a man named hugh thompson. he was piloting a helicopter gunship flying over the village and was seeing american soldier firing activity and thought they were under attack and got out and was reviewing the incomprehensible sight of american soldiers shooting elderly women, taking out babies from underneath the bodies of their mother and shooting them and figuring out what's happening and he got into his helicopter and in the course of minutes, undid every bit of training he had had as to who is an us and who is a them. he took his helicopter, landed it between the last group of surviving villagers and american soldiers coming at them with their weapons, landed his helicopter and turned his machine guns on the american soldiers and said if you do not stop i will mow you all down. what is most important to me his none of these guys had fancier neurons than any of us. same neurotransmitters, same genes, same enzymes no fancier than any of us. what we are left with at the end is a version of that in evitable exasper

hugh. hello. england will have wing lydia thompson fit for their rugby world cup semifinal against france tonight.some world ranking games to complete before the semi—finals proper get going. the first of those starts at 5 this afternoon, underdogs usa against the champions new zealand who‘ve already scored a whopping 35 tries in the three matches they‘ve played so far. they‘re understandably the favourites to go through to the final. who‘lljoin them? on paper, it should be england because new zealand and england are the top two sides in the world. new zealand the defending world champions there. the six nations grand slam winners as well. don‘t write off the french just yet because they‘ve won two of the last six nations titles and they know the english game very well having played them most recently of course in the six nations. according to the england captain sarah hunter, they‘re a well rounded squad with strengths across the pitch. even the england coach simon middleton says he‘s not yet preparing in his mind for a final against the black ferns. we had our combinations mapped out for all of

and, with six finals tonight, katarina johnson—thompson gets a second chance to make it onto the podium. i'm lizzie greenwood hughesup in the programme... the defeated champions — chelsea are beaten by burnley in their opening game of the season. but it's terrific for the terriers. promoted huddersfield beat crystal palace 3—0. good evening. and what an evening gets going to be on the ninth day of these world athletics championships, on the penultimate evening. two figureheads of atheltics will be leaving the sport tonight. 29 world championship and olympic golds between them. we have about three hours before usian bolt bows out of the sport, and in the next two hours, mo farah is due to cross the finish line in the 5000 metres — his final race at a major championship. it would be his fourth world title in a row over the distance, and after his 10,000 metres gold, he is on for another double. it would be his fifth in a row at worlds and 0lympics. a true giant of distance running, perhaps not the greatest. he's never had a world record. at a true racer. he took david moorcroft was not 5000 metres british record. he

hughes in a time of 10.08 seconds. and dina asher—smith went in the women's100m. she came home in fifth place, with a 11.21 second finish. jamaica's elaine thompsons. and england's men have opened their eurohockey campaign with a 6—0 win over poland. two goals each from mark gleghorne and sam ward alongside strikes from chris griffiths and david condon made for a comfortable win 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 the real basics that we need to make sure we get right the time, where we want to get to in world hockey. it doesn't matter who we are playing against, we got away with it today against the lesser opposition, we need to be bringing that out every day. 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 group game on tuesday. that is all the sports are now. you can keep up—to—date with al