bbc look north, barnsley.p funding one of the largest private training companies in the uk, after a damning report by the education regulator ofsted. learndirect ltd, which provides apprenticeships and adult training to more than 70 thousand people, has been rated inadequate in its latest inspection. with me is david hughes, chief executive of the association of colleges. good afternoon. first off, lots of people watching have not heard of this particular organisation, but it was a this particular organisation, but it wasa damning this particular organisation, but it was a damning report from ofsted. the worst possible result from an ofsted inspection, inadequate. the report said learners weren't getting the support they needed to succeed, not enough qualifications they were trained to get. not enough were getting jobs afterwards. across the piece, a pretty damning report. the government withdraws all funding from nextjuly, some might ask why not instantly, i suppose there are contractual complications. first

it is something we spoke to her city team—mate about and she said that karen barnsley is still upbeatg that has happened. anyone that knows hart, knows she is full of beans and energy. she has the same now. she has played her part for us and she will continue helping the goalkeeper is off of the pitch. we have fantastic goalkeepers and not one person makes the team. it is the same for every member of our team, people move in and out and we know we will get the same quality. from out we will get the same quality. from our point of view, we need to be at out our point of view, we need to be at our best to stop ring the best out of each other. holland will bring a big game to this match. they want to win. it is a huge game for them. a massive game in football, and dutch women football. there are not many dutch who are not football fans, they will be supporting them in the stadium or from the streets. from out stadium or from the streets. from our point of view, we know what we need to do and i am confident in the quality of our players. there has been talk of pressure throughout the turn

the other sides with 100% records so far are nottingham forest, who are at barnsley, wolves who visitl. later this week, it will all be about the power of the pink ball, as england play their first ever day night test match against the west indies at edgbaston. why pink? well it's believed to be easier to see than the traditional red ball in darker conditions. but with more on that, here's joe wilson. when it comes to playing a test match under floodlights the key issueis match under floodlights the key issue is the ball. this is a red ball, the kind of thing that has been used for many years in england. you can see the red colour, the prominent thing, that will deteriorate as the day goes on and thatis deteriorate as the day goes on and that is part of test match cricket. but under the lights it is too dark and no good. so you go for the pink. this is a compromise, visible on the lights but also durable. so it will last for several hours of play. it will not have to be replaced like a white ball. you can see the prominent theme, to keep that shine on it there is an extra layer of pla

notable results for you, bristol city had the best win of the day, top of the table after beating barnsleyost at wolves. all the score is on the bbc sport website including an incredible start of the season for luton who beat yeovil 8—2 and they got a goal down as well. they began their first season outside the football league for 112 years and it did not go well, the lost 2—0 away at sutton united. the fa cup final wasn't even three months ago, but qualifying for the season's competition got underway today, this year the bbc is following it from the very beginning, our cameras were on merseyside. the litherland won it 2-0 merseyside. the litherland won it 2—0 after a goalless first half. the game got into life, after this finish he was in the right place at the right time. a moment of class here, making sure litherland were through to the next round. south korea's kim has taken a comfortable lead in round three of the women's british open at kingsbarns and fight. she is three shots clear of england's georgia hall who just made three consecutive birdies, she is still out at the moment, bot

bristol city had the best win, top of the table after beating barnsley.sbrough lost at wolves. all the football league scorers are on the bbc sport website including an incredible start the season for luton who beat you 8—2 and we had to come back from a goal as well. leyton orient have begun their first season i the football league for 112 years, it did not go well, losing to nil at sutton united. dean beckwith here with the second. it is hard to believe, but the fa cup final wasn't even three months ago, but qualifying for this season's competition got underway today and the bbc is following it from the beginning. our cameras were on merseyside. litherland won 2—0 after a goalless first half, the game got into life. colin mcdonald was on the right place at the right time. a moment of class here, making sure litherland were through to the next round. south korea's kim has a comfortable lead after three rounds at kingsbarns in fife. she finished on a17 kingsbarns in fife. she finished on a 17 under par, six shots clear of england's georgia hall who was ti

elsewhere, sheffield united beat barnsley in a south yorkshire derby where both teams finished with 10 they lost to derby. it ended goalless between bristol and millwall. there were wins for wednesday, forest, preston north end and qpr. in the scottish premiership, celtic are top on goal difference, after their 2—0 win over kilmarnock. stjohnstone and aberdeen both also have nine points, after victories over partick thistle and dundee respectively. hamilton are fourth — they beat hibs 3—1. motherwell beat ross county 2—0. rangers drew 0—0 with hearts. that's all for now. i be back in the next hour. professor stephen hawking, one of the world's most famous and foremost scientists, has launched a stinging attack on the government over the nhs. he's accused the health secretary jeremy hunt of "cherry picking" evidence to justify the creation of a seven—day nhs. mr hunt has rejected that and accused the nobel prize winning scientist of spreading falsehoods. our correspondent sarah campbell was at the royal college of medicine where professor hawking made his speech. professor hawking ackno

