if i can read it, you said in the wada press release, jonathan, that wada now has the names of all suspiciousose data was manipulated or deleted, including the 145 athletes within the targeted group of more suspicious athletes. does that mean that if this process confirms the decision of today, that you will be able to keep those 145 athletes out of the olympic games and paralympic games? and will you at some point be able to name them, so at some point be able to name them, so that people like us will be able to check that they are kept out? thank you. thank you for the question. the answer to your question. the answer to your question is, yes, we do know who those athletes are. 145. any for the athletes as well. therefore, they will be kept out of the games. if they're still competing. will be kept out of the games. if they‘ re still competing. remember that the data relates to testing donein that the data relates to testing done in 2012—2015. so it may or may not be the are still competing. if they are, that will be a block to them using the mechanism provided for two participate in the ga

here fee for to implement but i'll have to do so in consultation with wada which will be making sure that as a standardized approach and a compliant approach. grant. granted from the associated press another question for jonathan in terms of hosting if you look to which events in the next 4 years are the most prestigious or the most watched then you're looking at things like the champions league final formula one grand prix sport conference. all of which could be amps of reach maybe of this decision today and there's already the the language built in if legally and in practically impossible to move and you can imagine that some of the smaller i have sinless and haven't got the resources in some cases the will for a long legal fight what do you think are going to be the real consequences for hosting how much is actually going to change. i press used in the sport of code conferences when the most prestigious event plays with the. series in the in the 4 years even event has already been awarded to russia and yes the standard requires that they have put in place mechanisms that allow the

there'll be no russian flag or anthem. 0ur reporter, alex capstick, has been in lausanne where wada'see made their decision earlier today. leading members of wada's executive committee have been explaining to us in this hotel in central lausanne the reasons they came to this decision to ban russia for four yea rs. decision to ban russia for four years. it is because russia are repeat offenders. they have again been found to be covering up positive drugs tests. as to the punishment, they think they have got the balance right, they think that there were calls for a total ban on athletes and officials but that would have been unfair on those competitors who are untainted by the doping conspiracy, so they have banned the russian flag, a russian anthem, leading sports and officials from next year's 0lympics anthem, leading sports and officials from next year's olympics in tokyo and other big sporting events. what happens next is down to russia, because they have 21 days to lodge an appeal, and then it goes to the court of arbitration for sport, and that could take us right up until the tok

s anti doping agency has welcomed wada's decision saying it's the only possible outcome. but that of the united states sun to doping agency has said that the measures taken by water are not enough branded russia's escape from a complete ban a quote devastating blow to clean athletes and the rule of law the same reaction was shared in fact by waters vice president. wanted a complete ban but we had 2 choices and i supported as long as we could get today i'm afraid that if we supported. or didn't support the c.r.c. that i see with what. we spoke to and brown a writer from the sports integrity initiative a group with a large awareness of the details relating to the tampering with the moscow lab databases a few points on the situation with us. you are not innocent until you're proven guilty and i'm in anti doping until you're guilty and city can prove you're innocent it's a complete reversal of the normal justice system but it's always been that way you gotta think about what's on the world anti-doping agency has jurisdiction it doesn't add jurisdiction over the russian author

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us the world anti-doping agency wada has banned russia from taking part in international sports competitions for 4 years and that includes the upcoming tokyo olympics and 2020 and the beijing games in 2022 now what a role that russia should be punished for manipulating laboratory data planting fake evidence and to lead in files linked to positive doping tests that could have helped identify drug cheats. all right let's get the latest on the story now we have a limited talkie of sports with us here on studio and the perspective from russia as well we have our correspondent and really sure when standing by for us in moscow alina let's start with you what does this ban mean so it basically means exactly what it means that russia is not allowed to participate or host any international sporting events for the next 4 years and yes that means you know lympics and for example the world championships and yes that also means a coming on the games in tokyo as well as have been to games in beijing however in case of us want to know that does not mean

