now it's time for sportsday, with hugh ferris. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris.ines this evening: half an hour any, how are these fans feeling about england's last 16 match at the world cup? two for himself, setting the other up for a record—breaker. kylian mbappe is taking this world cup, like the last one, by storm. england's first test against pakistan set for an exciting climax after day four in rawalpindi. hello again. for all the confidence that greets the build—up to a major tournament knockout game, it never —— inevitably, it makes way for nervousness once the match starts and so it is for england fans watching their match in the last 16 of the world cup in qatar against senegal. so let's go to the al—bayt stadium. much like the rest of us, you are keeping one eye on everything around you and one eye on the television, one eye on your phone or indeed an ear to the stadium to hear what is going on. what have we seen so far, your assessment of the first 33 minutes? yes, the fact you have said that is a good thing i have got four eyes. england should win thi

i'm hugh ferris. hello again.speaking to a world cup winner about why eddiejones might have standing in the way of england doing that again next year but talking of winning world cups there are now nine teams who can still do that in qatar. and one of them extraordinarily is morocco. they've reached the quarter finals with a penalty shoot out win over spain. and the last 16 stage which had very much been sticking to the form book has sprung its surprise. after a goalless. .. and cagey... 120 minutes... spain crumbled in the penalty shoot—out. they missed all three of the spot kicks they took... pablo sarabia hit the post... then carlos soler. .. and sergio busquets... the only survivor from their 2010 winning squad... had their efforts saved by the moroccan keeper bono. then it fell to achraf hakimi... a defender born in madrid... to score his side's fourth penalty... and send them through to the last 8 for the first time 3—0 in the shoot—out. in a tournament that represented a landmark for the arab world morocco�

letjoin hugh let join hugh ferris letjoin hugh ferris at the bbc sport centre. what is up? of the day's two premier league matches. —— in the first. later man united take on nottingham forest but before then chelsea play bournemouth having gone into the world cup break with three straight defeats, which has donein three straight defeats, which has done in a place. manager graham potter insists the break has been good for them. at, potter insists the break has been good for them-— potter insists the break has been good for them. a break can help, whether it _ good for them. a break can help, whether it is _ good for them. a break can help, whether it is an _ good for them. a break can help, whether it is an international - whether it is an international break, a different competition, we had the break and the guys that went away to the world cup, that is cleared away and everybody can come back and research and all the learning that has happened, you can consolidate and see how we go forward. �* ., ., , forward. after failing to prevent rele . ation forward. after failing to

i'm hugh ferris. our headlines this evening.ra of test cricket yields another record as they leave pakistan as the first team to win a series clean sweep like an icebreaker on wheels. the argentina squad's bus makes its way slowly through the hundreds of thousands greeting the world cup winners in buenos aires sarina wiegman will tell you what a triumphant trophy parade is like. we speak to the england manager after the lionesses�* stellar 2022. also coming up in the programme. the masters won't ban liv golfers from playing at augusta next year saying they want a tournament with a pre—eminent field and the six finalists for the bbc sports personality of the year are revealed ahead of tomorrow's big show hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh ferris hello again. england's bazball has claimed a new record. the revolution in test cricket started in the summer with run chases that had never been seen before. achieved in a way that defied centuries of convention. and now england have become the first team to achieve a test clean sw

it is strange to think of that hugh ferris. finals here in qatar. argentina against croatia. argentina have never lost at this stage in their history. should they lose, however for bid., for those argentina funds. argentina have never lost at this stage , but should they lose to croatia , will this be a fifth and final tournament for lionel messi, the spanish football writer and broadcaster guillem balague isn't so sure , the logic says it could be the last one but the way he plays he could have in another four years one but the way he plays he could have in anotherfour years in him. we know it's not peek messy but this is a team that is built around him and he is raising himself as a team? for me it's the best message that is ever played in the national site. physically he is not at the level he was six or seven years ago but that is logical but he has adopted in a marvellous way. we have seen superstars when they are not given what they are required with the body they are still the man. what do messy has done, he needed a tea

for a full round up from the bbc sport center, here's hugh ferris. earst led the tributes to his england world cup winning team mate george cohen, who died at 83. he said he was a dear friend and will be sadly missed, and that everyone, without exception, said he was a lovely man. cohen played in every game on home soil 66 years ago as the englandm's right back, including in that win over west germany. he spent his entire club career with them and was awarded an nba in 2000 --mba in 2000. >> george was your class, gentlemen -- was pure class, gentlemen, big standards, and pass that on to many people. myself included. he was a classy person. just a great player, to be world cup winner and a world-class human, just world-class. our hearts and minds go out to them, and the whole community are in mourining. -- mourning. hugh: police are investigating a number of incidents after the win at liverpool. 13 girls were treated for injuries and one man was arrested for racially aggravated public offense, and another man was assaulted after the game and required

