in perth. the men's perth scorchers team came up short in their semifinal, despite the efforts of former england bowler tim bresnan. he picked up two wickets against hobart hurricanes and top scored with the bat...when he managed to keep hold of it that is! but the hurricanes, who have young starlet jofra archer in their side, proved too much, winning by 71 runs. bresnan the last man out for a3. 28 russian athletes have had their olympic life bans overturned, the international olympic committee says it may have a serious impact on the fight against doping. that is all from us. plenty more sport throughout the evening on bbc news. more now on the news that a man has been found guilty of murder and attempted murder after deliberately driving a van into a crowd of muslims near a north london mosque lastjune — in an act of terrorism. he killed makram ali, who was 51, and injured several others. darren osborne from cardiff was described as a loner who'd become obsessed with muslims after watching a

in perth.e the efforts of former england bowler tim bresnan. he picked up two wickets against hobart hurricanes and top scored with the bat...when he managed to keep hold of it that is! but the hurricanes, who have young starlet jofra archer in their side, proved too much, winning by 71 runs. bresnan the last man out for a3. 28 russian athletes have had their olympic life bans overturned, the international olympic committee says it may have a serious impact on the fight against doping. that is all from us. plenty more sport throughout the evening on bbc news.

i am sure it is on as well in perth. it is, very much so, not just the semifinal well in perth.g disappeared from the winter olympics for many years between 1924 and indeed 1998 when it came back. we are not sure why disappeared but imagine if it had not, all of those metals that scotland would have won the great britain. let's deliver this crucial redstone. there we are, a challenge getting down with one slippy issue. but reform shoe. the anchor goes in here and my friend will sweep for me. ready? ready! ready in the house for this momentous... and winning stone, not quite the technique to fall onto your tummy outlook, straight for the house, come on. you can do it. putting the cat among the pigeons there. interesting end, we could say. let's hope when it comes to great britain but we can do that to sweden with the final stone today. mike, it doesn't matter about the technique, it is all about the result. you are marvellous! i think he threw at hoping to the best, if you chuck it really hard. interesting technique, not one we've seen so interesting technique, not one we've seen

juliette: since you first and the perth to london route, we've seen jet fuel double.es the long-haul flights become commercially unviable? alan: these new aircrafts are super efficient fuel-wise. they are more competitive. even at current fuel prices, we could fly two of them tell the tale and it is cheaper then another. as fuel increases, s4 engine aircraft become less efficient and these aircraft become more efficient, we think it is a hedge ahead. i was going to ask about how you are heading in this environment. alan: we take the same approach. we take some hedging to give us protection in the short-term, and the way it works is it typically puts a cap on our feeling expenditure and allows us to participate. that has helped us become quite competitive. i have to say we are coping quite well with fuel at the moment. in october, we give an update to the market about our first half, which is july through december, and we sit qantas would make between 900 and 950 million at the underlying level. at the top of that range, it will be a record results for the qantas group

. -- in our capital, perth.ator john mccain's father was based in fremantle for a number of years during the second world war. his family has a strong memory of our city. our city is also -- our state is also the place of origin of his ledger and sam were thinking. hugh jackman trained his acting training in western australia. one long-standing connection between the united states and western australia is your president herbert hoover, the 31st president, he worked as a mining engineer in our fields in the late 1800s for around three years. we ran gold mines out there. one of the hotels is now called the white house as a consequence. australia in torrid circumstances following the relationship with obama, actually, and headed back to the a consequenceas to that. our state is a strong mining province. chevron has invested in oil and gas in western australia. around 80 billion australian dollars. we are the largest iron ore expert location in the world. -- export location in the world. we are more than that. the t

sydney sixers beat the perth scorchers. perth scorchers were bowled out for 89.y hit the winning runs. they won the title for the second time. straight back to my beer. —— straight back to marbella. norrie is fighting back. he had a break point against the spaniard. he still has a break point. let's see if we can stay with this. live pictures on bbc two. this is the davis cup tie against spain. great britain 2—1 down. norrie won on his debut on friday. he must win this robber to keep the match alive. —— rubber. we will keep across it and bring you right up to date in the next hour. thanks very much. the hollywood actress, uma thurman, has claimed that the disgraced film producer, harvey weinstein, tried to sexually assault her in a london hotel. the star has made detailed accusations in a newspaper interview. mr weinstein‘s lawyer said his client was stunned and saddened by what he considered false allegations. it comes as scotland yard confirms it's looking into two more allegations of sexual assault against the producer. our correspondent, simon jones, has more

