munro took 21 proved to be the factor. munro took 2! balls to make 57. way into the final with 62. the british indoor athletics championships has been taking place in birmingham this weekend. after taking silver behind fellow scot laura muir in yesterday's 3000m, eilish mccolgan dominated the 1500 women's final. she pulled away for an impressive sprint finish in the last 200m to take gold and book herself a place in the world indoors championships in march. chris froome finished in tenth place in the ruta del sol on his return to racing. chris froome has dominated the attention during the race this week, but just scraped the attention during the race this week, butjust scraped into the top ten after the final time trial, but a belgian held on to take overall victory in the race and the winner's red jersey. that is all from sports day, there will be more spot on bbc news throughout the evening. thank you forjoining us. thank you forjoining us. good evening. sunshine was much more limited today as we head into tomorrow there is likely to be a change of for

munro took 21 balls to make 57.l with 62. england's victory counted for nothing. the british indoor athletics championships has been taking place in birmingham this weekend. after taking silver behind fellow scot laura muir in yesterday's 3000m, eilish mccolgan dominated the 1500 women's final. she pulled away for an impressive sprint finish in the last 200m to take gold and book herself a place in the world indoors championships in march. chris froome finished in 10th place at the ruta del sol on his return to racing as tim wellens claimed overall victory in the race around andalucia in southern spain. froome has dominated the attention during the race this week butjust scraped into the top 10 after the final time trial,

munro took 21 balls to make 57. whilst cup till had the measure of england's bowlers, he steered his side into the final with 62. england's victory counted for nothing. the british indoor athletics championships has been taking place in birmingham this weekend. after taking silver behind fellow scot laura muir in yesterday's 3000m, eilish mccolgan dominated the 1500 women's final. she pulled away for an impressive sprint finish in the last 200m to take gold and book herself a place in the world indoors championships in march. chris froome finished in 10th place at the ruta del sol on his return to racing as tim wellens claimed overall victory in the race around andalucia in southern spain. froome has dominated the attention during the race this week butjust scraped into the top 10 after the final time trial, but it was the belgian who held on to take overall victory in the race and the winner's red jersey. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. coming up next it is

munro, did you know there was something wrong with him?dr. munro. i'm not asking if -- if my father -- has alzheimer's. we already know that. he was diagnosed. but you were the first to examine him. you must've seen some signs. why didn't you warn me? are you sure you want to spend your last night as a bachelor in a session with kevin collins? are you kidding me? y-yeah, psychotherapy -- total rager.

munro, you and kiki jerome are friends, right? yes. why?urses' station and she wanted me to bring it to her locker. anyway, this friend is very reliable, and he says that kiki is at the floating rib drowning her sorrows in shots. does this, uh, friend have a name? damian spinelli. so don't worry, because she could not be in safer hands. [ cellphone chimes ] might that be a valentine message? [ chuckling ] yes. almost as nice as the one you received. [ cellphone chimes ] ♪ ♪ mommy? yes, baby? i love you. i love you, too. are you feeling okay? uh-huh. you can go home. okay. i'll see you in the morning. it was fun when you and daddy read to me. [ chuckles softly ] you pretend to be a martyr, but what you really are is passive-aggressive. you haven't given up anything, especially not sam. so why don't you just admit that you're like everybody else? out for what you want. all i'm doing is living my life. and how you deal with it is up to you. hey. gosh. i'm so sorry. i meant to text you. yeah. he -- he's fast asleep. okay. he wants to stay here?

caps lead the five match series 1—0 but the visitors got off to the better of the starts with colin munroe second over. new zealand is currently 35—2. williams opened up to 3—0 lead, and... he held on to reach next round. williams is going for a third welsh open title, but his attention was elsewhere on tuesday, concerning earlier, spied williams. here's what williams said on twitter. in response, morgan hit back, —— calling williams a bully. the head of morgan, here's what he said afterwards. clearly you feel that jackson page, as a youngster, should have been here in the first place. he was there in the end as we turned out, we saw him through the brown too, but he felt he should've gotten there away, this talk other should not have been an issue? he's got in, and it is what is. but you said to darren, he has beenjackson page five times this season, in the tournament to determine who qualifies for the welsh open, so we knew what they had to do from the outset. you can ask me any questions today, about the tournament of the next match. a ceremony has taken place in beijing to mark the st

munro! you look amazing! uh, uh, thank you, amy. who's the lucky lady?kles ] you're still here. uh, yeah. well, the alternative is going home and celebrating valentine's day by myself, so... [ exhales deeply ] i know what that's like. ...in the apartment building that michael is selling

compliance consultant liz munroe described what the decision might mean for. well it basically means that you will no longer be regulated by your own you won't be broadcasting in the u.k. and europe and. you know you'll no longer subject to their regulations but it also means that you won't be able to you know you miss out on a chunk of the audience that you're off to which is the reason why you got a license in the first place i would imagine that it wanted to. you know get access to some of our o. diaspora and they won't be able to do that unless of course they reapply for a license at some point. now the gunman accused of killing seventeen people in a school shooting in florida on wednesday has appeared in court nineteen year old nicholas cruz who can be seen on the top right in the orange jumpsuit was a former pupil of the marjorie stoneman douglas high school in part land the judge has ordered cruz to be held in jail without bond he's believed to have acted alone when he went into the school armed with a rifle and opened fire on students and teachers pres

