here, as you can imagine, it's all about aek.tation. the locals are confident, but so, too, their visitors. in greece, triumph or tragedy awaits. chris mclaughlin, bbc news, athens. tottenham hotspur have apologised to their fans for the delay in opening their new stadium, but say it was "unavoidable" because of safety concerns. spurs were expected to play their first game at their new ground on 15th september against liverpool, but that match has been switched to wembley. sara 0rchard has the latest. tottenham's apology today has come amid ongoing speculation about when the stadium is going to open. i have beenin the stadium is going to open. i have been in dialogue with the club for most of the day and we understand that the —— the contract held a meeting with the board yesterday and spoke about critical safety issues which are preventing the current schedule going ahead. it basically means that if they hosted events now, fans and the crowd inside the stadium wouldn't be safe. it means that two more premier league temperatures

and celtic have been knocked out of the champions league in the third round of qualifying by aek athens. hello and welcome to ther programme, where the england all—rounder ben stokes has been found not guilty of affray at bristol crown court in england. the case related to a fight outside a nightclub in the city in september last year. he's been drafted straight back into the england squad following the verdict but he may still face a sanction from the england and wales cricket board. our sports editor dan roan was in court. it had taken almost a year, but finally ben stokes emerged from court today having cleared his name. one of the world's top cricketers found not guilty of affray. today's verdict represents the end of an 11 month ordealfor ben, during which time he has had to maintain his silence at times when many in social media and certain parts of the press predetermined his guilt long before the trial began. the past 11 months have served to highlight to benjust how highly he values his position as an england representative, both in terms of the privilege that role entails and

they were held to a 1—1 draw at home by aek athens. side held a numerical advantage for over half an hour after konsta ntinos galanopoulos was shown a second yellow card but they now head to greece next tuesday with it all to do. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. it is transfer deadline day in the english premier league. england playing the second test against india at lord's. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. things are looking cooler and fresher now for the rest of this week, particularly across northern and western areas, with a mixture of sunshine and showers. some of the showers will continue to be quite heavy as well, maybe with the risk of thunder. the reason for the cooler air, area of low pressure has driven out the heat into the near continent, introducing something cooler and fresher off the atlantic, and we'll maintain a west or south—westerly airflow. early on thursday, we will see further showers returning to western scotland

aek were then reduced to ten men. 1—1 the final score.y at lords tomorrow. england are 1—0 up in the five match series after a thrilling win in the first test at edgbaston last week — but that's not stopped them from making changes, as patrick gearey reports. batsman like policemen are getting younger, it seems. meet the latest plaything and, ollie pope, 20, honestly. england have seen enough in only this dean matches, to call them up in place of davit manoyan. —— dawid malan. them up in place of davit manoyan. -- dawid malan. really excited to see him go out there and be himself and be exactly as he has done in the championship. they are shuffling a winning pack. england triumphed in a scintillating finished to an enthralling first test at edgbaston. ben stokes, their hero, is in court. india were driven to the point of victory by their captain virat kohli, 200 runs in the match, but he does not believe he is carrying too many passengers. it is unfortunate that we have not been able to cross the line and be so close, that is what we are

and after a 3—2 aggregate defeat to the greek champions aek athens.t could cost them up to £40 million. think all you spent much of your playing career in the scottish domestic league. tell us what the result will mean to celtic and scottish football. for celtic the past couple of years they have been in the group stages where an elite clu b in the group stages where an elite club will feel is the right place. it isa club will feel is the right place. it is a setback for themselves and scottish football because the coefficient celtic have gathered in the group stages, if they build on that there was a possibility they would have had an automatic place in the group stages in a few years. but four qualifying rounds has made it tough and not only do celtic suffer but all scottish football because the coefficient drops. most of the other teams have relied on celtic to be the flag bearer which is why the result does not help anybody. to explain to some viewers, celtic started the champions league campaign back on the 10th ofjuly against armenian opposition

and celtic have been knocked out of the champions league in the third round of qualifying by aek athens found not guilty of affray at bristol crown court in england. the case related to a fight outside a nightclub in the city in september last year. he‘s been drafted straight back into the england squad following the verdict but he may still face a sanction from the england and wales cricket board. our sports editor dan roan was in court. it had taken almost a year, but finally ben stokes emerged from court today having cleared his name. one of the world‘s top cricketers found not guilty of affray. today‘s verdict represents the end of an 11 month ordealfor ben, during which time he has had to maintain his silence at times when many in social media and certain parts of the press predetermined his guilt long before the trial began. the past 11 months have served to highlight to benjust how highly he values his position as an england representative,

