natalie pirks, bbc news, doha. many tributes have been paid today to the former bbc and itn news presenter peter sissons, who's died at the age of 77. his career in broadcastjournalism spanned more than four decades — he was the first presenter of channel 4 news — and during his time at the bbc he presented question time. tony hall — the bbc‘s director—general — described him as one of the most recognisable and well—respected faces of television news. 0ur correspondent liso mzimba looks back at his career. for decades, he was one of the country's news presenters, for decades peter sissons was one of the huge names of television news. good evening. you're watching channel 4 news. it's just after five in the morning shortly after dawn here... he reported from around the world for itn, after losing both legs covering the war in nigeria he eventually moved into the studio as a newscaster. admired for holding public figures to account... could you hold on a minute? even in the most difficult circumstances.

chris maclaughlin is in doha. in 43 degrees and then almost unbearable humidity, the work goes on. this is the site of the stadium in doha, 4500 migrants living, eating and sleeping and working, to deliver one of civic new world cup stadiums. but are they being exploited by an oil—rich nation determined to prove it can be the perfect host? according to some, yes. amnesty international recently issued a report called all work no play, citing problems with excessive working hours, living conditions and nonpayment of wages. working hours, living conditions and nonpayment of wagesli working hours, living conditions and nonpayment of wages. i am not one to undermine what amnesty international says, all i would say is that these are rogue companies in the private—sector who are not compliant with the ministry of labour laws, and with the other frameworks that have been put in place to manage the rights of the workers. would you concede there is internationally a perception that things are not right here with regards to my credit workers, i def that is the case where does it come from

again this is al jazeera live from doha i'm adrian also coming. up. over 100 people dead as a 6th day of protests begin the process of up. to new zealand's frozen parliamentary elections that are seen as a test for the established process. of walking a fine line wide increasing number of russians living in poverty. a 2nd whistle blower and the impeachment inquiry against president donald trump has come forward and could still be more the person is lawyer has told a.b.c. news that his client has spoken to the inspector general of the intelligence community he or she is said to be an intelligence official with firsthand knowledge of some of the allegations outlined in the 1st whistleblowers complaint the impeachment inquiry centers around accusations that trump used his office to pressure ukraine into investigating his political rival joe biden a lawyer specializing in. cases tweeted i can confirm that my firm and my team represent multiple whistleblowers in connection to the underlying organs 122019 disclosures the intelligence community inspector gene

the national pride hasn't just been visible on the track in doha round this for more than 80 countries have made the khalifa stadium their home to the middle east's 1st world athletics championships but we can't know it exists only here to support them and our we know we're so proud of their because every big goal they took the flag high i love it watching it live for sure it's live and you feel it yet you better watch it learn how do you know you cannot feel you can not be the problem the fun it has to be in the stadium sports really gather every single nation like you know i felt like we're just all humans like we don't even know about nations anymore global events bring with them a global scrutiny the president of world athletics sebastian carr said he would have preferred to have seen more people in the stadium for certain sessions but he believes taking his sport's biggest on the line event to new countries beyond its traditional borders is vital to track and field future we live in a global society there is no organization no structure no institution out there that isn't trying t

a high jump the khalifa station in doha. a high jump of195 the khalifa station in doha. a high jump of 195 centimetres, she took .0 two seconds off her personal best. what effectively clinch gold for her, she reduced —— she recorded another personal best by throwing her javelin to 49.3 another personal best by throwing herjavelin to 49.3 metres. she beat herjavelin to 49.3 metres. she beat her herojess herjavelin to 49.3 metres. she beat her hero jess ennis herjavelin to 49.3 metres. she beat her herojess ennis hill's record as well. a british champion world champion as well. the gold medal for katarina johnson—thompson. that is it for us. thank you forjoining us. lovely to see that emotional presentation of gold medal to katarina johnson—thompson. thanks for joining katarina johnson—thompson. thanks forjoining us, will have more sports later on. hello, good evening. during today, we have watched the remnants of hurricane lorenzo falling apart in front of our eyes. you can see in a satellite picture, the cloud now pushing its way out into the near continent but

natalie pirks, bbc news, doha. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up on tonight's programme... reigning world champions great britain ease through to the final of the mens 4x100 relay while the women keep dina asher—smith's hopes of a third medal alive. just 12 months after battling to avoid relegation, salford reach their first ever super league grand final after upstaging five—time champions wigan warriors. and england's biggest challenge so far as eddiejones warns his side will have to be at the top of their game to beat argentina. hello and good evening. we start tonight's programme in doha where britain's relay teams have ensured their place in tomorrow night's final. the men's team — the defending champions, made it through their heat placing first — while the women did without their golden girl dina asher smith to qualify with a seasons best time.. that does mean, asher smith's hopes of a third medal at these championships remain in tact. 0ur reporter ade adeoyen rounds up

