crowds enjoy the new firsts for the middle east as the world athletics comes to day. one in 3 brazilian women is a victim of domestic abuse it seems every day a woman dies and it just becomes a statistic that some have broken away from the cycle of violence it's not easy to leave you have to ask. and inspired others to turn their lives around i called the straw hat program the dream program my life changed after the course it gave me opportunities for my business women make change on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every your. all the 1st medals have been given out to the world athletics championships and the women's marathon. kenya's through get it overcame extreme heat and humidity and so when the race which is held at midnight at an un president said one 3rd of the runners failed to finish because of the conditions and 7 get it winning time was the slowest since records began ok let's not get more of the world legs and other sports with. welcome back to khalifah stadium where the 1st world athletics championships to be held in the middle east are off and running the men's

spotlight after the world athletic charm we're going to have the fee for club world cup taking place in december and then of course the big $1.00 in 2033 when the fee for world cup comes the cathode of the whole 40 well fascinating to see if there are 30 if this country can hold the big major sporting events under these conditions. ok and he richard sennett is here with me now in studio and what are the events to watch on saturday i think inevitably looking at the 100 made says please who really are very different stages of their career and we heard about christian coleman the fastest man in the world this year and also justin gatlin the defending champion you know $37.00 well they do both have in common is both in question mark over their careers christian couple missed 3 don't contest out of competition this year could have been suspended basically got out of the pound on a technicality when as well someone who sued suspensions during his career no use saying bowls here of course and what was so good up beyond being a brilliant sprints it was tha

we are up and running in doha, and there's been british success at the world athletics championships.t's a rest day at the rugby world cup, but plenty of home nations news, wales are unchanged for the wallabies. i think we have good sides on sunday, and hopefully it is a great game of rugby that we can put on a good spectacle for. sarah taylor says she can leave international cricket with her held high. she's retired from england duty because of anxiety issues. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm olly foster. the world athletics championships are under way in qatar, around 2,000 athletes from over 200 nations are competing over the next ten days. and even though it's being held this late in the year because of the searing summer temperatures in the gulf state, it is still very, very warm. let's cross live to doha and speak to our sports correspondent, natalie pirks. i have seen lots of sweaty athletes, but they are putting in the effort, aren't they? how are they being affected by these conditions, natalie? it is difficult because outside it is very, very hot, in fa ct, outside it is

vent to if the 8 stadiums are already open for business one of them will be used to host the world athleticschampionships like to this month and then in december cats i will host the fee for club world cup the 1st major test event ahead of 2022 as the country establishes itself as a focal point for elite sports other infrastructure projects are also on track but the country still has work to do in selling the positive aspects of the tournament to the rest of the world i think it's that has to convince many many skit skeptics obviously the u.k. is one of them but it there many people in europe that that don't believe that qatar should have the work up because of the various can shove the seas i think what's a night will allow those of in the supreme committee in doha to do is the say right this is the emblem and now we can concentrate on the message of what we want to tell you about how the walk up will be different in cuts are cats us national team won over many skeptics when they became asian champions for the 1st time for this year that's despite never having qualified for a previous world

there are few more respected figures in world athletics than that of michael johnson the american sprinter who wants for olympic titles he says christian coleman has no right to be the new face of athletics in the post you're saying but that is because in the build up to the championships coleman missed 3 out of competition. in both contests and in theory should have seen him banned from this event as it was he managed to escape that suspension g to effectively a paperwork technicality. you know you say it is the moon you know crystal coleman you know it is just. arlo's an incredible feeling to come out here in the am on a 2 a list of guys you know listen to our you know world samples 'd and now you say that on the world champ will miss an incredible feeling something will dedicate an entire life to the past couple years or so it's a humbling feeling about the dive into a big ice bath told right now we do in a myself between 20 olympics i'll be back the planes come back stronger and better my son has put my feet to the fire i promised him a couple years ago and i'll take him to one of the

and the world athletics championships are under way, as competitors deal with blistering temperaturesthe gulf state of qatar. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news — one of the world's all news — one of the world's the latest reports, resul interviews all the latest reports, results, interviews and features from the bbc sport centre. good evening. the former cabinet minister amber rudd has accused number 10 of using aggressive language over brexit, that incites violence. it comes after a turbulent week, in which mps returned to the commons and engaged in furious exchanges on the floor of the house. but today, borisjohnson once again defended his use of language, and insisted that delivering brexit on october the 31st would take much of the heat out of the debate. meanwhile, scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has indicated she'd be open to backing jeremy corbyn as interim prime minister, in order to stop a no—deal brexit. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. it might seem calm today, but it's been a fractious week in westminster. with heated scenes in the house of c

