to the bbc‘sjo currie. it is so strange, i was in training one day and i got hit in the face andi one day and i got hit in the face and ijust one day and i got hit in the face and i just broke one day and i got hit in the face and ijust broke down. i kind of went to decide and i was like oh my god, i'm not ok. we went the lake at brighton this year and everybody is delighted and i did not even want to celebrate. i felt terrible. delighted and i did not even want to celebrate. ifelt terrible. probably one of the worst days that i had felt i had been feeling bad. everybody is still buzzing and i felt really away from it, because i had not been plainly games. i was just setting on the bench, trying to be part of this unbelievable feeling. i am smiling for the camera and outside, i remember going into the shower and because her champion and just cried. this is how i feel, i'm making the information. i cried

for 1050 minutes in the shower and after that i was fine. i want to make it a number thing that people are having a conversation about this. because if he had an injured hamstring you would be going to your physio and saying this is so aware and people should be able to say that they are not feeling great. worse is the point? and not come to the point that players or anyone is feeling it is such a low point that then they have to get help. they should be support in place that somebody is not having one bad day. they should be able to chat on the door assembly and say look, i'm not having a great day for topical be nothing, but that could escalate and ascot become an issue. so, playing football brilliant and the way that it is brilliant and stuff, but we are all human and anybody could be low and have bad anxiety. i think it isjust, low and have bad anxiety. i think it is just, you low and have bad anxiety. i think it isjust, you mental low and have bad anxiety. i think it is just, you mental well—being low and have bad anxiety. i think it isjust, you mental well—being is just as important if you are a footballer or if you are a dog walker. emma mitchell there.

and if you've been affected by a mental health issue help can be found on the bbc website. josh warrington will defend his ibf world featherweight title on saturday in leeds against french challenger sofiane ta koucht. but it's neither the opponent or the venue he'd targetted. he was hoping for a unification clash under the bright lights of vegas or new york. our reporter tanya arnold went with him. a16—year—old lad, if i did not get into boxing i was going tojoin the army or look at getting into the royal marines, so the boxing take off and the rest is history. but maybe we will see will tap after i retire. josh mornington is a regular visitor to barix around yorkshire,

talking to soldiers and especially supporting a boxing choice. 0n talking to soldiers and especially supporting a boxing choice. on this occasion he got a bit more of a hands—on experience. occasion he got a bit more of a hands—on experiencelj occasion he got a bit more of a hands-on experience. i tell you what, nobody would be cutting up in one of those, where they? this upcoming fight not be the one he dreamt of, but he is motivated by wanting to stay champion and the opportunities it affords on. wanting to stay champion and the opportunities it affords onm wanting to stay champion and the opportunities it affords on. it is an honouri opportunities it affords on. it is an honour i get invited back. speaking to the soldiers as they go through the daily, they have got a winners mentality and mindset. just speaking to them, you are buzzing for them. i watches fights and i was satisfied and neither couple months ago stop a cracking match. he is a lovely bloke. he has a lot of time for everybody. it is amazing having such a big box are common. 0ne for everybody. it is amazing having such a big box are common. one of the perks of the jobs, definitely. so much to learn from a role model likejosh, he so much to learn from a role model like josh, he is so much to learn from a role model likejosh, he is fantastic so much to learn from a role model like josh, he is fantastic with so much to learn from a role model likejosh, he is fantastic with his fans, such a family man. he is so

courageous and dedicated. if you wa nt to courageous and dedicated. if you want to develop something, you need to ta ke want to develop something, you need to take on some of his values and standards. synergy do what he has done, you're at the top of the world, it is brilliant. next was the virtual reality shooting range. it turns out that the man is who is used to hitting targets with his vests, is not about the rifle. he did quite well. on the whole, not too bad. i took my time and check my shots. did not do to bad. the preparation is almost done. now he has a job to do in the hope that next time he will get kind of fight he really wants. i will set because myjob, not think about he really wants. i will set because my job, not think about what could be next. i will focus on winning that fight and win in style. i want another belt, so, you know, i have got to when the site and send the message out. competitive to the end.

tanya arnold reporting there. that's all from sportsday. we are edging ever closer to the nugget stages at the rugby world cup. important victories today. wales made it through to the quarterfinals with a hard fought win over fiji. scotland unimportant bonus point win over russia, that will set up their showdown against a host japan on sunday to stop we will set up their showdown against a hostjapan on sunday to stop we do know there is a type then approaching and it may reschedule or alter the pennies for some of the games. some even voice cancellations, you can keep right across the sports website and bbc news channel. we will have much my view throughout the evening. good night. —— much more bore you. you are watching bbc news. the

pa rents of you are watching bbc news. the parents of 19—year—old harry dunne has met the foreign secretary to discuss the case. the government... the suspect has since returned to the us. i's mum, charlotte, give her reaction after the meeting. just disgusted. let down. by both governments. i cannot really see the point is to buy we were invited to go and say dominic raab, we are no further forward than what we were this time last week. part of me is feeling like it was just a publicity stu nt. feeling like it was just a publicity stunt. in the uk government's side. to show that they are trying to help, but we are, although he is engaging thus, we have got no a nswe i’s. engaging thus, we have got no answers. just really best rated that

we could spend half—an—hour or more with him and just we have come out with him and just we have come out with nothing. harry dunn's mother without speaking a little earlier this afternoon. now, time for the weather. in glasgow we have as locking of the road. this is a result of the prolonged spell of wet weather we had seen. seems like this will probably become a bit more common opening xp days were some of us. there is more rain in the forecast. there is more rain in the forecast. the forecast. the radar picture shows how extensive the showers today have been. nonstop across western scotland. at the state into south—east england. the driest weather for east anglia and north—east of scotland, newish hours. 0vernight checks, that area of low pressure moves across the partner to scotland. we will continue to see shower speed in across scotland, it will stay quite, as well. 0therwise, showers confined

to western coast and hills. temperatures down to five in norwich. but tomorrow's whether, another area of low pressure on the charts. this in bringing south—westerly winds and they were in france that will extend a band of rain into northern and western areas of the country. shower to start off with four west of scotland, otherwise a bright and sunny start. but maintaining when it was by three northern ireland into northern england and in across scotland, but rate becomes sunny and persistent as well. by the south and east, no great amount of rain. in fact, for most the day it will be dry, bright and mild. by the bans of rain pushing into western scotland could cause a few issues. this weather fun trailing down across england and wales that becomes very slow moving as they go through friday. this will bring a lot of rain to the hills of wales and also about the peaks in the southern pennines. met office warning already issued, could see 50 to 70 managers of rain. enough to

cause localised surface water flooding. ellis observed rain across the south—east, no great amount of rain around on friday. indeed, here it'll put him out of the tyres up to 18 degrees or so. further north and west, into the pressure and cooler air. temperatures 12 to 1a degrees. across england and wales this weekend we have more unsettled began on the bible stops and heavy rain around and often quite cloudy. localised surface water flooding is a possibility. by that neither scotla nd a possibility. by that neither scotland and northern ireland, other which is unsettled here we have a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. that issue weather.

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