and aek athens are also into the champions league draw after a 1—1 draw with hungarian side vidi ensuredhe asian champions league, where the chinese side tianjin quanjin missed theirflight to japan due to traffic. they did make it in the end, but the journey ended up taking more than 2a hours. and if that wasn't bad enough, the first leg of their quarterfinal against kashima antlers didn't turn out much better. joe lynskey reports. for kashima —— tianjin quanjin, making it to the kickoff was hard enough. they travelled for 27 hours to reach kashima. and though the chinese team in white came close early on, weariness soon showed. s took the lead through this finish from silva, the first of two brazilians to make sure tianjin quanjin‘s travels were in vain. in the quanjin's travels were in vain. in the second half the team took control and serginho fired in the second, putting them in control for the second leg, at which takes place in china in three weeks time, where kashima hope their champions league journey won't hit any snags. meanwhile, almoez ali's 15th minute header gave al duhail

celtic‘s conquerers aek athens beat vidi 2—1 in hungary while young boys and dinamo zagreb drew one—all up some other football lines from today now. thierry henry has agreed to become the new manager of bordeaux according to reports in france. he's been a member of the belgian coaching team for the past two years, and is set to take over from gus poyet who was suspended by the club last week for publically criticising the sale of a player. kyle lafferty has returned to former club rangers after hearts accepted an improved offer for the player. the northern ireland international was previously at ibrox between 2008 and 2012. lafferty could make his debut in tomorrow's europa league qualifier. and we could see var, or video assisted referee, used in the champions league. uefa has been using trials to find out if it can overcome some logistical problems. it could be implemented during the quarter finals stages, with it set to be recommended next week and a final decision to be made next month. cricket now. and if you were after a bit more drama and excitement in the series between england

in the night's other games, aek athens won 2—1 in hungary against vidi, and dinazmo zagreb drew 1—1 ins. the second legs take place next tuesday. ever since thierry henry made public his intentions to pursue a role in club manangement there has been a lot of speculation as to where the former france forward would end up. well on thursday that question may have been answered. he's been in talks with ligue 1 side bordeaux — where accroding to reports in france, he's agreed in principal to replace gus poyet who was suspended last week for his comments on the club's transfer dealings. henry, the former arsenal and barcelona striker, has been belgium's assistant coach since 2016. he is such a big game in france. his world champion, the best scorer of the national team in our history. bands will be happy, they are really happy. bands will be happy, they are really happy--- bands will be happy, they are really happy. —— fans. iran is the bbc that he will become the new coach. —— eve ryo ne he will become the new coach. —— everyone is so happy. two new coaches, important out those guys in fran

norwegian champions having the better of the chances, they couldn‘t score, so celtic go through to face aekhe football association is considering a bid to host the world cup in 2030. the last major tournament played in england was euro 96, which came 30 years after the country hosted it‘s only world cup, in 1966 of course. and after the success of this summer‘s world cup, the fa have announced that they want gareth southgate to stay on as england manager beyond 2020, when his contract expires. england made the semi—finals in russia, and fa chief executive martin glenn said he was "the definition of the modern manager we want". he certainly looked modern in that waistcoat. india are in control after the opening day of the first test against england at edgbaston. at stumps, the hosts were 285—9, having looked in total control on 216—3. but that‘s when things started to go wrong for england. patrick gearey now reports on that, and takes a look back in the test cricket archives, too. an english drama in a thousand parts. from flickering victorian beginnings through history, haircuts and heroics

celtic are in champions league action tonight, as they host aek athens in the first leg of their third. brendan rodgers' men are looking to reach the group stage for the third year in a row. chris mclaughlin is at celtic park. it is game numberfive it is game number five of it is game numberfive of a potential eight for celtic in their quest to reach the group stages of the champions league for the third successive year under brendan rodgers. they have already seen off armenia and norway. this is a step up armenia and norway. this is a step up against the champions and the celtic boss knows it. we will have to be patient. the crowd will be important for us. they really support us and they have shown that patients as well at this level over these last couple of seasons. if we can geta these last couple of seasons. if we can get a win with a clean sheet, that will be a great result for risk. if we can win the game, we will be happy. the manager has also been speaking about his frustration at the lack of activity in the transport window this summer. —— tra nsfer transport window this summ

