for the second year in a row we are here in lyon to hand out the award, it has gone to england and lyon'sso lucy bronze, the winner this year. the reason we are so quiet is that we are about to surprise the team and handing over the award is lucy's auntiejulie. and handing over the award is lucy's auntie julie. how do you feel? i'm so auntie julie. how do you feel? i'm so proud i want to cry! what does this mean to her? such excitement, she likes to win! that is what she is all about. winning cups or wards, whatever! my heart is racing, yours must be! you will come through with the trophy but we are going to go through now... ready? hello! cheering clapping laughter lucy bronze! lucy bronze, congratulations, you are the bbc women's footballer of the year. cheering that is some reception!” cheering that is some reception! i know! i didn't know what was happening! are you surprised? absolutely. look at this person beside you, she went through this experience last year. what is going through her mind? through this experience last year. what is going through her mind7m course, she is surprise

lyons? >> that's correct. >> and so i want to ask you, are you committed to giving the full funding that safe sport needs to be able to conduct thoroughly all the investigations of the many complaints they're receiving? >> yes. board has said if they express additional need, we will certainly revisit that. >> and, ms. pfohl, are you engaging outside evaluators to determine what kind of a budget that you really need to do a lythorough investigation? >> yes, we are. >> and when do you expect that information? >> we, i would hope that we would in the next six weeks we would be able to come back and provide an estimate based on what we're seeing now. >> okay. let me just say this committee is fully supportive of what your organization was established to do. and it appears that the entire community, athletic community is. and so whatever money you need to the actually do your work, please let us know, and we will help, work with you and the usoc and all of the different organizations to make sure

if there had been any doubts, lyon are the most successful team in women's football.ut after the expectation, the two teams in the competition produced an unforgettable opening 90 minutes. the talking point in the second half this opening goal, or was it? with no goal—line technology, we will never know. it was extra time that finally brought the drama and it all happened in the space of a few minutes. this deflected effort putting the underdogs ahead but barely a minute later, all spoke we re barely a minute later, all spoke were down to ten. lyon may be extra play account, this time they went to be denied. they took the lead. there was time for a fairy tale finish. this prolific midfielder retiring after the game, sealed the trophy as once again, lyon are european champions. fans of liverpool and real madrid have been arriving in the ukranian capital kiev, for the men's champions league final this weekend. for many it's been an expensive business, even before the match has begun, with tales of cancelled hotels, and sky high prices just to get there. natalie pirks re

lyons, was the u.s. olympic committee involved in the decision to renew the contract for the ranch in april 2017? >> no. there are two different contracts. the usoc had a marketing license contract that allowed them to be designated as a training site. there was a separate agreement with police. -- with the lease. >> my question was, was the usoc involved in the decision? was the usoc aware of the decision? >> i do not know the answer. i would guess they would have not. at least the lease was coming due and it might have been under consideration. we do know they were considering buying the ranch. >> we will give you an opportunity to respond in writing. just curious, are routine drug screens done on coaches? yes or no from each of you. i will start with you, ms. perry. do you do -- i know athletes are drug tested. are the coaches? >> i do not know the random nature of that. i will find out. >> not to my knowledge. >> i don't believe so. >> i don't believe so, but we will find out. >> just curious, is tha

it came againstjohn isner in the quarter finals of the lyon 0pen.he 40 year—old has told the bbc she is declaring her candidacy to become the next president of the world anti—doping agency. she‘s been speaking to our sports news editor dan roan about her ambition to clean up the world of anti—doping. right now i‘m very concerned about the confidence and the trust in anti—doping. iam the confidence and the trust in anti—doping. i am convinced that wada is the right body to increase and enhance the fight against doping. so we can have a clean sport. so we can have our children and my two sons who love sport, but they can have role models that are clea n, they can have role models that are clean, that‘s my inspiration. and i will use all of my efforts to see how i can contribute to that. now we‘ve seen some interesting carreer changes from sports men and women in the past. eric cantona turned to acting. victoria pendleton became a jockey. and now the former norwich city striker grant holt, there could also be a broken bone or two, as he turns his hand

the europa league may not be europe's premier football competition but for marseille victory in lyon would be a route back into the big—time the champions league. quarter of a century ago they were the best team in europe. a 1-0 they were the best team in europe. a 1—0 win over ac milan cramming them the first winners of the champions league. but since 1993, marseille have been starved of continental success have been starved of continental success stopping now they're just one win away from becoming the first french team team to win the europa league. translation: they have more experience than us but maybe our salvation will come from the fact that it's a 1—shot match, it is just one game. after we've said we feel like anything is possible when it's just one game. and with the final on french soil in lyon, marseille are starting to believe this could be their year. but ahead of them lies their year. but ahead of them lies their greatest challenge so far because atletico madrid are rolling into town, and diego simeone's side area team into town, and diego simeone's side are a team t

