play . sébastien king that is one of germany's top triathletes trying very hard and competes againstthe world's best athletes in their arms you need to work hard every day so you have even a vague chance of making it to the finish line before the. the bus town is on the italian alps near the video training for the upcoming travel owns the season in mid october he'll compete in the morning i am out for a whole swim 4 kilometers cycle 180 kilometers. and then run a full marathon. sebastien is talking with his wife christina training phonied sideman in 10 days time but not everything is going to plan. in or for the other day i was on the cycle track which was really busy someone was coming towards me and i stepped out of the way if i wanted this current with my right foot when i twisted my ankle really badly and then i thought ok that's it i won't be doing any sport for at least a year in this. fortunately he only strained a leg amount. in one of the serve well you can still see the injury on my right foot is a bit taller. so this really doesn't bode well for the new iron man. i was pla

sebastien loves to read to get his mind off things and relax. and putin i'm reading a book about russian president putin that i won by michel who does on the middle east. been that well so nothing to do with sports at all. so mists oh god it's ball $3.00 to $6.00 of us to has decided to compete and i need to i am man after all along let's review. that if you. think it's pretty clear that. if they get it i think you need some races i've been to professional and amateur athletes they only need to check in a day before the competition and sebastien like the others must check in his fine but i think the op ludovico this is like fort knox. at night they even have guard dogs patrolling in my name that would seem easy one fault on either to finish. this article in the big day has arrived at some bus town is up at 5 am. a message. to. them send you my i'm going park usually i will absolutely hate getting up this early. in the gob quits and look it's a race like this when my alarm goes off i get up and i'm ready to roll. i never feel tired or anything li

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each day sébastien engages until one of the 3 triathlon disciplines swimming cycling all running.after which he hits the gym he usually spends 8 hours training every day. over the past months he's built up his muscles now he trains to keep his fitness levels up. by. july you've got to make sure you're not continuously strengthening your muscles is all. you have to use light weights to keep your muscles in shape and do the exercises properly. they sleep with the bottom i mean your muscle side else you. know my coach would probably be appalled if he heard me talk about how to exercise properly. leg which i mean if you do a book or. sebastien then as coach have to vice a training routine with special exercises for his injured foot he wants to do really well in the upcoming hawaii i know the winner takes home $100000.00 neurons in prize money and sebastian wants to secure a lucrative sponsorship deal. women often always. i think judging by a link earn him the more i have a 30 percent chance of winning the race of 4 with them so if that's not bad. but winning the hawaii are unmanned co

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wrong move. sébastien kenya is one of germany's top triathlete he trains very hard and competes againstthe world's best athletes in the eye and you need to work hard every day so you have even a vague chance of making it to the finish line hoping for the off. to mass town as an italian alps man having no training for the upcoming triathlons the season in mid october he'll compete in the morning i imagine we'll swim 4 kilometers cycle 100 easy kilometers and then run a full marathon. sebastien is talking with his wife christina training for needs an iron man in 10 days time but not everything is going to plan. in or for the other day i was on the cycle track which was really busy someone was coming towards me and i stepped out of the way it on to the curb with my right foot to move i twisted my ankle really badly and then i thought ok that's it i won't be doing any sport for at least a year in this. fortunately he only strained a ligament. is one of the well you can still see.

vahaamahina, point, early in the second half, sebastien va haamahina, the point, early in the secondht during a mall on the wales line, there was no need for it, but during there was no need for it, but during the remaining half hour, of course, there were reduced to 111 men. it looks like time was running out, wales struggling to make that advantage count, but in the final reckoning, moriarty it was who p°pped reckoning, moriarty it was who normed up reckoning, moriarty it was who popped up to score the decisive try, dan biggar converted to edge wales head for the very first time in the match, and so they are through to a second semifinal in the last three world cups, and i will now believe, having not been at their best but somehow finding a way to prevail, they can go all the way, reaching first world cup final and gave coach warren gatland the defining moment in this, his final tournament that is long and successful tenure deserves. so wales will now take on south africa, who knocked out the tournament hosts, japan, 26—3 in the day's other quarterfinal. two trys from makazole map

