in colombo sri lanka annihilated south africa by a hundred seventy eight runs in the fifth one day international on sunday the host had already lost the series but what i am in for a consolation win here now the sunday queller and who pulled that anger put on a solid fifty run opening partnership even though the south africans were taking regular way kids it would be captain angelo mathews that catapulted the home team to a score of two hundred ninety nine for eight matthys hitting ninety seven not out the tories are in trouble almost immediately is hashim amla with bold for a dark winter and decant provided the best of the resistance south africa's standard skiff is scoring fifty four but the night belonged to sri lanka as a killer then and jaya the right arm spin bowler helping himself to six for twenty nine as the highest completed an emphatic victory but the tories win the series three two. and. thank you very much tatiana now finally this bulletin mexico city is one of the most congested in the world

that was south africa's biggest ever total against sri lanka. the home team never looks like getting close in reply. when he took four wickets our strike or bowled out for two hundred eighty five save us can now have an unassailable three no lead in this five match series. now less than half a second that separated the top three checkmarks so grown pretty with italy's own drug of the is so claiming his second win of the season the video so leading our media cats he won't say with spain's will go around so in second defending world champion side leader mark wotte has finished third he stretched his championship advantage to forty nine points as his closest rival violence in a rough sea was back and forth. now the men's and women's badminton world champions

here in the town of mannar, in north—western sri lanka.nquiry was ordered, and the experts from different parts of the country are now trying to find out what is lying behind this pit here. and so far, they say they have found the skeletons of more than 70 people. the entire area, you can divide it into two. in one segment, you have a proper cemetary there. but here in the second part, you have a collection of human skeletons which had been deposited in a kind of informal way. we are concerned about the lying position. it's completely chaotic. and, you know, you have two layers of skeletons, roughly — it's mixed. those are the observations. this north—western town of mannar is strategically located, and there were intense clashes between the sri lankan security forces and the tamil tiger rebels here in this town during the civil war, which ended with the defeat of the tamil tiger rebels in 2009. and this is one of the biggest mass graves they have found so far in the last ten years of post—conflict period. and the experts here, they think

meanwhile, sri lanka beat south africa in a rain—affected fourth one—day international in kandy.ca won the toss and put the home side into bat, and dasun shanaka top—scored with 65 as sri lanka made 306—7 in an innings that was reduced to 39 overs because of rain. further rain meant south africa were set a re—adjusted target of 191 from 21 overs. they fell just short as sri lanka won by threee runs to avoid the prospect of a series whitewash. the fifth and final one—dayer is on sunday. in transfer news, chelsea have signed one kepa to replace another. spain's kepa arriza balaga from athletic bilbao has joined the west london club for a world record fee for a goalkeeper believed to be around $79 million. the blues have agreed to sell belgium goalkeeper thibaut courtois to real madrid, with midfielder mateo kovacic arriving on loan from the spanish club. the deal is still subject to courtois agreeing personal terms and completing a medical but real plan to present the 26—year—old, who will sign a six—year deal as their new signing at 11 gmt on thursday. there were three third round

africa were bowled out for just ninety eight during this game in colombo sri lanka made heavy work of the run chase a one point losing three wickets for six runs the home team eventually going on to win by three wickets with four is to spare. now the well two time world champion fernando alonso is to retire from formula one at the end of this season the thirty seven year old mclaren driver the world title with renner in turn two thousand and five in two thousand and six the spaniard will continue to compete in other series and has already taken part in indy car racing in north america and earlier this year he won the lamest twenty four hour sports car event. oh full of bull and i want a thousand thanks very much that's jada and that is it for this news and for me has them seek out more news so in two minutes they were. full of struggles but you don't bite on the i would not comment about me. all the time walking up on the full of pleasure. and i'm getting it i'm not. going to have an intimate look at life in cuba today as it was the annual warning. that i had watched daniel i get a bu

a mass grave in sri lanka's former war zone in the north west of the country. in the north—west of the country. dozens of skeletons have been unearthed. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in the us state of florida where there's been a mass shooting at a video game tournament in the city of jacksonville. the sheriff's office has reported multiple fatalities, with at least four dead. many more people were taken to hospital. our north america correspondent, david willis has this report. a video gaming tournament was on the

