many still stood by salazar. for two more years, and uk athletics looked into it, but saw no reason for concern. but then in 2017, more details about the oregon project we re details about the oregon project were leaked online. now salazar would face charges. after a hearing last year, today the verdicts were given. and salazar was banned from athletics for four years, exposed as athletics for four years, exposed as a coach who cheated and dope. he is unlikely ever to return. some of the background to today's decisions. let's bring in our sports editor, dan roan now. evening dan, what exactly has salazar been found guilty of doing? in the words of the anti—doping agency, salazar was found guilty of orchestrating and facilitating what they call prohibited doping conduct. in other words, breaking the rules. not of doping any of us at the lease but of breaking anti—doping rules. specifically, he was found to have been guilty of three separate charges. —— any others at the lease. the administration of prohibited meth

many still stood by salazar. kept him on his coach for two more years, and uk athletics looked into it, but saw no reason for concern. but then in 2017, more details about the oregon project were leaked online. now salazar would face charges. after a hearing last year, today the verdicts were given. and salazar was banned from athletics for four years, exposed as a coach who cheated. he is unlikely ever to return. joe lynskey reporting there. the news has, as you might expect, sent shockwaves through the sport today. the president of the sports governing body, lord coe says it a serious time for the sport... when you have been in the sport as long as i have, you have relationships and friendships that go back a long way. alberto and i held world records, and broke world records at the same time. distant distances it has to be said, and you know, the charges laid by salazar are know, the charges laid by salazar a re really know, the charges laid by salazar are really serious, and we are now in business mode. the a

salazar said he was shocked by the decision and would be appealing.s friend and former nike stablemate salazar over the allegations. he gave us his reaction from doha. the charges laid by usada are really serious and we're now in business mode. the aiu, the athletics integrity unit, has already been in contact with those athletes. they're going to be asked to sever their relationships and that's exactly where we are at the moment. there is no suggestion farah cheated. now we know his coach did, it leaves farah‘s legacy firmly under the spotlight. mark daly, bbc news. british sprinter adam gemili has narrowly missed out on a medal in the final of the men's 200 metres in doha. the 25—year—old led coming into the home straight but finished fourth in 20.03 seconds — only five hundredths of a second off third place. us sprinter noah lyles took gold. afterwards gemili said that the medal had slipped out of his hands. football now, and the champions league continued this evening with english sides tottenham hotspur and manchester city in action against bayer

he explained he had gone to speak to salazar in 2015 when the allegations we re salazar in 2015 whenions were first aired and received assurances that is why she stayed with him for two and a half years and that he had no idea salazar had been charged in 2017. he said he was trying to prepare for the chicago marathon but all the talk is of this incredible scandal, which has now claimed the oregon project itself because nike have concluded, saying today they thought it was too much ofa today they thought it was too much of a distraction for athletes and they had to wind it up. they are trying to get some separation between them but it had become a toxic training programme. many thanks. we will hear some of that mo farah interview later on bbc news. in the football, wales, scotland and northern ireland slipped up in their euro qualifiers last night but england can qualify for next summer's tournament if they beat the czech republic tonight. kick—off is just over an hour away in prague. the ground behind me is the largest one available to the czech national team. the capacity at the hom

though salazar has appealed the ban and been publicly backed by the company nike c.e.o. mark parker announced the project would be shut down in an internal memo this situation is a distraction for many of the athletes in his compromising their ability to focus on their training and competition e its successful runners at this month's world athletics competition in like german bronze medalists constanza close to half in or netherlands gold winners sits on his son are just 2 of many nike sponsored athletes who will now need to find new coaches in training facilities salazar's case has cast a shadow on results by oregon project affiliated runners international olympic committee president thomas buff has called for an investigation into athletes who trained with salazar. who is there any results olympic results the faked it or directly or indirectly with regard to. the principle of. the u.s. anti-doping agency made it clear the athletes were unaware of the doping which is a major factor in determining suspensions in our opinion the evidence showed they were manipulated certa

i have done nothing wrong, let's be clear here, this is about alberto salazar.mo? as you say, i have no tolerance for anyone's who's crossed the line, and from day one, dan, i said that all along. i get tested all the time. and i'm happy to be tested any time, anywhere, and my sample to be used as a search or whatever they need to do, and to keep it and freeze it, there's not much more i can do. today, nike shut down its elite 0regon project where farah trained an unfair burden on its athletes. in 2015 allegations of unethical practises by salazar were made in a bbc panorama, he has denied wrongdoing and there is no allegations against farah but does he regret by standing by salazar for two years after the accusations were made? he assured me at the time these are just allegations, this is not true, there is nothing, there is no allegation you, and he promised me and it hasn't been true. gl farah's trust frustration was mostly directed at the media. there isa mostly directed at the media. there is a clear agenda da to this, i have seen it many, many times and i

