and lost and found, a man reunited with his £600 wage packet after losing it in a pubjust with his £600 wage packet after losing it in a pub just before christmas. we were just astounded by how quickly, how far, how wide reaching this whole thing went. it was just amazing. and later, newsbeat investigates the use of steroids in gyms. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. ice and below zero temperatures are causing more disruption in many parts of the uk. hundreds of people had to spend the night in stansted airport, after flights were cancelled because of the bad weather. anisa kadri sent this report from sta nsted. hanging around for a flight longer than you expected. it s not much fun, especially when the queues are just getting longer, and you find your flight is now notjust delayed it s cancelled. more than 12 hours after sarah s flight to stockholm was meant to take off from stansted, she was still here and will fly tomorrow. i only found out literally three hours
he makes a double century and his highest ever score against australia in the fourth ashes test. and lost and found a man s reunited with his £600 wage packet after losing it in a pub just before christmas. we were just astounded by how quickly, how far, how wide reaching this whole thing went. it was just amazing. it went bonkers. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a suicide bombing in the afghan capital, kabul, has claimed the lives of at least a0 people and injured more than 80 others, with women and children among the casualties. the islamic state group says it carried out the attack, which targeted a cultural organisation and news agency in the western part of the capital. in recent months so called islamic state has attacked many shia muslim targets in this area of kabul, where the majority of the city s shia population lives. 0ur correspondent in kabul zia shahreya has just sent this report. the force of the explosion is clear to see. among the rubble, relatives
photocall held here that introduced prince harry s bride to be. that s the royal review 2017. good evening. welcome to the bbc news. a suicide bombing in the afghan capital, kabul, has claimed the lives of at least a0 people and injured more than 80 others. women and children are among the casualties. the islamic state group says it carried out the attack, which targeted a cultural organisation and news agency in the western part of the capital. in recent months, so called islamic state has attacked many shia muslim targets in this area of kabul where the majority of the city s shia population lives. our correspondent in kabul, zia shahreya, has sent this report. the force of the explosion is clear to see. among the rubble, relatives desperately search for their loved ones. but there was little left behind. the bomb went off inside this building, a cultural centre and also home to an afghan news agency. students had been marking the 38th anniversary of the soviet invasion o
welcome to sportsday with me, james pearce. the headlines this evening: can england finally get an ashes test win? double century for alastair cook has given them a great chance to do so at melbourne. 3 point arsenal at crystal palace in the evening premier league match. and phil taylor powers his way into the quarter finals of the pdc world darts championship. good evening. in less than an hour s time alastair cook will return to the crease in melbourne on 244 not out. it s a double century that s given england the upper hand in the fourth ashes test, and a chance to restore some much needed pride. the tourists are 491 9. that s a first innings lead of 164. there s still of course plenty of work for england to do, and having lost the first three tests they won t be taking anything for granted. let s cross live to melbourne and speak to our reporter patrick gearey. good morning. is this a winning lead? the australia coach darren lehmann in his press conference last night admi
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