wada, under this particular administration, beyond the pale.on, is not really stood up for the athletes the way that we deserve. london 2012 was just one of the event sabotaged by russia's cheating. seven years on, the fallout from sport's greatest ever scandal continues. dan roan, bbc news. one of the last surviving raf pilots who fought in the battle of britain during world war ii has died aged 101. maurice mounsdon was one of only four remaining members of what churchill called the few, the 3000 airmen who defended the skies above southern england from the nazis in 1940. robert hall looks back on at his life. there story has grouped us for over 75 years, the young men who disbanded it there is guys against waves of german bombers in 1940. —— the skies. newsreel: hurricanes and spitfires roar into action... one by one, those men are passing into history. maurice mounsdon was just 21 when he joined into history. maurice mounsdon was just 21 when hejoined up. less than a year after completing his training, he was in combat over kent. through ju

has anti-doping agency has supported wada's decision saying it's the only right one u.k. agency has its own controversies though it cleared heavyweight boxer and whites despite the presence of steroids in his sample and justification it said the levels were very low and not caused by any fault on whites part. of look at how a double standard appeared to reign in the sphere of anti-doping. for years the national sports competitions have. been hijacked by the russians for decades it seems that russian olympic athletes have been secretly doping to gain a competitive edge doping system secret labs double agents helping russian athletes cheat their way to the medal stand at the olympics this is now boynton the finger at a whole range of sports in a former what a staffer told us today you know this isn't a bombshell this is a nuclear warhead the russia doping investigation has become the leviathan of sports scandals it's towering so high above everything else in fact it's hard to notice other violations in its shadow bribery a secret doping society medics and coaches going rogu

this decision by wada runs counter to the olympic charter. and olympic team from any country cannot compete under a neutral flag if there are no complaints made against the particular olympic committee. if there are no allegations, team russia should compete under the russian flag. that is what it says in the olympic charter. and actually, rusada was created in close contact with our ada, and even w selected its executive team based on their recommendations. we have every reason to think this was a political decision. let's go toskov: the middle section. konstantin: thank you. konstantin panyushkin, channel one. first of all, i would like to thank you on behalf of the channel one journalists and perhaps many others for what you said at the news conference in paris. after the news conference, you were talking with chancellor merkel and president macron, explaining, as far as we understood, problems concerning journalists' work in ukraine. i have a question in this regard , after paris, after everything that has been said in these two weeks by

top story this hour russian athletes are holding their breath with the world anti-doping agency or wada deciding on monday whether their national team will be disqualified from international sports for the next 4 years russia was accused of tampering with a doping test database they handed over to the border to earlier this year russian sport is facing a number of possible sanctions including a ban on participation on international sports and monk and next is tokyo some a games and the beijing winter olympics in 2022 it's officials could also be barred from sporting executive bodies additionally the country could be banned from hosting or tempting to host any major sporting event and on top of all that the russian flag might not be seen at any competitions and his home soon. well the russian olympic committee say's want his recommendations are in logical and inadequate the scandal broke when want to analysts found irregularities in the doping test database from the most good laboratory there were discrepancies with data that obtained earlier from a whistleblower relating to the time per

the world anti-doping agency known as wada has banned russia from taking part in international sporting competitions for the next 4 years water ruled today that russia should be punished for manipulating laboratory data planting fake evidence and believing files a link to positive doping test test that could have helped identify drug cheats the ban rules russia out of the upcoming tokyo olympics next year and the football world cup in 2022. it was wada who persuaded russia to turn over data from the testing labs as part of the thames of a deal to rejoin the international fray after and mitchell banned for state sponsored dumping offenses 4 years ago. russia has afforded every opportunity to get its house in order and to rejoin the global and to talking community for the good of its our seats and for the integrity of sport but it shows instead of a different route what us is the data he received from russian doping or thirty's in january who was compromised its response unanimous. the consequential include the burning of russia from the olympics but lympics said whoa championships are ru

that's dismayed those who wanted wada to issue a blanket ban.te ban but we had two choices. i support as long as we can get today. i am afraid that if we supported or didn't support the cfc, the irs the water it out. the duplicity, deceit and deception that they've exhibited isjust beyond the pale. wada under this particular administration has not really stood up for the athletes the way that we deserve. london 2012 was just one of the events sabotaged by russia's cheating. seven years on, the fallout from sport's greatest—ever scandal continues. dan roan, bbc news. arsenal players haven't had much to celebrate of late but finally after a winless run in the premier league stretching back to the start of october, they were victorious, running out 3—1 winners over west ham. after falling behind in the first half, freddie ljungberg's side turned it around in nine second half minutes with gabriel martinelli, nicolas pepe and pierre—emerick aubameyang. it's ljungberg's first win since becoming interim boss. we have a lot, a lot to work on and a lot o