in sport the world athletics championships in khatab has been dominated by empty seats in the stands and athletes complaints about the heat organizers say they've done all they can to mitigate the effects of the high temperatures and to get in more spectators but it doesn't bode well for the football world cup in qatar in 2022. i. the women's 100 meters is always a crowd magnet you think the world athletics championships in doha would be no different to me because shelly and fraser price is the fastest woman on the planet that few fans came out to see her victory and. take a look at the thousands of empty seats behind her put attendance is just one concern heat and high humidity are also big problems the women's marathon on saturday had to start at midnight to avoid daytime high temperatures of 38 degrees celsius still the heat on the streets of doha was unbearable 28 of the 68 runners failed to finish many the try of medical attention and. it was the slowest marathon winning time ever at the world championships. the men's 50 kilometer walk had similar issues with france as world rec

there are few more respected figures in world athletics than that of michael johnson the american sprinter who won 4 olympic titles he says christian coleman has no right to be the new face of athletics in a post you sign but era and that is because in the build up to the championships coleman missed 3 out of competition contests and in theory should have seen him barren from this event as it was he managed to escape that suspension g to effectively a paperwork technicality. under the moon you know crystal coleman you know it is just. arlo's an incredible feeling to come out here in a list of guys. who are you know world chappell's now it's a. mission incredible feeling something dedicated it's our lives in the past couple of years or so it's a humbling feeling about the dive into a big ice bath tub right now we do with a myself between 20 olympics and i'll be back. players come back stronger and better my son has put my feet to the fire i promised him a couple years ago i'll take him to what he lives by are retired so this is my be my last one as they stay true to that spins when a couple

day three of the world athletics championships is under way in doha. medals up for grabs this evening and one of those could go to british sprinter dina asher smith who's hoping to become the first british woman to win sprint gold at a world championships. sshes just qualified for tonights final. our reporter ade adedoyin is in the stadium. we've spoken about dina asher—smith before a great deal. she looked really impressive qualifying for tonight's final. she really did, she looked very, very relaxed. she's really grown in confidence in the last few seasons, she accelerated her way from 50 metres, cruised at 10.87, a seasoned's best time for her are not far off her best time which shows she is in great shape when she can challenge the best athletes in the world. before that, maria jose also ran 10.87. shelley fraser pryce has been in sensational form, she ran10.8 fraser pryce has been in sensational form, she ran 10.8 yesterday, jogging form, she ran 10.8 yesterday, jogging from 30 metres out. it will be interesting to see what time she will do. to wi

welcome back to khalifa stadium where the 1st world athletics championships to be held in the middle east are off and running the man's 100 meter feeds brought some big names to the track on the opening night america's christian coleman who holds the fastest time in the world so far this year stop the timings across the 6 heats defending champion just to gatland and 2011 champion jamaica as you know had blake also ease to victories in their heats it was a busy opening day at the stadium as andy richardson reports. track and field fans in doha have every right to be happy cats host capital city is the setting for the middle east 1st ever world athletics championships it's a 1st for qatar. and it's just just nice to see all the nationalities together in one place i'm so excited. to. see the my federal kids here i come to will celebrate too with them is beautiful you know to have this is the 1st thing you always watch until your government watches. these championships and normally held in august but on this occasion i've been shifted to the end of september in order to avoid the higher

and find out why the opening weekend of the world athletics championships in qatar is top people hot under the collar. but 1st in austria former chancellor sebastian courts and his conservative people's party are looking to build a coalition government after winning the biggest share of the vote in a general election on sunday courts is set to return to power his party secured 37 percent of the vote that's not enough to govern alone what served as chancellor until may when his government collapsed over a scandal involving his fall right coalition partners the freedom part. they saw a dramatic slump in votes yesterday. and let's go right to the man he is in vienna for us hi max you've been talking to voters there are in vienna how do they see last night's result. we tried to feel the wind of change on the streets of yemen that you have to keep in mind before watching those sound bites that we collected that this really isn't the place where people vote for the right wing freedom party that's outside of the and i'll side of the big cities that's where the strong holds are for the far r

the world athletics championships in doha have only just begun but qatar's heat has already become a major talking point day one came to a climax with the women's marathon along doha's waterfront to beat the heat organizers opted to stage the race at midnight but even that proved to be too much for many. a temperature of 32 degrees combined with 73 percent humidity took its toll and nearly a 3rd of the 70 starters had to drop out one woman the conditions didn't get the better of with kenya's ruth chip in get each she survived to take home gold was and one her time of 2 hours 32 minutes and 43 seconds is the slowest to ever win the title it was probably the hardest chip and get it has ever had to work to win a race they did this to her. i. laughed and he said that he was my main the meanest it was not easy but i don't want to fight it was over the international stadium which had the benefit of cooling technology things were much smoother especially for sprinter christian coleman was the american put in a sub 10 2nd performance to win his 100 meter seat. i coleman's biggest challenge f

