johnston's first winner was backin journey.n's first winner was back in 1987 and, three decades on, times have changed since then stop the most abiding memory is coming home and watching teletext, putting the results on teletext and having nothing else on the television or might. because there were no racing channels in those days. i had huge ambitions to train lots of good winners but i don't know i was thinking 4194. he has trained more than 100 winners here in each of the last 25 years, sustained success the likes of british sport has rarely seen. the state—of—the—art facilities including an equine swimming pool have also helped and those who know him best say his spirited innovation has made the difference. he would not accept what others were doing, he would always try something different. when the early days we had lard because he thought the horses should have more fat, which gave as more mice. he tried different things, he would never rest on his laurels. the family team will soon be record—breaking. when it comes to th

elsewhere, there were wins for st johnstone and livingstone.is hamilton is on pole position for tomorrow's belgian grand prix in spa. the championship leader mastered the wet conditions to go seven tenths of a second faster than sebastian vettel, who's second. force india took third and fourth place just days after the team was saved from collapse. tomorrow's british motogp will start 90 minutes earlier than planned because of heavy rain in the forecast. qualifying today was delayed by more than an hour due to downpours. jorge lorenzo will start on pole at silverstone, with britian‘s cal crutchlow in fourth. great britain won three gold medals on the penultimate day of competition at the european para—athletics championships in berlin. hannah cockcroft beat teammate and rival carrie adenegan in the t34 800 metres in a championship record time. it was wheel—to—wheel the whole way but cockroft held on to take the title. sophie hahn and thomas young were the other gold medallists.

it was attended by joseph johnston. johnston, his rival, of course. yes, right. i will repeat that. johnston caught pneumonia and died six weeks later after mourning his friend without a hat in the open rain and the cold. think about that. johnston, who was his adversary and a worthwhile -- worthy military adversary, compared his army and what it did in south carolina to the feats of julius caesar. no such army has been seen since the days of caesar. they created correspondence, became friends, and that's the take-away for me about new york and sherman's death and johnston's reaction to it, because johnston was a fine general. he fought for a terrible cause but he was a fine general, and sherman was able to mend fences later in life. also, resolve some of the contradictions. he was able to become friends with joseph johnston and also realize the danger of having the south dominate national politics by that time. >> why did he reject any kind of political career? i'm sure he must have thought about it. >> that's an easy one. he hated politicians. >> wasn't he jealous of grant, though

mark johnston has equalled the all—time record number of british winners for a racehorse trainer.chard hannon senior. johnston trained his first winner way back in 1987 and his victories have earned 53 million pounds in prize money. britain's swimmers are having their own ‘super saturday‘ on the penultimate day of the european para swimming championships in dublin. they're just over halfway through this evening's session and there's already been eight british medals, including a clean sweep in the women's s14100m butterfly. paralympic champion ellie robinson has also been in action, claiming gold in the s6 50m butterfly — and she's taken the opportunity to speak out about the need for better mental health support for athletes. ink up and doing quite a lot of work and birmingham. from its a house and birmingham. from its a house and things like that. but working on not being so, going for the world record and being happy with the process and this definitely things in the process if we go better but at the minute it's being happy with what we've got. i'm busy not enough that people

mark johnston has equalled the all—time record number of british winners for a racehorse trainer.on his 4,193rd victory, reaching the mark set by richard hannon senior. johnston trained his first winner way back in 1987 and his victories have earned £53 million in prize money. quick update from the premier league — chelsea and arsenal 2—2 a few mintes into the second half. we'll have the result and a full round up in sportsday in around an hours time. hello. world leaders have been paying tribute to kofi annan, who has died at the age of 80. the ordering physician for ten years and won the nobel peace prize in 2001. the current secretary—general described in today as a guiding force for good. james robbins look back at his life and there are some flashing images in his report. this office book and left one diplomat from ghana was sworn in lead the united nations back in 1996. already hugely respected figure but this was an age of relative innocence. 9/11 was still five years away and the iraq war was seven five years away and the iraq war was seve n years five years away and the i