hello i missed the attain this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a rising death toll in protests across iraq but the government denies its forces were responsibly for shooting protesters. tensions in hong kong and now the courts prepared to prosecute protest is under a new legislation banning face coverings plus. the venue is world class it was an amazing best conditions we've had all year. and it's a wrap 10 days of the wild out classic tempting chips and on a high note and. now the u.s. has evacuated 2 observation posts in northeast syria and says american troops one to protect kurdish forces in the area should taki attack them the move comes only hours after a statement from washington that seemed to support techies plan to launch a major military offensive in northern syria the u.s. also criticized european countries for being unwilling to repatriate former eisel fight is now being held there as presidents kurdish forces control much of syria's north and they say they will not hesitate to defend themselves the united states has told their comma

hello i'm not starting today and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iraq imposes curfews on a number of cities including the capital baghdad as the death toll rises on the 2nd day of violent protests. the u.s. court ruling that could allow users to legally inject drugs under medical supervision in specified locations. are going to be greenpeace campaign ships as brands are reporting on a unique scientific expedition off the coast of south america. now joe biden has described donald trump as desperate and defensive hours after the us president called his potential 2020 democratic rival as stone cold crooked without offering any evidence as the impeachment inquiry intensifies and trump has again denied pressuring the ukrainian president to investigate biden and accuse the democrats of conducting a witch hunt trump tweeted the do nothing democrats should be focused on building up our country not wasting everyone's time and energy biden who's on the campaign trail says that trump's actions are an abuse of power oh let me make sure i'm very clear to mr trump. and the special i

under the lights of doha... britain has never had a spectre like dina asher—smith, britain has never had a bigger chance on the biggest stage. the fastest but is women over 100 metres, the fastest ever to hundred metres. she sets records, now she is set to make history. on the global stage and she belongs. this is the greatest opportunity, grasp it with two hands. already at these championships dina asher—smith has lit up the track, herself in the 100 metres while britain's first medal of any colour nn individual women's sprint event in a generation. no british women has ever won a gold. sprint event in a generation. no british women has ever won a goldli a lwa ys british women has ever won a goldli always say i have been the same sense i was 15, i enter properly and idoit sense i was 15, i enter properly and i do it with my best foot forward and that is the same mentality i will take into the 200 metres. maybe the stars are aligning, several of her biggest challenges but not be on the start line, all with d

natalie pirks, bbc news, doha. we will be live in doha shortly. roman catholic bishops are gathering at the vatican this morning for the start of a three—week meeting which will include discussions on whether to allow married men to be ordained as priests. the move, which would break centuries of tradition, would help to alleviate a shortage of clergymen. david willey has been reporting on events in the vatican for nearly 50 yea rs events in the vatican for nearly 50 years and he joins events in the vatican for nearly 50 years and hejoins us now events in the vatican for nearly 50 years and he joins us now live from rome. thank you for your time. we are talking about this and they are going to be talking about it but it is still a long way from becoming catholic law, if you like. yes, it is indeed. i think it is notable that although there is a group of women religious and lay women who have been invited to attend and observe the proceedings, they are significantly not being allowed to vote in any of the conclusions taken by the synod. i think m

. —— doha. there've been standout performances from the event over the last week — names to look out for at next year's olympics — and some controversial talking points. our reporter ade adedoyin has more now from doha, starting with the men's isoom. timothy cheruiyot has had to play second fiddle to his training partner elijah manangoi over the last few years, but he finally wins his first global title. manangoi isn't here because he has an ankle injury. he beat him in london and the commonwealth games. he told me he came here hoping to win the gold medal that would springboard him to more success in tokyo. mission accomplished. the same thing forjoshua cheptegei, who got a silver medal behind mo farah in london. he upgraded it to a gold here. a lot of pressure going into the home straight from the ethiopian trained by alberto salazar but he accelerated away to claim his first global outdoor title. a great story in the woman's hurdles, nia ali gave birth to a child injune, returning this ye

we'll bring you up—to—date on the world athletics championships in doha. and we'll take a look at how japan is embracing rugby, while rugby it seems, is embracing japan. well, well, well. what a truly rotten day for tottenham hotspur fans. tottenham hotspur have suffered the biggest—ever margin of defeat by an english team at home in any european competition after they were utterly thrashed 7—2 by bayern munich in the champions league. to compound that damning statistic it is also the first time in tottenham's history that they have conceded seven at home in any competition. a truly dreadful night for spurs. here's our football reporterjames gregg. a real classic thriller, that game. goals galore, nine goals to be precise, a 7—2 victory at the new totte n ha m precise, a 7—2 victory at the new tottenham hotspur stadium. the four goals in that second half. of course be used to play for arsenal, so the spurs fans won't be happy to see him celebrate four times in its second half. robert lewandowski with two goals in that second half, such a great perf