happen naturally you know james monroe didn't ask permission from latin america when he announced the munroe doctrine and eight hundred fifty and one america certainly never promised not to do business with anyone else and so i was to hear the secretary tell us and bring up the monro dr. while traveling in latin america as if everyone present agreed that it was somehow beneficial for the reason is not only startling but it shows that he hasn't had the staff under him enough to prep him enough to show him that that's not the case latin america has other options now they can put their standards on investment coming in from china china doesn't have the same political strings that come on its money that the us money has traditionally come with china tell me and a professor yes let me let me ask you just us real quick so i know that you looked at your study which was really great by the way but i know that you looked at eight different countries but you sort of had a case study on ecuador can you briefly sort of. what how what china is doing in ecuador for our viewers. sure as one of our viewers

superior run rate, new zealand only needed 175 to deny england a spot in the final and thanks to colin munrospare. england recorded their first win of the t20 series byjust two runs, but it's new zealand who will face off against australia in wednesday's final in auckland. britain's super middleweight world champion george groves says he's confident he will fight in the final of the world boxing super series, even if that means the date of the event needs to be put back. groves dislocated his shoulder in his points victory over chris eubankjunior in the semifinal of the competition in manchester last night and he says he may need to see a specialist to recover in time forjune's final. my my boxing career wants to go on and intrigue what is the dream in the world boxing super series. i have worked so hard to get to the final. they have already set a date and i need to go and see the specialist to find out what the recovery time is. if truth be told, if the date needs to be changed, i am sure the tournament would decide it is better tournament would decide it is better to delay it to get me in

he was too quick for munroe, this was undrodge. this was unplayable to dismiss guptill.d looked to a grand home. colin degrand home has the fastest strike rate in t20 cricket. despite his unbeaten 38 the kiwis could only post 117—9. surely that wouldn't be enough. rain reduced the target to 95 in15 enough. rain reduced the target to 95 in 15 over, debutante d'arcy short didn't last long and neither did captain david warner. new zealand had a foot hold in the game but big blows from maxwell eased the aussies to victory. 0n but big blows from maxwell eased the aussies to victory. on this evidence england have plenty to fear in this format when the two rivals meet in tasmania next week. britain's evie richards collapsed after living up to her favourite billing by winning the women's under 23 title at the cyclo cross world championships. richards won the title in 2016 and finished third last year. she was carried to the medical tent, but recovered to stand on the podium at valkenburg in the netherlands. ben tulett made it back to back world title wins for britain in the men'

had we had a wall system, had we been enforcing federal immigration law, what happened to jeffrey munro last week, would not have happened. so this is completely preventable. so let me go back to this comment. for the first time in american history, we have a political party, the mother democratic party who is putting the interests of lawbreakers ahead of law-abiding citizens. citizens. it hasn't really happened before until now. and you are exactly right, nancy pelosi, i watched her. she stood on the house floor for eight hours for illegal immigrants but wouldn't do it for this family. it's ridiculous. >> laura: my thought here, and maybe you will disagree, is largely democrats, for all their talk about caring about what happens to the dreamers, they have it in their hand. 1.8 million will get amnesty. i don't agree with it, but they will get it. it seems like they don't want to the deal. am i misreading this? >> i can't speak for anybody, but i will speak for myself. first of all, the last time that we had amnesty was with a republican president and ronald reagan, working with the dem

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second trial, prosecution argued that i was tampering with witnesses, that i tampered with melissa munroeople's testimony, and there wasn't a sliver of evidence. that was so damning to let a prosecutor argue that, without anybody ever being in charge, without no type of physical evidence, no audio, no nothing. >> a decision from the supreme court would take three years to come down. but in 2006, seth got word from his former co-defendant, pablo ibar, also on death row. >> pablo sent word, your appeal's been granted. congratulations, you got another chance at life. and i was just in such shock. >> the florida supreme court had unanimously granted seth a new trial. >> appeals are really about does the judge make errors. we were able to reverse that case on appeal and be granted a new trial for what the court calls cumulative error. >> i was disappointed for the family. it was gut-wrenching that you have to go through this again. >> but for seth's lawyers who spent more time arguing seth's case than any attorneys on any case in broward county history, the prospect of a third trial was daunti

henry convince munro who had opposed -- to run against him which included anti- federal district so, in the race between the two of them it's astonishing that monro did this. it was hard fought in the winter and give these long speeches in the cold. madison would say that he got frostbite on his nose riding back from one of these public outdoor. he like to purchase frostbitten nose. monro supporters made the argument that madison believe the constitution -- he said the records had not yet been published. madison did think that, it was a little miracle but he thought it. so he had to defend himself and oppose ratification. they he did that was promises constituents that he was deliver of those rights. nobody else was then interested in the bill of rights included people who are antifederal. madison was worried that he would be reenacted and that if there are no bill of rights it be used that as an excuse. he said conventions are ridiculous things. so he pushed through the bill of rights but i would say he would still not deeply exercised by the belief behind it. because remember the c