areas that you mention there like sri lanka ok there's nothing to extract from the. core of the earth and run away with but they do have brains they have people and they are connected to a global network and they will be part of chinese incursion into global fin tech and things like that so there's a lot of folks out there that are not part of the you know the unbanked for example if china were to say hey you know what there's like three billion people that citibank doesn't control we want to have them on and financial you know jack miles company or some chinese company gave gives us incredible operating leverage in the twenty first century so you know we've overlooked we're obviously overlooking the trillions of billions of people in the in the global economy that china's failures is going to be a huge asset if i may say yeah and the nightly news here by the way the cable news you would think it's all russia russia russia while we've been focused on first for twelve fifteen years and now russia russia russia like so much is happening around the world it's unbelievab

a mass grave in sri lanka's former war zone in the north west of the country. in the north—west of the country. dozens of skeletons have been unearthed. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in the us state of florida where there's been a mass shooting at a video game tournament in the city of jacksonville. the sheriff's office has reported multiple fatalities, with at least four dead. many more people were taken to hospital. our north america correspondent, david willis has this report. a video gaming tournament was on the way at the sprawling shopping complex in downtown jacksonville, florida. gamers have come from across the country to take but in the event which is being streamed live. eyewitnesses spoke of the pain that account as the government look aimed. i was right over there by the park andi aimed. i was right over there by the park and i saw him running... you sought someone running with a gun? yes. he started shooting and that... was he s

areas that you mention there like sri lanka it is nothing to extract from the. core of the earth and run away with but they do have brains they have people and they are connected to a global network and they will be part of chinese. incursion into global fin tech and things like that so there's a lot of folks out there that are not part of the you know the unbanked for example if china were to say hey you know what there's like three billion people that citibank doesn't control we want to have them on and financial you know jack miles company or some chinese company gave gives us incredible operating leverage in the twenty first century so you know we've overlooked we're obviously overlooking the trillions of billions of people in the in the global economy that china's failures is going to be a huge asset if i may say yeah and the nightly news here by the way the cable news you would think it's all russia russia russia while we've been focused on first for twelve fifteen years and now russia russia russia like so much is happening around the world it's unbelieva

sri lanka batted first after winning the toss.aptain, angelo mathews, top—scored with 79 not—out, as the home side made 244—8 from their 50 overs. in reply, quinton de kock laid the foundations for south africa's victory. he shared an opening stand of 91 with hashim amla, and went on to score 87 off 78 balls. willem mulder hit the winning runs, as the tourists reached their target with more than seven overs to spare, to take a 2—0 lead in the five—match series. the third one—dayer is on sunday. on to football, and in the international champions cup, arsenal beat chelsea on wednesday in a london derby that was played in dublin. they needed penalties to do it, after the match finished 1—1. chelsea took the lead after only five minutes, when a corner from cesc fabregas was headed home by german defender antonio rudiger. chelsea were 20 seconds from victory when alexandre lacazette prodded home an equaliser for arsenal from close range in the third minute of stoppage—time. in the penalty shootout that followed, ruben loftus—cheek was

areas that you mention there like sri lanka it is nothing to extract from the. core of the earth and run away with but they do have brains they have people and they are connected to a global network and they will be part of chinese incursion into global fin tech and things like that so there's a lot of folks out there that are not part of the you know the unbanked for example if china were to say hey you know what there's like three billion people that citibank doesn't control we want to have them on and financial you know jack miles company or some chinese company gave gives us incredible operating leverage in the twenty first century so you know we've overlooked we're obviously overlooking the trillions of billions of people in the in the global economy that china's failures is going to be a huge asset if i may say yeah and the nightly news here by the way the cable news you would think it's all russia russia russia while we've been focused on first for twelve fifteen years and now russia russia russia like so much is happening around the world it's unbelievab

it came to light last year he had been on two matri family holidays, paid for by sri lanka. prime minister on the country's bihar. the parliamentary standards committee ruled he was guilty of serious misconduct. it will take 10% of the electorate to sign these petitions and trigger a by—election. sinn fein, a representative from that party were here this morning to encourage people to come and sign it. their message was, forget the party politics, this is about the standards we expect from mps in office. the report concluded he was involved in serious misconduct and the people of north antrim have six weeks to come out and sign this petition. i never contact i have had with people over the last number of weeks. people are very motivated do so. weeks. people are very motivated do so. this is an issue of integrity in government. it isn't, as some people will try to do, turn it into an orange and green issue. it is an issue about trust in your politicians, that they will do their job in public office with integrity. the magic number of signatures needed to trigger a by—election

