03/04/2016 BBC Weekend News

The Government orders an investigation into the UK

anti-doping agency, after a doctor claims he's supplied sports stars

including Premier League footballers,

Mark Bonar is filmed by the Sunday Times,

offering to prescribe testosterone and growth hormones,

Table topping Leicester City are among three Premier League clubs

named by the newspaper, and they all strongly deny the allegations.

Finding a buyer for the Port Talbot steel works.

The Business Secretary hints there may be more financial help,

Frankly I don't want to live in a country where we have to import

all our steel and that's why we've been clear we'll do everything

we can to keep steelmaking at Port Talbot and to help those workers.

Despite the approaching deadline for the start of deportations

from Greece, migrants and refugees keep coming.

England suffer an agonising last over defeat to the West Indies,

The World Anti-Doping Agency, has described newspaper allegations

of drug-taking among elite British sports stars, as deeply unsettling.

The comments come after a doctor's been filmed claiming to have

provided performance enhancing drugs to top sports stars,

including players at three Premier league clubs

Dr Mark Bonar has denied any wrongdoing, but it's emerged tonight

that he currently doesn't have a licence to practice medicine

The football clubs say the claims are completely unfounded,

and have no knowledge of any of their players being involved.

Obviously, some of these treatments are used are banned on the

professional circuit. So you have to be mindful of that. Having said

that, I work with lots of professional athletes, who do use

these treatments. Doctor Mark Bonar, court claiming to have helped scores

of sports stars to cheat. Secretly filmed by the Sunday Times last

year, the London based medic prescribes band performance

enhancing drugs to athlete posing as a patient. If some idiot came into

me and said why are you giving me BLEEP testosterone, I would say the

normal range is 14 to 30 and he has levels which are sub optimal and I'd

topped him up. That is not the real reason. He says he has worked with

150 elite sports people, including boxes, sports stars, tennis players

and cyclists. If you are football in your 30s, how are you going to keep

up with an 18-year-old? There is no suggestion that any of the three

Premier League clubs implicated are aware of any of the wrongdoing.

Leicester City is one of those clubs, and today, fans at the match

against other Lantern gave their reaction. Would definitely affect

the fans. You would not want to be paying to see a sport which is not

real. There are so much money today, never say never, but as things stand

they have not found anything and we have got to continue and enjoy what

we see in front of us. The newspaper investigation stems from information

passed to the anti-doping agency two years ago by a whistle-blower

athlete. It said it failed to act at the time because Mark Bonar was not

governed why anyone sport. The Culture, Media and Sport Secretary

John Whittingdale said he was shocked and deeply concerned by

these allegations and has asked for an urgent independent investigation.

He added doping could be made a criminal offence for athletes. I

welcome the fact there will be an investigation into UK anti-doping,

and if that leads to Maura bust procedures being put in place, more

funding put in place, and hopefully at some stage, maybe leading towards

the crewmen eyes Asian of steroid use in sports, all that is positive

-- more robust procedures. Today, Mark Bonar's clinic terminated its

agreement with him when it was revealed he does not currently have

a license to practice UK medicine. In response to the allegations he

said... These are unsubstantiated

investigations. But they do raise questions about those tasked with

protecting clean sport and the fear will be that amid a doping crisis,

this could just be evidence that the range of sports afflicted is wider

than previously thought. The suspicion currently hanging over the

integrity of sport shows little sign of abating.

The Business Secretary Sajid Javid, says the government is committed

to making sure the Port Talbot steel works stays open,

and that the government might offer support to entice a buyer.

He said he didn't want to live in a country reliant

Labour says the only solution to save the UK steel industry

is public ownership, at least in the short term,

Here's our political correspondent Carole Walker.

Every penny and 2p piece in your pocket, contained steel from Port

Talbot, one of the reasons steel is considered a vital strategic

industry. But as the government prepared to put in money to save it?

