remind us why the international paralympic committee have ta ken us why the international paralympicttee have taken this stance, we know that they were very critical of russia's medals over morals stance. you will remember, just before the rear paralympics, sir philip craven, head of the international paranavitana head of the international para navita na to, took head of the international paranavitana to, took a monument medal decision along with his board to suspend russia, from the rear paralympics, as a punishment for the state—sponsored doping scandal that had been laid bare by the canadian law professor richard mclaren, in an initial report he had majors before the olympics. —— head of the international paralympic committee. it was an unprecedented decision that they took, setting up a task force and saying that reinstatement, the lifting of the suspension would only happen once the task force was satisfied that certain reinstatement criteria had been satisfied, for example, the resumption of limited testing allowing international testers to go into closed cities, some of the fa

in 50 days' time, the paralympic worlds. hearing from geraint thomas after his bruising experience at the giroud tally. when i see the race on tv i turn straightaway or on twitter don't want to hear about it. chelsea might be the champions but the manager of the ladies team has accused the football association of treating women's football as an afterthought. first we have some more football headlines. both england and wales have named their squads for their respective world cup qualifiers next month. wales are certainly looking to the future, and wayne rooney is also looking to his, because he's been left out by gareth southgate. england's record goalscorer also says that a decision about his club football will be revealed in the next couple of weeks. our reporter david ornstein has been taking a close look at both squads named today. the domestic football season may be drawing to a close but there are still important games to be played at international level. let's start with england and the 25 man squad that gareth southga

and, russia's warning — tackle doping or face exclusion from the 2018 winter paralympics.ormer moto gp champion nicky hayden has died following a cycle crash in italy. good evening. lots to come, but we start with the news that david moyes has resigned as the manager of sunderland after just one season in the job. the former manchester united and everton boss took the team to a bottom—place finish in the premier league this term. relegation to the championship ended their ten—year stay in the top flight. in a statement, moyes thanked the fans for "always being so passionately supportive". our sports news correspondent, richard conway, says moyes and sunderland could have worked, but a poor start affected the rest of the season. sunderland were seen at the time, they started the season as perhaps a good fit for him. a chance to resurrect his career and revive sunderland's fortunes. they narrowly avoided relegation this season before, but was saved by sam alla rdyce. before, but was saved by sam allardyce. he went off to england and david moyes came in. but the tone from dav

the international paralympic committee website. website. the international paralympic committee has given russia until september to implement anti—doping reforms or it risks being banned from next year's winter olympics. he is this warning from the president of the ipc. the ipc governing board unanimously decided to maintain the suspension of the russian paralympic committee. a number of key criteria is still need to be met. at the moment, there are a lot of good plans, with timelines on paper. but now we need to see plans in action. the ipc task force will next update the ipc governing body in early september. and if the obligations have not been fully met by then, it will be very difficult for the ipc to have its suspension lifted in time to enter its athletes into the paralympic winter games. well, if you are watching and you have a smartphone and haven't got the bbc sport app, whether you have an apple or landlord, go to the app store now, —— apple or an android, go and download it. this story about cholera in yemen is threaten

as ha paralympic hundred metres champion.es who will be taking to the stage here in manchester, and all of it just stage here in manchester, and all of itjust a 5—10 minute walk away stage here in manchester, and all of it just a 5—10 minute walk away from the arena where that bombing took place on monday night. as you would expect, security is incredibly tight with armed police all over the square, hundreds of officers visible in the city centre. it will be interesting to see what effect this week's tragedy has had on the crowd is expected later here today. it is a free event and you don't need a ticket, so will people stay awake? i expect the opposite will be true, given the way that manchester has responded so far. that is because across the country some events have been cancelled, not just across the country some events have been cancelled, notjust because of a mark of respect and the increased terror threat, which is understandable, and entirely appropriate, that manchester has had to make a different decision. after con

