paralympic career is taking off in leaps and. after winning bronze in long jump at the asian power against haji moves alternate goal is to compete at the summer olympics. alone. won't pay. for that. they. no longer want. one book or groping through. japan has a long history of discrimination against the disabled while the country was hosting the paralympics in 1964 people considered bentley and physically inferior wood being forcibly sterilized. the eugenic protection law began after world war 2 when japan was struggling with food shortages and a ravaged economy. close to 25000 japanese citizens with sterilized over the next 4 decades 16000 of them against their will. the policy only stopped in 9096. for years victims have suffered in silence and shame only now a some demanding compensation but such is the stigma most do so anonymously in the northern province of her cargo. is the 1st to speak out publicly. or in this era warden it. in this is joys of them when they. can do or knew what the. over all of us are now my oldest and t

all roads lead to tokyo now and the paralympics next year. she spoke to me earlier.he drive. the world championships have been so late this year. it has been a seven month long season which is a lot of competing and now i just season which is a lot of competing and now ijust have two weeks to recover and get rested and then get back into full training to get ready for tokyo. that is the drive, but we have such little time to do so much. we have to fit a whole winter season which is normally maybe seven months itself and the competition season which itself is normally four months into about eight months. so much time. involve the london 2012, double gold medallist there and then upping that to three in rio but then having to whittle back what you can achieve in tokyo because of the complexity of the different classes in para— sport, you will only have two gold medals available to you next year and that must be frustrating. yes, i have the one and the eight available to me in tokyo and it would be nice to retain the title is that i already have, i would love to retain

and they're all major contenders at the 2020 paralympic games in tokyo.a with feedback and data about the performance of their prosthetics, which, it's hoped, will lead to better performing blades in the future. we're going into a lot of biomechanical analysis. we're looking into different ways of applying the carbon fibre techniques and trying those out. it's a bit of trial and error, obviously, in all of it as well. first invented in 1976, blades have been commonplace in paralympic sports since the mid—90s. and they've come a long way. so i've got a selection of running blades here on the table in front of me. and different iterations through the years. and the one thing that really strikes me is, really, it's kind of been evolution more than revolution. i mean, this was the original design which is now about 20 or 30 years old, and it's kind of got that classic sort of c shape that you can recognise. i mean, these are the blades that i personally have at home — i need to wear them more than i do — this is the flex foot. which, again, was a slight moder

been more money for a passport and more people taking part. —— the rio paralympics.ccess help other countries will have success stories and they're hoping to do that by taking their success story to different parts of the world. going back to london, this was the crowd for the world parrots in 2017, compared to this week in dubai, it's a stark difference. —— the world paras in 2017. but the great britain captain believes it has been a success. the people of uae have embraced para— sport and i think it's wrong not to have games in this part of the world, because you need to sprinkle that paralympic magic dust over the middle east, and sprinkle that paralympic magic dust overthe middle east, and i'm sure we'll find the next generation over here as well. and i think everybody needs to take account of the legacy of para— sport. so every national governing body needs to find more tgis, governing body needs to find more t615, t355, etc, notjust solely for the gold medallists. well, taking the games to different places has also maintained para—sport's global appeal. in duba

and we hearfrom paralympic gold medallist kadeen cox ahead of her return to the track in dubai.t i'm just trying to find myself and be able to try to make myself happy so be able to try to make myself happy so my performance is great and i can enjoy my sport again. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the europa league, and what seemed to be an improbable task for celtic. winning in italy was something they hadn't managed in 12 attempts. but tonight's 2—1 victory over lazio in rome has done more than just break that cycle. 0livier ntcham's dramatic stoppage—time strike means neil lennon's men qualify for the knockout stages of the competition — with two games to spare. lydia campbell was watching. the pre—match light show was hiding it but in between the darkness you could just see the empty seats. with him serving it partial band for the racial chanting. but the fence were allowed and were soon cheering, celtic leaving them all alone in the box. i— 04 lazio. the cloud of 8000 celtic fans travel for this one and it was their turn to celebrate. james forrest pulling

