to celebrate the leeds international piano competition.e tom hanks in big. the leeds international piano competition has been taking place every three years since the start of the ‘60s. it's a truly global event to find the best young pianist in the world, with finalists this year from as far as china, russia and the usa. and the judges — who are concert pianists themselves — have been giving impromptu performances in the centre of the city, in what's been dubbed the world's smallest concert hall. this is great. yeah, it's noisy but i don't care. it doesn't matter, music wins out. yeah. oh, what a lovely, magical thing. it was such a tedious day. i had nothing but boring things to do and i'm absolutely uplifted by it. it's just magnificent. the build—up to the final has included the impressionist alistair mcgowan returning to his alma mater, the university of leeds, to talk about taking up the piano at the age of a9. it's sort of taken over my life, i must admit. i can't wait, i itch, i salivate, if i see a piano in a room i want to play i

the canadians beat leeds rhinos in the qualifiers, 17—16. have hung on to their place in superleague, and toronto willjoin them if hull kr can't beat widnes by more than 12 points on sunday. these are the results from the super eights. st helens beat castleford 26—nil. both will be in the semi—finals. cas will play warrington wolves who won 36—23 at wakefield trinity. saints will play wigan who won 14—12 at home to hull. wasps are level with second placed exeter in the rugby union prmiership after beating newcastle 23—22 away. they scored three tries to the falcons 2. juan de jongh converted try brough wasps back into it, and lima sopoanga's late penalty saw them win by a single point. in the pro 1a cardiff blues came from behind twice to deny cheetahs their first win of the season. olly robinson barged his way through with ten minutes to go to score the winning try. 24—21 it finished at arms park. it was a tight affair in the other pro—14 match where edinburgh almost surrendered a 16—point lead over benetton. they hung on at murrayfield to

the reason, to celebrate the leeds.to a giant keyboard. ifeel like tom hanks. the leeds international piano of edition has been taking place every three yea rs has been taking place every three years since the start of the 60s and isa years since the start of the 60s and is a global event to find the best young pianist in the world. the finalist this year from as far as china, russia and the usa. and the judges who are concert pianist themselves have been giving impromptu performances in the centre of the city in what has been dubbed the world's smallest concert hall. this is great. it is noisy but... it doesn't matter, music wins out. yes. 0h, doesn't matter, music wins out. yes. oh, what doesn't matter, music wins out. yes. 0h, whata doesn't matter, music wins out. yes. oh, what a lovely, magical thing. doesn't matter, music wins out. yes. oh, what a lovely, magicalthing. it was such a tedious day. i had nothing to do and i am absolutely uplifted by it, it isjust magnificent. the buildup to the final has included the

colin paterson, bbc news, leeds.ny says it will now focus on the electric market. the final model of the iconic car will be priced between £17-20,000. he's the fastest man on earth, and it seems usain bolt‘s also quite nippy in space, well in zero gravity. also quite nippy in space — well, in zero gravity. the olympic champion got to experience it as part of an advert he's filming in france in an airbus normally used for scientific experiments. he called the experience "mindblowing". looks about right. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. it is all lies on the atlantic, with a very busy spell of weather terms of hurricanes and tropical storms, and the main troublemaker over the next 24 hours is the zurich and florence. it is still a category two hurricane and it is quick to bring flash flooding. the storm surge and very heavy rainfall. winds cussing in excess of 100 km/h on the coast of the carolinas. closer to home, a bit of a mixed story for us. this was this evening in devin... we will c

he's a political commentator and author of the book the edge of war in leeds we have seen shah he is the senior lecturer in middle east politics at the university of bradford and in beirut we have niamh solemn he is a professor of international affairs at notre dame university all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to the best dressed man on television adel darwish in london i love your voice. i don't explain something to be allowed to july of last year we had the american delegated to oversee dealing with the situation in syria direct and boy said the greatest concentration of all of terrorists in the world isn't it good and he identified them is al qaeda and associated groups now we have remarkable turn around in the last days and weeks is that no that the syrian government is warned not to liberate its own territory and not to apparently seemingly not to lay a finger on anyone and it live how do you account for this major reversal i think it's a four letter word and it's called the iran but go ahe