Frankly, I don't want to live in a country where we import all our

steel, and that is why we will do everything we can to keep

steel-making at Port Talbot and those workers. I want to find a

buyer for the whole of the business. Of course, there will be helped that

needs to be provided. Because we have been working on this for weeks,

I have thought Frei carefully about the kind of help we can rely on. I

understand the government has had preliminary talks about a buyer and

there are plans for investment to make Port Talbot more modern. Other

key issues are the plant or type of steel which is made, pensions have

been set aside for future liabilities, and power, the steel

industry wants more relief from energy taxes. The government have

said they do not believe nationalisation as a viable solution

for the steel industry, but the opposition says it should remain an

option. If we have not got that timescale, then nationalised in the

short-term, stabilise the sector and prepare the sector for putting it

out to another buyer. That will give us the stability we need in the

sector. If the government allows Port Talbot to close, it could cost

us between one and one 5 billion to keep people on the dole and have

economy collapse in those communities. Ministers say it will

encourage councils and other public bodies to buy British steel for

future building projects but many say the government has to do more.

The size of the crisis and the severity of it means we need direct

financial support from the government. That might only be in

the short-term but without it, we have a very uncertain future. The

formal bidding process for Port Talbot will open this week that time

is tight if a buyer is to be found to save the business.

I understand the steel tycoon Sanjeev Gupta has had talks with the

government. A real concern for him and any other potential buyer will

be the huge running costs of the old blast furnaces at Port Talbot. The

government may well come under pressure to put up some cash, to

modernise the plant, to give it a viable future. It is a complex

process, but the pressure is on because Thapa has said it wants to

find a buyer within weeks. Carole Walker, thank you.

The Greek coastguard has rescued a boat full of migrants and refugees

off the island of Lesbos, less than 24 hours before Athens

is due to begin returning people who've no asylum claim,

The returns are a key part of an agreement to stem the flow

of migrants and refugees into Europe.

They are still heading here. Every day, hundreds of refugees and

migrants arrive on the Greek sure. Few know that their stay in Europe

could be brief. I met this woman and her family from Damascus. She told

me she wants to join her eldest son in Sweden and she is full of smiles

and hope. But from tomorrow, migrants will be sent back from here

across the sea, as the new EU deal with Turkey is implemented. May be

no, please. We have some dreams. Just across the harbour, Turkish

berries are already in place for the deportations. Greece says first to

go will be those who have not claimed asylum. But at the camp

where all migrants are now detained, there is little information about

what is planned, only rumours. Men, women and children are crammed in

here, and they are worried and confused. When I found Rada again,

she was distraught. Her family are sleeping in the open here. As for

requesting asylum, she does not even know what that is. How are you

feeling? Happy. You do not look as happy as you were yesterday. She is

crying all the time. The evening brought more exhausted arrivals.

Many of them were children. People are coming in here every day to

Greece. People being helped to shore by the volunteers, starting to smile

as they realise they are safe now. Whatever the politicians have

agreed, it is clear there are still plenty of people willing to make

this journey, just hoping they can move on from here to a better life

in Europe. From tomorrow, the tough new rules could deter them. The EU

says it is about ensuring safer ways to seek asylum. People here just

feel the door to Europe is slamming shut.

Police are investigating death threats made against a human rights

lawyer, who spoke out after the murder of a shopkeeper in Glasgow.

Aamer Anwar who lives in Glasgow, said he received the threats,

after calling for unity within Scotland's Muslim community.

The funeral took place yesterday of Asad Shah,

who was stabbed in an attack outside his shop in the city.

A man has appeared in court charged with murder.

One of two women jailed for drug smuggling in Peru has spoken for the

first time about what she called her moment of madness.

Michaela McCollum was arrested at Lima Airport in August 2013,

with 11 kilogrammes of cocaine in her luggage.

McCollum was released from jail on parole on Thursday.