about salazar, i'm just as curious as you are —— nike nose. knows about salazar, i'm just as curiouse next few months will be extremely important for him, he'll be hoping to at olympic glory, but you will have to consider him a strong favourite. in the men's 200 metres, noor lived up to the expectations, claiming his first global senior title —— noah lyons, he says his next goal is the sprint double in tokyo next year. elaine thomson, the 0lympic challengerfrom tokyo next year. elaine thomson, the 0lympic challenger from jamaica pulled out of her semifinal with an achilles injury. as ade mentioned there, athletics coach alberto salazar has been found guilty of breaking anti—doping rules, and will be banned from the sport for four years. the american coach who ran the prestigious nike oregon project, has been under investigation by officials in the united states since a bbc programme first revealed allegations against him, back in 2015. athletes have to have complete and total trust in their coaches, and if they don't the relationship will fray, and when a coach is accused of somethin

into alberto salazar.or anyone who breaks the rules or crosses a line. salazar said he was shocked by the decision and would be appealing. steve magnus was an insider who blew the whistle. i asked him about farah's decision not to cut ties with salazar sooner. i don't know what mo knew, or didn't, no. i don't think he knows that. but i know what he knew from 2015 onwards. and, like, you've got to face up to those decisions that you tie yourself to. like, that part of it deserves to be looked at. because he kind of knew what he was getting into. there is no suggestion that farah cheated. now we know his coach did, it leaves fa rah‘s legacy firmly under the spotlight. mark daly, bbc news. dozens of flood warnings have been issued as torrential rain sweeps across parts of england. roads have been closed and landslides have blocked the railway line between carlisle and newcastle. a major incident was declared in the isle of man when people were trapped in their homes by rising water. dan johnson reports. they

no fire always maintained his own integrity and that of salazar. and he left in 2017 are we now know that that was the year in which a cool battle over these allegations began the organ project is also home to the current women's 10000 meter world champion safe and has a son who won the title of the world championships in doha just a couple of days ago so not only was salazar a very influential coach he attach to basically 2 days ago still was you know this sport in particular has been hit hard by doping how damaging is this for athletics . yeah well it's damaging what's particularly bad essentially is the timing now i mention that the world championships in doha as you know are going on at the moment and with some athletes being coached by salazar salazar is also or has been in attendance at the world championships he's since had his accreditation stripped which you know is another bad story for world championships it doesn't really need any more bad headlines. there have been really dire attendances we've seen athletes celebrating their triumphs

steroids. —— a series of allegations against salazar.o clear evidence. but today mo farah said... uk athletics, following a review of panorama's allegations, gave farah the green light to continue working with salazar. it said today it acknowledged the judgment and added its investigation... salazar said he was shocked by the decision and would appeal. steve magnus was the insider who blew the whistle. i asked magnus was the insider who blew the whistle. iasked him magnus was the insider who blew the whistle. i asked him about farah's decision not to cut ties sooner. whistle. i asked him about farah's decision not to cut ties soonerlj decision not to cut ties sooner.|j don't know what he knew or did not know, only he knows that, but i know what he knew from 2015 onwards. you had to face up to those decisions you tie yourself to. that's part of his legacy deserves to be looked at. he kind of knew what he was getting into. there is no suggestion farah cheated. now we know his coach did, it leaves farah's cheated. now we know his coach did,

uk athletics appointed salazar as a consultant to its endurance programme in 2013.bc radio 5live. yesterday, having just led britain to their worst tally of metals at a world championship in 1a years, black himself admitted his future was uncertain in the wake of the salazar scandal, that's cast a shadow over the sport here now as well as in the us. and today, perhaps a little quicker than expected, the governing body, uk athletics, confirmed that the head of performance would be stepping down later this month. it was black after all who was the man that appointed alberto salazar as a consultant to his endurance squad in 2013, describing the coach as a genius. but two years later, his judgement was fiercely