lyons and then ms. perry. 2012emo referenced in discusses a requested ngo's provide feedback to the u.s. oc on the community reaction to the usoc insist on terminal back projects. 10 never responded. 35 did respond, but required some form of background check at the time. the two cited obstacles. ms. lie on's, how much yons, howe -- ms. l much resistance to the usoc receive? >> i was not part of this program, i do not know. for the reasons but there, people were not putting that at the highest of their priority list. the fact that the usoc to not begin requiring background checks until two years after this memo, why was there a delay? be puttingity would in the practical application of doing the background check did take some time. >> any other reasons? gett takes a long time to 49 organizations to consistently adhere to any change. rep. costello: ms. perry, usa gymnastics practice him a crunchy thousand five was to allow people to self certify their criminal background. when usoc begin to require an act

lyons. you have a light system that's there that should turn yellow when you have a minute left and red when your five minutes is up. miss lyons, welcome. >> thank you. good morning chairman harper, ranking member degette and members. subcommittee. three months ago i agreed to serve as the acting ceo of the u.s. olympic committee because i felt an obligation to help address the significant and important issues that bring us here today. like you, i was deeply saddened and also angry to hear the statements of the girls and women who were the victims of larry nassar. i heard the powerful and compelling stories of victims and survivors, including those that had sought help from people in the olympic community. they found the system unresponsive, needlessly complex and fraught with risks to their olympic dreams. this is appalling and unacceptable. the olympic community failed the people it was supposed to protect. and i would like to apologize once again to those individuals and to their families

this immigration center, situated northeast from lyons, receives about 80 migrants per month. they are uneasy with the new legislation that imposes tougher immigration laws. members of the center organized the meeting between the region's elected officials and asylum-seekers. they have prepared counterproposals, hoping to influence the local parliamentary debate on immigration. >> i cannot believe it. i can say i have not seen them. andrter: the entrepreneur politician who made a fortune in put his business on standby to engage in politics. in the city where he grew up and created his business -- candidate for mayor, just as i was not a candidate for parliament. reporter: to prepare the groundwork, together supporters. he was scouted by macron's party to beat the former socialist minister. rival is ae politician with time to spare. just like him, l all ofyon -- all of lyons welcome the current minister, who ran the city for 16 years. he is here to inaugurate his latest project. the former hospital turned into a five star luxury hotel and shopping center. to build by drawing on

lucy bronze plays for lyon againast wolfsburg later — jo currie is in kiev. shots behind me, they arrived as favourites and they are going for theirfifth arrived as favourites and they are going for their fifth title, their third consecutive title and that has never been done before. wolfsburg

it was goalless after 90 minutes against wolfsburg in the final in kiev, before lyon went on to win 4 become the first team to have won three in a row. 0ur reporterjo currie watched the action in the ukranian capital.

lyon are the most successful team in women's champions league history after winning a record fifth europeanought back to beat wolfsburg 4—1 in a dramatic extra time in kyiv. 0ur reporterjo currie was watching in ukraine. a golden night! for the first time in11 a golden night! for the first time in 11 years at! a female european champion ultimately. for the first 45 minutes, the biggest talking point of the second half, was the goal? 0r point of the second half, was the goal? or was it was like at the showpiece event at the calendar. it was extra time that finally brought the drama, it all happened in the space of a few minutes. deflecting effort, but barely a minute later, they would return, live it to be shot or a second yellow. leon and neatly made the second plate count —— immediately made the second plate count. her 15th of the campaign. there was still time for her to write her own fairy tale finish. the prolific midfielder set to retire after the game, set the trophy. their third in after the game, set the trophy. theirthird ina after the game, set the trophy. their third in a row. so

anticipation is building in lyon, ahead of the europa league final later on wednesday.ing to continue spain's dominance in the competition. their clubs have won it seven times in the last 12 years. but on french soil, marseille are confident of their chances. they won the first champions league in 1993, but have not seen european success since. should they win later on wednesday though, not only would they be the first team from france to do so, it would guarantee them a spot in the champions league next season. but atletico, who have been beaten finalists in two of the last four champions league finals, are up for the challenge. a lot of emotions will be involved. we have dreamed of this opportunity but we also face of the great deal of humility. we need to realise that facing us we have an extraordinary rival, they are great going forward. they also dreamy eyed. they have had an excellent season in the french league. i think it will be a beautiful football match, a beautiful football match, a beautiful final. that they have more experience than us but may our salvatio