all stress former chancellor sébastien current says coalition talks are likely to be more challengingthis time round after his party's victory in sunday's election the 33 year old leader is looking for new partners to form a government and says his 1st priority will be economic growth a mccain reports from vienna. on a sunny afternoon people here taking stock of sunday's election it's clear who the newspapers think is the leading man now sebastien courts faces a choice of who to govern with. tries to get talks with all the other parties in the parliament and try to form a government to firth's for the people of austria in vienna people speculate that might mean the greens who muscle their way back into parliament with their best ever results and who might be prepared to work with courts if you will compromise the using the word for word and we are well prepared for these discussions and i can only say that we will campaign for changes in this country especially regarding climate protection but also in terms of integration that is the mandate that we got . unlike the far right freedom

sebastien: and that's not clear. there's always a lagged effect.o a certain distant right now come up -- to a certain extent right now, we are seeing weakness. trade certainly has an impact. we hear from ceos, listen, i'm not investing until this is sorted out. it is clearly having an impact. but what we are also seeing right now is the lagged effect of monetary tightening, china deleveraging leading into 2018. so with these lags, right now the question is will monetary stimulus have an impact. twokey question, too, with cuts priced in before the end of the year, are we using all our bullets? if things get worse, do we still have bullets in the chamber with u.s. real rates already hovering close to zero? alix: with that in mind, where do you still want to maintain some kind of risk? sebastien: what we are doing at the moment is at the top level, we are reducing risk on the margin. stocks are slightly expensive. bonds are much more expensive than stocks. as we are doing that, we are adding a little bit to cash. but under the hood, we are also playin

team without a league win the season if things were on the up but hines unfortunate just a golf sébastienshowing how theo part of one's 1st 3 points of the campaign in the 2nd half that amount feel they can compete at this level. here's a look at the results from s. day 9 so far no goals in the shock adornment arrival or a buy in munich boss junior berlin freiburg over army life leverkusen and brave men shared the spoils he had to berlin fought back but failed to hoffenheim pot of bullets home field advantage worked out for them with their win over dusseldorf and the friday night game mites were not impressed with the smell cologne were giving off the carnival club affair with the host side's way. robin quizes scored the pick of the goals as his side came from behind to beat their neighbors 31 the result lifts mice above 00 in leaves the visitors in the relegation play off spot. and as you can see 2 more games coming up on sunday home field advantage for both the wolves and a lot buck. time to look at the table to see what's changed byron munich back in pole position and less club or burk

i was so moved by a man sebastien rudi who won the ball and a dummy and made up for his earlier missed to put hoffenheim control. with one goal is never enough as long as 11 dusty is on the pitch the punish striker headed in the equaliser with less than 20 minutes to go it was his 11th gold an already phenomenal bundesliga campaign it took him until january to hit that mark last season but in the sky he was outdone a dummy and hit by a man with a sucker punch. the striker. he is his effort passed money well noir from the edge of the book and this time by him have no response nico covert she's smiling no longer i saw his attorney answer 1st 2 goals of the season gave hoffenheim their 1st ever victory by. buying will be down right fear is not just the feats that place of the top of the table is at stake now with rivals development in hot pursuit but their innate and would need to win by at least 4 goals to go top now funny enough the team they're facing have an even better chance of leapfrogging by brace yourselves it's freiburg not to surprise the surprise of many of you having the best

any team without a league win this season if things were on the up but how fortunate to some golf sébastienshare now theo part of one's 1st 3 points of the campaign in the 2nd half now feel they can compete at this level. here's a look at the results from s. day 9 so far no goals in the. arrival or a by munich boston freiburg over rb lives leverkusen and brave men shared the spoils he had to berlin fought back but failed to hoffenheim pot of bullets home field advantage worked out for them with their went over dusseldorf and the friday night game mites were not impressed with the smell cologne were giving off the carnival club affair but the host side's way robin quizes court the pick of the goals as his psyche from behind to beat their neighbors $31.00 the result lifts mights above throwing in leaves the visitors in the relegation play off spot. and as you can see 2 more games coming up on sunday home field advantage for both the wolves and a lot buck. time to look at the table to see what's changed byron munich back pole position and less club or burke has something to say about that on s

