days left for ell! days left for the former england striker eni aluko feels social media companies must be accountable to government in their efforts to stamp out online abuse. she earlier told me that the gains in 2012 were a watershed moment for women's football and also as a commentator after the black players received abuse for their euro final loss. the experience was like changing honestly. i live in a world where football rules and is donated by football rules and is donated by football but the olympics are bigger than football. and for all of us involved we saw how important sports is to the rest of the world and how effective it is in making people happy and inspiring the next generation for each sport. so just looking up and walking into the lift and seeing the other athletes and one day i walked into the lift and

anthonyjoshua was there and jessica ennis and all these amazing athletes who work so hard. and i think at the time, women's football was still at a point in 2012 were people did not really care. it was not sort of the sport it is now where is attracting broadcasters and brands and players are playing at the highest level. we were really at the cusp of change for the game and the olympics was to see change. and a watershed moment for women positive about because it opened up the olympics. i really proud to have been part of that time when it shifted the olympics and hopefully the same for the women's football and women both men football in the tokyo olympics as well. what in the tokyo olympics as well. what did ou in the tokyo olympics as well. what did you make _ in the tokyo olympics as well. what did you make of— in the tokyo olympics as well. what did you make of the _ in the tokyo olympics as well. what did you make of the racist abuse of england's black players it after the euro final. it was a reaction to that? ' , euro final. it was a reaction to that? g ., .,, euro final. it was a reaction to that? g ., ., , that? my reaction was what every other black _ that? my reaction was what every other black person _ that? my reaction was what every other black person present - that? my reaction was what every l other black person present reaction should be in every other person in

the world's reaction should be which is discussed in disappointment but i'm not surprised. frankly i don't really think that we should be reducing what was a very successful run and very successful tournament for england down to racism and the racist response to penalties, to be honest. i will but for the focus on the fact that england got to the final, it was 18, a multicultural team, a diversity in the everybody celebrated and everybody felt was relatable to them, with a coach in gareth southgate who really lead the way in a really admirable way. deleting your twitter account making a stand in that way, is that something that you feel will make an impact in how social media firms tackle this?— impact in how social media firms tackle this? no, i think will make an imact tackle this? no, i think will make an impact will— tackle this? no, i think will make an impact will be _ tackle this? no, i think will make an impact will be the _ tackle this? no, i think will make an impact will be the social - tackle this? no, i think will make| an impact will be the social media firms like twitter to become accountable either through government, for government to

legislate against this and for more accountability to be brought through with the criminaliszation of racism on social medium. that is what is going to happen impact. i don't think talking or tweeting about is going to have an impact and ifeel hypocritical being on a platform, the very platform that i am sort of trying to stand against and i feel hypocritical being part of it. with the men's euros now over, the next big footballing tournament on the horizon is next year's delayed women's euros, which will take place across england. one of those hoping to be a part of it is toni duggan. after four seasons in spain, she's recently rejoined everton, the club where she started her professional career. it's been a long time, eight years since _ it's been a long time, eight years since i_ it's been a long time, eight years since i was — it's been a long time, eight years since i was last over as well. i think— since i was last over as well. i think everything has gone full circle — think everything has gone full circle to— think everything has gone full circle to be honest and i could not be happier— circle to be honest and i could not be happier with how it's gone. throughout the whole so far, i play champions — throughout the whole so far, i play champions league so far bart one so to come _ champions league so far bart one so to come back here for every ten and

being _ to come back here for every ten and being part _ to come back here for every ten and being part of the club, and to miss out on_ being part of the club, and to miss out oniusl— being part of the club, and to miss out onjust this being part of the club, and to miss out on just this year, then being part of the club, and to miss out onjust this year, then i could not afford — out onjust this year, then i could not afford to take that risk again. but hopefully next year we are back in but _ but hopefully next year we are back in but we _ but hopefully next year we are back in but we cannot hang on the fact it will be _ in but we cannot hang on the fact it will be so _ in but we cannot hang on the fact it will be so difficult. there are so many _ will be so difficult. there are so many tough teams in the league and from estimate point of view for the club, _ from estimate point of view for the club, look— from estimate point of view for the club, look at the thing so far as they— club, look at the thing so far as they are — club, look at the thing so far as they are really ambitious and hopefully the players start signing now are _ hopefully the players start signing now are taking the clung to the next level~ _ it was business as usual at the tour de france for the leader tadej pogacar. he looks well on his way to retaining the yellowjersey this year with five stages to go. but the problems continue at team ineos. in past years so dominant, they're yet to win a stage at this year's race. drew savage reports. 512 miles from today's * in the pyrenees to paris. stage was classed as a medium mountain states are for the tour hits the really stuff stuff tomorrow. mark cavendish would be to

