but wolves are still hunted today.eason only finished two weeks ago, so the wolves are more cautious than ever. but that only increases the sense of adventure when you set out on a trip like this. knowing your guide will have to use all of his skills and training to spot what you've come to see. it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. tino was just telling me that we're looking out in the bottom of the valley here, because that's where the deer tend to come, and that's where the wolves are most likely to get a good breakfast. for tino, it's important to stay at a distance, so the wolves aren't disturbed. that's it. sorry. that's quite all right. now that we don't have to be quiet, time to take a break and have some fun. 0k. it's quite magical to have the whole mountainside to ourselves. wolf watchers are helping to bring money and jobs to the area. but for the few remaining shepherds, living alongside a rising wolf population is more challenging than ever. to help them, they have something that's a real match for

but wolves are still hunted today. training to spot what you've come to see. it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. tino was just telling me that we're looking out in the bottom of the valley here, because that's where the deer tend to come, and that's where the wolves are most likely to get a good breakfast. for tino, it's important to stay at a distance, so the wolves aren't disturbed. as the day wears on, i'm beginning to lose hope. if i'm going to see a wolf, i'm going to have to get creative. this is a local breed called the wolf dog. genetically, it's partly domesticated dog, but it's mostly iberian wolf. you are quite wolfie, aren't you? hello. tino says he wouldn't be able to tell the difference between this dog and a wild wolf. that's why the dog is wearing a bright yellow collar, so that locals don't mistake him for a wolf and shoot him. these dogs were bred to protect cattle from wild wolves. they look like and think like the enemy. and the puppies beg forfood from adults, just like wild wolf cubs do.

educating the public, dispelling stereotypes about wolves. >> they don't ask any questions.t mean, they are very social. but they are not house pet. >> this founder founded this in 2005 when he adopted the dog. if you want to adopt a wolf dog, it's very hard to find adoptive homes, you need a minimum of 1200 square feet of enclosure, more space depending on how much wolf genetics are in the animal. you can go here, you can meet them, go into the enclosure it's a great experience and you can check them out at howling woods.org. >> i can't even picture it. >> i cannot picture it. >> these are dogs that have read with while wolves. so they are not domesticated. >> i think we should check it out. >> this guy went above and beyond for his promposal. he had a cop pull him and his girlfriend over. >> oh, my god, that is not mine. >> how is the sliding? >> the best lighting that i've ever seen. [laughter] i'm kidding. it kind of sucks but we are going to go with it. >> diana. we are not talking about your cat, right? >> no. i'm not into sacrificing animals. >> okay, fair enough. >>

david wagner's side beat wolves 1—0 at molineux tonight to go third in the table with two games remainingdnesday and fulham are the other teams currently in the play—off places. england and wales will meet in the qualifying tournament for the 2019 women's world cup after they were drawn together in their group today. northern ireland and the republic of ireland are also together in a group including norway and the netherlands while scotland are in group two alongside switzerland. you can see the full draw on the bbc sport website. he might be about to fight in what's being called the biggest live event in boxing history, but anthonyjoshua says he's still the same guy he was as a teenager. 90,000 are expected at wembley for his heavyweight unification fight against wladimir klitschko on saturday night, for which the ibf champion will earn around £10 million. but he's told the bbc he hasn't changed since even before he became famous for winning olympic gold in 2012. someone showed me a picture today of me in 2011. i am in the same flat i have been in since 2011, it's been a long time but so

— wolves came from behind this afternoon to beat wakefield trinity by 20 points to 18.nds in a row. there is plenty of quality in the warrington team, ryan atkins unstoppable on the left. wolves on the board, the cloud back on their side. it‘s been three yea rs back on their side. it‘s been three years since wakefield last one here. the home side needed something to turn around their fortunes. enter captain chris hill, bundling warrington back into the match. they finally began to turn possession into points. the clock was ticking down, just over two minutes to go. that was enough. waddington now eighth in the table and rising. one result in rugby league‘s challenge cup today. super league side leigh have been knocked out by championship side hull kr. the championship leaders won 23—10 at the sports village. i don't feel any to prove anything, so i don't feel any to prove anything, so i've given myself time to practice. it might have made a difference, it not have, but i bitterness of the more practice on. i hadn't played for a year, basically. i keep going back to the