finished in style winning the final stage to take the rally by ten seconds from reigning champion, sebastienrivers' championship by 28 points with just two rounds to go. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news it's time fro the travel show. this week on the travel show... i am in greece with a team of archaeologists, uncovering the long—lost city of tenea. i found an artefact! plus, i'm going into battle. finding out what it was like for the crew of an ancient athenian warship. we're heading to athens to uncover greece's ancient treasures,

only dream since shutout. sébastien kena is one of germany's top triathletes in trying very hard andcompetes against the world's best athletes and i'm sure you need to work hard every day so you have even a vague chance of making it to the finish line hoping for the off. the bus down as an italian alps man having no training for the upcoming triathlons the season in mid october he'll compete in the why and that way he'll swim 4 kilometers cycle 100 an easy kilometers and then run our full marathon. sebastian is talking with his wife christina training for need some iron man in 10 days time but not everything is going to plan. it off the other day i was on the cycle track which was really busy someone was coming towards me and i stepped out of the way it went to the skirt with my right foot with the news i twisted my ankle really badly and then i thought ok that's it i won't be doing any sport for at least a year in this. fortunately he only strained a ligament. is one of the well you can still see the.

i was so moved by a man sebastien rudi who won the ball and down the end made up for his earlier missed to put half and mind control. but one goal is never enough as long as 11 dusty is on the pitch the polish striker headed in the equaliser with less than 20 minutes to go in the season 11 stone with an already phenomenal bundesliga campaign it took him until january to hit that mark last season but in this guy he was outdone a dummy and hit by a man with a sucker punch. i just try to see if his effort passed money well neuer from the edge of the box and this time by an had no response nico comes out she's smiling no longer a saga set down the answer 1st 2 goals of the season gave hoffenheim their 1st ever victory by. well a quick look at the bundesliga table shows byron still lead the way despite their defeat they are ahead of freiburg rb like 6 and they have a close in on goal difference dortmund are down in 7 and at the other end pettable in or adrift at the bottom after just 7 games of the season. coming up next reporter with a look at the struggles of triathletes there's more world

early in the second half, sebastien vahaamahina, the giant french lock elbowed wainwright during a malls no need for it. in the roaming half—an—hour, france were reduced to 14. it looked like time is running out and wales were struggling to make their one—man advantage count. but in the final reckoning, moriarty it was who popped up to score the decisive try. dan biggar converted to edge wales ahead for the very first time in the match. so they are through to a second semifinal in the last three world cups and they will now believe, that having not been at their best, but somehow found a way to prevail, they can go all the way, reach a first world cup final i give coach, warren gatland the defining moment in this, his final tournament that he his long and successful tenure deserves. staying in japan and australia's head coach michael cheka will stand down at the end of the year. it comes after their heavy defeat to england on saturday. cheka's contract was up soon anyway, but he said in 2018 he'd quite if the wallabies didn't win the world cup. i have no regrets about making the call, b

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. >> reporter: sebastien marot founded a vocational training charity 25 years ago that's helped thousands of marginalized children and their parents. >> the movie "killing fields," and all the movies that came out about cambodia about this. so, when people think cambodia, they think that all the children are being victims of destruction, and everyone is an orphan, which is far from the truth. >> reporter: with the civil strife over, he says there are far fewer orphans now. many children still live in poverty but their number has also dropped amid robust economic growth, notably in tourism to cambodia's world famous temples. there may be fewer orphans, but orphanages have also become a growth industry. there were about 150 in 2005; today there are more than 400, housing more than 16,000 children. often, they are put on display, dancing for tourists who are then coaxed to leave a donation. >> ( translated ): we learn to dance, we performed for foreign visitors. it's not fun, it's so exhausting. >> reporter: 14 year old dara and his sister dary, who's nine, were recently reunited with their