cut off time and stay in the race. he has exceeded all expectations, unlike team ineos. they had won seven of the previous nine tourists but this your not so well. garrett thomas crashed and no stage went so far in the lead rider is only four. it will be hard to challenge tadej pogacar who leads by five minutes or even finish alongside him on the podium. with the grenadier is opted not to chase the stage went today. however patrick conrad did as he broke three and held on for 18 miles, the first professional stage win for the 29—year—old from vienna which meant everything to him. while the other leading contenders all finish together, the battle for your lubricant miss tomorrow but time is running out. —— the battle for yellow will recommence tomorrow. he's won seven world titles and is the most successful driver formula i has ever seen. now lewis hamilton has a new mission — to make the sport more diverse. his plan is to get more young black

people to take up science and engineering subjects. he's been speaking to sally nugent about it. music. lewis hamilton, good morning. good morninu. lewis hamilton, good morning. good morning- you're _ lewis hamilton, good morning. good morning. you're making _ lewis hamilton, good morning. good morning. you're making a _ lewis hamilton, good morning. good morning. you're making a very - morning. you're making a very secial morning. you're making a very special announcement, - morning. you're making a very special announcement, you - morning. you're making a very| special announcement, you are working on this for a very long time. , ., ., ., , time. the beginning of a “ourney ”ushin time. the beginning of a “ourney pushing mi time. the beginning of a “ourney pushing for change h time. the beginning of a “ourney pushing for change in h time. the beginning of a journey pushing for change in my - time. the beginning of a journey l pushing for change in my industry. where it really stems from is i thought that meat be in this poor and we thought as a family us making it to the sport would break the mould and it would open up doors and pathways to other new young black talent. when i ask why there is such a lack of diversity within our industry, no one has an answer for it. i industry, no one has an answer for it. ., industry, no one has an answer for it. . ., , ., , ., industry, no one has an answer for it. i have to give people who are really excited _ it. i have to give people who are really excited to _ it. i have to give people who are really excited to talk _ it. i have to give people who are really excited to talk to - it. i have to give people who are really excited to talk to you, - really excited to talk to you, natalie and ella.—

really excited to talk to you, natalie and ella.- how really excited to talk to you, - natalie and ella.- how are natalie and ella. hello. how are ou? i'm natalie and ella. hello. how are you? im fine. _ natalie and ella. hello. how are you? i'm fine, how— natalie and ella. hello. how are you? i'm fine, how are - natalie and ella. hello. how are you? i'm fine, how are you? - natalie and ella. hello. how are l you? i'm fine, how are you? what i've you? i'm fine, how are you? what we noticed — you? i'm fine, how are you? what i've noticed watching formula 1 is they are — i've noticed watching formula 1 is they are actually very few black women — they are actually very few black women in — they are actually very few black women in yourteam. they are actually very few black women in your team. and stephanie being _ women in your team. and stephanie being one _ women in your team. and stephanie being one of them. what would you say being one of them. what would you say two _ being one of them. what would you say two black girls aspiring to be engineers — say two black girls aspiring to be engineers in formula i? say two black girls aspiring to be engineers in formula 1? stephanie is a hero. engineers in formula 1? stephanie is a hero- she — engineers in formula 1? stephanie is a hero- she is— engineers in formula 1? stephanie is a hero. she is absolutely _ engineers in formula 1? stephanie is a hero. she is absolutely amazing. . a hero. she is absolutely amazing. and what she has had to overcome in order to be in our sport is incredible. last year i had to be on the podium with herfor the incredible. last year i had to be on the podium with her for the first time. she was the first black woman to be on the podium in the sport and there are 40,000 jobs within the industry but currently only 1% of those are from black backgrounds. so that's what we need to change. this is lewis. hello, _ that's what we need to change. this is lewis. hello, how— that's what we need to change. this is lewis. hello, how are _ that's what we need to change. this is lewis. hello, how are you - that's what we need to change. this is lewis. hello, how are you doing? j is lewis. hello, how are you doing? thank you- — is lewis. hello, how are you doing? thank you- pretty — is lewis. hello, how are you doing? thank you. pretty good, _ is lewis. hello, how are you doing? thank you. pretty good, yeah? - is lewis. hello, how are you doing? thank you. pretty good, yeah? i'ml thank you. pretty good, yeah? i'm fine. do thank you. pretty good, yeah? i'm fine- do you _ thank you. pretty good, yeah? i'm fine. do you have _ thank you. pretty good, yeah? i'm fine. do you have a _ thank you. pretty good, yeah? i'm fine. do you have a question - thank you. pretty good, yeah? i'm fine. do you have a question for i thank you. pretty good, yeah? i'm i

