they have been ordered by uk athletics to seize all association with the american coach writer after misconduct are made against them. the uk has acted after receiving the us center for safe sport about the conduct of writer with the investigation eminent and they are currently encouraged by writer and both have been told that it is inappropriate for them to continue to be associated with him. cameron is past the american rally to raise the final 16 of the paris masters, the final 16 of the paris masters, the 6-4 the final 16 of the paris masters, the 6—4 victory means the british number one is still in with a chance at making it to the finals later this month and next up, he will face another american, taylor fritz for a place in the quarterfinals. more on that and you can go into the bbc sport website but that is all your support for now. hello. a chillier feel to the weather this thursday. yesterday we saw some decent sunshine early on in the day, and the cloud built up. today it's likely to be a similar scenario. but where we do have the sunshine, it will still feel cooler because

they have been ordered by uk athletics to seize all association they have been ordered by uk athleticsryder and both have been told that it is inappropriate for them to continue to be associated with him. cameron is past the american rally to raise the final 16 of the paris masters, the 6—3, 6—4 victory means the british number one is still in with a chance at making it to the finals later this month and next up, he will face another american, taylor fritz for a place in the quarterfinals. for more on that, you can go into the bbc sport website but that is all your sport for now. good evening. hello. a chillier feel to the weather this thursday. yesterday we saw some decent sunshine early on in the day, and the cloud built up. today it's likely to be a similar scenario. but where we do have the sunshine, it will still feel cooler because of the wind, and because we've pulled in colder airfrom the north through the course of the night. a frost to start the day, all the way down from scotland into the welsh marshes. milder initially across eastern england, but here, a chance of some show

british sprinters adam gemili and daryll neita have been ordered by uk athletics to "cease all associationhe united nations climate change conference, continues in glasgow, it's been a big day for sport, with governing bodies being urged to sign up to the un's climate action framework with a target of reaching net—zero emissions by 2040. our sports correspondent katie gornall is there. it does feel like a really important day here at cop26. when it comes to sport and climate action there has been little in the way of accountability and transparency in the past. the un climate action plan claim to counter that. they announced a new set of criteria called the race to zero, for those organisations that sign up. the reason it is important is because for the first time it means signatories will have to meet certain targets, they will have to report annually and they will have to follow through on their climate commitments. if they don't, they will be called out for it. some of those targets include reducing their c02 those targets include reducing their co2 emissions by 50% by 2030 and aiming t

sprinters adam gemili and daryll neita have been ordered by uk athletics to "cease all association" withlayers will be awarded full—time deals, while there will be retainer contracts for 15 more individuals. the 12—month contracts are currently being drawn up with their value not yet known. there will also be match and training fees for the women. previously, the unions performance director nigel walker had admitted the governing body had not "covered itself in glory" in how it managed the women's game. british men's number one cameron norrie eased past the american reilly opelka to reach the final 16 of the paris open. the 6—3, 6—4 victory means norrie is still in with a chance of makintg the atp finals later this month. norrie will face taylor fritz in the last 16. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. more now on our main story and mp5 have voted narrowly to block the suspension of a conservative mp who broke lobbying rules. an investigation found that owen paterson used his position to benefit two companies he worked for. mps voted not to support the recommendations of parl

. - uk sport has introduced official pregnancy guidance for olympic and paralympic athletes and sportit also provides a framework which can be followed throughout pregnancy and the athlete's return to elite sport. eboni usoro—brown is an england netball player who's won an array of medals and that memorable gold in the 2018 commonwealth games against australia. she had her baby, savannah, and is now back playing netball and shejoins me now. thank you so much for being with us. congratulations on all your amazing achievements, including the birth of savannah. her heart has it been to get back as a top—flight athlete to your sport after childbirth? how hard it been.— hard it been. might have to be honest, hard it been. might have to be honest. it's — hard it been. might have to be honest, it's been _ hard it been. might have to be honest, it's been tough - hard it been. might have to be honest, it's been tough and i hard it been. might have to be - honest, it's been tough and without the support of a national governing body and having the lines of communication open with my domestic clu