alistair gill, bbc look north, leeds.n irritant — suspected to be tear gas — had been released inside the venue. dorset police were called after people at cameo nightclub complained of irritated eyes and shortness of breath. one person was taken to hospital as precaution. police said there is no ongoing risk to the public. two british women have been killed in a car crash in oman. the incident took place on the south coast of salalah, close to the border with yemen. a british man was also injured in the crash and is believed to be in hospital in a stable condition. the identity of the victims is not yet known. a man has died after a collision in burnley, after police followed the car he was travelling in. before the collision — which took place on colne road shortly before 1:30 this morning. the vehicle had been requested to stop by the police. the car hit a lamppost — killing the front seat passenger. two other men in the car are being treated for their injuries in hospital. people with severe allergies have been told th

leeds are one point clear of middlesbrough at the top. boro play tomorrow. this was one in cornwall. you can see clearer sunsets. this was one in cornwall. you can see clearer skies they are. but i will surely one even better. this one is in highland scotland. beautiful picture that with the cloud layers coming in from the atla ntic cloud layers coming in from the atlantic leading to a beautiful into the day. a colourful end through the day. and the cloud layers are coming in we have these weather fronts approaching the far north of scotland. i treasure dominating for most of us. under the clear skies it is getting cold quickly and it will bea is getting cold quickly and it will be a cold night across this own half in the uk that was last night. the breeze will pick up to flow more cloud in northern parts of northern ireland in scotland, are not quite as cold here. but further south it will certainly be under the clearer skies. lower temperatures in rural parts of england and wales. it will warm up quickly in the sunshine and it will be nice in england and w

have been turned round at leeds.beast has played for all sorts of divisions in all sorts of teams. he has an unconventional footballer and that is what he has posted a training session. a sandwich, a steak bake, a bag of crisps, a pepperoni pizza to finish things off. in the age of counting calories and nutrition, he isa counting calories and nutrition, he is a rogue. and mark wahlberg. his nutrition regime is ridiculous. the thing about mark wahlberg is when people watch football focus they get hollywood stars on and people get annoyed. we have water fraud against manchester united, but it is mark wahlberg. having looked at his daily schedule, i'm surprised he had room for you. we fitted in between half an hour of golf. david schwimmer said 46— note, these american type scorers. someone else thought manchester united would win by 86 points. as for leeds fans, it all gets wrong when they get to millwall. watford's secret is that the band baked beans. they are very strict. i love baked beans. a few issues, apparently,

with excruciatingly clear detail. >> jessica leeds, i appreciate you being on.t's under these circumstances. >> you're welcome. >> thanks for being with us. back with jeff toobin, kirsten powers. also joining us former trump campaign aide, michael caputo. jeff, when the president says he doesn't believe the accusations against judge kavanaugh because he, himself, has faced sexual misconduct allegations which he's denied, how sound is that logic when it's the president talking about obviously the supreme court nominee? >> i think there's an example of the president telling the absolute truth. he doesn't believe these things because he doesn't -- you know, he doesn't like being accused of them, himself. you know, i think he, you know, this can't be a coincidence that every sexual harassment investigation that he hears about he believes the man. you know, he has a view of gender relations that was set, as far as i can tell, in about 1957, and he sees himself as like this rat pack hero and he sees these women as prey and he has utterly no understanding of everything

doesn't deal with how he's been part of this problem and directly to it glib ok go ahead i've seen in leeds you are absolute he said to me over the last two or three years any time that the syrian army and its allies managed to take all the regions there was no kind of an agreement for rebels and their families to move to a different region then and certainly over the last couple of years and has been kind of a very attractive distant nation for a number of groups in particular. which is primarily made also for the former. fighters but what makes at least important and sufficiently sensitive for serious players in the civil war is not necessarily the concentrated the concentration. khan of rebels or for terrorists what do you prefer as you know it has a front with and despite the hype that he has been important players in the civil war that. seven years specifically area only region. to be clean. so the deceased are only bargaining chip. and economy controlling b.c.g. specifically for decision it has been able to be part and parcel of all the people . and ports and power we know that if we

