we have other sports that other countries don't have. you go to europe and everything is football football for if we didn't have i. would say i would be the top organizations in the world. in australia's competitive sporting market however finding a way to big the best will be a tough task. finding space. in the media in the public imagination in people's consciousness it's always struggled against those other codes. despite that struggle football has a rich history in australia with clubs dating back to the eighteen eighties the country has produced world class talents and as a straight most played sport there are sure. whiting to be discovered i can't see how sport doesn't have a bright future when i've one meal a million people playing the strike the socceroos have qualified for the last four world cups that's better than countries such as the netherlands and italy and in twenty fifteen they lifted their first piece of major silverware the asian cup. in january they'll be looking to defend their crown in the united arab emirates. thou

way they're all very highly watching each sport as well there's a picture of the sports if you see out so a big increase in a cave or a party for search or which allows more people to watch shows like a victory and we do it so you go quite severe to fight back with so you be child like big data bubbles or very good connections you've proven there will really open up this space for the population of the middle east is young analyst estimates that there are eighty million potential gamers many players speak the same language and share a culture which crosses regional borders so they can connect very easily to sports organizations are being set up in many countries in saudi arabia they even get state funding. i'm still izzy's al-shehri wants to promote the sports to at the games come congress last summer he talked about his experience and the gaming scene in the middle east thinks if you like an old model you know they they see something like ok we really want to be like have to seize one day we want to win trophies we want to juggle the law you want to be full feet again. and i think tha

whistle blows sport is enjoyable, you've got to find the right sport that is good for you, tae kwon do was good for me and got me into the sport and changed my life. hopefully the girls canjust shine changed my life. hopefully the girls can just shine and have a bit of fun enjoy themselves. that's it! began! you don't know if you're good or bad but it's good to give it a go. i enjoyed the kicking bit, and she taught me how to do it well. does she inspire you to do more sport, may do tae kwon do? yeah, probably. do you feel a responsibility to try and encourage particularly girls to take up sport and take up tae kwon do? definitely. i think it is hard to get girls into sport, at a certain age, you just wa nt to sport, at a certain age, you just want to do what your friends are doing. that's why it's great what we're doing for the schools, encouraging them with athletes to chase a dream that they don't even know about. bianca has had an outstanding year that ended with her winning gold at grand slam finals in china, and for the second time, earning £50,000 in prize money. cash which has

among the younger generation in korea each sport is a popular as traditional sports such as football or baseball or even for regular league match our stadium was filled to the very last seat in the korean e-sports in the three also has its eye on the burgeoning mobile gaming market thanks to state investments and a strong passion for gaming south korea established itself as a mecca for sports with big markets emerging such as china it remains to be seen whether korea can keep its dominance position the growth of mobile gaming however office new opportunities for the industry finished game developers critical force have created a first person shooter game designed specifically for mobile e-sports in two thousand and sixteen they received a four million dollar investment. buy a korean game creator and set up a branch office near seoul there are so like only rare cases where example european companies have been able to conquer asia from europe you have to be here where all the action happens fifty seven million people have a lot of the game it attracts one million active users every day

sports is a growing market as we see at the games com in cologne germany. it's a gamers paradise and a major annual event for the industry with a thousand exhibitors from fifty countries it's one of the world's largest fairs for interactive entertainment experts forecast that the turnover from east ports is set to triple worldwide by twenty twenty the potential for growth is especially high in the middle east. for the whole region of the middle east we see the. way they're all very high we watch each quarter as well there's a big share of the sports if you say yes so a big increase in a cave or i.c.u. for surgery which allows more people to watch shows like a victory and we do we take all points of it off like that where so you need to have like big data bubbles or very good connections you've proven there will really open up this phase of the population of the middle east is young analyst estimates that there are eighty million potential gamers and many players speak the same language and share a culture which crosses regional borders so they can connect v

not from the sports area. professional director or working as an independent director but i think first of all my experience more than earlier one went away rebuilt. we have to organize and lead independent national into the essence of my previous experience before so that was i worked as independent director doing the ten years is there any difference in how you would approach running a state affiliated enterprise as opposed to these agency which serves crucial russian interests but is supposed to be fully independent from the state. yes to some a little bit strange because when we discuss above the company which is with government financing we depend from the government that some a little bit especially in russia but now we're really independent because we approach and lead all our professional experience here and we work because on the international wall times and open court. a few weeks ago you got yourself into a bit of argument with russian officials about the missing of a deadline when water was suppose