hadn't been tampered with that they had applied to all of the conditions and stipulations set out by wada and as a result of fans who saw that which is the russia thing agency would be a feeling based decision on i asked to present what a response on that russia says it's rejected all of the allegations of data manipulation it says it's provided you evidence to counter to show that it didn't modify the data what do you have to say to that and was that taken account in your decision well i wasn't part of the c.r.c. discussion but i do know is that it was close cooperation between the water experts under russian i'm not sure what conversations they had was what example of the russian olympic committee or rosado but those people who are interested in title to under the standard to appeal and if they wish to appeal they have 21 days to accept this secession or not and if they do not if they wish to appeal then we will be in cash pride right disease clearly is technical you need to be a friend jake. and we passed it on immediately sure say thank you very much it does not change the opinion tha

banned from all major sporting events for 4 years by the world anti-doping agency and according to wada moscow is being punished for tampering with a database of test results from athletes r.t. shallot events he was at the water press conference in las. why the officials announcing a unilateral decision over a 4 year ban on russia taking part in major sporting events during that period meaning that russian athletes won't be able to compete and the banned over russia nor will they be able to fly the russian flag at those major events those major events could include tokyo 2020 and also the world athletics championships is also suggestion that this could impact the football world cup in 2022 russia will be able to host nor be able to bid for any major sporting events during that 4 year period russian officials won't be able to go in an official capacity to those games nor will officials in russia be able to sit on the boards of major sporting committees all boards during that time when they were questioned about what that would mean for russian athletes who didn't have any cloud of suspic

people's mistakes and things will certainly not be easy prophecy call of the word anti-doping agency wada has approved the recommendations of its compliance panel and that means pending appeal russia is now banned from international sporting events for the next 4 years including the impacts if there is a decision being issued according to the. tour the world anti-doping quote. it's a mandatory for the i.o.c. . but there is some light at the end of the tunnel for russian athletes who can show they are clean and without ties to the state sponsored doping system. to compete in the olympics and in other venues and a neutral ban on. the leaders of ukraine and russia are in paris for a meeting about the conflict in eastern ukraine and this is the 1st time in 3 years that talks focusing on ending the war have been held and this is the 1st meeting between. the russian president and who of them is alinsky the new ukrainian president french president emanuel and german chancellor angela merkel are brokering this meeting you see them all that there at the table the conflict started in eastern ukrain

olympics in 2020 the beijing winter games in 2022 and the football world cup in qatar in 2022 while wada ruled that russia should be punished for manipulating a laboratory data planting fake evidence and deleting files linked to positive doping tests that could have helped identify drug cheats and iowa settled is an expert on doping in sport and he was also incidentally the journalist who 1st broke the story on a government sponsored doping in russia and earlier we had the opportunity to ask him if he felt the ban was justified. i guess it's more than 2 thirds. because i think what happened and russia for 4 years now is not only doping and it's also a story of doping cover up on a really huge extent on a very very high level for years and this has been supported by the russian government and obviously that tried to fabricate evidence at last couple of weeks they tried too many prelate many plaited indeed and deleted evidence also on a lot scale so from my point of view is this is appropriate punishment some people even say it's not enough to say have been asking and demanded a total ban

you sure it's wrong to punish and impose severe sanctions against those 100 percent meeting every wada and olympic committee requirement. what is decision is unfair it's wrong to treat sports men and women on the basis of their nationality i believe all sports participants have the right to represent their country on the international arena. paul green who's an international sports lawyer and it's great. because been all about the the law today and the analysis of waters announcement 1st of all and and it it surprises a lot of people i think because it goes against the the the usual legal presumption of innocence as i understand why there can presume guilt is that the case and and secondly do you think it's right that that's the case so you're talking about now the process of clean up what right is that what you're saying i'm talking about the fact that while saying that athletes have to prove that they are innocent normally in a criminal court you would be presumed innocent. right so it's it's it's a strange situation and this was the same situation as 2016 with rio where athletes had

