iwonder, though, lizzy, how you ever replace that adrenaline rush?ing to see what i could achieve. coming back to my school, it really brings back the memory that even at that point, i didn‘t know that i was going to be a skeleton athlete. you might be able to live out that dream as a musician or chef. i don‘t mind if people do sport or not, ijust would love to encourage people to follow their own dream. while the girls here in this pe class are doing their gcses and thinking about careers, well, what about heading 90mph headfirst down an ice chute in something about 18 inches wide? i think it would be fun to try but it would be a bit scary so i'm not sure i could actually get myself together to do that. i really think sport really does teach you that failure isn't always a bad thing. it shows you that anyone can do anything, and she does seem really down—to—earth, so lovely. lizzy yarnold will promote the winter olympics and urges funding to find more champions. she, meanwhile, after back operations, will be sticking to yoga. joe wilson, bbc news, i

lizzie yarnold, what a performance. title. —— british athlete. successfully defend her olympic title. -- british athlete. and she joins us now. you have both of your medals here. just in case you wanted a look. we never get bored of looking at olympic gold medals. do you have a favourite between them now reflecting on your career? you made history with the second. i guess the second took a lot more work and was a lot more difficult to achieve. and i got to shared the podium with one of my best friends, laura, so that was just awesome. and out of my wildest dreams. but again thought she was a different team supporting me, a different experience. it is a team effort with the skeleton so i'm grateful for all that help. skeleton was a sport that you discovered through being good at other sports, you were pushed into the sport because you showed you had the sport because you showed you had the should for. would you have ever said yourself when someone said why not try the skeleton, that if someone not try the skeleton, that

lizzie fletcher says she wants er improve it.tion-- both want better .ecurity along the border, but culberson wants to fund the wall, and fletcher does not. >> we have to deal with our policy overall. >> reporter: and flood control-- srricane harvey was devastating here, thousands of homes ruined. >> the state loaned us the money. they didn't even give us the money. >> glor: joanie weiner is supporting lizzie fletcher. >> i'm mad at all the government officials and all the incumbents who are taking us for granted. >> glor: brandi puallos's house was also wrecked. she says the incumbent john walberson was there for her. in glor: do you think the discussions taking place are arlpful, or it's sending people further apart? >> i think it's sending people further apart. john culberson's on the house appropriations committee. he has secured funding, and we can't change horses in the middle of the race. >> the work that i've done since i've got on the appropriations committee is well documented and shows that i made sure the flood fntrol

lizzie's petting her cat, leo. >> hey, lizzie. what is your cat leo thinking?ple we just met. wait! did i tell you we have a clock in our wall at home? >> jimmy: seriously? [ laughter ] >> yeah. and guess what? one of its arms moves like this. [ light laughter ] and the other moves like this. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you totally just looked like you were dancing. [ light laughter ] >> i wouldn't know because when i look out with my eyes, i see you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: makes sense. here, i'll show you again. bye, leo. [ light laughter ] >> steve: lizzie tosses her cat leo and then does the weird clock dance. ♪ >> what? are you kidding me? it totally looked like you were dancing. let's do it together. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: cindy and lizzie danced for 10 months straight and missed the whole year of school. >> whoa! it looks like summer's here. >> jimmy: let's dance! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and scene. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: scene two, here we go. this is for you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: this one here is sent in by elijah. he is nin

lizzy yarnold, what a performance!knee and hip problems. i know you have had the two operations, do you feel the aches and pains or have you come through relatively unscathed ? skeleton has taught me so much about being fit and healthy in my mind and body and how to train my body and push myself. i have achieved more than i thought humanly possible, but my injuries are not necessarily because of skeleton. was it called girls for gold when you first started ? called girls for gold when you first started? people would think i cannot possibly do... they can! i did not find my sport until i was 18, i love sports but i felt like i had not found the one for me. have a go, don't limit yourself and chase your dreams. what's did they see a new when you tested for that? she is really good at that, maybe she could do this? i think it was the 30 metre sprint speed, a basic characteristic, then it was probably the mental toughness, and can she deal with it? you have done all right! i know you are you have done all right! i know you