is a fellow journalist an experienced sports reporter focal white's public sports channel . was there a discussion within quiet at that the syrian team comes to quite yet. the government or. the good with. years is like a lot of what. other countries they wouldn't invite the syrian national team because of the politics of the of the obvious no no sidewards smallgoods is the a long way form but. so on of politics is always be. the hot not. the left side of the right side in the middle. always in the middle just the switzerland of the region but relations where once strain between the countries so there is a political dimension to this football match but no one really wants to talk about it. cool white is one of the very few countries in the world to invite syria for a friendly image from kuwait syria played in countries like. kid of his time in china. you have china you have russia you know it's it's not the football family it's a special family and they can be proud to what they have achieved. should have a long long time to serve to be nominated for the nobel i'll bought yo

but not just any sport football but even hosting a two thousand nine hundred eighteen course there are still some things that money can't buy. you some of. the guys it's me and danielle and this time i have a little something different for you we're here. in the united arab emirates in dubai now when we think of. the emirates usually the first thing that comes to mind is the only limited thing behind european football in giant city anyone but on the verge of the biggest asian cup in history what we want to know is is just another path or is there a real passion for the sport in the land of riches let's go find out. as a part of the continent with the false fastest growing community the u.a.e. has struggled to bridge the gap between football as a sport and football as a culture however even though they haven't been around long they have already seen their fair share of growth since playing their first competitive match in one nine hundred seventy two you. could choose to be just like. most of the people out here like practicing especially maybe in schools and you can find it in the neig

hello, i'm chetan pathak and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: police say they've found no trace of the light aircraft, which was carrying former nantes striker emiliano sala, as his new club cardiff speak of their shock. qatar score a stunner as they beat iraq to reach the asian cup quarterfinals. chasing grand slam number 15, the world number one novak djokovic prepares for his australian open quarter final against japan's kei nishikori. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. guernsey police say there's no trace of the light aircraft which was carrying the argentine footballer emiliano sala. it went missing on monday night whilst making it's way from nantes in france to cardiff in wales. the 28 year old had signed a deal on saturday to move from ligue un to the premier league and was due to start training with cardiff on tuesday. he'd returned to france to say goodbye to his teammates. the search for the airplane has been suspended overnight. with the latest, here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. he is

that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. ever sportsmen — has announced he's retiring from tennis. the australian open, which begins next week, could be his last tournament, although he hopes to make it to wimbledon. joining me now from the australian open in melbourne is the sport journalist and tennis correspondent george bellshaw. thank you for being with us especially since it is 4:30am! good of you to stay up and talk to us. it was harrowing and heartbreaking, watching that news conference with andy murray, wasn't it? it was certainly the most difficult press conference i have had to sit through. pure raw emotion from andy, pouring out. he had a bit of secrecy about this. we know that there had been a problem for the last two yea rs been a problem for the last two years but he has always been quite guarded, the extent of the pain he has been feeling. he may have been competitive about it, not letting his opponents know how weak he has been feeling. but it was quite emotional to hear this massive outpouring of emotion fr

sports in the land of riches let's go find out. as a part of the continent was supposed fastest growing to really be you and he has struggled to bridge the gap between football as a sport and football as a culture however even though they haven't been around long they have already seen their fair share of growth since playing their first competitive match in one hundred seventy two. hours just to be just like. most of the people out here like practicing especially maybe in schools and you can find them the neighborhoods and out of philly into football has a passion for the sport let me tell you first of all maybe we have to think about that population on the different nationalities of the people living in the country maybe that much of the majority is of the ex-pats and ex-pats have some different sports that they enjoy in one nine hundred ninety four even having a crummy they qualified for their first and only world cup. they lost all of their games but managed to score goals against the eventual champions western was the right wa