. —— aek athens. leg to be paid in greece next week, and they must score in order to qualify. england drew one all against brazil, in their second group game in france. georgia sta nway group game in france. georgia stanway put group game in france. georgia sta nway put england group game in france. georgia stanway put england ahead in just the 11th minute, after a foul, but a substitute struck in injury time to snatch a point for the south americans. england's top of group b, vinniejust a point americans. england's top of group b, vinnie just a point on sunday to reach the good of finals. after the drama of the first test, which injured one, what a time to make a debut. ollie pope comes into the second test of the series, it is a game that has got a lot of people talking. test cricket may have been dropping off the radar slightly, but england captain, joe root, things the match at edgbaston has caught the match at edgbaston has caught the attention once again. there has been a lot of those negativity

the 1967 champions travel to greece to face aek athens, needing a goal, after drawing the first leg i—ifrom injury although he won't be starting in athens. yes, probably too much to start. he will take his place on the bench, but he looks very fit and strong. and his rehabilitation. he wants to play and to be involved. so too much arrest for him to start, but i'm sure at some point in the game he will play a part. roger federer begins his bid for an eighth cincinatti masters title the world number two is focusing his attention on the us open starting in less than a fortnight‘s time and he'll play german peter goyovchik in the second round after being given a first round bye. in case you missed it usa captainjim furyk has confirmed his eight automatic picks for next month's ryder cup against europe in paris. among them are brooks koepka fresh from winning the us pga championship on sunday, and world number one dustin johnson, although the talk has been about whether tiger woods, who's already a vice captain, will be given a captain's pick after his second placed finish at the weekend. wh

reaching the tournament's group phase. 1—1 from the first leg at celtic park, they're in greece to face aekfeat to hearts in the scottish premiership at the weekend. at stake later, a place in the play—off round. it's day two of the para swimming world championships in dublin. paralympian ellie simmonds qualifying from today's 200m individual medley sm6 heats to reach tonight's final. kate grey has more. it was a busy morning for the british team, with 11 athletes qualifying through to this evening's final. three of which came from the women's sm6 childrenm individual medley, including paralympic champion, ellie simmonds. it as the first time she was competing in a british cap since the rio paralympics and she qualified in third position, with 15—year—old briton maisie summers newton qualifying fastest. when i caught up with simmonds at the end of her race, she admitted she was focused on her long—term targets. to be honest, i'm not really thinking about medals at the minute, i'm just rented about their own race tonight. like i say, me and my coach say "mission: 2020", that's our aim. this

they lost 3—2 on aggregate to aek athens — after a 2—1 defeat in greece.d away goal needed to progress into the next round. this summer's heatwave has had a surprising effect on parts of britain. it's brought a hidden part of our past to the surface. archaeologists have been scouring the country from the air over the past few months and they've made hundreds of new discoveries. for example, have a look at this elizabethan home in staffordshire — tixall gatehouse. the hot weather has revealed this. the foundations of the orginial 16th century manor house tixhall hall which once stood here. and it's thanks to the heatwave that its emerged again as our arts correspondent, david sillito, explains. ok, martin. we've found an edge within the boundary. triple ditch. this is damian grady, one of historic england's aerial archaeologists. and this long, hot summer has revealed some lost landmarks. this is tixall, in staffordshire. look to the right. we can now see the outline of a lost manor house. and in oxfordshire, a prehistoric settlement has come into full view

they were knocked out of the qualifying round by aek athens, 2—1 on the night, 3—2 on aggregate.to a play off for a place in the europa league. one other football line, wilfried zaha has signed a new contract he's been regularly linked with a move away from selhurst park, but has committed himself to the club until 2023. kyle edmund is out of the cincinatti masters. the british number one lost in the second round in straight sets to the canadian denis shapovalov. serena williams is also out, she lost to petra kvitova. the england and worcester centre ben te‘o says his injury problems left him contemplating his future in rugby. the 31—year—old had just recovered from a serious ankle injury when he missed england's tour of south africa because of a thigh problem. he's now targeting a return in the early part of the new season. you want to do everything you can to get back. i've come back from some tough injuries and once you're back, it's brilliant but the time off is tough. and when you're off and you're working hard and people just ask, where are you? why aren't you playing? yeah

