrid due to footballing and then legal commitments, this is the moment that will give him even more of a break(!) any of that has its fair share of drama, especially when the trophy —— there is a trophy at stake, but this one had an inauspicious start to share of the. ronaldo was just inauspicious start to share of the. ronaldo wasjust a inauspicious start to share of the. ronaldo was just a substitute, having only recently returned to training, but half an hour is mor

hibs remain fifth, while dundee are off the bottom of the table.ggling in their second innings, on day three of the second test against a much—improved west indies. despite two james anderson wickets with the first two balls of the day, england finished a three where they started it and why they have been for most of this test match. they have a lead now ofjust two runs. it has been an enthralling game and an enthralling day. unpredictable from the very start. cheap brands at headingley, england had not found any offer on what it's all saturday. they spent a long time waiting and on sunday morning, by one, get free. shai hope on the first ball and then shane dowrich. jimmy anderson just three from 500 in tears. jermaine blackwood nearly threw himself in with the england deal, straight to moeen ali, oh no. england could not afford mistakes not with the west indies gliding away. jason holder held the post and by the time they we re held the post and by the time they were pulled out, his team had a big lead. sunday lunchtime, west indies 160 macro run

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hibs remain fifth, while dundee are off the bottom of the table.on day three of the second test against a much—improved west indies. patrick gearey has been following the action at headingley. have cheap brands at headingley. england had not found any offer on wickets on saturday. they spent a long time waiting. first ball, shai hope for 147. ben shane dowrich. jimmy andersonjust hope for 147. ben shane dowrich. jimmy anderson just three from 500 in tears. jermaine blackwood nearly threw himself in with the deal, straight to moeen ali, but england could not afford mistakes not with the west indies gliding away. jason holder help the pose and by the time they were bowled out, his team held a big lead. sunday lunchtime, west indies in front, more focus on the under pressure batting line—up for england, a big afternoon ahead. scrutiny followed mark stoneman to the crease, still feeling his way in test cricket. that requires the sort of concentration that offers little stimulation but rather that than the alarm call but jilted stimulation but rather th

reported to the police — neil lennon's conduct during hibs‘ win over rangers is questioned.r five matches — cristiano ronaldo is punished after pushing a referee. and the future is bright — great britain's athletics team say the world championships were a great success. hello and welcome to the programme. police have received complaints about hibernian head coach neil lennon's conduct during his team's win over rangers at ibrox on saturday. the northern irishman was criticised by some rangers fans for so—called "inflammatory" actions after simon murray equalised. it comes as police investigate "offensive and threatening comments" made to lennon on social media. alistair lamont reports. the ibrox stage was set for a hotly anticipated fixture. the recent rivalry between rangers and hibernian spiced up even further as the former celtic player and manager neil lennon took his place in the opposition technical area. ina dramatic opposition technical area. in a dramatic 90 minutes, flash points once scarce. this was the first half equaliser. another episode in neil lennon's antago

hib would cause 20,000 to 25,000 cases a year. gone. i mean, polio would paralyze, you know, tens of thousands of children every year. gone. i mean, diphtheria was the most common killer of teenagers in the 1920s. gone. i mean, you know, vaccines... the benefit of vaccines is clear. >> well, there's now 16 diseases that are preventable by vaccination for children. 14 of those are diseases that we vaccinate infants and young children for, and two of them are diseases that we vaccinate adolescents. from my point of view, being able to prevent 16 diseases by vaccination is a really good thing. >> shame on you! shame on you! >> narrator: but this public health miracle has been losing ground. since we first reported on the vaccine war in 2010, more parents across america have decided not to fully vaccinate their children. like all wars, this one has casualties. >> health officials suspect someone who was at the disneyland resort in mid-december had the measles and that's how the disease spread. >> the measles outbreak that began at disneylan

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million people were against hibs in mosul to witness the aftermath and a word of warning you may find some of the content of his report coming up here upsetting they kept this up for a needy ten months for the. u.s. led coalition and the iraqis one but you can still smell the ashes this probably won't shock you the destruction in mosul a city in ruins it's already been shown you've probably also heard about the thousands killed the civilian suffering what you will likely haven't heard of is the smell it's noisy eating repulsive and it's everywhere the sort of smell that makes us in stink these sick the smell of rotting bodies. the sickly odor permeates near the entirety of the old city under the rubble hundreds and hundreds of corpses jihad ists as well as civilians families this is what rescuers have collected just this morning three suspected isis fighters two women and two children this is again just the first few hours of this morning from buildings right around us and they're still not done alone most of them are women and children they called this a victory you would never think

