, transparency from rusada to go forward, but instead is saying rusada can be reinstated without thatis sending is that it ca res more message wada is sending is that it cares more about reinstating rusada for whatever potentially corrupt reason than in supporting all of the clea n reason than in supporting all of the clean athletes around the world. wada's president, craig reidy, was saying the pressure was on wada to ensure russian sport is genuinely clea n ensure russian sport is genuinely clean now. can they maintain that kind of pressure? i believe that today's decision indicates that they cannot maintain that kind of pressure. in order to pressure rusada into compliance, they should have maintained their initial requirements, which the requirements that rusada essentially had were to prove before reinstatement that they we re prove before reinstatement that they were compliant. now what sir craig reidy is saying is that they're willing to reinstate rusada without that compliance. this week marks the 46th anniversary of the declaration of martial law in the philippines, and the r

in russia has been looking at rusada in russia has been looking at rusada in russia has been tryingscissors was banned in 2015 and they have been getting on. there have been 13 points for russia to satisfy wada it has its house in order but it was a real problem. one is that it actually just willie technologies a report that found state—sponsored doping has been taking place and that it involved the ministry of sport, involved more than 1000 athletes in more than 30 different sports. the other sticking point was that rusada should open the doors of the moscow lab which has been at the centre of the controversy for wada officials again have a look at the you're writing samples stored there. —— have a look at the you're in shambles. there is not enough in the report to accept that there was a state—sponsored or state rendezvous programme so they said they will supply the data from the moscow laboratory. modern anti—doping organisations, as the athletes have expressed their dismay at king white is happening so close to the executive committee, saying it is not transparent, the chair of

hajo: yes, that is correct, because rusada is reinstated. this cannot happen -- at least it cannot happen that people refuse to grant russia -- reward russia with big competitions. i'm pretty sure this will not take much longer for we have big events again in russia. brent: we talked about you being persona non grata in russia. russia denies you a visa to the world cup last summer. you talked about the dangers to journalists in russia. he tried to report on building there. if you try to report on doping there -- you tried to report on doping there. what is the decision before our ability to get to the bottom of athletics in russia? hajo: it is important for journalists to dig in and investigate russia. this week we tried again -- brent: tried to get a visa? hajo: projected again. it is obvious they have no interest's to support journalism. it was possible in 2014 because we were under the radar at that point, but now it is completely different. to get more information about what really happens in russian sports, it will become very complicat

or you can listen to the director general of rusada.first step and a significant one. it opens the way to international competition for our athletes and federations. moreover, it opens possibility for competitions to be nominated in the russian federation. in fact, this is a result of very very hard work. today's wada decision was taken at a meeting in the seychelles in the indian ocean. but sochi and moscow were the focus. rusada was suspended in 2015 over allegations that it had covered—up state—sponsored doping. that was followed in 2016, by the 97 page mclaren report. it was commisisoned by wada but produced independently. it detailed a four—year, state—run "doping programme" involving more than 1000 russian athletes across 30 different sports during and after the sochi games. at its heart was the lab run by grigory rodchenkov. this graphic shows you the moscow lab in question, where positive drug samples were made to disappear. a secret service agent was employed as a plumber to help gain access to rooms containing supposedly tampe

rusada have been banned for the best part of three years after evidence of state sponsored doping on

rusada have been banned for the best part of three years after evidence of state sponsored doping ontated, subject to certain conditions, with several leading anti—doping bodies and athletes objecting to the move. which was agreed by the wada executive committee today. ever since the compliance review committee last week recommended that its executive committee take this decision, it's been in the cards, having said that it still unquestionably the most divisive and controversial decision that they have made in its 19 year history because it's in defiance of an unprecedented outcry by athletes in the west and also senior figures within the anti—doping community, uk sport as well, all of whom were asking for the very least to postpone this decision. the reason for that is twofold. one, the scale of the crime that russia was originally accused of. remember, they were found to have subverted they were found to have subverted the entire under the open system. this is a remarkable doping conspiracy. state—sponsored allegedly, went to the very top, across 30 sports, a thousand athletes inv