news from berlin still to come the opening weekend of the world athletics championships in qatar we'll tell you why your hands people. under the collar coming up in just a moment. where in germany volkswagen was in court today the multinational german carmakers facing a huge lawsuit over the diesel gate emissions scandal hundreds of thousands of diesel drivers have teamed up to bring germany's 1st ever class action lawsuit demanding compensation for the v.w. cars that they bolt while makers pave the way for its class action proceeding after the diesel scandal broke back in 2015. they could be a watershed moment for germany's legal system 4 years after the emission scandal broke hundreds of thousands of diesel drivers now have the chance to hope a carmaker to account it's the 1st ever class action lawsuit to take place in the country similar auctions in the united states have seen consumers come away with billions of dollars in compensation. for the good of analysis for we're confident about winning them and the arguments speak for themselves. the leaders knew about things from the star

now, all this week on sport today we're building towards the world athletics championships in doha, whichive interviews with some of the stars from around the world, who are set to challenge for medals. we start with three long and middle distance runners. they're all from norway and they're all from one extraordinary family: jakub, filip and henrik ingebritzen. what what does it mean to be an ingebritzen? we are bad losers. super focused. jakub is really the running progeny. henrik is a loud person. filip only cares about himself. selfish. the relaxed guy. but ina himself. selfish. the relaxed guy. but in a good way. before the ingebritzen family were running, it was you that was the superstar. for me, i didn't really focus on anything other than running as fast asi anything other than running as fast as i could, and of course, at that point, i was doing it by myself. it was quite lonely, but of course it's better now to have company. the best people in the country are all under one roof. how has that been? for we were, like, the best guys in norway, were, like, the best guys in norway,

it's a move worth making according to the president of world athletics said kospi meeting his olympic counterparts thomas back in doha both men recognize the need to push the sports they represent beyond established boundaries our biggest challenge and we recognize that around the table is to maintain in both our organizations the salience interest the relevance and excitement for what we're doing in sport and sport isn't actually uniquely our only competitor it's not that athletics can sit there any longer saying well you know it's swimming or gymnastics it's the rest of the world and it's been that way for a long time it's the sprinters who can traditionally grap lobel attention and for the 1st time since 2003 the men won't have the same bolt lining up alongside them another 1st season running in a stadium with a cool technology guys like that to be so cool you know you're from i mean our side i mean all the senators feel a breeze is good i feel pretty good arm so i keep that in mind or for tomorrow when i want to have you know you. st paul says it feels strange lining up in a champ

i met your updates from day 3 of the world athletics championships you're in though. right time for us to take a look at the top stories here it out saudi arabia's crown prince is broken publicly for the 1st time about the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi he told the american t.v. network that he takes responsibility for the killing inside the saudi consulate in a stamboul because it happened under his watch but he denies any personal involvement. this was a heinous crime like honestly but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government limit that is when a crime is committed against a saudi citizen by officials working for the saudi government as a leader i must take responsibility that this was a mistake and i must take all actions to avoid such a thing in the future. but following the saudi crown prince his interview turkey's president roger tired of our wrote an opinion piece for the newspaper that jamal khashoggi wrote for the washington post the president promised his co

it is a move worth making according to the president of world athletics.orts they represent beyond established boundaries. >> our biggest challenge, and we recognize that around the table, is to maintain in both organizations interest, relevance, and excitement for what we do in sport, and sport isn't actually uniquely our only competitor. it is not that athletics can sit there any longer and say, it is swimming or gymnastics, it is the rest of the world, and it has been that way for a long time. >> it is the sprinters who traditionally grab global attention. 3or the first time since 200s, they won't have usain bolt. you go from being hot and then feel a breeze, but it is good. i feel pretty good. i keep that in mind when i am warming up. >> you know you feel strange lining up without usain bolt? >> you have so many young athletes ready to run, that is what you feel get focused on. >> fans will see the first handed out on saturday. >> after events came to a close, the doha waterfront host the opening ceremony. 2000 handed out athletes from 2s are competing

the 2019 world athletics championships will begin in the blistering heat of doha today.time. the british team held a training camp in dubai in order to acclimatise. they have been set a target of seven medals, with high hopes for sprinter dina asher—smith. natalie pirks reports from doha. it's an undeniably spectacular place to hold the middle east's first athletics world championships, but with concerns around human rights issues, and humidity that leaves you breathless, picking doha has not been without controversy. the championships have been moved from the usual august slot because of the heat, but it's still around a0 degrees in the day here. tonight's women's marathon, around doha's waterfront and skyscrapers, will be held around midnight for the first time in the event's history. for athletes, the weather is the big talking point. it's going to be crazy out there for our distance runners. there is no getting away from it. and i think what you will see is you've got a team and you've got a really positive culture within our team where people are going out there to

dina asher—smith becomes the first ever british woman to win a medal in the 100 meters, at the world athleticsmpionships. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewersjoel taylor and benedicte paviot — stay with us for that. good evening. borisjohnson says he's been "a model of restraint" when it comes to the language he's used in the brexit debate. it follows a week of bitter exchanges between mps in the commons, and accusations his rhetoric has been inflammatory. 0n the first day of the conservative party conference ,in manchester, the prime minister refused to apologise for words such as "surrender", when describing the legislation designed to stop the uk leaving the european union without a deal. this report from our political editor, laura kuenssberg, contains some flash photography. no welcome from the reds when the blues are in town. a party conference for a new prime minister might normally be a celebration. but there's strife outside for borisjohnson in manchester... when are you going to resign? ..and inside, a party that's not com pletely co mforta ble with

