chris mclaughlin, bbc news, hampden park.0zil and sead kolasinac who didn't play in their season opener at newcastle after they were ta rgetted in a carjacking in london. it means 0zil hasn't played since last season. the pair escaped unhurt but weren't made available for selection over ongoing security concerns. but are ready to return for their club side this weekend. the mentality is now focused for us. two have they given you a sense of how scary it was for them was well really the focus is positive i think. they are 100% with their mind here. i want to help them to be with us training, thinking about football. taking the focus for each match. formal arsenal defender has left with mutual consent after eight months in charge. it is the first managerial club exit for top four divisions the season. he took over in november lester with the team in the bottom of leave to and guided them to safety things to a run of just two defeats in the final ten games which did come mid field financial issues at the club. bury‘s away fixtur

chris mclaughlin reports. in terms of football, rangers are moving on.gh to the europa league group stages after a win over legia warsaw. this is a club that cannot escape the dark cloud of sectarianism. last week, it was ordered to leave 3000 seats free for last night's game against legia warsaw. a uefa charge of racist behaviour, notably sectarian singing. today, something similar. a charge of racist behaviour once again relating to the game against legia warsaw last week. once again, rangers will have to leave part of the stadium closed for the next european game here. if it happens again, there is the real possibility this place will be closed down for the next fixture. it was also a bittersweet night for city rivals, celtic. the school helped them progress, 4—1 away. but the victory and european progression has been overshadowed by this. stewards and police clashing with celtic fans who had earlier set off a number of players. today, the celtic manager wouldn't be drawn on what happened. i have no comment on that. i wasn't aware of it. the club if t

this exclusive report is from our sports news correspondent, chris mclaughlin.s for the first time since france, shelley kerr wa nts time since france, shelley kerr wants the focus now to be on qualifying for the euros. cast your mind back to paris injune, scotland 15 minutes from progressing. then it all fell apart. the day after, at an impromptu team meeting, the head coach and some of her players had a heated argument that left some in tea rs, heated argument that left some in tears, others considering their futures, and claims that string had been taken before the debrief. there was a few hard and fast conversations, and that'll always happen ina conversations, and that'll always happen in a performance environment. on reflection on what i do things different? of course. how heated did it get? i am told there were players and tears. for me, there was some heated discussions and that happens in football at times and as i say on reflection, you've got to look at that and i look at that, as they head coach, being responsible and seeing the timing, because of th

here's our scotland sport correspondent, chris mclaughlin.e days before european qualifying matches but the scotland captain knew few questions would be about football, most about the meeting that took place yesterday following a bust up between head coach and players. did the management team apologised for what happened? ultimately that has been pa rt happened? ultimately that has been part of what has happened over the last few weeks and i think as players we have also reflected and there are things we all would do differently. it is behind us now and if we dwell on that it will only have a negative effect. the sunshine of france now a distant memory, the group had a say at a meeting attended by the scottish fa chief executive ian maxwell. attended by the scottish fa chief executive ian maxwelllj attended by the scottish fa chief executive ian maxwell. i think obviously it was a conversation that needed to happen but i think it was good for everyone. especially for head coach who knew she had to for do. did she come close to losing the resp

chris mclaughlin reports. in terms of football, rangers are moving on.ud of sectarianism. last week, it was ordered to leave 3000 seats free for last night's game against legia warsaw.

chris page reports. four children lost a father when john died in 2014. he had lived with their mother, siobhan mclaughlindowed parents allowance because they were not married. 0ne widowed parents allowance because they were not married. one year ago she won a challenge against the decision in the supreme court but she has not received any money and says the government must bring in new legislation. it really is shameful that they haven't. at the end of the day, these are children we are about, you know? they have lost a parent. siobhan mclaughlin says she took the case not for herself but for the children of all unmarried parents who find themselves in the same situation. according to bereavement charities, thatis according to bereavement charities, that is a few thousand families a year. some of them have contact did the solicitor. we are telling these families to apply for the benefit but we are now at the stage where they now have to consider bringing their own challenges and you wonder how many grieving families will it take? the department for work and pensions as it is actively considering options

chris, i‘m to years, this is also a question of speaking some kind of truth to power and having authorities listen to you in return. —— onto your story. siobhan mclaughlinot received any money. so now she wants to put the pressure on for ministers to take action. it really, really is a that they have not. and at the end of the day, these are children we talking about. you know, that have lost a parent. it's amazing, i mean, this bereavement happened five years ago, it‘s bad enough being bereaved and losing your husband when he is not very old, then she fights a case, ta kes very old, then she fights a case, takes it all the way, as you‘ve described, wins it, and still hasn‘t got the money! that's right, and siobhan mclaughlin says she really took the case mainly as a matter of principle. she had to work, take on threejobs principle. she had to work, take on three jobs after principle. she had to work, take on threejobs after her principle. she had to work, take on three jobs after her partner died so she suffered from financial hardship as well as all the grief she had to deal with in the aftermath ofjohn adams‘s death, so that made her think about all