hello, i'm hugh ferris.chance to answer the questions posed by a mid—season world cup break, and it seems not much has changed from six weeks ago. those in good pre—tournament form have carried it into boxing day — notably arsenal, who are now seven points clear at the top of the table. that's despite going behind to west ham, but two goals in five second—half minutes turned the game in arsenal's favour — first from bukayo saka, then gabriel martinelli — before a skilful turn and shot from eddie nketiah sealed a 3—1 win at the emirates, three years to the day since mikel arteta took charge of arsenal for the first time. newcastle won five in a row before the world cup intervened and made it six with a comprehensive 3—0 win at leicester to move up to second. chris wood fired newcastle ahead from the penalty spot afterjoe linton was fouled by daniel amartey. miguel almiron waltzed past the leicester defence five minutes later to make it two, and the game was barely half an hour old before joelinton old beforej

hello and welcome to sports day, with me, hugh ferris. our headlinesz...om their pre—world cup form... chelsea are on top against bournemouth. bringing their traditional festive fixture back home for a year... but harlequins are beaten at the stoop. we meet rider turned coach nicola wilson. hello again. not since the 19905 have chelsea lost four matches in a row. but that's what they're trying to avoid in the frist of the day's two premier league games. chelsea are playing bournemouth, having gone into the season break with three straight defeats, which have left them in eighth place in the table. two of england's world cup squad, mason mount and raheem sterling, were involved in the move, which ended up in kai havertz scoring. chelsea then added to their lead when mount placed in an excellent second. they still have that lead but have just suffered a blow when reece james, who has returned after a period out with an injury in this game, has gone off with what seemed to be a muscle problem. manchester united's pre—world cup form was a lot better than chels

i'm hugh ferris, our headlines this evening. together they've won the efl cup the last five years in a row, but one of manchester city and liverpool won't make the quarterfinals. elbow amd back problems behind him, jofra archer is ready to return to the international fold. more than 18 months after his last england game. a player is suspended after italian international cherif traore reveals he was sent a rotten banana in his club's secret santa. also coming up in the programme.., a milestone for men in artistic swimming, as they're allowed to compete at the olympics for the first time in paris. and, we meet the sailor who picked up some of his crew from the pub, who's preparing to lead britain's entry in one of the world's toughest yacht races, even if the seas make him a little queasy! it can be very rough and i get seasick. . , �* , h, seasick. ultimately, i'm the person who at the moment... _ hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh ferris. hello again. three days into the return of premier league teams into the domestic foo

hello, i'm hugh ferris.d in their first premier league game since the tournament. natalie pirks reports on a home win apiece for two teams hoping to keep tabs on the top four. while the rest of us pondered what day it was, chelsea were hoping to shake off a christmas hangover. they were without a win or even a goal in three matches, but with the world cup break over, there was a spring in their step. raheem sterling handed kai havertz the key to unlock bournemouth's stacked defence. there hadn't been much fun at stamford bridge of late, but fans were enjoying this. havertz soon turned provider, teeing up mason mount to unleash chelsea's second. what a lovely finish from mason mount! the blues were as dominant in the first half as bournemouth were insipid. a fresh injury blow for reece james, who had already missed the world cup for england, the only dampener on the evening for chelsea, and even though bournemouth improved in the second half, it wasn't enough. chelsea fans will be hoping their great reset con

i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening: they might be the least nervous englishmen around.s around the country and beyond prepare for the rollercoaster that is a major tournament knockout match with senegal to come in the world cup last 16. two for himself, setting the other up for a record—breaker. kylian mbappe is taking this world cup, like the last one, by storm. set for a grandstand finish — england's aggressive new style means a draw is the least likely result against pakistan. hello again. there won't be many england fans feeling certain about their team's fate in a world cup knockout match, but one thing is for sure, if they beat senegal in the last 16 in qatar, they'll play france. thinking about that with half an hour to go until kick—off might be a bit presumptuous, so let's take a step back. natalie pirks reports on the preparations made by the england team — and its fans. in the rolling sand dunes outside of doha, local entrepreneurs are doing a roaring trade. whether it's camels or something less sedate, fans are finding there's more to qatar than skyscrapers

