. rival event which adam peaty believes is outdatedlj rival event which adam peaty believes is outdateds watching, 90% of the best athletes don't turn up 90% of the best athletes don't turn up because they know there is no prestige around it. what would you like to see happen? how important is it fina buy in? they need to listen, get the swimmers together, the coaches, the fans, get what people want. we need to have professional teams, salaries, pensions and stuff like that and i think fina should be behind that, because why wouldn't you be? in response fina executive director has told the bbc:... adam peaty isn't alone in being critical of fina's governance with many of the leading swimmers frustrated with the way the sport is being run and are calling for a greater say in key decision—making and long term they are predicting some major changes in world is winning over the next few years. look at triathlon, world series, where the athletes get paid quite handsomely. hopefully swimming can ta ke handsomely. hopefully swimming can take that path, whether it takes four years or ten years

adam peaty takes a stand against world swimming's governing body. i don't care. you know? ban me. to, i'm not bothered. it's... at the end of the day, they're going to have the backlash from that. you're very welcome along to sportsday. tottenham came out on top in their north london derby against arsenal to reach the semi—finals of the league cup this evening. the semi—finals of the they were 2—0 winners at the emirates, with goals from son heung min and dele alli. but there was a nasty incident in the second half, when alli was hit in the head by a bottle thrown from the stands. arsenal say they're examining cctv to identify the culprit. arsenal say they are examining cctv to identify the culprit. nick parrott has this report. in north london derby is, the season's goodwill is limited to the bench. the managers convivial, their players confrontational. their last encounter here a fortnight ago sought a sending off as arsenal won 4-2. sought a sending off as arsenal won 4—2. changes in personnel took some of the heat out of this encounter but not the entertainment. experiencing t

and we hear from adam peaty, who's making a stand against world swimming's governing body. don't care, if they have to, i'm not bothered but at the end of the day they will have the backlash from that. good evening. 2a hours after sacking jose mourinho, manchester united have their caretaker until the end of the season, ole gunnar solskjaer. he says the club is in his heart and it's brilliant to be coming back. united fans love him for his injury time winner against bayern munich in the 1999 champions league final. he was their super—sub, nicknamed the baby—faced assassin. he scored 126 goals over 11 seasons. after a knee injury ended his playing career he coached the united reserves before he was tempted back to norway by his former club molde. he won the title with them, then cardiff came calling at the start of 2014, but they were in trouble, he couldn't keep them in the premier league and a poor start in the championship saw him get the sack. he's now back at molde. they say they have lent him to united for the next five months. he'll take training tomorrow, ahead of th

olympic champion adam peaty stated last week that swimming was "stuck in 1970" after fina forced the was backing. fina hopes the new format will appease those who have voiced frustrations with its governance. the fa has announced that martin glenn has resigned from his position of chief executive officer — he'll step down at the end of the season. the fa said he'll leave having delivered much of what he came to do. under his tenure, england's men and women have both reached the semi—finals of a world cup, and the under 17s and under 20s are both world champions. revenue at the fa has also increased by a0%. but he's also faced criticism during his time at the fa, over issues such as the appointment and then dismissal of sam allardyce as england manager, and the failed sale of wembley stadium. team gb has won gold in the skeleton at the last three winter olympics thanks to champions amy williams and lizzy yarnold. but despite their talents and success they wouldn't have been allowed to race down one of the oldest natural skeleten runs in the world... until today. after 89 years, the cr

want the likes of adam peaty missing.eresting, we talk a lot about breakaway leagues in different sports. it seems that this has a lot more legs. it seems a bit like oxen, all the different titles and belts. it is getting to that busy weekend getaway, and what are you thinking of turning? going to the airport today? some people have not managed today? some people have not managed to get away yet. let's return to our top story now. thousands of airline passengers are waking up far from where they expected to be this morning, all because two drones were reported to be flying dangerously close to gatwick airport. flights were halted just after 9:00pm last night, causing more than 50 arrivals to be diverted. you can imagine what that departures board looks like. let's get more from our correspondent andy moore, who is at gatwick this morning. and there must be many frustrated people around. that's right, and gatwick airport is trying to get that airport open and will update passengers when it came. at the moment it isjust pas

