rhys williams turns 1a tomorrow.living in constant pain. rhys has a severe case of life—limiting condition epidermolysis bullosa — which leads to excessive tearing of the skin, blistering, difficulties in swallowing and his fingers and toes being fused together. now, ahead of his birthday, rhy‘s friends have got together to show him just how loved he is. and just a warning that you may find some of the pictures in clairejones' film distressing. painful, horrible, got to deal with it. he sent me a text wishing the butterflies would come and take him. because he'd had enough. he'd had enough of the pain. it's a very complex condition. and, again, we didn't know how long he'd be with us — how long we will be with us. i'm all right with people being there, it's just when they walk past and they keep staring. sometimes, i struggle to move in bed, because i'm really sore. everywhere, it's sore. painful every day. 2a/7, just pain. as soon as i'd given birth, they could tell there was something wrong. he had no skin on his f

but a public appeal for birthday cards by rhys's mum has lifted his spirits.made me feel a lot better. we wish you all the best for your birthday. bird populations in asia and the us are "in crisis", according to two major studies. the first says there are 3 billion fewer birds in the us and canada today compared to 1970. the second claims that on the island of java in indonesia, more birds now live in cages than in the wild. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has been to java find out more. sold in their thousands every day — injava, indonesia, the songbird trade is thriving. it is fuelled by a national passion for birdsong. singing competitions, like this, take place all over the country, every weekend. but it is also driving an extinction crisis. dozens of species, caught from the forests, to supply the trade, are disappearing from the wild, and scientists studying this say it has now reached a tipping point. java is an island about the size of england, and we estimate that there's around 75 million birds in captivity. that's probably more than there m

welsh coach warren gatland but what they needed at that point were cool heads and they had that in rhys for dan biggar who went off with a knock to the head at half time. between him and some dogged welsh defending, wales were able to hold on and secure a memorable victory that not only puts them in control of pool d but also marks them out as real contenders to win the whole world cup. there was a surprise winner insight she, too, lewis hamilton has extended his lead by winning the russian grand prix. ferrari had been the cast catch all weekend but a combination of poor reliability and poor driving handed him the win. it was so unexpected was not for a fourth race in the row, charles leclerc started from pole. ferrari fears hamilton could catch them at the corner unless they orchestrated it for sebastian vettel to pass them both. their plan worked and both —— pa rt both. their plan worked and both —— part of it was for sebastian vettel to hand the lead back to charles leclerc but he refused. after much moaning on the radio, ferrari got charles leclerc back in front but then engine prob

rhys patchell, who scored a try against ireland on saturday, is included at fly half, as back up to daneing sidelined with a fractured leg. wales begin their world cup campaign injapan against georgia on the 23rd of september. i think it is good enough to win. the most difficult thing about this squad is the depth of that we have created over the last three or four yea rs created over the last three or four years so we created over the last three or four years so we have left out some really quality players that in the past when you are picking a world cup squad you may have been happy with and the others making up the numbers. you are not sure about their ability and quality. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, marc edwards and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there, good morning. cloudier, milder weather is set to return across much of the uk for monday. the weather will look a little bit different to the way it did on sunday. still a few showers around at the moment, particularly across northern areas but it is tu

rhys patchell, who scored a try yesterday against the irish, is included at fly—half.also in the squad despite currently being sidelined with a fractured leg. wales begin their world cup campaign in japan against georgia on the 23rd of september. slovenia's tadej pogacar claimed victory on a gruelling stage nine of the vuelta a espana as colombian nairo quintana took the overall lead. it is the first time quintana has led the race since his victory in 2016. they chased the target to six wickets to spare. the final marks the end of the tournament which has been replaced by the women's 100 been replaced by the women's100 next season. it is the last 16 of the us open tennis. david lawjoins us now from flushing meadows. fedor made it look easy at times to get through to the last eight? he did. he lost only four games last eight? he did. he lost only fourgames in last eight? he did. he lost only four games in the entire matched and this from being 1—2 down in the first set having had his service broken, he reeled off 15 points in a row. he never looked threatened for a minu

