none more so than maria lyle, storming to victory in the t 35100 metres. first individual world title. great britain‘s second gold of the day and if the form book goes to plan, there could be more to come. kate gray, bbc news, dubai. a crucial day in the premier league with leaders liverpool hosting champions manchester city at anfield, with the host leading 2—0 at the moment. earlier, wolves beat aston villa 2—1

none more so than maria lyle who stormed to victory in the t35100 metres.ond goal of the day, and if the form book goes to plan, they could be more to come. elsewhere at the championships, aled davies won a fourth gold medal for great britain in the f63 shot put, great britain now have 10 medals in total. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news, president of the european commission jean claude junker talks to the bbc‘s europe editor katya adler. a seasoned politician, he was prime minister of luxembourg from 1995 to 2013. jean—claudejuncker is the longest serving head of any eu national government. translation: i think the decision for jean—claude juncker is a decision that will allow us to have a commission president who has european experience and is willing to accommodate the wishes of individual member states as well as the wishes of the european parliament. since 2014, he has been the president of the european commission. responsible for proposing new eu laws, enforcing the blocks rules, handling trade deals a

sprinter maria lyle will competing in her third world championships — and she's still only 19.ealed last year that she'd been suffering from anxiety and, after seeking help, is now urging others struggling with their mental health to do the same. thomas duncan reports. triple european champion by the age of 18 maria lyle is used to success on the track but athletic achievements did not bring personal happiness. i would feel anxious about going out of the house and how people viewed me. and when i spoke to people i was afraid they would think i was strange or weird. it was no how to do with howl think i was strange or weird. it was no how to do with how i saw myself and said my running, the running was something that i hid behind and it kind of just poured something that i hid behind and it kind ofjust poured over. after breaking down after a race last year she opened up and decided it was time to seek help for her anxiety. now studying at university and back to her best on the track 12 months on she wants to help others struggling with their mental health. if you're feeling a b

none more so than maria lyle, storming to victory in the t 35100 metres.oes to plan, there could be more to come. kate gray, bbc news, dubai. a crucial day in the premier league with leaders liverpool hosting champions manchester city at anfield, with the host leading 2—0 at the moment. earlier, wolves beat aston villa 2—1 in the west midlands derby. rauljimenez scoring the second for the home side. meanwhile, manchester united eased to a 3—1victory over brighton at old trafford. in the scottish premiership, rangers beat livingston 2—0. it was also a 2—0 victory for celtic over motherwell, which means the top two remain separated byjust one goal. that‘s all from me. there‘s more on the bbc sport website. thank you very much. that‘s it. we‘re back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, it‘s time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. let‘s return now to news that the royal family and senior politicians have joined military veterans and religious leaders at the cenotaph in central london to remember the fallen in conflicts over the last tw

britain's maria lyle won her second gold medal at the world para—athletics championships in dubai.ckroft also retained her t34 800m title, and sabrina fortune won gold in the f20 shot put. to golf and catriona matthew has been given the chance to retain the solheim cup after being chosen to captain europe for the second time in a row. the 50—year—old scot led her team to victory over the united states on home soil at gleneagles in september. she will be captain again at inverness golf club in ohio, in 20—21. sonny bill williams has been talking about his big money move to super league. he'sjoining the toronto wolfpack on two year deal. he's won two world cups with the all blacks, but has also played rugby league for the kiwis. and will be switching codes for a third time in his career. he's been talking to bbc sport's mark chapman. as you grow, the experiences, the biggest thing that is help me along my journey is biggest thing that is help me along myjourney is the person they look in front of my look in the mirror. when i talk to them, i'd be as gentlemen as possible and speak my

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the second gold medal went to maria lyle in the 200 metres.ace.|j championships and she was very pleased at the end of the race. i am really happy. i have been waiting a bit longer for the really happy. i have been waiting a bit longerfor the start, really happy. i have been waiting a bit longer for the start, so really happy. i have been waiting a bit longerfor the start, so i was getting nervous. iwas bit longerfor the start, so i was getting nervous. i was thinking about my plan, trying to execute my plan and keep calm and relaxed. at the start, it is good having the girls on the outside for somebody to chase around the bend, but on the straight, it is just keeping relaxed and trying not to tighten up. i don‘t really think too much about my competitors, i just hope don‘t really think too much about my competitors, ijust hope i win. don‘t really think too much about my competitors, ijust hope i winm was an exciting end to the shot put which brought sabrina fortune take the gold in a final throw with a new personal best and the championship r