johnston's first—ever winner was hinari video back in 1987 and three decades on, times have certainlyhanged since then. the most abiding memory of it is coming home and watching teletext all night, just putting the results on teletext and having nothing else on the television all night, because there were obviously no racing channels in those days. i had huge ambitions to train lots and lots of good winners but i don't know that i was thinking about 4,194. well, the key to markjohnston‘s remarkable feat has been consistency. he has trained more than 100 winners here in each of the last 25 years, sustained success the like of which british sport has rarely seen. johnston's state—of—the—art facilities, including an equine swimming pool, have also helped. those who know him best say his spirited innovation has made the difference. he wouldn't just accept what other people were doing. he'd always try something different. i remember in the early days, we did things like have lard in the... he felt the horses should be given a bit more fat in their diet so we had lard in the feed pots and t

elsewhere, saint johnstone beat dundee and livingston w011 johnstone beat dundee and livingston won airst french side to win rugby league's challenge cup. they beat warrington wolves by 20— 1a at wembley. adam wilde was there. from the south of france, the cata la n from the south of france, the catalan dragons officially in blood and gold, perhaps no more fitting colours for a rugby league final. not in great numbers, but in great hope of becoming the first french side to conquer this english cup. warrington wolves did in their way, but failed to block the channel out wide. cattle are in breaching defences early. the french side's determination to mark —— make their mark on history all too clear, starting the second half as they did the first, raiding willie armey extending their lead. warrington finally got the luck they needed when george king gathered to stumble, setting up an agonising finish. catalans dragons just clinging on foran finish. catalans dragons just clinging on for an extraordinary victory. and so after 122 years the cata la n victory. and so after 122 years the cata

taking that into account, johnston press' latest results do not look too bad.ave to ta ke operating profit. but you also have to take into account the fact that a large proportion of its pre—tax profit was made a up with a re—evaluation of the value of its bond. it is not in a sense that it is doing a lot better, it is merely an accounting peculiarity that has helped to boost the bottom line figure. that said, one of its titles, the cut price daily the eye, has been doing very well. that has been getting plenty of sales. and on digital the company has been doing reasonably well in terms of circulation. in terms of advertising revenue, sadly not. the reason for thatis revenue, sadly not. the reason for that is because google and facebook have been changing their algorithms. for example, facebook has been given more prominence to things people post about friends and family and less to news items. that is taking a toll. revenues are down by 10%. that has to be worrying. thank you. much more on the business live page. some we re more on the business live page. some

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in his ballads alan katz have johnston tells of the hard life in the mountains like when a flood washed over the hollers and swept away what the locals had worked so hard for. with this due to stacy crab and foreman mine a chinese davis johnston recorded his song muddy water which became a local hate. pulling in the cold war. never. ended the war you hold you. in mind. and then you recover. i mean i can still laugh about it the next thing you know what they're going to put up to save the pig and i. mean moving toward a new phone there's a new side the moaners mobile programs for the people to. keep warm out i have so many people come back downtown and they just don't say why would why would you still leave here if god had let me pick where i would go or be born here out of here and if our. and it gave me a chance for born to that particular group you know follow the money you. know the families anonymous or she from drugs your life with the only hasn't always been your old theater house burnt down and. you know that's we've also everything we did have a whole lot where they've been tire

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mark johnston has equalled the all—time record number of british winners for a racehorse trainer.ohnston trained his first winner way back in 1987 and his victories have earned 53 million pounds in prize money. and staying with para sport, paralympic canoeing champion emma wiggs will bid for her sixth successive world title paralympic champion ellie robinson is through to tonight‘ s finals at the european para—swimming championships in dublin. she was quickest in the heats for the s6 50—metres butterfly — this is her best event, the one that gave her gold in rio. and staying with para sport, paralympic canoeing champion emma wiggs will bid for her sixth successive world title in portugal next week — but she's expected to face the biggest challenge of her career to date from a new face on the water. as nick hope can tell us.. two women piling for one gold. emma, the former volleyball her turned paralympic champion canoeist and charlotte henshaw, a two—time paralympic medal winning swimmer who is now targeting success on the water rather than in it. we are in rio with team and i don

in his ballads and in cat's head johnston tells of the. hard life in the mountains like when a flood washed over the hollers and swept away what the locals had worked so hard for. with this due to stacy crab and foreman mine attorney davis johnston recorded his song muddy water which became a local hate. pulling the coal but you never knew i didn't hold you would you. find. the man you were kind of. glad. i mean i can still laugh about it making. a good plan to save a pig and i am. moving toward a new home those are usually my own music mogul garbos are the people who. were mouth off have so many people come back downtown and they just don't say why would you still leave here if god had let me pick or i were going to be born out of pit crew out here and if our. and had to give your sense of belonging to a particular group you know the power of the money you take from. the families and money hardships and drug your life with the known as an eleven year old cancer house burnt down and. you know that's we've also everything we did have a whol