jessica leeds is that he groped her in the first class cabin of a commercial flight. she has recently retired after working 30 years as a stockbroker. she's the mother of two, grandmother of eight. welcome back to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. before i get you to respond to donald trump, explain what happened to you. for people who aren'n't familiar with what h happened when you gt on a commercial flight -- when was it? >> it was around 1980. at t this point, i would think everybody has heard abouout it. amy: assumee nothing. >> to some degree, sounds like an old story. i was traveling and on an airplane coming in from either dallas or atlanta. i don't remember which one. but it was a long flight. me stewardess came back to in the business section and asked me what i'd be interested in coming up to first class. worked for me. so i came on up. it was the first two seats in the section, right against the bulkhead. there's a young man sitting therei, blondesh. he stuck his hand out and introduced himself as donald trump. the name meant nothing to me. w

the completed orders have been going into leeds school5 orders have been going into leeds schools toll and take it into schools and the ideas year5 later they will come into the concert all, they will have had this experience, you just plant a seed. and it appeared to be working, we we re and it appeared to be working, we were not short of volunteers at blenheim rhyme reskill willing to make their debut on the instrument and let us film the outcome. is that the first time you played the piano? yes. wow! although this lot could probably do with a bit more practice. colin patterson, bbc news, leeds. time for a look at the weather... hurricane camille aren't sparing down on the east coast of the usa, a category two 5torm, wind5 down on the east coast of the usa, a category two 5torm, winds in the centre, and very heavy rain, persistent rain, like to cause flooding. —— hurricane florence. back—up it is quieter, some rain at time5 back—up it is quieter, some rain at times over the next few days, southeastern areas like to stay pretty much dry, that's the way of things today, you can see f

so your shoe's in leeds? yeah. my shoe is in leeds. missing trains, missing shoes., travellers across the north have a simple message. we're ignored in the north. chris grayling should come up and see how bad the problem is. do what you say you're going to do. put the trains on time and send the right number of carriages. now, the east coast line should be the jewel in the crown of britain's railways, but it has become the line that no one can handle. three rail companies have failed to see out their contracts since 2006. chris has been trying to find out why, and along the way, he's been discovering that the next generation of trains could be taking the slow... the slow lane in the north. music: thomas the tank engine theme tune. it should be a model service, but time and again, train companies on the east coast line. have hit the buffers. last may, the transport secretary made this announcement. i will terminate virgin trains east coast contract on the 24th ofjune 2018. he stepped in because vtec, the partnership running the line, couldn't make £2 billion worth of

turn to a to foster carter he is an honorary senior research fellow in sociology and modern career at leeds university in the u.k. and he joins me now from exeter and britain a very good day mr foster how they're used to seeing happy scenes and promises from a p.r. pyongyang the mood music has been set but was anything of substance achieved yes i think it was but it depends what you're talking about it's crucial to grasp that there is more than one thing going on here more than one process and the world tends to focus particularly on the nuclear issue understandably it's stream the important that's the global threat if you like the little story of this but the local issues in north korea south korea of this fear divided nation dismay would resonate with germany i think the seventy is still divided i like germany. many issues separated families possible economic cooperation recommitted railways they have an enormous agenda on but some progress was achieved on the nuclear issue unfortunately not so much. not president trump of call of the enter korean deal exciting the north has agreed to pot

alistair gill, bbc look north, leeds.st before date. there is a shortage of epipens. the inquest into the death of leticia edlin 0pera the inquest into the death of leticia edlin opera has highlighted issues facing people with severe allergic reactions. and epipen was not enough to save her. but many rely on them for emergency treatment. michelle henry uses them to protect her nine—year—old son, who lives with multiple allergies. now a shortage of epipens, the uk's biggest brands, means desperate pa rents biggest brands, means desperate parents have been looking for alternatives. it's not good enough and whenever the problem is the onus is on the parent, not a doctor, not the pharmacist, not the supplier, to deal with the problem. your child you know the danger that your child has and the onus is very much on newt actually physically go round the houses until you get a solution. the department for health and social ca re the department for health and social care is warning that stocks of the adrenaline injectorfor care is

a win for leeds would see them keep their place in superleague, wolfpack would take a massive stridesis you can see the latest there is at leeds is 10—8 up, they've come behind from the early stages there. championship leader lewis hamilton was fastest in second practise ahead of this weeeknd's russian grand prix in sochi hamilton ended the session almost two tenths of a second clear of his mercedes team—mate valterri bottas. they were followed by the two red bulls, but they'll be near the back of the grid on sunday, no matter what happens in qualifying tomorrow after changing their engines. title contender sebastian vettel was fastest in first practise but he was fifth second time round with teamate kimi raikonnenjust behind. england wicketkeeper sarah taylor will miss the world t20 in west indies in november as she continues to manage her anxiety. a decision was made by both the player and the ecb who say taylor's welfare is their top priority, and that "she hasn't been able to train fully with the squad due to not being as fit as she would want to be from a psychological point of

