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　　The BBC has obtained evidence of a secret plan within the governing body of World Athleticsto delay naming Russian drug cheats in the run-up to the 2013 world championships inMoscow. The plan is outlined in an email sent to a colleague by the deputy general secretaryof the IAAF Nick Davies. Don Rowan reports. In the email labeled 'very secret', Nick Davieswrote that he needed to understand exactly what Russian skeletons were still in the cupboardregarding doping and the governing body needed to be smart about the unveiling of guiltyathletes. If the guilty ones are now competing, he wrote, then we might as well wait until theevent is over we'll announce them. Mr Davies denies any wrongdoing and in a statement tothe BBC said as director of IAAF communications, one of his responsibilities was to manage theorganization's reputation.

　　The White House says it's committed to supporting the Afghan people and government after asuicide bomber killed 6 US soldiers near Bagram airbase. The Taliban say they carried out theattack. The killing coincided with the Taliban offensive in southern province of Helmand. Morefrom our chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet. It's been a month of heavy fightingacross Helmand province and as it stands now, in a province of 14 districts, all but two arerather in Taliban's hands or they're heavily contested. They weren't defeated in this war, they'rewere simply pushed back. They're retreated into Pakistan or have returned or they melted intothe very traditional society with their part of the society. And so they're fighting back. It'snever mind or yet again these wars of our time are very long wars since it's going to take placefor a long time to come.

　　International agencies have condemned an advertising campaign by the Hungary governmentthat links migration to terrorism. Anti-imigrants messages are broadcast hourly on radio,television stations in Hungary. Nick Thaw has more details. The interesting thing with this latestversion of the Hungarian government anti-migration campaign is that it comes at a time whenthere are no migrants at all in Hungary. It sealed its border with Serbia in September and withCroatia in October and those fences have been effective of course because that flow ofmigrants and refugees has carried them but through the Balkans. So this is an attack onmigrants who actually aren't any longer in Hungary.

　　Venezuela has accused Argentina of meddling in its internal affairs after Argentina's newconservative president Mauricio Macri called for the release of all political prisoners inVenezuela. The two countries were close allies until Mr Macri was elected.

　　The United Nation's children's agency UNICEF says attacks by the Islamist group Boko Horam inNigeria and neighboring countries have forced more than 1 million children out of school. It sayshundreds of schools have been attacked, looted or set on fire during the 6-year conflict. Worldnews from the BBC.

　　One of the candidates hoping to be the next FIFA president Tokyo Sexwale has appeared as apotential witness before a US grand jury as a part of an investigation into alleged world cupbribery. The BBC has learned that he was questioned about an alleged 10 million dollarpayment from South Africa to a former FIFA vice president Jack Warner. Mr Sexwale was amember of the bidding team that won the right for South Africa to host the world cup in 2010.He has denied any wrongdoing.

　　The Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy said he will put the wider interests of his countryfirst as he seeks to persuade other parties to join a governing coalition. Mr Rajoy's popularparty won the most seats in Sunday's general election but not enough to form a government.Tom Burridge is in Madrid. Forming a coalition will not be easy. If Mr Rajoy cannot find thenecessary allies, other left-wing parties including the new anti-austerity party Podemos couldtry and form an alternative coalition. Either deal could be messy. Most of the partiesrecognize the need for change but they disagree on fundamental questions about how torun the economy and whether there should be referendum on independece in Catalonia.

　　The European union   has extended economic sanctions against Russian until July next yearover its failure to fully implement a peace deal with Ukraine. Russia described the decision as ashort-sighted gain. Some EU countries has already indicated their wish to reengage with Russia.

　　A fire in the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo has destroyed parts of an historic 19 century railwaystation housing a popular museum. The blaze destroyed the roof of the "Station of Light"which was originally built by the British. One fireman was killed.

　　The makers of the latest star wars films say it has broken the record for worldwide tickets salesin its opening weekend. Star Wars: The Force Awakens recouped more than half a billion dollarsglobally.