work better than a camel pink paint? and wouldn't really... if i were a tea m and wouldn't really... if i were a team like norwich, i would be concerned on how to make my players lay better than how to make other players play worse. i would love to players play worse. i would love to play against a team who is at their best and beat them at their best and not try to beat them at their worst. that's a good point and we will leave it there. thank you very much indeed. jimmy mcilroy, the former burnley and northern ireland forward, has died. he was 86. mcilroy played a97 games for burnley between 1950 and 1962, winning the old first division title in 1960. richard askam looks back on his life. jimmy mcilroy had a rare talent, a foot old gentleman and quite simply internally‘s greatest ever player. —— burnley‘s greatest ever player.

he let his talent do the talking in 13 years at turf moor scoring 131 goals in a brilliant side that in 1960 was crowned league champions. to his team—mates, mcilroy was the undisputed king. it was a privilege to play with him. hejust exploded and he was quick off the mark, and you knew when he exploded the next ball was coming into the box so you we re ball was coming into the box so you were ready for it and sometimes you could just tap it in. this was jimmy seven could just tap it in. this was jimmy seve n years could just tap it in. this was jimmy seven years ago receiving an mba, an honour that typically he chose to accept at his beloved burnley rather than buckingham palace. the adulation was clear and the feeling was mutual. since i've been here, the way i've been treated by the people of burnley and the supporters

of the football club, i really appreciate what they have done. julie mcilroy was a talented footballer but even more then that he became part of the fabric of this football club. he was a regular at match days and settled in the area and this stand behind me was named in his honour. today, supporters who we re in his honour. today, supporters who were lucky enough to have seen him play, working to pay tribute to a man who shone since he made his debut at 18. you grew up with him, he has just been a legend with the club. i don't think there's anybody to match him. a sad loss to burnley. it wasn't big headed or anything like that although he was by far the best player and i think everybody looked up to him. jimmy mcilroy, who

has died. he was 86. hollie arnold has won gold for gb at the european para athletics and england have to bat for two—whole days to save the third test against india or make 521 to win. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. you are watching bbc news. agents, employees, the council and ticket holders say they're all being left out of pocket because of continuing problems at a theatre in peterborough. problems with the former management company of the broadway means shows have been cancelled. it's just the latest in a series of problems for the theatre, as anna tood reports. it should be a flagship venue for live performance. instead the

broadway theatre's reputation is dying a death. the management company has hit severe financial difficulties, affecting staff, contractors, the local council and people like barry and gwen who paid £60 cash for a show that has now been cancelled. they tried to get their money back, to no avail. initially i was upset and shocked that we weren't going to see the show. then i was probably angry they had taken my money without replying to make. if someone had replied and said we have a real problem, we are trying to sort it out, you can ask for give it but i'm being completely ignored. the only leases the site to a trust who in turn leased it to performance art ventures. theirjob was to put new life into the venue. today, no sign of any life. there's nothing going on in the theatre today, the post is still on the

doormat and there is a note talking about the termination of the lease of performance art ventures. they say they have worked tirelessly but have faced too many difficult challenges. they say one might describe pav as a heroic failure. but it's left nick fox out of pocket by £15,000. he was taken on as a technical consultant last year to support the theatre's reopening. initially no problems to get paid but problems started rising to the point you would send invoices and reminders and come in ten days later to find they were still sitting in the in tray unopened. comedienne ruby wax performed to 700 punters at the broadway in april. this man's company arranged the booking, and his £10,000 invoice has still not been paid. this happens very rarely,

i would say it's only the second incident of this happening in the last ten years though that's why we are so last ten years though that's why we are so distressed because our dealings with literally hundreds of theatres across the uk and in other countries are very much in order to standard terms and everybody conducts themselves impeccably. in this case it's been far from that. daughter charitable trust says it had no involvement or liability for the debts or contracts and says it is committed to keep the theatre open until 2020, but says ultimately ticket sales are the only way to secure its long—term future. now it's time to look at the weather. 0n shane has been in short supply for many, with a lot of cloud around but one thing that hasn't been in short supply is the warmth with temperatures in mid—20s celsius.

these are cloudy skies over preston in lancashire. tomorrow i'm hopeful we will see more in the way of sunshine. this is the satellite picture from earlier on, you can see extensive cloud. here as we go through this evening into the night, we will keep clear starry skies allowing it to turn relatively cool and fresh in scotland but further south result and temperatures holding up at maybe 18 degrees in some spots towards the south—east. getting into tomorrow and again, we have this feed of warm, humid air from the south—west and with that a lot of cloud across many parts of the country. also up to the north west we have a weather front which will start to come into play later in the day. tuesday starting off on a cloudy note for many. as we go through the day the cloud should break up bringing spells of sunshine. equally the breeze will

pick up, we will see the cloud thickening and outbreaks of rain as that weather front approaches. where we get brightness further south the temperatures can reach 27 degrees. here comes this weather front during tuesday night, a prolonged spell of heavy rain perhaps for northern ireland and scotland and during wednesday it will sink further south and east bringing rain across northern england, and into the south—west. it fizzles at this stage. the south—east of that, a lot of cloud again but some sunny spells and still someone and humidity. the further north and west you look we are starting to get fresher air. in aberdeen, glasgow and belfast 17 degrees on wednesday afternoon, compared with 27 in norwich. this weather front looks like packing up again with heavy rain here and another cold front following on behind. behind those, we get into

some much cooler and fresh air from the north west. heading towards the end of the week of big drop in temperatures, belfast 1a degrees on friday. even further south struggling to get to 20 and a mixture of sunshine and showers, and quite breezy as well. my weather throughout the rest of the evening. and he is about to celebrate a very big birthday. and as a little present, we are going to put on an early do for him. he isjust outside, we will turn the lights down a bit, everybody quiet. are we ready? now, a big cheer. right, you can comment now. who is it? it is sir lenny henry alex —— it is sir lenny henry! how are you? lovely to see you. hello. we are a bit

premature, because it is next week. it is, but what a lovely welcome, hello. are you all right? have you got plans for the big day? yes, we are having a bit of a do, there are going to be parties, pro—seco. are having a bit of a do, there are going to be parties, pro-seco. what is the best pie for you? steak and ale orjerk chicken, one of those. it is going to be good, it is going to be nice and we are just praying for the weather to be nice. it is supposed to be nice next week. you are in good company, madonna turned 60 at the end of last week, got a bus pass. she is still going. and she is in a leotard. she has all of those kids brom abaco going, "ma'am, please, put some clothes on! we did not come all the way from mullally to see this."