performed at the keeper. he is not performed at the level we _ keeper. he is not performed at the level we all— keeper. he is not performed at the level we all expect him to. i was like this— level we all expect him to. i was like this hunger from players when they've _ like this hunger from players when they've been counted out. abraham who i_ they've been counted out. abraham who i was— they've been counted out. abraham who i was with aston villa, top player— who i was with aston villa, top player not _ who i was with aston villa, top player not got as much games as he would _ player not got as much games as he would like — player not got as much games as he would like. hopefully on the team sheet _ would like. hopefully on the team sheet tonight. and it's a chance for them _ sheet tonight. and it's a chance for them to— sheet tonight. and it's a chance for them to share with the ken everyone will be _ them to share with the ken everyone will be watching and it's a big for them _ will be watching and it's a big for them. ., . , , will be watching and it's a big for them. ., ., , , ., will be watching and it's a big for them. ., . , , . will be watching and it's a big for them. ., ., , , ., ., them. how many layers have you got with the about _ them. how many layers have you got with the about six _ them. how many layers have you got with the about six layers _ them. how many layers have you got with the about six layers today. - them. how many layers have you got with the about six layers today. bbcl with the about six layers today. bbc one, from 730. next to scotland where football clubs have been told they should issue a public apology to those who've been affected by child abuse in the scottish game. that's according to the final findings of a report into sexual abuse. it was first commissioned by the scottish fa in 2016 — and has also concluded that in the majority of cases, no—one in the game had concrete evidence of abuse,

but there was varying levels of suspicion that could have been acted upon. with the details here's our sports news correspondent, chris mclaughlin. it's the report that shines a light on the darkest chapter in our national game's history. did telling who knew what and when and asking if the abuse of children and scott's football could have been avoided. the review runs to over 150 pages and concludes that in the majority of situations, no one in scottish football new in the sense...

celtic is one example. one part of the report concludes that some people at the club may have had suspicions about alleged activities at the celtic boys club. including a former senior manager andy former board member. what this report also calls for something that victims have asking for for years, and that's for clubs may have employed abusers to say sorry. the report says that they should issue an unequivocal and unreserved look apology to those that have been personally affected by sexual abuse in scottish football. the personally affected by sexual abuse in scottish football.— in scottish football. the last two da s i've in scottish football. the last two days i've never _ in scottish football. the last two days i've never experienced - in scottish football. the last two - days i've never experienced emotions like this in my life.— like this in my life. peter haynes has been bring _ like this in my life. peter haynes has been bring to _ like this in my life. peter haynes has been bring to this _ like this in my life. peter haynes has been bring to this day, - like this in my life. peter haynes has been bring to this day, he i like this in my life. peter haynes i has been bring to this day, he was abused by former sfa official hugh stephenson who is now dead. this is what i've stephenson who is now dead. this is what we been _ stephenson who is now dead. this is what i've been after— stephenson who is now dead. this is what i've been after for _ stephenson who is now dead. this is what i've been after for 25 _ stephenson who is now dead. this is what i've been after for 25 years. - what i've been after for 25 years. this aspect of the abuse. it happened a lot earlier than that,

but it's been 25 years or more for me to get to today.— but it's been 25 years or more for me to get to today. peter haynes was one of over _ me to get to today. peter haynes was one of over 30 — me to get to today. peter haynes was one of over 30 people _ me to get to today. peter haynes was one of over 30 people who _ me to get to today. peter haynes was one of over 30 people who give - one of over 30 people who give evidence mentioning a number of senior and junior boys clubs in scotland. some of the men who may have been employed by the clubs have now been convicted or have since died. have they failed to these people? died. have they failed to these eo - le? �* , died. have they failed to these ”eole?�* , ,., . died. have they failed to these --eole? , . ., died. have they failed to these --eole?, . ., , , people? any instance of abuse is down to a feeling _ people? any instance of abuse is down to a feeling as _ people? any instance of abuse is down to a feeling as your- people? any instance of abuse is down to a feeling as your people | down to a feeling as your people being _ down to a feeling as your people being subjected to abuse. when you look at _ being subjected to abuse. when you look at what we do now and the processes — look at what we do now and the processes we have in scottish football — processes we have in scottish football and should any similar instances — football and should any similar instances arrive we are actually dealing — instances arrive we are actually dealing with them in an appropriate way. dealing with them in an appropriate wa . ,, �* dealing with them in an appropriate wa _ ,, �* , ., dealing with them in an appropriate wa . ,, ~ . dealing with them in an appropriate wa. . , dealing with them in an appropriate wa. ., way. the sfa said a ma'ority of the 97 recommendations _ way. the sfa said a majority of the 97 recommendations are _ way. the sfa said a majority of the 97 recommendations are being - way. the sfa said a majority of the i 97 recommendations are being action to. but it does not and they are. civil cases are coming. i to. but it does not and they are. civil cases are coming.— civil cases are coming. i was lookin:

civil cases are coming. i was looking the _ civil cases are coming. i was looking the sfa _ civil cases are coming. i was looking the sfa in _ civil cases are coming. i was looking the sfa in the - civil cases are coming. i was looking the sfa in the clubs| civil cases are coming. i was l looking the sfa in the clubs to civil cases are coming. i was - looking the sfa in the clubs to the i’ili'it looking the sfa in the clubs to the right thing. — looking the sfa in the clubs to the right thing. take _ looking the sfa in the clubs to the right thing, take further— looking the sfa in the clubs to the right thing, take further action - looking the sfa in the clubs to the| right thing, take further action and compensate — right thing, take further action and compensate survivors— right thing, take further action and compensate survivors of— right thing, take further action and compensate survivors of historic . compensate survivors of historic abuse _ compensate survivors of historic abuse they _ compensate survivors of historic abuse. they have _ compensate survivors of historic abuse. they have what - compensate survivors of historic abuse. they have what they - compensate survivors of historicl abuse. they have what they need compensate survivors of historic - abuse. they have what they need from us to do— abuse. they have what they need from us to do that _ abuse. they have what they need from us to do that and _ abuse. they have what they need from us to do that and it's _ abuse. they have what they need from us to do that and it's now _ abuse. they have what they need from us to do that and it's now the - us to do that and it's now the opportunity— us to do that and it's now the opportunity to— us to do that and it's now the opportunity to do _ us to do that and it's now the opportunity to do the - us to do that and it's now the opportunity to do the right i us to do that and it's now the - opportunity to do the right thing. before _ opportunity to do the right thing. before some _ opportunity to do the right thing. before some for— opportunity to do the right thing. before some for now— opportunity to do the right thing. before some for now this - opportunity to do the right thing. before some for now this will - opportunity to do the right thing. i before some for now this will help them draw the line under a chapter they had no choice but to remember. and when that scottish football should neverforget. time now for some of the day's other sport stories and with less than six months to go until the tokyo olympics, the head of the organising committee, yoshiro mori, is set to step down. he's been condemed by the ioc, sponsors, politicians and the public injapan for making sexist comments. disappointment forjofra archer who has been ruled out of the second test against india which starts in chennai tomorrow. the england fast bowler�*s suffered an elbow injury. the ecb says its hopeful he'll be back for the third test in ahmedabad. and great britain's charlotte bankes has won the women's snowboard cross at the freestyle ski and snowboarding world championships in sweden — going one better than the silver medal she won in

the us two years ago. and she couldn't believe it! now what do elland road, newmarket racecourse and lord's all have in common? as well as being top level sports venues, they're also vaccination centres. as more than ia million people in the uk have received their firstjab, grassroots clubs have opened their doors and offered volunteers. professional sport has also had a key role in the inoculation campaign as ben croucher reports. welcoming the public back for the first time since the start of the pandemic. winsport stands locked out these grounds have been dormant, but with a new nationwide roll—out of the vaccination programme two months ago, many now have a new purpose. these venues are well—versed in managing large crowds and numbers.