salazar's case has cast a shadow on results by project affiliated runners. an investitigation has been cald into athletes who train with salazar. >> could any results, olympic results -- with regard to thee principal of liability -- >> the u.s. anti-doping agency made it clear the athletes were ununaware of the doping. >> in our opinion, they were manipupulated. we c current -- we c can't fault that into having to receive medical treatment. >> with salazar appealing his band, the only thing definite about this situation is that oregon project athletes will need to find a new place to train. collect today is the united nation international day of the girl child that aims to highlight and address the challenges girls face in promoting empowerment. dw news has been asking girls around the world about their lives and ambitions. clark sometimes ac men on the street who was let women like this. i find it t unpleasant. >> people thinknk it is bad beig a girl because you can'tt do o lot of thingngs the boys can do. it's actually in the mindset of people because we c

want to sports on the fallout from the nike coach alberto salazar for doping violations continues to shape the world athletics and nike is world famous or a good project powerhouse for a training medal and long distance from this is to close in the wake of salazar's for he had bad nike's oregon project has been home to some of the world's greatest athletes for nearly 2 decades british 4 time gold medalist mo farrar is likely the most famous of the bunch trained in oregon from 2011 to 2017 the most successful period of his career but the oregon project is shutting its doors following the doping scandal engulfing head coach alberto salazar he received a 4 year ban from the u.s. anti-doping agency for orchestrating and facilitating prohibited doping earlier this month though salazar has appealed the ban and been publicly backed by the company nike c.e.o. mark parker announced the project would be shut down in an internal memo this situation is a distraction for many of the athletes in his compromising their ability to focus on their training and competition need its successful runners a

this allegation is about was be clear here, it is about alberto salazar and oregon project.t down by you guys to be honest. there is no allegation against me. asi there is no allegation against me. as i said again and again. he read a paragraph, you go through, you hear talks about farah and then right at the bottom it says "there are no allegations against mo farah of wrongdoing." let's be clear there is no allegation against me. it has been another eventful day at the rugby world cup and that is just... after —— with the super typhoon sets mainland fall after —— in affairs, how much damage will it cause the scotla nd how much damage will it cause the scotland rugby team should their game with japan be cancelled which could mean the exit from the tournament? as far as scotland is concerned that is not an option going as far as threatening the game's governing body with legal action. andy burke has more. a still day in yokohama but this is a city going into lockdown with the imprinting threat of the typhoon. the scotland team arrived here today staring into the face of a sto

salazar says he is shocked and will appeal.ionships in doha, where dina asher—smith is through to tonight's 200 metres semifinals. she ran the fastest time in the heats. manchester united have made their worst start to a league season in 30 yea rs worst start to a league season in 30 years after a 1—1 draw at home to arsenal. it leaves them tenth after seven games. i will be back with a full update in 15 minutes. a treadmill and a large screen might be the key to helping victims of post—traumatic stress disorder, including war veterans, to heal their mental scars. that's according to the researchers behind a new "virtual reality" treatment which has been trialled in wales. tomos morgan went to take a look. at its worst, i... ..i attempted to take me own life. matt neve joined the raf at 16. two years later he was in iraq, as a driver transporting injured and dead soldiers from the conflict. you have all these emotions flowing through you, you know, fear, upset, you know, anxiety and it all can hit you in one wave, ‘cause you do

uk athletics appointed salazar as a consultant to its endurance programme in 2013.e's our sports editor, dan roan, speaking to bbc radio 5live. yesterday, having just led britain to their worst tally of metals at a world championship in 14 years, black himself admitted his future was uncertain in the wake of the salazar scandal, that's cast a shadow over the sport here now as well as in the us. and today, perhaps a little quicker than expected, the governing body, uk athletics, confirmed that the head of performance would be stepping down later this month. it was black after all who was the man that appointed alberto salazar as a consultant to his endurance squad in 2013, describing the coach as a genius. but two years later, his judgement was fiercely called into question, of course, when those allegations of wrongdoing by salazar were first made in that bbc panorama documentary, which triggered an investigation by the us anti—doping agency. plans to transform women's cricket have been revealed today, with the ecb announcing 50 million pounds of investment over the