colin munro smashed 57 runs from just 21 balls before holing out to david willey.ngland made 194—7 in their20 just to be clear, england made 194—7 in their 20 overs. they need to restrict new zealand to 174 to make that final on wednesday against australia. i think that makes sense! sort of! this is where we say goodbye to chris, who's off to the read the news for the andrew marr show. here's sarah with a last look at this morning's weather. good morning. it's working fine across many parts of the country. the best of the clear skies towards the east where it's also quite a cold start. some frost, mist and fog around. this is the scene in surrey. mist clearing away pretty quickly. we'll keep the sunshine across the east of the country, whereas more cloud moving into the west bringing some rain later in the day. for many of us it will be dry for much of the day. we are looking down from space at the cloud that's been moving in from the atlantic across the uk. still holding onto those clearer skies in the east, an area of high pressure keeping the weather is dry and

i had a guy who was a munro county sheriff, who after the 40th anniversary, called me. or whatever40 years since the, 30 years, holding on to these stories of what he witnessed that day. he just broken down. this is such a horrific event. there were plenty who delighted plenty whoty -- denied it all in this story too. plemr. coates: did you contacty of the officers implicated? ms. thompson: no i did not. this was not an oral history. had conversations with people. many of those people came into my life through the journey of the book. when i discovered who these people were, who the state felt crime at attica, i was worried about even revealing i had the document, that i had had seen, because there was such a concerted effort to not release the attica files. at that point i hunkered down and not raised the had seen, bee there was such a concerted effort to alarm that i had seen the documents more than anything else. frankly, whether anyone has tried to find them. do you feel someone will be prosecuted for the atrocities that have occurred? ms. thompson: certainly legall

just happened a couple minutes ago in bellmawr camden county on browning road at munroe avenue so watch for crews responding to that scene tam. >> thank you, karen. we are following breaking news this morning. shots have been fired outside the scene of a home invasion where two people have been hurt. jeanette reyes is just arrived to the scene, she's got the latest from west roosevelt boulevard in the city's feltonville section. jeanette sounds like there could be other connections here as well. >> reporter: yeah, tam, this story is just unfolding within the last few minutes. in fact, we got quite a bit of new information. it appears these two victims are lucky to be alive. i want to show you the scene here and the evidence markers, those circles you see on the ground, that's the shell casings from six shots that were fired at one of the victims t let me get you up to speed on what we know. this happened along 4 o'clock this morning along the 200 block of west roosevelt boulevard. this is the feltonville section of the city. police just told us that a suspect entered one of the units in

colin munro trying to go big too but he was caught out.lympics, you're not the only ones — we've been really enjoying some of your photos and videos like this one. start them early — these three have switched over it's notjust the kids — it's the pets. this cat seems to coming out the telly while watching the figure skating. we have had lots of delays during the games so far little that time on their hands, members of the swiss retail —— freestyle team have been amusing themselves with some antics. hugh upperbody strength there but i would say, do not try this at home. at train stations, at airports. don't write anywhere. it's quite impressive. do not do it. in the years before the 2015 terror attacks, tunisia enjoyed a booming tourism industry, with around half a million brits visiting each year. butjust 28,000 made the trip last year after uk tour operators stopped flights. in the last hour they've started again, so can tunisia's tourism industry bounce back? simon calder is the independent‘s travel editor. i know you've been never quite

jackson and his driver jeff munroe both died at the scene.daniel meacham is his godfather and spokesman. >> they lost a son that brought them joy on a regular basis. where this gentleman is from does not really matter to him. they're not interested in the politics of it. >> reporter: in 2007 he pleaded to two drunk driving charges and later drug possession. they led to his first deportation in 2007. and six months before sunday's deadly crash, prosecutors in mooesh boone county said orrego-savala was convicted without ever receiving a license. clare corado. >> it certainly does happen. i think any tragedy has its -- you know, leads us to ask what if. in this case one of those "what ifs" is if he had never been here. >> reporter: now orrego-savala could face up to ten years on the federal immigration charges alone. meanwhile the family of edwin jackson is planning a funeral for monday in atlanta which will be paid for by colts owner jim irsay. john? >> dean, thanks. >>> limits on deductions in the new tax law could mean higher tax bills for mi

happen naturally you know james monroe didn't ask permission from latin america when he announced the munroe doctrine eight hundred fifty and one america certainly never promised not to do business with anyone else and so to hear the secretary tell us and bring up the monro doctrine why. traveling in latin america as if everyone present agreed that it was somehow beneficial for the reason is not only startling but it shows that he hasn't had the staff under him enough to prep him enough to show him that that's not the case like america has other options now they can put their standards on investment coming in from china china doesn't have the same political strings that come on it's money that the us money has traditionally come with trying to tell us that we made progress or not let me let me ask you just this real quick so i know that you looked at your study which was really great by the way but i know that you looked at eight different countries but you sort of had a case study on ecuador can you briefly sort of encapsulate what how what china is doing in ecuador for our viewers. sure as