if you are maybe the lance armstrong here and many others down the years.find themselves back to square one. tea m find themselves back to square one. team sky who were originally based here, born out of the building behind me, they prided themselves on being so called whiter than white. they said they had a 0—tolerance approach towards doping and that was the premise on which they would operate. sir dave brailsford, the tea m operate. sir dave brailsford, the team leader you saw there, pushed that line again and again and now this appears to be coming back to bite him. here at the national cycling centre, the home of british cycling centre, the home of british cycling they come out to say they are now very much divided from team sky because there was a blurring of lines previously between their relationships. and that seems to be the cause of many of these problems. they say they have taken the necessary and required steps to make incremental changes and reforms to ensure this sort of situation will never happen again. however the questions remain for brit

is a controversy that has blighted the sport, not that long after the controversy concerning lance armstrongthese boards survive this? the sport has been around for a long time. a lot of people who are very ingrained in the sport, particularly in britain, we have been doing very well recently at world and olympic level, so there is a huge fan base, a huge following out there. in europe, it is massive, it is europe's number two sport, and it is europe's number two sport, and it is europe's number two sport, and it is more global than ever, and it is just it is more global than ever, and it isjust sad it is more global than ever, and it is just sad that we are talking about the sport for the wrong reasons, when yesterday we had the final day of the world track championships in holland, and team gb came away with six medals, they did better after real than they did after london. we have got some really young talent coming through, we should be talking and focusing about them. we should be talking now about them. we should be talking now about them. we should be talking now about the success of

credited for bringing integrity back to cycling after the seven time tour de france champion lance armstrong was banned for doping . and the shape of water has won the best picture at hollywood's biggest night of the year the academy awards frances mcdormand won best actress for her role in three billboards outside ebing missouri and gary oldman took best actor for his portrayal of britain's world war two leader winston churchill in darkest hour here mar del toro won best director for the shape of water and former n.b.a. star kobe bryant caught in our score for his animated short film dear basketball those are the headlines you're up to date right now it's really one. hello and welcome to rewind i'm richelle carey since we launched al-jazeera english back in two thousand and six our library of award winning documentaries has been growing year by year so here on rewind we decided to revisit some of the most important of those stories once again today we're rewinding to two thousand and ten and north korea for the past several months for korea's deteriorating relations with the u.s. and the ad

he came into the sport in the post lance armstrong era of cycling.etter way, we're going to be whiter than white. they set themselves a very high standard, and then they didn't live up to that standard. what about the governing body, over basic medical records, not keeping them? i would say, basic medical records, not keeping them? iwould say, like basic medical records, not keeping them? i would say, like so many people in so many other sports in this country just now, people in so many other sports in this countryjust now, we have all been seduced, you know, by success, gold medals, brilliant success, you know. the country going up in the medals table all the time, and everybody saying, this is wonderful, and the scrutiny that should apply has not applied. manchester city manager pep guardiola has accepted a football association charge over "wearing a political message, specifically a yellow ribbon." the charge is for breaching the fa's kit and advertising regulations. in november, guardiola said he wears the ribbon to support imprisoned politician

since lance armstrong all bets are off but in this country is believed the cricket team is exceptionaler and your report, the baggy green is held as a very special national icon and that feeling is still very strong. you're watching newsday she on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we meet the man who's declared death to the chicken nugget, when it comes to children's food. also on the programme. tributes to the man whose music education system transformed the slums of caracas. let there be no more wars or bloodshed between arabs and israelis. i'm so proud of you both. with great regret, the committee have decided that south africa should be excluded from the 1970 competition. chanting. streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. woman: wow! this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm sharanjit leyl in london. our top stories: at least 37 people have died in a large fire at a shopping mall in the siberian city of kemerovo. another 30 people are missing, many of them children. demonstrators have clashed with police

i would have thought since lance armstrong, all bets were off., in this country, they still believe the cricket team is exceptional and, as you heard there from alexander downer and in your report, the baggy green is held as a very special national icon, so that feeling is still very strong. an interview with the adult film actress at the centre of a sex scandal involving donald trump has aired on an american television network. stormy daniels, whose real name is stephanie clifford, describes the affair she says she had with president trump between 2006 and 2007. mr trump has denied the allegations. let's speak to our correspondent james cook, who is in los angeles. who presumably watched the interview which is aired, what has she been saying? yes, it is still being broadcast actually at the moment but one thing we now know is that she only alleges that she had sex once with mr trump only alleges that she had sex once with mrtrump and only alleges that she had sex once with mr trump and that was in 2006. she says that the 2007 meeting, there was