ahead here on the news and sport we're live at the khalifah stadium here in doha the day 2 of the world athletics championships. planet is feeling the heat of the climate an ecological emergency the world's leading scientists are warning of an existential crisis in the face of it reversible changes to the climate all be with you throughout as well on vomit correspondent makes we'll have reports from the front lines of the crisis and showcase new solutions to help through al-jazeera brings you a new weekly planet s.o.s. the facts on the science behind the issues affecting our planets. when the news breaks it looks like if you're told in order to get someone you can get this country out of the crisis when people need to be. trucked in little look across this border area without meds they should just be around as teams on the ground for the last few months these because. there's a long long. battle to put lulu documentaries and light on and online. hello again let's. cross live now to some a. story santa can give a wrong because at the stadium for the sports. it's ok it's a very difficult name anywa

right now to the sources in pisa senators the round up of the action from day 3 at the world athletics championships. here at the international stadium shelly and fraser price is the sprint queen of doha the jamaican stormed away in the women's 100 meters final at a time of 10.71 seconds to win a world title for the 4th time britain's the national smith came home 2nd with measure say 3rd at $32.00 fraser price is the only this woman to win this title in the usa were the winners of the new $4.00 by 400 meters mixed relay event the cultivates of london allyson felix courtney 0 colo and michael cherry took gold in a world record time to make a one the server with bahrain getting the bra it's in the men's triple jump christian taylor has battled his way to a 4th world title of the 2 big jumps in simple 17.92 meters was enough to be fellow american would play to take his title. also out on the field the women's pole vault title was won by angelica super over the russian competing as a neutral athlete at these championships with a country still banned by war that matrix took gold with an eff

the men's 100m is about to get under way at the world athletics championships in doha.british athlete in the final. we can take live pictures from doha and the khalifa stadium. the two other brits, adam gemili and british champion 0jie edoburun, were eliminated in the semifinals. the usa's christian coleman was the fastest qualifier in 9.88 seconds, and he was cruising for the last part of it too. justin gatlin, who won this title two years ago, yohan blake of jamaica are also in the race. we have got air—conditioning in the stadium. temperatures of 33 degrees, and intense humidity as well, but the stadium is air—conditioned so it is 20 degrees for the athletes, very good running conditions, probably 30 seconds away from the start of the men 100 metre final at the world athletics championships. we will hand you over to our commentators. all sorts of injury problems now behind him. now we meet the favourite. the man who was head and shoulders above the rest, christian coleman, second best to get land in london two years ago. can he deliver when all the pressure and expec

the stage where the hopes and ambitions of the world's best athletes will soon be played out. and for the 1st time in more than a decade the sport's biggest star won't be the center of attention. this would be a world championships without you sign bolts on the start line an individual whose appeal went far beyond the running track. time then for a new generation to step up bo was he's a he's the go you know but the sport has to continue on it's like when michael jordan was done with basketball. they had to move on to other players you know i mean and that's what we have to do in this sport now you've got lebron james you guys different heard you have other athletes and you have competition that you highlight and that's investable but i think track and field do the same thing and it's just a matter of creating the narrative bolts brilliance as a sprinter and is equally sparkling performances in for. and survey camera in short events like bass and outlet it's more generally captured a global audience what this sport now desperately requires is a new breakout star both on and off

so the world's top athletes are here in qatar the world athletics championships gets up and running on friday and the pressure is on our guys is to keep everyone core most events will be enters stadium with air cooling technology but some athletes will just have to compete against high temperatures and humidity and they were tits and has this report. track and field is stepping into all new territory. for the 1st time ever the world athletics championships are heading to the middle east for 10 days cattles capital city doha will be a focal point for global sport just as the whole country will be in the football world cup plans 3 years time 22 is very important for us our green or doctor because of the media everybody is coming here we want to sort the people in advance what is appropriate for the 2022 but i do believe what is is is an idea of. the championships have been moved from their regular slot in august to avoid the peak temperatures of cats or summer and while the men's and women's marathons will start at midnight to further counter the hate organizers accept it will still be a

athletics. the only standing multi- events in the world. without athletics are probably would never have left. title. what a talent she is. you're up against great britain and there has been much talk of a rivalry.|j thought it was a bit funny. 0f course it is motivating to have her there. it is what it is about. you just have to follow your plan. it is the final result. what is it like at the final result. what is it like at the moment back home, do you feel that pressure at all? actually yes. but i would is a less and less. it is me getting useful. people really positive. 0ne ago to get my groceries, i think it is super cute and it is pressure, no everyone is expecting a lot from me, but it is a lot of support. they don't want to deceive anybody, but i think if it is going wrong i will be the first wa nt to is going wrong i will be the first want to be disappointed. they want to focus on the good side and not paying attention to the bad talk or the pressure behind it. how much of that plays on your mind, this defence of your title with yellow of corso want to keep that title. especially the l