they have gathered a team of serious paralympic athletes for some even more serious testing. a stack of medals, wild, and national between them. they're all major contenders at the 2020 our olympic games in tokyo. they are providing ossa with feedback and data of the performance of the prosthetics, which, it is hoped, will lead to better performing blades in the future. we are going into a lot of biomechanical analysis. looking into different ways of playing the carbon fibre techniques and trying those out. it isa techniques and trying those out. it is a bit of trial and error, obviously, in all of it as well. first invented in 1976, blades have been commonplace in paralympic sports since the mid— 90s. and they've come a long way. we have got a selection of running blades here on the table in front of —— front of me. in different iteration three yea rs. me. in different iteration three years. on one thing that really strikes me is really, it's been a revolution more than a revolution. i mean, this was the original design which is now about 20 or 30 years old, and it kind of h

electric cable still he's determined to win a gold medal in swimming for india in the 2024 summer paralympics d.w. caught up with him in delhi. the water is after all cut a win doris' happy place. swimming has helped the young boy overcome big obstacles and made him an inspiration for many in his native india. at the age of 7 abdul qadeer lost both of his arms after an accident but he refused to let its life be ruled by it. so. when he was 7 years old my son accidentally touched a high voltage electric wire. we took him to a hospital in mumbai and doctors treated him for almost a week but they said the infection was spreading fast and that they had to amputate both his arms were saving his life with the priority but he had to lose his arms. since the accident abdul qadeer has adjusted in all sorts of ways he does his homework using its feet and he is a smartphone that way too. but it's clear that where he truly excels is in the water. and he set his eyes on a big girl. there but still over the mistake i lost my arms when i was in 2nd grade i had an infection that spread to both arms when i wa

in an accident this family support he's won 3 national trophies and is now aiming for the 2024th paralympic. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us in bolivia opposition senator and yes heads declared herself interim president following the resignation of former leader if. the constitutional court has endorsed on years even though there were not enough low. lawmakers present in congress to appoint her or as is. accusing her of instigating a coup i. yes we could but levy is opposition chance the presidential palace is finally there is off to 14 years but in the most controversial of circumstances janine and yes has bitterly opposed the country's ruler since she entered politics over a decade ago now the senate vice president has declared herself the next in line to the presidency. thank you to everyone in bolivia fix keeping faith i promised her a tan democracy and stability to build a fia. but has onions come to power democratically. there she made her constitutional case bubbles put on it is that you know. with the ruling party boycotting the national assembly she told opposition

an accident with his family support he's won 3 national trophies and is now aiming to the 2024th paralympics. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us one of europe's most important cultural landmarks is being threatened with catastrophe the highest tide in more than half a century has left much of venice under water the mayor is blaming climate change and preparing to declare the city a disaster zone. and storm surges and high winds battered the low lying venetian patchwork of islands and canals overnight the tide level picked up just under 2 meters leaving homes inundated boats stranded and tourists waiting to hit the historic state mark's square at despite a long history of flooding a city wide protection scheme that's been hit hard by soaring costs. and we can speak now to julio bauble he works at the venice institute for the study of the history of the resistance and contemporary society an institute that is now endangered by the floods julia thank you very much for joining us give us an idea of what you've been seeing there in venice how dramatic is the situation where the si

hoping to soon join an elite swimming institute and trying to qualify for the 2020 full summer paralympics. enter the conflict with tim sebastian turkey has outraged many of its allies and partners with its military operations in syria my guest this week here at the foreign policy forum in dublin is turkey's presidential spokesman in bring him colleen how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies. and approach conflicts that comes next de gaulle's good if you look. on the 77 percent we talk about the issue. that dream of many companies in love is a big and white wedding. because of finances. some break with tradition films like town around. 60 minutes w. e take it personally your wedding with all the wonderful people ensuring that make the game so special. for all true fans. because more than football. online. you do it in the west it's for public order when the do it suppression of a god of americans any further you cannot fight one terrorist organization with another turkey has outraged many of its allies and partners with its military operations in syria and a whole ca

accident with his family support he's won 3 national trophies and is now ending for the 20 to 24 paralympics. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us the mayor of venice has blamed the climate change after the highest tide in more than half a century flooded much of this. city storm surges and high winds battered the islands overnight the tide level peaked at just under 2 meters leaving homes underwater boats stranded and tourists wading through the iconic st mark's square the city's mayor said he was a preparing to declare a state of emergency a city wide flood protection scheme has been plagued by spiraling costs. and we can speak now to julio bauble he works at the venice institute for the study of the history of the resistance and contemporary society an institute that is now endangered by the floods julia thank you very much for joining us give us an idea of what you've been seeing there in venice how dramatic is the situation where the situation we were expecting to see the situation yesterday back to the lake that we create during the night when we got this storm right in t

