Subsequently left the navy and then re enlisted at the outbreak of the second world war, and here, we have her Identity Book for that. And there it is, wren number one. In a hundred years, Women Sailors have gone from medics to marines, and from cooks to commanders. Theyve had to prove themselves, which they did really well. After that it was for the other women to embrace that change and they took it forward and its continued to go forward. Now called sailors, not wrens, women have seen a century of naval change. For those like win price, the exhibition is a proud salute to our nautical heritage. Duncan kennedy, bbc news in portsmouth. Todays tributes to the Womens Royal Naval Service there. Newsnight is about to begin on bbc two. President Trumps Press Conference was one of the strangest any of us can remember. Well biamou lies in what it says about the president and his administration. On bbc one we nowjoin the bbcs news teams where you are. Welcome to sports day with you first. A h
GENEVA (Reuters) -Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva received a four-year doping ban on Monday, effectively stripping the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) of its gold medal in the team event at the 2022 Beijing Winter Games nearly two years after the competition. In its long-awaited ruling, the highest court in sport found Valieva guilty of committing an anti-doping rule violation that rattled the Beijing Olympics and frustrated competitors who are still waiting for their medals from the event to be allocated.
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German cross country ski coach Peter Schlickenrieder has been stripped of his Tour de Ski accreditation ahead of the final two stages because of a rule violation. Schlickenrieder confirmed on Thursday that he was sanctioned by the ruling body FIS because he put his skis across the slope during the pursuit races earlier in the day so that his athletes could remove snow under their skis in difficult conditions. "It was a rule violation," said Schlickenrieder, who was also fined 1,000 Swiss francs