got black mammals are called civets the name comes from a substance they secrete which is used in perth eons this one's out hunting or maybe looking for berries signs of animals everyone but like most forest dwellers snakes stand off and show themselves directly these half eaten pillars point to a richness which is only revealed to the. attorney is a rain forest with relatively few spaces even south botanists of conflicts the two hundred species of plants. but there are many plants with bright flowers splashes of color are an exception planting a form a human settles. these cracks on not actually no play a from a nap and the last thing that nap at eight was a call of his monkey an experience scott could read like a book. the smoke on the horizon is a telltale sign of slash and burn forest clearing just outside the boundaries of the national park files were once natural occurrences here and accepted by the forest countries where once a part of the ecosystem but the rain forest has been so much reduced by banning and clearing that it can hardly tolerate any more human activity. in the int

the next day also some useful shot perth itself looks like quite down in new zealand feeding into the air that was flooded by other means that tropical cyclone there is more cloud and it's curling up that is a rather telling shape usually means some sort of circulation is trying to form so once again for i think south island the site includes the north or south in the south and up to wellington rain seems likely to fall on tuesday and indeed wednesday. seventeen degrees but a very wet seventeen degrees now just quickly mills record breaking star has fold in japan and you know what is more in the way. we are going to announce the biggest step in the monkey. decay activists in seats of government and we didn't want to be part of this information and all we really didn't want technologically challenging politics and implementing direct democracy open source code to use the freedom for everyone to look we are in a very curious we are activists we are to replicate. madrid at this time on a just so you know. welcome back with al-jazeera let's update you on the stories making headlines this

as well those in perth of ripped the roof from homes and have also brought down some trees as well now the storms here are easing just the outside chance of the old showers as we head through monday and a maximum there of twenty two degrees there is going to be some more wet weather further east than most of that around the coast of new south wales and just nudging its way into queensland this rain is fairly useful we haven't seen a great deal during february and that's now going to be nudging its way northward as we head into tuesday so for new south wales tuesday does look drier ira to wards new zealand and here we're seeing some persistent rain across the south island that's gradually just nudging its way a little bit further towards the north and so we'll see more in the way of wet weather here but as that system eases we've got another one that's galloping its way towards us as it works its way towards us it looks like late on tuesday we're going to see some pretty strong winds and some or all the heavy rain as well further towards the north and for many of us here it's draw and f

rangers have the lead in perth. doherty. that was a great run from josh windass. up and down!ers! tavernier. that is clever! rangers have four. have four. wins taking them to within six points of celtic. points of celtic. raising the prospect of a title challenge? perhaps. going into the old firm game, we'll get ahead of ourselves. get ahead of ourselves. realistic, this is still a tall order. order. surrounding area will have defrosted by then. against league leaders celtic. celtic. know if rangers can mount a serious title challenge this season. still being grilled about his future at the club. in the efl cup final. legend ian wright. but wenger reckons there's more to it than that. people always say the players don't want it enough. want it enough. that is the common response that you get the most. response that you get the most. for me, it is not the main reason. me, it is not the main reason. my position is my position. position is my position. that is the last worry i have at the moment. moment. have to answer these count of questions. coming up... 0lympics, laura kenny

minister of the stroke but in cook is a senior lecturer of global politics at murdoch university in perth he says despite being a relatively popular figure joyce couldn't withstand the pressure from the scandals . i think it was hyping it things would die down the people would get tired of of to repeating it the media would start circling him is that i've been doing over the last weeks but it's just shown no signs and it's clearly a distraction for the government that's how the reason all containable was somewhat sort of disappointed if you know if not a little bit critical about to be joyce so i think it's mostly just the fact this is dragged on so long here malcolm turnbull it just was so wholly bit of to be joyce. but then clearly i think the mud was sticking as he sighed so he had to withdraw that's a poet and some it's left malcolm tantalum it in a difficult position that if he didn't coming out criticizing about to be joyce in the first instance it took him some time to move to in that sort of critical position with respect to joyce so i think it does once again sort of applying to