they took another big step to the premier league, though, with a 2—0 win at wolves. the better, before brighton took control and championship player of the year antony knockeart scored near the end of the first half. wolves dominated possession after the break and forced saves from david stockdale before knockaert sealed the 2—0 victory. brighton will be as good as promoted if they beat wigan at the amex on easter monday. meanwhile, newcastle are now four points behind them, in second — denied a victory at home to leeds. they went ahead when jamaal lascelles‘ header was deemed to have crossed the line. and they held on to that lead until the fifth minute of injury time when chris wood snatched an equaliser. 1—1 it finished in front of more than 52,000 at stjames‘s park. so here are today's earlier results. brentford thrashed derby 4—0, while bristol city beat qpr 2—1. confirmation of huddersfield's 3—2 win over preston, which means brighton's will have to wait to seal promotion. brighton will have to wait to seal promotion. there were away wins for fulham and blackbu

she says if you can't be calm like this, you have no business raising wolves or wolf dogs. what sparked this attack was that lorne was stung by a fire ant and she just happened to be close by. she says it's not the wall 's fault. this video was pointed on the kennel and friends youtube page. we've had videos from this woman before. lorne sunk his teeth into her skull. she was dragged into the corner. she was bleeding profusely but apparently is going to be okay. and that isn't stopping her from having this on her property. this incident did not happen recently, but she wanted to post this video just to show people the risks of having wolves and wolf dogs. >>> this time it's a big cat encounter that scared someone. >> oh! >> now, peggy leo is an exchange student in south africa right now. she went to a lodge to have an experience with cheetahs. obviously nobody was expecting that cheetah to jump on her back. she said it was trying to bite her but instead she was only left with scratches. here's the thing. the next day, a boy was attacked by a cheetah. local reports say it wa

barclays, they just threw us to the wolves. with their fine, and then they get some low—level guys that go to jail, and theyjust continue to work and make millions of dollars a year while we sit there and rot in jail. but there is one more twist in the libor tale. back in cumbria, these sleuths came across a huge piece of evidence. at the height of the financial crisis, barclays sensed an opportunity. having been instructed by the bank of england to lower libor rates, it hatched a top—secret plan with the ricardo master fund. hours into the secret fund. this is a transcript of a telephone conversation. more evidence that paul tucker told barclays to get its libors down. i have been told to get libors down. i have been told to get libor rates down. it is political from very, very high, so it is tucker. because barclays knew that the interest rates would fall, the master fund made $100 the interest rates would fall, the masterfund made $100 million for the bank in a matter of months. and who was in charge of the barclays company

— wolves came from behind this afternoon to beat wakefield trinity by 20 points to 18., waddington looking forfour wins in a row, april sunshine, waddington looking forfourwins in a row, and april sunshine, waddington looking forfour wins in a row, and a day over the family. but wheatfield would determine to spoil it. two tries in the first ten minutes. 14 points ahead. there was plenty of quality in the warrington team, ryan atkins unstoppable on the left. it‘s three years since wheatfield last one here, but they restored the 14 point lead. the home side needed something to turn around their fortunes. enter captain chris hill. they finally began to turn possession into points. the clock was ticking down, just over two minutes to go. warrington the eighth in the table and rising. one result in rugby league‘s challenge cup today. super league side leigh have been knocked out by championship side hull kr. the championship leaders won 23—10 at the sports village. ronnie o‘sullivan was his usual entertaining self after reaching the quarterfinals of the world snooker champio

people tend to throw that around too much —— lone wolves.ally a good sign that it is not a lone wolf attack. with the boom in social media and encrypted communications, especially end—to—end encryption, which is very hard to crack, isis has taken advantage and is in touch with more terrorists than ever before. earlier my colleague martine croxall spoke to sir peter ricketts who was uk ambassador to france between 2012 and 2016 and began by asking for his reaction to events in paris. well, this does have all the hallmarks of another terrorist attack, doesn't it? it's a deliberate, targeted attack on police on one of the highest profile streets in france, with thousands of tourists and people around, as there would be on any evening. so this clearly was intended to attract the maximum attention at a very sensitive time in france just before the elections. how significant then is the location? well, it's highly symbolic. i mean, you can't think of a more symbolic french target, i suppose, than the champs—elysees. this was calculated to have max

