inspirational character, billy monger.est football game, has ended in a draw after two days' play. it's been played in the derbyshire town of ashbourne on shrove tuesday and ash wednesday since at least the 12th century. the goal posts are three miles apart, the pitch is the whole town, and anyone can take sides and play. every year, the up'ards, those born north of the river henmore which divides the town, take on the down‘ards, which is anyone born south of the river. they took an early lead in this year's chaos, but the up'ards fought back on day two to level the match. they're unbeaten since 2010. that was an incredible result. two goals already in the arsenal game in the europa league. 2—0 up at half—time. you can follow everything on the bbc sport website. celtic playing zenit st petersburg later. that is at five past eight. we will have more sport throughout the evening. it is just it isjust coming up it is just coming up to ten minutes to seven. president trump said making schools safer will be a "top priority". th

back behind the wheel — less than a year after losing both of his legs, racing driver billy monger aimscessed foods should be eaten in moderation, but now research suggests they could be linked to an increased risk of cancer. mass—produced bread and cakes, chicken nuggets and instant noodles are being classified as "ultra—processed" and potentially harmful. the study of over 100,000 people hinted that, the more of such foods people ate, the greater their risk of cancer. our health correspondent james gallagher has more. pizza and fizzy drinks are ultra—processed foods, but so too are bread and breakfast cereals. they are some of the nation's favourite foods but new concerns have been raised by french scientists. they think the way these foods are produced or packaged may be raising the risk of cancer. it may come as a surprise but around half the foods we eat are classed as ultra—processed. that generally means they're made in a factory with a huge list of ingredients down the side of the packet. we know they're bad for our waistlines, but could they be bad for our health in other ways

surrey racing driver billy monger is preparing to return to competition less tha n preparing to return which has been specially adapted for him by the carlin racing team and hopes he can secure a place in the formula 3 series which begins in april. there's no feeling like it. to be honest it's been the most calm place since my accident, being back behind the wheel of a racing car. that's where i wanted to be since my accident and to get back behind the wheel, yeah, i just accident and to get back behind the wheel, yeah, ijust feel completely in control and relaxed when i'm out there. which, yeah, it's a nice feeling to have. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service so far on the tube this morning. on the roads there's northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel southern approach meaning it's slow from blackwall lane. in bruce grove, the a10 the roundway is partly blocked at all hallows road following fallen power cables last night near risley avenue primary school. let's have a check on the weather now with lucy martin. hello, good morning. a milder day to c