from perth now problem. now brazil's military has raided a prison in rio de janeiro after the senate signed a decree putting the army in charge of the city's security a riot broke out in the prison on sunday with prisoners complaining of a crowding now the government hopes that giving the military control over years of policing will curb violence driven by drug gangs operating across the city gabriel it's on the house the latest from rio de janeiro. here on the streets of rio de janeiro everything seems normal like any other day but below the surface there is real apprehension in a worry in this city about what's to come in the last couple days we've seen army soldiers patrolling highways maybe even lead to operations inside a local shanty town or a bell as they're called here and they were called to help restore order at a local prison during a riot it's all part of the militarization of rio it was ordered by president be shelled tamar to combat a huge crime and violence wave sweeping over the city troops h

time since his winter move the hose mines have the best of the year the chances alexandra marks in perth and wide by and the pressure of a corner half an hour in front rebury fired them into the lead river e second of the season. minds behind it got worse before half time comments rodriquez with some fine control in the finish to boot doubling byron's advantage. the rampant varians are on the march to another title while minds are very much heading in the wrong direction. so we got to. know in the relegation places but it doesn't change much for us we've got to win games and that is how we've got to move forward irrespective of where we are in the table from week to week. freiburg vs leverkusen all kneels peterson versus leon bailey both men in a rich vein of form peterson and jani cabrera were denied by burned leno early on. the other end lucas or larry i went oh so close for later careers and. it was end to end as tim kleindienst forced leno into action again the second half aloud a similar pattern freiburg looking dangerous but unable to find a way through. the match ended in a goal l

about russia is about putin that's right we we personalize everything and when i gave a lecture in perth i don't know whether it's the you know my website i've got that lecture and i've got the photographs that i put up during the lecture one of them in particular is a pair of photographs the there's an ordinary tass or something new this picture of putin's sitting in this disc of his head and shoulders and the next picture is the famous cover of the economist which portrayed putin as a devil it's a photoshop image of exactly that same picture so we demonize putin in that image mr cameron i am so for indigestion i think it's safe to say but that both of us have a. fairly neutral if not positive attitude towards putin of what he has done for this country but. that none of us standing my question still stands don't you think that. you know he too has to think about what russia will be after he's gone absolutely and i think and i talk about this in my book in the chapter about suicide oh i think he's trying to leave. a positive legacy of ideas the idea of the russian wilderness can mirror t

el shafee elsheikh. a long—time aid workerfrom perth. for captured fighters... shafee elsheikh. in the hands of workers. a "political decision" but an "economic necessity". who rely upon their work. for the long—term. the ownership of them. be taken away from us. of visiting north korea. delegation from the north in seoul. 0ur correspondent, steven mcdonnell is in pyeongchang. to watch the opening ceremony, an impressive sight. impressive sight. that this is going to happen and it will be quite something if it did? absolutely. continues at the winter olympics in pyeongchang. pyeongchang. when there was no north korean team coming to the olympics. coming to the olympics. missile test or something like that to upstage these games. to upstage these games. inviting president moon to visit his earliest convenience, the north. earliest convenience, the north. are at the women's hockey game tonight. tonight. korean's leader's a sister, and otherfigures. korean's leader's a sister, and other figures. other figures. is happening here at the winter 0lympics. is happening

the goals from sunday's german soccer action that includes the relegation clash between bremen and perthwith both clubs fighting for bundesliga survival this one it was always going to be a feisty affair stay with us right here and find out what happens. when. they make a commitment.

beheading alan henning, a driver and aid workerfrom eccles, and david haines, a long time aid worker from perth now contemplating what punishment his newly captured suspected killers should face. they should die a long, slow, painful death and i think quite a lot of people will understand that, that they should be allowed to live. but, realistically, that's not going to happen, and you have to come to terms with that. the best thing for them is to be locked up and throw away the key. they should never be allowed back in society because they willjust recruit people and they will just do this again. and for the sake of her father, if they end up in court, she will go to watch. if it goes to trial, i'll certainly be there. i certainly want to look them in the eye and let them know that i am who i am and they have destroyed a big part of my life. and, hopefully, there will be some sort ofjustice. some of the gangs hostages were freed, including former french reporter nicolas henin. he wants them to have the fairest trial possible. i would not be happy if they were just sent to guantanamo bay becaus