even for someone who was not a sports fan, he recognized the power that sport had as being a nationalalming effect for people. another feature of being at the ballpark is the cuisine, including the hot dog, the most popular item sold at ballparks across the country. the tradition of hotdogs dogs goes back to 1880. we have a picture here that shows a hot dog vendor outside ebbets field in 1920. where it really became popular was in cities that were part of the american association. those teams were located in st. louis, cincinnati, places with a large german immigrant population. they brought with them a popular, handy, handheld treat, the hotdog. it was easy to grill and carry around and it made it a popular item at the ballpark. not only did german immigrants introduce the hot dog to baseball, but waves of immigrants that came to this country adopted baseball as their own sport. used it as a way to become american. so in this next case, we will see more of the immigrant story in baseball. baseball is a path to prosperity for a lot of immigrant groups, a way to find your american iden

i have worked in sport for a long time andi have worked in sport for a long time and i didn't know specialt of myjob, to make special 0lympics famous and to share the stories of the hugely inspirational athletes. everybody's got a berlin story to tell. they all like that story to end with a gold medal at the world games. iain henderson is set to miss ireland's opening six nations game against england and scotland because ofa against england and scotland because of a finger injury. it happened against the win against leicester on saturday. he is likely to be out for several weeks. at the world indoor bowls, he went on to win the set date — three. england's cricket selectors will have had half an eye on the big bash league in australia today. the new england patriot will take on the la rams in next month ‘s super bowl in atlanta. but came three dramatic championship games yesterday. but when the overtime. the first time that has happened in the super bowl era and has provided plenty of controversy. i'm joined 110w plenty of controversy. i'm joined now by the us sports journalist, melissa jac

a lot of universities call the sports programs the front porch of the sports program. check out and put then you'll see the nursing school whatever it is that guess on in the english department. the academics. and that's an interesting theory, and -- but also become an article of faith but it's so many of these universities, the sports program does not give money back to the general fund. almost never gives money back to the general fund they blow up and they explode because no college president who is honest will tell you'll he really has control over his big-time sports program. how could he? the college president is making a hundred thousand a year the coach is making $8 million a year. money talks. real power is in the athletic programs but they're also very, very difficult to unwinds because you create this truck infrastructure, you build a stadium for 80,000 people, build a practice facility, you raise the money, you promise the people in your city, well, when 80,000 people come fill this stadium, they're going to stay in these hotels. they're going to buy these

we'll take you to the world's glittering e-sports capital. also on the show pleasures as we approach the chinese year of the pig. welcome to your business update i'm joined in berlin thanks for joining us the world's largest social network has gotten even bigger facebook says it's recorded a nine percent increase in users last year growing user base has led to record profits as digital advertisers continue to flock to the network but it's not all good news a facebook branded research is getting the boot from the apple store paid teenagers to facebook monitor or use a child gets without clearly stating what information was gathered now facebook has faced backlash over the program which both industry observers and american politicians said was tantamount to wiretapping. looking up from his facebook page now to join us is our financial correspondent yens court of yes it's good to see you now a healthy surge in facebook shares there on wall street despite privacy issues continuing to damage facebook's reputation or is that not what's happening we

s attorney general c racine filed a suit against the washington sports club. it accuses the gym of deceptive cancellation and billing practices. racine says the gym a its owner, town sports international, told customers that they could cancel theirt membershipsy time for free. however, according to the lawsui they actually require six weeks written advance notice for cancellation and they do charge cancellation fees. >> wbae vy misleading consumers. so consumers would ask, hey, wh's the cancellation policy. and the folks at the washington sports club would say, there is november, no requirement, just cancel at any time, ato st. when, in fact, as i indicated, there was a 45-day written requirement to cancel and fees and penalties could be attached thos >> washington sports club and its owners are also accused of violating the terms a of 2016 settlement for similar violations. >>> a local high school football ploer is used tackling players on the field. but a year and a hf ago,is life took an unexpected turn, forcing him to tackle something much moreserious. new

