mo farah's first ever marathon in 2014. commentator: we're on our way!injections of a supplement called l—carnitine which wasn't recorded on his medical notes. injections like this were not banned as long as they were under the legal limit of 50ml. a year later, mo farah's coach alberto salazar was under investigation for doping violations. mo farah was interviewed by us anti—doping investigators at this hotel for five hours and he repeatedly denied having had l—carnitine injections before the marathon. "if someone said you were taking l—carnitine injections, are they not telling the truth?" "definitely not telling the truth, 100%. i've never taken l—carnitine injections at all." "are you sure that alberto salazar hasn't recommended that you take l—carnitine injections?" "no, i've nevertaken l—carnitine injections." after the interview mo farah met uk athletics official barry fudge, who'd also spoken to usada. mo farah then rushed back in, just as the investigators were packing up. he then changed his account and told them that he had in fact received an

mo farah's lawyers added...it would be safe and within the spirit of the sport. despite this, barry fudge flew to switzerland to collect the supplement from a contact of salazar‘s. i'm shocked, because you kind of go, what is that all about? and you're an employee of uk athletics, so uk athletics, why would you allow one of your staff to do that? uk athletics said... mo farah split from salazar in 2017, but questions about his influence persist. mark daly, bbc news. that's all from sportsday. coming up next on bbc news it's the papers. but from us it's goodbye. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn stevens, the deputy political editor at the daily mail, and polly mackenzie, who's the chief executive of the cross—party think—tank, demos. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. tomorrow's financial times leads on market turmoil caused by the coronavirus — investors are running for cover, it says. the guardian leads on the conviction of harve

a year later, mo farah's coach, alberto salazar, was under investigation for doping violations. tel for five hours, and he repeatedly denied having had l—carnitine injections before the marathon. if someone said that you were taking l—carnitine injections, are they not telling the truth? definitely not telling the truth, 100%. i've never taken l—carnitine injections at all. after the interview, mo farah met uk athletics official barry fudge, who had also spoken to usada. mo farah then rushed back in, just as the investigators were packing up. he then changed his account and told them that he had in fact received an l—carnitine injection ahead of the london marathon. no records are kept, and you would ask the question, well, why? clearly, if he's taking medicines to enhance performance, there is ethical questions that that raises. i think this is something that should be looked at in some seriousness. uk athletics and lawyers for mo farah said his injections were well within the allowable limit. mo farah's lawyers added: before the injections were given, e—mails show uk athletics

mo farah's of a marathon on in 2014.t which wasn't recorded on his medical nodes. injections like this were not banned as long as they were under 50 millilitres. a year later, alberto salazar was under investigation for doping violations. mo farah was interviewed by us anti— doping investigators at this hotel for five hours and he repeatedly denied having hard injections before the marathon. if someone said you were taking injections, are they not telling the truth? definitely not telling the truth? definitely not telling the truth? definitely not telling the truth, 100%. i have never taken telling the truth, 100%. i have never ta ken those telling the truth, 100%. i have never taken those injections at all. i use sure that alberto salazar hasn't recommended that you take those injections? know, i've never taken those injections? know, i've never ta ken those those injections? know, i've never taken those injections. after the interview committee met barry fides, who had also spoken to usada. he then rushed back in as th

mo farah's lawyers added...ct the supplement from a contact of salazar‘s. i'm shocked, because you kind of go, what is that all about? and you're an employee of uk athletics, so uk athletics, why would you one of your staff to do that? why would you allow one of your staff to do that? uk athletics said: a small number of british athletes have used l—carnitine, fully in accordance with world anti—doping protocol." mo farah split from salazar in 2017, but questions about his influence persist. mark daly, bbc news. and you can see more of panorama's investigation, "‘mo farah and the salazar scandal‘ on bbc iplayer. let's get more now on those floods in england... the environment agency warns that flooding in shrewsbury could reach its highest—ever level, and cut off the centre of the town. our correspondent victoria norris sent this report this afternoon. well, i am stood behind some of the flood barriers here in shrewsbury. i am five foot nine, they are about seven foot. it is these barriers that are stopping the

lawyers for mo farah said injections were aware within the legal limit.letics officials were worried whether it be busy and within the spirit of the sport. despite this, but fudge flew to switzerland to collect a supplement from a contact on salazar.|j switzerland to collect a supplement from a contact on salazar. i am shocked because you are saying, what is that all about? so uk athletics, why would you allow yourself to do that? uk athletics said a small number of athletes had used the injection filling accordance with anti—doping protocol. mo farah split from sala by 2017 by questions about his influence processed. —— from salazar. 0utside source businees — and let's start with the intense market reaction to the latest coronavirus developments. as the virus has taken hold in italy and south korea — the dow jones industrial average — an index of some of the biggest us companies — fell 3.5% — closing down more than one thousand points. that's a big fall. what is driving this? it is clear investors are spooked and one of the big reasons is the number of c