rhys patchell will start for wales, in theirfinal warm up match before the rugby world cup against irelandlf in dublin and partner tomos williams at half—back. captain and lock alun wynjones is among those who return. and c] ujah has pulled out of the british squad for the world athletics championships in doha later this month. the 25—year—old sprinter helped the 4 by 100m relay team to gold two years ago, but misses out this time around with a back injury. he's replaced in the sqaud by harry aikines—aryeetey. casey posted a 66, including seven birdies, despite strong went on the course. he leads by a shot. now — the golf stars of the future will converge on royal liverpool golf club this weekend. for one of the sport's most famous tournaments. the walker cup is an amateur team event, which sees britain and ireland take on the united states. and, as stuart pollitt reports, the course is where the cup began nearly a century ago. i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. what connects this former us president, ng crosby, and royal liverpool golf club? the answer

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a rhys patchell penalty stretched the lead to four points and they hung on for a memorable bonus pointe top of pool d. earlier on georgia enjoyed a bonus point winning 33—7 victory over uruguay in kumagaya. uruguay were unable to repeat last week's heroics against fiji as georgia ran in five tries, giorgi kveseladze with the last. the match also saw the second sending—off of the tournament with uruguay‘s facundo gattas dismissed for a high tackle. georgia move up to third place in pool d. usa's christian coleman has won the 100 metres at the world athletics championships in doha. he clocked a time of 9.76 seconds, with fellow american justin gatlin claiming the silver medal. coleman, who this season avoided a ban for missing three doping tests, was the pre—event favourite. a ban for missing three doping canada's andre a ban for missing three doping de grasse took bronze, and great britain's only man in the final, zharnel hughes, finished sixth. those things happen, unfortunately. you just have to be strong—minded, and refocus and come again, and that's what i'm going to do. i'm disappo

eventually get within a point of wales but with a stranger trailing $25.00 to $26.00 a penalty for wales as rhys chill prove decisive while she's hanging on to win this fall the clash 29 to 25. all right that is your sport for now we'll have more live from you from the holy for stadium a little bit later on but it is back to hala in the newsroom. thanks very much joe about a safer name for this niece or to stay with us and back with more after this. long and. to strange indeed good you have to shoulder good although more with a calm still fight against corruption. this fight needs heroes heroes like no who are abandoned who refuse to $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a darkie used to shine a light let's make the world a better place nominate your anti corruption era now. that he has an old america prince to account. and. head to head on a jersey or. al jazeera where every year. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise you have to go for. this and t

. —— rhys patchell, who scored a try yesterday against the irish, is included at fly half.currently being sidelined with a fractured leg. wales begin their world cup campaign injapan against georgia on the 23rd september. that's all the sport for now. demand for palm oil in food products around the world has fuelled the destruction of rainforests in indonesia and borneo — as palms are planted on cleared land. what is less known is immense demand for palm oil from the skincare and beauty industry — it is used in more than two—thirds of makeup products. our environment correspondent claire marshall has been to papua new guinea — to investigate the cost of a controversial industry — and to see how palm oil can be sustainably produced what helps to make lips glossy? face cream creamy? palm oil, a driver of rainforest destruction and in 70% of make up. and just relax your lip. open. emmy owns her own salon in somerset. we went with her to the other side of the world to investigate what's in the products she uses. this is one of the largest palm oil plantations in papua new guine

s house of commons jacob rhys malk has come into heavy criticism often this lounging on the benches in parliament gerry chews days his story breaks it debate he was seen reclining sometimes with his eyes closed ahead of the vote on a motion to block a new deal breaks it a number of politicians branded his body language disrespectful. parken dorrian is heading towards the united states off to decimating parts of the bahamas so far 7 people have been confirmed dead but the prime minister want to the death toll is shorter rise as the country prepares for a humanitarian crisis the only half of all homes on the 2 worst affected islands were damaged or destroyed by the ark and the full scale of the catastrophe is only beginning to emerge in what's being described as a historic tragedy. all of my family over the last week. none of them. are. terrible. people are going to take. the brunt of. the reason for my son. more now from al-jazeera who has just arrived in tragic in the bahamas that's connected to grand abaco island one of the territories devastated by hurricane dorian just to give you a