you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport.llo there. high tides combined with brisk winds to give a little bit of coastal flooding across some parts of eastern england on tuesday. there were some showers as well, you can see the way these speckled shower clouds were racing from north to south, blown along on those strong winds. and the winds will still be quite brisk across the east on wednesday, still quite a few isobars, white lines on the chart. further west, high pressure builds in, the winds fall lighter. but we do have a weak frontal system into the north—west. that'll bring some cloud and some patchy rain, but it will also usher in some slightly milder air. so this is how we start wednesday morning. quite windy, particularly in the east. those winds feeding some showers into eastern coasts of england. for many places, we're looking at a dry day, with some good spells of sunshine. but cloud will be thickening all the while for northern ireland and the western side of scotland, and here, we will see some patchy rain as th

having said that, youth participation drops in all sports matches football. in some ways the leagues are competing with phones and entertainment options for kids and grown-ups and people have. the days of people saying the game is on saturday ordered the game is on sunday on the set network, that's all over. it's the same free-for-all. >> it's been reported that the owners of the nfl are usually in accordance with each other. they have almost a socialist understanding with regards to how they share their money. >> is true. the nfl all 32 owners are pretty much billionaires. there set for life. many generations down. they basically have decided to pool their resources. 60% of the revenue come from broadcasts contracts which they negotiate every few years. but they all share it. there is a piece of this pie that is individual revenues in the dallas cowboys can make a bunch of money in the bigger market teams can. ultimately they are sharing their wealth and that's what works for them. that's not to say they are closer cohesive. it's essentially a cartel. the ow

in greece it isn't even an amateur sport it's a volunteer sport these people who have come here from all walks of life as shop attendants security guards military men and women and students to practice in below freezing temperatures on the outskirts of athens driven only by their enthusiasm and this is they who may take theories to the twenty twenty one world cup the association is playing norway if they win they'll play scotland here in athens in november to qualify for the world cup and the federation vows to stop that from happening jobs are open lots of al-jazeera. the former national coach in south korea's skating team has been hit with more jail time cho has been convicted of assaulting a two time olympic champion the case has prompted the country's biggest ever investigation into physical and sexual abuse in sport robin wright reports from seoul. beyond was originally sentenced last september to ten months in prison for assaulting four athletes one of them being shem suki he arrived in court in a prison van to hear the verdict of his appeal against that decision only to be tol

you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport.many hello there. for most of us we're in the middle of what's been really quite a cloudy and cool run of weather. and we've got more of the same on friday as well, with only subtle changes in time for the weekend. the reason our weather's not changing a great deal at the moment is high pressure right over the uk. rain—bearing weather fronts that would bring any changes to the weather stalled out in the atlantic. for the early risers this morning, we have got cloud across most of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, north midlands, north wales, and for these areas, most areas will just stay above freezing. however, for eastern scotland, where we've got some cloud breaks and across wales, south—west england, the south—west midlands, it's here where we'll see a sharp frost. it will be a cold start to the day, temperatures below —5 in the coldest spots in wales. across the south—west we will have the best chance of breaks in the cloud. 0therwise most of the uk will be stuck under

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having said that, youth participation drops in all sports, not just football. in some ways the leagues are competing with bones, all these entertainment options that kids and grown-ups and people have that compete with football. you got your football game on saturday and the game we watch on sunday on tv, that is all over so it is the same free-for-all broiling the rest of america, very much at risk football. >> it is reported the owners of the nfl are in accordance with each other. they have almost a socialist understanding in regards to how they share their money. >> it is true. the nfl, all 32 owners are billionaires. they are set for life. many generations down. they basically have decided to pool their resources. 60% of the revenue the nfl comes from tv contracts, broadcast contracts which they negotiate every few years, the league has leverage but they all share it. there is a piece of this private has individual revenue, the dallas cowboys can make a bunch of money, the bigger market teams can but ultimately they are sharing their wealth and that works f

in greece it isn't even an amateur sport it's a volunteer sport these people who have come here from all walks of life as shop attendants security guards military men and women and students to practice in below freezing temperatures on the outskirts of athens driven only by their enthusiasm and this is they who may take theories to the twenty twenty one world cup the association is playing norway if they win they'll play scotland here in athens in november to qualify for the world cup and the federation vows to stop that from happening jumps are open lots of al-jazeera after the. australian open final is pressure conveyed about balance back from her loss in melbourne with the win at the st petersburg open the world number two victoria right to reach the third round could lead to needed a break in the seconds that feel it succeeds. and being now and the houston's three game winning streak is over the rockets were beaten by the new orleans pelicans on choose day they lost despite a great display from m.v.p. james harden in bagged thirty seven points extending his streak of thirty point

