high pole don't start until later isn't it about face a confidence boosting win over her rivals in stockholm. and start with what were transformed champions ribena playing host to inform and she with both sides looking to keep up the pressure at the top and want to see three key battles in the russian primarily this saturday the score is still no no in concert last time. and it's and it's still not i mean mark shemale as a result made good use of a goalkeeping blunder the winner asked five minutes after the interval technique tom wandell on the road got a great game this place is fast at last will first reach the record one three one season to start a new defensive midfielder then it is a he's expected to make his debut. well in the meantime samuel actually has rejected a lucrative bid from free spending and st into milan and towering striker has turned down a reported twenty million euros a year which could have made him the worst promised earning player the thirty year old opted to stay as and to give himself a chance of competing for what could be a fifth champions league title but in the

flying high pole vault star yelena isinbayeva claims a point of interesting win over her rivals in stockholm. to start with football where twice former champions robina playing host to inform on she with both sides looking to keep up the pressure at the top and one of three key battles in the russian premier league this saturday the score is still no no in concert time. and it's and it's still not i mean my shemale i settle down made good use of a goalkeeping got into the wind five minutes after the interval that beat tom one nil on the road what a great game this place a spot at moscow will post down to the red one three one season on the defensive midfield and then the desired he's expected to make his debut. well in the meantime some letter has rejected a lucrative bid from free spending on trade into milan and cameroon striker has turned down a reported twenty million euros a year which could have made him the worst highest earning player the search year old opted to stay it into to give himself the chance of competing for what could be a fifth champions league title while in the meantim

countries were traditionally known as pace for what we all remember of course those two blasts in stockholm last december now all these lows when they hit what is going on here and could there be any connection to think well i think the first thing to say is that you're right we don't want to get ahead of the story we don't know that this is for example al qaeda inspired terrorism yet but we do know as you mentioned the islam is an inspired bombing that took place in stockholm last year an e-mail sermon by the fact that there was also we suspect has been targeted before in two thousand and nine a cell was arrested coordinated arrests that arrests also took place in the u.k. and in america about a potential al qaeda cell looking to attack in those countries as the. jew to be indicted in fact in the coming weeks on those charges so there is a theme we're seeing here car bombs which at the moment hasn't been confirmed bill is suspected possibly been used in these attacks also used car bombs force there are potential trends we're beginning to see with. related attack by i think it's too early t

countries were traditionally known as peaceful what we all remember of course those two glass in stockholm lost to someone that was low has been hit what is going on here and could there be any connection do you think. well i think the first thing to say is that you're right we don't want to get ahead of the story we don't know that this is for example al qaeda inspired terrorism yet but we do know as you mentioned the islam is inspired bombing that took place in stockholm much here and e-mails to remember the fact that there was also low we suspect has been targeted before in two thousand and nine a cell was arrested coordinated arrests that were arrests also took place in the u.k. and in america about a potential. looking to attack in the east from trees there's a. jew to be indicted in fact in the coming weeks charges so there is a theme we're seeing here called on switch and the moment hasn't been confirmed suspected possibly been used in these attacks outside of also used car bombs before so there are potential trends we're beginning to see with. related attack but i think it's too ea

once in stockholm, the synthetic windpipe was bathed in a solution of stem cells taken from the patient's bone marrow. after two days, the millions of tiny holes in its surface were seated by cells -- seeded by cells. a synthetic body part has been made the patient's own. and the ability to create the three-d synthetic organic is a significant moment in this field of surgery. >> it does not realize it at all on intonation. you can have it immediately. there is no delay. most importantly, since it is a regenerative approach, you do not need pressure. >> the patient is being discharged tamara and knows that, without the transplant, -- discharged tomorrow and knows that, without the transplant, he would not have survived. this is a 1 meter long synthetic artery made in this machine in london in just 20 minutes. this material does have limits. it can be used to create complex organs like the heart, liver, or kidney. but scientists hope it points the way to more transplants without the wait for a donor. >> this is newsday on the bbc. >> these are our main headlines. news international, the med

once in stockholm, the synthetic windpipe was bathed in a solution of stem cells taken from the patient's bone marrow. after just two days, the millions of tiny holes in its surface was seated by cells. a synthetic body part had become the patient's own. here it is in the operating theater, being cut to size moments before being transplanted. the ability to create a three- dimensional synthetic organ is a significant moment in the field of surgery. >> this technique does not rely at all on a human donation. you can have it immediately. there is no delay, and most important, since it is a regenerative approach, you do not need [unintelligible] >> the patient knows that without the transplant he would have died. his voice is still recovering. >> [whispering] >> what next? look at this, a 1 meter long synthetic artery made in just 20 minutes. is one of many parts that scientists now say they can create at will. >> we are not just stopping there. we are moving to other parts of the body, year, knows, a skin. -- ear, nose, skin. >> the material does have limits. it cannot be used agree more co

