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The British Islamic State militant notorious

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for beheading western hostages is believed to have been killed.

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Known as Jihadi John, it's claimed he almost certainly

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died in a US airstrike with close co-operation from UK intelligence.

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He posed an ongoing and serious threat to innocent civilians, not

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Some of the relatives of his victims have greeted news of

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his likely death with mixed feelings of relief and renewed sorrow.

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In the last few minutes there are reports that Abe Ritt -ish fellow

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militant and associate of Jihadi John has been captured in Turkey. --

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a British fellow militant. The stepbrother

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of Becky Watts is given 33 years in prison for her murder, the judge

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in the case is moved to tears. World athletics chiefs are in talk

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now to decide whether Russian athletes should be banned after

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widespread doping allegations. 60,000 people turn out to

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see India's Prime Minister, Big or small, it doesn't matter,

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please contribute... And he's been the face of Children

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in Need since the start - tonight for the first time a bad back has

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forced Terry Wogan to pull out. The daughter

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of this murdered Scottish aid worker says she felt "instant relief"

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at hearing news the man known And why are some football fans being

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stopped by police on their way to a Good evening and welcome to the BBC

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news at six. This was the face that came to

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symbolise the evil of so-called Islamic State, the British man who

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openly rejoiced in his beheading Today Mohammed Emwazi, known as

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Jihadi John, is believed to be dead Speaking in Downing Street, David

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Cameron this morning said the UK's intelligence agencies and armed

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forces had been working "hand in glove" with the US over the strike -

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and although it was still uncertain whether it has been successful,

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targeting Emwazi had been Here's our Security

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Correspondent Frank Gardner. Masked and menacing,

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the Londoner Mohammed Emwazi, He has appeared in numerous

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IS videos threatening the West. His videos appeared to show him

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murdering his Western hostages Alan Henning,

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a taxi driver from Salford, David Haines, an aid worker from Perth,

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James Foley, a US journalist. Another American journalist

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Steven Sotloff. Abdul-Rahman Kassig, a US aid

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worker who converted to Islam. But today David Cameron announced

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an operation involving one British and two American drones probably

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killed Emwazi. This was a combined effort

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and the contribution of both He was shown

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in those sickening videos of the He posed an ongoing and serious

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threat to innocent civilians, not The air strike on Mohammed Emwazi

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took place at night in the Islamic State

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stronghold of Raqqa. It's believed he was being

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tracked from the air. The US unmanned drone called

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a Reaper fired a precision guided Hellfire missile

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at a vehicle thought to contain Analysts from Britain's GCHQ

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and America's National Security agency have spent more than a year

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trying to pin down his location. Verifying

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his death has been taking time. We are reasonably certain that

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we killed the target that we It will take some time as it always

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does for us to formally declare success.

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Elsewhere in the region a Kurdish offensive has begun pushing

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Islamic State forces out of the town of Sinjar,

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Mohammed Emwazi was never a front-line soldier.

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Now, if this former London student's death is confirmed, there

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will be some who will regret that he can never be brought to trial.

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Today families of some of the victims of Mohammed Emwazi gave

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The daughter of David Haines spoke of an 'instant sense of relief'

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Others described the development as 'too little too late'.

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Here's our Special Correspondent Lucy Manning.

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They were Britons who had gone to Syria to help, unlike Mohammed

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Alan Henning and David Haines were aid workers, but not even their

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The daughter of David Haines said today:

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Travelling on the aid convoy to Syria with

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Alan Henning two years ago when he was captured was Majid Freeman.

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Really and truly they should have gone down on the ground.

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They should have tried him as a war criminal.

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By killing him in a drone strike, he is going to be seen by

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And the impact of Hallen Alan Henning's murder does not diminish

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as his daughter made clear in an interview recorded just before

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I just try and get everybody to remember, like,

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When people say, you have lost your dad.

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Yeah, I know, but there are kids over there who lost loads

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of other family in one day and they are stuck there on their own.

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In America the family of murdered journalist James Foley he said

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It is just so sad that our precious resources have been,

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you know, concentrated to seek revenge,

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When if a bit of them had been utilised to save

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The teenage Emwazi, at school here in North London,

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was described as a quiet, reasonably hard-working pupil.

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Yet he went on to become one of the world's most wanted men.

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From this ordinary background, radicalised,

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still no one is sure how, to the masked executioner in Syria.

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He moved to the UK from Kuwait when he was six.

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And after school went to the University of Westminster.

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In 2009 he was deported from Tanzania and questioned by MI5.

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But two years ago he travelled to Syria and appeared on videos

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He was named as Mohammed Emwazi by the BBC this year.