and her team, lyon, league final takes place tomorrow.and her team, lyon, will be in that final against wolfsburg who are defending champions. they have won the french league 12 years in a row, they are, as she said, the best team in the world and it was wide she wa nted in the world and it was wide she wanted to move there from manchester city who have come up through the ra nks city who have come up through the ranks here in the english league. they are one of the dominant forces in english women's football but lucy felt the need to swapjullien because they are so incredible and have such a vast array of talent —— swa p to have such a vast array of talent —— swap to lyon. she's got that incredible goal and that boosted her ratings. she is the first english player to win this award which bodes well for the women's world cup which ta kes pla ce well for the women's world cup which takes place in france next year with the final being held in lyon which is of course her home city at the moment. england fans will be hoping she is at home whe

the game was full of controversy, with a genuine lyon goal disallowed, a wolfsberg player sent—off andwentworth‘s pga championship. the northern irishman who won the tournament 4 years ago, carded a five—under—par 67 in his first round. he is two shots off the leader denmark‘s lucas bjerregaard. british tennis player cameron norrie has reached his first atp tour semi final. claiming the biggest win of his career. ranked 102 in the world... he beat america‘sjohn isner who‘s in the top ten... to make the last four of the lyon 0pen. he‘ll play frenchman gilles simon next. norrie played his first professional match on clay in february this year. elsewhere fellow briton gabriella taylor has lost in french open qualifying. that‘s it, more in sportsday at half past ten. you very much. we will see you then. let‘s get more on our top story. the united states, north korea summit is off. us president trump cancelled the meeting, citing the "open hostility" in a recent north korean statement. president trump gave a press conference earlier this evening at the white house. i have decided to termina

today, his train is parked at the garde de lyon.illedieu and his co-workers want to stop president macron's plans to reform the state-owned railway. with their strike, they're voicing their opposition loud and clear. fabien: who owns this station? reporter: the response is, "we own this station." the rail workers union is well organized. members appear ready to do whatever it takes to defend their employment rights, like storming the hallway of company management so the director can't say he didn't hear them. fabien: we rail workers are still willing to fight for our rights. we won't just sit around with our coffee cups and complain. i'm proud to be a member of this profession. reporter: for decades, french rail workers have enjoyed generous privileges, with job-for-life guarantees, automatic pay rises, early retirement, even free train travel for relatives. in an interview, macron said he would dismantle these privileges for new recruits to help overhaul the debt-ridden railway. villedieu studies his opponent carefully. the intervi

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alexandra popp was sent off for a second yellow shortly after and lyon capitalised, scoring three inome the first player to score 15 goals in a single campaign. a night of records then, as lyon also became the first women's team to win three european titles in a row. now, simon yates lost significant ground in his bid to become the first british man to win the giro d'italia. his overall lead was halved on stage 18, which germany's max schachmann won. second—placed tom dumoulin, the defending champion, got away from yates on the final climb of the day. the briton, who's looked so strong for the last two and a half weeks, suddenly seemed vulnerable. he only made it across the line with an overall lead ofjust 28 seconds, with three stages to go. and finally, as the anticipation builds for the champions league final, news about liverpool and real madrid has been dominating social media. that is because both teams have now arrived in kiev. liverpool's virgil van djik posted this picture of him heading to the airport. while reds' goalkeeper simon mignolet took a quick snap as he boarded th

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the man they call the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where hedela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort to help the victims of a powerful earthquake, the worst to hit the country for 30 years. the computer deep blue has tonight triumphed over the world chess champion, garry kasparov. it's the first time a machine has defeated a reigning world champion in a classical chess match. america's first legal same—sex marriages have been taking place in massachusetts. god bless america! you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo has spread to a large city. the authorities fear it will become difficult to contain. president trump has admitted he has reimbursed his personal lawyer more than $100,000. money that is understood to have been used to buy the silence of the former porn star, stormy daniels. a rehearsal of the carriage proces

lyon beat manchester city 1-0 chelsea.pion. if you want to follow how lucy and the two teams get on you can watch it on the bbc sport centre it, on the app and conjure connected tv. kick off at ibm. -- conjure connected tv. kick off at ibm. —— 5pm. that is all the sport. more coming up up in the next hour. let‘s return now to our main story, donald trump has said a planned summit with north korea‘s leader next month in singapore has been cancelled. the us president said the decision had been based on the "tremendous anger and open hostility" in a recent north korean statement. let mejust let me just tell you about a couple of lines coming out from the white house. an official there saying that the north korean condemnation yesterday of the us vice president mike pence was the last straw that led to this summit being cancelled. mr pence was described by north korea as a political dummy. meanwhile us house speaker paul ryan says the us must continue to work with allies towards a peaceful resolution with north korea. that spe