south africa's biggest ever title against sri lanka. or the harm seen never looked like getting close in reply . in the four wickets is shrunk or bowled out for two hundred eighty five sure i'm south africa now have an unassailable three male lead in this five match series. alexanders are of and alex to mina with the youngest players to contest an eighty feet off on in more than a decade when they met at the city open following washington on sunday twenty one year old vera retaining his title against his nineteen year old rival that now less than half a second separated the top three at the czech moto g.p. italy's on dry at the videos so claiming his second win of the season ending world champion and title leader mark mark has finished third if that stretches championship advantage to forty nine points his closest rival valentino rossi down in fourth. shohei otani has continued his hot streak at the plate for the los angeles angels in major league baseball the japanese pitcher almost cleared the fence for a double in the first in agains

and it seemed that experiment in sri lanka and malaysia. but certain strings cannot be attacked in have to be very transparent and it's openly and much more. >> let me end by thanking both of our panelists and conclude by saying that in most circumstances, pakistan is a complex country to talk about. they have made it even more complex and difficult to understand. let's keep our effort in trying to figure out what is going on in pakistan and the rest of south asia. thank you all for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> so a month after the supreme court decision when john roberts hadn't it is largely a thing of the past, north carolina is one of the most repressive states in the south passed a sweeping rewrite of its election laws. the required voter i.d., cut early voting, eliminated same-day voter registration. the eliminated citizens awareness month, which the state ran to encourage people to register to vote. all of this in one bill a month after they had the voting rights act. >> congressman jamie raskin of maryland and balt

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sri lanka's cricketers have ended and eleven match losing streak against south africa with a three run victory in came be the home team's low order weighed in with two fifties to give sri lanka a total that was adjusted from three hundred six to one hundred ninety one because of rain south africa looked to be cantering towards it before losing six wickets for fifty four runs the tourists lead the series three one. australian golfer jared lyle has died after a long battle with cancer the thirty six year old who played on the p.g.a. tour and in australia had leukaemia for a third time he'd won twice on the second tier two in the usa top golfers have been paying tribute to the australian who leaves behind his wife and two young daughters . lyle also left a short message for his supporters he said thanks for your support it meant the world my time was short but if i have helped people think and act on behalf of those families who suffer through cancer hopefully it wasn't wasted the news has overshadowed the start of the final major of the golf season the us p.g.a. championship which teed o

just a quick final note on sri lanka which we did mention a court has ordered the arrest of sri lanka's top military officer in connection with the abduction and murder of eleven people at the end of the civil war which admiral revenge. who is the chief of the defense staff and allegedly assisted with this crime there is a very strong case that al jazeera dot com about forced disappearances in sri lanka it's from sarah and drew ambrose from the one i went in fact right down the balsam after all the quotes and photos and text is i think it's called abduction island that is there one i want to dish and if you want to watch that if you see if you just search for sure lanka disappearance it's from may of this year for you with the news good and if you're watching us on facebook live it up on the stage at a story for you now about french anger over an advertisement featuring a girl with a headscarf and then later we're traveling inside the world's second largest rainforest in the democratic republic of congo for the first time in sixteen years the government plans to welcome back industrial

in colombo sri lanka annihilated south africa by one hundred seventy eight runs in the fifth one day international on sunday the host that already lost the series but what i am in for a consolation win here now to shun to quell or it appears that anger put on a solid fifty run opening partnership even though this off africans were taking regular white kids that would be captain angelo mathews that catapulted the home team to a score of two hundred ninety nine for right matthews hitting ninety seven not out the tories are in trouble almost immediately as hashim amla with bolt for adot quinten deckard provided the best of the resistance father africa's stand and get the scoring fifty four but the night belonged to sri lanka a killer dhananjay at the right spin bowler helping him self to six for twenty nine of the highest completed an emphatic victory but the tories win the theory three to . and for now. thank you very much tatyana now finally this bulletin mexico city it is one of the most congested cities in the world with huge traffic jams a regular part of people's journeys but now

