' even even raced first grand prix i never even raced i was first grand prix i never even raced iwas in first grand prix i never even raced i was in hospital with a broken collarbone. i was on the podium in 2016, i was fourth in 2017 so you have to think it will turn around and hopefully we can win one. having wed in three different bikes in moto gp cal crutchlow seems to finally form —— finally found his form on the honda. maybe the long wait could $0011 the honda. maybe the long wait could soon be over. let's go back now to manchester and the city parade now with katharine. the streets are packed in every direction with manchester city fans. the flags are flying and we are just a few minutes away from pep guardiola and the team taking to the stage to parade the premier league trophy and the cup of course which they won back in february but that's no fa cup, no champions league title, but what are these it ever been for manchester city nevertheless. 100 points, the new benchmark to beat. once the premier league reconvenes in august. but

there will be no rest for manchester city and the class of 2018 because the world cup starts in a month. thank you for watching. goodbye. you're watching bbc news. there's been a sharp rise in the number of children under 11, referred for mental health treatment by schools in the last four years. data obtained by the children's charity the nspcc, shows that schools in england have made more than 120,000 referrals for specialist help, between 2014 and 2015, with more than half from primary schools. the government says its reforms will transform services for children. alana ryan is the nspcc‘s policy and public affairs officer.

good to see you. do these figures surprise you, they do seem very steep. i think it is a worrying trend. we've seen year—on—year increase over the last three years so on average increase over the last three years so on average 183 pupils are fed each and every school day into specialist mental health services. at her own service we've seen a rise in the number of mental health related contexts so over the last four years it has been a 26% increase and now it is the top reason why children are referred to us reason why children are referred to us today so very concerning for the figures four—year—old childminder mirror those figures you have now obtained. what is causing this? i think there are many explanatory

factors, it could be that teachers themselves are more alert to early signs and symptoms of mental health problems or the students themselves be more comfortable speaking about their anxieties and worries. i think we also need to be alert to the number of pressures that young people face today, both online and off—line. at childline we are hearing increasingly about children who are having mental distress over issues such as cyber bullying and body image, as well as the traditional pressures around exams and so on. the government says its new measures in this green paper will provide the services to help young people who are having mental illness issues. you think that the government is doing enough in this department? we welcome the publication of the green paper but echoing the concerns of the education and health select committee ‘s we feel the scope is limited and it is not ambitious enough. what we have seen is an

effort to improve school—based support but nothing about all the support but nothing about all the support that children need for the childline is a round—the—clock 2a hours a day mental health service which children are increasingly turning to. but the problem is it has not been recognised in this green paper and for those children who do need support out of the school system there's nothing there for them unless they are eligible for them unless they are eligible for them unless they are eligible for the very high thresholds of specialist nhs support. but it is a green paper and you're hoping that the pressure you might be able to bring to bear or the nspcc might convince the government to go further. absolutely and that is why we launched the uk campaign, together with 22,000 members of the public come we handed in a petition to downing street last week in recognition of the 22,000 counselling sessions we delivered to suicidal children last year. 300

million has been allocated for children's mental health under the green paper and we believe a small proportion of this could actually go a long way to ensuring that children are supported in the present even if they're not in the trailblazers areas and will not feel the effect of reforms immediately. thank you very much. a fisherman is recovering in hospital after being bitten by a shark 100 miles off lands end. the 21—year—old was rescued by coastguards after being bitten on the leg by a shark which had been pulled up on deck in the nets. it's thought the crew were trying to get the porbeagle shark back into the sea when it attacked him. a lucky escape. time for a look at the weather. if you're looking for the rain it is not per week for you. if you aren't plenty of fine and dry weather that

is on the way this week. that is how we started the week with plenty of sunshine across much of the uk. but there will be increasing cloud with there will be increasing cloud with the north west, northern ireland into western scotland tomorrow. this cloud is a weak weather front peddling away but as it moves across the uk tuesday and into wednesday, barely any brain associated with that. tonight we will have some low cloud and missed expanding through the irish sea. affecting some adjacent coasts. elsewhere some clear spells. temperature is not as low as last night but still those single figures in some spots. tuesday from any starts with plenty of sunshine. i mentioned that week weather front, more of sunshine. i mentioned that week weatherfront, more cloud of sunshine. i mentioned that week weather front, more cloud for northern ireland during the day and also the west of scotland. advancing across the rest of scotland during the day. but a header that some sunshine in the north—east. plenty of sunshine away from any misty coasts in england and wales as well

for the temperatures rising into the high teens and low 20s. into the evening it starts to feel cool and fresh air because that weather front is the leading edge of cold air which moved south as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday. hand that again it will feel cool and fresher. along this week weather front as it heads south on wednesday some thicker cloud, maybe some spots of light rain showers but most staying dry. north of the weather front broken cloud and that spells but noticed the temperatures coming down to around 12 degrees on wednesday. and as that front com pletes wednesday. and as that front completes its journey southwards through wednesday night and into thursday morning, more of us in that cooler air. some chilly nights to come as well, close to freezing in the colder spots. so for the rest of the colder spots. so for the rest of the week, we that of warm, cooling

down a little but then define whether and high pressure in control but some chilly nights. and for the weekend high—pressure holding on as the fine weather continues. you're watching beyond 100 days. two scenes, two different realities. american officials talk about peace at the opening of the us embassy in jerusalem. but young palestinians don't agree — 52 people were killed today in violence on the border between gaza and israel. protestors knew the israeli army would fire back and the death toll was high. benjamin netanyahu said the country was right to act in self defence. recognising jerusalem as the capital of israel was a campaign promise for donald trump — his supporters are pleased he's made good on that commitment. also on the programme: the head of domestic british intelligence, mi5, accuses russia of bare—faced lying and criminal thuggery over the salisbury nerve agent attack. the countdown is on to the royal wedding and the us isjoining in the celebration, as one

of us found out.