was attended by joseph johnston. johnston, his rival course. i'll repeat. johnson caught pneumonia and died six years later after morning his friend without in the open rainy and cold. johnston was his adversary and a worthwhile, were the military adversary, compared his army and what it did in south carolina to the feats of julius caesar. no such army had and seen days of caesar and they created correspondence and became friends and take away for me about new york and sherman's death and johnson's reaction because johnson was a fine general. he thought for a terrible cough you find general and sherman was able to mend fences later in life and also was often contradiction, he was able to become friends with and also realized the danger of having the south dominate nationalpolitics . >> why he rejects any kind of political career. i'm sure he must've thought about it. we all know. >> he hated politicians and butt. >> was he jealous of grant? >> militarily yes but again he accepted a role in grants party even though he was his superior. he said command me in

johnston has three horses at leicester tomorrow as he seeks that elusive ll,191lth win. final day of the para european swimming championships in dublin. it was a touch finish forjones and he adds the european title to his paralympic title from rio in 2016. and as he explains, it's been a race against time to be fit for this event. ‘s show and back in november. a butter until such time. started doing some stuff about six weeks ago —— on my shoulder november. britain's double paralympic champion libby clegg has withdrawn from this week's para athletics european championships. clegg was due to compete in the t11 100 and 200 metres for athletes with visual impairments, but has had to pull out due to an injury to her guide runner, tom sommers. she will, however, carry on her team captaincy duties alongside wheelchair racer, richard chiassaro. the championships get under way tomorrow in berlin. and finally... some things are worth waiting for. golfer paul waring has won his first european tour title at the nordea masters...at his 200th attempt. he held a two—shot lead with fou

and i point to this one, which kind of demonizes, again, i mentioned mercer green johnston as calling his satanic majesty. you see it actually illustrated in some of this propaganda. many of these posters were produced by the committee on public information, which was organized under george ceil, which basically created propaganda to promote the war, to sell the war to the american public who was kind of ambivalent for a number of years. when you create an army, the natural question is, well, this is -- you're going to build this military. however, what do you do about people who refuse to serve in the military for religious or political reasons? and this is where we get the idea of conscientious objectors. now today, because we have an all-volunteer military, this is something we're really concerned about. world war i, doesn't totally create conscientous subjecters but it does institution alize them. again, another example of individuals during world war i kind of cutting their teeth early on and ascending later from their experiences in world war i. one, you have this hawaii enlistm

johnston and clark claimed they made it to the round tops. this is a picture taken from the tower area. the wheatfield, you cannot see what is over there. this is going to create a problem for the confederates. not to mention the union that they can't see what the battle line is. they are trying to do this in secret. there are some soldiers taking this picture. the confederates have been spotted. they will make this counter march, something else you can do a book on. the confederates are going to be delayed yet again. another delay is the fact of the union forces will not be stopped. he is going to deal with this gentleman in the middle, dan sickles, a fantastic character. if i had the opportunity to sit down with anybody during the civil war, i would sit down with dan sickles. i would not believe a word out of their mouths. i would have a fabulous evening. they tell fanciful stories. i can't get into dan sickles too much. there are some great accounts of him, speaking in this high falsetto voice. he is a notorious liar. he is a woman iron --

i saw david johnston there, but someone left him out of my tell prompter there.ng the organization dcreport.org, which studying the trump organization. barbara, first to you, this information just reported by "the wall street journal" that david pecker, who was clearly identified in yesterday's proceeding of michael cohen's guilty plea is now, it's confirmed by "the wall street journal," he is already cooperating with the prosecutor and had already cooperated with the prosecutor before they even made that presentation yesterday, which seems to make sense when you read every part of that presentation. >> yeah. this is very significant news, i think, because i think one of the skepticisms of what michael cohen had to say is just, you know, he's talking out of his own self-interest. now to have david pecker, someone speaking against his own self-interest to have provided that information is strongly kor -- corroborative. chances are, they are documentation that supports that as well. very significant piece of news there. >> and ron, president today telling fox news