farah left salazar's training group in 2017.a drugs test. andy murray is ceelbrating his biggest win since returning to the singles tour. he's though the second round at the china open after being the world number 13 matteo berrettini. and johnny sexton will captain ireland for the first time when they face russia at the rugby world cup on thursday — he's one of 11 changes to the side that lost to the hosts japan at the weekend. i'll be back with more on those stories. for years, we've been told to eat less red or processed meat to reduce our chance of developing cancer, but now a new study has cast doubt on that advice. an international team of experts has concluded there's little evidence to support it and the risks from eating bacon, sausages or steak has been overstated. but the study has caused widespread controversy, with one scientist condemning it as "dangerously misguided". our medical correspondent, fergus walsh, reports. there have been repeated studies linking red and especially processed meat with heart disease and

farah, who left salazar's group two years ago, has released a statement.the investigation has been concluded and that he has no tolerence for anyone who breaks the rules. there are no allegations against farah, who had six years with salazar but former olympic champion denise lewis says he'll be very disappointed by the situation. i think mo has been very vocal that he has always operated within the lines of what is right. like you said, it's innocent until proven guilty and all i can say is, i think mo will have a tough time because people will look at those performances with questions, but he hasn't failed a drugs test. i think he will be bitterly disappointed because he would have put his trust in salazarfor so because he would have put his trust in salazar for so many years. andy murray has his second win on main tour since returning to singles following his hip surgery injanuary. he's through to the second round of the china open in beijing, he's now ranked outside the top 500, but beat the world number 13, matteo berretini, in straight sets. he had t

you spoke to hassan and she seemed upset about the association with salazar?y by winning the 1500 metres, making it a unique double, the 15 and the 10,000. since she won the 10,000 she's been under scrutiny because of alberto salazar. she hasn't been able to speak to him. when i spoke to her, she said people are questioning her integrity. the ioc president said he would want all athletes affiliated with salazar to be tested. to that question she reacted angrily when i put it to her. she said she'd be happy to be tested every day to prove she's clea n. do you think i don't get tested? i get tested every time. they can test me everyday if they want to. i will be happy. very adamant. later, excitement in the men's and women's four x 100 metres relays? yes, very good championships, 14 asher—smith who claimed her third medal. getting silver behind the jamaicans who had the 100 metres champion shelly—ann fraser—pryce. the men, the defending champions, got a silver medal, breaking the record. it was always going to be difficult competing against a very strong america

salazar says he's "shocked" and will appeal.ed. farah, spent six years working under salazar at the nike oregon project before leaving in 2017. athletes have to have complete and total trust in their coaches, and if they don't the relationship will fray, and when a coach is accused of something, an athlete has to ask really detailed, tough questions. i was in a great coaching relationship with my father but if those questions were being asked of him i would have absolutely wanted to know what the background was if he was working with other athletes. and you have to assume that athletes do that if they are challenged in that way and they make judgments accordingly. that news about alberto salazar, of course, comes as the world athletics championships continue in doha. 0n the track this evening, britain's adam gemili just missed out on a medal in the men's 200 metres final. ameircan noah lyles won the race in 19.83 seconds. he was the clear pre—event favourite after running the fourth—fastest time in history earlier in the season.

and you know he agency salazar has been found guilty of orchestrating in facilitating doping the british olympic champion mo fountain u.s. runner galen rupp are among the athletes to have trained under him at the nike we're going to project but they have not been accused of any wrongdoing salazar said he to peel nike has not commented. in football the champions league returns tonight but by and munich facing off against tottenham that game comes at a perfect time for byron striker. he set a record by becoming the 1st player to net 10 goals in the opening 6 bonus league again. there can be no doubt who the main man at byron is this season robert levon dusky just keeps getting better and better the polish striker has scored 12 goals in mind games in this campaign but in buy ins champions league clash against tottenham he'll face another of the best strikers in the world english forward harry kane. complete was unleashed and there's nothing he can do he's a very strong striker i'd say that at the moment him and love and dusky are among the top 23 or 4 strikers in the world. and canes goals

one week after shamed athletics coach alberto salazar received a four year ban for dopng violations,rector neil black has announced he'll step down from the role at the end of this month. uk athletics appointed salazar, with black describing him as a " ' lets get more on this now from our sports editor, dan roan. yesterday having just led britain to their worst tally of medals in world championship in 1a years he admitted that his future was uncertain in the wa ke that his future was uncertain in the wake of the alberto salazar scandal. that has cast a shadow on the sport here now as well as the us and to date the government body uk athletics confirmed the head of performance would step down later this month for the black after all was the man that appointed alberto salazar as consultant to his injury and scored in 2013 and described him asa and scored in 2013 and described him as a genius for that two years later hisjudgment was as a genius for that two years later his judgment was seriously called into question when those allegations of wrongdoing by him were made in that bbc docum

