so well done langer for keeping the secret, secret.hey escaped, as i explained, and eventually got released from that spanish jail. when the war was over, he decided to go back to poland. most polish servicemen who were in intelligence during world war ii did not return to poland after the war because it was too damn dangerous because poland was now a satellite of the soviet union and anybody, particularly these guys, who after they got back to britain were put onto decoding russian material. of course russian was supposed to be an ally of this state. this is very dangerous. the idea that they could go back to poland, knowing what they knew and having blank service records and being able to escape investigation by the secret police, it begs belief. he was the most unlikely person to be a spy, he did that brave thing and got?xl investigated b the polish secret police. it was only once stalin was did and the reforms of communism took place in the 1950s that he was effectively free and able to pursue a normal like. he's kind of like a bit

australia head coachjustin langer has defended steve smith after suggestions the batsman deliberatelye final day of the drawn third test against india. smith appeared to be shadow batting on the crease during a drinks break. langer also defended tim paine after the captain was involved in a sledging incident with india's ravi—chandran ashwin. the series is level going into the final test in brisbane on friday. steve smith in the last two years since he came back like team payment has been exemplary in everything he has been exemplary in everything he has done. he has shown through england last year the abuse that like he was horrible. he kept smiling and packing and he got a standing ovation from where they are coming, this kid has been through he had a year suspension from the game. he came back and now for people to pour on him again for something as innocent as this, when you set a high standard with got to continue it all the time. that's what culture is. i was asked in my very first press conference two and a half years ago how do you improve the culture of australian cricket and

so well done langer for keeping the"kyku secret secret.kowski eventually got released from the spanish jail. most did not return to poland after the war because it was too dangerous. it was a satellite of the soviet union, and these guys, particularly after they got back to britain, were put onto decoding russian material. russia was supposed to be an ally, so this was very dangerous. the idea that they could go back to poland knowing what they knew and having blank service records and being enabled to escape investigation by the secret police, it beggars belief. so the most unlikely character to be a spy, he actually did that brave thing and got investigated by the polish secret police. it was only once stalin was dead and the so-called reforms of communism took place in the mid-1950's that he was effectively free. and able to pursue a normal life. he looks a little like a 1950's film star in this. it is a shame -- that is barclays bank behind him. he has kind of a cool guy. he stayed in the u. k. for the rest of his life and had a very n

a defiant justin a defiantjustin langer there.ort team, that's your thursday sport briefing. 0ur our thanks to gavin there. germany says it's reunited the last of 14 highly valuable paintings with the heirs of theirjewish owners after they were stolen by the nazis during world war ii. the paintings came from an original trove of 1,500 artworks, discovered in a munich flat in 2012. paul hawkins reports. this is the cloudiest appeal, or playing the piano by carl spitzer, seized by the nazis in 1939, some 80 years later, the wishes of its originaljuice owner had been finally the field and it has been handed over to sotheby�*s in london. the last 14 priceless artworks to be returned to their owners that were identified as stolen by the nazis during world war ii. they came from this munich flat an incredible hoard of 1500 paintings including by picasso enmity is discovered by tax investigators seven years ago. the home of this man, cornelius gurnett, whose father, hildebrand girl it, was a nazi. —— an idealfor the nazis. insiders colle

trying to portray a move sportsmanlike image since the same paper ball tampering scandal in 2018 langer says he continues to have faith in pain as the team's leader. when you set a standard as high as he does in his way to we understand when he criticized me for beloit that it's not what we were. but. standing later and more continued of day for some time to come yet. he has more of 100 percent support rugby 6 nations could be under threat because the french government is worried about the new strain of corona virus in the u.k. and ireland they've cleared their opening fixture in italy on february 6th but they are yet to sign of their trips to london and dublin because they want safety guarantees france has already barred its club sides from taking part in european competitions this month and organizers of badminton thailand open in bangkok are taking every precaution to make sure the very vente goes ahead all teams and players have been tested for covert 19 are being kept inside a bubble even so some players have tested positive the courts have been disinfected on a daily basis and no