terms of whether it is a lone wolf, that is an under specified term, in a way there are no pure lone wolvest's online and often times they have contacts with other radicals, and in this case i wouldn't be surprised if we find out there is an unusually tight connection between the organisation and the attacker, and that's because the organisation so and that's because the organisation so quickly claimed responsibility for the attack. this was an unusually quick credit claim, which suggests to me maybe the leadership knew about it before it happened. professor, thank you very much or that. —— for that. earlier my colleague martine croxall spoke to sir peter ricketts who was uk ambassador to france between 2012 and 2016 and began by asking for his reaction to events in paris. well, this does have all the hallmarks of another terrorist attack, doesn't it? it is a deliberate, targeted attack on one of the highest profile streets in france. with thousands of tourists and people around, as they would be on any evening. so this clearly was intended to attract the maximum attention at a sensitive ti

they're one nil — up at wolves with premier league promotion in sight...the omnium — and britain's first of this year's championships. so lots of sport to tell you about... let's start with formula one because 2009 world championjenson button will be making a brief comeback next month. button has agreed to replace fernando alonso for mclaren at the monaco grand prix. the briton is still contracted as a reserve driver for mclaren and will step in while alonso takes part in the indianapolis 500. meanwhile, sebastian vettel looks like the man to beat at this weekend's bahrain grand prix. he was quickest in both practice sessions despite his ferrari suffering a breakdown in second practice — he was still three tenths quicker than lewis hamilton's merdedes. it's a busy day in the football league with several promotion and relegation permutations. in the championship, huddersfield's 3—2 victory over preston meant no promotion party for leaders brighton just yet. although two wins from their last five games would almost certainly be enough to go up. the first tes

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "smiling at wolves." that's his album, "smiling at wolves."n i catch up with some personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, i return some e-mails and, of course, i send out "thank you notes." and i was just wond -- [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: they're scary. >> jimmy: they're a fan of sending out "thank you notes." i was running a bit behind, so thought if you guys wouldn't mind, i would just like to write out my weekly "thank you notes" right now. is that cool with you guys? [ cheers and applause ] you guys are the best. thank you for this. hey, james, can i get some "thank you note" writing music, please? james? ♪ oh, man. [ light laughter ] in a great mood as ever. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he's always in a a great mood. [ light laughter ] it looks like he's upset. someone stole his tie apparently. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know. >> steve: casual -- casual fridays. [ applause ] that's cool. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you spring break, or as mexico puts it, "maybe we should let them build that wall." it's like, "get these g

number 1a is warrington wolves, the finalists last year. sent off with a home tie., they will be up against widnes vikings. so a local derby. they have not been to wembley since 1993. some great ties and chris, you have not done your old clu b chris, you have not done your old club any favours by drawing the boy to castleford. that will be a tough game for them. castleford have hit the straps this season so it is going to be a tough ask.l the straps this season so it is going to be a tough ask. a home tie for leeds rhinos against the lowest ranked team left in the competition. a couple of all super league matches, hull fc against catalans dragons and warrington against widnes vikings. the all super league ties are exciting and it is good to see a couple of championship teams as well playing against each other and that means that they will progress to the next round. let's remind ourselves of the way the draw has come out today. two of those ties will be televised on bbc television. and they will all be played on the weekend of the 13th of may and 14th of may. thank

rugby league and 20 unanswered points in the second half gave hull fc a 34—10 win over warrington wolves hull, a night to remember a hero. notjust for ian hull, a night to remember a hero. not just for rugby league ian hull, a night to remember a hero. notjust for rugby league but the country. jack harrison awarded the country. jack harrison awarded the victoria cross, killed on the battlefield a century ago. for the clu b battlefield a century ago. for the club he loved, a win would take them top. this try helping them towards an early 12 point lead. after a dismal start to the seasoned warrington are now a club with a point to prove, hitting back through russell and then this against the former side he played for. hull reduced to just four points at the break. but they had a matchwinner, getting the ball down to score in the corner. any doubt disappeared when hull quite literally ran away with it. going almost the length of the field, albert kelly eventually bringing the smiles. they are looking some way above the rest. elsewhere in super league this evening, st helens moved up to sixt

