sebastien and sam, thank you both very much. _ all. sebastien and sam, thank you both very much.much. lovely to speak to you and i hope you get levelled up during the course of the week. thank you very much. thousands have started running the london marathon this morning with another 40,000 running the event virtually. it�*s returned for the first full scale staging of the race in more than two years. the last time amateurs competed in the london marathon was in april 2019. we can speak now to our correspondent laura scott who�*s there. it is looking busier than when we first spoke to you. how are things progressing? irate first spoke to you. how are things progressing?— progressing? we are seeing a lot more finishers _ progressing? we are seeing a lot more finishers at _ progressing? we are seeing a lot more finishers at the _ progressing? we are seeing a lot more finishers at the moment, i progressing? we are seeing a lot more finishers at the moment, it progressing? we are seeing a lot i more finishers at the moment, it has been a long time since we have seen it seems like the

but the crucialj question that sebastien funding.tien kurz faces that could determine his political future alongside nine other individuals and three organisations is whether public funds were used to manipulate such coverage. allegations that kurz calls baseless as this investigation continues. mark lobel investigation continues. mark lobel, bbc news. opposition parties in the czech republic are celebrating a surprise victory over andrej babis, the bilionaire turned politician who has led the country since 2017. two opposition groupings will now control a majority in the lower house, and will ask the president to entrust them with forming a new government. however he said previously he will give the first chance to prime minister babis, despite little prospect of success. with more, here is rob cameron in prague. this weekend belongs to spolu, the czech word for �*together�*, a coalition of three parties — conservative, liberal and christian democrat — as well as a second opposition alliance between local mayors and the pirate party

seconds ahead of estonian 0tt tanak to close the gap on the title rival and team—mate sebastien 0gierud and conquered the cobbles of northern france to win the men's paris—roubaix cycle race. it's nicknamed the hell of the north, and you can see why. gianni moscon was leading the race when this happened. and although he got back on his bike, he was overtaken by a three—man group including race favourite mathieu van der pole. but colbrelli came out on top in a very tired sprint finish in the roubaix velodrome — the first italian winner this century and a very emotional one. look at that, i don't think he is bothered at all about the mud. congratulations to sally colbrelli. we will see you next time. hello there. with a mixture of sunshine and blustery showers today, it has been a day for chasing rainbows. this double rainbow was seen in lincolnshire later in the afternoon as the showers whooshed across from the west. and a rainbow in the shetland islands, it has been very windy early on, first some wet weather sweeping eastwards across northern scotland, turning dry overnight. a few sh

if he finishes ahead of world rally championship leader sebastien ogier, who's currently third, the titleark allen is through to the final of snooker�*s northern ireland open. he beat ricky walden 6—3 in his semi final and will face yan bingtao orjohn higgins next — their semi—final begins shortly. it's one of the biggest days ahead in cameron norrie�*s tennis career. he faces gregor dimitrov tonight in the semi—finals of the indian wells tournament. whatever happens, he's already assured of being the new british number one next week, and could even break into the world's top 20 for the first time. if he wins, norrie will face either unseeded georgian nikoloz basilashvili or american taylor fritz in the final. basilashvili produced a real surprise to beat the greek world number three stefanos tsitsipas in three sets. while home favourite fritz provided a shock of his own, beating the olympic champion alexander zverev. fritz saved two match points before winning in three sets. spain's paula badosa beat the in—form ons jabeur in straight sets to set up a meeting with victoria azarenka in th

but his toyota team mate and championship leader sebastien ogier could only finish fourth.in a row the title will be decided at the final rally of the season in italy next month. and the jacksonville jaguars beat the miami dolphins in a dramatic last few moments in the last of the nfl games at the tottenham hotspur stadium. and the jags mascot certainly knows how to make an entrance. he bungee—jumped from the top of the stadium before the game. it was all tied at 20 points a piece and boiled down to this last second field goal kick from matthew wright. his 53 yard attempt sailed between the posts and the jaguars won 23—20. that's all from sportsday. good evening lovely sunday. 20 almost encarta. does it mean there's lots of sunshine on the way and fact of the next few days get ready because there will be some bouts of pretty wet and at times windy weather. with a clumsy mild conditions. it's later in the week when the centre returns things turn cold. that's because at the moment we got a big area of low pressure out in the atlantic. because of its position starting to draw