champions league in the third qualifying round after losing 2—1 on the night and 3—2 on aggregate to aekup stages. the champions league is a doubt money and prestige, failure to reach the group stage would see celtic missed out on more than £10 million. funds needed to attract and retain players. brendan rogers would have loved to have others in his defence, but their new belgian signing said he is still not 100%. neither were his teammates. court or watching as celtic‘s job was made his teammates. court or watching as celtic‘sjob was made harder. ranges, hibernian, hearts and dundee united have all failed to beat athens in greece, with strikers missing through injury, it was going to be stretch for celtic to buck the trend is. things looked beyond their reach when the lead was doubled, at scott sinclair can of the bench to give celtic hope with 12 minutes to go. they came close, but not close enough. out by the finest of margins, but at a great cost. ben stokes has been recalled to the india squad, hours after he was found not guilty of affray. the ecb's independent disciplinary commiss

re to keep their champions league hopes alive in tonight's third qualifing round second leg against aekdisney film has sparked an outcry, following reports he will play a character who's gay. the comedian wrote that he was "honoured" to be part ofjungle cruise, which is due out next year, and it was later reported that he would be playing a gay man. the news has led some people to ask why a gay actor wasn't cast for the role. lizo mzimba has more. world, get ready for the adventure of a lifetime. welcome tojungle cruise! based on a theme park ride, jungle cruise starling dwayne "the rock" johnson and filmed on huge sets in hawaii, is set to be one of 2019's biggest movies. it comes from disney. the studio has been praised for the way it's dealt with issues like diversity in films like black panther. hi everybody, welcome to the set ofjungle cruise. but the movie, which also stars emily blunt, is facing controversy over how her character's brother has reportedly been cast. class, i've got good news and bad news, what do you want? the bad news. it's not really that jack whitehall, best kn

a taxi just lost a wheel you definitely want to take aeks that time as you head out the door this morningof morning business headlines. stocks did rally yesterday. markets rose on reports that the u.s. and china are back seeking talks to the trade dispute. they say president trump seeking additional tariffs on chinese products. on today's watch list we have reports from hiring in the private sector. they were better than expected. the dow rose, best month seance january. >>> it sold more phones and did so at higher prices. apple also upbeat about the current quarter. that could trade at a record high. also apple is closing in on another milestone. it could be today, the first company to top a trillion in market value. >>> and you'll be able to use your iphone to pay for a big gulp and your prescription. they say 7-eleven and cvc -- they day apple pay handled more than a billion transactions in the past quarter, more than paypal and square. >>> putting on end to one fall election battle lt the company agreed far per sengtage of their revenue. the city expects to receive about $30 million p

actually wanted his former staff secretary rob porter to take that job, porter of course forced out after aeksllegations of xwles tidomestic. >> yes, don mcgahn has pushed back on the president.llegation domestic abuse. >> yes, don mcgahn has pushed back on the president. so there were various points where he would ask mcgahn to do things including fire mueller and do other things that he didn't think bwere appropriate. and the president was looking to someone who ehe could persuade o say yes. and rob porter said he didn't want for to do it, but it was ie context of finding someone not to say no to him. >> and the president said that he is not worried about the 30 hours of testimony that don mcgahn gave robert mueller and his team. she be worried? >> the subject of an investigation should always be concerning. mcgahn is in a position to know lots of information. he said that he didn't believe he implicated the president in any actual crimes, but he did provide some negative information. one of the challenges is you don't know how it fits in with other people's testimony. so i think what it doe

the scottish champions lost 2—1 to aek athens in the second leg of their third qualifying round tie.ropa league. kyle edmund is out of the cincinatti masters. he lost his second round tie in straight sets to canada's denis shapovalov who's playing in the tournament for the first time. roger federer meanwhile is safely though to the third round. two time world champion fernando alonso will retire from formula one at the end of the season. the spaniard says it's time for a change after 17 years in f1. he could move to america to try and complete his ambition of landing motorsport‘s triple crown, he just needs the indy 500 having already won the monaco grand prix and le mans. great britain won nine more medals on the second day of action at the world para—swimming european championships in dublin. leading the way was 16—year—old maisie summers—newton, who beat five—time paralympic champion ellie simmonds in the final of the women's 200m individual medley sm6, setting a new world record in the process. just wanting to go out and give everything i could. i wanted to go quicker than this m