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seemingly out of nowhere the twenty nine year old favorite son of saudi arabia's king solomon been up to lizzie's was appointed defense minister he became chief architect of saudi arabia's military intervention in yemen a campaign of aerial bombardment that has helped create what the un calls the worst humanitarian crisis in the world human rights organizations accuse the saudi led coalition of bombing civilian targets such as hospitals and schools in saudi arabia

lizzy greenwood—hughes.e at this weekend's mexican grand prix. the briton just needs to finish seventh or higher to win this year's championship for mercedes. red bull's max verstappen and daniel ricciardo set the pace in first practise. verstappen — nearly one and a half seconds quicker than hamilton, whose car has been essentially re—built since last weeekend's problems in texas. second practise is coming to an end. about 15 minutes to go there in mexico city him and is looking pretty similar. red bull leading the way. hamilton at the moment seventh fastest. sebastian biddle doing slightly better. it's going to be a very interesting grand prix on sunday there in mexico city. let's move on to football. manchester city boss pep guardiola says he's expecting a very tough challenge to retain their title. city are top and are still unbeaten in the league — along with liverpool — but guardiola thinks as many as five teams could potentially lift the trophy in may. there's just two points difference and four, five

lizzie has found some more conference goers.and from the mail. how did you think it went? i thought it went all right. she accelerated a bit. she has upped a 95v accelerated a bit. she has upped a gay man she had to after boris this week andjeremy gay man she had to after boris this week and jeremy corbyn last week. she was even dancing on stage. watch out ann widdecombe! i think she did all right. she didn't use the word checkers. we can see some of that dancing at the moment. not particularly policy heavy. what were the high points? she walked offstage and almost tripped into mr blue sky which has the line about welcome to the human race and wide you have to hide away for so long. the tories have not seen the real theresa may. this was somebody with a lighter touch and a bit of balance to her. there was a good moment when she talked about her goddaughter who died from cancer and that was a real moment. she is a flesh and blood human being but she does not always manage to show that. she is in political peril so she has improve

. >> do you wish to adopt rita, juan, and lizzy? >> yes, your honor. >> you always kind of have this weird family feel to a movie, but not like this,? it's like me sitting her in the set. i don't feel like i'm sitting on a set right now. it's like, okay, i don't want to grow too close to anybody. ive my own family and stuff. now getting close to gustavo and already having worked with iz dell la it's one of those things that's starting to feel like family. >> it's that softer side that led him to his new movie, "instant family." okay taf ya spencer costars. >> they're sort of the fixer upper type couple and delay having kids. they start to discuss, what if we adopted kids and fostered hard and really complicated. >> eyewitness this! >> just stay there until the fire depar comes. >> you're just another woman that wants to foster kids to feel good about yourself, pretend mom! >> they're like, why didn't we just get dogs? >> people need to be reminded of family. >> everyone say family. >> family! >> they had people who grew up in the fo

announcing her retirement, double olympic skeleton champion lizzie yarnold criticised the world anti—dopingyear ban on russia. she won her first olympic title at sochi, where it emerged russia had carried out the systematic mass doping of its athletes. she would like to stay in sport to help in the fight against drugs cheats. there are boards i could hope to apply to be on and continue to have the voice of the athlete represented and remind people that we have to protect athletes especially when we are talking about anti—doping issues, we have to keep banging the drum and protect clean and fair competition. it is important use the platform i have is an olympic athlete and make sure our voices are heard even though it feels like not being heard, we have to continue the fight. engand face sri lanka in the third odi tomorrow in kandy. the first was a wash out, but they took a 1—0 lead in another rain—affected match in dambulla, with three left to play. the good news for england ahead of the world cup next summer on home soil, moeen ali believes he's coming into the peak of his career. the ment