it ends leeds unbeaten record in the qualifiers. elsewhere toulouse lead widnes 36—16. at 7:30pm in the super league super 8s. we will see how they go after that great win last weekend. in korea this weekend, the world shooting championships get under way with british medal prospects led by aaron heading. he's world number one in the men's trap. when he's not shooting though, he's saving lives as part of the coastguard. ben croucher has been to meet him. this is erin heading in his natural habitat. but when he's not busy winning commonwealth medals... representing england, erin heading! wernicke can be found here. around the waterways of south lincolnshire. not the obvious way to prepare for world championship, but it all started four years ago when his shooting started to suffer. started four years ago when his shooting started to sufferlj started four years ago when his shooting started to suffer. i had a terrible motorbike accident. it wasn't until my now wife and mother and father said that i was not a good way and i might lose my leg... it brought things home to me

guest adel darwish in london he's a political commentator and author of the book the edge of war in leedswe have seen shah he is a senior lecturer in middle east politics at the university of bradford and in beirut we have niamh solemn he is a professor of international affairs at notre dame university all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to the best dressed man on television adel darwish in london i love your bow ties. i don't explain something to be allowed to july of last year we had the american delegated to oversee dealing with the situation in syria direct and boy said the greatest concentration of terrorists in the world isn't it good and he again if i them is al qaeda and associated groups now we have remarkable turn around in the last days and weeks is that no that the syrian government is warned not to liberate its own territory and not to apparently seemingly not to lay a finger on any wanted live how do you account for this major reversal i think it's a four letter word and it's called iran

i was meant to be in leeds for8am. it at 9am. i was meant to be in leeds for 8am. moment. i'll be back for business briefing. i'll see you soon. stay with us. hello there. storm ali brought damaging winds across parts of the uk on wednesday. wind gusts of more than 90mph for parts of northern ireland. you can see this hook of cloud on the satellite picture, that's the storm pushing off towards scandinavia, but that doesn't mean things will be quiet over the next couple of days, far from it. during thursday it's all about this wriggling weather front feeding outbreaks across some parts of the country. there will still be some brisk winds at times. this is how we start the day with rain in the south—west, wales, the midlands and parts of east of england, petering out for a while but returning with a vengeance out for a while but returning with a vengeance from the west as we get into the afternoon. hefty showers in northern scotland, windy start here but the wind will slowly ease down a little bit by the end of the afternoon. spells on sunshine around as well. a fair

the auld enemies cup was played near leeds with some of the players saying the chance to play golf hasheir lives. dave edwards reports. the disabled golf association was formed eight years ago and has nearly 1000 members. this is its flagship tournament and people with all kinds of disabilities can take part. stephen lawrence played golf most days before a brain haemorrhage and a/ lefty week on his left side and a/ lefty week on his left side and with poor short—term memory. i never thought for a minute that i wouldn't be able to get back into it and it is the thing that i missed the most after having the brain haemorrhage and/. i thought that was over it. when i got back into it it gave me a boost. it has been fantastic. john played football for huddersfield town but arthritis means that most sports are off—limits. not goth. i thought somebody had a hole in one. i heard a big screen. then they said, it is the first par i've had in many years. the singles matches will decide the eventual winner. there is one big difference — this isn't europe against the usa. this rivalry goes back eve

leeds are still top after middlesbrough could only draw against swansea.s daughter's birth with a 3—1win which leapfrogged them above brentford into the play—off zone. ipswich climbed off the bottom with a point at home to bolton. wins for forest and reading. preston fought back from two down against sheffield united but lost 3—2 and are now bottom. blackburn won at stoke, west brom beat millwall 2—0. this is what has been happening at loftus road. the norwich are qpr. -- rb —— rb team qpr. we've had lots of ties in the fa cup today. sixth—tier torquay united beat lymington town of the wessex league premier division, the second qualifying round, this is. five second—half goals, including this driven effort from brett williams, helped torquay to a thumping 7—0 victory. all the results of today's fa cup results and of the football league, head over to the bbc sport wesite. the scottish premiership leaders hearts have dropped points for the first time this season. they were held to a goaless draw by third—placed livingstone. stephen naismith actually had a pe