. >> last summer, emergency medicine physician, major reagan lyon.sthesiologi anesthesiologist, dan farber. and surgeon major mark northern, deployed for four months as part of the air force special operations surgical team. >> we can provide that life saving interven tugs special operators, folks down range protecting us. that are bringing the fight to isis. for security reasons they can't tell us exactly where they serve. this is outside the wire medicine. handling dozens of mass casualties, treating thousands. military and civilian. most with combat trauma. >> no matter the training that you do you want prepare to see the, the civilian that were hurt. they hit an explosive device. and, now they're on our doorstep. >> major lyon, a patient that stand out to you? >> an explosive device, planted in a school. a buy who came in. and it was obvious that his femur was fractured. >> how old? >> 10. he rolled in on the stretcher. and, we were trying to help him over. and he, he waved us off. then moved his own broken leg over to the bed, with him. >> at fl

olympic committee, susanne lyons, apologized to the victims of abuse.he apology came during a house oversight hearing where she joined the heads of usa gymnastics, swimming, volleyball, and tae kwon do. congressman gregg harper chairs the subcommittee. mr. chairman: the hearing will come to order. today the subcommittee on oversight and investigations is holding a hearing entitled examining the olympic community's ability to protect athletes from sexual abuse.

the lyon and england defender has been crowned the bbc women's footballer of the year.a huge step towards becoming the first british rider, to win the giro d'talia. he'll go into the final five days of the tour, in the leaders pinkjersey, after safely negotiating tuesday's time trial. yates now has a 56—second lead, over defending champion tom dumoulin in second. austin halewood reports... with a lead of more than two minutes heading into the final

there she is in action, training for lyon.o send them through to the champions league final which is in kiev and that is a big goalfor her. she played for manchester city last season but she wanted to move to lyon because they are the biggest dominant force in women's football in the world. they are the best players and arguably the best club and she went there this season to really work on her game and it has proved its worth. she had all of the physicality and speed and the technicality has really come on this season, so she is the bbc women's footballer of the year for 2018. fantastic. thank you for telling us about it and congratulations to lucy bronze for winning that word. you can get information all the nominees on the bbc website. next, we will hear about an important conviction in australia as pa rt important conviction in australia as part of the country's response to paedophile offences conducted by the catholic church. hello. we will take a look at some of the biggest weather stories from around the world. look at

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atletico madrid have won the europa league for the third time in nine years beating marseille 3—0 in lyonresult also keeps alive the possibility of a madrid european double with their neighbours real in the champions league final next week. french international in antoine griezmann scored the first two making it 6 goals in 8 matches in this year's competition with a late goal from the skipper gabi rounding it out as diego simeone‘s side added to their 2010 and 2012 wins in european football's second tier event. more than 1,200km away in madrid thousands of atletico fans packed into the wanda metropolitano stadium to watch their team win. this is the first year atletico have played at the new stadium which will also host the champions league final next year and it was an emotional night as the club also said goodbye to long time favourite fernando torres after his second spell with his boyhood club eventually brought him a first major trophy with them. in asia, the last two quarter—final places in the champions league were decided on wednesday. suwon bluewings overturned a first leg defici

atletico madrid have won the europa league for the third time in nine years beating marseille 3—0 in lyon a madrid european double with their neighbours real in the champions league final next week. french international in antoine griezmann scored the first two making it 6 goals in 8 matches in this year's competition with a late goal from the skipper gabi rounding it out as diego simeone's side added to their 2010 and 2012 wins

conservative defense minister was a left under lyon says she needs an additional twelve billion euros by twenty twenty one to get the military back in fighting shape but she's only receiving two point five billion extra she's taken the extraordinary step of filing an official letter of protest. and a terse statement from the line played down the conflict but stressed germany's military responsibilities. somebody has to make its contribution here not just for security in germany but for our common european security as well here too germany's voice is needed. but finance minister says priority is a balanced budget not a state of the art bonus there the social democrat argues that military expenditures have been growing recently. let me show you a chart of how defense spending has developed in the last few years. you can see the huge rises that have occurred. is this as a forest defense spending is concerned things have really turned around that. germany's military expenditures have gone from thirty three billion euros in twenty thirteen to a projected forty two billion for twenty ninete