even thinking of our sport about him... and particularly at home, it is almost a little bit unimaginable. obviously it's inevitable, as it is for everybody. but for sure the sport without him will definitely be quite sad. and so next week he could be signing off for the final time. but if he does, andy murray will leave behind golden memories, the man who lifted british tennis and perhaps british sport to new heights. andy swiss, bbc news. and we go to the scene of that golden triumph and join our sports correspondent natalie pirks at the all england club. you have been there for most of the day. what's the reaction been there to this news — has it been met by surprise? i think more sadness than surprise. he is held in great affection for obvious reasons but the writing has been on the wall for some time. he has obviously been suffering with the hip injury and tumbled down the world rankings to 230th. we saw that practice match between him and djokovic, the world number one, who himself battled back from an operation recent

as a fellow journalist and experienced sports reporter for whites public sports channel. was there a discussion within quiet at that the syrian team comes to quite here because the. government always. be good with. years is like a lot of what. other countries they wouldn't invite the syrian national team because of of the politics of the of the obvious no no no sidewards smoltz is the a long way from home but. so i wonder of politics is always we see. the how not. the left side the right side in the middle. always in the middle as the switzerland of the region but relations where once strain between the countries so there is a political dimension to this football match but no one really wants to talk. white is one of the very few countries in the world to invite syria for a friendly image before kuwait syria played in countries like. canada in china. you have china you have russia you know it's it's not this football family it's a special family and they can be proud to what they have achieved. should have a long long time to serve to be nominated for the nobel. you know

in greece it isn't even an amateur sport it's a volunteer sport these people have come here from all walks of life as sop attendance security guards military men and women and students to practice in below freezing temperatures on the outskirts of athens driven only by their enthusiasm and this is they who may take theories to the twenty twenty one world cup the association is playing norway if they win they'll play scotland here in athens in november to qualify for the world cup and the federation vows to stop that from happening jobs are open lots of al-jazeera. the former national coach of south korea speed skating team has been hit with more jail time. has been convicted of assaulting a two time olympic champion the case has prompted the country's biggest ever investigation into physical and sexual abuse in sport robin wright reports from seoul. beyond was originally sentenced last september to ten months in prison for assaulting four athletes one of them being shipped suki he arrived in court in a prison van to hear the verdict of his appeal against that decision only to be told

whistle blows sport is enjoyable, you‘ve got to find the right sport that is good for you, tae kwon do! began! enjoy themselves. that's it! began! you don't know if you're good or bad but it's good to give it a go. i enjoyed the kicking bit, and she taught me how to do it well. does she inspire you to do more sport, may do tae kwon do?

in greece it isn't even an amateur sport it's a volunteer sport these people have come here from all walks of life as shop attendants security guards military men and women and students to practice in below freezing temperatures on the outskirts of athens driven only by their enthusiasm and this is they who very take theories to the twenty twenty one world cup the association is playing norway if they win they'll play scotland here in athens in november to qualify for the world cup and the federation vows to stop that from happening jobs are open al-jazeera. a former national coach of south korea's speed skating team has been hit with more jail time chose has been convicted of assaulting a two time olympic champion the cases prompted the country's biggest ever investigation into physical and sexual abuse in sport robert bright reports from so all. beyond was originally sentenced last september to ten months in prison for assaulting four athletes one of them being shem suki he arrived in court in a prison van to hear the verdict of his appeal against that decision only to be told that

that's all the sport for now.ray in the melbourne earlier today. he has taken to social media as saying how much of the support those messages of goodwill have been. let's stay with sport for a little longer, and get more reaction to andy murray's announcement that he'll retire from tennis this year. the three—time grand slam winner, who is struggling to recover from hip surgery, was in tears at a news conference in melbourne. professorjohn brewer — who's a sports scientist at st mary's university — is with me now. a lot of people are going to say he is very fit man, it must be a serious injury to him out, but this sport has put his body through something. the demands of tennis at the highest level are extremely high. players will play up to five sets. each point that they play means they have to run between eight and 15 metres and each time they play a point they will make two or three turns and twists on average. that could mean 1000 with and turns and short bursts of exercise during and short bursts of exercise

