now much more open, halford is now enjoying life on the seventh tier.e feels a unique mind might be able to help as football. it's not something i bring up. it's — if someone wants to talk to me about it, then, i'm more than open to talk about it. the game is now starting to explore the number of neurodivergent players, but greg is keen to see a change in the right direction. i was moved on too quickly from certain clubs because i didn't fit in the changing room. people signed players to play for them because they see something — thatjust doesn't disappear. you have to be able to get it out of them. and until football stops being a business and is run for human beings, then i can't really see it changing too much, but that's something that i'm now wanting to get across to people and try to start making changes inside. halford hopes speaking out will spark conversations about neurodiversity in changing rooms across the country and is encouraging all players to learn more about the one in five who think differently. nick ransom, bbc news. finally, a tradi

now much more open, halford is now enjoying life on the seventh tier.ear how he feels a unique mind might be able to help as football. it's not something i bring up. it's — if someone wants to talk to me about it, then, i'm more than open to talk about it. the game is now starting to explore the number of neurodivergent players, but greg is keen to see a change in the right direction. i was moved on too quickly from certain clubs because i didn't fit in the changing room. teams sign players to play for them because they see something — thatjust doesn't disappear. you have to be able to get it out of them. until football stops being a business and is run for human beings, then i can't really see it changing too much, but that is something that i am now wanting to get across to people and try to start making changes inside. halford hopes speaking out will spark conversations about neurodiversity in changing rooms across the country and is encouraging all players to learn more about the one in five who think differently. nick ransom, bbc news. finally, a t

now much more open, halford is now enjoying life on the seventh tier.feels a unique mind might be able to help as football. it's not something i bring up. it's — if someone wants to talk to me about it, then, i'm more than open to talk about it. the game is now starting to explore the number of neurodivergent players, but greg is keen to see a change in the right direction. i was moved on too quickly from certain clubs because i didn't fit in the changing room. people signed players to play for them because they see something — thatjust doesn't disappear. you have to be able to get it out of them. and until football stops being a business and is run for human beings, then i can't really see it changing too much, but that's something that i'm now wanting to get across to people and try to start making changes inside. halford hopes speaking out will spark conversations about neurodiversity in changing rooms across the country and is encouraging all players to learn more about the one in five who think differently. nick ransom, bbc news. finally, a traditi

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halford was part of the colchester side that reached the championship.training and literally went home. i didn't want to go to the cafeteria, have lunch, chat to people and ultimately that was the reason i was sold from reading because i was told i didn't fit in personality—wise. redding told the bbc that he joined the cup at one of the most successful at times and not all of the players got as much game time as they wanted that they were proud and grateful of his contributions. despite other opportunities in the top flight he became a championship regular, competing in a play—off final and winning promotion with cardiff. while in south wales he was identified as autistic. it was a year up to that point where i felt i was able to go and speak to a couple of people in cardiff in regards to my feelings and what was going on and obviously my diagnosis,. i knew neal would be fine with it, he wouldn't treat me any differently and he didn't. it was a case of being me. it was nice that i was finally able to open up and there wouldn't be any consequences. he is

and footballer, greg halford opens up about how being identified as autistic shaped his career.o the programme. where we'll start at the miami 0pen where fabian marozsan ripped up the form book with a stunning 6—1, 6—1victory over sixth seed holger rune to book his place in third round of the tournament. the hungarian, who also beat carlos alcaraz and casper ruud in masters events last year.

and footballer greg halford opens up about how being identified as autistic shaped his career.t with tennis where, at the miami 0pen, fabian marozsan ripped up the form book with a stunning 6—1, 6—1victory over sixth seed holger rune to book his place in third round of the tournament. the hungarian, who also beat carlos alcaraz and casper ruud in masters events last year, played some incredible tennis to sweep past rune in a dominant display at the hard rock stadium, winning in under an hour. ben shelton has kept the home fans happy in miami, moving into the third round after a comfortable straight—sets win over spain's martin landaluce. the 21—year—old did not face a single break point. next up for him — the 23rd seed lorenzo musetti. and ninth seed alex de minaur eased past korea's soon—woo kwon, winning 6—3, 6—2. jan—lennard struff next for him. in the women's draw, the americanjessica pegula is through to the last 16. she beat canada's leylah fernandez, the 2021 us open runner—up. the 30—year—old number fifth seed fought back from 5—3 down in the opening set with a run of f

and footballer greg halford opens up about how being identified as autistic shaped his career.s where, at the miami 0pen, fabian marozsan ripped up the form book with a stunning 6—1, 6—1victory over sixth seed holger rune to book his place in third round of the tournament. the hungarian, who also beat carlos alcaraz and casper ruud in masters events last year, played some incredible tennis to sweep past rune in a dominant display at the hard rock stadium, winning in under an hour. ben shelton has kept the home fans happy in miami, moving into the third round after a comfortable straight—sets win over spain's martin landaluce. the 21—year—old did not face a single break point. next up for him — the 23rd seed lorenzo musetti. and ninth seed alex de minaur eased past korea's soon—woo kwon, winning 6—3, 6—2. jan—lennard struff next for him.

and footballer greg halford opens up about how being identified as autistic shaped his career.miami 0pen, fabian marozsan ripped up the form book with a stunning 6—1, 6—1victory over sixth seed holger rune to book his place in third round of the tournament. the hungarian, who also beat carlos alcaraz and casper ruud in masters events last year, played some incredible tennis to sweep past rune in a dominant display at the hard rock stadium, winning in under an hour.

robert halford has quit as skills, apprenticeship, and higher education minister.g mp has stepd down as armed forces minister. both will stand down as mp in the next election. let's speak to our political correspondent who is in westminster. what does this meafor rishi sunak? >> ordinarily when you lose two ministers, it is cause for concern. don't think that is the case this evening. he already said he was going to step down at the general election, due by the end of the year. robert houston, a bit of surprise. he decided he wanted to stand down at the general election. he also decided he wanted to resign that post. both of these individuals made it clear they are fully supportive of the prime minister, rishi sunak, and his program for government. no sense here of resignations because of disagreements or on anything really. this brings the number of concerns for mps who standdown to 63. not necessarily out of the ordinary, given the last general election, 2019, 5 years ago. this happens before general elections. there's been a sign that some of them look at the op

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rob halford, less so. both these two men are quitting as mps for the tory party.election. no by—election don't panic martin, that's the blackpool south by—election. that's nothing to do with these two. but for me it's more how it looks . these are two individuals looks. these are two individuals who are well regarded, middle ranking, ministers. robert halfon is a minister of state. james heappey is i think it was a certainly a middle ranking minister. these are two individuals who would have thought to be maybe frontbenchers , maybe cabinet frontbenchers, maybe cabinet ministers were the tories to win a fifth terms in government. the fact they're bailing out now says a lot about, i think the party's poll rating still 20 points behind, unable to make any real mark on labour. >> and we also had some fantastic news. i believed earlier in the day you went to a lobby meeting , a briefing there, lobby meeting, a briefing there, and we had some developments on the batley grammar school. teacher, of course, was mentioned by dame sara khan in her report yesterday and it se