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french open champion lost the first set to the one hundred thirteenth ranked on ship book of two lizzie a six one before retiring after just thirty one minutes. plenty of fireworks in the final of the chengdu open is but atomic to confabulate fanie all tomic is usually the one who gets the bad press over his behavior this time it was for me who lost his cool after losing a point in the second set the italian got a code violation for smashing his racket and folding it in hoff he is also caught kicking it as he lost two sets to one for tomic this was his first a.t.p. title in three years. and that is all useful for now have will feel later thank you joe hundreds of swimmers have been taking part in the race between the senegalese capital the car and go re island but it's no ordinary competition it involves swimming to a former slave where africans were once sold and shipped off to work in the americas making us hark match the sweetness. minutes away from the start one final stretch. allows a bit of advice. and a few words of wisdom. you need training devotion and peace of mind is not easy

istanbul mohamed bin someone the crown prince he is seen here with see him in the red box matter of the lizzie's among the body got who had nine hundred phone calls with saudi officials on october the second which is of course the data showed she went missing four of those calls would have been someone's private secretary the bodyguard also rented a private jet under his name an aircraft reported to have flown a group of men to istanbul fifteen days ago is the team in washington d.c. she's at the white house will be with her shortly also cynical in the turkish capital but of course starting with jamal shale who is outside that saudi consul general's residence in istanbul jamaal an update from you the search has been going on what three four. it is well on the way here come all this search that includes several forensic experts as well as members from turkey there are units and obviously headed by the deputy director of the turkey's attorney general's office all of them in the building behind me we had seen them literally they've been combing gets inside and out so we saw there were images of the

it's lizzy boredom. >> she shares some conner halloween secrets. >> i thought scary spice, jaden's costume. >> becky? i'm not sure what is going on here, but i love it. sharknadoconnor. >> as for sara gilbert? well, we talked to her on the set of "the talk" where she was dressed up as pink for tomorrow's halloween episode. her character skips dressing up tonight, but she's psyched for tonight's guest star. >> it's great. i mean matthew is, you know, theater act. such a high caliber, high quality actor. so to get to work with him along with the cast that i already love working with is just >> hey, sarah you want unbelievable. jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon will make over $1 million an episode for their upcoming new show. jennifer made a $1 million on "friends." >>> well last night was a big one for our girl gayle king. she was inducted into the broadcasting and cable hall of fame and who better to help her live her best life than her best friend oprah. >> she's introducing me and i didn't even ask her. they just asked her if she would do a tape. >> i said i don't want to be a part o

of this upcoming today and i am home hello benignly lizzie and ian lee and it's got to be all in the main national homicide of santa. hurt so bad they get us and them laughing with names from our upton had so much. of the mcallen about we look at the law the lawsuit mamak a supportive good been. supportive we are all my visit or my yacht. a supportive leave for me. a hundred in there if me could be a. whore doctor it may be neurology i know my country he gave me a message. when obama drop in and give them his aim at then he get up then. and then be just fine. and. good will it get i have a tutor going out. and . get them some of them. he has he's in the seat guess i'm just getting mr has another how david can get up to get us to the. child so we will know where that the general don't have that if the name and. but that's about malloy question one how that in now that helen and a focus on the heart of a composite and. all of those medical moment. for them started in the best change about those on a holiday can have those moments how good are they are of what our little ones have is th

lizzy yarnold is retiring from skeleton.n the parallel bars and will miss... that is all the sports honour. theresa may will try to rally ministers behind her this morning at the start of a critical 48 hours for brexit. the pm is meeting her top team in downing st right now to update them on negotiations for leaving the european union and to see which members of her cabinet still back her. perhaps ominously, a number of them had a pre—cabinet meeting last night — over pizza. let's speak to norman smith now, our political guru. who was at the pizza gathering? well, there were eight cabinet minister is there, so about a third of the cabinet turned up at the meeting in andrea leadsom's office. there were some of the prominent brexiteers but also, there were some theresa may's loyalists, some of the swing voices in the cabinet, so people like jeremy hunt, swing voices in the cabinet, so people likejeremy hunt, michael gove, chris grayling, which suggests the disquiet in the cabinet is now beginning to ripple out from beyond the

