Kong airport. 70 of people with people that would hong kongs leader carrie lam warns die. With these two treatments, if the violence is pushing the city into an abyss and a and back to School Spending can hit you get in early, the death rate is path of no return. Parents in the pocket. A man has been arrested in sydney on suspicion weve been meeting the parents taking matters into their own hands. Less tha n you get in early, the death rate is less than 10 . That is a dramatic of stabbing a woman to death, change in what we can offer patients after three men from manchester helped to restrain him. Good afternoon. With ebola. You have mentioned two i dont know whether its an instinct saying what. Ijust went, right, i have got vaccines and two treatments as well. Drivers should be banned how close are we getting to a cure . To kind of restrain this guy from doing any more. From using hands free mobile phones in england and wales, these treatments are a cure. If you a group of mps has sug
This evening. Beyond 100 days has an analysis ofjohn boltons trip to the uk. He says uk is first in line for a deal with the us. After that the latest from hong kong where weve seen violent protests and clashes for the second day inside international airport. We discuss hands free phone ban. And later we will be talking about the front pages. Stephen bush from the new statesman and lucy fisher from the times join statesman and lucy fisher from the timesjoin me later. Stay with statesman and lucy fisher from the times join me later. Stay with us for that. Shortly i will be speaking to journalist for that. Shortly i will be speaking tojournalist ann for that. Shortly i will be speaking to journalist ann mcavoy about what is happening in hong kong but now we join the team for sportsday. Hello, im 0lly foster, heres whats coming up on sportsday tonight. Archers looking to star at lords again, he lit up the World Cup Final, can he drag england back into the ashes series . If you ask him he
Make sure that we are ready for our final. We have to make a few decisions and yeah. It can be a little bit unpredictable for the opponents as well, we do not know how they play, how should they know how they play, how should they know how we play and so, we are here and everything is prepared and lets go. It is important that we give them everything to train and win it, because it does mean something to us, another trophy is a cloud and for me, it would be a really nice start for me personally but more than that, a feeling for the players the season coming up that we can compete against liverpool and aching go on from there. The officiated at the womens world cup in france and they will be making history tomorrow night by being the first females to referee at a mens european final. Very positive today and the numerous press co nfe re nces , very positive today and the numerous press conferences, all of the players and managers were saying how positive it was an refreshing it was to be
That wasnt the only complaint about bbc ones news bulletin that evening. The big match against the usa attracted the highest Peak Television audience of the year with 11. 7 Million People tuning in but not everyone thought that justified dedicating almost ten minutes to it on the news at 6pm before the match took place and another ten minutes on the news at 10pm shown straight after the games conclusion. This man tuned in for the latter at the advertised time. On tuesday i switched on the television at 10pm to watch the news on bbc one. But i was subjected to 13 minutes of chat about a football match which i knew had finished. I didnt expect that. But when that had finished, what did we get . An advertisement for the forthcoming programmes. And when the news did start, what did we get . Six minutes of talk about the football. Which most people have watched anyway. This woman was also left waiting for the news at ten and not happy with what she saw when it arrived. Weve now finally got
Now on bbc news its hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk, from berlin. Im stephen sackur. When this infamous wall was breached, 30 years ago, the darkest secrets of the east German Police state were soon exposed. Among them, the systematic doping of thousands of Young Athletes to make them into world beaters, regardless of the damage to their health. Now, one of those victims is my guest today, former sprinter, ines geipel. Now, she has been fighting for justice for those who were doped for decades. Others chose to remain silent. Why did she opt to speak out . Theme music plays. Ines geipel, welcome to hardtalk. Let us go back to the beginning and tell me how you, as a child born in east germany yourfamily raised you in dresden how you, as a girl, became involved in the abuse of hormones, the doping scandal in east germany . Obviously you were lied to. What did your coaches tell you, when they presented you with these blue pills, what did they say they were, and what were they for . The drug