—— about salazar.in and again and headlines, like i said, there is no allegation against me. i have not done anything wrong. let's be clear here, this is about salazar. in the oregon project. i feel let down about salazar. in the oregon project. ifeel let down by about salazar. in the oregon project. i feel let down by you guys, to be honest. there is no allegation against me. as i have said again and again, you read a paragraph, you go through, it talks about that and write at the bottom, there is no allegation against me or wrongdoing. so let's be clear, there's no allegation against me. the typhoon is already seen two rugby world cup matches called off tomorrow in scotland feared that there must win game againstjapan on sunday will follow. there looking at the legal options to have it postponed and —— instead. it states that these matches cannot be moved and can only be resulting in a drawer result in the qualifier and that says that cancelling the match would go against the whole sporting integrity

a court case began behind closed doors in 2017, the year farah stopped working with salazar. good morning. today across scotland and northern ireland, early rain will clear. then mostly dry for you with just a few showers. for england and wales, rain in the north and some heavy, thundery downpours further south which could lead to some issues with localised flooding. will have more later. it is tuesdayi of october. we are based here for much of the morning at the conservative party conference in manchester. our top story: proposals to avoid a hard irish border are expected to be published in the coming days as part of the government's revised brexit deal. but, with less than a month until the government's brexit deadline of 31 october, ireland's deputy prime minister, simon coveney, has already dismissed the reported plans as a non—starter. our political correspondent iain watson reports. he says he is prepared to leave the eu without a deal, but would prefer to leave with one, and now those close to borisjohnson say he has a plan. soon after the conservative conference concl

salazar says he's "shocked" and will appeal.r, has also been banned. farah spent six years working under salazar at the nike oregon project before leaving in 2017. athletes have to have complete and total trust in their coaches, and if they don't the relationship will fray, and when a coach is accused of something, an athlete has to ask detailed tough questions. i was in a great coaching relationship with my father but if those questions were being asked of him i would have absolutely wanted to know what the background was if he was working with other athletes and you have to assume that athletes do that if they are challenged in that way and they makejudgments are challenged in that way and they make judgments accordingly. that news about alberto salazar, of course, comes as the world athletics championships continue in doha. on the track this evening this evening there was another hugely impressive performance from britains dina asher smith. she looked very comfortable indeed in winning her semifinal of the 200 metres. she wil

in the us to defend his chicago marathon title, and earlier reacted angrily when questioned about salazarain, and headlines, farah, farah, farah. asi again, and headlines, farah, farah, farah. as i said there is no allegation against me, i have not done anything wrong, these allegations, let's be clear, they are about alberto salazar and oregon project. do you feel let down by him? i feel let down by you guys to be honest. there is no allegation against me, as i said again and again. you read a paragraph, you go through, it talks about farah, and then write at the bottom it says there is no allegation of wrongdoing against mo farah, so let's be clear, there is no allegation against me. as super typhoon hagibis approaches japan, scotland fear that their must win game against the hosts japan on sunday will be called off. they are looking at their legal options to have the game postponed instead. world rugby say they are disappointed with the scots and have pointed to their contract of particiaption which states that pool matches can't be moved, that would see scotland fail to qualify for th

uk athletics appointed salazar as a consultant to its endurance programme in 2013.britain to their worst tally of metals at a world championship in 1a years, black himself admitted his future was uncertain in the wake of the salazar scandal that's cast a shadow over the sport here now as well as in the us. and today, perhaps a little quicker than expected, the governing body, uk athletics, confirmed that they had a performance would be stepping down later this month. it was black after all who was the man that appointed alberto salazar as a consultant to his enduring squad in 2013, describing the coach is a genius. but two years later, his judgement was fiercely called into question, of course, when those allegations of wrongdoing by salazar were first made in that bbc panorama documentary, which triggered an investigation by the us anti—doping agency. and the game between england and portugal is still 0—0. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. austin, thank you for that. the parents of a ten year old boy who died after