announcer: republican representative karen handel and democrat lizzie mcmath are vying for georgia's sixth congressional seat. it is considered lean republican by the cook political report, and likely republican by real clear politics. this is about 25 minutes. the 2018 atlanta press corps young debate series. brought to you from the studios of georgia public broadcasting. this is the race for the sixth congressional district. welcome. you are watching the atlanta press club loudermilk young debate series. the debate among candidates for georgia's congressional district six. it covers portions of atlanta, johns creek, sandy springs. let's meet the candidates. karenhabetical order, handel, a republican was nominated to represent the sixth congressional district in a special election in 2017. and lucy mcmath is a national andesperson for gun safety demanding actions for guns. let's meet our panelists. john richards is a reporter. multimedialz is a journalist in atlanta. let's start. the roles of today's -- the roles of today's debate are on the website. to celebrate -- to start, each c

hello and welcome to sportsday, with me lizzie greenwood—hughs, and john watson. headlines this evening: warrington versus wigan ‘s, with emotions running high. morgan shows his mettle to steer england home in sri lanka. and halloween arrives early as bath's freddie burns has a horror show at the rec. for the neutral it's a case of pick your fairytale ending as wigan and warrington meet in tonight's super league grand final. it is the match in charge for it. for warrington, there could, at long last, be a new name on the trophy. three times they've made it to the sport's showpiece, three times they've fallen at the last. the match is a repeat of the 2016 grand final. it is for— four after 30 minutes at old trafford. tonight if put on the scoreboard, for ralls. tom davies answered faq for ralls. tom davies answered faq for wigan to give an 8—1; lead at the break. still plenty of time to go. who will win it? we wait to see. warrington have never won it in their history. wigan already have one win to their name today, they beat leeds in the women's grand final for th

lizzy yarnold is one of those against that. in my opinion it wasn't the right thing to do.o sway away from that. they had to complete the things they we re they had to complete the things they were asked to, it's a changing world but we have to keep pushing for a clea n but we have to keep pushing for a clean and fair competition. some other headlines. johanna konta has recorded one of his best victories in a tunnelled season. she won victories in a tunnelled season. she won in straight sets. looked good as well. it is herfirst won in straight sets. looked good as well. it is her first match since she split from her coach last week. she is working with a frenchman on a trial basis. good first impression. warne gatland has named his squad for the autumn internationals. the wales rugby union squad. joanna horns is the surprise inclusion. she qualifies through a welsh grandparent. he rested some of his established players over the summer but recalled alun wynjones. they have scotland, australia, tonga and south africa across the month. the wales football tea m south africa acr

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lizzie has all the sport. lost to spain so it could be crucial, it is currently 0—0, off the side, the matches being played by closed doors because croatia apparently banned them attending home matches. austria is one — zero to austria, and belgium area is one — zero to austria, and belgium are a goal up, one of manchester's united current coaches says his part in the united champion league final 2009 lead to a year—long spell of depression. he won five league titles of the player, he said feelings of anxiety became so bad, he could not face being away from home are playing with england and made him consider early retirement. yes also said speaking about it, he has been contacted speaking about it, he has been co nta cted by speaking about it, he has been contacted by other players who also suffered with depression. the champions league, for whatever reason, i just could champions league, for whatever reason, ijust could not shake it off. i started kind of, thinking negatively about the game. which i should no

with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much. final, beating warrington12—4 in a tense and tight match at old trafford. it was the perfect send—off for wigan‘s long term coach, shaun wane, in his last game in charge, as our correspondent, adam wild, reports. 0ld old trafford is a rugby league reaches its big crescendo. this season's swa nsong , no reaches its big crescendo. this season's swansong, no encores or second chancers. wigan or warrington, only one good finish the year on the very highest note. it's ourtime again! is year on the very highest note. it's our time again! is going to happen. for some, the final was more final than others, for 30 years wigan coach sean wane says goodbye to his hometown club but warrington, desperate to achieve what they have not in more than 60 years, there is was a better start as josh not in more than 60 years, there is was a better start asjosh charnley slid in. these sides are so evenly balanced it was not long before the scores we re eve n balanced it was not long before the scores were