thank you john who perth peking to us from rome. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his country will not allow iran to establish a military presence in syria this after an israeli jet was shot down by syrian forces on its way home from a bombing mission it was one of a group of planes targeting iran backed positions inside syria israel says it was provoked a charge denied by syria and iran. a burning israeli f. sixteen shot down by syrian air defenses both pilots ejected one was seriously wounded israel said the jet had attacked iranian targets in syria after an iranian drone entered israeli airspace following the incident on saturday prime minister binyamin netanyahu vowed that israel would defend itself against any attack or attempt by iran to establish itself in syria. iran seeks to use syrian territory to attack israel for its professed goal of destroying the us this morning iran brazenly violated israel solvent israel holds iran and its syrian post responsible for today's aggression we will continue to do whatever

in perth.s being late a resignation issue? 0ne minister in the house of lords thought it was. at the despatch box, lord bates stunned fellow peers by saying he intended to resign after the "discourtesy" of arriving late to a session. my lords, with the leave of the house, i wonder if you would permit me to offer my sincere apologies to baroness lister for my discourtesy in not being in my place to answer her question on a very important matter at the beginning of questions. during the five years in which it has been my privilege to answer questions from this dispatch box on behalf of the government, i've always believed that we should always rise to the highest possible standards of courtesy and respect in responding on behalf of the government to the legitimate questions of the legislature. i'm thoroughly ashamed at not being in my place and therefore, i shall be offering my resignation. benches: no, no! with immediate effect. the prime minister refused his resignation. a spokeswoman at number

the bbc news at six. as heavy snow falls and the cold weather intensifies. to edinburgh and up to perthng told to avoid all travel. across the whole of the uk. 7. in boulmer, in northumberland. and northern ireland. in a moment, we'll hear from danny savage. but first, to lorna gordon. in glasgow. and purposes have been grinding to a halt. halt. scotland's big city glasgow, there is now no public transport services. is now no public transport services. motorways, they are almost empty of traffic. traffic. roads like the 80, drivers have been stuck for hours. at the tail end of winter, the highest alert for snow. the driving treacherous, the disruption widespread. heading out in these conditions not advised. warning of this kind. communities could become cut off. is it ok to come in? hello, marjorie. the local minister has been looking in on the elderly and formidable. for their neighbours? gesture can be a help. they are safe is important. we wouldn't be advocating people going out in this kind of weather. stay warm, stay safe, and let us come to you. the weather today is brutal. there'

well perth and there. are now allowed in there again you know. we're then for that i am leaving my flat and then. going to their. third or third and. keep it in keep it in isn't even in there or that area and i got that on their bumper to believe me or sort of the board other than the bump unemployed have burned burned a member got their nerves yes and i got them there may have been this game if i owned my yard because john that's well know what the lot of em run makes our name it got a bump bump other cause damage then sun the last sunday i'll dump the color misc. members to numb the cork on all the buzz about mono to love the job well give it some the limits in there well no of that lot of us got to say how they love mum all the muslim the monthly honesty little yellow she got to hear somebody some day dip or never does she to some she didn't know but do. you know a little condition. or number to be fairly entities can live with or lot of them. and that they didn't in them know that you. should get your letter that they're young they have a que

as well those in perth of ripped the roof from homes and have also brought down some trees as well now the storms here are easing just the outside chance of the old showers as we head through monday and a maximum there of twenty two degrees there is going to be some more wet weather further east than most of that around the coast of new south wales and just nudging its way into queensland this rain is fairly useful we haven't seen a great deal during february and that's now going to be nudging its way northward as we head into chews day safe in new south wales tuesday does look drier ira towards new zealand and here we're seeing some persistent rain across the south island that's gradually just nudging its way a little bit further towards the north and so we all see more in the way of wet weather here but as that system eases we've got another one that's galloping its way towards us as it works its way towards us it looks like late on tuesday we're going to see some pretty strong winds and some or all the heavy rain as well further towards the north and for many of us here it's draw an