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of tea 20 world cup within 3 years it shows you how much talent that country house well let's bring rhys in then from kabul well what do you 1st of all tell us what you're actually up to these days i'm working with. i want to start a good war. i was i was a good note. i took way retirement from the international cricket in 2010 i become the after one year i became the head of selection committee and. director of what is on a pretty good board and different position work with the junior level players work with the national side but now our days i'm working with one in stand under 19 our team is a head coach race it's on the head great to see young now the need to 10 years ago . first of all the experiences you had 10 years ago when you were playing without emerging seen one of the key messages you try and give to young players now the specially the messages for the for the for the young generation and we are just feeling their way we start cricket with nothing to sell it is and i'm going to look lots of people because i've no idea what cricket everyone was just saying that cricket is belo

rhys patchell, who scored a try yesterday in their defeat to ireland yesterday, will be back up to dan the tournament — he has a minorfracture in his leg. wales' first match is against georgia on the 23rd september, although they face ireland again in a warm—up next saturday in dublin. not sure what that was. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. updates on the north london derby and a lot more than that the sites. thank you. the international committee of the red cross says it believes that more than 100 people have been killed in a saudi—led coalition air strike in yemen. the attack hit a detention centre run by the houthi rebels in the western city of dhamar. the red cross said teams were searching the rubble, but that the chances of finding anyone alive were very low. voting is under way in two states in the former communist east of germany — brandenburg and saxony, with the far right expected to see a surge in support. the right—wing populist party alternative for germany could make gains against the centre—left social democ

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of tea 20 world cup within 3 years it shows you how much talent that country house well let's bring rhys in then from kabul well what do you 1st of all tell us what you're actually up to these days i'm working with. i want to start a good war. i was i was a good note. i took away retirement from the international cricket in 2010 i become the after one year i became the head of selection committee and. director of what is on a cricket board and different position work with the junior level players work with the national side but now our days i'm working with one in stand under 19 our team is a head coach race it's on the head great to see young now the need to 10 years ago . first of all the experiences you had 10 years ago when you were playing with that emerging scene one of the key messages you try and give to young players now the specially the messages for the for the for the young generation you know we're just feeling their way we start cricket with nothing to sell it is and i'm going to stay on lots of people because i've no idea what cricket everyone was just saying that cricket

happy birthday, rhys.housands of acres of burning forest and peatland has thrown a toxic blanket over the region. it‘s having a devastating effect on people‘s health. tens of thousands of people are now suffering from haze—related illness. this local hospital has set up this clinic with bags and oxygen for the locals who have been breathing in toxic haze for weeks and the air outside is having real impact on locals and some of the worst our children. this five—month old baby has been struggling to breathe. he‘s being treated alongside his sister. endangered orangutans are also suffering while the fires destroy more of their shrinking habitat. their forest cleared to make way for lucrative palm oil plantations. indonesia is the world‘s largest producer and these fires were lit illegally to clear more land. helicopters water bomb hotspots and thousands of troops have been deployed to fight the fires. these fires release enormous carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. at the peak of the 2015 fires, the worst fir

rhys patchell, who scored a try yesterday against the irish, is included at fly half.ractured leg. wales begin their world cup campaign in japan against georgia on the 23rd september. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. thousands of pro—democracy protesters brought chaos to hong kong international airport today — blocking road and rail links and forcing dozens of flights to be cancelled. police in hong kong have meanwhile been defending the use of force to subdue and arrest large numbers of protesters on the subway system. our china correspondentjohn sudworth reports from hong kong. hong kong airport, a vital part of an open, free trading economy under siege. fight forfreedom! with pilots having to clamber over the barriers... ..as the pro—democracy campaign tries to hit this city where it hurts. well, this is the main airport approach road and, once again, this meandering leaderless protest movement is showing its ability to take its message to the international community. they come, they disrupt, and, if necessary, melt away and there is very little th