fine. do you have a question for me? how does your— fine. do you have a question for me? how does your family _ fine. do you have a question for me? how does your family react _ fine. do you have a question for me? how does your family react when - fine. do you have a question for me? how does your family react when you told them _ how does your family react when you told them you — how does your family react when you told them you wanted _ how does your family react when you told them you wanted to _ how does your family react when you told them you wanted to become - how does your family react when you told them you wanted to become a l told them you wanted to become a formula _ told them you wanted to become a formula 1— told them you wanted to become a formula 1 driver? _ told them you wanted to become a formula 1 driver?— formula 1 driver? good question. i wanted to be _ formula 1 driver? good question. i wanted to be a _ formula 1 driver? good question. i wanted to be a race _ formula 1 driver? good question. i wanted to be a race car _ formula 1 driver? good question. i wanted to be a race car driver - formula 1 driver? good question. i| wanted to be a race car driver from really about five or six or old. i knew that's what i wanted to do, and at the time of course it was just such a far—fetched dream but it was a big dream. i started such a far—fetched dream but it was a big dream. istarted racing such a far—fetched dream but it was a big dream. i started racing when i was eight years old, so that was in the beginning of thatjourney. let me know, ok. flan the beginning of that “ourney. let me know. ouch the beginning of that “ourney. let me know, ok. can you try to catch max for stefan _ me know, ok. can you try to catch max for stefan as _ me know, ok. can you try to catch max for stefan as well? _ me know, ok. can you try to catch max for stefan as well? i'm - me know, ok. can you try to catch. max for stefan as well? i'm working hard, i max for stefan as well? i'm working hard. i will. _ max for stefan as well? i'm working hard, i will, trust _ max for stefan as well? i'm working hard, i will, trust me. _ max for stefan as well? i'm working hard, iwill, trust me. goodbye! - max for stefan as well? i'm working hard, i will, trust me. goodbye! so| hard, iwill, trust me. goodbye! so that ou hard, iwill, trust me. goodbye! so that you have _ hard, iwill, trust me. goodbye! so that you have it. _ hard, iwill, trust me. goodbye! so that you have it. to _ hard, iwill, trust me. goodbye! so that you have it. to give _ hard, iwill, trust me. goodbye! so that you have it. to give people - that you have it. to give people challenging you to kind of come up with the goods now because motorsport does not represent society, does it? it motorsport does not represent society, does it?— motorsport does not represent society, does it? it does not, and at the moment _ society, does it? it does not, and at the moment that's _ society, does it? it does not, and at the moment that's what - society, does it? it does not, and at the moment that's what we - society, does it? it does not, and| at the moment that's what we are here to change. and i truly believe thatis here to change. and i truly believe that is possible and again with these kids we just met, it is

showing in them and their families that this is actually a real route for them. well it back, i don't want to look back and think i was this champion, i want to look back and say that i was a part of something. let's see if you cannot catch max for stepping this year. that's just about it from me. there is, though, diamond league athletics from gateshead over on bbc two right now. katerina johnson thompson back for entry them on the big names in action there. you can also follow it via the red button and bbc sport website. we will see you soon. a good evening, he or watching bbc news. let's return to the story of the day that the government as fall

off a attent by conservative backbenchers to lower the foreign aid spending. the government won by 35 in an attempt to lower the target to 0.5% of foreign aid spending. a certificate when for borisjohnson certificate when for boris johnson singh off certificate when for borisjohnson singh off a tory certificate when for boris johnson singh off a tory revote and at the same time has parked an issue that seems divisive amongst tory voters. he is less of a bit of time. i'm sure he parked it entirely. savings today was not the fact that the government won but the fact the house of commons actually voted for because until this morning, the government aid cut was a temporary affair. something it said that will be returned as soon as the fiscal situation allows and there was lots of members in government that would happen next year. that is now not going to happen also government has now applied it to new tests before any aid spending can be increased again and that means national debt has to be falling, borrowing has to be wiped out so there is no longer being used for day—to—day spending.