professional sports and not a drop in community will fall on this date. i think. don't give us any possible. date during your recent press conference you said that in order to rebuild its relationship with why the russia. cunt hole just to turn the page build new facilities and move on it has to get to the bottom of any by lesions that may have taken place in the past it sounds like you believe that there are some forces in russia whom may not be willing to pursue that path is that right. i think i don't want to comment your question because first the full responsibility for my air of responsibility sometimes i think. worth working in russia is. because we didn't have any support i mean serious support yes we have support from any sort of sports we working and said the working group ok it's sort of nice but we need nobody hearing. nobody racing a boat special position professional position. to probe what may be. for example the person who is the. president pushing through to schools told. me or information. the difference would be i have too many information do i

we need to reclaim them and take sports back. if are going to do so what we need is to know our history. that's our greatest ammunition in this fight. we need to know the history of the athletes and the sports writers and the fans who have stood up to the machine. if for no other reason than knowing this history it allows us to look at the world and see the struggle can affect every aspect of life in the system. even the sushi adorned ivory tower known as sports. >> join our live through our conversation. with your calls, emails and tweets and facebook questions live sunday on noon eastern. on c-span two.>> next the mayor of san francisco and philadelphia. taking part in a discussion on housing and climate change policy. this is part of the recent meeting of the u.s. conference of mayors. >> good morning. we are going to get started. my name is eugene low. i am a member of the conference staff.

sport. energy, physicality, mental strength, everything he could possibly have grown, he will have left no stone unturned. this is it, this is why fa ns unturned. this is it, this is why fans love him. it is so apparent what he has grown into the game by giving it his all. i think that's right, because i think of him as a braveheart and the losers of the word, when i first saw him compete he has this unbelievably competitive nature and spirit on the court. very tough psychologically, and i was felt that when he was up against so many opponents, including federer, djokovic, he would push everyone psychologically and physically to the absolute limit. you have to remember he is amongst this great era in tennis that we had been enjoyed for at least the last decade, 15 or more years with the likes of federer and djokovic, they have all pushed each other and made each other better tennis players. there is a lot of mutual respect amongst all of them, but he was on a path here are but he played his

cricket social on the bbc sport website and app. more sport in the next hour. thank you.ean union — all today we are looking at the impact brexit could have on businesses and the economy on both sides. there have been warnings of empty shelves in supermarkets if britain leaves without a deal — but would that really happen? anna holligan reports now from the netherlands, which exports fruit and vegetables worth 1.2 billion euros to the uk every year. fresh dutch onions ordered this morning — they will be arriving in the uk tonight. birmingham, manchester, liverpool, bradford, derby — trucks are being loaded same day they'll reach the market. if that process is going to be impacted, it will mean that, one, the speed of which we can deliver goods is going to lower. we will not have access to markets. secondly, the freshness of the product and, in the end, of course, the price. the uk is the netherlands second—most important export market. dutch producers want to ensure brexit does not disrupt this just—in time supplying chain. an hour away, they want to keep the traffic movi

sport thanks so much. now this sunday the new england patriots face the los angeles rams in the super bowl but if you like your sporting events with a bit more bite then the puppy bowl is the greatest show on earth the game this weekend. with both teams hoping to get their pauls barky trophy to events aims to find homes for dogs all of whom are up for adoption from shelters organizers say they have a one hundred percent adoption record in previous thousands of tournaments reclaim . and just a reminder of the top story we're following for you here today there's pakistan's supreme court is reviewing its acquittal. of the christian woman who spent eight years on death row for blasphemy she was freed in october but the decision sparked outrage among religious. you're watching news still to come. transparency international calls the global failure to control corruption the main reason for a crisis of democracy across the world we're talking to the chair of the organization on business. with steve in. washington

how would they want clean sport to be in russia if they don't want the agency tasked with providing that clean sport to operate normally in the country that's something i'm failing to to grasp hin up to date with the latest cable news more top stories in thirty minutes time. i am. going to. be the best. at least islands off there but the reality is there may still be a show and. have it in this fine lair of micro plastic my. three. the biggest thing. that we have.