mk dons went two up in the first half, rhys healey with their second goal.'t enough. 2—1 to mk dons it finished. the south london club stay in the relegation zone after that defeat. full results from leagues one and two can be found on the bbc sport website. i think you are being kind they are, historically linked bitter rivals. ireland will go into the rugby world cup later this month as the number one ranked side in the rankings after beating wales 19—10 today. a win by any margin in dublin would have sealed their status, lea pfrogging new zealand. it was an emotional occasion for captain rory best, who played his final home match and will retire after the world cup injapan. lydia campbell reports. it's rarely easy to say goodbye. just ask rory best. this is his home farewell before he retires after the world cup. and on theirfinal game before japan, the irish claimed the first points of the day. rob kearney driving over. these warm—up matches are for fine—tuning ahead of the world cup, and this was pitch perfect. leigh halfpenny added the conversion, givi

it comes after the australian wing rhys hodge was banned for three weeks for a dangerous tackle in the. it means he misses this game against wales. the manager has made four changes to his back line, that came as a surprise. four changes to his back line, that came as a surprise. it was seen as them trying to counter the threat of them trying to counter the threat of the wales team. when it was put to the wales team. when it was put to the wales team. when it was put to the wales manager, he said it was a sign of respect from australia. it shows how far wales have come. it must be said that wales don't have a great record against australia, although they did win the most recent test between the two nations. whichever side wins, they will take a huge step towards the semifinals of this world cup. ireland started their world cup with a really impressive win over scotland. they face the hosts, japan, in shizuoka tomorrow, and they've made a couple of changes. gavin andrews is with the irish squad. all week, ireland have been pulling crowds. and today, the players looked sharp. as they foc

a rhys patchell penalty stretched the lead to four points and they hung on for a memorable for victorye recently crowned 100m world champion christian coleman has defended himself against criticism over three missed doping tests. the american blew away his rivals to win his first major title. after winning gold he said : "i have proved myself over the years to be the recently crowned 100m world champion christian coleman has defended himself against criticism over three missed doping tests. the american blew away his rivals to win his first major title. after winning gold he said : "i have proved myself over the years to be a guy who does everything the right way,"he clocked a time of 9.76 seconds, with fellow american justin gatlin claiming the silver medal. coleman was the pre—event favourite. canada's andre de grasse took bronze. great britain's zharnel hughes, finished sixth. dina asher smith will bid to become world champion for the first time today. she eased through her heat in the 100 metres. no british woman has ever even qualified for the final mauricio pochettino says he's h

rhys patchell will start for wales, in theirfinal warm up match before the rugby world cup.. the scarletts player will start at fly half for the game in dublin, with tomos williams his partner at half—back. captain and lock alun wynjones is among those who return with no uncapped players in the welsh matchday squad. their opening game for the world cup injapan, on the 23rd september. they play georgia. cj ujah has pulled out of the british squad for the world athletics championships in doha later this month. the 25—year—old sprinter helped the 4 by 100m relay team to gold two years ago, but misses out this time around with a back injury. he's replaced in the sqaud by harry aikines—aryeetey. the premier league has its largest number of nominations for fifa's team of the year for the first time in a decade. 21 of the 55 nominees play their club football in england, with seven of them coming from liverpool — full backs andy robertson and trent alexander arnold amongst them. the nominees were selected by more than 23,000 professional players around the world, and the team will b