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but afterwards, australia coachjustin langer was focused on the abuse allegations.ears, it is one of my greatest peptides in life that people think they can come to a sporting event, whether it is cricket or anything, pay their money and think they can abuse or say whatever they like. i mean, and think they can abuse or say whateverthey like. i mean, i and think they can abuse or say whatever they like. i mean, i have hated it, as a player, as a coach, i have seen it in different parts of the world, and it is sad to see it happen in australia. england bowlerjake ball helped the sydney sixers to victory over brisbane heat, in the latest big bash game. he took three wickets, including that of another england player lewis gregory, as heat made 148. and dan christian put in a man—of—the—match performance, hitting 61 offjust 38 balls, as the sixers chased down their target to win by three wickets and go to the top of the table. golf‘s world number three, justin thomas, has apologised for using a homophobic slur during the third round of the tour of champions in hawaii. t

langer for a fascinating talk. >> as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span three.ight we look at the apollo space program. apollo 14 astronauts blasted off on 1941. it is a nasa film documenting the third successful mission to land on the moon. it is named after a large crater where they touched down on the moon where they walked and collected specimens. >> americanxásv history tv on cn 3 explorins!uéykéñ the people a events that tell the american story every weekend. coming up this weekend, saturday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, vincent brooks on african military service and modern day challenges along with bill whittaker. sunday at 4:00 p.m. "apollo 14." the third successful mission to the moon less than a year after the nearly disastrous apollo 13. >>> and then we will visit plymouth, massachusetts to see a 17th century village. and at 6:30 p.m. eastern, a discussion on the post world war i era with college professor richard faulkner describing a time of racial unrest. exploring the american story. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span 3. >> every saturday at

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australia cricket coach justin langer defended tim pain after the captain was criticised for sledging an opponent payne visibly abused india's ravichandran ashwin during the 31st in sydney australia have actively tried to portray him all sportsmen like image since the sandpaper ball tampering scandal in 2018 banga says he continues to have faith in pain as the team's leader. when you set a standard as high as he does in his way to. understand when he criticized me for beloit that it's not what we're. standing late and will continue to play for some time to come yet. he has more 100 percent support. ok we'll leave it there for now i'll be here again later with more sports news during well see you later than thank you so much peter and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera folly about suppose with you in just a moment we'll have much more of the day's news i mean your way thanks for watching by. they come in home and in search of work to provide a better life for the families they've left behind. but though their labor is vital to release food industry they risk exploitation b

the hallmark of that is the minnesota state patrol at this time, i would welcome colonel matt langer. >> thank you, commissioner, thank you governor and lieutenant governor and mayor. i have the honor and privilege of serving as colonel chief of the minnesota state patrol. i don't want to duplicate what you have heard but it is the responsibility of the minister this a patrol to ensure the state capital and the capital complex is secure. it's a job we take seriously each and every day and always have and always will but especially in this moment as we are confronted with a new type of threat we have not experienced ever in recent memory. the state troopers, the capital security offers, support staff come to work every single day take their job incredibly seriously. over the past couple of weeks, they have really amplified their work and coordination in light of the threats you read about publicly in the nation's capital and closer to home in minnesota. the result is, we have had great planning by excellent people and truly remarkable coordination. as i stand here today, i am comfortab

shri langer were picking in a mess. the hero —— sri lanka. mark would bowling fast. shrill anchor —— sri lanka hands matthews. 0verall, beneath the beating sun, the day became placid. mark ward is 90 miles an hour. finally, after all that effort, reward. but the bat held sway. after 229 runs, sri lanka scored, matthews made 107. days to come, but enough so far to make you glad he brought that flag. 0lympic organisers hope the covid—19 vaccine will mean the rescheduled tokyo games can take place injuly, despite a newspaper report on friday casting doubt on their going ahead. the international olympic committee and the international paralympic committee released a statement to say the report was categorically untrue. and the president of world athletics sebastian coe has also been speaking about the future of the games. i think we understand that the crystal ball has firmly gone from the window many months ago. this is not an exact science, but all i am saying is at this moment, there is a determination among the international federations, dete