that's dismayed those who wanted wada to issue a blanket ban.t beyond the pale. wada under this particular administration has not really stood up for the athletes the way that we deserve. london 2012 was just one of the events sabotaged by russia's cheating. seven years on, the fallout from sport's greatest ever scandal continues. dan roan, bbc news. just an update on the story in the last few minutes, the russian president has been in paris, discussing the future of ukraine. vladimir putin says the decision of wa da to vladimir putin says the decision of wada to make this decision to ban the russians, he says a goes against the russians, he says a goes against the olympic charter and russia has the olympic charter and russia has the ability to repeal the decision, suggesting it would dojust the ability to repeal the decision, suggesting it would do just that. the ability to repeal the decision, suggesting it would dojust that. —— appeal. firefighters have been tackling a major blaze at a block of flats in glasgow. the alarm was raised at lancef

wada has a short span of time to forward. to cas. with. us we will review all the evidence from scratch. but it will be an objective process as you hear all the all here all the mrs russian experts laws on a law by experts and maybe other international experts they will pick the right spots judges so until then no sports decisions will be made final so sanctions well we just need to. look at the procedure going forward i've been to some of our meetings by war our experts and water experts whatever questions they had on. experts provided there are. as we look at i mean the doping agency the antidoping agency wada has all of the same database that we have and again. what it has not submitted all the information to our experts technical reports have not been submitted so you can see them on the website and only some of them were uploaded on friday morning and some of them are pretty technical you need some time to study those reports. our experts have provided convincing so steve for answers to any of the other gay sions fortunately they have

it's been discussed at the moment is the fact that russia says it is complied with everything that wada asked it to do it's provided all the data to show that they will. and that this ban should not go ahead i put that to the president of water this is what he told me. so to says it's going to appeal this decision russia says it's rejected all of the allegations of data manipulation it says it's provided you evidence to counter to show that it didn't delete the state it didn't modify the data what do you have to say to that and was that taken account in your decision well i wasn't part of the c.r.c. discussion but i do know. co-operation between the. true war conversations they had with for example the russian olympic committee. but those people who are interested are entitle to under the standard to appeal and if he wished to appeal the of 21 days to accept this assertion or not and if they wish to appeal then we will be in cash. well what maintains that its decision is the correct decision to take and meanwhile russia says that it has done everything to comply with water and restarted

people's mistakes so things will certainly not be easy for fest he called the word anti doping agency wada has approved the recommendations of its compliance panel and that means pending appeal russia is now banned from international sporting events for the next 4 years including the olympics if there is a decision being issued according to the. tour the world and quote. it's a mandatory for the i.o.c. but there is some light at the end of the tunnel for russian athletes who can show they are clean and without ties to the state sponsored doping system they'll be allowed to compete in the olympics and in other venues and a neutral ban. all heo assembled is an expert on doping in sport and the journalist who forced broke the story on government sponsored doping in russia well earlier we had the opportunity to ask him if he felt the ban was justified. i guess it's more than 2 thirds. because i think what happened and then russia for 4 years no it's not only doping and it's also a story of doping cover up on a really huge extent on a very very high level for years and this has been supported b

wada gives russia 3 weeks to explain alleged irregularities. brochure is once again in danger of being banned from next year's olympics and what it tells russia they have to pull a rabbit out of the hat if they are to avoid possible burns from the 2020 a limp exam to 2022 world cup. but seemingly none of these headlines pretty used in fact as thunderous as the statement made by one per. who works in this building in the very heart of the russian capital you we got us the head of freshness anti-doping agency who we go into stocks right now has been quite outspoken in the media in the last few weeks he admitted that. doping test results have been tempered before being sent to wada although stopping short of naming the culprit mr gunness hinted that it was someone over enormous power of course these allegations raise several eyebrows in russia community if you make such strong accusations then you probably have something to back them up right. in charge shelf the russian anti-doping agency in august 2017 to be hired just to doping scandal and was