paralympic gold medallist kadeena cox is one of 42 british athletes who are competing. we will be hoping for plenty more success to come. i wasjust we will be hoping for plenty more success to come. i was just waiting for the off then. we were poised, we didn't quite get there. there she goes. otherwise it didn't feel right. we have to see it complete. and you will stay and look at the papers ina and you will stay and look at the papers in a moment. and a miserable morning outside, wasn't it? a horrible, dirty day. in the picture says morning outside, wasn't it? a horrible, dirty day. in the picture says it all, doesn't it? it certainly does. a pretty miserable commute this morning. very good morning to you. lots of heavy rain around, heavy rain through the night. lots of spray on the roads on an ongoing risk of flooding today as well. let me just show you where we are as faras well. let me just show you where we are as far as the pressure chart is concerned. a big area of low pressure over us. concerned. a big area of low pressure over us. this weather front is of grea

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her last defeat was back in 2008 at the beijing paralympics.or the cuban and the rest of the day five action in dubai, here's kate grey. there has been plenty of exciting racing on the track here in dubai on day five of these championships. none more so than the men's t 5a 1500m. in the final stages, it was the thai racer who came through to ta ke the thai racer who came through to take the gold and then silver to the chinese racer who came from nowhere. i really interesting race. in these championships. there was also a great race in the men's t 6a— 100m great race in the men's t 64—100m which saw the german take the gold, in an impressive time of ten seconds 60. he was four tenths ahead of the rest of the field. a final word on 0mara durand from cuba who is already had a busy championships so far. winning a00m and she has come into this evening and one 100m. she also had to deal with going in the metres semifinals this evening where she has qualified into the finals as well. two goals for 0mara durand and she will going for her third? britain

obsession with his family's support he's won 3 national trophies and is now aiming for the 2024 paralympics. i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us one of europe's most important cultural landmarks is facing catastrophe the highest tide in more than half a century has left much of venice underwear. water now the tide level peaked at just under 2 meters leaving homes inundated both stranded tourists awaiting to historic st mark's square you can see the water levels here just under 2 meters that tide now the mayor is seeking government help and he's described the city as a disaster zone. along the sound throughout venice his historic center warning people to find higher grounds to escape one of the worst floods in decades high winds and rain caused the water level to surge to almost 190 centimeters with waves crashing into buildings just slammed into the fold in the mail luigi broken out of film and sound of a famous scent marks square complained climate change for the extreme weather. some applies to all good after calendars for the typical tourist we just can't wait unfortunately

he is already set his sights on the 2024 paralympics. >> the water is abdul qadir in dori -- abdul qadirndori's smiley face. he's been mamade and inspiration fomamany in his s native india. at t the age of seven, he lost both of his arms after an accident. but he refused to let his life be ruled by it. >> when he was seven years old, my son accidentally touched a high-voltage electric wire. we took him to a hospital in mumbai and doctors treated him for almost a week, but they said the infection was spreading fast and they had to amputate both his arms. saving his life wawas a priorir. and he had to lose -- but he had to lose his arms. >> since the accident, he is adjusted in all sorts of ways. he does his homework using his feet and uses a smartphone that way. but it is clear that where he truly excels is in the water. and he has set his eyes on a big goal. >> i lost my arms s en i was i n second grade, i had an infection that spread to both arms when i was in the hospital. but i love to swim. and i want to win a a gold medal for india in the olympics. >> is more than just a daydream. h

and interacts with his family support these 13 national trophies in this now aiming for the 2024 paralympic. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us in bolivia opposition senator. has declared herself in. from president following the resignation of former leader if it were all this the calls to tional court has endorsed even though there were not enough lawmakers present in congress to appoint her or alice has gone into exile in mexico he's condemned as accusing her of instigating a coup. yes we could libya's opposition chance the presidential palace is finally there is up to 14 years but in the most controversial of circumstances you know and i knew as has been countries rula since she entered libyan politics over a decade ago now in the midst of a political crisis the senate vice president has declared itself the country's new president and thank you to everyone in bolivia ethics keeping faith i promise to attend democracy and stability to build if you. like. but has the news come to power democratically in moments she made her constitutional case. that. with the ruling party boyc