rugby league and 20 unanswered points in the second half gave hull fc a 34—10 win over warrington wolvesam wild reports. ian howell, a note to remember. not just a hero to rugby league, but to the country. jack harrison, the whole fc club legend, ordered the victoria cross, killed on the battlefield a century ago. for the clu b battlefield a century ago. for the club he loved, the winner would take top. this track help in the black and white toward an early 12 point lead. after a dismal start, warrington and our club with a point to prove, hitting back through matty russell and then this. the whole lead reduced just four points at the break, but an itchy and be sure they have a proven matchwinner. somehow managing to get the ball down to score. anecdote about the result disappeared when whole, quite literally ran away with it. finn we re literally ran away with it. finn were going almost the length of the field. albert kelly eventually bringing the smiles. all top of super league, looking somewhat above the rest. elsewhere in super league this evening, st helens moved up to sixth in the

they beat wolves 2—0 to stay top of the table. we will have the rugby union and league scores.m review. coming upa the film review. coming up a detailed forecast in weather to the week ahead. followed by the main stories in the news at ten. and then at 10.40 a look at tomorrow's headlines in the papers. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. what do we have this week? first up, fast cars and tight t—shirts. it is the return of vin diesel in the fast and the furious 8. from the ridiculous to the sublime, park chan—wook‘s glamorous and amorous the handmaiden. and broadbent and rampling re—live their teenage years in the pensieve the sense of an ending. so fast & furious 8. have you seen the other seven? a couple. so we are onto number eight but still an impressive cast? impressive cast, impressive box office returns. this is such a huge franchise, this one will be huge. the interesting thing about the franchise is where they go with it. they have to give audiences what they want, which generally speaking are

tackli tackling the wolves. this flies.nice step up jump over to the rail slide. >> oh, no way. >> the wall of death. you're right. round and round. the trap door at the bottom of the wall of death opens back up, and dips back out. and to celebrate the successful completion of the wall of death, huge backflip. >> look at that drone. it was like it was going to take him out. >> because it does. the drone comes down, does not land perfectly on the ramp. just awesome. >> she's worried about the dog's new collar, so she gets dad to test it first. >> that's basically what dads are in the family, just a guinea pig. >> see why trying it on bit. use it hot. >> i'm pretty sure that's not going to cost you $50 a leg. >> a dilemma. >> my dog's collar. i'm concerned that it will harm him. >> a responsible dog owner. they got one of those collars, a shock collar, which they were hoping was going to prevent the dog from barking. >> she's worried. she's worried it's going to hurt the dog. there is only one logical way to test it. >> i'm g

the championship leaders win at wolves and are now on the verge of promotion. takeit take it easy! and the slalom was definitely a challenge for me. i've been finding out how the team gb alpine skiers, are hoping to leave their opponents adrift. and philip has the weather. good morning, not a bad day for most parts of the british isles. can we keep it going for the rest of the holiday weekend? i'll have the details for you in a few minutes. good morning. first, our main story. north korea has warned that it's prepared to respond in kind to any nuclear attack. it comes amid growing tensions between pyongyang and the us. earlier this morning, kim jong—un oversaw a massive military parade to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of his grandfather, the country's founder. our correspondentjohn sudworth was invited to witness the event. his movements are being tightly controlled, but earlier he described the scene in pyongyang. it's an extraordinary sight. you can actually feel the ground shake as thousands upon thousands of goose—stepping soldiers, tanks and rockets and other weaponry

wolves came from behind to beat wakefield trinity by 20 points to 18.n's gymnasts, winning their first international rings medal with a silver at the european championships in romania. this silver adds to an impressive championships for gb's men's team, which contains none of the competitors from the rio olympics. i felt a lot more confident out there. i don't really look at anyone else and fear them. he did an amazing routine, but! else and fear them. he did an amazing routine, but i know i can catch him and i have skills to add on to my routine. i can up my routine. i am on to my routine. i can up my routine. iam not on to my routine. i can up my routine. i am not scared. on to my routine. i can up my routine. iam not scared. i know on to my routine. i can up my routine. i am not scared. i know i can beat him. i can't wait to go to the world championships and we can have another battle. john higgins, through to the quarter—finals of the world snooker championship. higgins is hoping to win his fifth title at the crucible. he came through a high—quality

the championship leaders win at wolves, and are now on the verge of promotion. takeit take it easy. it was definitely a challenge for me. i've been finding out how the team gb alpine skiers, are hoping to leave their opponents adrift. and philip has the weather. good morning, not a bad day for most parts of the british isles. can we keep it going for the rest of the holiday weekend? i'll have the details for you in a few minutes. good morning. first, our main story. north korea has warned that it's prepared to respond in kind to any nuclear attack. it comes amid growing tensions between pyongyang and the us. earlier this morning, kim jong—un oversaw a massive military parade to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of his grandfather, the country's founder. our correspondentjohn sudworth was invited to witness the event. his movements are being tightly controlled, but earlier he described the scene in pyongyang. it's an extraordinary sight. you can actually feel the ground shake as thousands upon thousands of goose—stepping soldiers, tanks and rockets and other weaponry have marche