a problem seemingly still exist there are actually 2 copies of the database one that was given to wada in 2017 by an unknown whistleblower and the other one provided by the russian side in general this year and the group of experts now believes that it is essentially wrong to compare these 2 copies because of their different origins while the 29000 copy was produced following all the necessary technical requirements the other came from unknown digital front here after possibly being tampered with and that is backed by avid and found during the investigation conducted by the experts a russian led criminal investigation has found a mechanism of deliberate tampering with the doping test results deeply integrated into the lymph system so what do we have now well despite numerous offer is coming from russia to create a united and independent investigation team into this matter what has been either avoiding or even rejecting these attempts russian experts explain why they think this happened. in this case we think that during its probe what is intelligence and investigations department tried

a slow burra tree database they claim that moscow has transferred all the information required to wada and never tempered with the results of the probe now it turned out that the database could have been altered by those who had admin access to the system and according to the experts those people would be the program developer and his team who actually back in 2015 fled to the united states right as the doping scandal aska latest russian experts say that they were the ones who tempered because they had admin rights russian experts have found that the developer of the limbs of the most mr megachurch of and his colleague mr silva lives how did ministries access to the system as a result of the research the russian side is determines the database used to the most has been changed from time to time and after mr roach. and so believe ski fled to the us the database had been in fact run via the internet from los angeles until june 26th seen the situation changed in 2016 when it was revealed that such manipulations took place the russian agency was guarded and 2016 within you had of the depar

a slow burra tree database they claim that moscow has transferred all the information required to wada and never tempered with the results of the probe now we turn our database could have been altered by those who had admin access to the system and according to the experts those people would be the program developer and his team who actually back in 2015 fled to the united states right as the doping scandal ask the latest russian expert say that they were the ones who tampered because they had admin rights it wasn't what the whistleblower i mean. this database and he could manipulate it in any way situation changed in 2016 when it was revealed that such manipulations took place the russian agency was got it in 2016 with the new had of the department appointed but a problem seemingly still exists there are actually 2 copies of the database one that was given to wada in 2017 by an unknown whistleblower and the other one provided by the russians in general this year now the group of experts believes that it is essentially wrong to compare these 2 coffees because of their different origins

breaks down the wada ruling for us . imagine a person that robs a bank steals let's say a $1000000.00 gets caught gets prison time gets out like a near your early for good behavior but then the police tells them you know we're not sure you actually stole millions maybe your store more so we're going to push imprison back again or that is basically the logic which the world anti-doping agency applied to the whole nation of russia in their decision on monday to ban the country from major sports competitions in the world saying that the russian athletes can compete individually but they have to again prove that they have not used any kind of doping by. the position of the russian olympic committee stays the same the sanctions are inadequate not logical and too severe we would do our best for the russian olympic team to petition pay to the upcoming games in japan under the colors of the russian trickle or due to the terms of the olympic charter. whether someone committed a crime fair enough he or she should be punished for t

olympic committee says waters recommendations are a lot of cool and inadequate scandal broke when wada analysts found irregularities in the doping test database from the mosque of the burra tree there were discrepancies with data they don't obtained earlier from a whistleblower relating to the time period between 20122015 dining hall can speak up a story. russian fleet saw in limbo once again many of them are just taken the 1st steps of their sporting careers when this whole doping saga began 5 years ago and back then the world anti-doping agency accused the rush of a huge cover up they slammed risotto the russian anti doping body as being unfit for purpose and things escalated quickly i think it doping scandal after a ban on its paralympic athletes was upheld blocking the entire team from taking part in the upcoming rio paralympic games 15 of the $33.00 russian medal winners were part of a state when doping program the banned the harshest in olympic history hits officials hardest of the russian olympic committee is suspended me no flag. but things seem to blow over moscow denied they

wada took that step after moscow had tampered with a drug test database and while clean athletes will still be able to compete they'll be forced to do so under a neutral flag russian officials however prohibited from attending major events while the country won't be allowed to host any tournament either the list of doors now slammed in russia's face is extensive it includes the olympic and paralympic games of tokyo in 2020 and football's pfieffer world cup in qatar 2 years after that russia was the last host about a vent of coarseness players warm or have to go as neutrals if they qualify or russian swimmer a few mother is among those athletes who have to prove they're clean she failed a drug test in 2013 and was suspended for 16 months before the rio olympics she received another suspension for melburnian new spots took the matter to sport's highest court and won she was reinstated and went on to win 2 silver medals here's what she thinks about walters latest decision. look at the decides struggle how could they punish the whole country all athletes no matter whether they deserve it