from next year's winter pa ralympics unless it excluded from next year's winter paralympics unless itut thousands of pounds to those who gambled onjohn terry's substitution in his final match for chelsea. after being named the indian premier league most valuable player, ben stokes wants to return next but with more england players alongside him in the future. more on those stories just half past. facebook‘s internal rules for regulating what its nearly two billion users can and can't post on the site have been leaked. the documents appear to show that the company tolerates certain violent threats, forms of bullying, and live videos of self—harm. facebook says its recruiting an extra 3000 people to its operations team to help moderate the site. joining me now is a former policy managerfor facebook. joining me now is a former policy manager for facebook. thank you for coming in. what to make of this leak? how significant is it? interesting from two perspectives. facebook has historically kept the rule book fairly secret. the reason is they do not want people to know exactly how they pol

russia's paralympic russia's pa ralympic team russia's paralympic team have been given a final warningr games next year. south korea hosts the event next march. the team was banned from the summer games in rio last year, after a state sponsored doping scandal. that ban will continue to pyeongchang, unless the russian paralympic committee pyeongchang, unless the russian pa ralympic committee proves pyeongchang, unless the russian paralympic committee proves it has changed it's practices by early september. i think the thing is, we have already stated today that we have not seen sufficient progress for them to be reinstated. the consequence of that, if not reinstated, they will not be in pyeongchang. so timewise it is a very serious moment. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. more now on the election campaign. chris morris and the bbc‘s reality check team have been taking a look at the conservative's social care proposals. you turns climb—down, social care was always going to be a big issue, now it is front and centre in a bi

paralympic champion susie rogers has announced her retirement from swimming. in the butterfly for yea rs before won gold in rio in the butterfly for years before taking three bronze medals in the london paralympic. she was awarded an mbe in the new year's honours list. she says she wants to leave at the top as she talks about a journey of learning, challenges and immense happy knack. ebrahimi pitch has had successful knee surgery pitch has had successful knee surgery in the united states. luke shaw will see a specialist to determine how bad his that injury is. he left the field afterjust nine minutes the draw between —— at swa nsea. nine minutes the draw between —— at swansea. cristiano ronaldo and team—mates will be without gareth bale who has a calf problem. mark selby admits it would be difficult to match stephen hendry‘s records. he won his third last night. he had an impressive comeback to become the the fourth player in the world to defend his title successfully. he admits he's never performed this well before. i enjoy it as much as ever now and it is sh

not only must that an gigabyte aforesaid sanction, and must be enforced across the olympic and paralympic movements. >> why is that is it ignored or why is it taken as a recommendation and who determines what the consequences. >> the usoc has created and mandated if you will, that the in gigabyte's adhere and part of the safe code in that case we hand down a sanction and the usoc and the ntb's make sure it's enforced. >> is it any different than the way the anti- doping work? >> you sought has the ability to have a sanction down and then. >> it seems to me that your organization was slow to come into existence and my impression is it's related to fundraising, the ability to have the necessary resources to do the work your set out to do. can you sure is the dollars an hour available. >> thank you that is the reason why it is taking us to get up and running. we open the doors in early march. we have funding from the usoc, from and g bees and other charitable organizations. i've asked the committee support in the senate race support as the chairman stated at the beginning of his remark, auth

the head of los angeles bid to host the 2024 olympic and paralympic games says his focus is to win fortime, when they vote on hosts cities in september. paris are the only other city in the running for 2024. frankly, i applaud them for the thinking. it is the right thinking at the right time. that's a process that they've undertaken amongst the four vice presidents and the iov staff. at some point they will engage with us about how that may proceed or may no. 0ur engage with us about how that may proceed or may no. our focus engage with us about how that may proceed or may no. ourfocus is engage with us about how that may proceed or may no. our focus is the same as it's been since september 2015, which is we want to win the 2024 olympic games and paralympics. sport it seems is increasingly trying to downsize to make itself more marketable and watchable. now gofrl is trying sixes at st albans this weekend. there's an experimental competition with an eye on reaching a newed audience. as golf a poet once wrote, is a day spent in strenuous idleness. who has time for poetry? this is sport's