politicians if you showed them a map of the middle east and said point at doha some of them i get the feeling couldn't really do it. well we have to remember that bill has a huge us and this which was used during the you not war and all that during the 1st war the 1st war and in iraq and then later again already started operation so little has being very crucial to measure operations for the united states and there are only 2 sheens on both sides of the divide bottle what contradiction though has many of the u.s. foreign policy. as you just pointed out are. quite eye up on the list of countries that need to be on boat for the middle east peace plan so it looks. like the government the united states government. or. if it takes action against understeer it would be counterproductive but let me say something else which are just part of our earlier saying closing down and deceit are. what i meant was if i just you know has to register as a foreign legion it could pails it's free to worship to do just of us are they didn't happen to dish and british journalist was not and the car and some

katarina johnson thompson reflects on her magic moment in doha. and coming up in the sport later in the day on bbc news... as he prepares to become a fatherfor third time, andy murray praises wife kim and her role in his comeback from hip surgery. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one live from westminster. quite frankly, very few people know what's going on. those that do are locked in talks in brussels, talks that resumed after breaking up in the early hours of this morning without any sign of a brexit deal being reached. the european commission has revealed that the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, has spoken of "a number of significant issues" remaining in the way of efforts to agree a deal with the uk in time for it to be signed off at an eu summit tomorrow. both sides say progress is being made at talks in brussels — but government sources have said the chances of an agreement being struck today are shrinking. from brussels, our europe correspondent adam fleming reports. the uk's negotiators arriving for talks this

natalie pirks, bbc news, doha. well, no doubting one of the highlights from doha — katarina johnson—thompson's superb gold in the heptathlon. and a tweet earlier from her mum tracey shows just how long katarina has dreamt of success in athletics. she's posted a picture of some of her daughter's old scrapbooks where she dreams of success in the school sports day — she said i know i'm a bit of a hoarder, but some things arejust too precious — this five—year old katarina, always loved running around. now, toronto wolfpack have never been shy about their ambition to grow rugby league in north america since the club first a sell—out crowd of nearly 10,000 watched them defeat featherstone on saturday to become the first ever north american club playing in the top flight of the domestic league. their director of rugby is brian noble and hejoins me now. there are some people and rugby league, they get a nosebleed may get to the end of the street. we are trying to change minds, when friends and influence people.

was a lot of us to go on in to choose that both of them by spot is looking fine and dry highs here in doha of around $35.00 celsius out of dry weather to into southern africa but we have got some right in the forecast some think a cloud just pushing through the southern cape the eastern cape could pick up some showers this more so up towards angola we got some think it out some showers just spilling out of the topic say they're sliding a little further south which over the next couple of days but the most it's fine and sunny. a march 13th 2019 the f.a.a. grounded the u.s. 737 max fleet based upon crash site findings and satellite data hundreds of lives lost and boeing spazz descending aircraft immobilized did profit outweigh procedure did regulators allow industry too much control the system failed it failed our passengers it failed the global fault lines investigates system failure to boeing crashes on al-jazeera. top stories for you this hour on al-jazeera the u.s. has to withdraw up to a 1000 soldiers from northern syria as turkish forces and their allies continue their offensive says t

that's it from london for this hour let's go back to peter in doha. barbara thank you so much to lebanon where protesters lined up in a human chain today from the northern city of tripoli to toyah in the south is the 11th day of protests despite government promises to reform the economy step back and has more from beirut. they came out in their tens of thousands connecting 170 kilometers of lebanon's coastline and breaking sectarian divides by holding hands so we're making this a human chain to show the full support of all the lebanese people from the north the south. was. the national anthem and people are linking hands all the way to the northern city of tripoli and stretching down south. there was other i'm a great human chain that you have. to gather structure almost was god this country. despite promises of economic reforms by prime minister saad the people have not left the streets after 11 days of protests their message the same as on day one we want to fight the corruption that's happening in our country that's been happening for the past 30 y

the national pride hasn't just been visible on the track in doha round this for more than 80 countries have made the khalifa stadium their home to the middle east's 1st world athletics championships weekend and so it needs soul here to support them and all we know we're so proud of there because everybody goals they took the flag high i love it watching it live for sure it's live and you feel it yet you better watch it learn how do you know you cannot feel you can not be the problem the funny just to be in the stadium sports really gather every single nation like you know i felt like we're just all humans but we don't even know about nations anymore global events bring with them a global scrutiny the president of world athletics sebastian carr said he would have preferred to have seen more people in the stadium for certain sessions but he believes taking his sport's biggest standalone event to new countries beyond its traditional borders is vital to track and field future we live in a global society. there is no organization no structure no institution out there that isn't trying to fi