and there are five matches in the scottish premiership today, with rangers at home to hibs. night, champions celtic beat partick i—0. that is all you'll sport for now, there is full coverage of the world athletics championships throughout the day across the bbc sport website, so you won't miss a thing. it is going to be a memorable night. the next news on bbc one is at 5:20. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with shaun ley. let's get more now on those new measures to tackle the dangerous use of laser pens, which are being considered by the government. there are concerns that they could be a threat to air safety, after incidents where they've been used to target aircrafts and pilots. earlier i spoke to former pilot chris hammond — now spokesperson for the british airline pilots association balpa. he had a laser shone at him while he was flying and described the impact it had. it's disconcerting, it happens at the late stage in the approach to gatwick at night. it's distracting, basically. we still see and bc. that's the motto. we look outside all the ti

hamilton won at hibs while motherwell beat ross county. rangers drew 0—0 with hearts.e top, ahead on goal difference from stjohnstone and aberdeen. dundee, partick and kilmarnock have all yet to take their first points of the season. 0nto the championship, and there was a good win for leeds over sunderland. chris wood withdrew from the side for leeds. he scored 27 goals last season, but is close to £50 million move to burnley. leeds managed without him, though. stuart dallas make sure of the victory. it is their first make sure of the victory. it is theirfirst win at make sure of the victory. it is their first win at the stadium of light since 2004. ipswich and cardiff each have four straight wins so far this season. ipswich beat brentford while cardiff won impressively at wolves. derby beat bolton, while there were first wins of the season for sheffield wednesday at fulham, and aston villa over norwich. nottingham forests good start to the season continued with victory over middlesbrough, preston beat reading while qpr came from behind to beat hull. it might be august

police have received complaints about neil lennon's conduct during hibs‘ win over rangers.ions were believed to be inflammatory. this good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. more than 300 people are feared dead and others remain trapped after a mudslide near sierra leone's capital, freetown. a hillside in the regent area collapsed early on monday following heavy rains, leaving many homes buried under a wall of mud. around two—hundred and fifty bodies have been recovered so far. as our diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports. snatched video on a mobile phone shows a torrent of mud and water carrying away everything in its path. this driver risked his life on a bridge all but overwhelmed by the flash floods. freetown is an overcrowded coastal city. it has few defences against heavy rains. they come every year but not usually with quite such ferocity. around 250 bodies. been recovered so far, the authorities fear there could be many more trapped in the ruins of houses. a bbc reporter is there. i went down to the spot myself and you could see people using their

elsewhere there were wins for hamilton, hearts, hibs and aberdeen.ng into today's final round. the american is looking to win his first major title and has a one—shot lead after three rounds at quail hollow. england's paul casey had a poor end to his day dropping back to level par but remains the highest placed british player, seven shots off the lead. that's all the sport. now on bbc news here's ben brown with the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers say this morning. with me are david wooding of the sun on sunday and the writer and broadcaster shyama perera. good morning and thank you both some at her being with us. let's take a look at what the front pages have. the violence in charlottesville happened too late to catch most of the sunday papers, but lets look at the front pages. the telegraph reports cabinet will pledge the uk's commitment to leave the single market and custom union after brexit — after a summer of infighting over the issue. former labour minister david miliband enters the brexit debate in the observer —

a 1—1 draw against hibs at dens park ended a run of five league defeats in a row.ay it's advantage west indies heading into the fourth day of the second test against england in leeds. joe root‘s team are playing catch up in their second innings. mark stoneman hit a maiden test half century before being bowled for 52. root will resume unbeaten on a5 with england leading by only two runs — they have seven wickets in hand. it is set up well for the next two days and we just hope we can get ourselves in a good position. any targets ? ourselves in a good position. any targets? one step at the time, keep trying to build a lead and keep the west indies out in the field as long as possible. lewis hamilton celebrated his 200th race in formula one with a faultless display to win the belgian grand prix. the three time world champion started on pole but was angry about a safety car coming out, which he said could have ruined his chance of winning. but he held off the challenge of sebastian vettel to take the victory. hamilton's now just seven points behind vettel in the driver