australia's winger rhys hodge has been cited for a tackle during a study‘s victory over fiji.jury free —— his tackle saw the fiji playerfile head injury and meant he could not return to. let's step away from the rugby world cup as manchester city mac came back from that shock defeat to norwich last weekend in emphatic style. with the devastating eight nil victory over watford —— 8—0 victory over watford by just the 18th watford —— 8—0 victory over watford byjust the 18th minute, they had made it five now and that is the quick as any team has made it to that margin any premier league. —— they had made it to 5—0. they claimed it with a hat—trick. elsewhere, there were wins for leicester, burnley and sheffield united while newcastle and brighton finished goalless and there are four matches taking place today. all of them are in london. and the pick of them are in london. and the pick of them says leaders liverpool face chelsea at stamford bridge ahead of that western take on manchester united with the hammers looking to extend their unbeaten run of games to five. the way we defen

many think that rhys hodge should have been red carded, but he was not sanctioned and that incident maytar players. france, narrowly beat argentina 21 points to 22 the bed into a 70 point advantage. now that's what the biggest game of the day is on it's coming up in yokohama, the tip pivots meeting with the all blacks taking on south africa. experts corresponded is there. this is the game that everyone really had marked on their wall charts from the start. it has a blockbuster of a game and two giants of rugby facing against each other. they have five brokers against them —— between them. there isa against them —— between them. there is a real buzz around yokohama. all around you see all blacks jerseys and south africa jerseys and there area and south africa jerseys and there are a lot of japanese funds supporting the all blacks. —— a lot of japanese fans supporting the all blacks. they looked vulnerable of late because they lost to ireland last year and australia were recently and a series of results have seen them up from the top of the world rankings so they have ended their nine—yea

john rhys plumlee. elijah moore, touched on? know. did not get an. the pac-12 referees did not give him the spot. no timeouts. desperation. tries to sneak it in. and evan weaver and the california defense made sure it did not get an. the record is 4-0. a win. stanford had a two game losing streak. they treated palo alto like a home game. justin herbert over to wheeling. the ducks win 21-6. cardinals fell to 1-3 for the season. lesson arkansas, beating san francisco. the spartans held on the road again. packer broke free. the spartans beat and sec team prefers win over a powder five conference school since 2006. mark mcgwire last night inducted into the oakland a's hall of fame. the oakland a's against the rangers. bottom of the fifth. marcus simeon went yards. reached base for all six at- bats. clinching the postseason. the magic number is five. the giant starter said hello to atlanta. and the braves said hello back. bottom of the second smash hit. the score two runs. four runs in four endings. and the braves win with the final of 8-1. that gets you

because there is an atmosphere of texasicity and hostility and bad faith and distrust in and all the rhys of it that makes people inside the company extremely hesitant to share their story and extremely hesitant to talk. that's one reason the book took so long to report, and i suppose as a reporter in general, i think it's extremely unhelpful for our general underring of how things two, have such vitriolic rhetoric become such a commonplace thing, and i need to own my own role in this somewhat. i mean, very kind in the introduction to talk -- i wrote two else says when david koch passed away, one for cnn business talking about the business empire. the other essay was very critical of david koch and his role politically in delaying any efforts to regulate greenhouse gas emission asks i truly do think will become a large part of his legacy the world. on a human level, i think that's an awful thing to do to criticize somebody on the very day they pass away. and as a reporter, however, there was one hot moment when the world really wanted to learn beaut david koch and as it happened i've been

rhys pratchell, who scored a try yesterday against the irish, is included at fly half, that's as backer. and just before i go congratulations to great britain's alyson dixon who is now the proud world record holder over 50 kilometres. the runnerfrom sunderland was taking part in an ultramarathon for the first time at the 50km world championships in romania and won. the a0 year old knocked more than a minute off the world record which had stood since 1989. that's all the sport for now. at the moment, still currently 2—1 for tottenham, leading against arsenal. you can find out more on the bbc sport website. now it is time for click. a warm welcome to click. welcome to click. welcome to click, i am spencer kelly. finally we have reached a very special milestone. we have been on air every week of every year, without a break, since we launched in the year 2000, which means this week you are watching season 1, episode 1000. and to celebrate, we are making a world first. doing new things is in our dna. i am floating on air. which is why we don't just show you the tech, we use the tech to pus