percent when the crisis came writings of our vines were primarily concerned about parents banks in stockholm copenhagen were always slow this intrusion in living it was of secondary importance to them they stopped issuing loans and started exporting capital to help parents environment of course all violence has an effect on the situation here. is two and a half years old but much of her life has passed without her father he's been working in germany to make a living meanwhile mother brother and elder sister live in a few a near the top where is your daddy. no daddy let's look for him. lose the picture of him oh here. oh well oh no no you're better oh you know whenever she sees a man in the street the first thing she says is mom this is a man and in daddy. she says that just in case the man responds. each friday off to work so dave visits an internet cafe in germany to speak to his family by making a video call. the questions we get at school are real mind blowers again you go with them yeah this five minutes of internet chatter keeps the family in contact until so gay can be with them for re

once in stockholm, the synthetic windpipe was bathed in a solution of stem cells taken from the patient's bone marrow. after just two days, the millions of tiny holes in its surface was seated by cells. a synthetic body part had become the patient's own. here it is in the operating theater, being cut to size moments before being transplanted. the ability to create a three- dimensional synthetic organ is a significant moment in the field of surgery. >> this technique does not rely at all on a human donation. you can have it immediately. there is no delay, and most important, since it is a regenerative approach, you do not need [unintelligible] >> the patient knows that without the transplant he would have died. his voice is still recovering. >> [whispering] >> what next? look at this, a 1 meter long synthetic artery made in just 20 minutes. is one of many parts that scientists now say they can create at will. >> we are not just stopping there. we are moving to other parts of the body, year, knows, a skin. -- ear, nose, skin. >> the material does have limits. it cannot be used agree more co

banks were primarily concerned about parents banks in stockholm copenhagen or always low so this is. it was of secondary importance to them they stopped issuing loans and started exporting capital to help parents and banks of course all vats has an effect on the situation here. she is old but much of her life has passed without her. he's been working in germany to make a living meanwhile brother and sister live in. poverty where is he a daddy. you know daddy let's look for him. there is a picture of him born here that's right well don i know now. you know whenever she sees a man in the street the first thing she says is mom this is a man op ed in daddy. she says that just in case the man responds. each friday off to work. an internet cafe in germany to speak to his family by making a video call so that the questions we get at school are real mindblower it's. them yeah this five minutes of internet chat keeps the family in contact until so gay can be with them for real again and that could be six months away. this is typical for. which is joining the club of leading suppliers of manpo

newly signed chelsea man registering number one in the fifty minute beating the all side trip to stockholm i venture minutes before the how far more colombia were awarded a penalty for this challenge in the bolivian penalty area called how the money thing i began to know the meaning of argentina must not defeat costa rica to join me in the world's. crew and chile are preparing for their final group seeing contrave both teams with four points after two games put only a win will guarantee qualification europe well i said one point behind the pair and it's a big mexico deal progress the mexican still in with a shot themselves the spy losing all those things just for. it all is not going quite the plan in the argentina camp either they try to. and favorites with two points from two games are aware victory against costa rica tomorrow is part of my to survival the team manager also forced to defend his star player lionel messi after another archon time player accused the course alone a man of not producing top form for his country. i trust him to play the entire ninety minutes lionel lloyd not p

once in stockholm, the synthetic windpipe was based in a solution of stem cells taken from the patient's bone marrow. after just two days, the millions of tiny holes in its surface were seated by cells. a synthetic body part had become the patient's own. here it is in the operating theater being cut to size moments before being transplanted. the ability to create a three- dimensional synthetic organ is a significant moment in this field of surgery. >> this technique does not rely at all on a human donation. you can have it immediately. there is no delay, and most important, because it is read genitive, you do not need immunosuppression. -- regenerative, you do not need immunosuppression. the patient is still recovering. what next? look at this. it is a 1 meter long synthetic artery made in this machine in london in just 20 minutes. this material does have limits. it cannot be used to create complex organs like the heart, liver or kidney, but scientists hope it points the way to more transplants without the wait for a donor. >> this is newsday on bbc. >> our main headlines this hour , rup

