it's been a long 16 years but surrey have won the county championship once again.en so far this season, they held on to beat them by three wickets earlier today and seal the title. eddie's was was watching for us. what an afternoon it's been here for surrey as they wrapped up the title is slightly more nerve—racking ways than they would have wanted. a middle order wobble before ricky clark and morne morkel saw them home. you can see what it meant to them. their first county title since 2002, and once again in this match, the star man really was captain rory burns, a century in the first innings, a half—century here today. he is the top run score in the country. a lot of people are touting as the successor to alastair cook at the top of the england batting side afterwards, he told me what this title means to him. we're just absolutely delighted. it's the one everyone wants to win, and to go ahead and do it, we arejust absolutely delighted. perhaps more nerve—racking than you would have wanted... especially when you're having to watch and your bid is done. i was watc

and four surrey.won the title in 2002, it was their third title in four years and they we re third title in four years and they were the kings of county cricket. they will now hope that this title can be the springboard to another in a row of domestic dominance. yes, the kings again. and you can read about the game and surrey‘s triumph on the bbc website and you will find the league tables because after losing, worcester 20 points from safety with just two games to play. paul collingwood — the former england one—day captain — is retiring at the end of the season. it's 22 years since he made his first—class debut and he's done a lot in that time. he played in 68 test matches. he was part of three ashes—winning sides. and he led england to victory at the world t20 eight years ago. it's a lot to give up and he says it wasn't easy to say goodbye. it isa it is a bit sad. you know, ex—players always tell you they know when the time has come to retire and yesterday, announcing it to the boys that i was retir

he was later found dead outside his mansion in surrey.nearly six years on, the inquest into his death is set to draw to a close. this programme has now learnt that the government will be able to keep some key details secret ? including whether the businessman ever had links to the british security services. jim reed has the background to this extraordinary case. the most exclusive private estate in england. houses in this corner of surrey sell for tens of millions of pounds. security is tight, filming inside not allowed. in 2012, a russian businessman was found dead on this estate. i believe that alexander perepilichnyy was murdered in november of 2012. he was just 44 years old when he collapsed out jogging near his home. i think you have to say, well, poisoning looks much less likely. the more probable cause is a heart attack. a police investigation later found that alexandar perepilichnyy died of natural causes, but when he collapsed on this road behind me here, he was about to give evidence in a majorfraud case linked to russian organi

indeed openers. 0ne of them is a man very much in form, rory burns has scored over 1000 runs for surreyo the county championship title will stop also included is canned's joe denley, with keating jennings keeping his place. rory burns, who has been the leading run storer and has been the leading run storer and has captained surrey to the title this year, he is yet to make his debut, and joe denley from kent makes a return to international cricket. he played a few one—day matches quite a long time ago so there has been a gap to him. he comes back in, but a very different cricket —— cricketer now to what he was then. this time tomorrow night we should know whether anthony joshua has retained his world heavyweight crown. he takes on alexander povetkin in front of an 80,000 sellout crowd at wembley stadium. today's way injoshua was almost two stone heavier than his russian opponent he has been taking a new approach to training of late, waking up naturally before hitting the gym rather than setting an alarm. he feels betterfor the gym rather than setting an alarm. he feels better for it. jos

surrey were last champions in 2002., really please. kimi raikkonen moving but not necessarily happy with it? he is leaving one of the most illustrious names in the game, ferrari, at the end of this season. it's fair to say he doesn't seem to be entirely on board with the idea. he will turn 39 next month and will be replaced by charles leclerc, a driver nearly half his age. at what was at times and awkward press conference, he said, why not, when asked if he would rejoin former team sauber. hall is three under after 16 holes at the evian championship in france. the leaders are on six under par after three rounds. luke shaw could play for manchester united this week and, despite suffering that concussion whilst on england duty. he was stretchered off during england's nations league match with spain. fa guidelines state that a player who suffers a concussion should not play again for 14 concussion should not play again for 1a days, but that is only unless certain criteria are met. he could play against watford after treatm