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This, his real voice, recorded some years ago complaining

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They are still suggesting that I am an extremist.

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And he just started going on, trying to put words

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into my mouth saying, no, you are doing this, this, and this.

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And we are going to keep a close eye on you, Mohammed.

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From a young schoolboy to a sadistic killer, for his victims' families,

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Let's talk to our North America editor Jon Sopel who's in Washington

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Canellas queue about the breaking news that an associate of his has

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been captured in Turkey? This is a British-born militant who converted

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to Islam. Leslie Davis. He was reported to be someone who had been

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tasked with guarding foreign prisoners in Syria. And therefore a

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close associate of the man people referred to as Jihadi John. Turkish

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sources have confirmed his arrest but we don't know whether it was

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coincidental to the killing of Emwazi or whether it was part of a

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wider operation. Let's talk about Mohammed Emwazi or Jihadi John. How

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significant a target was he for US intelligence? As a battlefield

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commander he was irrelevant but as the public face, the recruiting

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Sergeant, he was massively important. Arguably his appearance

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in those grotesque videos where we saw Steven Sotloff and James Foley

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murdered at what changed American policy towards Islamic State. The

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other thing that is striking is how closely they had been monitoring him

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for the past few days. We have also learned in the past short time that

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the British drone was also involved. There were three drones, an American

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drone that fired but the British were also involved. Iraq Obama said

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a year ago that the mission was to degrade and destroy Islamic State,

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destroy, not yet, but the degradation seems to be underway.

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Thank you. The step brother of the Bristol

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schoolgirl Becky Watts has been jailed for a minimum of 33 years

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for her kidnap and murder. His girlfriend,

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Shauna Hoare will serve 17 The judge in

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the case was reduced to tears as he paid tribute to Becky's family for

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their dignity throughout the trial. Jon Kay is at Bristol Crown Court -

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desperately sad case but even so, very unusual to see such emotion

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from a judge. Yes. Many tears have been shared in

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this court over the past five weeks but it was the last five seconds of

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the judges sentencing that where perhaps the most surprising. A

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senior judge of many years standing, overcome with emotion after

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everything he has seen and heard. After all of the chilling evidence

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they have heard, the family of Becky Watts came to court hoping her

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killers would get lengthy prison terms. Statements from her parents

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were read to the judge. Describing what they described the unbearable

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nightmare of the teenager's murder. Betty's man said that knowing Nathan

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Matthews and Shauna Hoare dismembered her body after killing

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her made it worse than a horror film. Nathan Matthews looked down at

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the floor as the judge sentenced him to a minimum of 33 years in prison

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for murder. Shauna Hoare showed no emotion as she was given 17 years

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for manslaughter. As he paid tribute to the family, the judge suddenly

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paused, his voice faltered and tears well then his eyes. At the end of

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such a disturbing trial the judge seemed overwhelmed. You can imagine

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that our emotions are faltered a. Betty's grandad said it had been

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extraordinary to see the reaction from a senior judge. I don't know if

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he is a family man himself but he moved everyone to tears, he has seen

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many things during his life and he can actually have sympathy for our

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family. As the sentences given to Matthews and Shauna Hoare, Betty's

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family have mixed feelings. Your T-shirt says justice by Becky, do

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you feel you have got that? Regarding Nathan, absolutely. I am

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torn about Shauna because I don't think it was adequate but we have to

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live with it now. The judge said that sentencing took into account

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that they planned to kidnap Becky for a sexual purpose and that their

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lies made things even worse for the family. They have never shown any

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remorse for their grotesque actions. Today's sentences reflect

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their refusal to take full responsibility for their callous

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crimes. The couple were taken to separate prisons, Nathan Matthews

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will be 61 before he is considered for parole.

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World athletics chiefs are in talks right now to decide

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whether Russia should be banned from all international competition

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- including next year's Olympics in Rio.

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The meeting - chaired by Lord Coe - follows a report this week

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from the World Anti-doping Agency which accused Russia of widespread

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state sponsored doping, and effectively sabotaging London 2012.

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This report contains flash photography.