to six nautical miles and in the south from sri to nine an old school miles certainly according to the israeli media it seems that the israeli government came out of quite a lot of pressure from businesses in israel that are reliant on garza's labor force . the manufacture of clothing businesses a israeli businesses here in gaza of course those materials those clothes for example were not getting out to israel so when a stand there was quite a lot of pressure from those companies of course this is all very much dependent the keeping this crossing open is very much dependent on calm and maintaining this so-called truce between hamas and israel there is a hamas delegation in cairo as we speak along with other armed factions from gaza the egyptians very much of the forefront of trying to negotiate or act as a go between between hamas and israel and it's also important to recognize that until now israel has not formally recognized that truce. forty afghan police officers have been killed in an attack on a military base in the northern province of local leaders say nine police officers and

so the constitution doesn't allow this kind of acts anymore now living in sri lanka and now living in sri lanka and also he was seen as a hero of the environment but of course what you're alluding to there is that these twelve hundred islands we have got to have the whole history of islam militia group called all that over over centuries the the critical cover between judiciary and the executive yes we've got a new constitution in two thousand and eight yes which for the first time in more diverse guaranteed fundamental rights of the people and also for the first time separated the. powers of government my sense of it is that we came out with a constitution that is mostly theoretical you know without a basis in the practice of politics in the motives of a country that has gone through years and years of authoritarian rule with patronage playing a very important role and now suddenly you have a constitution that looks like you know you were in the u.k. or u.s. in fact it was a hybrid constitution or with elements of an executive presidency and the parliament system westminster palm tre

in colombo sri lanka annihilated fell for africa by one hundred seventy eight runs in the fifth one day international on sunday the host had already lost the faeries but were aiming for a consolation win here need a shanda queller and put on a solid fifty run the opening partnership even though the south africans were taking regular wicket there would be captain angelo mathews that captivated the home team to a score of two hundred ninety nine for eight matthews hitting ninety seven not out the torres were in trouble when mr mediately as hashim amla was bowled for adult quinten deckard provided the best of the resistance up africa's standard to get a scoring fifty four but the night belonged to sri lanka is a killer then in july of the man on the right tom spin bowler helping himself to a six a twenty nine as the host completed emphatic victory with earth one the fairy three take. at it with wolf and i want to thank you tatiana well in mexico city is one of the most congested cities in the world with huge traffic jams a regular part of people's commute but now motorists are being treate

best of the resistance south africa's standard skiff is scoring fifty four but the night belonged to sri lanka as a killer then and jaya the right arm spin bowler helping himself to six for twenty nine as the highest completed an emphatic victory but the tories win the series three two. and. thank you very much tatiana now finally this bulletin mexico city is one of the most congested in the world with huge traffic jams a regular part of people's journeys but now most of us are being treated to a surprise john heilemann reports on the dolls taking ballet to the masses one traffic light at a time. the light turns red image to city and something extraordinary happens. this is the idea of then tia a ballet company working with the mix crew city government to take don't stop the masses missed traffic choked city means here. is the satisfaction for every ballerina to dance on the stage to reach all kinds of different people and see their reactions much closer than just from an assigned seat watching you from every side. motorists and pedestrians who catch the performance earl italie nor will

he then later went on to lobby david cameron on behalf of sri lanka.andards committee ruled that he was guilty of serious misconduct. so, over the next six bees, if 10% of the electorate in northampton sign those recall petitions, it will force ian paisley to stand down and there will bea paisley to stand down and there will be a by—election. the dup's main rival, sensing, is going to be out campaigning against him, effectively, and began their bed this morning urging people to sign. the report concluded he was involved in serious misconduct, and the people of north antrim has six weeks to sign this petition, and i know the contact i have had with people over the last number of had that people are very motivated to do so, that this is an issue of integrity in government. it is not, as some people will try to do, turn it into an orange and green issue. this is an orange and green issue. this is an issue about trust in your politicians, that the board did theirjob in politicians, that the board did their job in public politicians, that the board did thei