batteries, or slow down the progre of diseases.opposition parties in austria have called on chancellor sebastienexplain himself after he was put under investigation for alleged bribery.they are looking for allegations his party used taxpayer money to commission favorable opinion polls published by a newspaper. his party says these are politically motivated allegations. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, molly is one of the poorest countries in the world, and also one of the most vulnerable to climate change. ♪ laura: australia is ending a policy that forced people seeking asylum to stay at a processing center in papa new guinea. the government there will become sponsible for those in the facilities. re on this story now. reporter: it basically means australia and png are no longer in a deal for australia to send those asylum-seekers to the country. this was of course part of the very controversial stop the boats policy and 2013, a very hard-line policy that meant anyone fleeing, trying to get to australia by boat, were sent to a detention center on an

sebastien a penalty for hamilton for taking a new engine.ying. but mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas. from pole position alongside max verstappen, and they will be much harder to catch. it was really tricky. _ will be much harder to catch. it was really tricky. the — will be much harder to catch. it was really tricky, the session i will be much harder to catch. it was really tricky, the session in i really tricky, the session in general. still some damp patches and getting the temperature in the tyres wasn't easy. but really greatjob by the team. so happy with the performance in terms of getting us out at the right time. tomorrow will be difficult but i'll give it everything. be difficult but i'll give it everything-— be difficult but i'll give it eve hint. �*, ., ., ., everything. it's not what we want but we tried _ everything. it's not what we want but we tried everything. i everything. it's not what we want but we tried everything. we i everything. it's not what we want but we tried everything. we justl but we tried everything. we just

he replaces sebastien kurtz who resigned on saturday.ienna. >> i think the fact there was so much pressure on the mr. kutz to step down schmoll the potential damage of these accusations, which are just accusations at the moment. the court cases have to continue, but this is the second criminal investigation that mr. kurtz has been implicated in and the green party had said that they had very much exarched on being the party of clean government and they had said they could not work with mr. kurtz while these accusations were around. this ising? which could be quite damaging for theonservative party and they could movement quickly to pickup truck another personal in the tom in terms of the clans chancellor. ♪ >> welcome back. you're watching "outside source" live from the "bbc news" room. our may have been story is that the man in charge of the islamic finances has been captured by iraqi forces. the sami jasim. for almost 50 years, sir paul mccartney h shouldered the blame for breaking up the evidence. supposed evidence was a press release

earlier, my colleague shaun ley discussed boris johnson's comment in more detail with sebastien payne wants to see the fuel sorted and the food shortages resolved, but i think what we have seen from the prime minister today, he is trying to push this back onto business. he has been talking about a period of adjustment while businesses adapt to the new reality. he is trying to put the blame back on to the businesses, saying it is time for them to pay higher wages to attract the staff and that is the way forward. it's curious this relationship that has developed with business, from a conservative prime minister, we had him saying quite a while ago when we were talking about brexit effects, he used an expletive—deleted about business and at the same time he is trying to say that we love business and it is important, but he seems to be saying, stop blaming whitehall for problems that should be sorted out in the free market economy. i think when you heard the prime minister's comments this morning, it is clear what he is saying, he's saying we are not going back to the economic model we ha

so after we hear from sebastian about -- we will turn to those aspects, sÉbastien, if you want to closethis out on how? >> first of all the private sector incentivize themselves, it's the cybersecurity it's connected to the business. it's easy, this is easy, it's really connected to the business the private sector will inject money to be cybersecurity. if not, we have to create some mandatory requirements but after that they have to be some penalty. the penalty, similar to the gdpr idea. so it has to be very high penalty for not complying with those requirements. of course, of the how other side, i see in compliance. it's not the same as the security, or cybersecurity of the company. so after the requirements and i.t. compliance, or oh t and i.t. as complaints, they have to become external. let's think government, or third parties, to verify if those requirements are met not only on the paper, but in the real situation. so a lot of companies that have a lot of paper for seizures, but at the technical level they are not completely not secure. of course first of all, we are trying to crea

well, thank you very much for talking to us, - very much for talking to us, sebastien, i look forwardn to get vaccinated against covid—19. it figures suggest that expectant mums in england who haven't had a single dose accounted for one in six of covid patients needing specialist treatment in intensive care this summer. they were the most critically ill patients. i've been talking to a doctor who is the uk director for professional midwifery at the union of the royal college of midwives. your system, hold bodily system is under stress as a result of pregnancy, also you're imminent use — your immune response is stressed by pregnancy. so we know that men and when they are pregnant, critically in the final trimester, are more susceptible to these kind of viruses and illnesses. we've seen it in the past with line float — swine flu, with bird flu which particularly affected pregnant women. we suspected this would be the case with covid—19 and all of these data now are confirming that. and so what we are seeing is those women who are becoming unwell are by far and away unvaccinated. so, wha