athletes who can prove they are clean will be allowed to compete under a neutralflag — but wada felte but to take strong action. i think the change of behaviour that is required from whoever it is in russia that has caused all this to happen, i'm not optimistic at all that that will change. they have had three swings at the bat, struck out three swings at the bat, struck out three times. duplicity, deceit and deception exhibited isjust three times. duplicity, deceit and deception exhibited is just beyond the pale. and i think it's an embarrassment to the athletes in the world that now at this stage they are fighting for the rights of their clea n are fighting for the rights of their clean athletes, as they call them meanwhile we have restored all the detail which could either exonerate them find that they are guilty. so that within itself is another layer of deception. after beating andy ruinunior to win back his three world heavyweight titles, anthony joshua has revealed he was unwell in the run—up to theirfight injune, which ended in a shock defeat. he said he'd managed to solve th

the world anti-doping agency wada will decide today whether to ban russian athletes from international competition for 4 years including the next 2 olympic games a key committee recommended the ban saying there had been what it called stunning deception to conceal doping. tokyo 2020 was supposed to be the final highlight of anastacio face she called us korea but now russia could be excluded from the games and the swimmer feels cheated by her compassion to look at the sun and the rights one thing not to qualify because you're not well prepared you've made mistakes but it's quite another thing when it's because you're punished for other people's mistakes so yes that would be very disappointing but i hope everything will be fine. but things don't look like they will be fine as they stand the executive committee of the world anti-doping agency wada led by outgoing president craig reedy looks likely to implement the ban recommended by their panel of experts which would exclude russia from international sporting competitions for 4 years if that happens be and then pick committee would be for

sure it's wrong to punish and impose the various functions against those 100 percent meeting every wada and limpid committee requirement. what is this is and is unfair it's wrong to treat sports men and women on the basis of their nationality i believe all sports participants have the right to represent their country on the international arena michael exactly discussed wilders decision without his alexy and sports commentator more this morning i spoke with a source in water and he said exactly was going to happen has happened it's actually been a bit more hardcore and that there's a set term. which is very very unusual and the fact that they have george massada to be non-compliant and you know they're going to get these sanctions when the same thing happened for example in bloemfontein in south africa which is the only other time was the only african water created lob before rio. from across africa and south africa were able to compete so do seem to be a bit strange but then they have taken things as going along. in protecting athletes i don't know that that figure and we put it that bi

the word anti doping agency wada has approved the recommendations of its compliance panel that means pending appeal russia is now banned from international sporting events for the next 4 years including the olympics if there is a decision being issued according to the. tour of the world anti-doping code. it's a mandatory for the i.o.c. but there is some light at the end of the tunnel for russian athletes who can show they are clean and without ties to the state sponsored doping system they'll be allowed to compete in the olympics and in other venues and a neutral ban. on and we shall win is standing by in a moscow good to have you with us emily what has been the official response from the russian anti-doping agency. well from the russian anti-doping agency we have heard that this was not an unexpected decision for them they have course said that they were sad about it but actually the director general of bruce sada admitted a while back that there had been manipulations in that database he called today for a detailed investigation into what happened for the databases to be handed ove

that's dismayed those who wanted wada to issue a blanket ban.bited is just beyond the pale. wada under this particular administration has not really stood up for the athletes the way that we deserve. london 2012 was just one of the events sabotaged by russia's cheating. seven years on, the fallout from sport's greatest ever scandal continues. dan roan, bbc news. the serial sex attacker joseph mccann has been sentenced to 33 life sentences and must serve a minimum of 30 years. he was convicted of a string of attacks on a total of 11 women and children across england. the judge described him as a classic psychopath who would always be a danger to society. he also called for an independent investigation into why mccann was released from prison in february. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. joseph mccann, described today by the judge as a psychopath, a coward, a violent bully and a paedophile. his youngest victim was a boy of 11. his eldest, a woman of 71. most were grabbed off the street by mccann. cctv captured him in his car as h