the three wicket win gave them the unassailable lead of 61 points —— surrey.y morkel who struck the winning runs with another key player rikki clarke with him in the middle. surrey. were last champions in 2002. we are absolutely delighted. it is what everyone wants to win. and to do it, we are delighted. more nerve racking than you wanted today when you're six or seven down? definitely, i could have done with being there at the end and it would have made it easier. i was watching my phone most of the time and trying to drink coffee and distract myself. staying with cricket and former england one—day captain paul collingwood will retire at the end of the season more than two decades after making his first—class debut. he played in 68 tests and was part of three ashes winning teams, leading england to victory also at the t20 eight years ago. his final game will be at home to middlesex. britain‘s simon yates has maintained his 25 second overall lead at the vuelta a espa na. his 25 second overall lead at the vuelta a espana. he marked his nearest challenger and no

our correspondent duncan kennedy is at blackbushe airport in surrey.splay team in the uk. many people say they cannot understand why it has not happened before. the team used these cherokee aircraft and the message is simple but even if you are disabled, that should never prevent you doing what you want. mike, barry and alan. three men who live with disability, but who are all determined to reach for the skies. today, they became britain's first ever disabled air display team, taking off over surrey in a unique triple formation. the fact that you may be disabled, you can achieve great things. barry hobkirk became paraplegic after a rugby accident, but was determined nothing would stop him getting airborne. from being told in 1990 that i would probably never walk again, and i'd certainly neverfly again, to being in a three ship formation team... yes, ifeel very proud, yes. the three men have been practising for three months, dealing with the stresses of formation flying without the full use of their limbs. mike wildeman lost the lower part of his leg in

situated in a quiet part of surrey, primrose lodge isa quiet part of surrey, primrose lodge is a residentialug, alcohol, gambling and videogames addiction. have you noticed an increase in the number of people that comfort treatment for a problem with videogames addiction? it's quite interesting because initially we saw people coming in with what an additional addiction, so with what an additional addiction, so substance and gaming, but over the last 18 months or so, we've seen an increase in pure gaming addiction. p2 in in his 40s. he was addiction. p2 in in his 40s. he was a lifelong gamer until his entire world fell apart as a result of his addiction to playing video games. —— peter. i liked games like shooting games, half life, counterstrike and tea m games, half life, counterstrike and team fortress, team —based shooting. i come home and play pretty much all night and pretty much all weekend as well, and it started causing big problems at home with my family. i had two children at the time. what effect on the people around you? eventually duty the amount of time is spent on there, i did

our top story — surrey have won the county championship.stewart's side have won 10 and drawn two of their 12 division one matches so far and remain on course to finish the season unbeaten. congratulations! that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. chris mitchell. as i mentioned in the headlines, new research from bbc news and the university of nottingham has revealed the extent of caring by children is much higher than had been thought, with 22% of children who responded to a questionnaire identifying as junk areas. the 2011 census only identified a lower number of care is between five and i7. lower number of care is between five and 17. angela was a child to a family member with paranoid schizophrenia and is now a young aduu schizophrenia and is now a young adult carer. welcome, it is good to see you. when you look back at those teenage years when you are a young carer, what with the biggest challenges you faced? definitely balancing my college life and being at home and having to manage finances in the home. so th

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blood pressure close by, some sunshine here and there during the day, view from surrey old —— earlierthicker cloud southeast into the stagette, and this area of cloud is a weather front bringing rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland, it's now weakening as he go deeper into the night, light patchy rain affected parts of north midlands. showers in the south east of england, some push into northwest collimator, where they have cloud or clear skies makes it different and that temperature, double and single figures, 45 degrees. tomorrow, lots of sunshine to begin the day, shara scapegoating in scotland could be heavy and thundery for northern ireland and england. area cloud, some rain in the far south of northern ireland spreads to wales and midlands, clicking parts of southwest england as well. east anglia and southeast england, warm sunny spells to be had there for some showers come in as we go into the evening. lots of clouds for wales and midlands in the afternoons other —— sunny spells as well and for northern ireland scotland, catch a shower on the heavy side. temperatures i

after nearly two decades, surrey are the county cricket champions once again.captain rory burns. a player, many think, should now be opening the batting for england. 100%, it shouldn‘t even be a discussion, i‘ll be honest. i know it‘s smith and jones have to pick the squad, but rory burns should be inked in, into that squad straightaway now. he‘s done it for four years and this year‘s he‘s an even better player, and i trust the selectors to make the right decision and pick rory burns. you never going to fill alastair cook‘s shoes, but as long as he‘s given an opportunity and given time, i seriously believe he can open the battle for a period of final for england. there was an incredible finish at the world modern pentathlon championships in mexico city, with britain‘s james cooke taking gold. in a sprint finish, he came from third place to win it byjust three—hundredths of a second on the finish line. cooke was overcome by emotion afterwards, dedicating the win to his late grandfather who died last week. great britain‘s dressage team have won bronze at the worl