the one suspected of be heading henning, an aimed worker and haynes, a longtime aid worker from perthw his dauter -- >> they should die a long, painful death and quite a lot of people understan that they should be allowed to live but realistically that's not going to happen and you have to come to terms with that. the best thing for them is to be locked up and throw away the key. they should never be allowed back into society because they will do this again >> and for t sake of her father, if they end up in court, she'll be tre t watch. >> if it goes to court, i'll be there, look them in the eye and say they've destroyed a big part of my life and hopefully there will be some sort of justice >> some of the gang's hostages were freed, iluding a former french reporter. he wants them to have the fairest trial possible. >> i would not b happy if they were just sent to guantanamo bay because this is denial from justice. >> koti left e u.k. on an aid convoy to gaza in a 2009 ando edged up in syria. their gang is accused by the u.s. of beheading at least 27 hostages. including henning, haynes

it is about the heat at this time of year, temperatures about a goal up in perth, near a0 celsius inrsday and she can seek there is plenty of sunshine. eastern china will see temperatures edging up china will see temperatures edging up after a chilly spell, lots of wind in south korea, pyeongchang for the winter olympics, wind a feature, and on the satellite picture, you can see this tropical storm on the philippines. this is the rain, a soaking through central and southern parts of the philippines in the coming days. in tokyo, the temperature is a bit up and down, in hong kong, the only way is up. after the cold spell, getting back into the cold spell, getting back into the low 20s. that will feel very different. a wet start across eastern part of the usa and canada, but the weather system for tuesday is pulling out into the atlantic, a bit of fine weather behind, for some of the eastern usa, it will turn less cold in the coming days. at times there will be showers into vancouver and seattle, and there is a chance of getting a few showers in la over the next couple of days before th

they will will will make the rules how we do it it would probably be cheaper right so they have to perth first the limits are a very coarse belt of together. greenpeace can't stop the oil rig nobody knows what will happen if the song got enabler finds what it's looking for in the arctic. and. it's two hundred nautical miles to the north pole. there cool says ninety degrees north the russian icebreakers twenty four thousand tons are unstoppable. the team of scientists on board includes alex cohen from england he's a geologist from the university of cambridge and an expert on arctic ice and climatology. it probably is an important time in history for the arctic over the last few decades we've seen a dramatic change in the type of ice on the way to and from the whole i want to collect data on thickness and extent of sea ice and then when we get there i want to check the situation of the north pole and hopefully get some depth and salinity profiles of. tourists can also travel to the north pole on the ice breaker for tens of thousands of euros per head they expire dition leader is careful in

of beheading alan henning, a driver and aid worker, and david haines, a longtime aide worker from perth -- his daughter is now contemplating the punishments his newly captured suspected killers should face. >>e should die a long, slo painful death. quite a lot of people understand that. but realistically, that is not going to happen. and you have to come to terms with that. the best thing for them is to thck them up and throw awa key. they should never be allowed back into society,ecse they will just do this again. : danir the sake of her father, if they end up in court, she will go to watch. >> if it goes to trial, i will certainly be there, i will look them in the eye and let them know that they have destroyed a part of my life. and hopefully there will be some sort of justice. daniel: some of the gang's hostages were freed, includingrm the french reporter who wants them to have the fairest trial possible. >> i would not be happy if they were just sent to guantÁnamo bay, because this would be denial of justice. daniel: el shafee elsheikh arrived in britain in alexanda 2012. kotey left

their opponents the perth scorchers featured england world cup winners nat sciver and katherine bruntd out for 99. and the sydney side cahsed that down with five overs to spare — australian captain elise perry hit the winning runs as her team won the tournament for the second time. and the sydney side chased that down with five overs to spare — australian captain elise perry hit the winning runs as her team won the tournament for the second time. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news it's time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers are bringing us today. with me are katy balls, political correspondent at the spectator, and the journalist and broadcaster shyama perera. let's have a look at some of the front pages. the observer leads on comments from a former head of the civil service, who makes a scathing comparison between some brexiteers and german nationalists between the world wars. theresa may will face a coup from cabinet brexiteers, if she persists with plans to remain in the customs union, according to the sunday times. and more brexit on

and david haines, a driver and aid worker from eccles, and david haines, a long—time aid workerfrom perthias ellwood demands what he calls an agreed international process for captured fighters... last month, president trump said that he was keeping guantanamo bay open. a decision is yet to be made about what will happen to alexander kotey and el shafee elsheikh. chris mason, bbc news. the headlines... the head of oxfam denies a cover—up over claims that haiti aid workers paid for sex, as ministers order a review. israel has carried out attacks on a dozen targets in syria, including air defence systems, after one of its jets came under syrian anti—aircraft fire and crashed. at least 19 people are dead and 60 injured as a double—decker bus overturns in hong kong. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, is visiting bangladesh to see at first hand the crisis facing rohingya muslims. nearly 700,000 refugees have fled from neighbouring myanmar since a military crackdown began there six months ago. after meeting with officials from the bangladeshi government, mrjohnson said the challenge now is fin