: jim, i was going to ask you, i wanted to get a sense of how big the problem is, terrorist, lone wolvest invited indifference. i don't know if you are able to hear, care, catherine herridge said that on the s-list, there are 10,000 names. those of the ones they know of. >> that is horrifying to consider. i guess it is something we need to think about, why are all of those people there? are they french citizens, some of the migrants, potentially, some of those people might want to get a deportation order. patrick poole is an outstanding terrorism act, he coined the term "known wolf," not the lone wolf. they were aware of problems, they knew who he was, and they are watching him. i think potentially, the standard for what it takes to get a more severe punishment of some sort needs to be lowered, so, they can stop these guys before they attack, rather than another announcement that, we knew this guy, but we let him go. then, he started killing people. >> dana: aaron, do you think that isis is responsibility or do you think this was in any way trying to influence or impact the french nation

— wolves came from behind to beat wakefield trinity by 20 points to 18.ortunes. captain chris needed something to turn around theirfortunes. captain chris hill bundling warrington back into the match. they finally began to turn possession into points. kevin brown after a battle with concussion. the clock was kicking down, just two minutes to go. that was enough. warrington now it‘s in the table and rising. ellie downie won gold in the all—around final yesterday and she has won another two medals today at the european gymnastics championships in romania. first up, was the vault final, where she won silver. she was leading with a score of 14.35, but was beaten into second place by the very last competitor — coline devillard of france. after the medal ceremony, downie was straight back out on the uneven bars — her third final in two days, where she finished joint third. she isn‘t done yet — tomorrow she‘ll go for more medals in the beam and floor finals. concern though for ellie‘s older sister becky, who injured herself in that uneven bars final. she was the

relegation—threatened blackburn suffered a damaging defeat to barnsley, especially as bristol city beat wolves ipswich to help their chances of a play—off spot. leeds look likely to be in those play—offs after beating preston 3—0, but reading were thrashed 7—1 at norwich — incredibly, jaap stam's side were 6—1 down at half—time. huddersfield suffered a second successive defeat, losing 2—0 at nottingham forest, while a last—minute goal from nick powell gave wigan three priceless points over rotherham as they battle to avoid relegation to league one. let's take a look at today's scottish premiership results. champions celtic eased past kilmarnock 3—1. hamilton drew with ross county, hearts beat dundee. bottom side inverness were well beaten at home by stjohnstone and partick were 1—0 winners at home to motherwell. the third round of the masters is under way. and it's tight at the top of the leaderboard. with a four way tie for the lead. and plenty of players in contention, including rory mcilroy and justin rose. the lead is shared by americans rickie fowler and charley hoffman, belgium's ryder c

the wolves, extending pleasantries at the end of the first half.e end of the half, klay thompson hit it is three giving golden state a halftime lead. thompson, 23 in the first half, finished with 41. steph curry comes in and fundishes on the other end with a rare dunk. curry scores 19 in the game. later in the quarter, curry picks up another steal. goes behind the back to iguodala for the reverse. golden state ties their season high with their 12th straight win. 121-107. >>> after a bullpen melt down opening day, the giants looked for better results game two tonight in arizona. cuedo allowed four runs in five innings versus arizona but helped himself out at the plate picking up an r.b.i. base hit when it goes off of chris owings. eduardo nunez scores. hernandez scores joe panic and cued toscano to make it 7-2. the bullpen allowed just one hit over four scoreless innings. >>> the bleacher creatures in oakland hoping to see the as go 2-0. bottom of the 7th inning. davis shoots one over the first baseman. jeffrey marte's glove. davis goes in the third