the daily mail, surrey, the mail on sunday, page two. —— sorry. and it is coming from retail. yes, mr keith williams, from john lewis, who is widely tipped, he isjohn lewis' john lewis, who is widely tipped, he is john lewis' deputy john lewis, who is widely tipped, he isjohn lewis' deputy chairman, he will be leading the review ordered by chris grayling. the rail system, as anybody who travels on it, wherever they are in the country, it is broken. there have been strikes, there have been timetable things causing absolute chaos. it is expensive. it is unreliable. and because it is so fragmented, labour say they would renationalise the railways. nigel is in favour of that, as we heard earlier. interestingly, the john lewis model, which appeals to a lot of industry insiders in the rail industry, the john lewis model web workers are partners in the firm, it is a sort of nationalisation lite. why does that work better? while, they say it would work better than the current system. anything would work better than the current system. but how does putting

rory burns has scored over a thousand runs for surrey this season, helping them to the county championships a surprise that this is the first time he's been included in an england test squad. it's a 16—strong touring party, which also includes joe denly. he's 32 and played limited overs cricket for england eight years ago, he's helped kent gain promotion to the top division this season. he could open the batting with burns although keaton jennings, cook's partner over the summer, has been retained. there's also a first test call up for seamer 0lly stone and a recall forjack leach, one of three specialist spinners on that list. rory burns who has been the leading scorer and the captain for the title this year comes in yet to make his debut and joe from kent makes a return to international cricket he did play a few one day are is quite a long time ago so it's been a big gap for a long time ago so it's been a big gapfor him, a long time ago so it's been a big gap for him, he comes back in but a very different cricketer now, he was back then. this time tomorrow night, we may well know whether

surrey are the county cricket champions for the first time in 16 years. wickets to seal the title, and there could be an england call—up coming for their captain rory burns, who finished the season as the top run—scorer. england's georgia hall is looking to add to her british open win. she's three shots off the lead going into the second round of the last major of the season, the evian championship. and what a finish for britain's james cooke. he came from third place to win gold at world modern pentathlon championships in mexico city, taking it by 300ths of a second. in the papers in a moment, why fans should take toiletries to birmingham. pardon? why the fans should take a long spare toiletries. i will explain why. throwing toilet paper like in the olden days? none of that. there is a good reason behind it. we are intrigued. thank you. let's take a look at today's front pages. the daily telegraph leads with the story of the two russian men alleged to have carried out the salisbury nerve agent attack, and theresa may's reaction to their television interv

surrey were last champions in 2002.it's the one that everyone wants to win them to be up to do it, were absolutely delighted. when you were six down, or seven down. , to watch itand, it six down, or seven down. , to watch it and, it was just, six down, or seven down. , to watch it and, it wasjust, it six down, or seven down. , to watch it and, it was just, it was made slightly easier but i was watching my phone most of the time and trying to drink coffee and distract myself. staying wtih cricket, and the former england one—day captain paul collingwood will retire at the end of the season — more than two decades after making his first—class debut. he played in 68 tests, was part of three ashes winning sides and led england to victory at the world t20 eight years ago. 42 year—old collingwood's final game for durham will be at home to middlesex. britain's simon yates has maintained his 25—second overall lead at the vuelta a espana. the flat stage 18 was won by the belgian‘s helle vallays. yates safely marked his nearest ch

our correspondent duncan kennedy is at blackbushe airport in surrey. mike, barry and alan.r surrey in a unique triple formation. the fact that you may be disabled, you can achieve great things. barry hobkirk became paraplegic after a rugby accident, but was determined nothing would stop him getting airborne. from being told in 1990 that i would probably never walk again, and i'd certainly neverfly again, to being in a three ship formation team... yes, ifeel very proud, yes. the three men have been practising for three months, dealing with the stresses of formation flying without the full use of their limbs. mike wildeman lost the lower part of his leg in a motorbike accident, but says aviation can be an inspiration. at the moment we are flying in training aircraft which have been adapted for a training role here at blackbushe, but eventually we'd like to be flying in aerobatic aeroplanes and doing close aerobatic formation work, just the same as other teams you see on the display circuit. archive: bader: tin legs and iron courage... the team was inspired by sir douglas bade