you want i did say everything up on us by leeds will it. last june fifteenth owned f.s.b. officers raided a private home arresting dennis christiansen the danish chair he was with miss murray to a russian. retreat. place away for a. week on a court ordered his pretrial detention for two months christiansen could face up to ten years in prison for. his crime attending a prem eating. one you just saw so he's a lawyer on more. up shots and positive quitting doesn't go to crime we do national candidate cruel or even name because it's. the off to get a clue but. boy you know that you got what he asked me small talk's pop and. because arias it's got those up put cities but history of different states somebody he says come so used it organiser to bring it looks to me. the law imposes strict restrictions on orthodox religious groups that hark back to the dog days of the soviet union. a nine hundred ninety seven government commission concluded that most top clerics including patriarch kirill were informants for the k.g.b. an organization in which putin was a senior officer and was

leeds remain top of the league with middlesbrough being defeated by norwich.a 2—nil win over wigan athletic. wigan were down to ten meb around the hour mark. reading got their first win of the league season thanks to a late winner from leandro bacuna. 3—2 the final score. while swansea were held to a goalless draw by nottingham forrest. in the scottish premiership, celtic were held to a goalless draw at saint mirren last night. the biggest win of today saw rangers thrash dundee a—nil. steven gerrard's side are fourth in the table. hibernian beat kilmarnock 3—2. hamilton beat livingston one—nil. while hearts remain top and are five points clear after a i—nil win at motherwell. saintjohnstone and aberdeen drew one—all. lewis hamilton has taken pole position for the singapore grand prix with a first lap in the final qualifying session that he himself described as "magic" while his team called it "epic". red bull's max verstappen will start in second place while title rival sebastian vettel was third. nick parrot has the dtaiuls. —— details. the marina—based stree

particular for countries such as his home country italy for example this over and dr rice is in into leeds not yet over and once we will raise interest rates we will see that that part of the economic system will go into normal again and then we need to act normally and so what what do you think the e.c.b. what sort of room wiggle room does he have right now because there's so many uncertainties also as a trade row with the united states brics it's still uncertain you mentioned italy of course is it now time to actually cut stimulus yes of course i mean we need to go back to normal and everything else would be surprising and nothing is that is that it worries markets more than the you know unprecedented surprises so we will go back to normal in two thousand ninety eight and then we probably i will come back and we talk about where the systems which i place will work on of hopefully you come back before just very briefly at the height of the crisis a lot of people were warning that the e.c.b. would lose its independence do you think those fears were just a fight no not at all not at all mar

the home side then made it 2—0 when leeds united's stuart dallas volleyed in from close range.e when 22—year—old gavin whyte came on to score with his first touch of the ball. he was making his first start for his country after impressing for oxford united in the opening weeks of the season. whyte signed for the league one club in the summer from crusaders, where he scored 22 goals in the northern irish league. spain, who beat england 2—i at wembley, trounced world cup finalists croatia tonight. they top league a of the nations league with a 100% record. despite a number of big names retiring from international duty, the squad demonstrating the breadth of talent with that win. let's have a quick look at some of today's other sports stories... hampden park will remain the home of scottish football after the scottish fa opted to buy the stadium from owners queens park for five million pounds when the current lease runs out in 2020. kimi raikkonen will leave ferrari at the end of the season. the 2007 champion isjoining sauber, returning to the team where he began his fi career, wi

it ends leeds unbeaten record in the qualifiers.ios beat federer when they first met in 2015 and says he would rather be the underdog than have all the pressure. our tennis correspondent russell fuller is at flushing meadows. as you can imagine, there is a huge amount of excitement here at flushing meadows about the prospect of roger federer against that carry us. of roger federer against that carry us. he needs an introduction, many feel fit and confident... he is trying to win a sixth title after his most recent trying to new york. they carry us as always making headlines, occasionally frizzed —— tennis. at times he can be almost unplayable. the two have very close meetings in the past, they played 9 cents, eight have been tie—breaks, three of their matches, two of which have been roger —— one by roger federer, . .. have been roger —— one by roger federer,... he was in a very playful mood after his recent victory, the controversy the micro controversial one where he was given a pep talk midway by the umpire. quiz about that and al