and there are many economists and many mps in many aid charities to say those bars are so high, they are very difficult to leap over and what effectively mps have voted for today is an effective permanent cut in the uk's aid budget. and that it's usually significant. so the impact todayis usually significant. so the impact today is the fact that the uk government has taken £4 million out of it's a budget this year that will be repeated at nausea now until those economic tests are met and that bar is very high. in those economic tests are met and that bar is very high.— that bar is very high. in some senior conservatives - that bar is very high. in some senior conservatives not - that bar is very high. in some senior conservatives not very| that bar is very high. in some - senior conservatives not very happy about it. here's a tweet from the former scottish conservative leader ruth davidson who said for colleagues who should i manifest after an effective and committed to this, it is a bloodied disgrace. and here is theresa may speaking in the house of commons a little earlier. we are told they will be dire conferences for tax and public spending _ conferences for tax and public spending if this motion is defeated tonight _

spending if this motion is defeated tonight. we have borrowed £400 million! _ tonight. we have borrowed £400 million! where are the dyer cost which _ million! where are the dyer cost which is — million! where are the dyer cost which is about that? it seems that £4 billion— which is about that? it seems that £4 billion is really bad news but 400 billion, who cares? finally as pointed _ 400 billion, who cares? finally as pointed out — 400 billion, who cares? finally as pointed out with a two tests being met in— pointed out with a two tests being met in one — pointed out with a two tests being met in one calendar year only once in the _ met in one calendar year only once in the last— met in one calendar year only once in the last 20. i have been in this house _ in the last 20. i have been in this house for— in the last 20. i have been in this house for nearly a quarter of the century — house for nearly a quarter of the century. during that time i have never— century. during that time i have never voted against a three line bill for— never voted against a three line bill for my— never voted against a three line bill for my own party. as from and after _ bill for my own party. as from and after i _ bill for my own party. as from and after i suffered at the hands of rebels — after i suffered at the hands of rebels and i know what it is like to see party— rebels and i know what it is like to see party colleagues voting against the government but we made a promise to the _ the government but we made a promise to the poorest people in the world and the _ to the poorest people in the world and the government has broken that promise _ and the government has broken that promise and this motion means that premise _ promise and this motion means that premise may be broken for years to come _ premise may be broken for years to come with — premise may be broken for years to come. with deep regret, i will vote against _ come. with deep regret, i will vote against the — come. with deep regret, i will vote against the motion today. the come. with deep regret, i will vote against the motion today.— against the motion today. the first time she is — against the motion today. the first time she is voted _ against the motion today. the first time she is voted against - against the motion today. the first time she is voted against a - against the motion today. the first time she is voted against a three l time she is voted against a three line whip as she said. where is the public mood on this? mp5 line whip as she said. where is the public mood on this?— public mood on this? mps in the government _ public mood on this? mps in the government supporting - public mood on this? mps in the government supporting it - public mood on this? mps in the government supporting it leavel public mood on this? mps in the - government supporting it leave they are into and public opinion, that actually during a pandemic many voters think that that is where it should go. but there are others clearly who disagree with that. just

literally in the last two minutes to add to what theresa may said an estimate from sirjohn major the former conservative prime minister, send government has bleakly broken his word should be ashamed. this is not conservatives in a pretty nice but the stamp of little england and not great britain. this route has not great britain. this route has not gone away yet.— not gone away yet. james in westminster, _ not gone away yet. james in westminster, thank - not gone away yet. james in westminster, thank you - not gone away yet. james in | westminster, thank you very not gone away yet. james in - westminster, thank you very much indeed. headlights coming up for you very shortly but now time for a pause and the weather. it's a pleasant enough evening out there as well. just a couple of scattered showers in one or two areas. what about tomorrow? looking good. in fact, the outlook is looking very good indeed. it's going turn increasingly warm and sunny. so, the here and now, across many central and western areas, it is going to be a mostly clear night. however, out towards the east, along the north sea coast, it may turn cloudy, so that means a bit of a slow start to the day for some of us on wednesday. but not cold in the morning. 15 degrees, for example, in liverpool. so, the forecast for wednesday, lots of fine weather

right from the word go. plenty of sunny spells all the way. in one or two areas in the north west it might turn a little cloudier and cooler, too. 17 for stornoway, but low 20s for the lowlands of scotland and northern ireland. mid—20s expected in the south. how about thursday and friday? every bit as warm and sunny. in fact, by friday in some spots, up to 27 degrees.

thank you. that is all from us. time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. 45 people have died in south africa in unrest triggered by the jailing of former presidentjacob zuma. more shopping malls looted, businesses ransacked and riots on the streets in five days of violence in two provinces, the government admits the situation has �*got out of hand'. we cannot allow anyone to make a mockery of our democratic state. and we have been instructed law enforcement agencies to double their efforts. south africa's military has been deployed to help overstretched police, over 800 people have been arrested so far. in the us, presidentjoe biden is giving his first major speech on voting rights in philadelphia shortly.