and that ban will continue to pyeongchang 2018 unless the russian paralympic committee proves it hasympic committee said they want that evidence by early september. it was the long goodbye that left fans baffled but it has emerged three punters have received payouts following john terry's 26th minute substitution yesterday. terry revealed afterwards, his exit and guard of honour was pre—planned, his final game with chelsea, of course. but one bookmaker has revealed it was accepting bets on the specific time of his first—half substitution with odds of 100—1. arsenal majority shareholder stan kroenke says his shares "are not and have never been, for sale". the american insisted he was still committed to the club in response to the recent £1 billion pound bid by alisher usmanov, who already owns a 30% per stake. usmanov said kroenke should bear huge responsibility for arsenal's failure to qualify for the champions league for the first time in 20 years. gordon strachan has called up brighton strikerjamie murphy and aberdeen duo kenny mclean and mark reynolds to the scotland squad for the

britain's paralympic champion, suzy rodgers announces her retirement from swimming saying she wants toith more on those stories at a.30pm. i will see you then. the family of a man who was shot dead in his home by intruders in the early hours of sunday morning have paid tribute to him saying they are devastated. dorset police are searching for at least two people following the death of guy hedger, a marketing executive. they said it was a targeted attack. the men, who wore balaclavas, stole jewellery including designer watches before fleeing the house near ringwood. duncan kennedy reports. the centre of the police operation remains the house where guy hedger was shot. detectives say he was killed on sunday morning after at least two intruders entered his home. it's believed that a number of designer watches were taken during the raid. mr hedger was 61 and a director of an education trust. in a statement today his family said: "guy was a caring and compassionate partner, son, brother and uncle who lived life to its full and enriched the lives of all those who knew him. we are devastated

to date more than 300,000 coaches affiliated with the olympic and paralympics affiliate with safe sport training. we must now work to expand that beyond coaches, to parents, to athletes. in addition to our education and outreach efforts, spaf sport is the independent, response and resolution office for the olympic and paralympic muchlgts. including the national bodies that make up the sports. we are handled by our team of highly qualified investigators. reports of sexual misconduct fall under the exclusive authority of safe sport. if a report is substantiated, safe sport will determine appropriate resolution, which would include a lifetime ban that would apply across any olympic organization. sports are in my dna. every person here has a sports experience, either through your own, or a family member. underscoring the magnitude of this challenge, we have a lot of work to do. your efforts to priorityize the health and safety of u.s. athletes goes a long way to making our safe sport call to action to championing respect and ending abuse a realty. thank you, and i look forward to your quest

the first eight become the first number one, but it is hoped that blind tennis could become a paralympicortsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. you are watching bbc news. the top stories. the president—elect of france, emmanuel macron, has joined emmanuel macron has filed to fight the forces of division that undermine france after winning the french election. the reason may in this brexit will help cut immigration as the conservatives again pledged to bring forward figures down to the tens of thousands. figures down to the tens of thousands.labour has put health at the heart of campaigning today, setting out plans to tackle childhood obesity. the party will ban junk food adverts during all programming before the 9pm watershed, if it wins the election. an update on the markets. the footsie amber daks went down after the election victory. they are now down. the nasdaq has a couple of hours of trading to go. unchanged almost. facebook has placed adverts in british newspapers with ten tips on how to spot fake news online. the website has also closed thousands

and paralympic champion susie rodgers has announced her retirement from swimming after a six—year international

and paralympic champion susie rodgers has announced her retirement from swimming after a six—year internationalareer. the 33 year old won gold in the s7 50 metres butterfly in rio, four years on from taking three bronze medals at the london games. she also won two bronzes in rio and says she wants to leave at the top, after what she's described as a "journey of learning, challenges and ultimately immense happiness." that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. you're watching bbc news. the prime minister is in bristol tonight at the end of day campaigning in the south west of england. the bbc‘s political editor in the west — paul barltrop is in bristol. where you are the conservatives will be hoping to consolidate the massive gains that they made in 2015. but you suspect they could be concerned that the liberal democrats could come back? they would be and that was the purpose of the visit from theresa may today in the west country, she went to see it said the lib dems would have their eye on. now she's in bristol, we cannot show you exactly where sh