none has more hope than maria lyle who stormed to victory in the t35100 metres.w ten medals in total. that‘s all from sportsday. we‘ll have more throughout the evening. next on bbc news, it‘s the travel show. this week on the travel show, i found out how punks helped to end this week on the travel show, i found out how punk helped to end the cold war. this weekend marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall, back in november 1989. poland was the first eastern bloc country to turn its back on communism, earlier that year. but those iconic images of the wall coming down here in berlin really did confirm that the cold war in europe was coming to an end. 0n the evening of november 9, 1989, the whole world watched the destruction of the berlin wall. a structure that divided notjust the city, but families, nations, and superpowers. stretching over 80 miles, the wall was built to divide the communist east and the capitalist west. today, only small sections of it still remain, and crossing it is no trouble at all. many cultural and political factors contrib

after golds for hannah cockroft and maria lyle at the world pa ra—athletics championships in dubai thisput. after becoming a dad just seven weeks ago, davies says he‘s found a new inspiration i have always struggled for motivation because i have won everything so i have put pressure on myself to throw further, but it is not about me anymore, it is about this little one and if i can show her what i do on the big stage, then ican her what i do on the big stage, then i can retire a happy man, so let's hope there are still a few more titles to come. that is ultra cute. that‘s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you‘ve stolen the show, gavin, with that. thank you very much. firefighters tackling around a hundred bushfires in australia say they could now start to threaten sydney. at least three people have died in the fires in new south wales and queensland. helena wilkinson has the latest. the scale and ferocity of these fires is clear. this is new south wales on the east coast of australia, being ravaged by the flames. three days since the

none more so than maria lyle, storming to victory in the t35100 metres, claiming her first individualthe t35100 metres, claiming her first individual world title. out in the field, aled davies was going for his seventh world title in the f63 shot put. a less than perfect performance but good enough gold. i've been training too long to roll over and hand over my world title, to get four in a row and i wanted to show this beautiful little girl how it is done. now he says he is heading home from a summer championships to enjoy a family christmas. kate great, bbc news, dubai. on to the premier league and today's results, if you want them. 0therwise, look away now. liverpool are now nine points clear of manchester city after beating the reigning champions 3—1 at anfield this afternoon. elsewhere, manchester united comfortably beat brighton 3—1 at old trafford, while wolves climb into the top half of the table with that win over aston villa. there remainsjust one goal between the top two in the scottish premiership. 2—0 victories today for both rangers and celtic means the reigning champion

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moments but there have been outstanding performances by a number of athletes and i'm joined by maria lyleere because you had your last race yesterday, has it sunk in yet? not yet come even in the 100 have not yet sunk in but i'm happy with how i have conducted myself and my races and a large part of that is to do with my team and everyone around me. you won by a good margin, where you aware how far ahead you were? no because i focus on my own line so i don't concentrate on others, it's about what i need to do to get to the line so everyone said after the race but if i can do my best, that's all that matters. and you have coped so well with the heat, thank you very much, maria can enjoy the rest of your time here and get some well deserved rest. there is more action to come when we will seek the right runners take to the track and it's the first time they have been included at a world championship event and great britain have a good chance of medals in the men and female categories, ranked number one a number two so hopefully more medals to come here. tight, thank you. throughout the elect

after golds for hannah cockroft and maria lyle at the world pa ra—athletics championships in dubai thisaled davies took the title in the f63 shot put. it was a fourth consecutive world gold for the paralympic champion from wales. great britain now have ten medals in total. that's all the sport for now. gavin, thank you very much. officials say at least 20 people have died in a cyclone near the border between india and bangladesh. it's brought winds of up to a 135 kilometres an hour — and heavy rain. tim allman reports. in the city of khulna, the wait was over. the storm had finally arrived. heavy rain and strong winds lashing much of this part of bangladesh and neighbouring india. the streets were mostly empty. a handful of cars, pedestrians, and the odd lorry braving the weather. most had fled. anything up to two million people have been moved into thousands of cyclone shelters. volunteers and members of the army going village to village, door to door, telling everyone to leave. the wind and the rain are bad enough, but then there's the storm surge, expected to be as high as two metres