i didn't stay the same, from the time that i started playing jamal lyons.o represent people in the right way. you want to keep things different. >> what's cool about you doing music is that you do music from the show, so this has happened before, people won't get confused it's like oh, i know this guy. >> it's not something i stress over, it's just, i've been seeing soundtracks for four seasons. those are my songs. no other man or woman has released that music. it's mine. i've written over half of it. so at the end of the day, i've cowritten half of it. we will be singing those songs tonight and throughout the whole tour. >> anyone you would love to collaborate with on empire or on stage? >> i would love to collaborate with maxwell. i love maxwell. i think anybody would want to collaborate with someone like janet jackson. he met not kanye? >> connie is a great musician but he needs some time to himself right now. [ laughing ] >> he's got a lot of pushback from the industry right now. you think artists should be that vocal? >> i think artist should definitel

the defender, who helped her club lyon reach this week's champions league final with this winning goaler city, beat second—placed lieke martens of the netherlands. and third—placed australia striker sam kerr. bronze is the fourth winner of the award voted for by thousands of fans around the world. it's all a bit of a surprise. i did know why everyone was clapping at first. yeah, i am still surprised. i'm also very raval to have received the award that i was really grateful to even be nominated for. the people who had been nominated alongside me have been great players with great yea rs have been great players with great years also, so it was really special to have won it this year. worth checking out how lucy received the award on the bbc sport website. check that out and ate next few minutes or so. her auntie gave her a bit of a shock! that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. thanks for watching. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are pippa crerar, the deputy political editor at the guardian and steve h

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the man they call the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort to help the victims of a powerful earthquake, the worst to hit the country for 30 years. the computer deep blue has tonight triumphed over the world chess champion, garry kasparov. it's the first time a machine has defeated a reigning world champion in a classical chess match. america's first legal same—sex marriages have been taking place in massachusetts. god bless america! you're watching the briefing. our headlines: there is uncertainty whether meghan markle's father will attend saturday's wedding between his daughter and prince harry, the sixth in line to the throne. our top story today, the palestinian territories are braced for more violence as their inhabitants mourn 55 people killed by israeli troops on monday. let's stay with that now. mariam barghouti is palestini

they beat marseille 3—0 in tonight's final in lyon. scored twice to help secure the spanish side's third europa league trophy in nine years. veteran captain gabi scored a third in the 89th minute to claim the title they also won in 2010 and 2012. the victory means atletico have equalled sevilla's record of three europa league wins. rotherham are on their way to wembley for the final of the league one play offs. the game was delicately poised at 2—2 after the first leg, but it was rotherham who struck first at their new york stadium. richard wood getting his head on the end of a long throw in to give them the advantage just before half time. they doubled their lead on the night when will vaulks fired in, quite some celebration from him. scunthorpe's cause wasn't helped when captain rory mcardle was sent off for this challenge. rotherham held on to win 11—2 on aggregate. they'll now play shrewsbury at wembley for a place in the championship. manchester city ensured their women's champions league qualification bid will be in their own han

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emily: that was tessa lyons, facebook news feed product manager.g up, in the world of e-sports, fortnite is anticipated to gain even more popularity this year. we are talking to the allied esports ceo about how they plan to tap into the massive market. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: sony is set to solidify its position as the largest music publisher in the world when it buys emi music publishing for about $2 billion. this will come in the form of a 60% equity stake, something new ceo kenichiro yoshida says will set sony up for years to come. kenichiro: [speaking japanese] translator: this move is a way to intensify our content and ip business. sony and emi combined own the copyrights of 4.4 million songs. with this deal, sony becomes one of the largest music publishers in the world. we expect steady income from music publishing, and it will be a key growth area in the long-term. emily: meantime, e-sports continue to gain traction around the world, and one company wants in on the action. epic games, the company behind the hit game fortnite, has annou

