so we want to have clarity around this and clarity around the governance of the sport so the ipc haveier to look at you. i completely agree with richard. it's all about who trains the hardest and the category system is in place and i agree with that. mine is a little harder to distinguish. i am a t33, and the next category is t34. both cp which is what i have... cerebral palsy. cerebral palsy, yes. and one of them is more severe, one of them less severe. t33, what i am, i cannot get out of my chair, cannot walk at all. t34, they are able to walk or have some range of walking ability so there's a little bit of a fine line of which i can understand is why people get classified wrong because it is a little bit of a fine line with that, but i agree with richard that it is down to who trains the hardest and there are some cases of, you know, some people, you might say, again, i'm not trying to complain, i think the values that the paralympics are and they... my argument is if you are going to beat me i don't mind you beating me, but i'd like to be on a level playing field. richard, i want

monitoring of him in a police cell, but also who injured real difficulties with the failure of the ipctigate in a timely way and ensure that lessons were learned as a result of that case. can i thank mr foy‘s statements, and his personal commitment to following through, particularly for better support for bereaved families? can i take him up on his point about making sure we find the right places to detain people? we have heard about it and the respect of people with mental health problems. i want to press on the point of those were intoxicated. tim ellis makes a strong recommendation, recommendation 22, the government should consider drying up centres with international evidence suggests may be safer and cheaper than police custody. still to come: the government is accused of "passing the buck" over g re nfell tower. now we regularly call parliament the heart of british democracy. but how democratic is parliament? an e—petition that's attracted more than 100,000 signatures says the current westminster electoral system makes parliament "unrepresentative". the petition demands the repla

come to the conclusion that there is no intention on behalf of there is no intention on behalf of the ipcundertake changes to operations personnel to ensure the illegalities and irregularities do not happen again. all indications are that the election of the 6th of october will be worse than the previous one. it is unfortunate that international actors that have supported kenyans in their press for democracy and good governance are now on the side of a dictatorship. the original election was in august. and the incumbent, uhuru kenyatta, was declared the winner. but the opposition claimed the result was compromised and the supreme court agreed. it said the election "was not conducted in accordance with the constitution" and that the result was therefore "invalid, null and void." hence the need for a rerun. uhuru kenyatta is unimpressed with mr odinga's announcement. that criticism is not necessarily being listened to by raila odinga's supporters. here's nancy kacungira. his words were that he thinks this election, supposed to be held october 26, will be worse than the first one, on august

following this the ipc have submitted a nine page document as evidence to the committee.e has carried out her first solo public engagement since announcing she was expecting her third child. she was forced to cancel a number of engagements due to severe morning sickness in the early weeks of her pregnancy. today she visited the lawn tennis association, for which she is now patron. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph reports. she arrived dressed down, ready to play. it seems the weeks of chronic pregnancy sickness are behind the duchess of cambridge. today she appeared to be back to full fitness a at the national tennis centre in south—west london. as patron of the lawn tennis association, it was a chance for her to see how tennis is developing at a grass—roots level. the duchess saw children being given a first taste of the sport. it was actually really exciting. first time meeting a royal family, i nearly screamed, and it was so fun as well. also sharing her expertise was the british women's number one antonio co nte, british women's number one antonio conte, for her,

in a statement the ipc have said they are fully aware of the story and they are in consultation withsting within the association. we are going to return to football to finish, and this is what cork city's ground looks like after storm 0phelia blew the roof off one of their stands. cork need one point to clinch the league of ireland title. pa rt clinch the league of ireland title. part of the roof have been blown into surrounding gardens. no announcement yet about what will happen had of that scheduled game. that's all the sport from now. thank you, we will talk to you later. it is 5:36pm. let's return now to brexit, and this evening the prime minister theresa may will have dinner with the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier and commission presidentjean—claude juncker. it's thought the meeting is an attempt to break the deadlock in the brexit talks. downing street officials are denying claims its a hastily arranged panic meeting, and say the meal‘s been in the diary for weeks. there are different views on that. let's get a take on a really fascinating aspect of this, how will these n

in a statement released earlier the ipc have said they are fully aware of the story and are in consultationer. this is after more details emerged about what's been described as a "climate of fear" that existed within the organisation. british swimming apolohgised to 13 of it's para—swimmers last week. great britain's world and olympic cycling champion katie archibald has signed for a professional road racing team next year. she follows her fellow olympic team pursuit champion elinor barker injoining the leading women's outfit, wiggle high5. archibald isn't turning her back on the travck, she'll defend her world omnium title next year, before taking on both track and road events at the commonwealth games in australia in april. we're going to go back to football to finish and this is what cork city's ground looks like after storm 0phelia blew the roof off one of the stands at their turners cross ground. the team are due to play derry city at home tomorrow night, with cork needing just a point to clinch the league of ireland title. parts of the roof have been blown into surrounding gardens. no

in a statement released in the last hour the ipc have said they are fully aware of the story and arerepublic of ireland, killing two people. a woman, in her 50s, was in a car in waterford which was hit by a falling tree while a man in his 30s died in a chainsaw accident in county tipperary after trying to remove a tree downed by the storm. more than 22,000 homes and businesses have been left without power. the taoiseach leo varadkar gave this advice to the public. the first is to stay indoors wherever you are until the storm has passed. to check on your neighbours and elderly relatives and particularly those living alone. to bear in mind that while in some parts of the country the storm is not that bad, it is coming your way. this is a national red alert. it applies to cities, all counties and all areas and bear in mind even after the storm has passed there will be dangers. there will be trees on the ground and power lines down and to take care in that regard. 0n the line is mary murphy, owner of the lawrence cove post office on bere island, an island off the south west coast of irel