elsewhere this afternoon paralympic champion susie rodgers has announced her retirement from swimmingrom taking three bronze medals at the london paralympics. she also won two bronzes in rio, and was awarded an mbe in the new year's honours. rodgers won 30 medals in all, and says she wants to leave at the top after what she's described as a "journey of learning, challenges and ultimately immense happiness." manchester united have confirmed that zlatan ibramhimovic has had successful knee surgery in the united states. his agent believes the injury is not career—threatening, and the swede will make a full recovery. meanwhile united left—back luke shaw will see a specialist to determine the extent of his foot injury. he has ligament damage and left the field after nine minutes of sunday's premier league draw against swansea at old trafford. after meeting in two of the last three champions league finals... this time real madrid play neighbours atletico in the competition's semi—finals. and it's the first leg tonight at the bernabeu. cristiano ronaldo and team—mates will be without gareth

paralympic sprint champion jonny peacock says sport can help show people that ‘nothing will stop us'.. manchester city's women beat chelsea 1—0 in the first significant sporting event to take place in manchester, since monday's terrorist attack. hull city say they are "disappointed" at marco's silva's resignation as head coach. silva, who has been linked with a host ofjobs in england and europe, has left the club following their relegation to the championship. that is all the sport for now, we will be back with more just after 10am. lots of you getting in touch about security concerns ahead of the bank holiday weekend, many events going ahead, we were just talking to people taking part in the great manchester run. we have had a tweet saying, going ahead with the run is reckless, cancel it! too much of a soft target. matt has text in to say, many of my friends are doing the 10k run, we are stu d e nts are doing the 10k run, we are students at the university of manchester, they are concerned and we have got exams next week. another says, i will be volunteering at the great manchester ru

that ban will continue to pyeongchang, unless the russian paralympic committee proves it has changedhat we have already stated today that we haven't seen already stated today that we haven't seen sufficient progress for them to be reinstated, so the consequence if they are not reinstated, they would not be there, so it's a very serious moment. the british and irish land head coach warren gatland says he is disappointed to lose his star player billy vunipola but thanks to squad must look forward. the saracen and pagan number eight will miss the tour to new zealand for treatment to a shoulder injury. i tried to persuade him to come over and be an assessed that he was adamant that he wasn't right and if someone is not 100% right, he is a big loss to us but i understand and respect the decision that has been made. that's all sport for now. i will be back with more at 9:30pm. let's have a look at some of the other stories making the news today. rolf harris has appeared for the first time at his trial at southwark crown court. the former television presenter faces four allegations of indec

elsewhere this afternoon paralympic champion susie rodgers has announced her retirement from swimmingom taking three bronze medals at the london paralympics. she also won two bronzes in rio, and was awarded an mbe in the new year's honours. rodgers won 30 medals in all, and says she wants to leave at the top after what she's described as a "journey of learning, challenges and ultimately immense happiness." that is all the sport for you know. will perry will be back in the next hour. thank you very much indeed. as we we re hour. thank you very much indeed. as we were hearing in that sports section... some of the most famous athletics records could be rewritten, following proposals put forward by the governing body of european athletics to address concerns over doping. the plans would mean that in future world records would only stand if test samples were stored for ten years. but critics say it would mean clean athletes being penalised. joining me now from newcastle is steve cram, a former world, olympic, european and commonwealth medallist as well as three—time world record holder. go

the event which sees international stars such as rutherford and great britain's paralympic champion jonnieh the heart of the city. you can watch that from 6pm on bbc two. that's all sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport and i'll have more in the next hour. some breaking news coming into this in the last few minutes from the high court. sir cliff richard and south yorkshire police have settled a legal fight which started when the singer sued the force and the bbc over reports naming him as a suspected sex offender, a high courtjudge has been told. that coming to us from the high court. they have settled that with south yorkshire police. little more coming into as at the time. we will hope to speak to our correspondent on that injust hope to speak to our correspondent on that in just a moment. south yorkshire police apologising wholeheartedly for the additional anxiety caused by the force's handling of the media interest in its investigation. that has led to some kind of settlement. in the last half hour the us secretary of sta