and mo farah. good afternoon and welcome this is r.t. international. residents in northeastern france are creating a stink by trash talking the belgian neighbors have accused them of cross border fly tipping. visited the region. this may look like part of a landfill site but it's not all of this waste has been dumped here illegally we're just a few miles from the border with belgium and luxembourg and the french town of all core mu 9 is one of many struggling to cope with what you can see mountains and to mountains of garbage that have appeared since october in nearby it's a similar story trash both household and commercial has been dumped under the cover of darkness city. at 1st we thought it was regular waste but it turns out people are illegally dumping their. washing machine it's shitty they are throwing everything away. yes but here we see it's far more serious we estimate around 200 tons of waste it's enormous as far as the pollution we don't know what's inside it could be tons of who knows what type of products. chemicals. we don't know we see c

documentary claims they took part in a dopping scandal involving a limp dick champion mo farah. good morning and welcome to the program this is our 2 international coming to you live from the russian capital let's get started with your live news update. and they say that good fences make good neighbors but that proverb seems not to apply to france whose north eastern border is suffering from illegally dumped waste apparently originating from belgium charlotte devinsky reports. this may look like part of a landfill site but it's not all of this waste has been dumped here illegally we're just a few miles from the border with belgium and luxembourg and the french town of all core mu 9 is one of many struggling to cope with what you can see mountains and to mountains of garbage that have appeared since october in nearby red it's a similar story trash both household and commercial has been dumped under the cover of darkness city. at 1st we thought it was a regular waste but it turns out people are illegally dumping their washing machines. they're throwing everything away. yes but her

britain's 4 time olympic champion mo farah faces fresh media scrutiny over claims he lied to us officials about his alleged use of a controversial supplement. government announces 3 days of mourning after the country's former president hosni mubarak dies at the age of $91.00 look at the legacy of his 30 years in power. live from moscow thanks for joining us on our team's international this evening i'm daniel hawkins welcome to the program. now this tuesday was day 2 of wiki leaks founder julian assange just hearing on extradition to the united states where the whistleblowers want to run espionage charges if handed over he could be facing a 175 year prison sentence for his role in the publication of classified intelligence data his supporters say the case is a test the fundamental journalistic freedoms that he has the latest. day 2 would crown calls and we have the song cheering supporters have been out in full force again we can hear them chanting throughout the proceedings now we had the defense talking today talking about why these allegations should be thrown out of course they talked

britain's 4 time olympic champion mo farah faces fresh media scrutiny over claims that he lied to us doping officials about his alleged use of a controversial supplement it's all coming up. by their life martin financials world news h.q. in moscow were saying just turned 6 in the evening now it's kevin owen who for next half hour to take you through the stories as reported from here in russia today thanks for your company 1st day 2 of wiki leaks founder julian assange is hearing on extradition to the united states with a whistleblower is wanted on espionage and hacking charges if handed over he could be facing a 175 year prison sentence. for his role in the publication of classified intelligence data is supporters say the case is a test of fundamental journalistic freedoms so let's rewind back a bit day one of the hearing yesterday lasted for 6 hours here are some sketches from the court because filming inside is banned outside protesters gathered vocally to support him inside defense lawyers argue that the case was politically motivated while the prosecution in turn played the whist

resignations and criticism over their handling of the alberto salazar scandal — the former coach of mo farahty of doping violations. well, uk sport, who oversee governance and investment of sports in the country, have now launched its own review into athletics governing body. our sports news reporter, laura scott, told me earlier exactly why it was needed. as you might remember, uk athletics has been per set by problems in recent months, most notably with a scandal involving mo farah‘s former coach. he was banned for four years for doping violations, and that issue led to the resignation of uk athletic‘s performance director followed by safeguarding issues surrounding the incoming chief executive. so all of this has led to a perceived crisis of uk athletics and reputational damage that uk sport are keen to address. uk athletics is one of the best funded sports in the uk, receiving £27 million of public money, and what is clear from this is that uk sport wa nt to clear from this is that uk sport want to make sure the governing body is fit for the future. so what exactly for this review look i

and britain's 4 time olympic champion mo farah comes under fire after a b.b.c. documentary claims he lied to doping officials about taking a controversial supple.

documentary claims that they took part in a doping scandal that involved elliptic champion mo farah.

