Visually impaired tennis, extra ball bounces are allowed during play and the court is smaller than a standard tennis court. The tennis players use a specially adapted ball full of ball bearings which is audible for the players to hit. The Lawn Tennis Association say over 100 people play each month and at least 75 play each week. Not every day is the same day, every day is different. To be able to play a sport with a racket and moving ball on a court isjust fantastic. For these players it is important tennis are seen as accessible, enjoyable and welcoming, and it gives players like rosie the chance to compete on the international stage. Thats all from sportsday. Then, it is back to you. Lets take you back to the news 0xfam says it is deeply sorry for the actions of its staff in haiti which prompted a highly critical report published today. The Charity Commission has given 0xfa m the Charity Commission has given 0xfam an official warning about how it handled allegations that staff use pr
The way. Im going to go to school to including the to run to rap his. Securing their 1st n. B. A. Championship in state its on to gain 6 against the Golden State Warriors. Hello we begin with breaking news from sudan where an ethiopian envoy says the Opposition Alliance will suspend the Civil Disobedience Campaign and strike from wednesday in turn the military has reportedly agreed to release some political detainees and the announcement comes on the 1st day of the strike residents stayed indoors and businesses remained shut in much of the capital hard to protest leaders had been promising to continue their campaign until the military gave up power the military crackdown on protesters staging sit in on last week has left at least 129 people dead mohamed valas joining us here on set hes covered the protests in sudan extensively what are you hearing about the suspension. Yes it may look like may sound like a surprise to many but weve been hearing about it in the last couple of days the s
More conservative candidates have launched their campaigns to replace theresa may as party leader and become the next Prime Minister and brexit remains the defining issue. Andrea leadsom, mark harper and rory stewart are among the 10 candidates vying for the topjob. They all now face the first ballot on thursday, when conservative mps cast their votes. The result will be known by lunchtime. The candidates will be whittled down further in more ballots by tory mps, ending on the 20thjune when just two candidates remain. Then the conservative Party Membership gets its say they can vote from the 22nd june. The final result will be announced in the week ofjuly 22nd when we should have a new Prime Minister. Our deputy political editorjohn pienaar looks at their different pledges on how theyll tackle brexit. Good morning, mrjohnson. No time to talk, no time to comb his hair. The silence and that look are still working. Boris johnsons front runner for tory leader and the others are having to c
By the British Charity regulator for mishandling allegations of Sexual Misconduct by its staff in haiti. And botswanas high court has decriminalised homosexuality its the latest country to overturn laws on sexuality from the colonial era. Yesterday, we talked about the public outcry in russia over the arrest of an Investigative Reporter called ivan golu nov. Well this is russias interior minister today. Translation the decision was made to drop the charges against mr. Golunov, because his relation to the crime was not proven. Today he will be released from under house arrest. And here he is a short while ago being released from house arrest. All charges dropped. And the two Police Officers who carried out the arrest have been suspended. That arrest was in moscow last week. Ivan golu nov accused of trying to sell a drug that he was carrying. His lawyer says the drugs were planted and that this was in an attempt to silence him. Plenty of people might want to. Mr golu nov investigates hig
Contaminated blood by the nhs. Hiding from the traffickers in a tent a special report on those caught up in modern day slavery in britain. Lukaku and scotland are floored by belgium in tonights European Championship qualifiers. And coming up on sportsday on bbc news, the latest from the womens world cup, where the defending champions the usa have got their tournament under way. Good evening. Oxfam has been heavily criticised by the Charity Commission over the way it dealt with claims that some of its staff were involved in Sexual Misconduct while helping victims of the 2010 earthquake in haiti. The report by the charities watchdog says oxfam failed to investigate fully allegations that some staff may have sexually abused children while working in disaster zones. Oxfam has repeatedly apologised and today its chair of trustees described the episode as shameful. Manveen rana reports. Amid scenes of catastrophic damage, the earthquake in haiti in 2010 left hundreds of thousands dead and 1.