already in the bag but the luck was on the side of the visitors asked evidenced in braman opening. sébastien struck by the obvious which was signed off to the break. and in the 88 minutes you arrival on the silver made it to wall to seemingly circle the game. injury time drama struck again and. the guests were handed a child from the sports in the morning to pose for minutes to all the final school frankfurt forced to make do with a single point of. the town phone call celebrated his 500th game as opposed to sleep on friday and fortuna josel dorf hadn't lost to harris at berlin in almost 40 years and just as they had in their previous 4 games fortuna took the lead look at headings making it one nil from the spot after a fall in the area and just as in their previous 4 games they couldn't hang on to their lead just 5 minutes later they'd already because of it made a one all. poor marking to blame as usual for the visitors too many times had the players were allowed far too much space. as evidence again shortly before the break i don't deliver osun finding too much space to put the hosts ahead

sebastien sun gives us the lowdown whom they stand in kick off life. they say it's lonely at the top needs a goal to love good luck to sleep but not in the german some flight right now. to present. motoring favorites and surprise packages. to find. the gap from 1st place a 7th. still i think 2 points. today tilted 7 much desean it's not by no dual been sitting atop the bundesliga but burress you're munching glass back on 16 points to cover a lot of you look at the table everyone's delighted with the weather as well you play all you for this is going to be 51 against ouch book 4 wins on the truck for glasgow the best start to abundantly good season since 976 when marco was a was one week old now the new coach has taken them to the dizzy heights of 1st for the 1st time since 2011 we are happy to be on the top team worked hard for that now we have to keep going. and lot of hard work has got bones book where they are now after a 10 win against a new young but live next 2nd in the table another surprise it was a big opportunity for us in the pictures and se

from via phone call after the post-election parties it's time for some tricky negotiations to begin sebastien curt's is now you looking for coalition partners the greens may be a viable option for him there are we entering parliament after a surge in support and kids change the face of australian politics but would they want to. put in a good space be the edge of the of course we greens are ready to talk but we can only come to the negotiating table if there is a shift when it comes to alki areas if we now have the responsibility to put austria at the forefront in climate protection putting an influential. if the greens joined a governing coalition it would be a 1st just a national level but with so many other parties also in the frame the voters have mixed feelings about the overall results. and it's a close optic honestly it's great exactly what i was hoping for and i'm not curious about coalitions and what the coalition talks will bring on them playing in a little bit see we'll see with the greens really want to implement a green. policy with a just middling communists in galveston i don't

bottas finished ahead of sebastien vettel and lewis hamilton who was third.im for it. simone biles could become the most succesful gymnast in world championship history as she competes in herfinal two events in stuttgart today. the records keep coming for the brilliant american. she won gold in the vault yesterday, her 23rd world championship medal, equalling the record held by vitaly scherbo. that record could become her own today, when she competes on the floor and the balance beam. and these are live pictures from stuttgart. this is the final of the men's vault — britain's dom cunningham is involved he's currently seventh. joe fraser competes on parallel bars later and of course simone biles to look forward to as well — she starts her day in around 15 minutes' time. you can watch it all via the red button and via the bbc sport website. we will keep a close eye on this british interest today. there was a hugely impressive performance from boxer josh warrington as he successfully defended his ibf world featherweight title. the 28—year—old put in a dominant d

west ham look to finally have got their act together after the interval with sebastien haller pouncingdeclan rice handled in the box. with crystal palace's regular penalty taker suspended, patrick van aanholt stepped up. roy hodgson needn't have worried because the defender put them firmly back on terms. that would have been enough for west ham to break into the top four, but palace needed a winner and it came late on thanks tojordan are you. the video assistant referee confirmed it to give crystal palace their first confirmed it to give crystal palace theirfirst win at confirmed it to give crystal palace their first win at west ham for more than four years, to move them up to fourth place. we are getting used to seeing late drama involving var this season. these the other two results we haven't mentioned in the 3:00 games. a 1—0 for burnley against everton who had seamus coleman sent off in the second half. jeff hendrick scoring the burnley winner. everton in a bit of trouble now down to 17th. a very poor game between watford and sheffield united finished 0—0. but the significant figu

