olly foster, bbc news.e's another opportunity to clap for carers, as people show support for the nhs, and to mark the moment the turf at twickenham rugby stadium has been changed to a message of support, with the rfu's chief executive bill sweeney saying — there are no crowds at the home of rugby right now but the sound of a nation appaulding is as loud as any rugby crowd. we pay tribute to all our nhs heroes. there's more on the bbc sport at awe website. that's all from sportsday. we'll see you again soon. hello, you're watching bbc news. foreign secretary has said that the uk must continue with a strategy for tackling the coronavirus and it's too early to ease movement restrictions which have been in place for nearly three weeks. dominic raab has been chairing a cobra meeting involving the government ‘s of wales and scotland indicating they will continue restrictions beyond next week. the foreign secretary also led today's government news we think. let's recap what was said. a number of people in the uk r

i am ollie foster and the bbc sports centre.is wisden‘s leading cricketer in the world, the first englishman to be given that accolade since freddie flintoff in 2005. stokes played a key role in england's world cup victory injuly, he was man of the match in the final. he also lead england to a thrilling one—wicket victory over australia in the third ashes test at headingley. the england bowlerjofra archer is one of wisden‘s five cricketers of the year. tottenham have reminded the players and jose mourinho of their responsibilities after a few of them were pictured in a low—key training session in a london park with the head coach mourinho was seen standing with three players on hadley common. inclduing their record signiung tanguy ndombele. davinson sanchez and ryan sessegnon were also filmed going for a run. the mayor of london sadiq khan says the players and manager have a responsibility to set an example. my issue is leading by example and my concern is people, particularly children who may support spurs or, you know, may fol

good evening, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. uk athletics chief executive joanna coates has been talking about the size of the task she's taken on and she has promised huge change. the immediate priority is, like every other sport, dealing with the impact of coronavirus. they will be furloughing staff from tomorrow and look to protect what events they still have in the calendar, like the anniversary games in london injuly but that could see them clash with west ham. in herfirst on camera interview since taking on the role, she's been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. we are taking different measures, the same as most other organisations. we will start following staff as of tomorrow, we will look at other ways we can cut costs. if we don't have anniversary games in july, that costs. if we don't have anniversary games injuly, that is not good because that is a big income generatorfor because that is a big income generator for us. because that is a big income generatorfor us. at the moment there are a lot of sports and worse

hello there, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.iership has been brought to an end with immediate effect. a chaotic ballot of all clubs last friday left the championship side dundee with the deciding vote, and they've opted in favour of bringing those leagues to a close. the top tier could follow next week. here's our scotland sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin. i think it's safe to say that this has been one of the most controversial votes in scottish football history. essentially what it means is that the lower league season here in scotland is over and clubs can now be paid their end of season cash pots. but it's been controversial because, on friday, clubs were asked to vote. dundee held back their vote both. it looked like they were going to be voting against this, which meant it was going to fail. then they changed their mind. that caused some clubs to cry foul, including rangers, who called for an investigation into the process. dundee said nothing up until today, and then they decided that they were voting yes. what

the time is 3a minutes past one, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. stand down as head coach of the england lionesses when his contract expires next summer. he has been in charge since the beginning of 2018. let's bring in our reporter jo currie who has followed the england team home and away during neville‘s reign. jo, there was a lot of uncertainty over his future because of the olympics moving and the euros now being pushed back to 2022. why do you think they've made this decision now? it appears this is actually phil neville‘s decision rather than the fa's his contract is up next summer and that should have included leading team gb to the olympics this summer leading team gb to the olympics this summerand leading team gb to the olympics this summer and england in those home euros in 2021. because of coronavirus, those events have been pushed back one year and neither of them are within his contract and while the fa appears keen for him to stay on and do those postponed events and the world cup in 2023, it appears he has decided that by next summer

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster.f it's behind closed doors. i spoke to him in the last hour, he was the winner of the epremier league invitational over the weekend, a fifa video game tournament. he beat liverpool's trent alexander arnold in the final. regarding a return to real football, with the dutch league being called off and the german bundesliga targeting a return in 2 weeks, jota says the premier league shouldn't pay too much attention to other nations. i think, ithink, in i think, in my opinion, we don't have to look to other countries, because each country has its own problems. each country needs to deal individually with its own problems because some countries are in worse scenarios than others. that is what i think. although some leagues can end right away, so others can start sooner. i know we will do a good job when we start the competition. what is your gut feeling perspective trying to remain positive in thinking that the premier league season will finish? i do believe that. i know that almost every co

he feels there should be fresh qualification for 2021 as olly foster reports.anoe slalom, he secured a team gb slot over six months ago but feared that he might lose it with the games postponement. today, british canoeing said it will stick with their chosen team. it is not just been difficult for myself, my family and friends — they have been through the middle of it as well. they are having to keep me together. this is something i have work for the last 15 years of my life. to be selected at the end of last summer it was absolutely amazing, such a good feeling to stop which i now feel like i am a feeling that again but they haven't really had to keep me confident and positive through this whole period. his qualification was all the more impressive because he denied the olympic champion at the chance to retain his title. joe clark won gold in rio i thought he should have been given a second chance to make the team, all his tokyo training may now be in a bind, but he might like to challenge the british canoeing decision to honour their initial selection. britis

sport now, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster.n home soil next year, but both events have been postponed by a year because of the pandemic. former england goalkeeper rachel brown—finnis thinks he should leave the role now. i knew his contract was up, so i would have thought it was inevitable, but given his current form i am surprised that he has not decided to step down sooner than next summer. given the shift in tournament schedules, stepping down now i think would be the right thing to do. uefa's executive committee has urged all its members to try and finish their domestic leagues rather than declare them null and void, orfind a solution for teams to qualify for next season's champions league and europa league on sporting merit. non—league football, in england and wales is officially over. barrow are top and on course for automatic promotion to league two. those chasing them, including third placed notts county, want a chance to go up and there now will be a vote on how to decide the season's outcome. i think all options are pr

cameron luther king's foster mother must have known that he was not a german child she got him in december 942 from zone and visa eleven's born home in koran's ollie's a village near leipzig. his name then was roman russia tough ski. levin's born was a pet project of heinrich himmler. it provided a place for unmarried women to have their babies and leave them to be raised the goal was to boost the area and population. zone and reason also served as an institution for children like airman who were abducted from poland yugoslavia and the soviet union to be taken to germany. herrmann was one of the 1st children here to be given away to families loyal to the nazi regime. he remembers how it came about. that. i used to always play with my friend all of your words and with it together and this and. all and then a nurse came and said you 2 have to come along to the head. so we went up there and they had noticed was sitting with an elegant lady was standing there. later i knew it was my foster mother. but she wore a hat with a veil. and the head said all right. you can pick one of the 2 children. and she said right away. take little hammer. pay or our famil