hearts beat kilmarnock, rangers lost at home to hibs, and aberdeen won at ross county.t lead at quail hollow, on nine—under—par. the american is currently one—under—par for his round, his only birdie of the day so far coming after this recovery shot on the seventh hole. pre—tournament favourite rory mcilroy, though, is well off the pace, with five bogeys in his third round. he is on four—over—par overall. these are live pictures from quail hollow. matsuyama has now just matsuyama has nowjust dropped off. paul casey is four under for the tournament, and we have a whole day of action tomorrow. anything can happen, really. you can follow the rest of the evening's action live on bbc two and on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. we will cross over life to cha rlottesville we will cross over life to charlottesville where the virginia governor is holding a news conference after the event their earlier today. we are in nation of immigrants. unless you are a native american, the first ships which came to jamestown, virginia, in 1607. since that time many people

hibs defeated partick vessel and saintjohnstone also won. terry captains aston villa. filleted not take long to ta ke aston villa. filleted not take long to take the lead against hull city, just six minutes as gabrielle palmer for it but them ahead. hull equalise ina very for it but them ahead. hull equalise in a very similar manner, with jared bowen owning a share of the points as they look to bounce straight back to the premier league. golf to venice, south korea's kim has a co mforta ble venice, south korea's kim has a comfortable lead. she finished the day at 17 under par, six shots clear of georgia hall, who is tied for second. hall was three shots behind, but double bogeys extended concerning's lead over her. it's all the sports, more in the next hour. a pre—season friendly between burnley and hanover was abandoned due to crowd trouble. police say the decision was taken after a group of travelling fans attended attack the home stands as well as police officers and stewards. action police say additional resources have been brought in fr

hamilton are fourth — they beat hibs 3—1. motherwell beat ross county 2—0.ous and foremost scientists, has launched a stinging attack on the government over the nhs. he's accused the health secretary jeremy hunt of "cherry picking" evidence to justify the creation of a seven—day nhs. mr hunt has rejected that and accused the nobel prize winning scientist of spreading falsehoods. our correspondent sarah campbell was at the royal college of medicine where professor hawking made his speech. professor hawking acknowledged that he would not be here today were it not for the expert care he received at the hands of the nhs, but he is concerned about its future and he did not pull any punches, accusing the health secretary of abusing science, of cherry—picking studies in order to win the argument over whether levels of care at weekends in hospitals are dangerously low. hunt has cherry—picked research. speaking as a scientist, cherry—picking evidence is unacceptable. applause. ..citing some studies but suppressing others to justify policies that they want to implemen

the sanctions pro-hib it other countries from importing north korean goods. it's estimated the economic fallout is the in the billion dollar range. >> even allies in the region, like china and japan, south korea, all agreeing with the united states that north korea and its nuclear capabilities must be stopped. >> the white house pledged to clamp down on government leaks that it believes threatened national security. >>> pence for president in 2020? well, not according to the vice president himself. pence denies a "new york times" report that says he's considering a white house run should president trump not be seek re-election. "the times" quoted multiple sources. the newspaper noted pence's aggressive political schedule and fund-raising operation. pence tweeted this statement that reads in part -- >>> police in montgomery county got the chance to speak to their congressman in person today. people there asked questions about everything, from infrastructure and the future of health care, to the water quality concerns. >> it will continue to be a local and nati

dundee ended a run of five scottish premier league defeats with a one draw against hibs. fifth place while dundee are of michael at the bottom of the table. the first two balls of the day. the windies trail and added 98 runs for the first innings lead of 169 and in reply, england last alistair cook but mark stillman made a maiden test 50 as he looked to cement his ashes spot. he was bowled by shannon gabriel. england were 94—3, 75 runs behind. a short while ago they were 160 macro three. sebastian vettel‘s lead — in the f1 drivers‘ championship — is down to seven points... lewis hamilton equalled michael schumacher‘s record. he went on to finish ahead of his title rival. lewis hamilton came here needing to close the gap on sebastien vettel in the world championship and he did just that. this was no time to relax. lewis hamilton and sebastien vettel started first and second and back continued for much of the race. as they kept a clean, others could not. the force india‘s car is avoided and shunned as at hamilton and sebastien vettel were in a class of their own, the pair b

i expected to see angry hib pis with clinched fists shouting obscenities. instead i observe a great variety of people. there are peace symbols and crosses, colored beads and gold jewelry, tie dyed t-shirts and button down oxford cloth shirts, beards and shaved faces, long hair and clipped haircuts. each face is lit by a flickering candle representing the loss of an american life in vietnam. the line moves in silence and all i hear is the muffled sound of shuffling feet. the impact of the scene is overwhelming. up until this moment i have generally regarded life in terms of black and white. i considered the anti-war demonstrators a bunch of hippies whose cause and tactics i did not support. to me the march was unpatriotic and disruptive, therefore it must be bad. in contrast, the moon launch was patriotic and unifying. therefore it must be good. tonight, however, i see the hippies as individual people expressing great sensitivity and compassion. i can no longer define life so simply and my thinking changes. i now view the protesters in shades of gray. the ne