you with the world athletic championships would be no different.ser prices the fastest woman on the planet. few fans came out to see her victory. take a look at the thousands of empty seats behind her. poor attendance is just one concern. heat and high humidity are big problems. the women's marathon on saturday had to start at midnight to avoid daytime high temperatures of eight degrees celsius. the heat on the streets of delhi was unbearable. 28 of the 68 runners failed to finish. many required medical attention. it was the slowest marathon winning time ever at the world championships. the men's 50 kilometer walk had similar issues, with france's road record holding -- holder having to drop out. >> i have trouble talking. my legs are finished. i feel my head starting to spin. >> for those competing inside the stadium, things are not as bad. organizers are trying to do every thing to keep the athletes cool. air-conditioned stadiums are planned for the 2020 football world cup despite objections by environmentalists.s. >> the air conditiononing works

now for all the latest from the athletics world championships and the rest of the sport i was a far and. welcome back to the khalifah stadium where christian coleman is celebrating his 1st world championship title the american set the pace in the heats and the semifinals but saved his that's for the big race coleman winning gold in 9.76 seconds edging justin gatlin to the line with canada's andre digraphs 3rd was only cleared to race 3 weeks ago after boarding a ban for missing 3 drugs has inside a gear. our sports correspondent andy richardson was watching inside the cletus stadium. there are few more respected figures in world ethics and out of michael johnson the american sprinter who want 4 olympic titles he says christian coleman has no right to be the new face of athletics in the parks you're saying but that is because in the buildup to the championships coleman missed 3 out of competition contests and in theory should have seen him from this event as it was it managed to escape that suspension due to effectively a paperwork technicality. you know christian coleman you know it is

dina's at the double in doha, 100 silver last night, now she's quickest in the 200 at the world athletics championships. cardiff are told by fifa that they have to pay the first installmenet of emiliano salas transfer fee. the striker who died in a plane crash shortly after joining the club. also coming up in the programme... big night at old trafford coming up, but manchester united against arsenal isn't as big as it used to be. and johnny be good. rae makes superbikes history with his fifth world title in a row. we managed to regain my composure and round by round we have come back, and to do it two rounds out already is mad. evening. 8 days ago, scotland were at an all time low after being taken apart by ireland in their rugby world cup opener. this morning they knew that they had to beat samoa to keep their fate in their own hands. they did that very comfortably, with a bonus point as well. 34-0. our sports correspondent katie gornall was the match in kobe. there was so much pressure on scotla nd there was so much pressure on scotland coming into this game against samoa, defeat was no

i think one of skills of top athletes is to block out the crowd. when you're going out for a 100 worldd it goes silent. the top athletes block it out. the moment will be the lap of honour. it looked so... itjust looked sad. we have gone from euphoria and joy and excitement and you see this. that is the moment for me that breaks my heart. because i remember winning my medal in sydney and running around the track and seeing...” medal in sydney and running around the track and seeing... i remember seeing the pictures. seeing all the british fans, thanking them for travelling and supporting you. that is the special moment. it's gone. but listen when she comes back on these showers —— shores we will get these showers —— shores we will get the adulation she deserves. thank you very much. there's coverage from doha from two o'clock on bbc two — and across the bbc all day, on connected tvs, bbc radio, and the bbc sport website and app. a beaming dina asher—smith appears on most of this morning's back pages. the daily telegraph crowns her the "silver queen", with the stat that it's britain's fi

championships that we've got now and the world cup so firstly the world cup naturally just draws a lot more international fans than the athletics world championship does that we can expect to see pretty much full stadiums and the other thing is of course the world cup is going to take place in december when temperatures are law than they are right now in qatar so that will make a difference but clearly there are a lot of big problems for guitar and organizers and faith are to solve in the next 3 years of the mooted of loose book thank you for 30 years ago thousands of east germans fleeing communism made their way to the channel to evacuate the capital prague heading for the west german embassy there the hope was to use the embassy as a staging point to get to freedom in west germany they gamble paid off and on the 30th of september 989 they packed on to trains heading west through the through east germany and europe in the western german town the hoff 30 years later some of them have been retracing their steps. a journey back in time. 30 years ago hill much sand was traveling in a train just like this one. it's like. it's like

so it's come on al-jazeera we're live from the stadium a day 3 of the world's athletics championships plus. well scientists truly are cervical world cup thriller in japan. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our own lives in taking these road splits scared of saving lives is a dangerous job a vaccine strikes on a good 24 hours there are patients waiting for these medicines who must be in pain life's worth risking their lives a week ago one of the gang stops some vehicles on the road attacking his group what was. risking it all guinea on al-jazeera. the latest news as it plays. and has been lost officials expect to see images deal with details coverage danger from black blood the wrong way is the focus and i want the. tourists. from around the world his body will lie in state for a few days. at the national geo cities in the capital. welcome to the international stadium where we are getting ready for the 3rd day of competition at the world athletics championships dating a controversial winner in the men's 100 meters waltz history was made both on