sebastien sun gives us the lowdown whom they stand in kick off life. they say it's lonely at the top. the book is legion but not in a german top flight right now. to present the. altering favorites and surprise packages. transferred starts again from 1st place to 7 a tantalizing 2 points. of diluted 7 much daisy. and it's not by you know doormen sitting at top the bundesliga but burress you're munching glass back on 16 points you look at the table everyone's delighted with the weather as well you play all you for this is going to go 51 against aus book 4 wins on the truck for gladbach the best start to abundance legacies in since 976 when marco also was one week old now the new coach has taken them to the dizzy heights of 1st for the 1st time since 2011 we have video on the top team worked hard for that and we have to keep going. a lot of hard work has gone from spoke with they are now after a 10 win against a young but live next 2nd in the table another surprise it was a big opportunity for us the pictures and 2nd the numbers they got. absolutely good

responded that it's too bad it dries out the soil and the oil in its leaves can lead to wildfires. sébastienreplied that when they planted the trees are usually well spaced at least where he lives. to be allowed on the other hand is a big fan of pomegranates because the healthy and motivating. time limit is a fan of the jungle great sisters have had broken because it's great for pollinators and because it's vines block out the view of the riffraff next door and watch. me from indonesia i think every plant is important and can be used in various ways he says plants plant important role as the earth's lungs because they emit oxygen and help prevent global warming facts all those comments keep them coming. to life giving element oxygen that we mentioned as released when plants photosynthesize everywhere from under us had a question about that. why can't we replicate photosynthesis in the lab harnessing the energy of the sun the plants have developed the process of photosynthesis over millions of years they use light to trigger a cellular reaction converting carbon dioxide and water into carbohy

anybody‘s, france were 19—10 up at half—time, but then the turning point, early in the second half, sebastienl on the wales line, there was no need for it, but during the remaining half hour, of course, there were reduced to 1a men. it looks like time was running out, wales struggling to make that advantage count, but in the final reckoning, moriarty it was who popped up to score the decisive try, dan biggar converted to edge wales head for the very first time in the match, and so they are through to a second semifinal in the last three world cups, and they will now believe, having not been at their best but somehow finding a way to prevail, they can go all the way, reaching first world cup final and give coach warren gatland the defining moment in this, his final tournament that his long and successful tenure deserves. the hosts japan, meanwhile, are out. they were defeated 26—3 in tokyo, from where, andy swiss reports. this was a night whenjapan‘s thrilling world cup adventure finally came to an end as south africa proved one test too far for them. four years ago japan africa proved one tes

he won't have enjoyed this though — france starting superbly as first the giant sebastien vahaamahinahem 12—0 up inside eight minutes. which france would turn up? now we knew. wales needed to respond and, in a frenetic opening, immediately did so. aaron wainwright pouncing and then bursting clear. with officials under pressure to clamp down on high tackles, ross moriarty was always going to pay for this. and, while he was in the sin bin, his team were punished too. virimi vakatawa's try giving the french a nine—point lead at the end of a thrilling half. now france needed to keep their discipline. instead, an act of violence as daft as it was dangerous by vahaamahina. the fans showed what they thought, the officials agreed. france would play the last half an hour a man down. although games can hinge on such moments, wales struggled to make their advantage count. but, with the final whistle approaching, the ball bubbled loose and moriarty rescued his team. dan biggar‘s conversion edging wales ahead for the first time. france's heroic defiance was over. they'd left it late, they'd ridden

the turning point came when sebastien vaha—mahina was sent off for that elbow on wainwright in a mault by a single point to france in the semis in their only previous world cup meeting, but this was revenge, ross moriarty‘s try inside the last ten minutes, converted by dan biggar saw them triumph by the narrowest of margins, they will now face the winners of the quarterfinal between japan and south africa that has just kicked off. i think the better team lost today so the thing about our boy is that they don't give up. theyjust keep trying to win. we kept working away. france came out of the blocks quite well. at half—time, we said we have to score next. the red card was the big significant moment. wales through to the last four injapan. they are going to play either the hosts south africa and their match is just getting under way in tokyo. no points on the board just yet. they are only just no points on the board just yet. they are onlyjust been playing a couple of minutes. the other semi—final is already set. a mouthwetering match against new zealand, the reigning champions thrashed