. >> caller: i'm currently readinl a book called known wolves. m it is a novel. the subject of the novel is black slavery, black man owning slaves.field form i was wondering when i was reading it if you're familiar with the book and how common was the sin the civil war south of for black men to own slaves? >> thank you, i am not familiar with that book, there certainly were black people who own slaves, i told the story of a slave whose first name is peter who is actually the person who told the famous revolt in charleston in 1822. he would be rewarded for becoming a major old slaveholder. he was biracial. there were black people who own slaves. it was very rare. slaveowners in particular white slave owners were trying to create a narrative of right freedom of black slavery. select slaveowners, just like free black people disrupted peta that. >> was the white only black slaves universal at one point? >> mean was it not just in the u.s. but everywhere. >> to a certain extent but then there was talk in the panel there are native american people who enslaved black pe

is that the people who do this are not lone wolves, they have family and they have people that theyncerns about anyone, then alert us early. we're not passive and we're not waiting for these things to happen. we are trying to make sure that they don't. you were talking about the met commissioner, who has her work cut out at the moment. cressida's first tour of duty, poignantly, will be going to the funeral of pc keith palmer at southwark cathedral on monday. but nobody who knows cressida will be in any doubt that she will make a decent fist of this andi she will make a decent fist of this and i wish her all the best of luck. take us away from police related issues. a story from the times. this issues. a story from the times. this is maps. i was a boy scout and i think it is a blokey thing to like maps. everybody is used to google. older generations always talked about maps as ordnance survey and now everybody talks about google maps. ordnance survey have done a very low—tech way of mapping the uk and they've done it with two microlight aircraft and they have created a beautiful 3d i

leeds united lost at home to wolves.ow in the seventh spot but a re level they are now in the seventh spot but are level with full. however they have a worse goal difference. staying with the championship, zola has resigned from birmingham city. he was appointed in the city after gary row it. gary was seventh in the table. zola has previously managed that west ham and watford. vermeer league survival and champions league qualification are at stake when middlesbrough take on arsenal at the riverside stadium tonight. the hosts are six points from safety while arsenal wenger‘s side go into the game in seven. they are ten points away from fourth place. in football you have to accept that you can win lose or draw but you have to give everything to win the next game and thatis everything to win the next game and that is what you want. i'm thinking, nothing is unthinkable in football. but you have to make sure you perform in the next game and give everything. the hunt for the champions league is still firmly on leicester city.

in super league, warrington wolves remain winless but picked up a first point of the season with a 22out 38—18 winners over catalan dragons. benjones bishop scored twice in the opening 16 minutes and added a breakaway try for his hat—trick to help wakefield up to sixth. there were three super leagues games today. the other one saw widnes beat leigh 37—2a. britain's charley hull is three shots off the lead after the second round of the first women's golf major of the year, the ana inspiration, in california. bad weather on day one meant she had to finish her first round before immediately starting her second. this birdie at the 18th completed a round of 68. the world number 16 then carded a round of 72, ending with a bogey. hull is three shots behind norway's suzann pettersen, who leads the way on 7—under. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. there have been disruptions to some of the smaller football matches today thanks to the weather. we have had hail and thunder and also beautiful weather watcher pictures. the showers are starti

wolves dominated possession after the break with its saves from david stockdale before knockaert sealed on easter monday. newcastle a re easter monday. newcastle are closing in on promotion, playing leeds this evening. it is the visitors who have gone the closest so far. it is still goalless at the moment, 32 minutes on the clock. so, here are today's earlier results. one game in the scottish premiership tonight between kilmarnock and hearts. a killie victory would steer them further to safety but it is goalless at the moment after half an hour. manchester united will have to do withoutjuan manchester united will have to do without juan mata for the manchester united will have to do withoutjuan mata for the rest of the season through injury. he had an operation on a groin problem last month but had hoped to be back playing. jose mourinho has confirmed his absence, adding to the long—term injury concerns for defenders phil jones and chris smalling. great britain's cyclists have finally got a gold at the track world championships. it is in the women's on them, one by getty archibald. it i

on the brink of extinction, red wolves get a new start in the wild spaces of eastern nortcarolina. - [male] since colonization of this country, we've handpicked, we've said, we don't want this, we don't want that. what we're trying to do with the animals like the red wolf is to fix it, what we broke. - [male narrator] but many landowners aren't happy about the predators' protected status. - [male] i can't see why any society would not want to protect what is meant to be here. - [male narrator] next in red wolf revival on reel south. - [female narrator] this program is made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by the following. (bluesy guitar rock) ♪