leeds have stretched their lead at the top of the championship and are still unbeaten, eight games intons for aston villa, stoke, wigan and west brom, who are up to third after a 4—2 win over bristol city. and stoke city's second win of the season came against another of the sides who came down from the top flight last year. joe allen's goal sealed a 1—0 victory over swansea city, but it was a disputed finish with allen appearing to be offside when he put the ball in. the bolton defender stephen darby has retired at the age of 29, after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. darby came through the youth ranks at liverpool before moving to bradford in 2012 and joining bolton last summer. he hasn't played since december. manager phil parkinson said "this is heartbreaking news for stephen and his family, he's an outstanding professional and a fantastic person". england cricketers ben stokes and alex hales have been charged with bringing the game into disrepute, in connection with an incident outside a nightclub last year. stokes was cleared of affray after a trial in august. the all—r

goals from george saville and britt assombalonga put them just a point behind leaders leeds.t. nottingham forest leap above sheffield wednesday after beating them 2—1. a home win also for qpr, who beat millwall 2—0. goal—less between sheffield united and birmingham. that's six draws out of eight for the blues. and a 2—1 win for norwich at reading. there were four games in the the women's super league, and it's now two goal—less draws out of two for defending champions chelsea. they drew 0—0 at bristol city. a 1—0 win for birmingham at home to brighton. no goals between west ham and reading, but plenty for arsenal at yeovil, 7—0. jordan nobbs with a couple for them. ben stokes and alex hales have been included in england's one—day squad to tour sri lanka this autumn after being charged by the ecb with bringing the game into disrepute. the pair face a disciplinary hearing in decemberfollowing an incident outside a bristol nightclub in 2017, and that hearing will take place between england's tours to sri lanka and west indies. this is the full squad, which includes warwickshire

kamalahmed, bbc news, leeds. as always, it would be great to hear from you. that's it. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: will be germany. germany beat turkey in the race to host the 2024 european football championship. in the coming hours, the 42nd ryder cup takes to the course in france, as europe look to regain the trophy from the usa. and australian ashleigh barty, the last remaining seed, moves through to the wuhan open semi—finals. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with football and the news that germany has been chosen to host the european championship finals in 2024. their bid, led by world cup winning captain philipp lahm, was chosen ahead of turkey in a meeting of uefa's executive committee in switzerland on thursday. it'll be the second time that germany has hosted the tournament, having previously held the championship in 1988.

all the equipment in our stores is consuming the minimal amount of power necessary, and that's why leedertified store and have a lot of innovation in store and that a lot of commitment to things like renewable energy and water and waste reduction. emily: you get a lot of feedback from coffee farmers around the world. by 2025, we will lose half the world's area suitable for growing coffee. do farmers tell you about how climate change is affecting them? where do you see the global coffee crop evolving over time? >> we source coffee from over 300,000 different coffee farms around the world. we have farmer support in every geography that we source coffee from. amiss --egro nimists that work in that network. what we are hearing, it has created a manifestation of coffee rust. it gets on the leaves of coffee trees and kills. we have worked to create a rust resistant coffee tree that we give to coffee farmers and then we work to develop best practices on how to get the best quality of coffee and the best yield from their coffee. with farmer support centers, and we open source all of that inform

maria jobin-leeds runs a non-profit supporting women in politics. >> the exciting thing is so frequentlyple like rachel stand up and say buzz off, back off, enough. >> reporter: so you basically felt like you were speaking for other women? >> i was. my hope was that it would spread enough that potentially it would make its way to other women who might find it useful. >> reporter: whether she's successful in the election will be determined come november. anna werner, sonoma, california. >> ninan: when we return, an update on a little girl who warmed the hearts of millions as she waited for a new one of her own, and how raper drake became part of her journey. >> oh, my god! >> ninan: we end tonight with an update on an illinois girl whose two birthday wishes were granted. sophia sancehz met the rapper drake, and this week she received a life-saving heart transplant. here don dahler. >> reporter: girls shouldn't face heart failure. they shouldn't wait on a transplant list. 11-year-old girls should be dancing. ♪ ♪ so when the rapper drake saw sophia sancehz joyfully throwing herself into his

