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west brom sack manager tony pulis with the club just one point above the premier league relegation zone and without a win since august. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the deadline set by zimbabwe s ruling party for president robert mugabe to resign passed this morning with no response from the head of state. his party, zanu pf, has now begun discussing the impeachment of the embattled leader, calling him a source of instability , and blaming him for the country s economic problems. in a speech to the nation last night, mr mugabe defied expectations and made it clear he had no intention of stepping down, despite intervention from the military last week. ben brown is in the capital, harare. when robert mugabe went on television last night with that address, there was a real expectation across the country that he was going to resign and when he didn t there was shock and disbelief, and real anger as well. today zanu pf, his party which has already sacked him
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stalemate where civil servants, not elected politicians, have been running departments and will be asking whether it is possible to restore the power sharing assembly. and gary oldman is up for best actor in this year s baftas for his portrayal as winston churchill in darkest hour. our good morning. it isjanuary our good morning. it is january the 9th. welcome to bbc newsroom live. theresa may has held herfirst meeting with her new cabinet this morning as she prepares to finalise her ministerial reshuffle. this morning, more ministers are understood to have said they re leaving government including international trade minister mark garnier. government sources say his departure isn t related to recent allegations of inappropriate behaviour. meanwhile, the journalist toby young has resigned from his role with the new higher education regulator the office for students. he d faced a growing campaign against his appointment by the government because of his history of derogatory
we have a system which really does get the best out of our athletes without brutalising them. there s a lot of athletes who still aren t comfortable about speaking out and we need to address why not. commentator: jackson is running very well indeed. to get in the mind set of an elite athlete, you ve really got to understand obsession. commentator: and it s a world record of 12.91. fantastic running. but that same obsession to succeed can have a really dark side. to be successful in an elite sport, you have to have a tough training regime alongside exercise, that often includes a strict diet, where food intake is carefully monitored to maximise performance. between 1993 and the early 2000s, my drive to run faster lead me to believe i needed to be lighter too. i was at the peak of my career, the only thing that i thought mattered was winning and setting world records. this intense focus on exercise and controlled eating, lead to damaging behaviours. at the time i was restrictin