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Sports could be made more accessible to people who cant afford them. Good morning. A man is in Police Custody in hospital in new york after the deadliest terror attack in the city since 9 11. Five friends from argentina were among eight People Killed yesterday when a truck ploughed into pedestrians, cyclists and hit a school bus. At least twelve others were injured as the driver careered down a cycle path along a number of blocks in Lower Manhattan, in an area where the streets were busy with people out celebrating halloween. The suspect has been named as this man 29 year old Sayfullo Habibull...

And london, this is bbc world news. Its newsday. Its 8am in singapore, midnight in london, and 8pm in new york where police say a man who drove into cyclists and pedestrians on tuesday, killing eight people, had been planning the attack for several weeks and was influenced by so called Islamic State. The suspect an immigrant from uzbekistan has appeared in court in a wheelchair, after being shot by police. President trump wants tougher vetting of immigrants to prevent attacks on us soil. Our correspondent nick bryant has the latest from new york. This is the kind of scene that preys on the min...

Remains high today for millions, following a day of heavy hail, tornadoes and flooding. Several areas have the potential for dangerous conditions today, including the plains, the tennessee valley, parts of texas and most of the c east coast. U the fierce weather system already left its mark in colorado. Tornadoes and large hail pounded the denver area, damaging cars and even airplanes at the airport. W5k abcs Tahman Bradley has the latest. Reporter a powerful storm socked the denver area. It spawned tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, and giant golf ballsized hail. The sound, menacing. People ran...

Legend has it that more than two thousand years ago Druids left oak-smoked salmon as an offering to the great Dagda, God of the pagan Irish. In the...

Over the last few decades, we’ve driven the salmon from our rivers, recklessly but ruthlessly