to vote on the issues of the day, and the future of the country will be ampersands it will see a surrey household and businesses paying higher taxes. >> order. >> the coalition national party was deeply disturbed the spoke against their prime minister. they knew this would hurt the government electorally. australians are sick and tired of prime minister think tossed out of office without them getting a chance to do so. a national party is remaining loyal and his coalition agreement with the liberal party. >> thank you, mr. president. my question as to the minister representing the deputy prime minister. does the national party maintain confidence in the liberal national coalition government? [shouting] >> yes, we do. and we do for a very good reason for you, mr. president, we do because it is the coalition government that will ensure that the estonian people, and that is what we all four, doesn't matter what area of this part of you are for. you believe in making this a a better place for us jillion. well, i can tell you that any alternative to the national liberal coalition will be bad

outbreaks of rain in parts of surrey and berkshire will gradually go north through the morning.nly strengthen overnight tonight. in fact there's a met office weather warning out for strong winds with some gusts of 50—60 mph across the london area. with the trees in full leaf there could be branches down and possibly greater damage. there will be rain as well as strong winds through the early hours, gradually clearing north—east. a dry start to the day tomorrow and quite a cool one, cooler than we've been used to. tomorrow the winds will ease down, there will be some sunshine and watch out for one or two showers. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. now it's back tojohn and louise. bye for now. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: 10 minutes to sell her brexit plan. theresa may appeals directly to eu leaders over dinner to drop what she calls their "unacceptable" demands. a damning verdict on a summer of rail chaos. a report finds "nobody took charge" as new timetables disrupted hundreds of servi

surrey were last champions in 2002. we arejust we are just absolutely delighted.ly delighted. little bit more nerve—racking night you would have wanted today when you are six down, seven down? definitely, when you are having to watch, i could have been there at the end when it would have made it slightly easier. i was watching my phone most of the time and is trying to drink copy and distress. but it was nice. britain's simon yates has maintained his 25—second overall lead at the vuelta a espana. the flat stage 18 was won by the belgian's jelle vallays. yates safely marked his nearest challenger alejandro valverde, and now only two stages remain ahead of sunday's processional finish in madrid. former formula 1 world champion kimi raikonnen has spoken abuot his departure from ferrari next month — in a rather awkward press conference. he's being replaced at the italian team by charles leclerc, a driver nearly half his age! speaking ahead of this weekend's singapore grand prix, raikkonen said "why not?" when asked why he'd agreed to re—join former team, sauber. the w

the litter, born just two weeks ago, are not weaned and were snatched from surrey docks farm overnightsurvive the road. staff say there was no sign of a break—in and there was no sign of a break—in and the robbery was not caught on cctv. the pride of lions in trafalgar square have grown in number. there are now five thanks to a new interactive sculpture. the latest edition will roar words that are fed to it by members of the public and will stay in place until sunday as pa rt will stay in place until sunday as part of the london design festival. let's have a check on travel situation: let's get a check on the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's another mild start out there this morning but a very breezy one. got quite a cloud around. at first, it is drive the gusty wind, gusts of 35, maybe 40 mph is a pretty strong. this cloud is not going to last all day, will gradually move away system lovely sunny spells feeling warm and the sunshine but we still have the breeze don't forget, with more cloud moving in from the west, temperatures around 24 celsius. a lovely evening with so

the 20—year—old surrey all—rounder has been rewarded for his performances with both bat and ball thistract after having previously given up that form of the game. joss buttler is another of the seven players to get central contracts to play test and one day cricket. phil neville's england side have overtaken france to move to up to third in fifa's latest women's world rankings, which were released today. they jump just one place after their qualification for next year's world cup... scotland's qualification moves them up two spots, to their best ever position of 19th... wales stay 29th but northern ireland drop five places to 61st. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. good afternoon, you were watching bbc news. let's return to our top story, the parents of a 15—year—old girl, who died after suffering an allergic reaction to a pret a manger baguette, have demanded changes to food labelling laws. natasha ednan—laperouse collapsed during a flight from heathrow to nice in 2016, after buying the sandwich at the airport. in the last