2013, this was the day Michaella McCollum and Melissa Reid found they

would be spending six years in prison having pleaded guilty to drug

smuggling. However, new legislation has led to Michaella McCollum's

early release. She remains on parole and has given her first interview

since leaving jail. It feels like a dream, that it is not real. It feels

like I will wake up at any moment and be back in the nightmare. I was

so naive. Very young. Very insecure. I did not know how to say no to

anybody. I just followed along with it. I guess part of me wanted to be

something that I was not. The two women were caught at Lima airport 11

kilos of cocaine were found in food packet. Michaella McCollum says she

now realises the damage her actions could have caused. Obviously, I

realise the harm I have done so much suffering I have caused to my family

and myself. I thought, if the drugs had have got back, what would have

happened? I probably would have had a lot of blood on my hands. The

amount of families that would have ruined, I did that, I caused that

destruction to society. I made a decision in a moment of madness. I

am not a bad person. I want to demonstrate I am a good person. It

is understood Michaella McCollum will not be free to leave Peru for

some time under the conditions of her parole. Melissa Reid who wants

to serve some of her time in Scotland, remains in jail.

With all the sport, here's Ore Oduba at the BBC Sport Centre.

West Indies are the T20 cricket World Champions for a second time

after beating England in a sensational final.

The trophy looked to be heading England's way before an explosive

last over turned the match on its head, ensuring the day

Our correspondent Joe Wilson was watching in Kolkata.

You can carry one team in your heart, and where another on your

cheek. In truth, most people here had bought tickets for the big

occasion, expecting to watch India. But now they are here, they may as

well cheer. England have made a big oppression, all the way to 40 overs

of floodlit theory. In other words, the final. For Jason Roy, it lasted

two balls. So often, Joe Root seems to bat on a different level. With

him though, England still had measured hopes of a big score. But

on 54, Joe Root lost his radar and his wicket and the West Indies did

not hold back. Both teams knew how much that meant. England finished.

The match was not finished, neither was Joe Root. He took two wickets,

including the big one. Chris Gayle gone. England stayed in control to

the last over, when the West Indies needed 19 to win. Now watch the most

staggering hitting in the most extraordinary circumstances cricket

has witnessed. Carlos Brathwaite hit the first of four balls, four sixes

in a row. Stokes could not be consoled. Increasingly around the

world is this form of cricket, 2020, which drives the whole sport. Over

the course of this tournament, England have rescued their

credibility. But raising credibility is not the same as lifting the

trophy. That honour belonged to the West Indies.

West Indies women made it a World T20 double after victory

The match was also decided in the final over,

as the West Indies secured an eight wicket win with three balls to spare

and lifted their first ever World T20 trophy.

On this day a year ago, Leicester City were seven points

adrift in the Premier League relegation zone.

Today, after a 1-0 win over Southampton, they sit seven points

clear at the top and even closer to a first title.

Tim Hague reports on the latest chapter of their remarkable story.

Another day of celebration for Leicester City. And let's be honest,

their supporters have had more than a birthday to sing about this

season. The next stop on their amazing journey, Southampton at

home. They should have led when Sadio Mane went clear through. He

was denied by a handball. While Leicester were pushing theirs,

Captain Morgan, Wes Morgan, led by example. Lester's first attempt on

target, this fairy tale does not look like ending. It got even

better, an outrageous own goal prevented by the flying Fraser

Forster. How did he stop it and how did Danny Simpson miss it? But don't

be nervous, young man. Lester do not win by more than one these days.

Three victories in a row, make that four now. The scarves are ready and

this team looks more than ready. Meanwhile Manchester United

boosted their Champions League hopes Anthony Martial with the winner,

scoring United's one thousandth In the Scottish Premiership,

Aberdeen All the goals coming in the first

half as Aberdeen closed the gap Nico Rosberg made it two wins out

of two as Lewis Hamilton let another pole position slip

at the Bahrain Grand Prix. The Formula One world champion

was overtaken by his Mercedes teammate, before a collision

at the first corner Hamilton recovered to finish third,

while Rosberg claimed a first