i would have thought since lance armstrong all bets were off, but the fact is in this country they stillas you heard from alexander downer and in your report, the baggy green is held as a very special national icon. so that feeling is still very strong. james knight has been reporting on and writing about australian cricket for more than 25 years, including a couple of biographies of well—known players. hejoins me now from sydney. james, thank you for your time. cricket as a sport is known for players pushing the envelope, looking for an advantage. the australian team is known for doing that. in that context do you think australia is overreacting a little bit about this incident? in combination with a lot of other things that have happened during this south african series. we've seen a lot of unsavoury incidents throughout the series that pushed us closer to the edge of the cliff and this is the one that's pushed us over. so no, i don't think it's an overreaction, of course ball tampering isn't new to world cricket, it's like the elephant in the room, we know it's done and done ona the r

they are back where they we re however, they are back where they were many years ago through the lance armstrongsis and if you think great britain, britain's most successful olympic sport, cycling, and sir bradley wiggins, the most decorated olympian, and team sky we re decorated olympian, and team sky were set up on the premise of being whiter than white with a zero tolerance approach to doping and ethics and here they are facing serious questions. sir bradley wiggins, one of the biggest names in british sport, sir david brailsford, the architect behind team sky, and so many great memories for the team at this place behind me, also known as the metal factory. at this place behind me, also known as the metalfactory. where at this place behind me, also known as the metal factory. where do they go from here and what more further repercussions could come the way of cycling as a whole? we are thinking about further investigations, further allegations potentially, possibly the criminalisation of doping in the uk, like in some other countries. there have been calls for that today. possibly the banning

credited for bringing integrity back to cycling after the seven time tour de france champion lance armstrong was banned for doping . you know without is there these are our top stories with about half the ballots counted so far italy's five star movement celebrate as a win the most votes for a single party but as likely to be political uncertainty as the vote so far point to a hung parliament with no party able to secure a majority the u.s. is accuse rusher of ignoring the terms of a u.n. cease fire in syria and killing innocent civilians in eastern guta the syrian president bashar al assad says the military campaign will continue despite more than six hundred fifty deaths in the rebel on clave since february the eighteenth the shape of water has won best picture of hollywood's biggest night of the year the academy awards frances mcdormand won best actress for her role in three billboards outside every missouri gary oldman took best actor for his portrayal of britain's world war two leader winston churchill in the darkest hour. a south korean delegation is traveling to north korea for the fi

credited for bringing integrity back to cycling after the seven time tour de france champion lance armstrong was banned for doping. this is al jazeera this these are the top stories the u.s. has accused russia of killing civilians in syria's eastern huta they say carried out twenty bombings a day late last month it is the strongest u.s. accusations so far of russia's role in the syrian government offensive on the rebel held area more than six hundred forty people have been killed in the past two weeks syrian president bashar assad says the airstrikes will continue but his troops will allow civilians to leave closer to you for there is no contradiction between a truce and the combat operations the advancement of jeev yesterday and the day before by the arab syrian army took place in the midst of this truce that's why when we speak about the resolution there are some positives that allow for the achievement of humanitarian goals at the same time as allowing us to get the terrorists this is why we have to continue with our operation while at the same time allowance of billions to leave with the

the sport of cycling thought it had got through a mire, lance armstrong era put by the wayside and wethat sort of period, but it seems that now more trouble is looming and don't forget chris froome, britain's card for don't forget chris froome, britain's ca rd for successful road don't forget chris froome, britain's card for successful road cyclist, is facing allegations needs to clear his name as well. not happy times here for british cycling over the sport of cycling as a whole. thank you, david. the football association chief executive martin glenn has apologised for causing any offence after he used the star of david and the swastika as examples when explaining the fa's charge against pep guardiola for wearing a yellow ribbon in support of catalan independence. guardiola was warned twice before christmas for wearing the ribbon and he has until this evening to respond to the fa charge that breaks their own rule on the display of political or religious symbol. this is how glenn explained their rule: the leader of thejewish leadership council says that to put the star of david in the