olympic andthe paralympic games. national tax revenue has expanded by 15 trillion yen after the change in government. local governments housing growth and their tax revenue for all the 47 prefectures. talking about the prefectures, all of the 47 prefectures now boast of active job openings of 1.0, meaningate of the number of jobs is greater than the number of applicants in every prefecture. this is the first time in history. as this continues, the wage level will rise. in the japanese parliament, 2017 budget deliberations proceeded as a scheduled and it was approved without any amendment. -- from april, the rate of employment insurance premium was decreased, augmenting the disposal income of employees. the new system of scholarship, as well as the plan to eliminate waiting lists, are introduced and introduce an opportunity for university students, as well as children. already my government has submitted eight bills to reform agricultural policy legislation. intothe bills are made law, an unprecedented reform will mat

the prince will meet the 90—strong team, who will take on the challenge of the paralympic—style competitionmber. he's been the driving force behind the invictus games for injured, wounded and sick servicemen and women and veterans. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. coming up in six minutes, the first in our series of election blind dates, where we bring two people with opposing political views together on a blind date over lunch and they see if there are any areas where they agreed, or sparks generally fly. what happens when they have a glass of wine or two? today, nigel farage and rachel johnson. she's a journalist. today, nigel farage and rachel johnson. she's ajournalist. she today, nigel farage and rachel johnson. she's a journalist. she has a famous brother. lily tweets if this isn't a joke, i am completely speechless. it's coming up in five minutes. do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. let's get some sport with holly. huddersfield town are on a high after

the year of the olympic and paralympic games. national tax revenue has expanded by 15 trillion yen, after the change in government. local governments have seen growth in their tax revenue for all the 47 prefectures. talking about the prefectures, all of the 47 prefectures now boast an active job openings rate of more than 1.0, meaning number of jobs is greater than number of applicants in every prefecture. this is the first time in history. as this trend continues, which itel will rise, bringing closer to the exit from deflation. in the japanese parliament budget deliberation proceeded as , 2017 scheduled and was approved without any amendment. -- from april, the rate of employment insurance premium was decreased, augmenting the disposal income of employees. new system of scholarship, as well as plan to eliminate waiting lists for entering day care centers for children are reduced, and for university students, as well as children. already, my government has submitted eight bills to reform cultural policy legislation to the diet.

he is heading to the paralympic trials at the end of the month. >> maybe we didn't invision them to live way but we found a way to still make an impact not only in each other's lives but the lives of other people. >> reporter: so now harsh mentors others that are facing this new reality. his advice, never give up. remember what you can still do. >> and lastly would be that this is going to be hard. >> reporter: but a team sure helps to get your head back in the game. >> nobody can do this alone. >> reporter: and get this, doctors hold harsh back in 2005 he would never walk again because cord be but a dozen years later he tells me he is beginning to walk with help from braces. leslie. >> he said never give up and he never did. that is such a great story. the nrh punishers practice twice a week and they are raising money to travel to games. now to learn more visit our wusa 9 mobile app. what a great story. >> it's awesome. >>> right now a live look outside. it's not too bad pip wouldn't say awesome but it's better than this morning. if you look carefully you can see how high the river is r

has tremendous infrastructure to host the olympic and paralympic games, ll exists today,r it's plannede by 2024 and don't have to spend money to develop it. it's the safest possible answer for the olympic movement to choose l.a. >> reporter: and melissa, los angeles has done to before, in 1984 they host the olympic games to turn a profit and can do it again in 2024. melissa? melissa: we will see, thank you. david: back to lori rothman at the stock exchange with more on twenty-first century fox earnings. of course the parent company of this network. go ahead, lori? all right. trying to get an update. melissa. melissa: policeman's shockwaves sent through the fbi as they search for a successor to james comey. former governor mike huckabee with the candidates best for the position. hi, i'm mindy kearns. it's great to finally meet you. nice to meet you too. your parents have been talking about you for years. sorry about that. they're all about me saving for a house, or starting a college fund for my son. actually, i want to know what you're thinking. have a seat. knowing that the most impor

