walsall could have pulled themselves clear with a win at home.last minute goal and walsall are still stuck in the relegation zone and barnsley are second. this was a crucial win for them too at the top of the table as you can see from these scenes in the away end — barnsley are now five points clear of sunderland in the race for automatic promotion. this is how the table looks now then at the bottom, a bit less congested than it was this morning... switch attention to domestic rugby union. there was a fascinating game in which saracens had to come from behind to beat harlequins 27 points to 20 in front of almost 43 thousand at the london stadium. ben croucher reports. in unfamiliar surroundings saracens have not looked like themselves of late, having missed much of there, they would have to eye on it, just turned 20 but soon shifted this game in their favour. danny can expect to join in the plans and after the a0 minutes is up, extending the lead at half—time. made sure the saracens squad catching his attention as well, and irishman stifle the tr

known waterfall the nearby tourist attraction means a lot of visitors take advantage of the chance to walsall see the bears. hardly any of the visitors can imagine the ordeal these poor animals have been through. like colby who lost his right front leg after he was trapped by poachers in a snare. he was destined for an illegal bear farm. this was lost in luke nichols and explains to the visitors that bear bile is used in chinese medicine. and it commands a high price. a house in torn in cages way bigger than the bass themselves live up to twenty years and saw those pages. is expected to sit for me from the day using the silver age imagine going through that torment the frequency of every couple of days when you begin on is systems a very very big russians afraid. these pictures show up bare bille farm near the la capital d.n. chan. the bears face is a portrait of pain. nobody knows how many farms like this are in laos it's actually illegal and loves to treat animals like this but as all too often in southeast asia enforcement and punishment are totally inadequate. luke nicholson says the grea

another one hundred people are still missing most of the victims were women and children heading out of walsall for a mother's day picnic but caution how time has this latest from the city has been burdened with the grief of losing two generations of their family the l. ani's young and old not came to the banks of the tigris river this mother is calling out for her nine year old daughter. had to we miss you where are you. had to come out. to deal her seven year old sister and her father drowned on thursday when the amusement park ferry they were in capsized on the tigris river their bodies still haven't found. the lava jet ferry operator filled to the brim we couldn't bring you every moment to shoulda i so my husband and two daughters holding is. when the ferry launched within minutes all of a sudden we capsized in a city that was terrorized and destroyed by eisel the pain and anger our palpable. on friday protesters swarmed the iraqi president during his visit accusing the government of widespread corruption in efficacy and a lack of accountability on the most difficult issues as if mosul is c

because of their ties to eisele natasha going to reports from a camp of the disputed territory east of walsall. thousands of iraqi children are paying for the sins of their eisel fathers many have never met or can't remember. miriam was a child bride she says her son was born after his turkish father died fighting for i saw the three year old boy is essentially stateless unrecognized by the government as an iraqi citizen she says she doesn't want her son to make the same mistakes as his father and receiving an education will help guarantee that annie mae's here i have no soul just a body i can barely breathe i can barely move i only intend to live for my son i wish i had died in a strike families with links to i saw if i had it difficult to obtain identity cards this restricts their ability to move freely work with their children in school and apply for welfare benefits human rights groups say these families are even denied food donations by tribal leaders a humanitarian group called the public aid organization says relatives with ties to i saw are victims facing collective punishment the gene

also died in that take over while trying to recover bodies now the shah name has this report from walsall. mohammed just some awad was like many other iraqis displaced from his home by years of conflict and struggling to find work but these people gathered to offer condolences will remember the heroic actions of a twenty four year old in extraordinary circumstances mohamad volunteered to help retrieve bodies from the tigris river within hours of an overloaded amusement park ferry capsizing he borrowed money to take a taxi to the accident site to be. saying i'm going father and mother with a smile it was as if he knew he was not coming back. he couldn't help seeing all those people drown and not doing anything about it so he acted spontaneously since he was a little kid he was always brave and helpful to others. without any diving gear mohamed told eight bodies from the cold murky river while battling against a strong and unforgiving current mosul emergency responders were overwhelmed by the scope of the ferry accident they lacked equipment and manpower officials were so desperate for assi