and empty seats marred the opening weekend of the world athletics championships in qatar the intense heat also causes the problems. i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us turkish president hopes a new safe zone in northeastern syria will do 2 things give them a place to repatriate syrian refugees and create a militarized area to keep kurdish militants away from turkey southern border now i don't want it said he was determined to establish the zone by today the end of september but his government and the u.s. have different ideas about how big that zone should be everyone says he will act alone if there's no agreement syrian refugees in turkey say some are already being deported back home to areas including the north which according to them are far from safe our correspondent yulia han met a woman who says her son was sent back against his will. mohamed has been gone for almost 2 months. when awful racial thinks about what happened to her son she feels helpless lost. in early august mohammed was riding a friend's motorbike in istanbul the bike was unregistered mohamed was s

well away from the athletics and there's just one game on monday at the rugby world cup in japan scotland are playing samoa in poor the clash in cobi the scots need a win after losing their opening game to ireland it's currently 3 nil to scotland thanks to a great late laidlaw penalty football now and the problems continue for a few landon it's lee said that all seniority have struggled to their worst start to city a season in 81 years their latest loss a $31.00 home defeat against going to know on sunday is their whole family defeat in 6 games a result which leaves them lying in 16th place. all right that is the your sport for a mass here at the holy stadium but we will have war a little bit later thanks very much now to 25 super cars seized from the vice presidents of equitorial guinea have sold at auction for more than $23000000.00 so as prosecutors took the cars in 2016 as part of a corruption investigation against the 2 duren or. among them were ferraris lamborghinis bentleys a muscle rossi and a mclaren where the money will go to charities in the tiny west african country which is o

world medal was silver. dina asher—smith is the poster girl for british athletics and she showed why. a medal in the world 100 metres final. in history to win a medal in the world 100 metres finallj in history to win a medal in the world 100 metres final. i worked so ha rd world 100 metres final. i worked so hard for this, for these championships. this point in my career and hopefully i go on to do bigger things. i was thinking, it's your time to go. to deliver with such expectation was truly remarkable. pressure makes diamonds and her best may well be yet to come. wales are favourites to top their pool at the rugby world cup after a nail—biting victory over australia. they held—on to win 29—25 in tokyo, from where our correspondent, katie gornall, reports. welcome to tokyo stadium! japan is proving to be a popular host. their team has lit up the world cup. now here in tokyo, they have thrown their support behind two of rugby's heavyweights. gone are the days when wales could fly under the radar at a world cup. they arrived here as favourites to beat the two—time champions australia i

referred lots of water and medics and the world athletics governing body hope you don't see a repeat la one returned from its summer break, one man has been leading the way and yet again charles leclerc set the pace in qualifying for the russian grand prix. it's his fourth pole in a row but championship leader lewis hamilton is still in prime position to try to spoil the ferrari party in sochi. nick parrott has more. if you're missing out on victory last weekend, ferreri's charl leclerc is smiling again, and no wonderfirst driver to claim four consecutive pole positions since lewis hamilton. track mercedes have dominated running every grand prix since 201a but now their grip on formula 1 is loosening. ferreri told the time sheets in every session of qualifying and in the final one knuckle one post of the time to beat. the best of on course to join his team—mates until hamilton picked him butjust two hundredths of a second. both were left trailing in the wake by almost half a second. that's a massive margin when it comes to formula 1. hamilton will try to take confidence in the fact th

and a silver medal for dina asher—smith at the world athletics championships in doha, but where are theators? and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: scotland bounce back injapan, a bonus point win against samoa keeps their rugby world cup alive. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the chancellor has announced a raft of spending pledges at the conservative party conference. among them — an increase in the national living wage. sajid javid said that over the next five years it would increase to £10.50 an hour and the age threshold would be lowered to 21. but an unwelcome distraction for delegates at the conference has been an allegation that the prime minister groped a journalist during a lunch 20 years ago. our political editor laura kuenssberg is at the party conference in manchester. what the party wants to concentrate on his policies and spending pledges? that is right. the conservatives would dearly have loved this week to be all about the kind of bread and butter promises they want to make to voters, hoping they want to make to voters, hoping they wil

organise 2015 beijing hosts the 15th world athletics championships organized by the i.w. and the international association of athletics federations since the 2008 olympic games china has excelled at all when i was in sporting events for 9 days almost 1900 athletes from 208 countries watched by 6000000000 television viewers. and the i.w.a. organizes the event and sells television rights to broadcasters oddly though they are also responsible for enforcing anti doping regulations it's a system which makes the federations both judge and jury. by any. total competence or rollercoaster movistar political i generally also bob just moved and of course the question was ill upon orders and was the only player for the charger sauciness that i hope i shall apply to what was. behind the finishing line don't ping inspectors and members of the international federation await the athletes selected for testing. i. see stuff to pass through done so we are secure in knowing that the don't concede a can of mace many of the athletes that have been selected were required to do so in a case of s