i'm about 35 miles from barnsley, i'm going to get the train there to see what people think.nd does manchester to huddersfield regularly, what are his thoughts on it? three to four times a month the train is delayed. does he moan about it regularly? definitely. generally it's ok, it could be faster. it's made worse when you see all the investment put into euston given the weekend that's just gone on full. think there's something missing. the trains are extremely full with commuters, there's not enough carriages to take all the passengers and it's mostly standing room only, as you can see today as well. i've arrived here after nearly two hours of travelling. for places like this, being better connected could make a big difference. how do you get around the area ? big difference. how do you get around the area? i travel on the train to work and back. what's that like for you? good, but the trains aren't as often as i'd like. when i use buses they tend not to turn up, they tend to breakdown and the service is intermittent. the north of england is badly served by travel. business

the scans show that barnsley has a broken fibula and chamberlain will be needed against another host has kept eight clean sheets for her country. hearts have sacked head coach ian cathro afterjust seven months in charge. the 31—year—old, who was in his first managerial role, a former newcastle assistant, appears to have paid the price for a shock league cup exit against dunfermline. hearts say it was a very difficult decision, calling him an extremely talented young coach with a very bright future. organisers of rugby union's pro12 have confirmed that the tournament will be expanded to include two south african sides and renamed the pro14 from this coming season. the cheetahs, who are based in bloemfontein, and the southern kings from port elizabeth, recently lost their places in the southern hemisphere's super rugby competition. in the new expanded pro14 the teams will be split evenly into two conferences with two teams from ireland and wales in each, and one team in each from scotland, italy and south africa. we looked at player welfare and the amount of weekends there are in a sea

if we look back at the barnsley line—up we've got here. number six, michael mccarthy. top two in the championship. i said at the weekend, to oldfarts. he texted me the next morning saying, you speak for yourself! there is a perception about us older boys that we don't have the ambition or the drive or it's moved on and we haven't moved on with it. i hope at the moment that we are showing that is not the case. we have got the desire and passion and drive. there is a bit of ipswich interest in our house so we have screened shot the table, before now. in all their history, well over 100 years, they've only had 15 permanent managers. that is dedication. and the fact they do stick by their men. 0n at midday today and we also have channing tatum on the programme talking about his premier league predictions. not sure how much he knows about football but we will accept him. great stuff. thank you. see you later, thank you, 0llie. it is 8:a5am. hundreds of thousands of revellers are expected to take to london's streets for the notting hill carnival this weekend, but the metropo

this photo sent in by a weather watcher in barnsley, some heavy rainfall there.weather watcher in suffolk. that rain in the north and cloud further southis rain in the north and cloud further south is edging slowly eastwards through the day. behind it we will drag in fresher air, through the day. behind it we will drag infresherair, we through the day. behind it we will drag in fresher air, we will also see more brightness developing. putting the detail on to the map, for northern ireland, it's a mixture of sunny spells and showers as we move through this afternoon. some of the showers could be fairly sharp, starting to brighten up in the west of scotland, but holding on to that cloud and outbreaks of rain in the far east. for northern england plenty of dry weather and the chance of the odd isolated shower. more in the way of brightness for wales and the way of brightness for wales and the south—west, again the odd isolated shower not out of the question. the best of the sunshine in the south—west. we are holding on to humid air in the south—east longest. through

showers across northern england, thunder mixed in and this photo sent in by a weather watcher in barnsleynorthern ireland. highs and 24. the genetic rain becomes increasingly confined to the northern isles, one or two showers across northern ireland and the west bank drier in the east with average is a bit fresher than last night,. tomorrow will pressure in the north—west saw a few showers feeding into northern ireland and western scotland but dry and brightening golden rules, isolated showers but feeling fresher with highs of 22. similar into friday, showers in the north but drier and brighter in the south. this is bbc newsroom live, the headlines. the government has published plans wanting to end the "direct jurisdiction" of the european court ofjustice over uk law after brexit. it is britishjudges it is british judges who will interpret those laws and the british supreme court will be the ultimate arbiter. we will take back control of our roles. prince william and prince harry have been talking about their sense of bewilderment at the grieving crowds in the week between their mother's

this photograph sent in from barnsley. further south it is drier and brighter. a little bit less in the way of rain in suffolk. the band of rain in the north and cloud further south edges slowly eased as we move through the day. pushing up the humid air towards the east and bringing in some fresh air from the west. with some brightness in there as well. so for northern ireland and throw the rest of the day sunny spells and showers, some of those could be quite heavy. and it starts to brighten up in the west of scotland, a little more cloud around in the east. just some showers around for england and the south west. starting to feel a bit fresher. but for the south—east we held onto that more humid air. feeling a little bit warmer but starting to brighten up moving through the day. so it's denied the rain becoming confined to the far northern isles. some showers pushing into northern ireland and the west but further east some dry conditions and temperatures a lot fresher than last night. overnight lows of around 12, 14 last night. overnight lows of around 12, 1a