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the sri gano letter is about covering it up. so is an abuse scandal. what bothers me is the waits discussed, it's no about abuse. it's are you left or right. this is not about homosexuality. on the progressiveide it's this guy's a loon, on the conservative side he's a gay, maia. they want to have a culture war. it's true in the commentary and it shows how this tribal us versus them mentality can take over a whole culture and dissort a debate over did what sri gano say happen really happen. that's the core of the thing. >> woodruff: just a minute. t me endorse what david said as a catholic, i feel anger, betrayal, disgust at eawhat's rd about my own church's hike hierarchy and itsh to otect itself in this abuse of the children p. but david is right, this is something larger than the church and the church is in trouble, wounded, make no mistake about that. any institution, judy, church, political, that involves belief, conviction and movement falls into one of two categories, it's cycling convertsn welco the stranger, we canaling and opening its doors, o

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he then went on to lobby the then prime minister david cameron on behalf of sri lanka.onduct. over the next six weeks if 10% of the electorate in north antrim sign those recall petitions, it will force ian paisley to stand down and there will be a by—election. as you might expect, the dup's main rival sinn fein will be campaigning against him. they began their bid this morning, urging people to sign. the report concluded that he was involved in serious misconduct. and the people of north antrim have six weeks to sign this position. i know the contact that i have had with people over the last couple of weeks, want to do something. this is an issue government. this isn't a issue of nationalism versus... this is an issue about trust in your politician that they will do their job in public office with integrity. there are some 75,000 registered to vote in north antrim, so the northern ireland electoral office says the number that would need to be reached to trigger a by—election, that 10%, is 7543 signatures. but however this plays out, mps have already voted to suspend mr

dup politician is already suspended over his failure to declare two family holidays paid for by the srid, but will face a by—election if 10% of his constituents sign the petition. theresa may and prince william will attend a ceremony in northern france to mark the centenary of the battle of amiens — the beginning of the end of world war one. the duke of cambridge and the prime minister will give readings at a service and lay wreaths. they willjoin 3,000 members of the public, including descendants of those who fought. the battle sparked the period known as the hundred days offensive, which led to the collapse of the german army at the end of world war i. a project being launched today is attempting to map all of the public defibrillators in england and scotland. the british heart foundation is creating a database of all the sites, so that 999 call handlers know where they are and can direct people to them. ben ando has more. public defibrillators are in thousands of locations, easy—to—use, and save lives. apply the patch to the chest, as shown in the picture. apply to patient‘s bare ski

lanka, at the expense of the sri lankan government.ctoral register in this constituency can come and sign them. and if at the end of those six weeks 10% of the electorate have signed those petitions, it will force ian paisley to stand down and there will then be a by—election. he can still stand in that by—election, if it comes to that, he's already said he will intend to fight to retain his westminster seat if it goes that way. this is based on inexact science but when you look at the last election result, how much support did he enjoy in that election? exactly. ian paisley has a very healthy majority here. he won with 58% of the vote in the 2017 general election. there's a strong paisley brand in this constituency. he is of course the son of the reverend ian paisley, the former dup leader for many years. it would be unusual if that support were to suddenly dwindle overnight, but his credibility will certainly have taken a hit. we heard from sinn fein earlier today, who came out here to basically urge people to come and sign this peti

her research focuses on political and military affairs including afghanistan, pakistan, india and sri lanka. one of her recent books was to the end, pakistan army from years ago and we are fortunate to have her here to discuss the book when it was launched. to my left is assistant professor at the university of florida, economist for the wire and the daily times in pakistan. his interest area includes pakistan, afghanistan, india and the united states. 's expertise as a regular commentator on current affairs for radio free europe's special service and questionable service and other services of white america. he grew up in pakistan and has a lifelong association the nationalist movement. i realize both our panelists are critical of pakistan's policy direction especially the role of grd groups the call pakistan home. i hoped to include someone with a softer view on pakistan but august is a difficult month to find panelists in washington dc. everyone we wanted as a panelist is either out of town or otherwise unavailable. that has put me in a difficult position to try and dutifully put fo

north towards the israeli border area now bear in mind that count restrictions on fisherman here are sri nautical miles fisherman cannot fish outside of that area since the blockade started at least thirteen fishermen have been killed in the navy crackdowns on fishermen trying to trying to cross that sort of area fifty thousand people fifty thousand families i'm sorry are in some way dependent on the fishing industry here in gaza the industry has suffered hugely because of this blockade so as i say the fishermen here today trying to make their point in protesting against israel's siege ok tell you keep an eye on that new protests saucing on the sea and the coming hours thanks very much. techies president has vowed to defy what he calls u.s. threats to his country's economy and. speech follows an opinion piece in the new york times warning that the u.s. must respect the sovereignty of that partnership could be in jeopardy you know that his country would seek new friends and allies if u.s. pressure continues as president donald trump announced this week that he would double steel and alumi