i want to bring in david cay johnston, former federal prosecutor jeffrey toobin and cnn political analyst david gregory. thank you all for being with us. jeffrey, since we last spoke, we have a little more information. we heard from lanny davis that michael cohen is willing to testify publicly under oath without immunity before congress at any time. that's interesting. you heard lanny davis say he believes there is evidence the president directed michael cohen to make these payments to stormy daniels and you heard lanny davis say michael cohen has more to say about the russia investigation. your thoughts? >> well, this is, of course, enormously important and it's already clear that trump's allies will try to portray michael cohen as a liar, someone who is trying to protect his own skin because he's exposed to so many years in prison and trump's supporters have a lot to work with. he -- cohen is a criminal. cohen has admitted to lying in the past. but he was also very close to donald trump and he is someone who has documented a lot of his life and i think one of the most important things w

. >> bristol shares son tripp with former boyfriend levi johnston . >> what if i didn't have all theseties. believe me, it wouldn't be pretty. if i can just prevent one person from getting pregnant as a teen all of this will be worth it. >> but joining the cast of this series should come as no surprise, turns out bristol's been a fan of the show for a long time. >> interesting that she has not been a teen mom and bridezilla. >>> the only show people are buzzing about, the hills are alive again. now, no lauren or kristin but you'll see familiar faces. heidi, spencer and baby gunner. >>> okay coming up -- ♪ >> two former "idols" sharing one "voice" stage. >> they're finally fighting, yes! >>> then, winona ryder and keanu reeves, latest co-starring roles ignite old feelings. >> i had a rub and rub again just to get rid of stubborn makeup? try garnier micellar water. garnier micelles act like a magnet to absorb makeup and impurities. without harsh rubbing, remove stubborn makeup, cleanse and soothe even sensitive skin. garnier micellar water. make the switch! with full coverage. new super

joining us from washington, d.c., nicholas johnston. what is the one big thing for us today. >> the stealth actions to undermine the obama legacy. we're spending all this time talking about the mueller investigation and lisening to the president's attorney and watching president trump tweeting about the mueller investigation and manyi other things, undo key parts of his legacy. earlier this week, the president announced plans to expand use of so-called affordable care, skinny plans. they don't fit all the requirements. they are supposed to be temporary. this is a way to get people out of affordable care exchanges, possibly making them less stable. another big thing we're expected today. the trump administration expected to announce a pause, a roll back of president obama's proposal to raise fuel economy standards up to 50 miles per gallon. keep those at 35 for higher fleets. one of president obama's key points to make. what we talked to administration officials in these agencies involved with that. they're saying all the noise throughou

tyrone johnston's case is one of the most controversial instances of prosecutorial misconduct in recent memory but he's still languishing in prison serving twenty years to life for a murder he says he didn't do and they're. a major. so tell me what he was like he is a real gentleman and he lived few blocks from here i live on the other side of queens after school he would take me home what do you think tyrone would be doing now that's never happened oh he was only acting and did a couple of planes and it was an act. of entertainment here and that's his son tom he lives in virginia and i told us you know as the same as that yeah he comes every couple of months want to see him. yeah longer and grew up with a dad in jail yeah and you know he's been told. in jail made us all his own maybe that but now he's older. he just help and he gets out. as the investigation began all the police had to go on was leroy vance dying declaration as told by his mother mary. fourteen years later we go to the crime scene where leroy van and his mother mary lived in jamaica queens we meet with the current owne

mark johnston has equalled the all—time record number of british winners for a racehorse trainer.llion in prize money. he has a chance to break the record today. when single mum emma took her three—year—old, terminally ill son to hospital for an appointment she parked in a disabled bay, clearly showing her blue badge in the window. when she returned to her car, she found an abusive note accusing her of lying about his disability. emma joined me earlier and explained what happened. we came back to the car and i found a note on the window screen, and it stated that i was conning, and obviously it was a very angry statement. at first i thought i hadn't put the blue badge on the window, and it was my fault. and then obviously the blue badge was in there. first reaction, i was quite angry at first, but then i get really upset, and i think it was only because i got more upset because of where it was. if it happened at a supermarket was something i don't think i would have been as upset, but because it happened at the children's hospital, and there is sometimes you feel you belong, and p