politicians if you showed them a map of the middle east and said point at doha some of them i get the feeling couldn't really do it. well we have to do remember that bill has a huge us and this which was used during the you not war and all that during the will of course was the 1st war and in iraq and then later again already started operation so little has being very crucial to measure operations for the united states and there are only 2 sheens on both sides of the divide bottle want to know has many of the u.s. foreign policy. as you just pointed out are. quite eye up on the list of countries that need to be on boat for the middle east peace but until it looks. like the government the united states government are uninsured or. if it takes action against understeer it would be counterproductive but let me say something else which. despite of our earlier saying closing down a deceiver i think what i meant was if i just you know has to register as a foreign legion it could pales its free to worship to do just of us are they didn't and after the dish and british journalists do not and

late than never but as well a bag their 1st medal of the world athletics championships action from doha 2019 coming up in just a few months. every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories joined the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media when the intelligence services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they would put on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose it too late we already have the information they're listening post on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks this is a consortium made up of various multinational companies from the united states china and europe with detailed coverage the election results will be announced on the event at the start but it's not just important who wins but whether the other candidates and all the other groups accept them and agree to work with them from around the world both prime ministers modi and the current met separately with president on trump but nothing has come of trump's offer to medi

hello welcome to al-jazeera live from doha i'm all teens and it's also coming up. a rising death toll in demonstrations across iraq that the government denies its forces were responsible for a shooting protest ends. supporters of true news is and the harder policy celebrates his exit polls show it has a slight lead in parliament re-elections. the venue is world class it was a blazing at best conditions we've had all year it's a rock 10 days of the world or less it's championships and on the high notes in doha. a 2nd whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment inquiry against the us president donald trump the lawyer has now representing both people say his client actually witnessed the phone call between president trump and his ukrainian counterpart this is what mark had to say on twitter i can confirm this report of the 2nd whistleblower being represented by our legal team they also made a protected disclosure under the law and cannot be retaliated against this whistleblower has 1st hand knowledge trump is accused of using his office of pressure ukraine into

rattle and santa was telling us about the athletics in doha away from the championships england have booked their place in the quarterfinals of rugby as world cup they crushed argentina 3910 in pool c. to get there and a straightly have boosted their chances of advancing they run in 7 tries as they beat your wife 45 to. be factual data of the latest in just a few moments that's it for the new south thanks for watching i'll see you again. rewind returns with a new series. and brand new updates on the best of out is a list documentary it's just sick and. it's not just the to remind continues with uncomfortably numb this is gaza central jail and this is the section where they're holding prisoners on drug charges both users and dealers here has 120 of them in 3 different cells on al-jazeera. you don't look for a future in the country split up it was. the death of a. home to bed. one on 18th week's time. on. iraq's parliament is set to discuss how to stop days of anti-government protests that have killed at least 93 people. also coming up more protests in hong kong after a night of violen

he gave us his reaction from doha. the charges laid by usada are really serious and we're now in business mode. the aiu, the athletics integrity unit, has already been in contact with those athletes. they're going to be asked to sever their relationships and that's exactly where we are at the moment. there is no suggestion farah cheated. now we know his coach did, it leaves farah‘s legacy firmly under the spotlight. mark daly, bbc news. british sprinter adam gemili has narrowly missed out on a medal in the final of the men's 200 metres in doha. the 25—year—old led coming into the home straight but finished fourth in 20.03 seconds — only five hundredths of a second off third place. us sprinter noah lyles took gold. afterwards gemili said that the medal had slipped out of his hands. football now, and the champions league continued this evening with english sides tottenham hotspur and manchester city in action against bayern munich and dinamo zagreb respectively. while city won their game, spurs suffered a record

here at the athletics world championships in, doha —— in doha, hopes growing for a british first, gold medal in the 200 metres. and coming up on bbc news. humiliation for tottenham — just four months on from the champions league final they're hammered 7—2 at home to bayern munich. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. borisjohnson has told the tory party conference in manchester that the uk is coming out of the european union on october 31st, "come what may." in his first conference speech as party leader, mrjohnson condemned the deadlock in westminster, saying parliament is "on the blink." he'll this afternoon submit his final proposals for a brexit deal to brussel. they're thought to include plans for customs checks on the island of ireland. mrjohnson told the party conference the proposals were constructive and reasonable and that they provided a compromise for both sides. more on those proposals in a moment, but first here's chris mason. you won't have to wait much longer for brexit has been the prime minister's message here, so keen we re minister's message here,

and we shall carry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the diplomat helping to put together the pieces of an impeachment puzzle book clearest account yet of the u.s. president's dealings with ukraine. anger grows across bolivia a disputed election result triggers widespread protests. and bent and broken pirates are the only problem one of the world's most dangerous waterways.