i�*m hugh ferris, our headlines this evening.o return to the international fold. more than 18 months after his last england game. a player is suspended after italian international cherif traore reveals he was sent a rotten banana in his club�*s secret santa. also coming up in the programme.., a milestone for men in artistic swimming, as they�*re allowed to compete at the olympics for the first time in paris. and, we meet the sailor who picked up some of his crew from the pub, who�*s preparing to lead britain�*s entry in one of the world�*s toughest yacht races, even if the seas make him a little queasy! it can be very rough

hello, i'm hugh ferris.day in qatar... with late goals setting up the possibility of spotkicks... as nesta mcgregor reports. brazil's poster boy heartbroken. despite his team creating numerous chances, each time they found the croatian keeper in inspired form. his reactions have been razor—sharp. his heroics led to extra time, during which neymar did provide a moment of magic, a goal which put him level with pete as brazil's leading all—time men's goal—scorer. that is what we have been waiting for! the clock ticking down, croatia dug deep and carved out one final chance. this would be decided on penalties and when miroslav orsic scored his, marquinhos had to do the same. he beat the keeper but not the post. he hasn't done it! a result which left brazilians bawling and croatia cruising to a world semifinal. the number one ranked team in the tournament out and we were always guaranteed to lose another big name, but would it be the netherlands or argentina going through to face croatia? when lionel messi conver

hello, i'm hugh ferris.haps it's particuarly useful given the form of france's talismanic forward kylian mbappe. he's the tournament's leading scorer. and the man who's likely to have to keep him in check for england is manchester city's kyle walker. and he says he's ready for the challenge. our sports editor dan roan reports from qatar. he receipts that beautifully! is one of world's foot _ he receipts that beautifully! is one of world's foot because _ he receipts that beautifully! is one of world's foot because my - he receipts that beautifully! is one of world's foot because my spare l of world's foot because my spare some forwards with five goals so far here in qatar, he's managed to elevate his sporting superstar status. the 23—year—old spearheading france's bed to be the first team to retain the world cup since brazil 60 years retain the world cup since brazil 60 ears aro. , ., retain the world cup since brazil 60 earsaro. ,. ~ ,, retain the world cup since brazil 60 earsaro. ,. , years ago. kylian mba

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh ferris.r the first time since mid—0ctober, beating bournemouth 2—0 at stamford bridge. chelsea had lost three league games in a row before the world cup break but goals from kai havertzand mason mount ended that run. there was a hitch though — right back reece james, who missed the world cup through injury, was forced off in his first game back with what looked like another knee problem. meanwhile manchester united are playing their first premier league game since the wrold cup and since the acrimonious departure of cristiano ronaldo. it's against nottingham forest. two goals in three minutes from anthony rashford and —— marcus rashford and anthony martial. meanwhile after failing to prevent relegatoin from the premier league last season and not starting this one particularly well, dean smith has been sacked by norwich. he's been the centre of a toxic atmosphere at recent games, with some fans demanding smith be replaced. they lost 2—1 at luton on monday and are currently fifth in the champio

hello i'm hugh ferris.ger didier deschamps has a day less to prepare for the wor,'ld cup final than their opponents argentina... and it seems he'll spend a lot of that time finding a way to stop lionel messi. france made their second final in a row... which will offer them a chance to become the first back to back world champions since brazil 60 years ago... thanks to their 2—nil win over morocco in qatar... and now deschamps has the prospect of trying to prevent messi... a player he says is in scintillating form... cementing his legacy... and adding weight to the argument the forward is the best of all time. although bbc pundit danny murphy sez there are more players for deschamps to consider as well... alvarez has really come to the fore. he has shown some magical moments himself and his work ethic is incredible. he is scoring goals as well. we saw in the england game that we kept mbappe quiet, and they still beat us. the giroud deserves great credit. his professionalism and his quality, to come on in the

sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh ferris. hello.he first of the day's two premier league games. later manchester united take on nottingham forest, before then chelesa play bournemouth having gone into the world cup break with three straight defeats... which have left them in eighth place in the table, but manager graham potter insists his team are better for the time off. a break can help, an international break or a different fixture in terms of a different competition. we had the break, the guys that went away to the world cup, that is cleared away, everybody can research and all the learning that has happened in that intense period can consolidate and that has been beneficial for going forward. the premier legaue last season — and not starting this one particularly well — dean smith has been sacked by norwich. he's been the centre of a toxic atmosphere at recent games, with some fans demanding smith be replaced. they lost 2—1 at luton on monday and are currently fifth in the championship afterjust three wins in the last 13 league