lyons cannot get through them. they com pletely lyons cannot get through them.le because they will be in a tight ball which can be picked up in a tight ball which can be picked up and transported. what is their natural habitat? in the jungles, up and transported. what is their natural habitat? in thejungles, in asia and india. this species is in bushland, desert. how are they in relation to the cameras? i am guessing these sequences are very close. this is an unusual situation, prior to this the bbc had filmed much with pangolins. the situation here is, because she has an amazing bond with maria, that allows us the first time to show these animals.|j wonder, because of this illegal trade for the flesh and scales, what is the danger, what do you think about when you show a quirky, stunning animal like this, hand reared, for reasons that are great, but nevertheless you see this bond, this lovely animal, that it gives people ideas, there is a risk. this money we have been talking about people irresponsibly abandoning animals. pangolins have notoriously been difficu

el prÓximo 16 de mayo enfrentarÁn a marsella en lyon, francia. >> el capitÁn peruano, guerrero estuvoa ocasiÓn que el equipo californiano juega en el estadio de bÉisbol monterrey. >> y para mÁs informaciÓn, esta noche los esperamos contacto deportivo. ♪ cada vez se hace mÁs comÚn que los padres de familia envÍen a sus hijos a la escuela en un transporte como uber o lift. pero es legal optar por estos medios de transporte? respenderemos en nuestra investigaciÓn especial titulada: autobÚs moderno. >> recuerde que esta semana nuestra serie por las calles de... estÁ dedicada a santa rosa. queremos conocerlo a fondo. le pido que nos mande fotografÍas, nos escriba contando sus problemas locales o si conoce alguna historia de Éxito, que la comparta con nosotros. maÑana estarÁ en vivo desde las oficinas de california, human developement. acompÁÑeme. maÑana nos vemos. ramÓn: definitivamente una buena oportunidad para interactuar con nuestra comunidad. tenemos una cantidad enorme de felevidentes en toda el Área de la bahÍa. palmira: nos remos a las once. recuÉrdelo. gracias. jorge: jueves 3 de

the man they call the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where hennie mandela never looked a woman just sentenced to six years in jail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort to help the victims of a powerful earthquake, the worst to hit the country for 30 years. the computer deep blue has tonight triumphed over the world chess champion garry kasparov. it's the first time a machine has defeated a reigning world champion in a classical chess match. america's first legal same—sex marriages have been taking place in massachusetts. god bless america! this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the islamic state group says it was behind the knife attack in central palace in which one person was killed and at least four others injured. north korea details plans to dismantle its nuclear test site within a two weeks and says international media and experts will be invited. the army in the democratic republic of congo says it is working with park rangers to t

the most affected airports are going to be paris orly as well as lyon and marseille. this is the third big day of action of public sector workers coming together to show the government they are not happy with planned reforms. genie: you say this is the third big day, but this day is unique, in that for the first time in a decade all the unions representing civil servants are backing the strike. reporter: that is right. all nine trade unions representing france's public sector workers have come together and backed this strike, and that is pretty exceptional. there is a lot of infighting between the unions. there are at loggerheads most of the time. as is the first time they have , whenogether since 2010 france's retirement system was up for reform. the fact they have come together today is significant and shows the strength of feeling in the public sector against french president emmanuel macron of the government trying to push through a raft of changes. essentially, the reforms the government is trying to get through are about pay. they are trying to lay off 120,000 o

the man they call the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where hennie mandela never looked a woman just sentenced to six years in jail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort to help the victims of a powerful earthquake, the worst to hit the country for 30 years. the computer deep blue has tonight triumphed over the world chess champion, garry kasparov. it's the first time a machine has defeated a reigning world champion in a classical chess match. america's first legal same—sex marriages have been taking place in massachusetts. god bless america! welcome back. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories: indonesian police say one family with four children carried out coordinated suicide bomb attacks on three churches, killing 13 people. yet more fallout from malaysia's shock election result — a leading businessman says "sorry" for backing the ousted prime minister. let's take a look a

. >> that's police lieutenant tim lyons updating what his office to believe a mirurder inside th university last night. they arrested 19-year-old tyler bratton, a nonstudent visiting the campus who faces possible murder charges. the 26-year-old victim was also a nonstudent. >> we think they're visiting friends here. >> any indication that this is drug-related. >> at this time we don't know. >> police found bratton with bloody evidence outside the dorm and that he did not resist arrest. they're now looking for witnesses to tell what they saw or heard. >> i was over there when it all happened. it was so crazy and just absolutely so heartbreaking. >> after the incident, most people on campus assumed it had taken place between two students. that was upsetting. this morning when they learned that both men were outsiders, they felt even more vulnerable. >> that is indeed, a scary part. >> we're very sheltered in some ways on a college campus. some people do come in that aren't supposed to come in. >> it's hard to accept. >> especially here in an increasingly violent world, college campuses have f

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