this is bbc news. the headlines. john worboys the so called black cab rapist has beenjailed for life at the old bailey with a minimum term of six years, for attacking four more victims. he isa he is a manipulative and dangerous individual. we welcome the life sentence but we are concerned he could be out afterjust sentence but we are concerned he could be out after just a sentence but we are concerned he could be out afterjust a few sentence but we are concerned he could be out after just a few years. borisjohnson meets his cabinet for the first time since the election he says he's determined to lead a people's government. members of parliament return return to the commons, mps are sworn in and the new commons speaker is formally elected. half a million hotpoint and indesit washing machines are to be recalled because their door locking system could be a fire risk. tv presenter caroline flack stands

down as host of love island after being charged with assault. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... coming up after 8 all the latest from tonight's parliamentary labour party meeting in westminster. it's the first time the party's mps will meet since losing 60 seats in the general election, and leaderjeremy corbyn is expected to address the meeting. just after quarter past 8, as the top italian football league serie a faces heavy criticism over a new ‘say no to racism' campaign, we'll speak to former professional footballer and anti racism campaigner clarke ca rlisle. and this instance celebrates its 30th anniversary, the first episode aired on the 17th of december 1989 with a christmas special and the

animated series has run since then for more than 600 episodes. that is all to come. now time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. who decided this was a good idea? italy's anti—racism campaign in football is described as a "sickjoke". liverpool have a quarter final cup match at villa park tonight — but this is the first team training in qatar. jurgen klopp tells us why they've prioritised this game, despite the country's poor human rights record. and one down two to go — t20 victory for england women over pakistan. also coming up in the programme... a disappointing finish earlier this year, but adam gemili says it's only the beginning.

before you know it i will be retiring and look back at your career thinking i could have done differently. i want to have no regrets. so i'm trying to take every opportunity. hello and welcome to sportsday. when these images were released as part of an anti—racism campain in italian football — many outside of ths country thought it was a spoof. but this is real. serie a have approved an artist who's used pictures of painted monkeys to highlight the problem of racism in italian football. several clubs have condemed the move including ac milan who said they hadn't been consulted. britian has serious problems

with racism in football too, but is this just indicative of the lack of understanding in italian football of how to address racism? the artist behind the campaign has defended his work. earlier i spoke to anti—discrimination group kick it out and they described their reaction when they discovered the campaign wasa reaction when they discovered the campaign was a genuine attempt to combat racism. when i had established it was not a joke, i was shocked. everyone thought it was just inappropriate and we think it is great when the governing body or lea k wa nts to is great when the governing body or leak wants to do more to tackle racism but that is clear that it is clearly inappropriate and counter—productive and undermines any positive intent they may have had with the campaign. we really hope that they will reconsider

replacing the graphics and using something else because apes and monkeys have no place in any kind of antiracism campaign wherever your reasons wait. italy have such an horrific problem with racism in football, black friday was a recent headline in the newspaper. giving players red cards for reacting to racism, monkey chants. did you see this campaign and just feel despair that there is no sign of progress? it is disappointing that they got it so it is disappointing that they got it so catastrophically wrong. but i think that there are positives in the sense that they are trying to address something and clearly they have done it in a very misguided way but that is a certain positive to the fact that they are now looking to address it. and also it is important that we do not get complacent about the problem in this

country. it is easy when things go wrong in italy or russia to look over and point and saying they are rubbish and pat ourselves on the back but we have many problems with racism and discrimination in this country so it is imperative we do not use incidents like this to think that we are not having to tackle problems in our own country. absolutely. and did you hear the explanation from the artist as to why he used to monkeys? it wasjust the idea that we are all descended from apes but i think it is misguided and someone who clearly does not have a strong understanding of equality, of inclusion and you know you would think that the senior leadership had siri a probably do not have that understanding either. you have mario balotelli, moise kean, all black players who have

been racially abused and had monkey noises in italian stadiums so to do something like this will only further dehumanise black people in that country. it will only serve to fuel i think the attitude that says that we can call black people monkeys. so they may have been positive intent but it was misguided and we really think they need to reconsider this campaign and clearly any future campaigns that they run. let's take you now to quatar where liverpool are after making the choice to prioritise the club world cup over the ca rabou cup. jurgen klopp and their senior team have travelled to the middle east to play mexican side monterray tomorrow, while their under 23's are in the midlands to take on aston villa in the quarter finals of the league cup. it's sparked debate about the volume of competitions in football, not to mention qatar's stance