olympic champion adam peaty stated last week that swimming was "stuck in 1970", after fina forced thehe new format will appease those who have voiced frustrations with its governance. and how about this for a penalty to win the copa sudamericana, south america's second most prestigious club competition? it helped atletico parinanse beat colombia'sjunior in the penalty shoot out with the scores level at full time. you don't see one ups like that these days. —— run—ups like that. the fa will begin the search for a new technical director with the news martin glenn is resigning from his position at the end of the season. since his appointment three years ago, there's been success on the field at senior and youth levels but controversies off it with the sacking of sam allardyce, mark sampson and the attempted sale of wembley. our sports correspondent david 0rnstein says his departure should not come as a surprise. martin glenn has succeeded for england and the fa on the pitch, certainly, with success for the youth level teams of england, and also the men's and women's senior teams. he's ov

adam peaty making waves outside the swimming pool. peaty has dared those that run the sport of swimming to ban him after he supported the launch of a brand—new competition. he and other top swimmers want to compete in a breakaway competition called the international swimming league, with the potential to earn far more than they currently do. the first event was due to take place earlier this month in italy. that was cancelled after the world governing body threaten to prevent those that raced on it from competing at next years world championships. most competitors did not want to risk that would adam peaty does not think that's fair. here is what he had to say. this is my sport, i love it to the moon and back and it's my passion. but i want to make sure in 20 years' time that kate is looking up 20 years' time that kate is looking up to me winning the olympics will have a stable future you can make a living out of the sport that you work so hard for. have any athlete spoke about if people do start being banned? of course, yes. i don't

adam peaty, 57.13. he's broken the world record. unbelievable. yes way. 50,100 and relay gold. can't believe that. georgia davies was oneof six further titles for gb swimmers. in gymnastics, dominic cunningham tumbled to the top, while rhys mclennan twisted to ireland's first european title on the pommel. kyle and kye — evans and whyte — claimed gold and silver in the bmx. there was a small return for britain's rowers. two silvers and two bronzes all to show for their efforts. at gleneagles, golf‘s european debut had britain second to iceland in the team competition. whilejess learmonth‘s silver saw great britain finish second on the overall medal table, behind russia. well, as that heatwave baked royal lytham, georgia hall's putter was red—hot she won her first major. stateside, brooks koepka was at it again. the us pga this time. in hockey, ireland rewrote the script of the world cup. the part—timers, remarkable runners—up. at wembley, one side was shaking up the establishment. no french team had ever won the challenge cup. history is made by the catalans dragons! august was

the olympic gold medallist adam peaty, has dared those who run the sport to ban him after he backed ainternational swimming league. they can earn a lot more, but swimming's governing body fina, says it'll ban them if they do so. meanwhile, the multiple 0lympic champion missy franklin has retired from swimming at the age ofjust 23. the american says she is "ready, not to be in pain every day" after struggling with a shoulder injury and depression. how about this from social media — an incredible moment of sporting prowess. this is 6—year—old 0scar herbert kicking a rugby ball through a basketball hoop. i love his reaction. so cool for a six—year—old, doesn't jump up i love his reaction. so cool for a six—year—old, doesn'tjump up and down with excitement, fists out like a footballer. his dad, gary, had promised to give him £10 if he could do it and much to his surprise it only took 0scar a couple of gos. it would take most of us all day. before we go, just time to remind you about sportsday. all the day's sports news on the bbc news channel at 6:30 tonight. that's all the sport for now.

britain's olympic gold medallist adam peaty has dared those who run the sport to ban him after he supportedaty and other top swimmers in the world, want to compete in the breakaway international swimming league, with the potential to earn far more. however, the sport's international governing body, fina, says it'll ban them if they do so. this is my sport. i love my sport of the moon and back. i have got so much passion for it. but i want to make sure that that kid looking up to me winning the olympics can have a stable future and can make a very good living out of the sport that he has worked so hard for. what if people say that they will badly because you will compete in that event? i don't care, banned me. if they have got to, i'm not bothered. i don't care, you know. ban me if you've got to, i'm not bothered. at the end of the day, they're going to have the backlash from that. they know they can't. they know they can't get away with it. you lose all the respect of the athletes, and you can't bully athletes into racing. you need to listen to athletes, to start working together. it should