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It has long been a sporting superpower but now we know that they

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were cheats. Athletics is reeling

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from the damning report that exposed rampant state-sponsored doping

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in the country, and now it could be Tonight the sport's most powerful

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man, Lord Coe, chairs a crisis meeting under intense pressure to

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get tough and ban Russia. His credibility on the line,

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as well as track and field's. Despite being a senior figure

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at the IAAF for the last eight years, the President

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claims to have been unaware of the alleged cover-ups that have

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engulfed the governing body. I think it is a pretty disrespectful

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thing to everyone else in athletics to believe that

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a vice president did not know what That is his job

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and he hasn't been doing it. If he believes he did not know

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what was going on, the hasn't These Russian athletes in Sochi

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already training for the next Olympics, but it is

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a dream that is now in doubt. Everyone here denies using drugs,

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and believes We need to fight doping, maybe, but

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it does not mean that the whole team should suffer. I don't think all

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athletes should be banned. President Vladimir Putin has

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carefully avoided talk of a Western plot and has promised to cooperate

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with the World Anti-doping Agency. But it may not be enough to avert

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an unprecedented ban. If Russia is suspended,

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its athletes may not be able to take part in international events

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like the Diamond League, Competitions it's due to host

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like next year's world race walking And any Russian IAAF officials

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will have to stand aside. In Rio, preparations ahead

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of next summer's Olympics continue. Robson De Silva is one of the host

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country's most decorated athletes, so how are the reverberations

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of sport's most serious doping If you made

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a mistake you have to pay for it. The Russians, they made a mistake,

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but, like I always say, you have to find out who is

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responsible for all of that thing. This was one

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of the gold medals a Russian doper won at London 2012 - a Games the

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country stands accused of sabotage. Whether any of

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its athletes are allowed to compete The British Islamic State militant

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known as Jihadi John is believed to IM the children in the studio ahead

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of tonight's appeals show. Happening tonight, for the first time without

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Terry Wogan. A three-mile extension to the tram

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line has been suggested in the capital.

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And Andy Murray talks to us exclusively about the

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World Tour Finals and the upcoming Davis Cup Tie.

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He may be a controversial and divisive figure -

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but there aren't many world leaders that can pack out Wembley Stadium.

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But that's what India's Narendra Modi, on a tour

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60,000 people from across the country travelled to

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Reeta Chakrabarti is there for us now.

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There may have been protests, but he got quite a welcome there. A huge

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welcome. Modi Has been speaking about an hour with the audience

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eating out of his hands. This venue is normally thought rock stars and

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sports stars. Today it is the unlikely figure of Miranda Modi

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taking centre stage. There are thousands of British Asians packed

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into the stadium, and they are taking part in what feels like Modi

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mania. It was a family day out, a political rally and a Diwali

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celebration all rolled into one. He's a controversial figure back at

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home, but listening to this audience you would not believe it. Why are

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here? To show how important it is for me in Britain to be Indian, and

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what it means to be Indian. Learning more about our culture. I want to

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support Modi because he is doing a good job and I'm proud of him. He

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has raised the international image of India to a higher degree. It is

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an honour to see somebody from your background come to the UK and the

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diversity. -- and embrace the diversity. The warm up acts of

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British Indian talents went down well, but the biggest roar of the

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afternoon was inevitably reserved for Prime Minister Modi himself. His

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British counterpart, whom with ?10 billion of trade deals had been

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done, played host. But it was Modi who stole the show. This is an

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historic day. CHEERING

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You are the heartbeat. CHEERING

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Early in the day, a more sedate encounter as he had lunch in

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Buckingham Palace with the Queen. For a man who in the last decade was

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banned from the UK it is quite a turnaround in fortunes. Some of the

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controversy still sticks to him. Protests have dogged his visit.

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Critics say he champions only the rights of Indian Hindus and is

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intolerant to minorities. There are people like Modi you're ignoring the

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rights of minorities, trying to make us all into one big thing. That is

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nationalism. That is not what we stand for. This is not what Indians

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stand for. But if Modi came to milk things, you certainly did. He could

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have wished for nothing more. -- he certainly succeeded.

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The bodies of eight babies have been discovered in an apartment in a town

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of southern Germany. The hunt for the 45-year-old woman who lived

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there is underway. It is believed she may be their mother. Police are

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conducting friends at tests. They say they don't know how or when the

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babies died. -- forensic tests. A 70-year-old van driver has died -

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he suffered serious head injuries when thieves tried to steal

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his van in Greater Manchester. James Ray, from York,

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died in hospital in the early hour this morning -

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it was his birthday and his family Let's talk to Judith Moritz

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in Manchester, James Rowe's family, including four

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grandchildren, had the festivities tonight all arranged. -- James

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Ray's family. Instead they have spent the day phoning party guests,

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telling them the bad news, and are starting to think about planning his

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funeral. He was making a delivery in his van in East Manchester yesterday

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afternoon when police say he was targeted by thieves. He suffered

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massive head injuries. Detectives are looking at the possibility that

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he either fell from was thrown from the van as it was being stolen. Was

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taken to hospital. -- he was taken to hospital.