title in south korea next month after the russian won gold at the latest diamond league meeting in stockholm the world record holder four meters and seventy six centimeters. of germans should we go back to american dream for sir isn't by ever written last week's disappointment. and she may find it. meanwhile the same boat cruised to victory in the men's two hundred meters in a time of twenty point zero three seconds lindsey edwards from panama was second with jamaica's ainslie white inserted and is coming back from a twenty one month drugs ban was the sure merit in the men's four hundred meters the american was happy with his second place finish jamaican jermaine gonzalez christopher brown from the bahamas completed the podium while carmelita jeter still dominates the women's one hundred meters the american one in eleven point one five seconds it was a strong headwind. in rugby union defending champions new zealand trained their biggest ever winning margin over the springboks on home turf as they thrashed south africa forty points to seven in the tri nations in wellington when the corrie jan

moscow coming in at 31 degrees, 26 in stockholm. so it stays pretty hot out here as well.ll right. here is your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, japan began restricting electricity consumption on friday. under new regulation, the government requires major power consumers in eastern japan to reduce peak time usage by 15% from a year earlier. the regulations were prompted by the risk of power shortages this summer in regions served by tokyo electric power company and tohoku electric power company. both utilities suffered severe damage to their power stations in the march disaster. factories and others using 500 kilowatt percent hour or more are required to cult their consumption by 15%. the mandatory cuts will affect a total of about 18,500 firms supplied by the two utilities. violators may face fines of up to $12,500. thing of blicker to cuts are in place from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays through september 22nd in the regions served by tokyo electric. for the tohoku electric service region, cults will be through september 9th. government is also asking small

breathtaking elaborate estonian marble staircase that he stalin had a sense of humor after all with the stockholm style this room the dining room is a perfect example of the stalinist style it can be used as a period piece film set its furniture including the cardboard table chairs and a grand piano come from the nine hundred thirty is this all right i'm a single key moved into this house several soviet organisations were located here one of them was a kindergarten for top party members and style and some were sealy was one of the kids who spent time here during his childhood believe it was extremely witty careless over who ill and some right or ate the whole creative world was under his thumb and any mistake would need a certain death pat said sellon suppression didn't stop other writers from producing famous works. for instance is forced to write his masterpiece the most remarkable meter in secret. so other values are looking. in the capital connected with joseph stallin stallin had several residences outside moscow all that is is the cool russia his favorite one with the residents known as vis

message to her rivals the two time olympic champion winning the latest diamond league meeting in stockholmand afterward saying she is on course to reclaim the world title in south korea next month the world record holder cleared for meters and seventy six centimeters to clinch victory ahead of june the silkiest goldberg and american jennifer sir isn't viable putting behind her the disappointment of last week when the nano question cited are you saying bolt cruised to victory in the men's two hundred meters in a time of twenty point zero three seconds along to edwards from panama was second with jamaica's and white one coming back from a twenty one month drugs ban was in the shawn merritt in the men's four hundred meters the american happy with his second place finish behind you make in your main . christopher brown from the bahamas completing the podium while karma let it get or still dominates the women's hundred meters winning that in eleven point one five seconds although there was a strong headwind out. now to the russian premier league where three matches will be played on saturday an

blows wanted there for questioning over sexual assault allegations supporters fear that if sent to stockholm he'll end up in the hands of the u.s. government that is lauren it is the latest roadside the court will. not so much has hired an entirely new legal team pull this appeal he's part of the old lots of old plots and he's got people who are much more have much more experience in criminal law and they're much more concerned with the ins and outs of e.u. your and specifically the european arrest warrant they're arguing that the european arrest warrant enough cases invalidates because they've essentially discrepancies between the allegations made and the testimonies of the two alleged victims there are full charge is that they range between are no full coercion just sexual assaults right down to rape they're also saying it's important to remember that new charges have been brought against after all she's wanted for questioning in sweden and say far no more now this case is slated to go through wednesday if faced appeal is rejected by the high courts that julian i thought his vows to take t

is wanted for questioning over sexual assault allegations but his supporters fear that if sent to stockholm he'll end up in the hands of the u.s. government laura that has been following the case from just outside the court. court's his own cheese day he was flanked by his lawyers and his assistants and he was silent told us he reserving his energies we were all asking him how he felt about how today was going to go but he didn't answer any of us he had a hat he's now wearing glasses and he looked that seem much older than he or she is and set me much older than me but he did this carrying that we're seeing this week essential to last until wednesday but even then the rulings expected to be result so we might not hear what decision the judge has made for days or even weeks and insights even if that this appeal is rejected in a cellar says that he vows to take this case higher up the justice chain here in the u.k. first to the supreme court and then if you have to you on to the european court of human rights and he and his supporters have always suggested that the prosecution on sex charges