elsewhere, there were wins for hamilton, hearts, hibs and aberdeen.jor title, and has a one—shot lead after three rounds at quail hollow. england's paul casey had a poor end to his day, dropping back to level—par, but remains the highest—placed british player, seven shots off the lead. idid say i did say that we would be speaking to all of the medallist this morning. it wasn't long ago they we re morning. it wasn't long ago they were on the track competing behind me. i don't think they will have had much sleep this morning. and what a great place you are at the moment, in the top spot, on that podium. we will be back with you later. it is the final day of the world athletics championships in london, so here is sian, with a quick rundown of the must—see tom bosworth takes on the men's 22 on the race walk in the afternoon session. he holds the british record in the event after coming a surprise sixth in rio. robbie grabarz will hope to replicate his success at london 2012, taking bronze in the men's high jump. the london 2012, taking bronze in the men's

elsewhere there were wins for hamilton, hearts, hibs and aberdeen.ail hollow. england's paul casey had a poor end to his day dropping back to level par but remains the highest placed british player, seven shots off the lead. back here at the london stadium i promised you that we would be speaking to world champions and that is what we have. that is the poor by 100 meter relay team, winning gold last night on the track. fantastic night, cj, what does it mean when i say to you you are a world champion? i don't think it's really kicked in. it's surreal. the crowd was amazing. like a big party out at the end of the day. it was surreal. to lead—off for the team and get these guys to a good place, the rest of the guys did theirjob and credit to them. fantastic night for british athletics, three medals on the track last night, when you saw the result confirmed on the big screen, your reaction, so emotional, what was going through your mind? exactly how a celebrated, i didn't really know what to do, i couldn't conceptualise celebration, it was just... overwh

elsewhere, there were wins for hamilton, hearts, hibs and aberdeen.jor title, and has a one—shot lead after three rounds at quail hollow. england's paul casey had a poor end to his day, dropping back to level—par, but remains the highest placed british player, seven shots off the lead. and we will be speaking to all of the british medallists. it will be exciting. stay tuned for that. we will be back with you later on. looking forward to all those chats. sir mo farah‘s silver medal from last nightjust adds to his incredible trophy cabinet. amongst his achievements, he's won four olympic medals and he's broken records all over the world. his running potential was spotted at an early age by his pe teacher, alan watkinson. he joins us from twickenham. it is lovely to have you on brea kfast it is lovely to have you on breakfast this morning. we were willing him to gold and now that the dust has settled, how do you look back at his silva? it was a fabulous performance. if you look back at what he had been through through the week, he is getting on a bit, no

a 1—1 draw against hibs at dens park ended a run of five league defeats in a row.rth day of the second test against england in leeds. joe root‘s team are playing catch up in their second innings. mark stoneman hit a maiden test half century before being bowled for 52. root will resume unbeaten on a5 with england leading by only two runs. they have seven wickets in hand. it is well for the next two days. i just hope we can go on and get it day after day. any target? one step ata day after day. any target? one step at a time. keep trying to build a lead and give the west indies out of the field as long as possible. -- keep the west indies. lewis hamilton celebrated his 200th race in formula one with a faultless display to win the belgian grand prix. the three time world champion started on pole but was angry about a safety car coming out, which he said could have ruined his chance of winning. but he held off the challenge of sebastian vettel to take the victory. he's nowjust seven points behind vettel in the drivers‘ standings. andrea dovizioso won the british motogp

. >> they never filed themandatory reports even though i countless e-mailed them and requested a hib and filed they never did. >> mallory took her own life in june, nine months after the grossmans say they first contacted the school pleading for help as their daughter began suffering. in in the civil realm, the individuals that harassed, stalked, bullied, potentially have liability arguably their parents do. in certain school system could be held responsible, as well. >> reporter: according to the cyberbullying research center, 34% of students surveyed report having been cyberbullied in their life. add less scent girls are more likely to experience the abuse. ♪ >> reporter: mallory's parents now hoping this tragedy will shed light on the growing issue. >> we were in the process before all of this happened about taking her out of the school and putting her into private school, but unfortunately she didn't give us the chance to. >> now the grossmans say they were in contact with their school once a month since their first complaint in october. their lawyer says they may also potentiall

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