are rubbish from october showers here in doha where a highly acclaimed artist shows this is what made out of recycled material. there is some more rain in the for sunny for hong kong over the next couple of days we've seen wall cloud on the psychological see central areas trying to really push in from the west not making a great deal of headway we'll see that catalyst satellite popping the thunderstorms through sunday sunday into the southern coastal areas very strong winds as well pushing towards the west and that will certainly push the rain in that direction as we head through monday so very unsettled across heinonen again the southern coastal areas a good couple of days though in shanghai a high of 26 degrees celsius as we head into monday meanwhile across that india we're still seeing those monsoon rains there become heavier again the last few days further to the south a tumble nadu kerala is where we see more of the rain but the satellite as being fed ex in the last year but the rain is still very much in the forecast again pushing to the east and also across into west bengal an

welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories this hour the e.u. has agreed to give britain until the end of january to approve prime minister boris johnson's bricks and deal he was due to leave in 3 days' time but u.k. m.p.'s forced mr johnson to request another delay to give them more time to scrutinize the to. argentina to get a new president amid a worsening economic crisis the president it's your muckrake conceded defeat to the center left candidates. who won more than 47 percent of the vote. the draft power sharing deal has been agreed between yemen's internationally recognized government and a southern separatist group is to end the fighting in the port city of aden which the southern transitional council seized in august. world leaders saying the threat from i saw won't die out completely even though its leader. has been eliminated france and britain say his death in the northwest of syria is an important moment but they will continue to work with our allies in the middle east to defeat the group entirely white house correspondent reports

hello there i'm hala mohit seen in doha with the al-jazeera news are coming up for you in the next 60 minutes. hong kong police confirm made news lloyd ammunition against anti-government protesters. on mainland china it's more a show of force as it celebrates 70 years of communist rule. more trouble for donald trump reports he sought help from another foreign leader in the pits to discredit the miller investigation. i'm joanna gash of the at the world athletics championships in cattle where it's been a dream run for african athletes as they ignite that passionate. well as if celebration has turned into escalating violence on the streets of hong kong tens of thousands of people have defied warnings from police that it would be very very dangerous to protest on what's the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china around $6000.00 police officers have been stationed across the territory they've confirmed that they have used law of brians of ammunition as well as tear gas and water cannon to break up the cried of the demonstrators. well let's see if we can go strai

hello i'm a solitary and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up chaos in ecuador's capital as the president refuses to bring back fuel subsidies. old work and already forms on its recess. the united nations chief says the organization is about to run out of cash. and why south africa's universities are suffering what's being called a hidden hunger crisis.

jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up communication breakdown north korea pulls out of nuclear talks with the united states. and $100.00 people are killed in violent protests across iraq with no sign of a political solution to end the crisis plus. in australia where recent fires combined with the worst drought on record having devastating consequences for farmers and it's not even summer yet. welcome to the program a court hearing is taking place in hong kong over the facemask ban put in place by leader kerry hundreds of people demonstrated against the ban on saturday despite the march officially being canceled by organizers was called off after hong kong's rail network was closed because of what authorities called malicious vandalism on friday crowds set fire to metro stations during rallies against the. well a group of pro-democracy legislators heading into the hearing say they've applied for an injunction on the mosque ban as it undermines the rule of law. today is about authoritarianism versus the rule of law i would say this is one of the most important constitu

dean here in doha can i come to you 1st can the syrian army stop what the turks are trying to do. well i think the short answer would be right now looking at how things are changing it's a very rapidly developing moment the answer would be it's unclear it all very much depends on the kind of territories the regime is keen to retake but most importantly perhaps is the response from the united states there have been reports since yesterday that washington has effectively established a red line to some extent or another that it will not tolerate the regime's incursion encroachments into the areas the turks are trying to capture and perhaps most importantly the territories that the us themselves are still in whether that's military personnel or whether it's u.s. military equipment and hardware use of a bar in ankara how will turkey try to build on horses achieved so far 30 years already to paul to go goals one of them is to secure area which is 30 kilometers or it is long a long sites border probably turkey deal move forward to security is area especially in the miniature area and the

so i'm down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. while some clashes on the streets of basra loan and a 5th day of rallies against the jailing of fatah leaders. the u.k. parliament sits on a saturday for the 1st time in 37 years to vote on parties johnson's bread's a deal plus i was out of a job we've been able to watch and i'll tell you how this wreckage the raw only rescue service what about $800.00 in the meantime. welcome to the program the call for political change in lebanon is growing louder with tens of thousands taking to the streets across the country they're pushing for what they're calling a revolution prime minister saad hariri has given the rival groups in his government blocking his reforms 72 hours to find a solution at least 2 people have died during the demonstrations. reports now from beirut. for a 2nd day and night thousands filled the streets of beirut calling for the government to go. in for the 1st time on such a large scale it's not about where your allegiance is law in this deeply divided sectarian country it