hugh ferris has all the sport. you very much indeed, that first semifinal match very close to being confirmed. we know it will be croatia at the lusail stadium, and argentina are very close to joining them. they took the lead in the first half after a brilliant messi pass, with nahuel molina getting the goal. messi then got a penalty to make it to know, i said there were seconds remaining, in the final seconds, the netherlands have equalised! they have just equalised from a free kickjust out the penalty area, there were ten minutes of injury time as the clock tick to 100 minutes, it is the netherlands who have equalised, and truly with those ten minutes now done, another penalty shoot out is to come. that was after earlier, when croatia, the 2018 finalists essentially knocked out brazil through the same method. it was 0—0 after 90 minutes, and brazil took the lead and looked to have the game won when neymar scored in the additional period. croatia equalised in the 117th minute, and for the second knockout round in

let's get all the latest sport now with hugh ferris. a busy day.it seems the break for the world cup hasn't stopped newcastle's premier league momentum. they're up to second in the table after beating leicester at the king power stadium. in fact, they were 3—0 up in just 32 minutes before going on to register their sixth straight win. there was a new beginning at goodison, though, wherejulen lopetegui won his first premier league match in charge of wolves thanks to a 95th—minute goal from rayan ait—nouri. the 2—1 victory takes them off the bottom of the table. we have to improve our defence, but we are happy for today because of course we can hear looking for these three points. and then we getting them in the last minute, and it's a very positive thing for us to have confidence, to work tomorrow with our best face. but it's finished late for today. tomorrow, we are going to think manchester united, and we have not done anything yet. southampton have replaced wolves at the bottom of the premier league. their 3—1 defeat at home to brighton was in ne

i'm hugh ferris. our headlines this evening. another twist in the group stage tale.s world cup delivers more drama with south korea going through to the last 16. the other side of the coin features the face of luis suarez — forced to watch on as uruguay go out after playing his part in the emotionally—charged rematch with ghana. so often a model of world cup consistency — we ask why germany have failed for a second tournament in a row. also coming up in the programme: we'll be with the england squad in qatar. it's pakistan's turn to pile on the runs in rawalpindi as england's bowlers don't enjoy themselves as much as their batters. and tyson fury�*s back in the ring promising a "christmas cracker" against derek chisora when they fight for his wbc world heavyweight title. hello again. thanks forjoining us. i'm not sure if there's a way of measuring this, but it certainly feels like this world cup group stage has delivered more extraordinary stories than any other. early shocks have made way for big surprises in the final round of games in qatar, and you can add this a

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh ferris good evening.league matches since the tournament later. chelsea are about to kick off against bournemouth having lost their last three matches, while manchester united avoided that fate in all but one of the eight league matches that preceded the break. they play nottingham forest, with manager erik ten hag insisting they're on an upward curve. we are aware that competition is tough. but i think it counts for all the seven or eight clubs fighting for the top four. i am looking at the process and how we are performing. and, of course, the research as well. but if the process is right and we get the right progress than i think we have a good opportunity. a good chance to get into the top four. meanwhile after failing to prevent relegatoin from the premier league last season... and not starting this one particularly well... dean smith has been sacked by norwich. he's been the centre of a toxic atmosphere at recent games... with some fans demanding smith be replaced. they lost 2—1 at luton on monday an

sport, and a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre now with hugh ferris.o has died at the age of 83. hurst scored a hattrick in the 1966 final and says cohen was a dear friend who will be sadly missed. and that "everyone without exception said her was a lovely man". cohen played in every game of that tournament on home soil 62 years ago as the england team's right back, including the 11—2 win over west germany in the final. he spent his entire club career with fulham and was also awarded an mbe in the year 2000. george was pure class. he was a gentleman and he had big standards and pass that on to many people, myself included and he would always wear a suit and a tie but he was a classy person and just a great player and a classy man. he was fantastic for us. our hearts and minds go out definitely in the family and wishing him our love and the whole film community are in morning but we will miss him terribly. greater manchester police are investigating a number of incidents that occured during and after manchester city's league cup win against liverpool on