louisiana the president slammed the whistleblower and the democrats calling the impeachment inquiry an lyle. >> these people are bad people. it is stow bad what they do to our country. they rip the guts out and it is a shame. they shouldn't be a loued to do it. >> the white house plans to have an impeachment specific communications team in place before the public hearings begin. >>> more trouble for facebook. california attorney general says he is investigating now the social media giant. he said facebook has been dragging its feet to fulfill requests for day fa on the analytical scandal and privacy. he wants the court to force the tech giant to comply. facebook said we have cooperated extensively with the state of california's investigation to date. we have provided thousands of pages of written responses and hundreds of thousands of documents. >>> wo former twitter employees are accused of being saudi spies. prosecutors accused them of spying on 6 noise twitter accounts some of whom were known as saudi critics. one man was taken into custody tuesday. another suspect, a saw city citizen fl

police now say that this happened talk an lyle gal drug transaction. they are not releasing much information about the teenager they arrested right now obviously. >>> pg&e's plan to increase rates. if approved the average monthly bill will increase by $8.73. gas bills would increase by $1 el 4. effective january 2020. pg&e says the money will go for wildfire safety measures. the kincade fire is fully contained morning. thfire hcorched almost 78,000 acres since it started on october 23, an area nearly three times the size of san francisco. 374 structures were destroyed. 174 of them were homes. >>> tomorrow marks one year since the start of the deadliest wildfire in history. 85 people were killed when the campfire ripped through the county. the town of paradise was nearly wiped out and many people are doing what they can to get by. a a the refrigerator is a prone pain. it needs a battery and propane to run. i was looking forward to traveling and take a trip to alaska and other places but all of a sudden, it changed. i mean, now this is it. >>> cal fire i

guests agree to be live streamed lyle there. it's a gimmick.r $1, you have to agree to appear on the youtube channel $1 hotel. there is no audio. thankfully the restroom is out of camera range. when nobody is staying in the rooms, the feed shows the owner working in his office, which which must be riveting streaming tv. >> awesome. >>> you probably heard of church owes, you may not have seen them this way. >> east bay restaurant mastered the loop churros and dessert lovers can't get enough. we're told we don't have the churros story. we'll have to move on and try to bring it back later. >> yes. we can tell you now about a bay area mother and her daughter who are fundraising for pancreatic cancer research. they're combining their personal story and love for alex trebek the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to mateo, my favorite chair. grace, you get the beach house... just don't leave the lights on, okay? to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the al

>> the president of berea, lyle rudolphs, please this is the key to its success. >> no student feelsecause all come from the same economic context. >> all students are required to work for the college at least ten hours a week. >> i know some students who looked up free college and found berea. >> this sounds fake. i was just like, this is a catch. >> i thought it was a scam, there's no way. >> but there is a way. in 1855, the college was founded to provide education to students excluded from colleges, including women and freed slaves. how do they do it? it now has a $1.2 billion endowment. while ivy league schools still admit the children of wealthy donors and legacies largely for the sake of their endowments, berea has made it to the list of america's hundred richest colleges another way, shrewd investing and good old fashioned generosity. >> come join us, it's giving day! >> there's a fundamental impulse in american philanthropy to give opportunity to those who deserve it but lack the means. we've tapped into that for many years. >> data analysis takes a little while. >> if you're

simpson for the deaths of nicole brown simpson and ronald lyle goldman.re he is. >> we thought the evidence was overwhelming. there is no doubt, this is the man who committed the crime. >> you're looking at a live picture right now. you believe that to be o.j. simpson down there below you? >> o.j. was a guy who felt like he was above race. he became the exceptional hollywood negro. he had a blonde wife. lived in brentwood. he played the role very well. >> o.j. is sitting in the passenger seat with a gun pointed at his own head. >> if the person who murdered two white people was a street thug, it wouldn't have been this big case. but it was this big icon. >> we understand o.j. is in custody. >> you don't want to believe that this kind of person would have done this. >> how do you plead to counts one and two? >> absolutely, 100% not guilty. >> legal analysts say simpson's demeanor was orchestrated by his newly expanded legal team that now includes johnnie cochran. >> johnnie cochran was an icon to the black community because he had exposed police misconduct

tate and lyle up 1.8%. the bias of the market seems to be going to the downside.llers. the texas down by 5%. richemont is in here at the number two spot, down by 5%. hong kong taking its toll on this particular business and luxury sales. credit agricole also putting out numbers down by 3.6%. matt: saturday it marks the 30 year anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. this moment and the political changes that followed were a watershed event in the history of europe and the world. but how has germany fared since and what is the outlook for europe's biggest economy? i took a look back at the nation's journey. ago, the berlin wall comes down. germany, unified for the first time since world war ii. the cost of integrating the former satellite state does not come cheap. industrial production takes off and germany becomes the dominant economy of europe and in some sectors the world. basfwagen, bmw, siemens, to name a few at the heart of the machine. january 1, 1999, the euro is born with the central bank headquartered in frankfurt. berlin loses its beloved deutschmar