for once in doha a packed house and crowd kilometers aisa by the same gave his compatriots something to celebrate he took gold in the high jump the 1st qatari title at the championships after a troubled tournament an outburst of immense no cool and personal pride have. it was an evening that saw plenty of spectacle the leader mohammed of the united states was chasing her own world record in the far new of the 400 meter hurdles boids by the crowd she too claimed gold and beat her best time to set a new world record of 52.16 seconds. the men's 3000 meter steeplechase indeed in dramatic fashion as well ethiopian army check gear must seem set to take the title but a late surge saw the defending world champion concessive of kenya his rival to the post by just a 100th of a 2nd. there was late night glory 2 for stephen god no of the bahamas in the men's 400 meters he's finishing time of 43.48 seconds is the 6th fastest runner in history to gold medal his 1st ever at the world championships. for women in iran wearing a head scarf or he job is a legal requirement if not adhere to its punishab

for once in doha a packed house crowd. has something to celebrate he to go in the high jump the 1st guitar retards of the championships. tournament an outburst of immense smoke cool and personal pride. was an evening that so plenty of spectacle. of the united states was chasing her own world record in the far new of the 400 meter hurdles boids by the crowd she too claimed gold and beat her best time to set a new world record of 52.16 seconds. the men's 3000 meter steeple chase ended in dramatic fashion as well ethiopian army sure gear must seem set to take the title but a late surge the defending world champion consists of kenya his rival to the post by just a 100th of a 2nd. there was late night glory 2 for stephen god no of the bahamas in the men's 400 meters piece finishing time of 43.48 seconds is the 6th fastest run in history to gold medal his 1st ever at the world championships. to bundesliga soccer now and it was a dramatic day for buyers who suffered a shock home defeat but their rivals failed to take full advanta

for once in doha a packed house and crowd. compact 3 is something to celebrate he took gold in the high jump the 1st guitar retitle at the championships off to a troubled tournament an outburst of immense moco and personal pride was it was an evening that saw plenty of spectacle the leader mohammed of the united states was chasing her own world record in the far new of the 400 meter hurdles boids by the crowd she too trained gold and b. cup best time to set a new world record of 52.16 seconds. the men's 3000 meter steeple chase ended in dramatic fashion as well ethiopian army sure gear must seem set to take the title but a late surge saw the defending world champion conciseness keep troops out of kenya pick his rival to the post by just a 100th of a 2nd. there was late night glory to force stephen god now of the bahamas in the men's 400 meters he's finishing time of 43.48 seconds is the 6th fastest runner in history to gold medal his 1st ever at the world championships. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you h

hello again i'm in doha or reminder of our top stories this hour. the u.s. has evacuated 2 observation posts in northeast syria and says american troops are working to protect kurdish forces a statement from washington seemed to acknowledge a turkish plan to launch a major offensive in northern syria. iraq's government has denied any of its security forces a 5 directly on protesters during 6 days of violent demonstrations this as another 5 people have been confirmed dead in baghdad. and protesters in hong kong have become the fast people to appear in court to face charges under a controversial anti moscow government used colonial era imagine soon regulations to impose the ban by decree. now a 2nd a whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment inquiry against u.s. president all trump a lawyer who's now representing both whistleblowers says his new client has spoken to the head of the intelligence communities internal watchdog alan fisher has more from the capital. an unusually low profile we can for president trump despite a new development in the high p

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natalie pirks, bbc news, doha. england are the first team to reach the rugby world cup quarterfinals after another big win injapan. they were too strong for argentina, who had a man sent off. 39—10 the final score. from tokyo, here's our sports correspondent, andy swiss. # swing low, sweet chariot...# confident? just a little. but surely this would be england's toughest test yet. argentina is always one of sport's spiciest rivalries and the pumas were playing for world cup survival, so even thouthonny may's try edged england into an early lead, it was all predictably tense. but in a split second, everything changed. tomas lavanini with a sickening challenge on owen farrell, who was thankfully unhurt. but it was high, dangerous and it was a red card. from that moment, there was no way back for argentina, as england set about running them ragged. elliot daly helping them to a 15—3 lead at the break. and after it, they stretched out of sight. once george ford had gone over, it was effectively game over. england we