has no arms and national swim titles are not enough for he's already set his sights on the 2024 paralympics. the water is up to could even doris' happy place. swimming has helped the young boy overcome big obstacles and made him an inspiration to many in his native india. at the age of 7 abdul qadeer lost both of his arms after an accident but he refused to let its life be ruled by it. so. when he was 7 years old my son accidentally touched a high voltage electric wire. we took him to a hospital in mumbai and doctors treated him for almost a week but they said the infection was spreading fast and that they had to amputate both his arms were saving his life with the priority but he had to lose his arms. since the accident abdul qadeer has adjusted in all sorts of ways he does as homework using its feet and he is a smartphone that way too but it's clear that where he truly excels is in the water . and he set his eyes on a big goal. there but for men who are so livid that they're missing i lost my arms when i was in 2nd grade i had an infection that's spread to both arms when i was in hospital

well, this case has cast a shadow over the country's very successful olympic and paralympic sport. cycling, richard freeman, who stands accused of having ordered a batch of testosterone to the sports headquarters to do an unnamed writer to enhance their performance. he denies that stinky he ordered it for the former head coach, shane sutton to treat his erectile dysfunction. no such income of the key witness in this case denies that and for the first time today, he gave evidence. but sensational exchanges, freeman's lawyer mario rourke accused him of being a serial liar and a doper. she said that she had been contacted by an anonymous witness that said that they saw sutton inject himself with testosterone at his house in the late 90s when he was still a rider. now, he denied that, clearly furious. he accused rourke of being a liar and a bully, he said that freeman should look him in the eye and man up and take down stand that's been erected between the two men because freeman is being treated as a vulnerable witness. he then said he would take a lie detector test and he is a drug t

he's won 613 national swimming trophies with his family support he's set his sights on the 2024 paralympics. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us in bolivia opposition senate. yanina onions has declared herself interim president following the resignation of former leader abel morale as the called station a court has endorsed even though there were not enough lawmakers present in congress to appoint her or others has got into exile and mexico has condemned years accusing her of instigating a coup. the route to stability in bolivia is paved with difficulties the streets of the capital remain blocked a metaphor for the constitutional barricades that the legislative assembly must overcome in order to reassure the state after wave of resignations that followed evo morales his departure. to head the 2 no opposition faces twin difficulties to form a government but to do so with a minority. the president has to institutionalize the state functionality to the state that's the offer to the country and others it without the deputies and senators working together have to offer the country st

that has laid down a marker for next year's paralympics in tokyo, where she'll also be the defending titles in a row in her class. i don't mean to cry, but... yeah, it means so much to be able to, like, have that fourth tie up, and be here at the same time. so yeah, i'm really happy. and there was more gold for great britain, thanks tojonathan broom—edwards, who took the t64 high jump title, winning it with his final jump, of 2.02 metres. double paralympic champion kadeena cox admitted she was still struggling with an eating disorder, after winning a silver medal in dubai. cox was beaten into second place in the aoo—metres — she's been very open in the past about her mental health issues and she said she was in a "tricky place" and she was annoyed with herself, wondering if she'd have won, if she'd done things differently. yet, it's been a challenge. it's been tricky, just trying to deal with managing my eating. having so many people around me and so many eyes on me pushed me to do more extreme things — which it was a bad thing, i boughta extreme things — which it was a bad thing, i

the 2020 paralympics japan's most talented. but outside the stadium is a society that still struggles to accept people. in the past and the japanese citizens were forced to believe sterilized for having intellectual disability. now are demanding compensation. we make the people fighting to overcome.

in 2020 tokyo will close in the paralympics. but the nation has a troubled history the people with disabilities want to want to. japan's disability. 0. 3 the plane in the state of. michigan is to deliver british only 31st of october and making this country the greatest place all of britain's departure is delayed but home full of need good drama of bricks it on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories this hour crowds in hong kong are demanding justice after the death of a fellow protester the student fell off a parking garage during demonstrations on monday police were firing tear gas in the area but the cause of his fall is entirely iraqi security forces have shot dead at least 5 protesters in the southern city of basra 6 others were killed in the capital baghdad on thursday demonstrators are angry over a lack of public services and want a political overhaul and chile's president has announced new measures to clamp down on violence as demonstrations continue for a 3rd week