one of the members of the fact finding mission rather good camera swami from sri lanka former special rapporteur on violence against women mainly listen to women who had recently fled this was lost of time so soon after they had fled from rakhine state and the stories that cheated were not just dramatic but traumatic traumatizing. and for me it was my duty listening to some of the kids a large number of the asylum seekers not only in bangladesh but also in thailand and malaysia children and often unaccompanied children something like sixty percent of the one point two million people in the case in bangladesh the children and the story. i think to me i mean on the phone really brutal and you can't listen to what's happened to kids without thinking about your own kids in the same situation and interestingly i mean you know given that given how grave some of those abuses are that you detail in this report your report claims to have found evidence in fact of genocidal intent which is a very specific term if you could just walk our viewers through what that means and what implications you

year version of the sport south africa have taken a two no lead in their five match series against sri lanka on wednesday the hosts won the toss and battered but it looked like the decision they backfired in just the second over fast bowler dismissing ople terrain who saw members of consecutive deliveries open innovation because one of the stars of the bad to quell a contravening sixty nine before losing his week it to andy low pressure captain angelo mathews top scored for the hosts with an unbeaten seventy nine as they posted two hundred forty four for eight in the fifty overs in the cock and put on a ninety one run opening partnership for the south africans in their chase of the target skipper fifty placebo then falling one short of his half century as the tourists closed in on victory youngster to hit the winning runs were the visitors the four we could win coming with seven overs to spain. arsenal have beaten chelsea on penalties in the latest pre-season warm up game.

lakshan sandakan returned career best figures of 3 for 19 as sri lanka managed a narrow three—wicketh against south africa in colombo on tuesday. batting first after winning the toss, south africa was bowled out for 98 runs in the 17th over which was their lowest ever t20 score, with lakshan at the heart of it helping dismiss the proteas middle order. despite a poor start the hosts reached their target with four over remaining, dinesh chandimal remained unbeaten on 36 with isuru udana hitting the winning runs. two—time world champion fernando alonso won't race in formula one next year with a likely move to indycar racing in the us. the mclaren driver will see out his contract, but after 5 years with the team he says it's time for a change. the 37—year—old spaniard has been in f1 for 17 years and won the title in 2005 and 2006 with renault, but it's been his ambition to secure motorsport‘s triple crown by winning the monaco grand prix, the le mans 2a hour and indy 500. he's won the first two so is expected to secure a drive in the us as he looks to become only the second driver to ach

cricket, and south africa beat sri lanka in the third one—day international in pellekelle to clinch thegames to spare. reeza hendricks was the star of the show for the proteas. he top—scored with 102 off 88 balls. jp duminy weighed in with 92 as south africa made 363—7 from their 50 overs and shared a fourth wicket stand worth 78 with hendricks, who completed his maiden odi century. in reply, dhananjaya de silva top—scored for the home side with 84, but no—one else really got going, and they were bowled out for 285 as south africa won by 78 runs with more than four overs to spare. the fourth one—dayer is on wednesday. hugs all—round. before we go, a reminder of our top story. forget that, how do you win your first golfing major? this is how you do it, you play the last 18 as if it's a practice round with your dad! are, and don't forget, your dad for scott to wear the same socks for four days until they're really to wear the same socks for four days until they‘ re really pongy to wear the same socks for four days until they're really pongy —— oh, and don't forget, your dad's got to wear