there for questioning over sexual assault allegations but his supporters fear he'll be if sent to stockholm the end up in the hands of the u.s. government or his lawyer and has the latest from london. has hired an entirely new legal team full based appeal he's fought the old loads old laws and he's got people who are much more have much more experience in criminal law and they're much more concerned with the ins and outs of old e.u. law and specifically the european arrest warrant they're all queuing that the european arrest warrant enough case is invalid because of essentially discrepancies between the allegations made and the testimonies of the two alleged victims that are full of charge is that they range between on full coercion to sexual assaults right down to rape they're also saying it's important to remember that no charges have been brought against our phones he's wanted for questioning in sweden and safe on name all now this case is slated to go through wednesday based appeal is with jack tate by the high courts that you and i saw since bowed to take the extradition case right to

whistleblowers wanted for questioning over sexual assault allegations but his supporters fear that if sent to stockholm he'll just end up in the hands of the u.s. government we can all live to all these laura and i think outside the court building for us and laura so as to what has been happening in the courtroom so far bring us up to date. well not so much has hired an entirely new legal team for this appeal he's got the old old lot and he's got people who are much more have much more experience in criminal law and what they've done is taken a more conciliatory towards the courts and towards the charges that have been have been made and they're much more concerned with the ins and outs of lauren specifically the european arrest warrant which allows people to be extradited within the european union they are arguing that the european arrest warrant enough case is invalid because it essentially discrepancies between. the allegations made and the testimonies of the two alleged victims there are four charges and they range between on lawful coercion to sexual assaults right down to rape and what the legal

book and that is she thinks native people joining the military in such numbers is an aspect of the stockholmyndrome. you identify with your oppressor. that is psychologically demanding but that is what she thinks it is. >> another story that comes up in different places and maybe you could talk about one of them is struggling against the abuse women suffer in certain settings. >> there is a statistic that i think is true that one in 3 native women will be abused in her lifetime. sexually abused, physically abused. the women i interviewed thinks it is a lot higher than one in three. maybe two in three and some alaskan native villages is thought to be 100%. i did an interview in alaska with a woman and much later asked after i have been hearing about this 100% to your husband abuse you? she said yes. that could be true. often it is linked to alcohol. sometimes math --meth. i think it is linked to what makes men and abuse women in other societies too. it is despair, rage, alcoholism. whatever the reasons are, it seems to be intransigent in some native communities. in pine ridge, for instance, u

and that is that she thinks native people joining the military in such numbers is an aspect of the stockholm syndrome. in other words, you identify with your oppressor. that's pretty psychologically demanding but that's what she thinks it is. >> now, another story that comes up in different places and maybe you'd like to talk about one of them is struggling against the abuse that women suffer in certain settings. >> uh-huh. there's a bandied-about statistic that i think is true that 1 in 3 native women will be abused in her lifetime. sexually abused, physically abused. and the women i interviewed thinks it's low. thinks it's higher, maybe 2 in 3 and some alaskan native villages it's thought to be 100% and i did an interview in alaska with a woman and much later after, by the way, after i'd been hearing about this 100%, did your husband ever abuse you and she said yes. so that -- that could be true. often it's linked to alcohol, and often it's linked to meth, there's more meth than alcohol now, i'm told. i think it's linked to what makes men abuse women in other societies too, it's rage, desp

those of us who covered the beat have a stockholm syndrome. we lived with mr. murdoch so long we can't imagine life without him. everything depends on him retreating and apologizing, two things he's not very good at, so i think we can assume it's not going to be a great day for rupert murdoch, but the idea they are going to pivot from that and immediately replace him with chase cary, i'm not buying it. >> in terms of the scoop of his pulpibility, is it isolated to a "news of the world" problem if these types of business practices can be sloun throughout the empire? is that the key to his pulpibility? >> i think it's okay britain is on fire. that's the heart of many of his own interests in terms of the papers and where his own talents are, but in the business sense, not that big of a deal. this time the number two man in scotland yard. one day after number one man went belly up. and easy to follow flow chart tonight of the tangled relationships between and among murdoch's people and the police and will ask, is it happening here in america as well? >> i think it'

doctors call this stockholm syndrome. you identify with the kidnappers.ur culture villified bill gates for making money. now we love him because he is giving away money. that is sending the wrong message to our children. so what is the lesson? a light listen and a dark lesson. the light lesson is you can't drop out of school and become the richest man in the world. the kind of -- and by the way, the spillover affect all of us, people rail about income inequality. let me tell you the inside. when there is a guy as rich as bill gates, that means that something is possible for everybody that was impossible until he proved to be done. the first guy who broke the four minute mile. thank you, bill gates, for showing what can be done. it can still happen in america. the other lesson is watcher back. don't make the mistake of ignoring washington. the me switch to the fountainhead and talk about a hero. my favorite character. hard work, the rebellious architect, the ultimate individual. one of the most fascinating characters and all of literature from page one to