the paralympics. the nation has a troubled history the people with disabilities want to want to. japan's disability. al-jazeera. where ever you are. welcome back you're watching out just in time to recap lines now security forces are fired tear gas at anti-government protesters and chill a scaffold santiago the city's main university is also on fire believed to be lit by vandals protesters are demanding education and economic reforms. i. brazil's former leftist president is out of jail after serving 19 months of a 12 year sentence for corruption and money laundering a lot of the soldiers release follows a supreme court overturning a process of criminal appeals. india's top court is expected to rule on the ownership of a contentious religious site hindus and muslims claim the land where a centuries old mosque was raised in 1992 security has been tightened across the country with thousands of troops deployed in the north of idea. 70. the rockets have landed close to an iraqi army base south of the city of mosul. a base also houses american troops which are part of the u.s. led coal

and with the creation of the us paralympics and his encouragement with all he did withth women and girls in sports with title ix we know his background and history he was a pilot in world war ii and certainly here in the senate was a staunch advocate for all of our military working hand in glove with senator in a way to chair not only the appropriations committee itself that the subcommittee on defense appropriation and helped to advance so many national priorities. today is the ted stevens birthday if he was alive today he would be 96 years old later this evening there will be an annual gathering friends of ted that gather to raise a glass to a great alaskan and a friend of mine today i believe he would be smiling at what senator sullivan and i were able tose observe this morning with the three of us with a full alaska delegation at the lockheed martin plant to participate as we seek to roll off the line the first s 35 based in ogden air force base the first two squadrons a complement of 54 but it was a reminder to all of us all we have done in the state of alaska with a strategic posit

kadeena cox made history at the rio paralympics, becoming the first british athlete to win two goldsd have not been easy. it was the knee injury which took me out for 2018, which was devastating, but then i obviously struggled with disordered eating, so that kind of took me out for a little while, and i've really struggled with my mental health, so being able to get back and get on the start line's been a challenge. and during those challenging times she found ways to keep herself busy. and your name is? kadeena cox. your chosen charity? the ms society. and your chosen subject? arsenal football club. in fact, her appearances on a number of tv shows she says actually helped her mental health. i think i've done lots of bits and bobs and just trying to find myself and find a happy place and be able to kind of make myself happy, so that the performance just comes with it, and just enjoy my sport again. now on the road to recovery, she's back on the track, ready to defend her a00 metres world title. what do you think is going to be your biggest challenge out in dubai? unlike this country,

hoping to soon join an elite swimming institute and trying to qualify for the 2020 full summer paralympics. 2 years ago u.s. college student auto warm beer to dawn home from north korea. under sponsor of his parents moved north korea for torturing him while he was in prison serving time for attempting to pull down a propaganda poster in a pyongyang hotel now his parents have made it their mission to ensure any and all pressure is brought on to the guy. want off came jong and they were headed by lynn of the north korean embassy to do just that. it was a world premier of sorts the 1st direct line between a victim's family and the north korean regime. hello it's fred and cindy warm beer bottles parents we'd like to meet with the ambassador. what you never know before that his parents shared photos of their son with us. and that's out of playing football and he loved that 3 years ago auto warm beer was arrested as a tourist in north korea allegedly for stealing a poster of the entire day please i made the worst mistake of my life a show trial and sued warm beer grovelled and spoken of an alleg

after my recovery at walter reed in summer of 2011 i took up sports, went to the paralympics in 2012edal, followed up by riding my bike across the country in 2013, raised money and awareness about veteran charities and in 2017, i ran 31 marathons in 31 days in 31 cities raising money for veteran charities and creating a story about a veteran that went overseas, experienced trauma and came back and used it. the 20 it is amazing. when i talk to veterans like you, you say it so matter-of-factly like it is no big deal and we could all do it. in no way am i telling you i could possibly do that. you are such a hero and such an inspiration for so many people. is that the response you get when you present your story and talk to people? >> yes. that is the response i hear a lot. you could do it if you had a good selfless reason for doing it like i had which was to help my fellow veterans and i really think you could do it and i don't do these things to be called a hero. but i really appreciate it when people do call me a hero. heather: you do it to inspire others as well, right? >> yes, ma'am