hello, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes with the latest sport.again it's between wigan and warrington. the two old foes will meet at old trafford next saturday after wigan comfortably beat castleford 13 points to nil in tonight's second semi—final. joe lynsky reports. and super league, a seasoned's hard—working come and super league, a seasoned's ha rd—working come down and super league, a seasoned's hard—working come down to one friday night shuffle. why can finish just one point above castleford in the regular season, but that is some advantage. —— wigan. in games of this magnitude, they could make all the difference. the middleweight was sent through the challenges and over the line. that was the first type breakthrough. fauldhouse —— for rural castleford's tenacity, they we re rural castleford's tenacity, they were facing a serious challenge. keen to make his mark on the final match was sent on to us. they try to hit me more on this ground. after nine season this year, their poster boy is moving on. but wigan's the feds make sure there was on

but the one killed lizzie says you can do for cover you can go to shows his mother arranged for him to travel from the camorra silence to my yacht with relatives but then she left him to fend for himself. i never knew my father she. only know that he came from madagascar sitting is his own mother never seen him. this is my mother's day on the beach she died in two thousand and seven and she's buried that. what move she doesn't realize is that even if he gets a residence permit he'll still need a visa to leave the island my option is not covered by the shannon agreement which allows the free movement of people to be dumb like you camp and moved in the piece before see i was really down and no but what point me up a game was my desire to see my mother screaming for. your one day. just want. to because the only thing that's keeping me go a day off today is. to vote for contributing little to lose you a new bulb and a new. was such a hattie's and soon as children are lucky to have parents who will go out for them as best they can but a job that he feels desperate. and that way isn't she it

with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. european champions cup campaign with a shock win over the three—time winners toulon. elsewhere there were wins for saracens, cardiff and gloucester, whose danny cipriani is making a late claim for another england call—up. adam wild rounds up the action. emerging into the bright lights of europe was my killie competition in glasgow, it was rather difficult to see anything, but saracens win. the english champions are proving almost impossible to stop. michael rhodes finding his way through. whilst glasgow demanded much more, it never quite came. that was the only try of the game, saracens beginning with a win in the scottish sun. whilst visitors to prolong our role was offered a word welcome. for newcastle it was a welcome back, if the champions cup game in 1a seasons. the champions cup game in 1a seasons. it took less than 20 seconds for them to be reminded how tough it can be. still, toulon are not the side that they once were. this second outbreak almost got them in at the corner, a

lizzie has all the sport. thanks.ague, liverpool against manchester city on sunday, joint top of the table, both teams unbeaten with six wins from their first seven matches. it is city's first return to anfield since they're rather hostile champions league tie in april, the city bus was pelted with objects on arrival at the stadium breaking windows and prompting extra security this time. in terms of the match pep guardiola doesn't have a good record againstjurgen klopp, india 1a previous contests, the spaniard has w011 previous contests, the spaniard has wonjust previous contests, the spaniard has won just five against the germans and he's lost the last three. won just five against the germans and he's lost the last threelj won just five against the germans and he's lost the last three. i have and he's lost the last three. i have a lot of respect for the wiki please, how proactive the art in his teens. whenever iplayer manager, i have to try and beat him. i'm going to try next season. in the premier league we did it,