big a spectacle for the next 11 days qatar will be home to the fifa world cup in 2022 but from friday the best track and field athletes will be competing at the world championships answer will be a test of how qatar handles such a huge occasion as coursera sports presenter said of how much to set the scene for us right here in doha. thank you very much hello yes that we're here at the stadium the venue for the world athletics championships that we are being held in the middle east for the 1st time well that there will be live in the studio and inside the stadium to bring you the biggest stories and the best of the accent but all the nice is admitting there will be some major challenges not least the hot and humid weather and it is an reports. track and field is stepping in so all you territory. for the 1st time ever the world athletics championships are heading to the middle east for 10 days cattles capital city doha will be a focal point for global sport just as the whole country will be in the football world cup plans 3 years time 22 is very important for us a green order because of the media everybody is coming her

the world athletics championships are under way in qatar.hampion lynsey sharp who failed to qualify in the 800 metres. she finished fourth, the top three went through to the semi—finals, and she wasn't quick enough to get a fastest loser spot. alex bell and shelayna oskan—clarke will be in tomorrow's semis. sharp had been touted as a medal contender in a depleted field this year, in the absence of the defending champion, caster semenya. we've also had the men's100—metre heats, adam gemili qualified in third in his heat, won by the american sprinterjustin gatlin. zharnel hughes also came through after winning his heat, ojie edoburun qualified as a fastest loser. the semifinals and final are tomorrow. success too in the pole vault. this is holly bradshaw clearing the qualifying height for the final at the first attempt. a.6m, job done, she can conserve all her enrgy for sunday's final. these are live pictures from doha, we've still got the men's a00 hurdles and the 5,000 metres heats to come. watch out for the ingebritsen brothers from norway.

the american sprinter chris coleman powers to gold in the 100m at the world athletics championships ine of the biggest ever upsets in rugby. the hosts, japan, beat tournament favourites ireland in the world cup. good evening. the prime minister, borisjohnson, has arrived in manchester for the start of the conservative party conference amid growing speculation that opposition parties at westminster are considering a vote of no confidence. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says a caretaker government is becoming more likely every day and the snp has reiterated its support for a move against the prime minister in order to prevent the uk leaving the eu without a deal. however, the conservatives maintain they're the only party that can get brexit done. chris mason's report now contains some flashing images. borisjohnson — you are not fit... boris johnson arrived here this evening with his girlfriend, carrie symonds. are you losing control, prime minister? a prime minister in office but barely in control — defeated in court but defiant. what a week it's been. the prime minister's advice to h

the 2019 world athletics championships are under way in the blistering heat in qatar.tise at their training camp in dubai. they've been set a target of seven medals at the championships that are being held in doha. natalie pirks is there for us. well sophie has always been one and property, lengthy chap failing to qualify for the women's 800 metres. it is clear this heat is difficult for athletes. the championships have been moved from their usual spot of august to accommodate the weather, but it is still pushing a0 degrees and high committee outside and the organisers are praying that the marathon goes off without a hitch. the first world championships in the middle east was always going to be a challenge. the skyscraper setting for tonight's midnight marathon may be stunning, but extra safety measures have had to be brought in, with competitors warned about heat exhaustion. it's led to athletes questioning the rationale behind holding it here. if you can give me a good reason why we're here and i buy into that reason, i'm happy to make the sacrifice and be here and s

let's quickly get back to the world athletics championship in doha. in the first, he dominated the field. he was a former european champions and was fourth at the last olympics in rio. we have zharnel hughes also in the semis. novak djokovic returns to tennis this week at the japan open, but before that, the world number one has been taking some of the local culture in tokyo. is actually going to get involved? he sort of got involved. they went easy on him. that's all from sportsday. goodbye. next 2a and was look very wet. we already have dozens of flood warnings across england and wales and the numbers are likely to go up after tuesday with some heavy thunderstorms across southern portions of britain. all tied into this next area of low pressure, the weather front bringing heavy rain across parts of northern ireland, central and southern scotland and northern england, where the south will be windy. heavy showers arriving here, but quite a temperature contrast from north to south, very mild in the south, chilly in the north. lots of sunshine across sc

the stage where the hopes and ambitions of the world's best athletes will soon be played out. and for the 1st time in more than a decade the sport's biggest star won't be the center of attention. this will be a world championships without you saying bolt on the start line an individual who's appeal went far beyond the running track. time then for a new generation to step up bolt was he's a he's the go you know but the sport has to continue or it's like when michael jordan was done with basketball. they had to move on to other players you know i mean and that's what we have to do in this order now you got lebron james you guys different heard you have other athletes and you have competition that you have in that's investable but i think track and field do the same thing and it's just a matter of creating the narrative bolts brilliance as a sprinter and is equally sparkling performances in front of the camera in short events like bass and athletics more generally captured a global audience what this sport now desperately requires is a new breakout star both on and off the track.