mark johnston has equalled the all—time record number of british winners for a racehorse trainer.s win prizes. go on? the fugitive! rachel! you are showing your age. shall i just get out of here? sunday morning live with sean fletcher and cherry healey is on bbc one at 10.25. sean and cherry, what do you have on the programme today? good morning. coming up, disney‘s first openly gay major character will be played by a straight actor. is this discrimination. and it takes some ceosjust three days is this discrimination. and it takes some ceos just three days to earn what other workers earn in a year. some salaries and ethical? and we meet the master craftsman who has never seen any of his work. join us at10:25am. never seen any of his work. join us at 10:25am. thank you. it‘s fast, furious and not for the faint hearted. drift racing — or sliding your car round a bend at 90 degrees while driving at 60 miles per hour — is the latest adrenaline—pumping road sport getting british motorheads hot under the hood. it is important to note it is a road sport but not to be done by anybody not

in the last hour mark johnston has olly foster has the details.owers. i will have all of the details later in the programme. thanks, mel. also coming up — boys begin to close the gap on girls, and the overall pass rate rises, as pupils across england, wales and northern ireland get their gcse results. hello, everyone — this is afternoon live. i'm rachel schofield. the charity worker nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has been temporarily released from prison for three days. the british—iranian citizen was jailed in iran in 2016 after being accused of spying, with a prison sentence of five years. her husband richard ratcliffe says she has been reunited with their four—year—old daughter gabriella in the iranian city of damavand. the foreign secretary has welcomed the temporary release of mrs zaghari—ratcliffe. jeremy hunt said, "really good news that nazanin has been released on furlough. credit to tireless campaigning by husband richard and herfriends. but being in prison at all is gross injustice and she must be permanently released for which every effort

the team of thomas ford, jacob dawson, adam neill and james johnston, were beaten by romania, who took some live pictures, because great britain have another chance to wind a medal in the ruling. it comes in the men's quadruple sculls, on the strathclyde lake, just outside glasgow. hopefully they can improve on their last outing. johnny walton, john collins and graeme thomas. we will keep you updated with that result a little later when we get it. transfer more medals on the cycling track. today katie archibald is through to the final of the 3000 metres individual pursuit. the gold medal race is at 10 to eight this evening. archibald has won the last four european titles and she already has one gold to her name, from yesterday's team pursuit. in the pool, georgia davies broke the british and european record in the heats for the 50m backstroke, so she's looking good to improve on the bronze she won in this event two years ago. and adam peaty is back in the pool later, looking to win the 100m breaststroke for the third time in a row. he set a championship record in the heats and although

well, earlier today i spoke to craig johnstone of the rmt union who told me the cancellations are damagingproblem. 0n fridays, according to the passenger user group, they cancelled around hundred services and part—cancelled more on friday. it isn't just sundays. it is happening on weekdays as well. less services. the basic thinking is that they would be able to run a more robust timetable. however, that doesn't seem to be the case. 0n weekdays it is a shambles as well. people just don't find it reliable any more. wel, little earlier our news correspondent joe lynam gave us this update the explanation is that planned engineering works meant that the couldn‘t get the staff they needed to operate a full schedule of services over the weekend. most rail workers volunteer to work on weekends and are paid overtime. they don‘t have to turn up. the management usually get the staff. we had this problem during the world cup final. even though england weren‘t in that world cup final, a lot of people didn‘t want to work. they thought they were. the timetable has been disrupted. 80 services. to put that

well, earlier today i spoke to craig johnstone of the rmt union who told me the cancellations are damagingtjust on sundays we are having this problem. 0n fridays, according to the passenger user group, they cancelled around hundred services cancelled more on friday. it isn'tjust sundays. it is happening on weekdays as well. less services. the basic thinking is that they would be able to run a more robust timetable. however, that doesn't seem to be the case. 0n weekdays it is a shambles as well. people just don't find it reliable any more. our business correspondent joe lynham joins me now. joe — how significant are these cancellations? the explanation is that planned engineering works meant they couldn't get the stuff they required to offer a full schedule. most real workers volunteered to work on weekends and paid overtime. they don't have to turn up. not rostered and that sense. they usually get the staff. we had this problem during the world cup final. the tame table has been disrupted and 80 services... 1500 train services have been affected. it is not a huge chunk. northern is owned b