rusada have been banned for the best part of three years after evidence of state sponsored doping onass scale, but they've now been reinstated, subject to certain conditions, with several leading anti—doping bodies and athletes objecting to the move. here's our sports editor dan roan. ever since the complaints review committee of wada lost the group recommended that its executive committee take this decision, it has been on the cards. having said that, i think it is unquestionably the most divisive and controversial decision that wada has made in its history because it is in defiance of an unprecedented outcry by athletes in the west and senior figures in the anti— doping committee, all of whom were asking for the very least, a postponement of this decision. the decision for that is twofold. one, the scale of the crime that russia was originally accused of. remember, they were found to have subverted they were found to have subverted the entire anti— doping system. this was a remarkable anti— doping conspiracy, state—sponsored, went to the very top, 30 sports, sabotaging events as bi

rusada have been suspended for the best part of three years following evidence of state sponsored dopinge been accused of making too many compromises on the original criteria laid down for their reinstatement. i'd love to know what went on into making that decision. why did they make such a rapid u—turn. so many of the athletes and people on the committees say they don't want russia back in unless they can prove that they are making the right steps forward and they are turning her agency around. that has not happened andl agency around. that has not happened and i can see there is so much frustration and anger about that. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the prime minister is is due to give an update on the brexit negotiations fro downing street in the next few minutes. an update after that rebuke some would say from other eu leaders to the brexit lands. we are expecting that in the next six or seven minutes. some victims of the worst treatment scandal in nhs history may still be living with a life threatening disease, undiagn

rusada have been banned for the best part of three years after evidence of state sponsored doping onading anti—doping bodies and athletes objecting to the move. which was agreed by the wada executive committee today. we trusted them, they shoot it like never before, thousands of positive test in the laboratory, corruption of the olympic games, world championships over a period of yea rs, championships over a period of years, and laughed behind our backs when they got no sanction. we set clear guidelines for with the rules 110w clear guidelines for with the rules now are to come back to participate in the olympic games and all wada today said its promise to give us the documents which is now the second promise and we will let you back in. they haven't for fill that condition to be let back in and while we can play semantics with the admission and apology frankly is what the clean athletes of the world observed. and a clear acceptance of the past behaviour because we know that as the only way to move forward , that as the only way to move forward, to accept the behaviour and acknowledg

rusada have been suspended for the best part of three years following evidence of state sponsored dopingd of agreeing on a compromise lam incredibly i am incredibly saddened by the decision by the executive committee today. primarily because we had hoped the decision to reinstate russia would be postponed, at least for a few months so that some due consideration could be given to the compromise that seems to be have put on the table. anthoiny joshua and alexander potevkin will weigh in later today for their heavyweight world title fight at wembley tomorrow night joshua is putting all three of his belts on the line against his russian opponent. potevkin failed two separate drugs tests a couple of years ago. one of them for meldonium, the drug that maria sharapova fell foul of and he also tested positive for a steroid—like substance, before one of his fights. he escaped a lengthy ban my opinion is, if you are on drugs you get banned, symbolise that. it's not for me to make that decision. but i believe in a fair fight. it's not like golf where i am trying to improve my sting, —— swing. ithi

but once rusada gets his licence back, all russian sportsmen and women will be able to compete againping agencies including those from the us and the uk feels that the russians are nowhere near meeting their original criteria for readmission which were laid down by wada. they said that the state was complicit in doping and they needed the lads to be transparent with their data. so many voices from within the sport. the athletes commission say it is likely they will remain and but it sounds like wada will readmit them which will cause all kinds of problems in world sport. good morning and welcome to our programme. it is thursday already. are you in love but not having sex? you are not alone. leading sex and relationship therapists have told this programme that they are seeing a rise in people living in low or no—sex relationships. this comes as mumsnet and gransnet with relate have done their biggest ever sex—related survey of over 2000 people. they are exclusively sharing the results with us this morning which show that almost 1 in 5 people under 30 who answered the survey are in sex