situated in a quiet part of surrey, primrose lodge is a residential rehab which treats people with drugbling and video games addiction. have you noticed an increase in the number of people that come for treatment for a problem with video games addiction? yes, it's quite interesting because initially we saw people coming in with an additional addiction, so substance and gaming, but over the last 18 months oi’ so we've seen an increase in pure gaming addiction. peter is in his 40s. he was a lifelong gamer until his entire world fell apart as a result of his addiction to playing video games. i liked action and first person shooter games, games like half life, unreal tournament, counterstrike and team fortress. team—based shooters. i would come home from work and play pretty much all night and then pretty much all weekend as well. it started causing pretty big problems at home with my family. i had two children at the time. what effect did that have on the people around you? eventually, due to the amount of time i spent on it, i did lose myjob. i was so tired all the time and i got sacked f

situated in a quiet part of surrey, primrose lodge is a residential rehab treating people with drug,quite interesting because initially we saw people coming in with an additional addiction, so substance and gaming but over the last 18 months or so we've seen an increase in pure gaming addiction. peter is in his 40s. he was a lifelong gamer antilles his entire world fell apart as a result of his addiction to playing videogames. world fell apart as a result of his addiction to playing videogameslj liked action first person shooter games. i would come home from work and play all night. eventually because of the time i spend on there i lost myjob. my relationship broke down and i lost my family. doctor joe twist is ceo of the uk games industry trade body which wholeheartedly disagrees with the world health organization, questioning the scientific evidence provided by the who. our view of the industry body, in line with many academics who feel there is no consensus around the evidence taste upon which this is being drafted, we believe that this is premature to include this as a gaming dis

from his parents he took up surfing and flourished now he's a well known and respected surf guru in surrey out's. now seeing as i grew up in the countryside and at first i wasn't allowed to serve but now it's my life. in two thousand and eleven frank assent to became one hundred percent blind after surfing accident it didn't stop him getting back in the ocean two years ago he won gold in the visually impaired world championships a friend made him a photo album to remember his exploits. their beautiful pictures i can see them but everyone says they're beautiful. whether instructing from the sure all chasing the swell himself franca center has shown nothing will stop him enjoying his life passion. respect to their. all right we'll be up against former reality madrid to make christiane a rinaldo for best male football of the year award liverpool's mohamed salah is also on the short list but leo messi he's missed out on a nomination having won the top award five times before midfielder looks to be the favorite having inspired croatia to the runners up spot in the world cup and helped rio win a

now the video assistant referee was in full effect during the it's how in surrey are going between in some milan and some doria three goals were disallowed thanks to v.a.r. including this later from some doria about the throw correctly rule to be offside nothing wrong with marcel a browser which is injury time when it's. one knew the final score the league leaders event is there in action later on the sun. in spain real madrid have moved ahead of barcelona at the top of league about followed their three no midweek win over rome in the champions league but of espana war no mark or sense got the winner in the first of all slower pace you're on a later this sunday match that could take place in the united states next year part of a controversial plan sobre vote promoting the league in north america the spanish football federation are attempting to block the proposal and the new york yankees have made it into a major league baseball's post season. alex doubled home the winning run in the eleventh inning to give this three two win over the baltimore orioles. an american on the wild card it

there are calls for surrey captain rory burns to be called into the england squad, after he led his sidep title for nearly two decades. burns finishes the season as top run—scorer, with more than a thousand to his name and many believe he's a natural successor to alastair cook. 100%. it shouldn't even be a discussion, i'll be honest. i know it is smith and james taylor who have got to pick the squad. but rory burns should be inked into that squad straightaway now. he's done it for four years and this year he is an even better player. and i trust the selectors to make the right decision and pick rory burns. you are never going to fill alastair cook's shoes. but as long as he is given an opportunity, given time, i seriously believe that he can open the batting for a period of time for england. niels de vos — the man who oversaw team gb‘s incredible athletics success at the london olympics in 2012, will be stepping down at the end of the month. he's been chief executive of uk athletics for almost 12 years and also guided the squad to a sustained period of success at world championship level

