today is the turn of norway and olympique lyonnais striker ada hegerberg.ano ronaldo in uefa competitions last year. my my name is ada hegerberg and people should vote for me because that would be the first time norway has had would be the first time norway has ha d su ccess would be the first time norway has had success outside skiing. i remember growing up with those champions league nights are making some tackles and sitting down with the whole crew. i've got a lot of good memories. who do you want to see win bbc women's footballer of the year 2017? you can vote at bbc.com/womensfootball. the vote closes on monday 15th may at 8am. stay with us on outside source. still to come: marine le pen has been accused of plagiarising a speech from one of her former presidential rivals. i'll bring you the story. a jury at the inquest of a teenage anorexia sufferer who took her own life have found a lack of support for the family was a contributing factor. pippa mcmanus, who was 15, died 5 days after she was released from hospital. the inquest found that there was no

we are profiling the five nominees, and of the five, no—one has scored more goals than norway‘s ada hegerberg her story. people should vote for me because that would be the first time i have had that would be the first time i have ha d su cce55 that would be the first time i have had success outside of the ski country. reflecting on what has taken her to the top. one of five nominee5 reflecting on what has taken her to the top. one of five nominees for bbc‘s women‘s footballer of the year. for information on how you can vote and the other nominees, head over to our website. all the details on how to vote and a full list of all the nominees. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that‘s bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello and good morning. we just had the warmest day of the year in northern ireland. 20 degrees in county tyrone. a lovely day in the sunshine. we also had some similar temperatures in the south—west of scotland. again, nice and warm with some 5un5hine. the best of the weather over the week ahead will probably be acro55 w

the norway and 0lympique lyonnais striker ada hegerberg has been voted as the bbc women's footballeron the global public vote ahead of brazil's marta and canada's christine sinclair. the main reason hegerberg gained so many votes, simply put comes down to goals. the 21—year old scored 5a last season as lyon won the uefa champions league, and this thursday she'll once again be gracing the final, as her club play fellow french side paris saint germain in cardiff. tell us, what do you think the reaction will be like in norway?” hope people feel inspired, of course. in that i might get onto the same level. that will never happen but i hope that younger children will be inspired. i rememberwhen i was growing up, having big idols and it has been a hugely important thing. to dream big, it is important to have idols. i want to try and be myself. with a smile. and bring this back to norway! world number one andy murray is safely through to the second round at the french open despite dropping a set in his opening match. he overcame russian andrey kusnetsov in four sets as austin halewood repor

women's footballer of the year 2017 has been awarded to 0lympique lyonnais and norway striker ada hegerbergo surprise her and present the trophy in france. and, she is in the final of the champions league tomorrow. it is a massive day for cardiff tomorrow because the women and the men's are playing there. around 190,000 british pensioners live abroad in european countries like spain, and at the moment, they get their health—care paid for as part of an eu—backed scheme. but there's a warning this morning that the nhs would have to find an extra £500 million to pay for the care of these british expats should they come back to the uk after brexit. mark dayan is one of the authors of that report and he's in our london newsroom. thanks forjoining us. explain how the system works at the moment? some british pensioners who live on the european continent can get health ca re european continent can get health care on the same terms as people who are resident in those european countries under this so—called s1 scheme where the british government pays other countries to take care of them. if we leave