este avanzó hacia el uniformado el agente nuevamente le pide que saque las manos de los bolsillos salazar disparó tres veces esto ocurrido el 5 de octubre tras un llamado por violencido el agente ya había sido informado que salazar estaba armado al ser dado de alta será arrestado por ataque agravado contra un agente de la policía. informe de luis estrada. al volver sepa porque este joven necesita un traje especial para poder ir a su escuela, durante los proximos días descenso de la temperaturas más al volver ♪. >> muchísimas gracias feliz noche estaremos hablando de cambios durante las próximas tenemos un frente frío que es responsable del descenson de la temperatura, y precipitaciones. el frente no ti la nubosidad eldescenso mañana,a tenemos oleaje peligroso, se mantendrán así hasta viernes por la noche oleaje podría alcanzar 20 pies, vamos a hablar de las temperaturas 61 san josé ahora. auckland 61 viento soplando del norte nos deja condiciones frescas, ráfagas de viento podrían alcanzar las 30 millas por hora mañana combinación de nubes y lluvia, temperaturas 73 li las temperaturas 64

i have done nothing wrong, let's be clear here, this is about alberto salazar.ere is no allegation against me, as i've said again and again. you read paragraph, you go through and it talks about farah and it says the bottom there is no allegation of wrongdoing against me. on the football was on the big guns in the 2020 qualifier, we have the world champions france currently 1—0 up and that clash. the european champions are hoping to remain on course to qualify for group b over luxembourg and there 2—0 up and england are currently level with the czech republic and a win for the visitors would see them qualify for next yea r‘s visitors would see them qualify for next year's finals. with the typhoon approaching japan, austria claims the seven points to eight when in the seven points to eight when in the game was played in swirling wind and rain and they were very much in the game until a pace of brilliance put daylight between them and austria are likely to play england next. already seen two rugby road cops caught off and they have to win against japan however the

it seems to have a lot of repercussions for the sport, a lot of salazar athletes that were competingw do you feel about that? one of the most high—profile coaches getting banned forfour years? obviously it‘s sad we are still talking about that in the midst of such a great championship, so i feel like it was a little bit of a downer that it happened when it did. it shouldn‘t take away from some of the performances like myself and dena, we should just be talking about positive things. and they were very positive things. and they were very positive things. and they were very positive things. fantastic performances there in delhi. finally, if manchester united fans are feeling a little bit sorry for themselves at the moment, down in themselves at the moment, down in the dumps, spare a thought for fc united of manchester, last night, at home to the northern primarily, the seventh year, steph galinsky, the clearing header from seventh year, steph galinsky, the clearing headerfrom defence. you can clearing headerfrom defence. you ca n safely clearing headerfrom defence. you can safely say t

dutch athletes if one hasn't hasn't the scandal surrounding her coach alberto salazar 5 times in the week for doping offenses the focus in doha she smashed the championship record to what the 1500 meter title to a 10000 me to gold kenya's helena beery retained her title at 5000 made says 5 and she had a hug the end for bronze medalists konstanz a close to how for the germany another of salazar's a fleet of about then as well as union rojas was another who made it back to back goals for success in the triple jump american joe kovacs won a frigging shotput final with wife and coach ashley looking on after a final throw of 22.91 made says by no allows on to the american 4 by 100 meter relay team 5 to finally give sprint veteran justin gatlin his 1st well title in the event jamaica and good by sheree could jackson win the women's event by giving the great shelley and phrase a price the 9th world championship gold i thought it was a blow for the u.s. is a limb pick 100 metres hurdles champion brianna macneill's mate ended abruptly macneil was left distraught after being disqualified for a

the elite athletics academy run by alberto salazar has been closed down after the american coach was banned for 4 years due to diving violations salazar had courage to various olympic champions at the nike oregon projects including britain's my fara in a statement archy said the salazar situation had become an unfair burden on the athletes still involved the coach of running any it could show he says it's a case of when not if the 2 hour marathon barrier is broken keep chugging will make his or latest attempt on the record in austria on saturday the kenyan missed out by just 26 seconds in italy a couple of years ago he is the current world record holder but this time one counts as an official record and he's being helped by now less than $41.00 pace micah's 3 years ago it was more like any possibility of them one say it was more like realistic. and their way is that the marathons their normal marathons 201 in berlin 202 in london and the difficult conditions in london. i mean to me i think it's more like a question of when and when we will be uncertain. to be going to fall and in fri

the elite athletics academy run by alberto salazar has been closed down after the american coach was banned for 4 years due to doping violations salazar had coached various olympic champions at the nike oregon projects including britain's my fara in a statement archy said the salazar situation had become an unfair burden on the athletes still involved now the coach of running any it could show he says it's a case of when not if the 2 hour marathon barrier is broken kids will make his latest attempt on the record in austria on saturday the kenyan missed out by just 26 seconds in italy a couple of years ago he is the current world record holder but this time won't count as an official record as he's being helped by now less than 41 pace mike has . a few years ago it was more like any disability of the moon say it was more like realistic. and their way is that the marathons the normal marathons to 01 in berlin 202 in london and the difficult conditions in london. i mean to me i think it's more like a question of when and when will be uncertain. to be going to fall and in friday's quarte