great britain's 0lympic swimming champion adam peaty has challenged the sport's world governing bodyay competition. the fire services regulator says the number of safety checks carried out across england has fallen by a2% in the past decade. it says cuts in public spending are behind the decline, and warns that people's safety is being compromised as a consequence. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, has more. firefighters — fewjobs attract as much public support as they enjoy, and the number of emergencies they deal with has been falling steadily. but this, the worst residential fire in living memory, showed that disasters can still happen. it's put firefighting firmly in the spotlight. meanwhile, the system for inspecting fire services has been revamped. cheshire fire and rescue is one of 1a services to be scrutinised as part of the new system. it got a good rating for its emergency service, and for the fire safety checks it carries out. but today's report says when it comes to protecting the public by inspecting buildings, eight out of 1a fire services required improvemen

on sportsday on bbc news: "swimming is stuck in the 1970s", that's according to olympic champion adam peaty council services is "running out fast" according to the local government association, which represents councils in england. it says local communities will "suffer the consequences" if the government doesn't address the crisis in funding. between 2010 and 2020, councils will have had their overall government grant cut by 60%. next year, almost half of all councils in england will receive no core government grant at all — that's one of three main sources of funding. and there'll be a £3.2 billion funding gap between the money councils have and what they need to provide all the services they currently offer. our political correspondent alex forsyth has been to north yorkshire, where increasing demand for adult social care is putting a strain on the local council's budget. north yorkshire — a mix of historic towns and sweeping countryside. with miles of rural road and a large elderly population, running services here is expensive and they've had to be squeezed. life was really active... w

olympic champion adam peaty has dared swimming's governing body to ban him after he backed plans forlace in italy this month. but it was cancelled after fina threatened to prevent those who raced from competing in next year's world championships. over 30 of the world's best swimmers met in london today to back plans to launch the isl next august and establish a swimmers' union which is independent from fina. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. co. uk/sport back again soon. a labour mp is facing a possible jail sentence after being found guilty of perverting the course of justice following a trial at the old bailey. fiona onasanya, who's been the mp for peterborough since 2017, lied to police to avoid a speeding charge. a labour spokesman said she's been suspended from the party and should resign as an mp. our correspondent sophie long is outside the old bailey and explained what happens now to ms onasanya. one way or another, it does seem that her political career is now over. the labour party, as you said, has is

the olympic champion adam peaty says swimming is stuck in the 19705.to modernise the sport. and judd trump marches on at the uk snooker championship. he beat mark king to book his place in the last 16 in york. more insights from the coming up throughout the programme. more insights from the coming up throughout the programmelj more insights from the coming up throughout the programme. ijust have a question. why isjose mourinho upset the tv pundits were saying he has issues in the dressing room and we have pictures that we saw, i kacharava when, —— i don't know how long ago, when we have pictures of him being snarled up. know how long ago, when we have pictures of him being snarled uplj think i is angry at everyone. it probably improves the team as well. not that we would comment on his relationships with the team. not that we would comment on his relationships with the teamm not that we would comment on his relationships with the team. it is just that he is a little miffed at the moment. are you hang around for the moment. are you hang around for the p

but sarah vasey, adam peaty, siobhan—marie 0'connor, ben proud and james guy, congratulations. i have neverfelt anything quite as violent as that. agh! oh, no. 0k, yes, that's legal. i have a new part of my body. he's over! 0h, oh, i'm sorry. he got it between the posts. keep your head up. so come over here. it is about timing, about speed. post. yes, three points! this is, of course, a highlight. how do i get down? land on your feet. how do i get down? land on yourfeet. let's how do i get down? land on your feet. let's go. how do i get down? land on yourfeet. let's go. hurray. this means anyone can do it. land on yourfeet. let's go. hurray. this means anyone can do itm land on yourfeet. let's go. hurray. this means anyone can do it. it is all about teamwork and getting paddles in sync. everyone in this boat, except you, bushell, is paddling at the same time as everybody else. well done, mate. 0h, heck. might be a little bit late because i am running mike around at the moment. is he any good? he is quite good. he has tried a lot of sports, hasn't he? hejust tried quite good. he