on homosexuality and shocking record on human rights issues. 0ur reporter 0llie foster is in doha for us. you can probably see liverpool have brought the british weather with them. about ten or 15 kilometres away from the stadium they had their final training session before the semifinal against monterey here tomorrow night. we had from the managerjurgen klopp earlier and he spoke at length about many things andi spoke at length about many things and i asked him about the continuing concerns from various human rights organisations about the welfare of worker migrants here at tens if not hundreds of deaths around the infrastructure to get ready for the world cup in three years time here in qatarand world cup in three years time here in qatar and also i asked him about many liverpool fans who have felt so uncomfortable about coming here, gay

groups associated with liverpool football clu b groups associated with liverpool football club who have not travelled because they would not feel that they could be themselves. it is a very serious thing to talk about and i think that these answers should be given by people who know more about it and if i can be influential in foot ball it and if i can be influential in football but i think in politics other people have to be influential. whatever i could say about that would not help the situation but just create another headline. that is not how it should work. i like you asking questions but i think i'm the wrong person to answer. as other athletes. because we are here, we arrived here and we were welcomed and everything is organised like it should be. that is our situation here. organising the competition wherever it is in the world fifa did that so they are the people who organised it and have to think about

these kind of things. not athletes. sojurgen klopp addressing that issue earlier today. so liverpool are on this incredible run in the premier league at the moment, that winning momentum that has seen them go so winning momentum that has seen them go so many winning momentum that has seen them go so many points clear at the top of the table. is this going to be a distraction? james milner said it would be a welcome distraction because it is another trophy for them to win butjurgen klopp was asked about just what the club them to win butjurgen klopp was asked aboutjust what the club world cup meant to him and to liverpool. if you would ask me beforehand, if i think they should be a club world cup in the middle of the season i would say no. that is my honest opinion. but we speak about these kind of fixtures constantly, we are here and it is the most important competition in the world for us at this moment. so he says that they're in itand this moment. so he says that they're in it and they're going to try to win it. they say they're proud to represent europe and european have such a great recent history in the

clu b world such a great recent history in the club world cup as well and liverpool are club world cup as well and liverpool a re clear club world cup as well and liverpool are clear favourites. just two matches to win and they go home as world champions as well and there in this transposition, they will stay up this transposition, they will stay up late this evening to watch their second string play in the league cup quarterfinal against aston villa. james milner also said because the match here is not until quite late tomorrow evening they can have a lion so they will be staying up late to be cheering on their other team who play against aston villa. time to take a look at the other sports news stories making the headlines today. arsenal and everton play each other this weekend and could both have new managers in place by then. everton have made carlo ancelotti first choice to be their new boss after the italian was sacked by napoli last week. he won the premier league and the fa cup with chelsea in 2010. meanwhile arsenal are in talks to bring in former captain mikel arteta — who is currently pep guardiola's assistant at manchester city.

guardiola has said he won't stand in arteta's way. when we have any new news i will know and you will know. we will know what happened. now he is here tomorrow training with us, he trained today. and that is it. former british cyclist jess varnish has won the right to appeal against the finding of a tribunal which ruled that she wasn't an employee of british cycling. the 29—year—old was controversially dropped from the gb programme for the 2016 rio olympics. in a statement varnish said she wanted to give athletes an opportunity "to hold to account employees of governing bodies." new orleans saints quarterback drew brees has become the all—time leader in touchdown passes. he made four throws for four touchdowns in their win over the indianapolis colts last night. it took him past payton manning and gives him a career total

of 5111 touchdown passes. there was a good win for england's women overnight in the first t20 international against pakistan. 0pener amyjones top scored with a half century as england reached 154 for four from their 20 overs. henry moran was watching in kuala lumpur. a winning start for england at the beginning of 3t20 internationals against pakistan, a crucial phase in the build—up to the t20 world cup come february. pakistan looked like they could be in to cause a shock but, in but, in the end, england's154 was enough, winning by 29 runs. sophie eccleston the pick of the bowlers, three wickets, and a convincing win for england

to get this phase of the tour off to the perfect start. we did well to get to 160, pakistan bowled quite tight with a tight field. we are happy we got there in the end and probably left a few out there, the bowlers did a greatjob. the trip concludes with two t20 games starting on thursday, they will be looking to make a clean sweep to give maximum momentum heading towards australia in february. just a few months ago, british sprinter adam gemili was at a low point. he had been favourite to medal at the world championships, but — in his words — ran an amaturish race, finishing fourth. he's spoken to our reporter seth bennett about his disappointment and how his decision making in that race won't set him back in the lead up to tokyo 2020. ijust ran i just ran scared. ijust ran scared. knowing that i was the favourite. my training partner was on the outside and i

knew i had to get off the bend in