take a look at what was happening in surrey just an hour ago. a look at what was happening in surreyjustto sunny spells and sat at showers that summary spells and sat at showers that summary of it has been really quite heavy this morning and miserable. there are a customer showers behind and subsequent shows further north and subsequent shows further north and west. these are being driven on by this rest of north—westerly breeze. will continue to the afternoon and it will feel quite cool afternoon and it will feel quite cool, particularly on those exposed coasts. the temperatures will struggle a little but this afternoon. even with the sunshine will be maximums of ii to 14. if we're lucky we will see 15 down to the south—west but generally a little under par for what should be this time of year. the rain will ease through the night we should see the winds ease as well. clear skies and lighter winds and fewer showers and lighter winds and fewer showers and temperatures will tumble. take a look at the temperature profile, the green tones all the way southmead low single figures quite widel

affairs correspondent, danny shaw, met one of the graduates as she started work at coldingley prison in surreyest prison officers at hmp coldingley, but has the confidence of someone far more experienced. sophie is one of the standout recruits on a programme designed to attract the brightest graduates into prisons. we first met her 12 months ago, when she started work. i've finished my degree. 0k. the new officers were visited by the then justice secretary david lidington. a year on, how has it been? it's been challenging, but it's been rewarding, as well. the best thing is all the interactions that i have with the guys. we make progress all the time. the small wins are the best things — like, getting someone that has been refusing to go to work that is actually finally engaging and going to work. that's the best thing ever. have there been moments when you've doubted whether this was the job for you? when incidents happen and i've been faced with, like, an act of self—harm or someone being under the influence, and that's when i'm like, "am i right for this job?" sophie is one of eight graduat

a 25% real—terms reduction in northumbria since 2010 but only 11% in surrey.retary says the lack of oversight is scandalous. what they‘re saying is notjust that the home office does not have a strategy, they‘ve noted the cuts in the workforce and the cuts in the funding available and they‘re saying the home office does not understand the consequences of those cuts and that‘s really damning. the home office insists the nao report is out of date, failing to reflect recent work on changing demands and pressure. it is for the police sector to set the strategy, the department says. but the auditors are clear. ministers have overall responsibility and, amid deep cuts, police are struggling to deliver an effective service. so, the home secretary say something ofa so, the home secretary say something of a double whammy. the official auditors both accusing the home office of not doing what they should to help the police keep the public safe. in normal times a home secretary facing that kind of thing may well be on the ropes but he is still new in the job. there is an u

a 25% real—terms reduction in northumbria since 2010 but only 11% in surrey.dow home secretary says the lack of oversight is scandalous. what they're saying is notjust that the home office does not have a strategy, they've noted the cuts in the workforce and the cuts in the funding available and they're saying the home office does not understand the consequences of those cuts and that's really damning. the home office insists the nao report is out of date, failing to reflect recent work on changing demands and pressure. it is for the police sector to set the strategy, the department says. but the auditors are clear. ministers have overall responsibility and, amid deep cuts, police are struggling to deliver an effective service. mark easton, bbc news. the inquests into the five people killed in the westminster bridge attack last has heard how an american tourist saved his wife by pushing her out of the path of the vehicle driven by khalid massood. kurt and melissa cochran had only been in london for two and a half hours before masood launched his attack last ma

let's start with the man in form, rory burns — he's scored over a thousand runs for surrey this seasonveraging almost 70 it's perhaps a surpirse that this is the first time he's been included in an england test squad. it's a 16—strong touring party, which also includesjoe denly. he's 32 and played limited overs cricket for england eight years ago — he's helped kent gain promotion to the top division this season. he could open the batting with burns although keaton jennings, cook's partner over the summer, has been retained. there's also a first test call up for seamer olly stone and a recall forjack leach, one of three specialist spinners on that list. rory burns, the leading run scorer in captain, comes in the media to make his debut and joe denley from katt to return to international cricket. he played a few one days quite a long time ago. it's been a big gap for him and he comes back in but a very different cricket it now from what it was then. golf history has been made at the portugal masters. englishman oliver fisher shot the first sub—60 round on the european tour. fisher has wo

a russian businessman who died in mysterious circumstances while out jogging near his mansion in surrey this week on the death — with speculation still rife about what killed him nearly six years ago. i believe that alexandar perepilichnyy was murdered in november of 2012. based on, what evidence do you have for that? well, based on the fact that he was a cooperating witness against russian organised crime. that he was on a hit list, that he went and took out an enormous insurance policy on his life in case he did get killed. we'll bring you more on that mysterious case at 9:15. british actors did brilliantly at the emmy awards in los angeles last night — claire foy, matthew rhys and thandie newton were all named as winners. i had the most extraordinary two and a half years of my life —