the app will merge its aek n technologies with toyota's own products like sienna minivans.y colleague, arjun kharpal, he has more details on this what is the benefit for both companies? >> what you're seeing here is the technology companies which uber would say it is, developing the software behind many of these systems. uber doesn't make cars you do have toyota who are a traditional carmaker and have that experience in creating hardware so you've seen it with the likes of waymo and fiat chrysler, they had a tie up you see uber providing technology to toyota that will allow them to spread the costs of the r & d, and it means toyota does not have to invest so much into an area where it has no expertise in you likely will see more of these deals in the newt xufuture this seems to make sense for reducing r & d costs for companies. do you think this will be happening again and again? >> i think you'll see a lot of that one company has been flagged up by many analysts, apple. tim cook has spoken not too much about it, fairly tight-lipped, but they are developing the technology t

they face aek athens in greece.e number of investigations has indeed risen. on top of the events in westminster, though not directly related to them. we are just also, something else to tell you, more breaking news from formula one, the two—time champion, fernando alonso, is to retire from formula one at the end of the season. confirmation from his team mclaren. the 37—year—old spaniard, who has 32 grand prix wins, has become increasingly disenchanted formula one as mclaren have fallen well off the pace. a statement from mclaren, there is a time for everyone to make a change. fernando alonso has decided the end of season to be his. we respect his decision, even if we believe he is in the finest form of his career. more on that in our sports bulletin later. homebase is expected to close 42 of its stores — putting around 1,500 jobs at risk. after a comprehensive review, the company said its current store portfolio was no longer viable. it‘s the latest in a series of store closures on the high street. our business corr

celtic lost the second leg of their qualifier to the greek champions aek athens 2—1 last night to faildgers. he's since expressed his frustration at the club's failure to sign new players. while defender dedrick boyota appears to be seeking a move away. clearly the manager is not happy, i do not think the board are happy and it is moving down to the player, frustration, disappointing going out the champions league. they have an to get in the euro —— the europa league but you want to be playing at the highest. and things need sorting out because they have big games coming up. they need to get their mindset correct because that is a massive game and steven gerrard's first time at celtic park as rangers manager, he will be well up for it. one other piece of football news, and wilfried zaha has signed a new contract with crystal palace, which will keep him there until 2023. the ivory coast international became the club's joint record goalscorer in the premier league after scoring in their 2—0 win over fulham last weekend. the england and worcester centre ben te'o says his injury problems l

brendan rodgers' side lead hosts rosenborg 3—i going into the second qualifying round decider, with aekf course we come with an advantage, and we feel that we can come here and play well, but like every european game away from home, you have to defend well, you have to be strong, and we know, as we have seen, that we can score goals. it's now just over a week to go until the premier league kicks off. we can't wait for that. and two contenders were in pre—season action overnight in the champions cup. tottenham youngster georges—k vin nkoudou got their only goal in a 1—0 win over ac milan in minneapolis. and manchester united also won. ander herrera got the pick of the goals in a 2—1 win over real madrid in miami. so has that cheered up jose mourinho? in i think" in i think 11 days we started the premier league, and these are the players that we have, plus lindelof who started training a couple of days ago, plus marcus rashford, jones and lukaku, because they gave to the group and to the team three days of their holidays, so they are coming back three days early to try to be available for

said they were still in a really good position in the champions league despite a 1—1 draw at home to aek putting england ahead from the penalty spot before brazil snatched a point late in injury time. staying with the youngsters... 20—year—old ollie pope will make his england debut in the second test against india at lord‘s. he replaces dawid malan and he‘ll bat at number four, despite having only played 15 first—class matches for surrey. england are 1—0 up in the series. the final golf major of the year gets underway at the belrive country club in missouri later. the uspga championship was the last major rory mcilroy won four years ago. and despite that he says he‘s going into the competition in good shape. wigan warriors legend shaun edwards will return to the super league club as head coach in 2020. edwards won every available honour over a 14—year playing career with wigan. he‘ll take over after fulfilling his commitment as wales‘ defence coach at next year‘s rugby world cup. i‘m sure lots of people are very happy to be hearing that news. we‘ll be speaking to the olympic gold—medalli