kadeena cox made history at the rio paralympics, becoming the first british athlete to win two in twoch was devastating, but then i obviously do struggled with disordered eating, so that took me out for a while, and i struggled with my mental health, so to get back on the start line has been a challenge. and during those challenging times, she found ways to keep yourself busy. and your name is? kadeena cox. your chosen subject? arsenal football club. her appearances on a number of tv shows, she says, actually helped her mental health. i have done a lot of bits and bobs and tried to find a happy place and be able to kind of make myself happy so that the performance just comes with it, just enjoy my sport again. now on the road to recovery, she is back on the track to defend her 400 metres world title. what do you think will be your biggest challenge in dubai? unlike this country, it is very, very hot! i feel like that is going to bea very hot! i feel like that is going to be a challenge. unfortunately, i am heat intolerance, people with ms tend not to like the heat. we have got strateg

anna prevelly was the international paralympic committee president that was here —— and interestingly won three gold in three events. this time it was any 200 metres and her career has lasted ten years. she has been unbeaten over that period of time. to a brilliant night for her and i'm sure much more to come here in the by, tomorrow. —— in dubai. let's finish on tennis. french president emmanuel macron welcomed france's fed cup champions to the elysee palace on tuesday to congratulate them on their victory. the country's first in the competition in 16 years. the french defeated hosts australia in the final in the decisive doubles rubber in perth on sunday. kristina mladenovic and caroline garcia held firm in a tense decider to beat ash barty and sam stosur at the perth arena to secure france's third title in the women's team event. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me — ben croucher — and the rest of the sport today team, we'll see you soon. hello, once again. after so much wet weather in recent weeks, it looks as though wednesday f

certainly an event to look out for next year, at the paralympics. the age of 60, we hope she will go for one more year when she will go for one more year when she competes in tokyo. sonny bill williams says he can't wait to start his third spell in rugby league. the new zealander won nrl titles with canterbury bulldogs and sydney roosters in his two previous spells. last month, williams signed a two—year deal with the canadian side toronto wolfpack, who've just been promoted to the top tier of the english league system, the super league. i'm gratefulfor such a i'm grateful for such a awesome opportunity at this stage. but with it comes excitement and to be a part of something special, you know, a clu b of something special, you know, a club in northern america, if we can get our foot club in northern america, if we can get ourfoot in club in northern america, if we can get our foot in the door, in the american market, its going to be — i see it as american market, its going to be — isee it as a american market, its going to be — i see it as a great

she made history at the real paralympics becoming the first british athletes to win two goals into sports but the years that followed have not been easy. same games. but the years that followed have not been easylj same games. but the years that followed have not been easy. i had the knee injury that took me out for 2018 which was devastating. but then i have struggled with... that took me out for a while. i struggled with my mental health. so being able to get back on the sidelines being a challenge. and during those challenging times, she found ways to keep yourself busy. and your name is. kadeena cox... her appearances ona number of is. kadeena cox... her appearances on a number of tv shows held her mental health. a lot of bits and bobs and trying to find myself and find a happy place and make myself happy so that performance comes with it and just enjoying my support again stopped above now on the road to recovery, she is back on the track ready to defend her 400 metres world title stop you what will be your biggest challenge on dubai? unlike this country it is very, very hot. i feel

we will be live in dubai for the paralympics.e rising between liverpool and manchester city and in the first round of the fa cup potential upset is on the cards is leaked to carlisle play non—league side dulwich hamlet. that is on sports the at 630. now, it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? a mixed bag. the good liar, a super ripe drama starring helen mirren and ian mckellen. we have the irishman, martin scorsese and netflix from thatis martin scorsese and netflix from that is playing in cinemas. and luce, an intriguing psychological thriller. starting with the good liar. helen mirren and ian mckellen are self suffer sumit online in the opening sequence they are filling out the online dating forms and both fibbing about themselves. the good liar sets itself up at the very beginning. we learn early on that he has a con man, he meets helen mirren who is looking for companionship but gradua

in this case, it is cast a shadow over the most successful olympic and paralympic sport, but months of at the heart of it is the former head doctor who stands accused of having ordered a batch of testosterone to the headquarters in 2011 to dope an unnamed writer to enhance their performance. their sankey ordered it for the former head coach erectile dysfunction. freemans lawyer accused him of being a serial liar and a doper. saying that she had been contacted doper. saying that she had been co nta cted by doper. saying that she had been contacted by an anonymous witness, saying that he injected himself with testosterone. when he was still a rider, he denied that clearly furious. accusing overworked of being a liarand furious. accusing overworked of being a liar and a bully. saying that freeman should look him in the iron up and a standard has been erected between the two men because freeman is being treated as a vulnerable witness. he said he would ta ke vulnerable witness. he said he would take a lie detector test and he stormed out of the tribunal hearing and afterwards he said the m