our hosts have been superb doing everything they possibly can to make the job and task work well. this really has been a team effort. lltlul’ith really has been a team effort. with lots of parking. _ really has been a team effort. with lots of parking, big empty concourses and conference rooms sports venues make ideal vaccine house. football stadiums are being widely used, a horse racing is helping as well. they turned betting booths into makeshift fridges and crickets off—season the gloucestershire county ground lourdes and katie berry hope helping the relief effort could have one pleasant side effect step you will have people coming into the cricket grounds who have never visited the grounds who have never visited the grounds to watch cricket. and if they can be safe and we can get as many vaccinated as possible and what would be better if they and their families could come back and watch some cricket. this needs a huge work

for us to run a come along the side the nhs, furloughed staff from exeter chiefs have been volunteering their spare time. is to exeter chiefs have been volunteering their spare time.— their spare time. is to have something _ their spare time. is to have something to _ their spare time. is to have something to get _ their spare time. is to have something to get up - their spare time. is to have something to get up for - their spare time. is to have i something to get up for every their spare time. is to have - something to get up for every week and knowing you are going and doing something. but also from actually a community perspective you know you are helping to distribute a vaccine which hopefully allows the community to get back on track which further down the line will lead to us to enter our stadium again. and down the line will lead to us to enter our stadium again. and at the centre of all— enter our stadium again. and at the centre of all of _ enter our stadium again. and at the centre of all of this _ enter our stadium again. and at the centre of all of this are _ enter our stadium again. and at the centre of all of this are people - centre of all of this are people like you come up brothers and sister notes and parents and grandparents receiving the first shot. aim to make what can be a daunting experience as painless as possible. laughter. ,, . ., laughter. such an official system, i'm laughter. such an official system, l'm amazed — laughter. such an official system, l'm amazed how _ laughter. such an official system, i'm amazed how good _ laughter. such an official system, i'm amazed how good it _ laughter. such an official system, i'm amazed how good it was. - laughter. such an official system, i'm amazed how good it was. and . laughter. such an official system, i i'm amazed how good it was. and also eve bod i'm amazed how good it was. and also everybody has — i'm amazed how good it was. and also everybody has been _ i'm amazed how good it was. and also everybody has been so _ i'm amazed how good it was. and also everybody has been so happy, - i'm amazed how good it was. and also everybody has been so happy, all - i'm amazed how good it was. and also everybody has been so happy, all gotl everybody has been so happy, all got smiles _ everybody has been so happy, all got smiles in _ everybody has been so happy, all got smiles in their faces at the end of what _ smiles in their faces at the end of what must — smiles in their faces at the end of what must be a really long day. both sorts held what must be a really long day. both sports held the _ what must be a really long day. brritn

sports held the end may come into sight a little sooner. burnley say their women's football side — which had been an affiliate team and part of their work in the community — will now be fully integrated into the football club. that means they'll share facilities with the men's team and be operated as part of the club. the hope is it'll help burnley fc women turn professional. and win promotion to the fa women's championship by 2025. i'm really pleased to say we're joined by goalkeeper and captain lauren bracewell. how big a step forward is this for you and the players? we know the huge impact the pandemic has had on the women's game in particular — you're not able to play at the moment. — what's the impact been on you and your team—mates? — you've won back—to—back promotions into the fa women's national league it's a huge step forward in these times. women's football has grown massively manually since the women's world cup and the euros and it's great to see them growing. with that i think the new owners have clearly got an ambition and vision for the club and it's great to see women's football as a big part of that.