and then, in the fourth, collin johnston to the left field corner. this would make it a 5-1 game which was the final score. livermore, the united states champions. they are going to face korea for the world series intermediate little league title. a nationally televised 6:00 p.m. start. right there at max bayer field. >> and you know livermore is cheering them on. >> maybe nobody is going to church tomorrow. they are celebrating. >> we'll be right back! , plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity delivers the fastest, most reliable internet learn more, or get started for $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. to seven o'clock. news and weather updates are always on ght. >> thanks so much for watching. our next local newscast is tomorrow morning at 6:00 and 7:00. >> but r updates are on cbssf.com. we recommend you stay up in the wee hours and look at them all. see y

recently acquired to pay two hundred eighty nine million dollars in damages to a groundskeeper duwayne johnston who suffers from lymphoma claims his cancer could have been caused by his contact with one santos round up with killer the jury agreed ruling that monsanto should have warned buyers that the product could cause cancer believe thousands more claims could follow bias says the court's decision goes against overwhelming scientific evidence. by a as board monsanto in june this year for fifty six billion euros with the american agro chemical firm facing more than four thousand lawsuits in u.s. state courts and four hundred fifty at the federal level it's estimated the total costs of litigation for buyer could reach up to eight billion euros well that's reason enough for investors to be cautious although share prices showed some life earlier this year they perked up in june around the monsanto acquisition is lately been mostly down hill monday brought another plunge following news of the california jury verdict against monsanto with shares down twelve percent well let's bring in our financia

but rather what appears to be a large scale scheme of human exploitation and body part trafficking johnstone sat down earlier to learn more about these allegations in the evidence behind them. now we have countless stories coals of people calling in to try to use hospitals and saying do you have foreign or goods for sale it was originally. pretending to be looking for a. liver or a heart and they said yes yes all that we have heard of this type and so forth but phone calls are not definitive because i lived in charge of for years and i know that the chinese. tend to on the phone sort of say whatever you want to hear you have midgets yeah it's right whatever it is that you're asking for they might pretend they have the issue though is that a doctor dr cohen of national. taiwan university the surgeon there at the. he went to china actually looking into the price of organs for his clinic because he had a lot of elderly patients in the clinic and he got to know the doctors and he expressed some concern that you know these were these organs as were coming from prisoners who had committed terrible

well, earlier today i spoke to craig johnstone of the rmt union, who told me the cancellations are damagingn'tjust on sundays we are having this problem. on fridays, according to the passenger user group, they cancelled around hundred services cancelled more on friday. it isn'tjust sundays. services cancelled more on friday. it is happening on weekdays as well. services cancelled more on friday. less services. services cancelled more on friday. the basic thinking is that they would be able to run a more robust timetable. however, that doesn't seem to be the case. on weekdays it is a shambles as well. people just don't find it reliable any more. the family of the airport worker who stole an empty passenger plane from seattle airport — before crashing into an island — say they are "devastated" and "in complete shock". richard russell — an employee with the ground staff — performed aerobatic manouevres before crashing on a nearby island. it's thought he was killed instantly. no—one else was on board. jenny kumah reports. this is the man thought to have stolen a passenger jet from seattle airpo

well earlier today i spoke to craig johnstone of the rmt union who told me the cancellations are damaging to the passenger user pressure group, they cancelled around a hundred services and part cancelled many more on friday. it‘s not just sundays, cancelled many more on friday. it‘s notjust sundays, it is happening on weekdays as well. they run less services so the basic thinking would be they would be able to run a more robust timetable but that does not seem robust timetable but that does not seem to be the case, and it‘s a shambles on weekdays as well, people do not find it reliable any more. what do you think is the best way to get this fixed? what is your advice to northern? my advise is to pack up and go and hand the franchise back over to the public sector which would work any much more coordinated and structured fashion. these people have a major problem. passengers are sick of them and the staff are sick of them as well. nobody has any faith in them, the local politicians have had enough and it‘s damaging the economy of the north of england. it's the economy of the north of engla

rebellion resource exploitation colonialism and the other major issues and problems affecting the region johnstone sat down with the photojournalist behind the documentary daniel mccabe to delve deeper into the story of his film and the congo let's take a listen. america's always been involved in africa in one way or another not colonial. in the form of coal in the situation. but in terms of mineral interest sure it's hard to really see america inside of all this. they're hidden in terms of their involvement but the influence is huge you know how we kind of approach the conflict there whether it's through backing and support through the un or humanitarian organizations or through. different bills we passed like the dodd frank bill where it's our attempt to try to clean up the conflict minerals. but. the reality is just as i mentioned before you know when we try and crew bring our solutions i do have solutions that often just don't match with with the reality of the grown so so we're often left with a problem that's bigger than it was with where it started and it will certainly have the problem aga