britain's olympic gold medallist adam peaty has dared those who run the sport to ban him after he backed, with the potential to earn far more. however, the sport's international governing body, fina, says it'll ban them if they do so. wa nt to want to make sure that that kid looking up to me winning the 0lympics can have a stable future and can make a very good living out of the sport that he has worked so ha rd of the sport that he has worked so hard for. what if people say that they will badly because you will compete in that event? if they have got it, i'm not bothered. at the end of the day, they're going to have the backlash from that. they know they can't. they know they can't get away with it. you lose all the respect of the athletes, and you can't bully athletes into racing. you need to listen to athletes, to start working together. it shouldn't be take, take, take, orgive, give, give. it should be a give—take relationship. saying look, how can we work together? i'm a little bit angry that we haven't been listened to but at the same time i'm easy and that just trying to get by in

the olympic champion adam peaty has launched a stinging attack on swimming's governing body.mp is through to the fourth round of the uk championship. the world no 5 comfortably beat mark king to qualify for the last 16 in york. the most feared potter in the game. and now i and how about this for one of the best saves mistake by the goalkeeper... shot... hang on, what was that, shall we see that again, deflection... saved by the head of a dog! micro social media... and the england cricketer ben stokes is adding to his already extensive collection of tattoos. a collection of lions on his back. he says it's taken six hours to get to this point and there's 18 hours to go. ouch. i cannot imagine it. i hope he feels like it is worth it at the end. after being defeated in the house of commons yesterday, the government will this morning publish the full legal advice it was given on theresa may's brexit plan after it was found to be in contempt of parliament in his first broadcast interview since being freed, british academic matthew hedges, accsused of spying and jailed in the united

olympic champion adam peaty has dared swimming's governing body to ban him, after he backed plans forly this month. but it was cancelled after fina threatened to prevent those who raced from competing in next year's world championships. over 30 of the world's best swimmers met in london today to back plans to launch the isl next august and establish a swimmer‘s union which is independent from fina. two former wales captains have been named as assistants to the incoming head coach wayne pivac. stephen jones and jonathan humphreys willjoin the set up when pivac takes over from warren gatland after next yea r‘s world cup. former fly—halfjones won 104 caps for his country. he said he was looking forward to what he hoped would be an exciting period in welsh rugby. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. thanks, sarah. let's get more on the row over claims thatjeremy corbyn called the prime minister "a stupid woman" during prime minister's questions. the labour leader has refuted the allegations, saying he said "

olympic champion adam peaty has accused swimming of being "stuck in 1970", after fina forced the cancellationheir new ‘fina champions swim series' will appease their critics. but bbc sport understands that more than 30 of the world's best swimmers will meet in london next week to discuss taking further action against the governing body. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. rangers and chelsea in europa league. early kick—offs for them. the time is 5:39pm. more on our top story, and theresa may is in brussels tonight, trying to win extra assurances from eu leaders to save her brexit deal. let's return there, and rejoin ben brown. yes, she is in with the other 27 leaders right now at this eu summit, trying to get those assurances. we are not sure what kind of form they would be in, some sort of protocol annexed to the main agreement but what all the leaders who have arrived here have been stressing is the main withdrawal agreement is not up the main withdrawal agreement is not upfor the main withdrawal agreement is not up for renegotiati

olympic champion adam peaty stated last week that swimming was "stuck in 1970" after fina forced therstands that over 30 of the world's best swimmers will meet in london next week to discuss taking further action against the organisation. that's all the sport for now. i will have more for you in the next hour. the european union is meeting in brussels to discuss brexit and we will take your questions now about the deal that theresa may has got with the eu. with me is our brussels reporter, adam fleming. we also have a senior research fellow at the centre for european reform. we have quite a few questions. maureen bradbury from warrington emails us to ask: "if we leave without a deal, will be save the £39 billion and what will happen to the irish border?" the £39 billion was the financial settle m e nt the £39 billion was the financial settlement that is made up of obligations that the uk had as a member which it had signed up to. plus two years of the transition period where we would pay the same. so there is a bit of an argument about how much of the uk would be legally on the hook