stipulated by wada and they did no way that that data had been tampered with saying that they had not evidence to wanted to look at i put that to the president of water. russia says it's rejected all of the allegations of data manipulation it says it's provided you evidence to counter to show that it didn't modify the data what do you have to say to that and was that taken account in your decision well i wasn't part of the c.r.c. discussion what i do know is that it was close cooperation between the water experts on the russian i'm not sure what conversations they had with for example the russian olympic committee. but those people who are interested are entitle to under the standard to appeal and if they wish to appeal they have 21 days to accept this assertion or not and if they do not if they wish to appeal then we will be in cash prior a disease clearly is technical you need to be a fire engine. and we passed it on immediately sure say thank you very much it does not change the opinion that the. relief. well that appeal by was saw that has been launched which means that this will

russia's anti doping agency verizon has filed an appeal against the world anti-doping agency wada for its 4 year ban on russian participation in international sporting events earlier this month or assad his board voted in favor of appealing to the court of arbitration for sport in switzerland senior russian political figures including president vladimir putin had indicated they wanted an appeal filed following the ruling. and now a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you. police in the somalia say more than a dozen people have been killed by a car bomb in mogadishu police say the bomb was detonated during the morning rush hour at a busy security checkpoint. the australian army has been called in to help fight wildfires raging near the country's largest city sydney forecasters expect an extreme heat wave in the next few days to raise the fire risk. they're up to date now on the news stay tuned for world stories omarion evans team thanks for watching . earth. home. of species. a home worth seeing if you can. get those are big changes and most start with small steps but

look like they will be fine as they stand the executive committee of the world anti-doping agency wada led by outgoing president craig reedie looks likely to implement the ban recommended by their panel of experts which would exclude russia from international sporting competitions for 4 years if that happens the elim pick committee would be forced to follow suit. if there is a decision being issued according to the. tour of the world and no code. it's a mandatory for the i.o.c. but what exact shape the measure would take is yet to be decided some athletes are calling for a tough sanction in the form of a blanket ban on russian participation but the i.o.c. has said it would be willing to allow russian athletes who can prove that they're clean to compete under a neutral flag in that case hopefuls like anastasia fessor called up might not be able to represent their country but they could still take part at the games. while the christmas holiday season is fast approaching in many parts of the world that's reason enough for hundreds of santa claus's to take to the ski slopes of maine in the

russia's anti-doping agency rosado has filed an appeal against the world anti-doping agency wada for its 4 year ban on russian participation in international sporting events now earlier this month for starters board voted in favor of appealing to the court of arbitration for sport in switzerland senior russian political figures including president vladimir putin had indicated they wanted an appeal filed following the water ruling. europe's top tier basketball competition the euro leak is in action on the days after christmas top speed rail madrid were among the teams who took to the court for the games on thursday. league leaders real madrid were held to a close game for much of their fixture in athens made to work for their points in the early stages former n.b.a. player jim a for a debt kept kind of thing michael's close here with a 3 in the 2nd quarter scoring 18 overall but reale forward anthony rudolph's 22 point performance proved decisive as the favorites sealed the win by a margin of 12. fs istanbul remain a close 2nd in the table after a very win over 4th seed macabre televi

or the world anti-doping agency or wada as banned russia from taking part in international sporting competitions for 4 years waterboard russia should be punished for manipulating laboratory data planting fake evidence and deleting files linked to positive doping tests that could have helped identify drug cheats the ban rolls that russia is out of the upcoming tokyo olympics next year and the football world cup in 2022. it was water who persuaded russia to turn over data from their testing labs as part of the terms of a deal to rejoin the international fray after and mitchell banned for state sponsored doping offenses 4 years ago russia was afforded every opportunity to get. it to rejoin the global and get talking community for the good of its size leach and for the sport but it sure feels different route to the water says the data it received from russian doping or thirty's in january was compromised its response unanimous that consequent include russia from the olympic. championships all court signatories so for years and the russian of russia pushing any of these measures events which is that.

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