well there have been complaints of empty seats at the world athletics championships and doha but that was not a worry and day 81 local athlete stole the show with his high flying act attracting the biggest crowd yet at the competition. for once in doha a packed house and crowd puller much has aisa by the same gave his compact 3 is something to celebrate he took gold in the high jump the 1st qatari title at the championships after a troubled tournament an outburst of immense local and personal pride. i was in the evening that saw plenty of spectacle the leader mohammed of the united states was chasing her own world record in the final of the 400 meter hurdles boids by the crowd she too claimed gold and be cut best time to set a new world record of 52.16 seconds. the men's 3000 meter steeple chase ended in dramatic fashion as well ethiopian let me share gamma seemed set to take the title but a late surge saw the defending world champion concessive bruto of kenya pick his rival to the post by just a 100th of a 2nd. there was late night glory 2 for steven god no of the bahamas in the men'

here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera. protesters in hong kong to find a ban on wearing face masks of the city's rail system is shut down after overnight violence. we'll obviously do all things required to by law the white house refuses to hand over documents to house democrats as part of their impeachment inquiry into the president's. and the centuries old festival returns to ethiopia's capital but the celebrations actually lead to fields of more ethnic tension. so more on rest and live fire in the iraqi capital baghdad another 5 protesters have been killed after the 2 day curfew came to an end there was a heavy security presence on the street all up at least 98 people have been killed . thousands injured over the last few days an emergency session of parliament has failed to take off 2 divisions among political groups however the speaker of parliament has met some of the protesters who are demanding that all m.p.'s resign he refused in the demonstrators walked out there is widespread anger against corruption and a lack o

politicians if you showed them a map of the middle east and said point at doha some of them i get the feeling couldn't really do it. well we have to do remember that bill has a huge us and this which was used during the you not war and all that during the 1st war the 1st war and in iraq and then later again already started operation so little has being very crucial to measure operations for the united states and there are only 2 sheens on both sides of the divide bottle want to know has many of the u.s. foreign policy. as you just pointed out are. quite eye up on the list of countries that need to be on boat for the middle east peace but until it looks. like the government the united states government and its circle. if it takes action against understeer it would be counterproductive but let me say something else which. despite of our earlier saying closing down or deceit or i what i meant was if i just you know has to register as a foreign legion it could pails it's free to worship to do just of ours are they didn't happen to dish and british journalist was not and the car and some o

they've been complains of empty seats at the world athletics championships in doha but that was not a worry on day 8 when local athletes stole the show with his high flying act attracting the biggest crowd yet at the competition. for once in doha a packed house crowd puller much as i use a bar the same day for his compatriots something to celebrate he took gold in the high jump the 1st qatari title at the championships off to a chubby tournament an outburst of immense no cool and personal pride. it was an evening that still plenty of spectacle the leader mohammed of the united states was chasing her own world record in the final of the 400 meter hurdles voyage by the crowd she too drained gold on b. cup best time to set a new world record of 52.16 seconds. the men's 3000 meter steeplechase indeed in dramatic fashion as well ethiopian army gear must seem set to take the title but a late surge the defending world champion consists of kenya picked his rival to the post by just a 100th of a 2nd. there was late night glory 2 for stephen god no of the bahamas in the men's 400 meters he's fi

the whole robin you're watching al-jazeera news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes government protests take another dangerous turn in iraq at least 30 people are killed. while in chile a 1000000 turned out to show their campaign against the government is far from over . also a woman who fears her daughter is amongst 39 people found dead in a truck near london harrowing details of her final moments. and tore a scale australia. for the final time a climbing down long fought for by. people takes effect. welcome to the news hour at least 30 people have been killed in a 2nd bout of violence to hit mass protests this month in iraq people were out in huge numbers denouncing corruption hardship and other problems that they say the government is incapable of solving in baghdad security forces fired live ammunition and teargas to disperse the crowds and some tried to storm the heavily fortified green zone to the south in the protesters pushed past police and burned down a provincial government building few people are convinced by a prime minister. and t

we'll go live to doha injust a moment. also tonight: a masterclass from martinelli, as arsenal set the standard in the europa league. and at the rugby world cup, ireland remain on course for the quarterfinals, but still with plenty of room for improvement. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm adam wild. good evening, great britain had to wait for their gold medals, but now its two in two nights. in the last few moments, katerina johnson thompson has become the world heptathlon champion. lets get straight across to doha, ade adedoyin is there for us. ade, another golden night for great britain, and this was the performance of a lifetime. there was a big shock as well in the last hour in the womens 400 metres? yellow makes you produce the best performance really mattered and she w011 performance really mattered and she won herfirst global performance really mattered and she won her first global title and she isa won her first global title and she is a phenomenal title,