mo farah's struggling with injury, too.les problem and will not defend his london half marathon next month. and 0dion ighalo says he was so intent on moving to manchester united, that he took a pay cut. the former watford striker joined united on loan on transfer deadline day from chinese club shanghai shenhua. from shanghai to manchester, now foshan to belgrade, yes, the olympic basketball qualifiers were due to take place in china this week, but have been moved due to the coronavirus outbreak. great britain women are hoping to create some history by qualifying for the olympics for the first time. they'll face china tomorrow in the first of three matches, and one win could be enough for a place at tokyo 2020. 0ur 0lympic sports reporter nick hope is in serbia for us. eight a few years ago, not even the british women fought that 0lympic qualification would be possible because they simply had no support. gone were the days of receiving over £7 million in the lead up to london 2012. all that support for uk sport disappeared a

britain's 4 time olympic champion mo farah faces fresh media scrutiny other claims he lied to us doping officials about his alleged abuse the controversial supplements. the egyptian gods.

versions for family and pick shelby and mo farah faces fresh media scrutiny over claims he lied to us the open officials about his alleged use of a controversial supplement.

and britain's 4 time olympic champion mo farah comes under fire after a b.b.c. documentary claims he lied to doping officials about taking a controversial supplement. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our teacher in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. the u.s. president donald trump has threatened further sanctions against venezuela targeting the country's oil sector caracas accuses washington of using sanctions as a weapon of mass destruction and a master form of warfare it's now been a year since the u.s. formally recognized but as well as opposition leader one why go as the country's interim president showing the door to the legitimate government of nicolas maduro the u.n. meanwhile has raised the alarm over devastating food shortages in the country artie's killed more often looks at america's role in but as well as continuing political upheaval. when it comes to venezuela the trumpet administration lives in a kind of alternate universe for exam. when the country faces a food crisis donald trump says there can be only one cause ven

doping control of a city that involves britain's 4 time olympic champion and top insurance on a mo farah auntie's alexia assessed as mine. this summer the whole of great britain will be glued to their screens rooting for the nation's prize athlete 4 time olympic champion run out more or will they and you panorama documentary by the b.b.c. has cost further doubt on whether more farah success was cleanly won the don't fall back to salazar who costs are moved to the court to go to to win at all costs the main sticking point is the role of former coach alberto salazar who was banned in october 29000 from any sports activities he was the head of the controversial nike oregon project until the u.s. anti-doping agency suspected he may have banned the dopping rules one of those substances he used was l. carney team designed to speed up muscle and heart recovery for athletes it's considered legal indows this which do not exceed 50 millimeters over 6 hours salazar however reportedly invented a new method of administering l. carnitine through intravenous injections which itself sparked questions fr

mo farah has pulled out of the london half marathon next month.title after picking up an achilles injury in training. yesterday we told you about the children of islamic state supporters who are trapped in syria, often now orphans. it's a problem for many countries, including the uk, which has men, women and children stuck there. today we look at what happens whenjihadists return home. 0ur middle east correspondent quentin sommerville has followed the route of one couple who returned to indonesia. the armies of the caliphate left much behind in syria. detention camps full of their wives, their children, entire families. dozens of countries are now asking the same question. can they welcome back orphans and daughters and mothers who belonged to the enemy of the world? from the camps and prisons of syria, we traced the journey of one family who answered the islamic state group's call, through the back streets of turkey, all the way home to asia. in this istanbul neighbourhood, the group tightened its grip on two indonesian followers. husband and wif

documentary claims they took part in a doping scandal involving olympic champion mo farah.

britain's 4 time olympic champion mo farah faces fresh media scrutiny over claims he lied to us the open officials about his alleged use of a controversial supplement. and b. gyptian government announces 3 days of mourning after the country's.

which in sports i'm a limp dick champion mo farah faces fresh media scrutiny over claims he lied to us doping officials about his alleged use of a controversial supplement. and the egyptian government announces 3 days of mourning after the country's former president hosni mubarak dies at the age of 90 people. jacqueline vigor has a fresh news update for you next hour coming up now though it's the kaiser report. max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know some people say we're living in a simulation that's just a giant hole the ground though this is real well you know evidence is pouring in that that could be so. we've seen this unfolding of the supply chain getting hit by this corona virus or couvade 19 as they call it and it kind of reminded me when looking at the world health organization refusing to call it a pandemic even though the entire like $790.00 people are under quarantine in china people all over the world and these cruise ships getting quarantined with hundreds of people infected on it not a pandemic just like the fed whatever they've been doing since september it's not

after picking up an achilles injury in training, mo farah has withdrawn from next month's london half for the last two years but said he'll focus instead on getting fully fit for the summer. he added that he hoped to be back at the race in 2021. the international olympic committee have tried to allay fears over the coronavirus, after the organisers of the tokyo games said they were seriously concerned about its effect on the games this summer. the ioc said they were in contact with the world health organisation and had full confidence that tokyo 2020 were in control of the situation. the organisers admitted they were worried that the outbreak may dampen enthusiasm for the olympics and paralympics, due to be held in tokyo from july to september. there have been 20 confirmed cases of the virus injapan, with nearly 500 people killed in china, where it first emerged. translation: i am seriously worried that the spreading of the infectious disease could throw cold water on the momentum towards the games. i hope that it will be stamped out as soon as possible. the tokyo 2020 organising comm

documentary claims they took part in a doping scandal involving a limbic champion mo farah.

