and i'm delighted to be joined by mark abraham better known at least twitter handle as mark mark welcome to the alex salmond shill hi alex i don't know if you have just achieved a. pretty significant campaigning success eleusis law how what is it tell us that and how did you manage that when blacks as completely dominated the political agenda well firstly thanks for inviting me to be on your show lucy's law is basically a ban on the sale of puppies and kittens by commercial dealers so anyone who isn't the breeder selling the poppy of the kittens so for example pet shops people motorway service stations anyone who delivers a popular kid into your house so the person who hasn't actually bred the dog or cat is a 3rd party dealer the reason this is important to ban is because 3rd party sellers these dealers enable and encourage poppy farming to happen behind closed doors so it's a campaign against poppy farming and poppy farming happens in wales and scotland in ireland in eastern europe in england and poppy farming is the mass production of dogs purely for profit with no regard for their wel

marcus rashford and tammy abraham were also among the scorers as england marked their 1,000th internationalcomprehensive victory. you know, it's been a group that we expected to win. but we have totally taken seems apart and marches that in the past have been problematic for england teams, where teams have defended deeper numbers and have been stubborn, because of our speed, movement, speed of ball circulation, we have carved those teams apart. a big win for england. in the same group, the czech republic have also qualified after beating kosovo 2—1 in group b. cristiano ronaldo scored a hat—trick as portugal thrashed lithuania, 6—0. the reigning champions still haven;t qualified but remain a point clear of serbia who beat luxembourg, 3—2. france and turkey have both qualified from group h. olivier giroud scored a 79th minute penalty as the world champions came from behind to beat moldova, 2—1. earlier, turkey drew 0—0 with iceland to get the point they needed. in asia, there was another round of games in world cup qualifying on thursday. you can find all the results on the bbc sport website

marcus rashford and tammy abraham were also among the scorers as england marked their i,000th international

>> i think that abraham lincoln was tinkering. people did markf for ownership, to make sure that it wasn't stolen. >> the guys confirm lincoln did initial at least one other tool. in a blacksmith's shop in the 1830s, witnesses recall abe etching his initials into an iron wedge. it's on display at the smithsonian. those initials look very similar to the "a-l" on andrea and keith's wood mallet. that these letters are inlaid is another key to steve and tom's authentication. >> not just anybody could do inlay work. one of the questions you have to ask yourself, did abraham lincoln have the ability to inlay the metal into the mallet? >> if no, that's a problem. if yes, it's another reason to believe the tool was lincoln's. the guys find their answer in an example of abe's carpentry work, a cabinet door usually on display at a nearby museum. >> abraham lincoln inlaid the letters "e-c" because this cabinet was built for elizabeth crawford, a neighbor of the lincoln's. >> steve tells me both sets of initials are consistent with the meticulous technique a

mark put the result beyond doubt. to a bizarre game at frieberg with three red cards — one for eintract frankfurt captain david abrahamieberg manager christian streich. frankfurt were losing the game 1—0 going into stoppage time when the incident happened. one of the frieberg subs was also sent off in the ensuing melee. abraham has since apologised to streich and said they've since cleared the air. losing one fed cup final is hard to take, losing two pretty galling. australia have now lost nine fed cup finals in a row. it's after france won their first title since 2003 on a dramatic final day in perth. austin halewood has the details. a moment to treasure. france, tennis‘ world champions for the first time ini6 tennis‘ world champions for the first time in 16 years. three years ago we failed on the last step of the thai, and today we just wanted to ta ke the thai, and today we just wanted to take this little revenge for ourselves. —— last step of the tie. it is just not describable, how we feel now. with the final tied at one rubber each heading into the last day, the trophy was there for the taking, and it was austra

marks the 15th anniversary of the death of palestinian leader yasser arafat the nobel peace laureate died in suspicious circumstances after years of work to try to win the conflict between israel and palestine need to abraham has more from ramallah. the main thing people talk about when you bring about a father is his movement to the people they say he was a person well displayed there and he carries about his people's day to day issues we've heard from people who said that he came to their funeral to the funerals to pay condolences after their children were killed by israel in confrontations some people would tell you that he wasn't fearful or has it been to use other means of resistance against israel other than the peaceful there's this now we spoke to leaders who worked with him and who respected his style of leadership who said that while he ultimately made the final decision he was keen to have the liberation discussions and reach a consensus among them before the situation is made now having said that we've talked to other analysts who say that even though he was. very with good topics he didn't necessarily have the same feeling of the same sense when it came to state building they criticize him for