up next conflict zone meting sébastien he's talking to jay ponder the vice-president and spokesman forthe region the party that's india's the governing party that's coming up shortly. before. the conflict zone. is just 3 months since india decided that it'll have to change in kashmir my guess this week is just comes up. national vice-president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling p j p obviously also the challenges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. valley. welcome to the but is the game here for a decent. place to talk about a. country that's a little. silly you don't want. to go. to your friends dear antonio here's a see here. my 3 grandchildren sleep on troubles when i was in france is a germany was split in 2 and remain divided for decades when your mother was born in 1969 the wall was already 8 years old as you know my grandchildren were born after the wall fell morning being read by. 3 generations of one family on a journey through recent german history and it. starts nov 6th on d. w. . 0 information silence it's hard not to see this as a play to cover up w

has just outlined. does contain that compromise that sebastien hasjust outlined.u nationals and votes for 16 and 17 euros because it has been reacted despite rejected. they could be put back on the house of lords. here's my try and put it on. there is a possibility there but if the common speaker view them out of spoke it is probably quite likely that the lord speaker would say the same thing. that is something to watch tomorrow and see whether opposition peers on the labour side and lib dems side try and put that back on so there is a compromise to be done, all the parties have essentially said they wa nt parties have essentially said they want an election and they can get the northern irish legislation through, they can get billing directly from monday the ninth if they need to, they are just saying they need to, they are just saying they can. a quick peep inside the commons again because the minister for the cabinet office is still wrapping up and while we look at these images i will ask both of you as we pull of the commons events, sticks now are very high. we

anybody‘s, france were 19—10 up at half—time, but then the turning point, early in the second half, sebastiene, there was no need for it, but during the remaining half hour, of course, there were reduced to 1a men. it looks like time was running out, wales struggling to make that advantage count, but in the final reckoning, moriarty it was who popped up to score the decisive try, dan biggar converted to edge wales head for the very first time in the match, and so they are through to a second semifinal in the last three world cups, and they will now believe, having not been at their best but somehow finding a way to prevail, they can go all the way, reaching a first world cup final and give coach warren gatland the defining moment in this, his final tournament that his long and successful tenure deserves. andy murray has described his victory in the european open as one of the biggest wins of his career. the former world number one broke down in tears after winning his first singles title since career—saving hip surgery. he came from a set and a break down to beat three—time grand slam champio

blow and the blue the talking about was delivered by the gentleman in the middle of that photograph sebastien wagner. this is the moment in question why he basically thrust his elbow into the throat of one of the welsh players and when it would appear unprovoked has to be saidid this is it i in m motionk at my dear just how much force was used when he did this and he was sent off leaving from a man down they then lost by just one point and frankly i think you have to lay the blame at his feet. now interestingly he's chosen today to announce his retirement from international rugby not many people in france thought he was ever going to be wearing. the french chef again i think it's fair to say. plus this decision was made months ago. is it the right time for him to be stepping away from international rugby interesting it's also his birthday today is the grand old age of twenty eight twenty eight years so i think it's unlikely that he was genuinely planning to announce his international retirements coming up right now i am as a second row forward you know absolutely it does seem. highly unlikely

bottas finished ahead of sebastien vettel and team—mate, lewis hamilton, who was third.from winning a sixth driver's title. there are four races to go. liverpool and bristol city are both still searching for theirfirst win of the womens super league season after the sides drew i—i this morning. manchester united comprehensively beat tottenham hotspur to record back to back wins. goals from kirsty hanson and jane ross came either side of an ashleigh neville own goal to seal the win. the score was 3—0. into the second half in that game between chelsea and the arsenal. that's all the sport for now. there's more on the bbc sport website including build up to scoatland adna wales's football euro2020 qualifiers later today. the kurdish authorities in northern syria say family members of islamic state fighters are among those who escaped from a camp for displaced people. the breakout happened as a turkish offensive targeted the area. the camp is now said to be unguarded. the us president trump donald trump has been speaking about the withdrawal of us troops from north eastern s

are taking stock of sunday's election it's clear who the newspapers think is the leading man now sebastien courts faces a choice of who to govern with will try to shift good talks with all the other parties in the parliament and try to form a government the furthest for the people forced in vienna people speculate that might mean the greens who muscled their way back into parliament with their best ever result and who might be prepared to work with courts if you will compromise using the word and we are well prepared for these discussions and i can only say that we will campaign for changes in this country especially regarding climate protection but also in terms of integration there is the mandate that we got. unlike the far right freedom party whose vote share plummeted due to the corruption scandal its former leaders called in the spring seemingly condemning their parliamentary colleagues to a spell in opposition and in effect meaning there are now no far right parties in government in much of western europe some analysts believe this absence from power may only be temporary it will alw