if post says he's proud of the way the athletes have coped with the conditions in doha but admits the attendances have a times been disappointing. the fact that the sessions have been in the evening clearly to respect the. the welfare of the athletes but that has meant that the sessions have gone on late and you know if you've got young children you probably leaving early or at a time to get them to school the following day so all these things look i would i would have preferred it more people in the stadium but i really genuinely don't think that that has led to under performance by the athletes i mean i'm i'm witnessing performances out there i'm savoring i can't remember a world championships where we're going to go back with such a world class performances and times and 28 countries already at the halfway point having won medals as a former athlete did you feel that you were giving these athletes the best platform to perform or absolute peak at a world championships i think look i absolutely openly accept the once a decision had been taken by the council to go to doha that was cle

the scandal surrounding her coach alberto salazar abandon the week for doping offenses the focus in doha she smashed the championship record to what the 1500 meter title to a 10000 me to gold kenya's helena beery retained her title at 5000 made says my hand she had a hood at the end for a bronze medalist konstanz across the house for the germany another of salazar fleets the by then as well as you mo who has was another who made it back to back goals for success in the triple jump american joe kovacs won a frigging shotput final with wife and coach ashley looking on after a final throw of $22.00 made says no allows aren't that the american 4 by 100 meter relay team above finally gave sprint veteran justin gatlin his 1st well title in the event jamaica and could by sure he could jackson win the women's event by giving the great shelley and phrase a prize the 9th will championship gold i thought it was a blow for the u.s. as a limp the 100 metres hurdles champion brianna macneill's mate ended abruptly macneil was left distraught after being disqualified for a full start in the heats. in fo

i tested insurance for the run as a test of nerve for the organizers doha's aircooled khalifa stadium isn't an option for the road races and despite a midnight start time high humidity contributed to more than a 3rd of the field failing to finish last week's women's marathon conditions were kind of for the men's race with humidity below 50 percent. higher humidity what happens is it doesn't allow the body to court so our star mechanism sweating and the evaporation of sweat off the body is your cooling mechanism skin is your largest organ in your body so the ability to cool and evaporate is important higher humidity you're not a bad hurting that sweat out your body. more than 50 competitors at these championships have volunteered to consume electronic capsules which contain the moment says and transmit is to keep a track on their core temperature during events there are also infrared cameras being used during competition to measure the athlete skin temperature. again these are single use their missions it's the sort of information performance experts can use to better prepare athletes

there has been complaints of empty seats of the world athletics championships in doha but that was not all worry and day 81 local athlete stole the show with his high flying act attracting the biggest crowd yet at the competition. for once in doha a packed house and crowd puller much as i sat by the same gave his composure it's something to celebrate he took gold in the high jump the 1st qatari title at the championships after a troubled tone and an outburst of immense local and personal pride i it was an evening that saw plenty of spectacle the leader mohammed of the united states was chasing her own world record in the final of the 400 meter hurdles voiced by the crowd she to claim gold and beat her best time to set a new world record of 52.16 seconds. the men's 3000 meter steeple chase ended in dramatic fashion as well ethiopian let me check their must seem set to take the title but a late surge saw the defending world champion consistent steep brutal of kenya pick his rival to the post by just a 100 of a 2nd. there was late not glory 2 for stephen god no of the bahamas in the men's

for once in doha a packed house. compact tree is something to celebrate he took gold in the high jump the 1st guitar retards all at the championships off to a troubled tournament an outburst of immense local and personal pride was odd it was an evening that so plenty of spectacle the leader mohammed of the united states was chasing her own world record in the far new of the 400 meter hurdles boids by the crowd she to claim gold and b. cup best time to set a new world record of 52.16 seconds. the men's 3000 me just people chase ended in dramatic fashion as well ethiopian seemed set to take the title but a late surge defending champion consists of kenya pick his rival to the post by just a 100th of a 2nd. there was late night glory 2 for stephen god no of the bahamas in the men's 400 meters his finishing time 3.48 seconds is the 6th in history to gold medal his 1st ever. be ships. well their story gripped the world determined divers racing against time to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach from a flooded cave in tha

hello i'm sorry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up brussels grants yet another extension to the u.k. british government now has until the end of january to leave the european union ok with this in the dollar trump impeachment inquiry defies congressional investigations and says he will not testify. committee's next step coming up plus. i'm natasha going to him in mosul this was the 1st city i thought took control of it was also the place where abu bakar al baghdadi came to this block and claimed he was the group's leader coming out people react to that. now we begin with a new leader in argentina president has conceded defeat to alberta to. his deputy is former president cristina coach who's facing a corruption trial both now face the challenge of solving argentina's laces financial crisis and potential bankruptcy there is a bow reports from one of. the transition has already began here in argentina even though the handover ceremony is over one month away there was a very important meeting at the presidential palace between a radical feminist and now we saw michael it's n