rory burns has scored over a thousand runs for surrey this season, helping them to the county championshipse that this is the first time he's been included in an england test squad. it's a i6—strong touring party, which also includesjoe denly. he's 32 and played limited overs cricket for england eight years ago — he's helped kent gain promotion to the top division this season. he could open the batting with burns although keaton jennings, cook's partner over the summer, has been retained. there's also a first test call up for seamer olly stone and a recall forjack leach, one of three specialist spinners on that list. rory burns who's been the leading run scorer in captain birsa read the titles of the year, comes in, yet to make his debut and joe delete from kenneth to make a return to international cricket. he played a few one days quite a long time ago, it's been a big gap for him. he comes back and out but a very different cricket player now than when he used to be. there'll be an 80—thousand sell—out crowd at wembley tomorrow night for anthony joshua's heavyweight title defence against

netball is. begun its first clean—up operation. atmosphere, where it is burnt up. director of the surreyveral tons. there are several tons. old satellites no longer working, and they stay there. and they stay there. satellites they risk being hit these pieces of debris. pieces of debris. here, i don't know how true to life this is. this is. maybe have collided and therefore break up into pieces. break up into pieces. satellite can produce significant damage. damage. a new sort of assumed that space is a large place, don't you? space is a large place, don't you? a large space, people were a bit relaxed. relaxed. we can leave stuff there and it will be ok. be ok. reaction, so you end up polluting an entire orbit. entire orbit. so you have a space net, is that how it works? net, is that how it works? cost—effective technologies like a net. net. the orbit together, so you burned into the atmosphere. into the atmosphere. debris, and it pulls it down in practice, yes. its lows at down. the debris will leave the orbit with the debris that has been captured. the debris that has been captured. ou

the mural on the side of the payless shoe store on surrey road was painted over.iti and the original mural went up in 1985, painted by several local artists. people are angry and they want to know why. >> it country, you know? that was what i wanted and i like to see that heritage. the >> still not entirely clear why the mural was painted over but we are told the property was recently sold and a representative said that the city will continue new protections for historic murals to prevent something like this from happening again. >>> it's 6:39 and shares of nike are down about 2% this morning. the company. former 49ers quarterback, colin kaepernick, is one of the faces of the new, just do it, 30th anniversary campaign. kaepernick will be featured on billboards, tv commercials and online ads. leigh martinez is at the nike store in downtown san francisco with more. >> reporter: kaepernick will have his own apparel line at nike, as well. he tweeted out a photo of himself yesterday in this nike ad with powerful words. it has been retweeted 150,000 times times. some ar

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let's start with the man in form, rory burns — he's scored over a thousand runs for surrey this seasonirse that this is the first time he's been included in an england test squad. it's a 16—strong touring party, which also includesjoe denly. he's 32 and played limited overs cricket for england eight years ago — he's helped kent gain promotion to the top division this season. he could open the batting with burns although keaton jennings, cook's partner over the summer, has been retained. there's also a first test call up for seamer olly stone and a recall forjack leach, one of three specialist spinners on that list. golf history has been made at the portugal masters. englishman oliver fisher shot the first sub—60 round on the european tour. this is the 18th green at villamoura, he had this birdie putt for a 58 — he just missed out on that, but left himself a tap in for a 59 — that's 12 under par. ten birdies and an eagle, no bogies in his second round. fisher has won just one tournament in his career — and this round was all the more remarkable, as he only managed level par yesterday. i

middle east and give iran an ultimatum with respect to their activities in yemen, their activities in surrey with hezbollah, their activities against israel, their activities in iraq. and then you'd be standing with these other countries, legitimately stopping terrorism, arms weapons, transfers, engagement in and of the country. now, having pulled away from all those countries, if it were to be a crisis and we would to go into conflict, it's very questionable whether those countries would be with us and supporters, whether we could get a u.n. resolution if we needed it. because we just snubbed our nose at the u.n. and walked away. this is not a smart way to approach foreign policy. its dangers. it's really dangerous. >> host: two, it's on that. first of all, as i understand it and rob who is a scalloped on proliferation issues at the wilson center and our senior vice president once out, the deal was transactional, not transformational. the hope was the region would change but the deal was just about nukes. there is a legitimate criticism that would've been a better deal. i'm not saying it's