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on friday, would be available to viewers in india, afghanistan, bangladesh, bhutan, nepal, maldives, sri having played there before moving to manchester city is midfielder david silva who's announced his retirement from international football. the 32 year old won the 2010 world cup as well as two european championship titles and played 125 times for spain. silva said he was very proud of his achievements with la roja, and that the decision to retire was one the most difficult of his career. spain's u20's women have plenty to look forward to though, after they knocked three time winners usa out of the under—20 women's world cup in northern france on monday with a 2—2 draw. european champions spain were 2—0 up by half time thanks to goals from patricia guijarro and lucia garcia. the usa equalised through sophia smith and savannah demelo, but it wasn't enough and they go out. spain top group c with the result and now play nigeria in the quarterfinals. twin brothers adam and simon yates will race together at this month's vuelta a espana for their australian team mitchelton scott. simon — who

politician ian paisleer was suspended from parliament for failing to declare holidays paid for by the sristered voters will need to sign the petition over the next six weeks for a by—election to be held. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: the final preparations are underway asjustin thomas looks to defend his us pga championship when play gets underway in missourri on thursday. novak djokovic eases through to the third round of the rogers cup in toronto. and a first ever european championships track gold medal for israel as lonah chemtai salpeter claims the victory over 10,000m. hello and welcome to the programme, where by this time tomorrow, the 100th us pga championship will be well underway at bellerive country club near st louis in missouri, withjustin thomas defending the title he won at quail hollow last year.

there were a shared sri tears. one of more emotional moments came when one of the officer's best friends, a former chp officer and fellow marine took the stage. >> he was my best friend. august 2018 will be day i will never forget. how can one recover from something like this? i know kirk is looking down at all of us. as they say, time heals all wounds. for him, i willov on. one foot in fropnt of the other >> reporter: a very, very tough day. also got a chance to witness another personal moment. this one came after the service herein reception. some investigators presented officer griffin's wife with his handcuffs. those very handcuffs they used to arrest the suspect days after officer griffin's death. they put the handcuffs in a special box. it was engraver d. you can bet the family will treasure them for ever. i'm jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> we hope all of those moments bring her some comfort in difficult times. >>> thank you. a tragic turn of events a t a trouble construction site. cal osha is investig

the needs of the infrastructure and out pipeline to provide funding also north southeast asia like sri lanka. we agree and also the japanese chair in the world trade lng is 40%. it is still based upon oil that we need to make the gas market more transparent and more visible therefore the indo pacific region is good for all of us so with lng on world trade and to move unnecessary. and make that a transparency markets. . . . . >> of the long term, the purchase agreement. that'd be easier to make financing. but, for example, that the case of transportation sector, they have to bear the risk of -- [inaudible] for example. so we are going to take risk initially, and then the, if the cash flow is going to stable, we're going to exit. >> yep. >> that's a law. it's very productive law. that's why i said -- [inaudible] that's a key value-added point of -- [inaudible] >> that's great. >> and if i might follow up on that, one will reason that secry of state pompeo mentioned earlier that the indo-pacific region alone needs $23 trillion of investment. and even though our $60 billion sounds like a l

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this vigilante mob violence is breaking out all over india, it is breaking out in sri lanka. we have seen the massacres and expulsions in me and mark come burma, fueled in by top again to spread on facebook and whatsapp. modi has taken advantage of this. it is a three-part strategy, which i call the authoritarian playbook. use facebook and whatsapp to distribute propaganda about themselveses, f flooding out alf the discussion about what is going on in politics and government. secondly, the use the same propaganda machines very accucurately targeted to underme their opponents and critics publicly. thirdly, they use them to generate harassment. because you are constantly being accused of pedophilia, you are being threatened with rape, kidnapping, murder, which makes it impossible to perform publicly in a democratic space. he masteredtly what in his campaign in 2014 and a bit before and that same playbook was picked up by rodrigo duterte and it is being used all over ththe world by authoritariaian and nationalist leaders, to greater or lesser degrees. usedtrump's campaign facebo

dup politician is already suspended over his failure to declare two family holidays paid for by the srised, but will face a by—election if 10% of his constituents sign the petition. california's biggest wildfire on record is expected to burn for the rest of the month according to us officials. eight blazes covering an area almost as big as los angeles are now burning out of control. president donald trump has declared the situation a "major disaster". peter bowes reports. california's new normal. raging wildfires eclipsing previous records in their size and ferocity. about 150 miles north of san francisco, two fires have merged to create this monster. its sheer size is overwhelming, about the same area as the city of los angeles. fuelled by intensely hot weather, strong winds, low humidity and tinder dry brush, the flames are consuming everything in their path. what can you say? it makes you sick to your stomach. everything they worked for all of their life gone in a heartbeat. the firefighting effort is intense. we are hitting it with the aircraft, cooling it down and that is letting t