the city to reassess the environmental impact of developing the land for industrial use our own johnstone recently sat down with burchill the toa a member of the south central farmers' restoration committee who is fighting fighting to bring back this urban farm that his family helped tend to since he was just a boy take a listen. abetter thank you so much for joining me today you're heading up this central farm restoration committee in most people who don't even know that there was a south central farm this massive plot of land that was operating on what over a dozen acres can you tell us of the history of what the sausage farm was thank you for having me the south central farm or originally started in one thousand nine hundred two after the riots and they were given to the community to help mitigate the poverty there was a lot of looting of food in our neighborhoods so they had an idea of starting a community garden and they did and originally started seven acres but the necessity was so big that it just over to the other seven acres for a total of fourteen acres and it operated from one

but andrew "beef" johnston is no run of the mill character or golfer!er, his trousers seemed to suffer on the boggy ground, so our beef took matters into his own hands. dropping them in front of the crowd. 0ff went the trousers, a bit of bare flesh... and on went the waterproofs! he's one of golf‘s great entertainers and today was clearly no different. though not, today, for the reasons you would have hoped for. and just a reminder of our top story — having been cleared of affray earlier in the week, england's ben stokes will play in the third test against india that starts at trent bridge tomorrow. a decision his skipper joe root called one of the toughest of his career. that's all from sportsday. more on bbc news throughout the evening. with my colleague chris mitchell. goodbye. good evening. a bit of whether cliche i know but a west— east divide through our weather today, the best of the brakes in the cloud and sunshine further east. a beautiful weather watcher pictures sentin beautiful weather watcher pictures sent ina beautiful weather watcher pict

and that was earl johnston who is the former director of the missions mississippi state direction. they were somewhat apologetic for the way in which resistance was conducted. i don't think he ever flipped. but i think he was apologetic for the sort of things that the organizational power was able to exact on a number of individuals. there are a lot of people who come up to me now who were children of members of the citizens council who plead the case for their parents. my dad was forced into the citizens council. he didn't have a choice. those narratives are pretty common from just one on one interaction. i can't think of anyone out right who was publicly apologetic for that. that may be a product of my ignorance. the last question. he got the second question i was going to ask. and that goes for there is a lot of information about what you have done for your hometown in mississippi. and in the movement. have you been to the museum and if you have what are your thoughts on the civil rights museum in jackson right now. this has been an amazing panel of phenomenal authors. [applause

craig johnston is from the rmt union and hejoins me now from our carlisle studio.r assurances from baroness beverley hughes, what is your take on this? it's not just on hughes, what is your take on this? it's notjust on sunday that we have this problem, on friday according to the passenger user group they cancelled around 100 services and cancelled around 100 services and cancelled many more on friday. it's not just cancelled many more on friday. it's notjust happening cancelled many more on friday. it's not just happening on cancelled many more on friday. it's notjust happening on sunday, it's happening on the weekdays as well. what's going wrong? i don't know if you can hear me, what is going wrong, that these cancellations are taking place, the latest one they say is they are having problems with crew due to engineering works, surely they must know what's coming 7 surely they must know what's coming he surely they must know what's coming up? the will, there are a number of things going wrong. 0n up? the will, there are a number of things going wrong. on sunday t

i talked to hue johnston, the cfo and vice chairman of pepsico overnight.e said soda stream got the product portfolio in the right place. they need the ability to expand into more countries. pepsico has that exposure. it's in more than 200 countries around the world johnston said it's a good incremental growth opportunity for us we get access to business that we don't have. home beverages we don't play in this comes off the heels of a january deal for rival snapple merged with keurig keurig coal was a flop compared to soda stream the di yfrmt beverage market is one that has been growing. i can tell you that this deal came together in a matter of weeks. it was fairly quick. even though that relationship was there. the intention is for soda stream to remain independent. and beyond the at-home beverage play, guys, this is a big bet on sparkling water, which has been a fast double digit grower in this country growing faster than bottled water. it's a big bet on sustainability and the sthift that consumers have made towards healthy and also less more environment