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and great britain's lizzie arnold is to retire at the age of 29. back—to—back medals. the us secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived in saudi arabia amid reports that the authorities there may be about to admit that the missing journalist, jamal khashoggi, was killed during an unauthorised interrogation. mike pompeo will meet with king salman bin abdulaziz, who flatly denied responsibility in a phone call with donald trump, according to the us president. meanwhile turkish police have, for the first time, been inside the saudi consulate where mr khashoggi was last seen. turkish officials believe mr khashoggi was murdered in the consulate by saudi agents nearly two weeks ago but riyadh has always strongly denied this. 0ur diplomatic correspondent jonathan marcus is here. so, i mean, these reports have come out of the united states arising from the phone conversation donald trump card. does it look like saudi arabia will admit that he died under interrogation and it was a mistake? we don't know for sure yet, but from the reports it looks as though

lizzie's a potential challenge to the crown prince one of the most senior members of the royal family are said to have agreed to travel back only after receiving security assurances from the u.s. and u.k. officials media reports sought sources close to the saudi royal family who say that disease has had been afraid to return to publicly challenging been on several occasions let's go out. there she is joining us outside the saudi consulate and on board where she was killed talk us through zain other reports of princess bin abdulaziz return. yes reports of the full brother of king prince ahmed bin abdulaziz returning to riyadh the timing of course significant like you mentioned saudi arabia coming under increasing pressure to come clean and to name the person responsible for the order to kill she inside the consulate behind me there is international outrage and many in the international community believe that order was given by the defacto ruler of saudi arabia crown prince muhammad bin selman and like you mentioned prince abdullah sees he has been living in london he does not have a go

coming up on bbc news, sliding to a stop, lizzie yarnold retires from skeleton and we find out what isre born in the uk with parts missing from their oesophagus, the tube that connects your mouth to your stomach. repairing it requires complex surgery and causes many of them problems for life. but now scientists in london have managed to grow one that is capable of the muscle contractions needed to move food down into the stomach. our medical correspondent fergus walsh has been talking to the scientists at great ormond street hospital and the francis crick institure who are behind it. suspended in the middle of this glass jar is a laboratory—grown oesophagus. you can see the wave—like contractions of the muscle. the oesophagus is a muscular tube which carries food down into the stomach. in this animal study, scientists stripped a rat oesophagus of its cells, leaving a collagen scaffold. they seeded it with several cell types, which form muscles, nerves and the delicate lining tissue. the ability to contract is essential for moving food through the organ. the work, published in nature co

polls say that nine-term republican john culver son is in a dead heat with democratic challenger lizzy fletcher. today we spoke with both candidates and voters. >> this is a dividing street for the congressional district. >> reporter: richard murry has been teaching texas politics for half a century. he took us on a tour of the texas 7th, a district that has only elected republicans for 50 years. now, it's a toss-up. >>> is the 7th a good place to use as a lens to look at the rest of the country? >> yes. >> this district was for a long time largely white, middle to upper middle class. now it's less than half white. about a third are hispanic, 14% african-american, 11%babl about t's a lot. >> yes. >> the texas 7 has been first won by the gop since a his race here in 1966. >> john culver son is the right guy at the right place at the right time for houston and for texas. >> at 62, john cull ber son, the 18 year incumbent who serves in the powerful house appropriations committee has never faced a challenge this difficult. >> women feel like our voices aren't being heard. >> a 43-year-old

the double olympic skeleton champion lizzie yarnold believes the world anti—doping agency were too quicknd the three—year ban last month. in my opinion it wasn't the right thing to do. we have to keep pushing the anti—doping message. i don't think it was correct to let them back without their completing all of the things they were asked to complete. it is a real changing world, but we have to keep pushing for a clean and fair competition. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. including the england rugby union squad which hasjust including the england rugby union squad which has just been announced. jonah holmes is in there. he qualifies through a welsh grandparent. i'm back in half an hour. thank you. here are some of the other stories this lunch time. more than 2,500 organised crime groups are operating across england and wales and police say children as young as 10 are at risk of being drawn into them. gangs of criminals involved in drugs and violence are often targeting vulnerable young people to carry out criminal activities. i