hugh ferris will be here sports day at half past six by for me.e are going to talk about the industrial action facing many parts of the uk in the coming months. ambulance staff and paramedics have become the latest workers to announce a strike this month. the unions unite, unison and the gmb said staff will walk out in most of england and wales on 21st december. it comes as rail bosses accused the rmt of "playing fast and loose" with people's christmas plans after it announced more walk—outs over the festive period, on top of the strikes already planned for next week. it means this month — and into the new year — at least nine major public services will be hit by strikes. as well as ambulance workers and railway staff — nurses, highway workers, royal mail staff, teachers in scotland and baggage handlers at heathrow are all taking industrial action. what is the impact on the economy and all of this. thank you steve and for being patient but real strikes in particular they kick in at six o'clock on christmas eve. all of the other strikes we have out

hello, i'm hugh ferris.w seven points clear at the top of the table. that's despite going behind to west ham, but two goals in five second—half minutes turned the game in arsenal's favour — first from bukayo saka, then gabriel martinelli — before a skilful turn and shot from eddie nketiah sealed a 3—1win at the emirates, three years to the day since mikel arteta took charge of arsenal for the first time. newcastle won five in a row before the world cup intervened and made it six with a comprehensive 3—0 win at leicester to move up to second. chris wood fired newcastle ahead from the penalty spot afterjoe linton was fouled by daniel amartey. miguel almiron waltzed past the leicester defence five minutes later to make it two, and the game was barely half an hour old beforejoe linton headed in a third. eddie howe's side are arsenal's nearest challengers right now, although they have played more games than those around them. i think it's a difficult score line from our perspective. i was keen for us to go on and

hello, i'm hugh ferris.orm of france's talismanic forward kylian mbappe. he's the tournament's leading scorer. and the man who's likely to have to keep him in check for england is manchester city's kyle walker. and he says he's ready for the challenge. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports from qatar. he receives that beautifully! is one of world's most fearsome forwards with five goals so far here in qatar, he's managed to elevate his sporting superstar status. the 23—year—old spearheading france's bed to be the first team to retain the world cup since brazil 60 years ago. kylian mbappe is basically one of the best players i play with. and he is amazing, and he's still young. which is scary because he can still improve his game. five years ago, a teenager, kylian mbappejoined paris st germain in a staggering deal with £166 million. he's paid a reported £1.2 million each week and has scored 190 goals and 236 appearances for the french club. now kylian mbappe with a shooting chance! don't forget, he is already a

bye—bye. times hello, i'm hugh ferris. us pondered what day it was, chelsea were hoping to shake off a christmas hangover. they were without a win or even a goal in three matches, but with the world cup break over, there was a spring in their step. raheem sterling handed kai havertz the key to unlock bournemouth's stacked defence. there hadn't been much fun at stamford bridge of late, but fans were enjoying this. havertz soon turned provider, teeing up mason mount to unleash chelsea's second. what a lovely finish from mason mount! the blues were as dominant in the first half as bournemouth were insipid. a fresh injury blow for reece james, who had already missed the world cup for england, the only dampener on the evening for chelsea, and even though bournemouth improved in the second half, it wasn't enough. chelsea fans will be hoping their great reset continues. as the rain poured at old trafford, illness had swept through manchester united's camp, giving their defence a makeshift look. but forest have scored just one awa

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our headlines this evening.ld cup loses its first heavyweight. lukaku misses a litany of chances as belgium go out with croatia and morocco in the last 16. that was my last game at the international team. that was my last game at the internationalteam. it that was my last game at the international team. it is emotional, as you can imagine. germany are in peril too. could they be the next casuatly in qatar? and england rewrite the record books on their first day of test crcket in pakistan for 17 years with 500 runs and four centurions. also coming up in the programme... ands stepping up to the states. jamie chadwick gets a drive in the indy nxt series. third in 2018, second in the world rankings, but belgium are the first big name to fall at the qatar world cup. their goalless draw with croatia wasn't enough to send them through to the last 16, while the finalists last time out qualified, along with morocco who beat canada 2—i. andy swiss reports on the climax of group f. they've been dubbed of their golden gener

hello, i'm hugh ferris.diola's initial explanation was that phillips was not fit but he revealed more when pressed. he arrived overweight. why is he overweight? i don't know. but it is the player's responsibility is what you're saying? he didn't arrive in a condition to training sessions, to play. the reason i ask is because he has been away at the world cup, he has been physios, nutritionist... no, no, no. absolutely. that is why he cannot play. when he will be ready, he will play. we need him. we need him a lot. is that a disappointment to you, a surprise? it was a private conversation with kalvin. greater manchester police are investigating a number of incidents that occurred during an after manchester city's win over liverpool. a 15—year—old girl was treated for head injuries at the match at the etihad, while one male was also arrested for racially aggravated public order offence. another man was also assaulted after the game and required hospital treatment. it has been a faultless start to rangers boss