performances on the track yet at the khalifa stadium have been absolutely outstanding, this is what sebastienabout what has been going on inside the stadiumm 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. iam really have, and we will continue to use it. i am really happy that athletics has consistently been at the forefront of that change. sebastian coe very much focusing on the performance of the athletes, let's be honest, there have been empty seat behind you, one of the world's top coaches banned for four years for drug allegations. 0verall, top coaches banned for four years for drug allegations. overall, how do you think these world championships will be remembered? very difficult to say, i think it is absolutely right to say the performances on the track have been fantastic

finished in style, winning the final stage to take the rally by ten seconds from reigning champion sebastien. novak djokovic has given the clearest indication yet that he has returned to form and fitness at the end of the year. he's won his first tournament back since pulling out of the us open last month with a shoulder injury, beating john millman in straight sets in the final of the japan open. it took him just 70 minutes, he only lost five games — and he didn't drop a set all week. it was a fantastic week in every sense. i felt great on the court, felt really welcome by the japanese people off of the court as well. they made me feel like at home. did not drop a set, played great, just overall great experience. andy murray will continue his return to the sport this week. he's playing in the shanghai masters — an event he's won three times — and will be buoyed by reaching the quarter—finals of the china open last week. he's still cautious, but the mood is positive. until a few weeks ago, maybe a month ago, ididn't until a few weeks ago, maybe a month ago, i didn't know how competitive i wo

idea will lay out still has more to do what we do have more to do but things are changing i think sébastiengo has done a great job with allowing women and forcing it a little bit for the women to be able to be allowed to get into senior positions so they've been working we have to stay working but the new constitution is going to make sure that women can reach those positions ok i want to ask you about caster semenya now she's not here to defend her 800 metre wall title do you have sympathy for her situation i don't have sympathy for situation i think it is very difficult for her i also have sympathy for the other women athletes it is difficult to compete against somebody that you know has some advantages so it's i think it's a very tough decision is a very difficult situation for both for her and for the other women. and speaking of female athletes they've done really well here they've broken records. they've made history do you think they've outperform the man here. not really i think we're doing more or less about the same i think it has been a great competition not with lots of world re

of his government ministers to resign not the declaring he's heard the message from mass protests sebastien ben he says he wants to end the state of emergency 9000 people have been killed in 2 weeks of unrest reports now from santiago. a protest of more than 1000000 people and she lives capital santiago has been called the most significant social mobilization in a generation. in response to the historic march she lives president. announced sweeping changes to both his cabinet and to national policy the 2 will be in the been set to guide our government has taken on the urgent tossed of tending to the profound message sent from the chilean people this is why we have proposed to the national congress a robust and demanding social agenda that takes into account the significant demands of all compared sheehan's. after more than a week of protests and despite the concessions and apologies issued by the president a solution to the crisis has remained elusive sociologist sophia don't also says the anger from demonstrators stems from a disconnect that exists between chile's political class and a maj

thank you for your thoughts, sebastien payne from the ft. new york has voted to ban foie gras. or geese, it is highly prized and not cheap. but attitudes towards foie gras have been simmering for some time. animal rights campaigners say the process of producing foie gras is cruel and painful. the animals are force—fed grain to make their livers as large as possible. new york city officials have agreed, overwhelmingly supporting a ban on certain force—fed poultry products. in a city home to hundreds of restaurants, that decision isn't popular with everyone, and some argue the ban threatens the city's entire food scene. translation: all animal breeding is inhumane to begin with. why focus on a small subset? it is an important page of history, with all these things that's going to be torn from menus in new york. it's a bit of a shame — it's a huge shame, actually. a similar ban in chicago in 2006 was reversed, but a ban in california which came into effect in 2012 remains in place. new york's ban is due to come in in 2022. victoria derbyshire will be here next talking, amongst oth