burning my house had been a damaged they used gunpowder to burn our temples on the ground at the door lizzie i wanted. ronnie beinecke helped rebuild the temple but he says the fear of fresh violence took a long time to faint. the attack by radical islamists on the hindu families in the village of ana gina gar was no isolated event in early twenty thirteen a wave of violence swept across the entire country. the main targets were religious minorities and freethinkers. at the time a special tribunal in dhaka had begun to hand down death sentences against several leaders of the top islamist party they were convicted of atrocities committed during the one nine hundred seventy one war of independence islamic hardliners were outraged by the verdicts which soon spilled over into protests and violence. visible scars from the attack are still evident on rhony been expose. for a time he debated fleeing to neighboring india. polemical how did the whole media if we went to india with we'd have to live as refugees with the thought next how the here were independent of that with all of this is our country

it's identified that some of them may have links to saudi prince mohammed bin solomon nakata other lizzie's mo tribe is described as a diplomat assigned to the saudi embassy in london eleven years ago this is one of several photos the newspapers published showing with prince solomon another man is named as. a hobby and you'll times says a saudi news outlet has reported that someone with that name was promoted to lieutenant in the royal guard for bravery for defending princess palace in jeddah. the newspaper also says an additional alleged member of the saudi team muhammad side ronnie has the same name as another member of the royal god now this man is reported to be salah muhammad too by the turkish investigators say he's an expert in autopsies for saudi arabia's internal security agency the turks also say meshad sonny is a lieutenant in the saudi air force born in one thousand nine hundred seven a photo of a man it is terrible airport appears to match the facebook profile of a man with that name now almost all the information about the original fifteen suspects seems to have come from the

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzy. good afternoon.if they're to break their poor run of form. it's only a friendly at hampden, but it's against the european champions portugal. the scots lost to israel in the nations league last week — their fifth defeat in seven games under alex mcleish. captain andy robertson has questioned some of the media coverage of their performances. for me, i think the criticism is a bit harsh, but some people prefer when we do bad instead of when we do good. you really believe that? yes, especially maybe some pundits or whatever — in fairness they have something to moan about but that's theirjob, that's what they get paid for, we go out to go on the right lines and as soon as we don't do that, people have stuff to write about. we gave them an excuse to write about us negatively, and we need to take it on the chin because it's part and parcel of football. we respect their decisions. there've been loads of goals in the women's super league today. arsenal are top of the table after thrashing champions chelsea 5

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. the headlines tonight.p a showdown with old rivals warrington. glenn murray gives brighton only their second win of the season, beating west ham at home. and jorge lorenzo walks away from this huge crash at the inaugral thailand moto gp. we're starting with rugby league because this year's grand final line up has been decided. and once again, it's between wigan and warrington. the two old foes will meet at old trafford next saturday after wigan comfortably beat castleford 13—0 in tonight's second semi—final. joe lynsky reports. in super league, a season's artwork can come down to one friday night shuffle. when it could finish at one point above castleford in the regular season but that is enough for home advantage. and games at this magnitude, that make all the difference. the early... 0ver this magnitude, that make all the difference. the early... over the line. crucially, that was the first half's only breakthrough. for all kosovar‘s tenacity, they struggle to get forward. by the second half, this the sea

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hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, the headlines tonight: quiet in more waysue. marko arnautovic strikies in vienna as northern ireland are beaten by austria, their second defeat of the campaign. and leinster get their european cup title defence off to the best possible start with a near 50 point thrashing of wasps. so lots to get through tonight, we're starting with football and england and northern ireland's second games in their uefa nations league campaigns. england endured an eerily silent goalless draw with croatia — played behind closed doors in rijeka due to the uefa ban on croatian home support. meanwhile northern ireland were beaten i—nil by austria in vienna. nick parrot rounds—up the action. from the greatest stage, to the quietest. almost 80,000 fans were at the world cup semifinal between england and croatia. three months later there were —— there were officially none. some always find a way to see their side, though. it was an experience they are unlikely to forget, but not for footballing reasons. with no atmosphere both teens looked flat, only