we saw it when they went to leeds in a warm up it when they went to leeds in a warm up match. things to come. the anti—discrimination charity in their... kick—off is at apm. camden park will remain the home of scottish football. there was an offer to move the matches to murrayfield. when the current lease i’u ns murrayfield. when the current lease runs out in 2020. it has been scotland's on for 112 years. in by scotland's on for 112 years. in rugby union, premiership club owners say majority stake is not the preferred option as they discuss a multi—million pound offer to take over the league. they have offered £205 million for a 51% share. the deal would mean a much needed £17 million windfall for each premiership club. and the ship chairman ian ritchie has told the bbc that the unanimous view from directors and chief executives of clu bs a re directors and chief executives of clubs are open to investment but the majority control is not the preferred option. we will have plenty more for you in sports day at 630 pm. the latest figures rubbish by the regulator nhs improvement co

it ends leeds unbeaten record in the qualifiers. under par to finish ten under overall. fellow englishman tyrrell hatton is level with rose after a stunning round of 63. tommy fleetwood is two shots further back. the american webb simpson leads on 11—under par. tottenham hotspur‘s son heun—min will now avoid military service for south korea after helping his country beat japan in the asian games football final. south korea scored twice in extra—time to win 2—1. korean captain son burst into tears at the final whistle after sprinting from the bench to embrace his teammates. afterwards he thanked his club side spurs. really, really thank you for the... they them to allow me to be here. they allow me to go to the asian games, so i'm really thanking for... nothing to say, amazing feeling. that's all the sport for now. some relief for him, concentrating on his football. he will be back soon. they have this rule where you have to do your military service for two years in south korea. either he needs a podium finish in the olympics or win

. >> paul: the legend of the jersey devil was mother leeds had twelve kids, foued herself pregnant withds that are told about it, but that legend says that when the jersey devil was born it morphed into this creature, flew up the chimney and was gone into the night. other legends say it killed everybody in the room. it's supposed to have the head of a horse, wings of a bat, hoofs, but you have people that say they've seen horns on it. it breathes fire. it's got a real long tail with a triangle on it. >> anthony: i mean, it sounds like my little pony with a fork tail. it doesn't sound frightening to me. >> paul: it's supposed to have big red eyes and some people say the head of a goat. >> anthony: it's a big po -- goat? goat's a little scarier. >> paul singing: ♪ the folks that live in the barrens they have a story they tell ♪ ♪ about that old leeds woman and her child from hell the night he's born, he took wings on and flew out into the night ♪ ♪ say you still hear him screaming when the conditions are right ♪ ♪ yeah i swear it's true these pine barren blues ♪ >> anthony: what's out the

you want i do not run us by leeds. last june fifteenth owned f.s.b. officers raided a private home arresting dennis christiansen a danish yes he was with miss murray to a russian. retreat from one place i want to go before. we are a court ordered his pretrial detention for two months christiansen could face up to ten years in prison. for. his crime attending a prem eating. one you just saw so he's annoyed one more. shots and also to cook with him doesn't reduce crime would you national candidate cruel or even name crazy it's a. deal of course to get a clue but before you start your blood boil not that you could but why did you ask me smallpox. but it was obvious. that it was a put sci fi's but history had forgive somebody he says come so used it in his acts of doing it looks to me. the law imposes strict restrictions on orthodox religious groups that hark back to the dog days of the soviet union. a nine hundred ninety seven government commission concluded that most top clerics including patriarch kirill were informers for the k.g.b. an organization in

a police officer — have been seriously injured after they were attacked by two dogs in a garden in leeds's time for witness. hello and welcome to witness. in this programme we will hear from five witnesses about their involvement in extraordinary moments in 20th century history. we will hear one woman's recollection of operation market garden, the allies attempt to take holland using pa ratroopers at the end of the second world war. head to russia for a story about the soviet union's efforts to ban booze, find out about the murder of anti—apartheid campaigner steve biko, and hearfrom a former prisoner of war who built the bridge over the river kwai at the end of the second world war. but we start with an individual who created one of the world's most widely used fitness programmes, couch to 5k. in 1996 to get over a bad relationship break—up josh clark started running. after a few weeks, having caught the bug, he decided to create a plan to help get other people running and he put it on his website. little did he know where it would take him. i had never had particular success with this.