historic victory and the seven other nations who made it through to the quarterfinals hello i'm hugh ferristhe bbc sport centre in salford. also coming up in the programme. ta ke two. michael o'neill is back with northern ireland. and targeting a place at euro 202a. and the price to the lta of preventing russian and belorussian men from playing during this year's grass court season? $1 million. evening. the west bay area of the cityjust talk into the corner sure we are on the shore of the gulf. i know. what are we going to do without the football. after 17 days of non—stop football , from 32 nations we are now down to the final 8, it's been a frantic few weeks, and as we saw last night, this world cup is still capable of springing a surprise. we'll take a look back at the those matches in the last 16 , in because the first knockout round had some fantastic games but for those teams that are left, everything is now about the quarterfinals , these two rest days should be free of distractions , england's progress has mimicked the euros last year, hot and cold in the group stage then that reall

hugh ferris will be back at 6:30pm with sportsday.asked at a royal reception where she was from, has said it felt like she was being interrogated. ngozi fulani said the questions from the senior royal aide carried on in this way for about five minutes. lady susan hussey has resigned and apologised. let's speak now to jeffrey boakye. resigned and apologised. he's a lecturer and author and his latest book — "i heard what you said" — is about race and education. good to see you. thank you for being with us. when you heard this story, injury or social media feeds lit up. what did you think? i injury or social media feeds lit up. what did you think?— what did you think? i thought straightaway _ what did you think? i thought straightaway that _ what did you think? i thought straightaway that we - what did you think? i thought straightaway that we had - what did you think? i thought straightaway that we had an l what did you think? i thought - straightaway that we had an episode playing out that he spoke to certain groups of society in briti

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hugh ferris will have more for you in sportsday at half past six.growing concerns, over ambulance response times. in one of england's worst performing regions for delays, in the west midlands, there's been a big rise in the number of patients who've died, when emergency crews were late to reach them. here's bbc newsnight�*s, david grossman. ijust assumed, like 90% of other people, that when you ring 999 and you call for an ambulance, that within a few minutes, that one will be with you. when darren childs�* i2—month—old daughter myla had a seizure and for a time stopped breathing, it took 47 minutes for the ambulance to come. the target for the average response time on such a serious life or death call is seven minutes. it was horrendous. it's every parent's worst nightmare. mercifully, darren's daughter survived, but sadly, many do not. data obtained by newsnight through a freedom of information request paints a worrying picture. in the whole of 2020, west midlands ambulance service had just one patient who was dead by the time the ambulance turned

lots more on the website, and why notjoin hugh ferris. stay at 6:30pm.te from 18 to 16. joining me now to talk about this is the scottish greens msp for north east scotland, maggie chapman, and maren smith. it's great to see you both. thanks forjoining us. maggie, you are quoted as saying you are delighted to have finally passed this legislation, transit rights are human rights and you are proud that parliament has decided to bring scotland in line with international practice and this is a small but significant change. this is a significant change. this is a significant change. this is a significant change isn't it? it significant change isn't it? it might feel like a big change for some but we know that we have got a long way to go to ensure the rights of trans people and also the rights of trans people and also the rights of the wider lgbtqia plus community are respected in all aspects of life. this is about the administrative process of changing the six marker on one's birth certificate. the overwhelming majority means that trans people will be able t

hughes, bbc news, manchester. rescue teams have ended their search for the day. the vessel is believed to have sunk early yesterday morning after colliding with a cargo ferry.otted the lost trawler using its underwater radar. among the missing was experienced and respected local skipper michael michieli. jersey�*s fishing family, and those of their french neighbours, fishermen will rally together, and they do rally together, regardless of nationality. we have seen this in previous incidents. we are going to take your right to gareth southgate talking about the clash. between england and france. i have taken that on board, and i think it is an important moment that the players feel together. we are in the players feel together. we are in the dressing room with them, and we have little messages. i don�*t speak to them in that way immediately before the game. what i haven't spoken to hugo before this match. what i haven't spoken to hugo before this match- we _ what i haven't spoken to hugo before this match. we have _ what i haven't spoken to hugo before this match. we have great _ this match. we have great relationship. we have been playing together— relation