treated her and has now tracked her down. 0h, treated her and has now tracked her down. oh, my goodness me. coming up in sportsday, british cycling has more questions to answer as the head of uk anti doping slams the organisation s medical record keeping. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the government is lightly to be this evening over the brexit bill. peers from all parties have voted in the house of lords to amend the legislation to enable eu citizens living in the uk to stay here. it s a setback for the government s bill to trigger article 50 which starts the formal process of the uk leaving the eu. mps may vote to remove the lords proposed changes when the bill moves back to the house of commons later this month. but today would be the first defeat for the government over brexit and there could be more to come. our political editor laura kuenssberg has more. turning up for work the minister smiling despite the prospect of defeat. from the start their lor
into allegations of wrongdoing in british cycling has been hampered by either incomplete or non existant medical records at the organisation. nicole sapstead was giving evidence to a government select committee who are themselves looking at the issue of doping in sport. we also heard from the cycling coach who delivered a medical package from the uk six years ago to sir bradley wiggins and his doctor in france. let s speak to our sports news correspondent richard conway who was following today s select committee session. richard, a lot of eyebrows raised at a few things said today, and that mystery package remains a mystery. it does. the first person to appear was assignment. he is to work for tea m was assignment. he is to work for team sky. he talked about how he had been asked to deliver the package to doctor freeman in france. he said that he went to the team sky british cycling headquarters in manchester. there was an envelope there. it was sealed and he took it over to