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INAUDIBLE Two men have been arrested on

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suspicion of murder. They are looking for a third. They told us

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there was nothing of value inside his van. His family say they are

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absolutely stunned and devastated at what they have described as an ad

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hoc warrant -- as an The government has sold ?13 billion

:21:57.:22:09.

worth of Northern Rock mortgages, which were taken

:22:10.:22:17.

into public ownership The Chancellor, George Osborne,

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said more than 85% of what had been Northern Rock has now been returned

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to the private sector. The daughter held prisoner

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in south London by her Maoist father escaped from him after 22 years -

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but was "persuaded" by a police worker to call him because it was

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a bank holiday, a court heard. She finally managed to escape

:22:31.:22:33.

from Ara-vindan Bala-krishnan He denies 16 charges including rape,

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indecent assault and child cruelty. The former Top Gear presenter,

:22:36.:22:39.

Jeremy Clarkson, is being sued A former producer

:22:40.:22:41.

of the programme Oisin Tymon, who was punched by Clarkson during

:22:42.:22:44.

a confrontation at a hotel back in March, is bringing a case against

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both the presenter and the BBC. Children in Need kicks off tonight -

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but without its most familiar face. Terry Wogan has pulled out

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at the last minute - It'll be the first time in thirty

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five years that the veteran host Dermot O'Leary will step

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into his shoes tonight instead. Our Entertainment Correspondent

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is on the set for us now. It looks like rehearsals are going

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on behind you. They are just finishing off. This is where it will

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all be happening in an hour's time. There will be stars here, from East

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Enders cast members to Rod Stewart. One particular person will be

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missing tonight. This will be the first time ever that Children In

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And now some more news from Terry Wogan.

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From the very beginning, in the 1980s, he has been

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Presenting appeal after appeal, year after year,

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Now, less than 24 hours before tonight's show, the BBC has

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announced that he would not be able to host this evening's telethon.

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Standing in for him will be presenter

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Dermot O'Leary, who, earlier this year, raised more than half a

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million for the charity Comic Relief with a 24-hour dance marathon.

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Tonight will feature the customary appearances by figures

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Four of the stars of hit drama Call The Midwife will take to

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And there will be performances from West End musicals,

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Across the country, people of all ages have been hard

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And more money will come from the sales

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of the official Children In Need single, Jess Glynne's Take Me Home.

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All to try and help Children In Need raise a record-breaking total.

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Despite tonight's conspicuous absence.

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Over the years Children In Need has raised some ?790 million. The money

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goes to disadvantaged children and youngsters across the UK. Last

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year's appeal alone raised almost ?50 million. This year, they are, of

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course, hoping to beat that. They certainly are. Thanks very

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much. All the latest on the weather

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in a moment - and you'd be forgiven for thinking it was snowing

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from these pictures - taken today The white stuff's actually sea foam

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- washed on shore by strong winds. Drivers were - understandably -

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taking it easy. Let's have a look at the weekend

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weather. I know it will be Let's have a look at the weekend

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weather. I know it will be cold, but that is ridiculous. Stunning

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pictures. But we saw some disruption to the transport because of it. I do

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think we will see some disruption because of the rain this weekend. We

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have at the first snow of the season up in Scotland. That was Perth, sent

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in by one of our watches earlier today. There will be further snow

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showers through the night. All eyes again turning out into the Atlantic

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common looking at this cloud, which is the remains of hurricane Kate.

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This means there will be lots of energy to give us rain. It can carry

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a lot of moisture with it. You can see how elongated this area of low

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pressure is. It will pulse in lots of rain, for some places all

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weekend. Head of that, particularly over the hills of Scotland. -- ahead

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of that. We could have our first icy event of the season for Scotland

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tonight. Foremost, a chilly, blustery night. By morning, the rain

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is arriving from Northern Ireland and western parts of England and

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Wales. It will stretch across many parts, except the North of Scotland,

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as it comes into the cold air it will some snow. But rain is the main

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story this weekend. I cannot say it enough. Already we have had flooding

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events. We have had about 150 millimetres already for parts of

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Cumbria and Wales. Another 150 to 200 millimetres is already predicted

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for this weekend. Touch and go for parts of south-west Scotland and

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touches of Northern Ireland. On Sunday, the strong winds will

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continue to push the rain into similar areas. There is uncertainty

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as to where the heaviest rain will arise. Do not make this the last

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forecast you will see because we are expecting some significant flooding

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from this persistent heavy rain. Thanks very much. Our main story

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this evening: To Hadi John is believed to have been killed in a US

:28:19.:28:22.

air strike. Some of the relatives of the victims have greeted the news

:28:23.:28:29.

differently. -- Jihadi John.

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