have been so many folks, many of them of course before anybody else ever heard of them, people like lylet and mary carpenter way back in the early '80s, and alison krauss when she was 19. we had sheryl crow was on our 300th anniversary. nobody knew she was. and then there were people who are already very established when they were on the show, like bill monroe and ralph stanley and joan baez and judy collins and the band, in randy newman. >> going to finish this hour with a band from up in morgantown, west virginia. please welcome for the first time to the mountain stage, hello june. ♪ ♪ >> we've had probably between 250-300 different west virginian musicians have been featured on the show. we don't just put them on the show because they're from west virginia but when they reach a certain level of talent we want to give them exposure. many people think west virginia, okay, fiddle, banjo, bluegrass, old-time country and that's it. that's not it. people do like that. we like it, too. we also like jazz and singer songwriters in indie rock. ♪ ♪ >> we like a lot of stuff and so did the people

that captures what the book is about a little bit closer, hour charts mislead, lie, deceive, how we lyle with them actively even to ourselves and this is a huge, huge problem, and i will address it later on during the talk. how we can book better chart readers and edkale of uses and can become better chart designers designers and why i we are in great need of using good charts that have meaningful conversations. i'm a great believer in both the dangers of charts but also a great believer in the power of charts to illuminate great conversations. and this country and many other countries i'm familiar with, brazil, italy, spain, are in great need of good conversations in the future. so, i don't think i say anything new if i tell you've that charts are everywhere nowdays, so if you're -- have been paying addition in news media you may have noted an increase in the number of data organizations, maps, charts, diagrams, graphs. the rope why this is happening is through the analytics, the news media are observing that chart -- people like charts, people like seeing charts in the news that they c

in the quarterly and what struck me was the images i had before my own powerpoint was about the car lyle commission in the irish volunteers. and otis warren making a helpful cameo appearance. i guess the question i have is, on one hand the british are clearly playing a very familiar game, occupying powers speaking to unmanned their opponent. that's one of the things that is an old military strategy, but i am wondering, do you see efforts on the part of the british, particularly given that they are claims that they're actually what they're trying to do is restore civil governance that they themselves think of and paternalistic terms. do you see, efforts by the british to mitigate the effects of occupation on the integrity, if you, will of paternalistic household. you could certainly see why they would drive the other way. that is sort of the waging war. they are serious about restoring civil society. they may understand. that you would actually expect to find them trying to mitigate the effects of it as well. >> that's a great question, i think in some ways they offer, they put out loyalt

. >> we the jury unanimously find the defendant, eric lyle williams, guilty of capital murder as charged murder in the death of cynthia mclelland. you heard the word, guilty. >> it's a gift. it was a gift for us. it's probably a gift for everybody else because i don't believe that this would've stopped at the end of these killings. >> reporter: there's a sad postscript to this case that raises a painful question. could williams have been stopped after the hasse murder and before the mclelland's? did they have to die? in a haunting irony, mike mclelland always thought williams was likely the killer. >> he certainly suspected it was eric williams after mark hasse was shot. and he made no secret of what his opinion was. and i had numerous conversations where he said, "bill, it's eric williams. >> reporter: williams was one of a handful of possible suspects, early on in the hasse case, but there was no evidence on him. and even with his conviction for theft, he'd had a good reputation. >> of course eric's name came up in the discussions. but if you can't prove it, then it doesn't matter. >>

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there was a second gold of the games for maria lyle in the t35 200m that‘s all the sport for now.ipolar two disorder so she suffers from hypomanic and depressive episodes. in 2012, her application for disability living allowance was rejected. it‘s a hideous system, what they make you go through, and you know, they beat you down, because they want you to just go away. but ann did not go away. after eight months and with the support of her friend, penny, she finally won her claim. ann was then twice refused personal independence payment, before a second tribunal win. assessors, she says, took no account of her mental health. they‘re trying to take a million people with a million different problems and go, we‘re going to give them 30 questions and try and work out who should have what. that doesn‘t work. research by the bbc found that around 553,000 people successfully appealed a tribunal in the five years to 2018. most of those related to these disability and sickness benefits. 67% of people who appealed to tribunal in great britain won their case. it was 54% in northern ireland. ca