athletes are involved in the decision—making for the sport. that's all the sport for now. hello. some pretty quiet weather across the uk for the next few days.uble figures to start the day will get into the mid teens come the afternoon for the best of the sunshine to the far south, east some rain across northern england and wales, the cloud certainly more interactive throughout the day. sunny spells for scotland and northern ireland with showers to the far and west and quite a chilly feel torn away and loic. for wednesday and thursday we are still looking at largely light winds and favourably mild wind directions. some rain to the south of the uk potentially on wednesday but nothing particular he it's thursday into friday that we are going to be all eyes on the atlantic to watch the slow coming in. exactly how deep it will be in exactly where was it were not quite sure of at the moment but there's definitely potential for some strong winds to end the week. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. the headlines. after 600 days, the united states has finally reopened its borders to much of the worlds population.— of the worlds popula

in france, in greece, australia and the uk, but here, even when the covid dictates made 0 sins like limiting restaurant capacity or masks on student athletes outside there was shockingly scant public protest here. this was much to the dismay of doctor scott at this. >> there's a total disconnect a country about what people have as information. the american people are a little less compliant and sort of fearful. at some point you have to really look at the data, you have to stop being afraid. these people are really damaged but at some point people have to sort of regain their independent thinking. laura: independent thinking, that's a novel concept. the biden white house, whoever's running it is counting on you staying panicked or being scared or having 0 independent thought. that way they have the run of the place. will a public notice biden's education secretary is leaving the door open for more school closures? i you to listen closely to the words may be disruptive. >> i worry decisions that are being made that are not putting students at the center of student health and safety is going to be why schools may be disrupted, because of the

athletes's safely and well—being. given the outright over this, even if some big countries, big olympic players like the us and uk wereer china at all? would itjust carry on with what it is doing regardless? i think one has to try, to pull the levers that are available. this is the second most powerful government in the world that sees fit to not just take an olympic athlete off the grid but it is currently committing crimes against humanity targeting millions of uyghur muslims. it has disapperead artists from wei wei, to senior tibetan monks, and this continues to happens because there is no real consequences for the government officials responsible for it. especially with crimes against humanity, holding chinese officials accountable is essential to breaking the cycle of total impunity and hopefully part of what comes out of this experience is notjust peng shuai's well—being and safety but also a renewed diplomatic willingness to actually use the mechanisms through the united nations, domestic courts and cause to produce accountability to deter future violations. sophie richardson is the china director at human righ

more than 150 athletes around the world are competing, ten teams across europe, eight of them based in the uk to be a blustery day right across the country. so this is what it looks like early hours of friday morning — the rain moves into ireland, northern ireland, scotland, the northwest of england, as well, there might be some dribs and drabs further south, but i think we won't see much rainfall at all even through friday across southern and central parts of the uk. most of the rainfall, with this area of low pressure, will shear off towards the north and east. certainly scotland, southern scotland, maybe the lake district getting some of that rain. further south, it willjust be fleeting rain carried on that breeze, really not lasting very long at all, more showery than anything. and the temperatures — 15 celsius in the south, around 12—13 across the north. and, as far as the weekend's concerned, it's looking quieter and generally dry with some sunny spells. hello, i'm christian fraser live from cop26 in glasgow. as the climate summit enters its final hours — leaders warn more needs to be d

athletes are involved in the decision—making for the sport. that's all the sport for now. hello. we have some pretty quiet weather across the ukd some colder air to the far north of the uk, temperatures will struggle to get into double figures across multimodal scotland, some squally shows here. elsewhere we are looking at the low to mid teens. there will be submitted to the day for northern england and wales. but we should see bright discounts to the north and the front of an much of scotland and northern ireland and to the south across southern and eastern england. this friend is set to stick around through wednesday and thursday. slowly making its way south across the uk. turning things quite murky across southern and eastern england into the small hours of wednesday but it will stay very mild here. where is that slightly cold airjust speaks for the south into scotland, into the small hours of wednesday we could see a patchy fraud and some unsheltered lands to the north. wednesday still looking to the south of the uk. it's looking much clearer for the north, scotland and northern ireland there should be sunshine just the ch