because there's not much of that to be done about it but what i think is really interesting here in perth me personally it's not about trump it's not about hillary it's about the the future of the republic institutions and the very idea of democracy bernie sanders was burned ok he got it was stolen from him we had the clinton clan they tried to steal the general ok and now they want the these same people they want to overturn the democratic decision of the american people and they don't care one hoot if they have to destroy everything in the process go ahead ha. well this is all about. that you said democrats cheating bernie sanders debbie wasserman schultz being forced to step down then losing one point two billion dollars with a failed candidate who was under an actual criminal investigation and so. in terms of competing narratives there was evidence of crimes she committed crimes but she komi and struck and mccabe said she didn't intentionally commit the crimes she was the subject of the end of the investigation with trump he's not the subject of any investigation is as always this neb

you might call turkish dreams of a terrorist free state just across the border in syria well for of perth i have to say that that there are false allegations made by mr muslim about about turkey and and and the current a phobia is a harsh word that i have to react because he was himself in the beginning of the problem he was getting to two on car coming and going back and there was not a current of fog and then and also we have to remind that that there is no. this opening of corridor for me by turkey of the peshmerga against isis so so here i think we have to just just not to stars those issues at first i don't think that turkey has any and the problems about kirk's having their rights their cultural rights their position in syria but turkey has problems about their connections of id and why peter cave because these connections are bringing the problems of the weapons that are getting into the hands of the p.k. k. against turkey the training in syria that is that may get into the hands of p.k. k. against turkey and of course using the territories that are had by why puji as a base agains

about russia is about putin that's right we we personalize everything and when i gave a lecture in perth i don't know whether you've seen on my website i've got that lecture and i've got the photographs that i put up during the lecture one of them in particular is a pair of photographs the there's an ordinary tass or something new this picture of putin sitting in this disk of his head and shoulders and the next picture is the famous cover of the economist which portrayed put in as a devil it's a photoshop image of exactly that same picture so we we demonize putin that image mr cameron i am sorry for interjection i think it's safe to say but that both of us have a. fairly neutral if not positive attitude towards putin of what he has done for this country but. that none of us standing my question still stands don't you think that. you know he too has to think about what russia yeah will be after he's gone absolutely and i think and i talk about this in my book in the chapter about suicide oh i think he's trying to leave. a positive legacy of ideas the idea of the russian wilderness can mir

on here that's behind the remnants of tropical cycling kelvin further west at twenty six celsius in perth and a similar value there for melbourne just a to the east of adelaide and on the other side of the tasman say we have got quite a weather coming through now i am pleased to say ok so has made its way away we are seeing things second as we go on into the weekend so we want to around seventeen celsius in christchurch while she flies sky system a choice of wanted to showers over the north island or to that around twenty degrees celsius fraud and it's fought in dry winds falling light with plenty of sunshine. struggling with the effects of climate change sierra leone's dry season is on forgiving but compounded by corruption and its wet season months lives that are claiming most lives i don't remember even the wall when for a single day in one thousand wound the people died in two minutes people in power investigates the effects of deforestation and illegal building and asks what the future holds if there's a north already failed to act the mountain will fall at this time on al-jazeera. d

franklin gardens, a national trust property in perth. head gardenerjimjermyn is a fellow sufferer. something better and better each time. what am i looking out for? something that stands out in the crowd. so you have hundreds of snowdrops that look very similar and then suddenly your eye can pick out one with a broadleaf or larger flower. good markings. it is all about the markings. if you find something more different, and you are excited about it, you need to seek out the owner of the land and ask if you might be able to collect a small part of the bulb from a clump. snowdrops are a magical burst of life in the depths of winter. and very common. surprising then that there might be a gold mine on your doorstep. you may be lucky enough to find a new variety in your own garden. the current world record for a single snowdrop isjust under £1400. and i would not be surprised to see a new snowdrop go for £2000 in the nearfuture. so get your knees muddy, look out for unusual green and yellow markings. there will definitely be a galanthaphile or two who will want to know. i hope any snowd