barclays, they just threw us to the wolves. they get some low—level guys that go to jail, and theyjust continue to work and make your millions of dollars a year while we sit there and rot in jail. but there is one more twist in the libor tale. back in cumbria, these sleuths came across a huge piece of evidence at the height of the financial crisis, barclays sensed an opportunity. having been instructed by the bank of england to lower libor rates, it hatched a top—secret plan with the ricardo master fund. the idea was to make money with the bank. they were invested in financial instruments based on the moving of interest rates. barclays put $100 million of its own money into the secret fund. if you look at this, this is what we have been shown. it is a transcript of a telephone conversation at barclays. more evidence that the bank of england's paul tucker, had told them to get libor rates down.” england's paul tucker, had told them to get libor rates down. i have been told to do it. it is from very, very high. because barclays k

last night, warrington wolves made it back to back wins in super league with a 19—10 derby win over widnesble start of the season. they‘re now unbeaten in three matches, while widnes stay bottom. there‘s another massive game as wigan and st helens meet in their good friday game at 12:15pm cycling‘s track world championships continues today with the women‘s sprint, women‘s omnium and men‘s individual pursuit, with team gb riders hoping to go one better than the silver won by elinor barker earlier this week and chris latham‘s bronze in the men‘s scratch race in hong kong. it‘s his first international medal as a senior rider and he could win another. he rides in the omnium tomorrow. you can watch all the action from hong kong on bbc two today at 11:50am. that is all from me for now, we will be back in the next hour. it has been almost a year since so—called legal highs were banned but recent news coverage of people openly using the synthetic drug spice in public mean it is more under the spotlight than ever. now paramedics say the unpredictable effects of the substances on users is making the

derby beat wolves 3—1.drew 1—1 with west london rivals brentford. sheffield wednesday won away at ipswich. leeds united came from 3—0 down to draw 3—3 with norwich but their play—off hopes are effectively over. preston and rotherham was 1—1. nottingham forest stay out of the relegation zone by virtue of a single goal — they lost 2—0 at queen's park rangers. and wigan athletic will make an immediate return to league one after they lost 1—0 at reading. there were problems at leyton orient this afternoon — their match with colchester united was postponed for two hours after fa ns was postponed for two hours after fans invaded the pitch. they were protesting iraqi club's owner, diageo —— about the club's owner, hazard just weeks after they secured a place in the fa trophy final at wembley, york city have been relegated from the national league. their fate was in their own hands going in to their game against forest green — they trailed twice to the visitors and thouthon parkin‘s two goals kept them with a chanc

but seal a return to the top flight for the birth to egg first time in 33 years with a victory at wolvesst of the season, he had an operation on a groin problem last month, hoped to come back playing but his managerjose mourinho has confirmed that his absence will continue leading to problems of the defenders. katie archibald has won a great britain's first gold in the world track cycling championships in the women's omnium. it is decided by the women's omnium. it is decided by the number of points you score in four different events, she was second going into the points race and did enough to beat her australian rival to take gold. katie archibald's second world title and first individual gold, she was part of the victorious team pursuit squad of the victorious team pursuit squad of three years ago in colombia. of the victorious team pursuit squad of three years ago in colombialj feel in pain primarily but really privileged to pull it off. that was an unbelievably grippy race. i thought i had lost it in the middle attacked, chasing, being attacked, got back on in the end. pulled it out o

now they're on the verge of the top division again after their victory over wolves.rom championship player of the year antony kernock—art, one in each half. albion stay top, and will be be as good, as promoted, if they beat struggling wigan, in front of their own fans, on easter monday. it could be some party. meanwhile, second—placed newcastle were denied a victory at home to leeds. they went ahead when jamaal lascelles header was deemed to have crossed the line. and they held on to that lead, until the fifth minute of injury time when chris wood snatched an equaliser. i—i it finished in front of more than 52,000 at stjames park, and leeds are up to fourth. with premier league leaders chelsea, not playing until tomorrow, tottenham have the opportunity, to narrow the gap at the top to four points. they host mid—table bournemouth. with manager mauricio pochettino not letting his players think about the title race. i think it's important to save energy and to be ready on saturday to give our best and try to win. what happens in different games, it can provide the oppor