spoken me before about the challenges of this particular time under the pandemic and not all being able to play in a virtual zoom sessions you've been having to try and keep everyone positive. the message sent out with this news was the hope that you can now following the hope that you can now following the back—to—back promotions find that place in the championship. how realistic a target is that? lltlul’ith that place in the championship. how realistic a target is that?— realistic a target is that? with the club back in _ realistic a target is that? with the club back in now _ realistic a target is that? with the club back in now that _ realistic a target is that? with the club back in now that should - realistic a target is that? with the club back in now that should be i club back in now that should be doable. hoping before then if i'm honest but we've done so well in the past few seasons that a little bit of backing from the club will push us onto new levels.— us onto new levels. what does it mean for people _ us onto new levels. what does it mean for people in _ us onto new levels. what does it mean for people in burnley - us onto new levels. what does it mean for people in burnley and l us onto new levels. what does it i mean for people in burnley and the girls in particularfor the community? it girls in particular for the community?— girls in particular for the community? girls in particular for the communi ? . , , community? it affects the community as well. it will _ community? it affects the community as well. it will only _ community? it affects the community as well. it will only benefit _ as well. it will only benefit everybody and hopefully the younger girls the community can come down to the games and see what they can achieve as well in the next few years. achieve as well in the next few ears. . . achieve as well in the next few ears. . , y ., achieve as well in the next few ears. . , , ., . years. lauren we wish you all the best.

february is lgbt+ history month and we're continuing our series of reports by hearing from carys hall tonight. she started out as an athlete, but switched to rugby union and now plays for sale sharks in the premier 15. she's been telling us why having more role models growing up would have — in her words — "allowed her to be herself earlier." this is carys' story: and smile. hi, i'm carys hall, i play rugby for sale sharks, i'm a science teacher, i'm a woman who is black and queer. i grew up on a council estate and we were one of the few black families on that estate. and being a young person with quite a muscular bodyjust remember times when there would be young kids, isn't kids that would just say or question whether i was a boy or girl. i thought i had quite a feminine body, i can only be who i am and the muscles that i have

helped me become in my sport. the positives athletics does have is it's very multicultural. there's a lot of people with the same skin colour as me that do really well. then coming into rugby where the whole picture changes where the main players, the main celebrities if you like our white male from a private schooled individuals. being a black lady and from a council estate rugby was never going to be a sport that i played. because it was not for a sport for a person like me. i look at my team now and look at the teams i've been in. it was always a handful of black ladies on that team. i think having more role models earlier on in my life would just allow me to be myself earlier. that word to use as my identity and sexuality is queer because it's different. the rugby community in general are very open to lots of people, bodies, shapes and sizes. allows you to comfortable with who

you are regardless of what sexuality you are regardless of what sexuality you are, it'sjust you are regardless of what sexuality you are, it's just very welcoming. i ended up having a girlfriend for, i think about two years before if told my family. coming from a black family and jamaican heavy family i was very fortunate not to be rejected by my mum, my dad, my brother, my sister like me for who my hand. —— who i am. there's lots of people in my life where i feel very comfortable with who i am, might be someone else hearing this and see this and say they could open up and see this and say they could open up opportunities for people at school. if i was talking to my younger self 15 years ago i would just say be happy combat believe in yourself. whether that's wearing tracksuit bottoms while everyone is wearing dresses or cutting his hair so it's wearing dresses or cutting his hair so its short at the sides everyone has their own little niche to discover and that's the best thing about people. abs,

discover and that's the best thing about people-— discover and that's the best thing about --eole. �* ., ., .,, about people. a reminder of our top story tonight- _ cameron norrie is the only singles player left flying the flag for britain in the australian open — he is into the third round where he'll face the 20 time grand slam champion rafa nadal. that's if for tonight. or if you later in the night, but until hello there. it will be another cold night tonight, perhaps not quite as cold as it was last night, more of a breeze blowing. a windy day in the southwest today and any wet weather here should move away at the cloud thickens in northern ireland with patchy snow arriving. snow showers coming into eastern scotland and the northeast of england. that will bring some icy conditions as well as the widespread frost it is to bridge a little bit higher than last night persaud could be down to —13 or

lower in the highlands of scotland. some early snow in northern ireland especially in the west that should move away. club should break in wales and the southwest, but more in the way of centring on friday. for many dry and quite sunny, fewer snow showers in the afternoon and of course eastern scotland in the northeast of england. a stronger breeze for many parts of the country bringing in the cold airfor continental europe. feel colder with the structure struggling to get much above freezing. it will feel really cold on saturday with some very strong winds. we've got some snow coming into western areas in particular across northern.

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