credited for bringing integrity back to cycling after the seven time tour de france champion lance armstrong was banned for doping those are your headlines i'll be back with the news hour after al-jazeera world stay with us. these visitors to greece include survivors of the massive upheaval in the one nine hundred twenty s. in which greece turkey exchange large numbers of greek orthodox christians muslims . they and their families prevented from returning to the places they only regionally came from until twenty years ago. i don't. think they're slowly. pulled back. from sudan. is the way i miss you never read about it you know that i'm with you if you hadn't been there already a long running is that of that and i was lucky. enough to know i am really i'm sure you know that we are to never ever get caught up in a good candidate and you may ask is that what you do you get to make us do it. she know so that's your love and i do not really love the u.k. completely you. know. i didn't hear your foo then. oh no now. here i am over there god i have a. lot i don't know what i'd like to clarify. the

if you look at really our business, we're the lance armstrong producer of aggregates -- largest produceraggregates and -- liz: that's why you're the guy who's sitting here. >> in texas. we're waiting to see what happens with that, but i can tell you the degree of infrastructure work that's going to be going on in texas not just this year, but for the next ten years, is staggering. liz: let's reverse the clock to the beginning of 2017. the president, in all his glory, is inaugurated and is constantly commenting we're going to build that wall. you psychologically built in what would be a great opportunity. now, you know, really unbelievable earnings either way. you had record revenues, you had record gross profits. but that was in spite of the fact that we didn't get any kind of infrastructure plan. are you worried that we won't see an infrastructure, a bigger, broader infrastructure plan beyond the wall at this point? >> to me, it's a matter of when we get one. much of what's been happening, to your point, liz, is the states have been carrying more of this water historically than they wou

credited for bringing integrity back to cycling after the seven time tour de france champion lance armstrong was banned for doping. the rest of the day sports news with tatyana. thank you very much italian football is in a state of shock the captain of thirty our club. a study has been found dead to end his team's hotel before bag game the thirty one year old who also played in the italian national team was expected to play against their feet and tina say he died of a sudden illness all top flight games in italy have been postponed on sunday. the league released a statement saying it was shocked by the tragic news and even italy's former prime minister pause during the country's the elections to tweet this it seems impossible i'm in a state of disbelief and i cry with his family and all for fear i could buy captain . spanish league leaders barcelona are also paying paid tribute to our story ahead of their big game with atletico madrid both teams held a minute's silence at the nou camp to express their condolences barcelona went on to extend their lead at the top of the league table beating a

she broke lance armstrong.ump ever does debate oprah, there's a good chance it will end with him sobbing at the podium. "you know, you know who i wish they'd lock up? the part of me that's sad." [ laughter ] but, of course, trump was not nearly content to attack one black woman in his rant. he then went after california congresswoman maxine waters specifically by insulting her intelligence. >> we have to defeat nancy pelosi. [ boos ] and maxine waters, a very low i.q. individual. [ boos ] >> seth: i don't know. i bet she says "i.q." faster. [ laughter ] "i.q." and trump knows -- [ applause ] you guys, trump knows high i.q. individuals like his secretary of education betsy devos, seen here crushing it last night on "60 minutes." >> have the public schools in michigan gotten better? >> i don't know. overall, i can't say overall that they have all gotten better. >> your argument that if you take funds away, that the schools will get better is not working in michigan. where you had a huge impact and influence over

right way and usher in a new era of cycling after the historical doping controversies concerning lance armstrong there be criminalisation of doping? damian collins has touched upon it, some countries already have it, will the uk look to do something similar? this is a dark cloud hanging over the sport, a cloud they thought they would have shifted but has now returned to haunt them. thank you for that. later we will be speaking to david walsh, the sunday times chief sports writer who first broke the story of doping in cycling. the prime minister has announced a shake—up of planning rules in england, saying young people without family wealth "were right to be angry" at not being able to buy a home. theresa may said construction firms which have been slow to build new homes could be refused planning permission in the future. ministers have also warned councils that they will face sanctions if they underestimate future housing needs. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, reports. building your way out of the housing crisis. theresa may on a visit to a development in east london this morning t