countries most successful 0lympic is, let's remember, the countries most successful olympic and paralympic. freeman was the chief doctor at british cycling, sutton the chief coach. some big names, big reputations tied up into this case. it will continue on thursday, we may or may not see mr sutton back here again. very dramatic many thanks indeed. we've had more success for the british team at the world para athletics championships in dubai. kate grey is there for us. another phenomenal run from sophie hahn. she really is a champion and she performs at the big occasions. she has won great britain's semis gold medal in a world record time. it's actually her sixth world title set a brilliant career she has had already and yet she is so young. she is now being coached by leon baptiste. she is topping the medals podium once again. she is such a cool podium once again. she is such a cool, calm character. we think back to four years ago when she was in doha, quite you are getting to know the sport. now she is here, knowing how to raise these big events. with a good clear margin ahead of the fiel

michael swain became a paralympic icon back in 2014 when he attempted to compete for the german able—bodiedected. but today he was back here hoping to close down on his own world record. it wasn't meant to be that he still managed to jump meant to be that he still managed to jumpa meant to be that he still managed to jump a massive eight metres 17, which was good enough to win gold and put on quite a spectacle for the crowd here in dubai —— rehm. the nfl has arranged a private workout for ex—san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick on saturday. all 32 teams are welcome to attend. kaepernick‘s not played since the 2016 season when he began kneeling during the national anthem in protest against racial injustice in the usa. the workout in atlanta will include on—field work and an interview. he has taken to twitter. kaepernick said in a tweet that he's been in shape and has been ready for this moment for three years. and he can't wait to see head coaches and general managers on saturday. in cricket, west indies batsman nicholas pooran has been banned for his team's next four t20 interna

former paralympic athlete ade adepitan visited go kids go — the charity that helped him as a child.their wheelchair. it teaches them how to be independent and prepares them for the future. it's. .. be independent and prepares them for the future. it's... i can't see anything anymore important than this for these kids. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's another chilly day with another brisk westerly wind to contend with. we should get some bright spells this morning, just one or two showers around mixed in there as well so showers first clearing away quite quickly and then some nice sunny spells, likely to see some showers as we had to the afternoon and an increased amount of cloud as well. temperatures today on the cool side, between six and eight celsius. back to in the breeze, it will probably be a little cooler. overnight tonight, we'll get some clearer spells, still the risk of a shower but largely dry. again the temperature, it is going to be pretty cold. we' re temperature, it is going to be pretty cold. we're looking at a minimum ofabout pretty cold. we're

not only those at the paralympic games in london where he won his silver medal, but also able-bodied's bested time and time again. wow. >> that was my first number one in the world. >> reporter: so just how does he do it? you basically had to figure this all out there. is no manual for this. >> no, no. >> reporter: his only adaptation is a strap around his chest, which he uses to pull the bow string back. >> at this point i'm adjusting my strap to make sure it's in the same place. that way when i draw the bow back, i push my leg away from my chest, i bring my right shoulder up and set it. bring to my face and release. and then i shoot. >> reporter: that is so amazing. >> if i can take a bow that's not modified for me and i can compete against people that have arms and beat them at their own sport, well, then, what's everybody else's excuse? >> this is where i come back for a tiebreaker. >> reporter: matt's pretty easy to spot in a tournament. he is usually the only one sitting down. he knows he's the center of attention and believe it or not, he actually likes it that way. >> for me,

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after more than 30 surgeries and physical therapy, it was sports that motivated him, competing in paralympicorts to other veterans, starting a program called "fight on." we are with him for a big night. >> it's nice to be recognized for the hard work i've put in. it's not just for me. it's for everybody. it's for the guys i've been with. in combat, it's for the guys i've been with in recovery to the guys who are still recovering from wounds. >> reporter: pete is headed to madison square garden for the standup for heroes event started by the bob woodruff organization. it featured a powerful duet with sheryl crow and bruce springsteen, and laughs when john oliver and jon stewart hit the stage. >> we haven't ye years, i know that i look like this now. so don't -- >> reporter: this special night for service members, veterans and their families, like major pete way. >> part of it is that people have to know this is still going on. i mean, because there's not that much reporting, but there are still huge needs for those who have served our country. >> we always think about the petes of the world.

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