it's the start of the world athletics championships in qatar.he event is because of the extreme temperatures in the gulf state. the british team have been set a target of seven medals. sprinter dina asher—smith is one of the teams best chances of individual success, tipped for the podium in the 100 and 200 metres by sprint legend michaeljohnson. she leads the world list in a 200 metres, she has had some great victories in the 100 metres, beating double olympic champion, just a few weeks ago. she is in great position. it is not easy to come into a major championship like this when you have not won medals at a major championship or olympics, she has not done that yet. but i think she has a strong put herself in great position for great medals, with 130 metres, it could be gold, who knows. and you can follow the world athletics championships on the bbc. coverage starts on bbc2 at 1:45pm. the heats of the mens 100m among the events this afternoon. full coverage on the website as well, of course. the women's marathon taking place at midnight local ti

and that's your update from day 3 of the world athletics championships you're in though. right traverses take a look at the top stories here it is air saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin sound man is reckon publicly for the 1st time about the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi it tell the american network c.b.s. that he takes responsibility for the killing inside the saudi consulate in istanbul because it happened under his watch but he denies any personal involvement. this was a heinous crime. but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government limit that is when a crime is committed against a saudi citizen by officials working for the saudi government as a leader i must take responsibility that this was a mistake and i must take all actions to avoid such a thing in the future. of following this the crown prince's interview turkey's president bedouin road an opinion piece for the washington post newspaper that's the paper of course that he himself worked for president at one p

on to the world athletics championships — and what a moment for britain's dina asher—smith as she receivedlobal medal after coming second in last night's 100 metres. clearly no sign of fatigue, though, as she ran the fstest time of the day to reach the 200m semi—finals. let's cross live to the khalifa stadium now and speak to our reporter ade adedoyin. good evening to you, ade. what a day, receiving her first good evening to you, ade. what a day, receiving herfirst major gold medal and then still on track for her first medal and then still on track for herfirst gold. medal and then still on track for her first gold. it was a big turnaround for the athletes involved in the 100 metres last night and they came out to give you earlier today. the 100 metre champion actually pulled out, but dina asher—smith received that metal they wa nted asher—smith received that metal they wanted the stadium last night in the stadium today. before that, dina asher—smith qualified for the next round of the 200 metres. just cruised into the final, and you have to start talking about her as a favour to win the g

russia will miss this week‘s world athletics championships for the second time in a row — after the sportafter a report found evidence of widespread doping. it comes as anti—doping officials investigate lab data from russian athletes, which they suspect may have been manipulated. the results could put russia‘s participation at next year‘s tokyo 0lympics under threat. we have found, quite honestly, some inconsistencies and we don‘t know yet whether it‘s tampering or manipulation or whatever else it might be. since the rules state that ultimately, if there is to be any, if we assert noncompliance in russia, inevitably, and they don‘t accept it, inevitably it will be settled by the court of arbitration for sport. so you have to be very, very careful if you are going to do that, that you don‘t transgress any of the legal rules. you have to know exactly what happened and that is the process we are involved in. well, russian competitors were banned from the paralympics in 2016 and all athletics events at the olympics that year, as well as last year‘s winter olympics. earlier i spoke to our spor

the world athletics championships begin in doha later this month and the president of the iaaf, sebastianthe event there. we cannot base sporting relationships on those temporary arrangements. sport is a permanent feature. of our society. and we have to protect it. that's not to say that we are not, we are oblivious to the fact that we will be taking our event into places of challenge can we we re event into places of challenge can we were taking them sometimes climatically and that has unleashed a whole generation of sporting technology to combat the challenge of heat. bear in mind, we do want to ta ke of heat. bear in mind, we do want to take the sport globally, and we cannot just take the sport globally, and we cannotjust sit take the sport globally, and we cannot just sit there going take the sport globally, and we cannotjust sit there going back take the sport globally, and we cannot just sit there going back to the same nine, ten cities if we are really true to our word about wanting to expand their global footprint of athletics, and a very keen to do that. robert kubitzsa is going

great britain's dina asher smith has laid down a marker, in the run up to the world athletics championshipse 100 metres at the diamond league events in brussels, ahead ofjamaica's two time olympic champion shelly ann fraser pryce. she ran it in 10.88 seconds her fastest time of the season and took the title with it. obviously came into the race wanting to win, and my coach gave me some very specific things to think about, andi very specific things to think about, and i was doing that in the race, and i was doing that in the race, andi and i was doing that in the race, and i managed to pull it off, and when i crossed the line there was a guest, fabulous, won the race, happy me, but then i remembered it was a dime and lee, so technically i won the whole diamond leak, what a great day! in rugby league's superleague, leaders st helens thrashed huddersfield giants a8 six with second placed wigan beating catalans dragons a6—12. and it was the battle at the bottom, as hull kingston rovers took on london broncos, and it was the visiting broncos who prevailed 20 16, jay pitts one of their three try