so celtic go through to face aek athens in the next round.d, after the success of this summer's world cup, the fa have announced that they want gareth southgate to stay on as england manager beyond 2020, when his contract expires. england made the semi—finals in russia under southgate, and fa chief executive martin glenn said he was the definition of the modern manager we want. british gymnast becky downie has had to pull of the europeans championships after she suffered a setback in her recovery from injury. the championships start today and are being called a mini—0lympics, with the events shared between glasgow and berlin. first minister nicola sturgeon told the bbc why she thinks it is a good idea. we are we a re really we are really excited about the sports that we will be showcasing here in glasgow. but it is great. these are the first multisport european championships. it is also the first 42 cities to co—host in this way. i was in berlin recently andi this way. i was in berlin recently and i know they were excited about the athletics.

in lincoln, nebraska, which was held at mcdonald's, for whate gr reason, up the nerve to call two aekst rejected 27 different times, like different affiliates around the country, until a guy named stan ndroni in greenville, mississippi, hired me on number 28. so, i think whatever -- you've justot to keep going, man, keep going. >> i had an agent, i was working rn cleveland and wanted to get in a big market and he said, i don't see you in a major market and six months later a go job at wnbc. >> and look at you now! >> al roker. mr. melvin? >> oh, gosh, too many. wmean, it's been a long time. >> long andding road? >> it's taken a long time to get here. >> well, we're happy that y are here. ms. dylan, you have some "pop start"? >> yes, full of music today. first up, ariana grande, we mentioned earlier she perfoed on "the tonight show" last night performing "natural woman," a tribute to aretha franklin, but the pop star had reason toce brate. her fourth album "sweetener" was released overnight and is alreadyhe number one album on itunes. >> wow. >> grande sat down with jimmy fallon to talk

of last night's qualifier. 1—1 from the first leg, if they had to score against the greek champions aek they miss out on a spot in the lucrative group phase for the first time under brendan rodgers and the £a0 million that it would have brought. they will now play a team from latvia all it away near for a place will now play a team from latvia all it away nearfor a place in will now play a team from latvia all it away near for a place in the europa league. wilfried zaha has signed a new contract with crystal palace. he has been regularly linked with a move away. he has committed himself to the club until 2023. kyle edmund is out of the cincinnati masters. the british number one lost in the second round in straight sets to the canadian denis shapovalov. serena williams is also out having been beaten by petra kvitova. tymal mills had a night to remember as sussex shots pulled off a dramatic win over glamorgan in the t20 blast. the welsh side were needing a pretty remarkable turnaround to get the win. mills took two wickets in two balls to set up a hat—trick opportunity to close the inning

they lost the second leg of their qualifier to the greek champions aek athens.ue. at celtic you are to be playing at the highest level in the champions league. certain things need sorting out and very quickly. they have got some big games coming up and the first old firm game and a couple of weeks. they need to get their mindset correct that one because it will be steven gerrard hazmat first old firm game. ben stokes still faces a disciplinary issue with the cricket board. despite making an immediate return to england's test squad ben stokes must wait to see if he will face any further action by the ecb. having been cleared of affray, their disciplinary commission will meet after the third test with india. they will assess if he'll be sanctioned and will no doubt seek assurances from the player that his explosive behaviour can be brought under control, as the bbc‘s cricket corrspondent jonathan agnew explains. it is that firebrand nature that makes him the cricketer that he is. on the field it is channelled, it is focused on bowling or batting. clearly there is

brendan rodger‘s side lead hosts rosenborg 3—1 going into the second qualifying round decider, with aekplaced by tay—zya ?james, who joined up with the squad in glasgow on wednesday. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. thank you. now on afternoon live — let‘s go nationwide and see what‘s happening around the country, in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. let‘s go tojenine machin in cambridge, who‘s been looking at a story we‘ve been examining for some time on nationwide, as northamptonshire county council prepares for crisis talks over where to make £70 million in service cuts. amy cole is in birmingham, where ahead of the 2018 british transplant games set to take place in the city in the coming week, they‘ve been speaking to one young tennis player, and the mum, whose son‘s sacrifice allowed him to compete. we will be with you in a moment amy. janine, this is something for the last six month, we have been talking about and it seems things are coming toa about and it seems things are coming to a head. they really are. if i bring you up