it sees rutherford and paralympic champion johnny peacock raced through the city.and in the last hour the liberal democrat leader tim farron has spoken. a few days ago a young man prepared a bomb, went to a pop concert and slaughtered 22 people. it seems to me that to choose to make a political point on the back of that is wrong. i disagree withjeremy corbyn's point but i disagree even strongly with his timing of making that point. tim farron. we can cross to central london to speak to lord carlile. thank you forjoining us today. what do you make of this link thatjeremy corbyn was talking about in his speech between uk actions abroad and terrorist acts in the uk? ifi terrorist acts in the uk? if i may borrow from shakespeare i thought this was a speech full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. it is completely pointless to carry out that kind of examination. we are where we are. terrorists are killing young women and children and young men in manchester. they will do it elsewhere. we need to decide what actions we should take and actions are required. the blair g

the likes ofjohnny peacock, the double paralympic champion also running here. security very tight.forced to cancel some cities have been forced to ca ncel events some cities have been forced to cancel events not only out of respect for those who lost their lives there, but also because of the increased terror threat. manchester it feels has had to make a different decision. after consultation with the police and security services, they have agreed that this city games goes ahead, as does the great manchester run taking place over the weekend. this is another chance and the people of manchester to come together in light of what has happened to them this week. another chance to them to say that sport yes isa chance to them to say that sport yes is a sideshow, but this is a chance for us to get together and show we will not be afraid. 90,000 spectators in early summer sun — it's the traditional climax to the football season. arsenal and chelsea meet at wembley in the fa cup final tomorrow. the clubs, and managers, have experienced very different seasons. for arsenal it's a chance to r

paralympic champion susie rodgers has announced her retirement from swimming after a six—year internationalng three bronze medals at the london games. she won two bronzes in rio and says she wants to leave at the top, after what she describes as a journey of learning, challenges and ultimately immense happiness. that's all the sport for now. more for you later. a jury at the inquest of a teenage anorexia sufferer who took her own life have found a lack of support for the family was a contributing factor. pippa mcmanus, who was 15, died after being hit by a train near stockport. she'd been released from hospital five days earlier. the inquest found that there was not enough planning for her discharge and not enough communication with the family about her suicide risk. judith moritz reports. everyone called pippa mcmanus "pip". as a young child, she was full of energy, and she became obsessed with exercise and losing weight. her family filmed her pacing repeatedly up and down. anorexia had her in its grip for three years. she changed from a happy, healthy child to an emaciated girl weighing j

their support, though, including 2012 olympic long jump champion greg rutherford and the two—time paralympic you know, and i think that is what we do well in this country, and what we do a greatjob of, is that we will stand up, we will go to ourjobs, we will turn up to events and we will show our support together. and i think that that is... they keep getting the exact opposite response to properly what everyone wants, but it is amazing to see, and i love it. hull city are the latest football club to lose their manager, after marco silva announced he was leaving. silva had been in charge forjust over four months, and had become a favourite with the fans. he led hull to six wins from his 18 premier league games, but couldn't save them from relegation. in recent days, he has been linked with watford and crystal palace. he wasn't the only manager to leave his job yesterday. the leeds united head coach, garry monk, resigned from his position at elland road. a new owner took over on wednesday, but couldn't agree a deal, and so leeds are looking for a ninth manager in three years. england head coa

you as a doctor would say now, the fact is that eating disorders are come paralympics and mumty mctoralting my prospective as a dad, but it is one person's route in and one person's route out, the value an online support group for dads is they can share their different prospectives, someone would say, my son or daughter isn't like that. yes, mine is. for me, ifelt that i was like, it was like i was in a jungle, trying to hack my way through the jungle and i felt alone in itand through the jungle and i felt alone in it and i thought there must be other dads in this jungle that i've got no contact with themment now this online support group that launches tonight, they can have that contact with one another and as i develop more insight and understanding, i thought well, why hadn't other people shared that with me? that insight, that understanding, now there is the opportunity to do that. give us exa m ples of opportunity to do that. give us examples of when you talk about the fa ct examples of when you talk about the fact you felt it was yourjob as the dad to steer the ship and you were k