about russia is about putin that's right we we personalize everything and when i gave a lecture in perth i don't know whether it's you know on my website i've got that lecture and i've got the photographs that i put up during the lecture one of them in particular is a pair of photographs the there's an ordinary tass or something news picture of putin's sitting in this desk of his head and shoulders and the next picture is the famous cover of the economist which portrayed put in as a devil it's a photoshop image of exactly that same picture so we put it in that image mr cameron i am sorry for indigestion i think it's safe to say but both of us have a. fairly neutral if not positive attitude towards putin of what he has done for this country but. that none of us standing my question still stands don't you think that. you know he too has to think about what russia yeah will be after he's gone absolutely and i think and i talk about this in my book in the chapter about suicide oh i think he's trying to leave. a positive legacy of ideas the idea of the russian world risking mirah the idea of.

eccles, and david haines, seen here in croatia, a former raf engineer and long—time aid workerfrom perth morning, his daughter, bethany, was finally contemplating what punishment two of his suspected killers should face. they should die a long, slow, painful death. and i think quite a lot of people will understand that, that they shouldn't be allowed to live. but realistically, that's not going to happen. and i have to come to terms with that. and the best thing for them is to be locked up and throw away the key. they should never be allowed back in society, because they willjust recruit people and they will just do this again. and for the sake of her father, if they end up in court, she will go to watch. if it goes to trial, i will certainly be there, i will certainly want to look them in the eye and let them know that i am who i am, and they have destroyed a big part of my life. and hopefully there will be some sort ofjustice. some of the gangs hostages were freed, including former french reporter, nicolas henin. he wants them to have the fairest trial possible. i would not be happy if

beheading alan henning, a driver and aid workerfrom eccles, and david haines, a long time aid workerfrom perthhter now contemplating what punishment his newly captured suspected killers should face. they should die a long, slow, painful death and i think quite a lot of people will understand that, that they should be allowed to live. but, realistically, that's not going to happen, and you have to come to terms with that. the best thing for them is to be locked up and throw away the key. they should never be allowed back in society because they willjust recruit people and they willjust do this again. and for the sake of her father, if they end up in court, she will go to watch. if it goes to trial, i'll certainly be there. i certainly want to look them in the eye and let them know that i am who i am and they have destroyed a big part of my life. and, hopefully, there will be some sort ofjustice. some of the gangs hostages were freed, including former french reporter nicolas henin. he wants them to have the fairest trial possible. i would not be happy if they were just sent to guantanamo bay bec

about russia is about putin that's right we we personalize everything and when i gave a lecture in perth i don't know whether it's you know on my website i've got that lecture and i've got the photographs that i put up during the lecture one of them in particular is a pair of photographs the there's an ordinary tass or something new the picture of putin's sitting in his desk his head and shoulders and the next picture is the famous cover of the economist which portrayed put in as a devil it's a photo shopped image of exactly that same picture so we we demonize putin and mr cameron i am sorry for interjection i think it's safe to say but that both of us have a. fairly neutral if not positive attitude towards putin of what he has done for this country but. that none of us standing my question still stands don't you think that. you know he too has to think about what russia yeah will be after he's gone absolutely and i think and i talk about this in my book in the chapter about suicide oh i think he's trying to leave. a positive legacy of ideas the idea of the russian wilderness can mirror

lee westwood is out of the european tour event in perth, western australia, after a dreadful third roundhe previous two rounds but today, his touch deserted him. only the top 2a players go through to the final day's matchplay. now, it's been 287 days since he last raced, but the highly—fancied altior made a triumphant return to the track. winning the betfair exchange chase at newbury. a two—time winner at cheltenham, altior is now the odds—on favourite for the queen mother champion chase at next month's festival, which is for the fastest horses over jumps. altior and jockey nico de boinville only had to beat two others today but they did it in style for trainer nicky henderson. and there was another successful comeback in the day's other big race at newbury, when native river won the denman chase after nearly a year on the sidelines. the ‘staying chaser‘ is now second favourite for the cheltenham gold cup. britain's mark cavendish was involved in a crash on the final stage of the tour of dubai. the dimension data rider was held up when nacer bouhanni crashed with only 500 metres to go on