you heard lord sebastian coe laying out this newl sebastian coe laying out this new policy, and the newhat's been through male puberty won't be able to enter elite female competition, and he said that decision was made because he wanted to protect the integrity of the female category. after consulting with member of the trans community and the international olympic committee. but this isn't the end of the matter, they will be further groups to look into this. he said it may change and decisions may change in the future, but the science is unclear and while that remains, he had no option but to act decisively today. it's different for dst athletes. that's differences of sexual development. —— dsd. they have to lower their testosterone levels. instead of five per litre, it's down to a maximum of two and a half per litre. that for six months, but for those athletes who want to compete in running events between 400 metres and the mile, these have been restricted events for dsd athletes. that period will be two years. that's important for world athletics because currently, there are 13 dsd a

yes, lord sebastian coe, us more details? yes, lord sebastian coe. who is — us more details?ord sebastian coe, who is the president of - us more details? yes, lord sebastian coe, who is the president of world . coe, who is the president of world at a has been laying out the new transgender policy and it is similar to those adopted by swimming and rugby. as you said, anyone who has been through male puberty will not been through male puberty will not be able to compete at elite female events said the decision was made to protect the integrity of the female category, and after consulting with the trans community and the international olympic committee. this is not the end of the matter. a working group will be set up to study evidence as it emerges, but as it stands, he said, with the science so unclear, he had no choice but to act decisively. meanwhile, the rules surrounding dst athletes, those with differences of sexual development, have been tightened, they must lower their testosterone levels from five to a maximum of 2.5 per litre, and thatis to a maximum of 2.5 per litre,

i'm sure that sebastian coe did as knowing him as i do, and they are making decisions.t they believe is for the best for their sport. christine brennan. always good to have you with us. thank you so much. leave it. thank you. puzzle piece of ancient greek history is back in place. we'll tell you about the return of invaluable artifacts to greece hundreds of years after they were taken. why burn a candle when you can switch to airways essential missed. it's the portable and m modern way to transform fragrance infnfused wh natural essential oils intnto a mist upgrade to aiair wick. essential missed. this is annie . she loves dogs, so she started a school for dogs. staff was growing. our space was growing, and we need toave more money in the ban any needed alone enter smart biz loa .com. we found them a bank, which got them an s b a loan th a great rate and we made the process easier. we've helped over 230,000 small businesses get over $9 billion in funding. it was fast. it was easy. they were super nice and i got the loan. we're all happy i did. we can tell. apply today a

now, world athletics headed by a guy named sebastian coe.u don't have politicians running these organizations. you have former athletes. sebastian coe, olympic champion, great middle distance runner in the 80s out of the uk. he's been head of it for a while and he really gets it and what he said that when looking at this , what he wanted to do was he wanted to put it a priority on fairness for women's sports. not equity. stuart: yup. >> bingo. that's exactly what we need. this is only another domino to fall. there are so many more. the international olympic committee, their rules. things like that, but when the big organizations up on top start making constructed changes when it comes because i'm for fairness, i'm for women's sports and i want to see them prosper. stuart: excellent. okay. i'd like to get your opinion on lots of different subjects because it's hard to get you on the show but when we got you we like to talk about a lot of different things. try this. california governor gavin newsom -- >> hit me with it. stuart: -- governor new

sebastian coe , who held a meeting in monaco and yesterday he finished two days. legrad in the federation athletics and they continued the suspension of russian and belarusian athletes until the end of the war, this is very important news for us and very such serious news because athletics is one of the most important sports in the world, it has a lot of disciplines on olympic games, and it was very important that sebastian cole, the president of the world athletic group, continued the suspension of russian and belarusian athletes, and this is the most important thing, and we want the federation to know more. i want to tell you that in general, where there are no russians in the leadership of e-e international federations, are there russian sponsors or russian money that helps in the development of this sport, then there is support for us, there is support where there are, after all , heads of international federations of russians are there sponsors from russia of course, of course they are trying to bring back great athletes from russia and belarus. unfortunately

the head of the worldwide governing body for track and field sebastian coe says athletes who've gonee's also announced a working group will be set up to conduct further research into the transgender eligibility guidelines. the world athletics council has today taken the decisive action to protect the female category in our sport, and to do so by restricting the participation of tra nsgender and dsd athletes. the decision was taken in consultation with a number of stakeholders, including 40 memberfederations, our coaches, our athletes and through the athletes' commission, as well as a range of other community groups, including trans groups, un experts, the international olympic committee and para athletics. and the world's top three golfers all won at the wgc match play championship. in austin, texas, jon rahm bouncing back from his opening loss to beat american keith mitchell four and three. the players are split into 16 groups of four. the winners of each making the knockout rounds at the weekend. meanwhile, the world number one and defending champion scottie scheffler looks well—pl

yes, lord sebastian coe, who is the president i of world athletics, has been laying out the new transgenderents, and he said that decision was made because he wanted to protect the integrity - of the female category, - and after consulting with member of the trans community and _ the international olympic committee. but this isn't the end - of the matter, a working group will be set up to study. evidence as it emerges. as it stands, he said, - with the science so unclear, he had no choice but to act decisively today. i meanwhile the rules - surrounding dsd athletes — that's those with differences of sexual development — i they have been tightened. they must lower their testosterone levels from five per litre, _ to a maximum of two and a half per litre. l that's important for world athletics because currently, there are 13 dsd athletes in international— competition and no trans athletes. let's talk about insufferable noises. you know, those annoying sounds, like the crunching of a crisp packet, or someone chewing really loudly. well, if those kinds of noises bother you — to the point where y

there is a news conference taking place right now chaired by former desert with mp sebastian coe whory, i thought that your feet _ are you finished? thank you, sorry, i thought that your feet had - are you finished? thank you, sorry, i thought that your feet had frozen. | i thought that your feet had frozen. thank you for that. i am sure there may be some questions that will come your way towards the end of the press conference but let me just digress for a moment, because i would just like to take this opportunity, and i know that i speak on behalf of all my council colleagues and those members of the task force, for the herculean work that you and the team have done over the last seven years. it has been exemplary, it has been painstaking, and i know at times it has been painful. this work was absolutely essential. it followed the process, and we, and i come i would like to think that those athletes that are going to be competing, i hope, in future years in russia, do so with the confidence of the rest of the sport. we still have some way to go. i think it is worth pointing out tha