it was fia doctor ian roberts who rushed to grosjean's car to help when the incident happened: turning attempting to get himself out, obviously as you can see flames pretty much everywhere. —— roman was attempting. looking through that damage, i described itjust like looking into the doorway of a furnace. my face was pretty much stinking, but no other issue than that for me, and i met her grabbing him and pulling him over but things we re him and pulling him over but things were melting. —— and it was a matter of grabbing him and pulling him over. world number one judd trump is the first player through to the last 16 of the uk snooker championship. he wasn't at his best against liang wenbo of china, who's currently ranked 30th in the world, but came through to win 6—1 in milton keynes. trump faces wales' mark williams or fellow englishman ricky walden next. and john higgins has also made it through, he beat wales' jackjones by six frames to two. you can check all of today's scores on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. it's been another grey day for many of us, yes

he certainly thanked the marshals who were on the scene in seconds, and dr ian roberts, who helped himim earlier. as we came out from into turn 3, the fireball and then arriving on this area of flame with the rearmost portion of the car present but pointing in the wrong direction, we drew up turning to my right. i could see through the gap in the barrio of the rest of the car and romain was a tipping to get himself out. obviously as you can see, the flames we re obviously as you can see, the flames were pretty much everywhere and i described it just like were pretty much everywhere and i described itjust like looking into the doorway of a furnace. the heat must‘ve been immense. the doorway of a furnace. the heat must've been immense. my face was pretty much esteemed. but no other issue than that for me. a matter of grabbing him and pulling issue than that for me. a matter of grabbing him and putting them over, but things were melting. and his protective clothing was very much on the borderline in terms of its time expiring. from your heart sinking when he saw the extent of the damage t

it was fia doctor ian roberts who rushed to help him when the incident happened.hrough that damage as a discarded, just like looking into the doorway ofa just like looking into the doorway of a furnace. my face was pretty much stinging but no other issue than that for me. it's a matter of grabbing him and pulling them over about things were melting. amazing stuff. in world number one trump is the first player through to the last 16 of the uk‘s snooker championship. he wasn‘t at his best who is currently ranked 30 in the world but came through to win six —— one in milton keynes. trump faces wales is mark williams and value heirloom in the spring williamson next. and john higgins has also made it through. he beat wellesley is jack jones higgins has also made it through. he beat wellesley is jackjones by six frames to do. you can check all of today‘s scores over the bbc website. much more reaction there. that is all your support for now. good night. hello there. we‘ve started this week on a relatively quiet note. quite a lot of grey, gloomy weather around. although s

doctor robert citino, senior historian at the national world war ii museum in louisiana, we have a special guest with us tonight. a friend of the museum. my friend and a wonderful writer and author, ian toll, one of those people who doesn't need an introduction as we like to say. the introduction, he is extremely accomplished scholar and writer. he is the author of the epic story of the founding of the u.s. navy as well as a trilogy called the pacic war, the third volume of which has just been released called twilight --twilight of the gods: war in the wester pacific, 1944-1945". he won the elliott morrison awarfrom the naval order of the united states, he won the william colby military writers award. he won the other award given by the uss constitution museum. if there are any more awards out there i expect to see you winninone. thanks so much for agreeing to spend time with us and talking about "twilight of the gods: war in the wester pacific, 1944-1945". >> my pleasure and honor. >> i'm always struck, it is a big story, more on the western pacific 44-45, with action, valor, heroism of have resource but in the realm of politics, nicely done. especially fdr and douglas macarthur. wh