lord coe says that he is not surprised that questions have been raised about some of alberto salazar'sthat people have been sceptical. regarding these championships, he said the were... it is pretty clear to us that on athlete performance, this is the best world championships that we have ever had. i passionately believe that sport can shine a spotlight on so many issues about other areas of the world simply do not want to address, that is why i fundamentally believe that sport is the best, deft diplomat that we have, and we will continue to use it. i am really happy that athletics has consistently been at the forefront of that change. just to confirm some other events from today, this... he file claims his first global title, the 10,000 metres won byjoshua... his first global title, the 10,000 metres won by joshua. .. thank you so much for a comprehensive round—up. france have joined england in the quarter—finals of the rugby world cup. but onlyjust, edging out tonga by 23 points to 21. after france scored two early tries, they were looking comfortable but with seconds left, tonga mad

anti-doping agency has banned alberto salazar. undisputed leader of the pack of defending champions was russian high jumper maria unless it's skinner who won her 3rd straight gold medal. this one though as a neutral athlete as russia's track and field federation has been suspended since 2015 due to widespread doping allegations. the men's 5000 meter final had 3 norwegian brothers competing in debates the youngest of the band of brothers was leading in the final lap only to be picked at the left corner. of britain ended up in 5th while gold and silver went to ethiopia with a dress repeating his triumph from 2 years ago in london. and finally some joy for i know we didn't actually cost involved home defended his title in the 400 meter hurdles climbing an unbeaten streak of 14 races meanwhile 3rd placed abderrahim sam in the 1st middle of the championships for both states are. now will stay without benteke san the u.s. anti-doping agency has banned alberto salazar head of a leading track and field program for 4 years he's been found

and simon nike said the salazar situation had become an unfair burden on the athletes still felt. now the coach should run and it could show he says it's a case of when not if the 2 hour marathon barrier is broken keep chugging we making his or latest attempt on the record in austria on saturday the kenyan missed out by just 26 seconds in italy 2 years ago he's the current world record holder but this time one counts as an official record because amongst other things it's not that i can race and he's being helped by taking a 41 pacemakers. a few years ago it was more like any possibility of someone say it was more like realistic. and their way is the marathons their normal marathons 201 in berlin 202 in london and the difficult conditions in london. i mean to me i think it's more like a question of when and when it will be uncertain and. if the weather behaves itself out record it sam will start at 0615 in vienna or if it isn't rain and if the road conditions are good he'll go for it but it won't be an official record sadly which is a shame the same andy thank you so much for that

the issue regarding alberto salazar who has been banned. the women's event, you have got the world record breaker and now has a rivalry with the rising star in the sport. we hope this will continuously go into they big year. on that point of view this port is healthy. this is to be learned over what has happened over the past two weeks. well, the president of athletics governing body, lord coe, has defended the hosting of the championships in qatar. there's been criticism of poor attendances in doha, alongside questions of country's human rights record. but coe said it's important that events like this are held in different parts of the world. it is really important that this sport moves around the world, that it cannot forge its relationships based on political structures or transitory political systems. we would not have sporting relationships if we predicated them on that. and that's why sport will continue to work and sweat as hard as it does to make social change. kevin na has one in las vegas. he claimed his fourth pga tour title. jon

the elite athletics academy run by alberto salazar has been closed down after the american coach was banned for 4 years due to diving violations salazar had courage to various olympic champions at the nike oregon projects including britain's my fara in a statement archy said the salazar situation had become an unfair burden on the athletes still involved. a coach of running any it could show he says it's a case of when not if the 2 hour marathon barrier is broken keep chugging will make his or latest attempt on the record in austria on saturday the kenyan missed out by just 26 seconds in italy a couple of years ago he is the current world record holder but this time one counts as an official record as he's been helped by now less than 41 pace my case. for years ago it was more like any possibility of them one said it was more like realistic. and their way is the other marathons their normal marathons 201 in berlin 202 in london and the difficult conditions in london. i mean to me i think it's more like a question of when and when we will be uncertain. 2 big names have fallen in frida