the reason, to celebrate the leeds international piano competition.nd the usa. and the judges, who are concert pianists themselves, have been giving impromptu performances in the centre of the city in what has been dubbed the world's smallest concert hall. this is great. it is noisy but... it doesn't matter, music wins out. yes. oh, what a lovely, magical thing. it was such a tedious day. i had nothing but boring things to do and i am absolutely uplifted by it, it is just magnificent. the build—up to the final has included the impressionist alistair mcgovern returning to his alma mater, the university of leeds, to talk about taking up the piano at the age of 49. it has sort of taken over my life, i must admit, i can't wait, i itch, i salivate, if i see a piano in a room i want to play and i keep wanting to learn pieces and my frustration at starting late in life is thinking of the pieces i will never play. the event is trying to make sure that rather younger people are encouraged to take up the instrument. press any notes you want, one at a time if yo

now, this was the scene as we ended the day near leeds. some clear skies around there.ly chilly rest of tonight. those temperatures certainly well down in single figures. during the day on sunday, a mix of sunshine and showers for many areas. but there will be some heavy rain and more cloud across the southern half of the uk, and that's all down to the fact that we have got this frontal system shifting its way eastwards across england and wales too. higher pressure holding on towards the north. so, for sunday morning then, initially, a soggy start to the day for much of wales, central and southern england too. to the north of that, though, much clearer skies after that chilly start. there'll be some sunshine and a peppering of showers working in particularly for northern parts of northern ireland into the north—west of scotland too. eventually, this rain willjust start to push towards the south—east and it's not going to be just heavy rain to contain with, but also, some brisk winds blowing in from the north or the north—west. we could see gusts of around 50mph around t

environment as another of mark biello principle themes in his he deals with threatened to be called in leeds all plastic trash. and he only uses biodegradable materials that's important. so we started the show with vintage vehicles on the beach in denmark and we end the show with artistic vehicles in switzerland grand basel is a showcase for on will build and their role in not just society but also in art from models dating back to generations gone by to futuristic examples that never made it to production the event is not just for current through zero s. but also for lovers of art. this nine hundred sixty one lincoln continental once belonged to because so by combining it with one of her own sculptures to serve if you he has turned it into. yet transforms cars made by his family's firm into a lot style objects. and design professor paolo to me nearly has turned his experiences with an old fear into a video installation the vote of cause in modern life and culture is the theme at grandpa's of. my cars my studio when i drive a field because i'm keeping the attention on the road and of course

middlesborough came close, through, former leeds star, jonny howson.tantalisingly poised, going into the third day later this morning. yesterday five wickets for moeen ali helped them fight their way back into the test after a poor start. they ended the day, on six for no wicket, only 21 runs behind india. adam wild reports from southampton. 0n the south coast, england knew they had a rescue job to do, having struggled with the bat, now the bowlers' turn to try to reverse fortunes. stuart broad has so often saved his side before. here he got things started. but this would take patience, india fighting to stay in this series. sam curran got the biggest breakthrough of all, virat kohli. things were beginning to turn in england's favour. moeen ali could sense it. two more wickets in two balls for him. the first to dismiss i balls for him. the first to dismiss ——, and then shami. —— dismiss ashwin. sharma caught by cook, just. and while pujara couldn't be stopped, his 80th century, the rescue was complete. india's first innings lead a mere 27 runs. england

in otherfestival like leeds festival, you see similar displays of carnage.499, under £20, and thenjust using them two people, 1499, under £20, and then just using them for a couple of days and then just leaving them, along with all of their rubbish. the mac of waste and energetic to make those things. i think it is released it. iam those things. i think it is released it. i am all for having a good time. i love the festival is much the next person. but there has got to be a way to do it. we were having a clear out over the weekend. you look at what people are talking away, and a lot of it is... is not that old. just this waste culture that we all have. we are all guilty about it. and it is notjust about money. have. we are all guilty about it. and it is notjust about moneym is about energy and the human resources it take to make those think that they are throwing away. and honouring the fact that someone has put time and energy into that. i think what we need to do is encourage our young people to really value that, to notjust be going vegan, and doing all t