mo farah has withdrawn from next month‘s london half marathon.that he wanted a new challenge elsewhere and after being linked with real madrid and manchester united, completed a 17 million pound move to inter milan at the end i was very honest. i felt they had to be honest. i didn‘t want to hide. but yeah, i was honest and i wanted to try something new. i said that i wa nted to try something new. i said that i wanted that. i did get the blame for a lot of stuff. i didn‘t read all the bad stuff though. they said, he wa nts to the bad stuff though. they said, he wants to leave, he is not good to be here. his former club to play this evening, looking for a place in the fifth round. that is all the sports now. more now on president trump‘s state of the union address. it was his last one before november‘s election. mr trump used it to declare that the us is thriving again after what he called the great american comeback. he was speaking on the eve of his expected acquittal on corruption charges in his impeachment trial. but his political rival, the de

back page of the times, which also carries a story about last night‘s bbc panorama documentary on mo farah champions league tie against bayern munich tonight. that match is at eight o‘clock tonight — there‘s live commentary of that match on bbc radio 5 live and text commentary on the bbc sport website and app. talks between the six ntions organisers and the rfu are taking place amid concerns over england‘s game against italy in rome next month, due to the spread of the coronavirus. a number of events have already been affected — including inter milan‘s europa league game against ludogorets which will be played behind closed doors on thursday. inter were one of four serie a teams to postpone their league games over the weekend. 0spreys and ulster‘s pro 14s matches in italy on saturday have also been postponed. kobe bryant‘s widow is suing the owner of the helicopter which crashed, killing her husband, teenage daughter and seven others. vanessa bryant was among thousands who attended a ceremony celebrating her husband‘s life in los angles last night. the event brought stars together to comme

the former uk athletics chairman ed warner says he tried to pursuade mo farah to leave his old coachere's no suggestion farah did anything wrong, warner has told the bbc he wanted the four time olympic champion to switch coaches five years ago. i personally tried to persuade him to change coach. i met him the day after the beijing world championship ended. met him in team hotel, talked him through the board's thinking at the time around the whole oregon project and his position within it. i had one last go at him saying, are you sure you want to take that risk? he was adamant he wanted to stay with salazar so everything fell into place behind that. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you. the sale of coal and some types of wood for wood burners, open fires and stoves will be banned in england from next february, as part of the government's efforts to cut air pollution. instead people will have to buy "smokeless" coal or wood that has been seasoned or dried in kilns. wood—burners and coal fires are the largest source of an air pollutant which c

mo farah has withdrawn from next month‘s london half marathon with an achilles injury.ubs are meeting this morning to discuss the controversial signing of israel folau by catalans dragons. several clubs have backed a letter from the hull kr owner to the dragons, warning them of potential legal action if they suffer financially as a result of the signing. the former union star was sacked by rugby australia for his homophobic comments. after losing their first one day international since becoming world champions, england captain eoin morgan conceded they were way off the mark in their seven—wicket defeat to south africa. morgan was one of a number of batsmen who struggled as england posted 258 in their innings. morgan‘s opposite number quinton de kock led by example for the home side in cape town. he made 107 as south africa reached their target with more than two overs to spare. their second of three games is in durban on friday. that‘s all the sport for now. more throughout the afternoon. the leaders of the three largest parties in ireland have clashed in a tv debate be

has always denied any wrongdoing and you can see the full panorama programme, mo farah and thestep down as shadow home secretary when the labour party elects its new leader. ms abbott will continue to represent her constituency, which she has done for over 30 years, but says labour's new leader will have to be able to construct their own shadow cabinet. voting begins today, with three candidates running, including holborn and st pancras mp sir keir starmer. he is up against rebecca long—bailey and lisa nandy. a project to reveal the codes to toilets in london which are used by businesses is gaining support, as the number of people getting caught short increases. the number of free public toilets has declined over decades, so a bid to publish codes online for toilets has begun, and it is to help people like moeed majeed. going to the bathrooms is just... going to the bathrooms isjust... we are humans, it's what we do naturally. so why do we have to go out of our way to use this facility? living with my stoma, along with crohn‘s disease, you kind of developed like a directory on