they were 2—0 up within 25 minutes, rhys healey with a great strike for their second. are on the bbc sport website. ireland will go into this month's rugby world cup as the number one ranked side in the world. they moved to the top spot after beating wales by 19 points to ten in their final warm—up game in dublin today. it was an emotional occasion for captain rory best, who played his final home match and will retire after the world cup injapan. lydia campbell reports. it is rarely easy to say goodbye. just ask rory best. this is his home farewell before he retires after the world cup. and on theirfinal game before japan, the irish claimed the first points of the day. robert kearney driving over. these warm—up matches are for fine—tuning ahead of the world cup and this was pitch perfect. leigh halfpenny added the conversion, giving wells a 10—7 lead at the break. but the second half was all about the men in green. their second try it down to pure brute force. and james ryan added the third shortly after. eventually give in after some discussion. and thatis give in aft

rhys patchell had come off the bench and was just amazing.teps and through a long pass and he anticipated it so well. i will be one of his best games for wales. 0ne of the most pleasing things for me whether celebrations after and the intimate embrace between alun wyn jones and george north. a kiss on the lips, i loved it, i want to see more of it. a lovely moment of sporting passion between those two. it was brilliant between those two. it was brilliant between those two. it was brilliant between those two. it was fantastic. you get the easier way into those final stages and when i say easier way, i mean you don't have to face new zealand so the all—important ping for wales is that they finish on top. they have a nine—day break before they play fiji. fiji will be hurting a bit before losing —— after losing to uruguay. wales are in control at the moment. i want to look to scotland ata moment. i want to look to scotland at a moment but the comments coming out from australia about the tackling, dangerous tackling, changing in the rules and the

pass rhys patricia and hugo and say who we are electing because in the end the media are responsible explaining who the candidates are, where they come from and there is a book how you move democracy and specific characteristics of who the candidates have been in certain places. so the media is also failing in which they say we're covering the electoral campaigns, but we don't get into who they are and they have psychological profiles who the future populist and future dictators are and we're not recognizing this in time and we have a very simple target for these populists and that's media because they realize that that's where democracy was diminished and then you bring in the constitutional courts and the legislature and the way that prosecutors are selected and this is done in many countries and i would like to go back to the responsibility and i know we haven't done this correctly and we really could beat ourselves up over it, but we have to go back to those hearings. what are we showing in our countries or back to the audiences and whether we're really looking at the electoral c

rhys patchell will start for wales, in theirfinalwarm up match before the rugby world cup.lock alun wynjones is among those who return with no uncapped players in the welsh matchday squad their opening game for the world cup injapan, on the 23rd september — they play georgia. the premier league has it's largest number of nominations for fifa's team of the year for the first time in a decade. 21 of the 55 nominees play their club football in england, with seven of them coming from liverpool — full backs andy robertson and trent alexander arnold amongst them. the nominees were selected by more than 23,000 professional players around the world, and the team will be revealed later this month. that's all the sport for now. let's ta ke let's take you live to the scene in the house of lords. we have already heard from the former conservative leader. he says it is in breach of the nation's unwritten constitution and he has urged peers to reject the bill. lord howard said it was the latest instalment of parliament passed mac sad endeavour to thwart the referendum result. he says get

rhys patchell will be back—up to dan biggar at fly—half, so jarrod evans misses out on the trip to japanfor the first time, at the world championships in romania — and she knocked more than a minute off the old mark, which had stood for 30 years. we hope to be talking to alyson dixon in an hour's time. the first time she had competed over that different —— distance. she usually runs marathons but running it that distance and then realises she could have gone for the addition record. no, no, we will get to the world record as well. an information campaign urging the public to get ready for brexit has been launched by the government. the accompanying website is aimed at nurses and the public. sean is speaking to businesses in the west midlands today to talk about how they are getting ready for brexit. aluminium casting, fascinating. it gets melted here and turned into some high spec casting materials which is used a lot in the car industry. business, when you look at this advertising campaign, go on to the government's website. one of the first thing is, what our businesses doing? especial