the words of england defender danny rose as he reveals that a potential new club questioned his mental health. and after a week of sunshine, a bit more cloud around today and even one oi’ more cloud around today and even one or two showers. in sunnier moments it will still feel pleasantly warm. that will be the case this weekend. i will have all the details here on brea kfast. it is friday 17 may. our top story: talks to try to come up with a brexit deal have failed. the government and labour party are expected to pull out without reaching an agreement, the bbc has learned. now, theresa may has promised to set a timetable to leave downing street following the next brexit vote, expected next month. our political correspondent joins us now. chris, what more do we know about these cross—party talks? is that it, over, done? yes, ithink so, ithink is that it, over, done? yes, ithink so, i think that is going to be pretty much it. we will hear from jeremy corbyn banging the final nail into the coffin of these talks. they have been doodling on for a0 days by oui’ have been doodling on for a0

england and spurs defender danny rose was praised by the prince when he spoke publicly about his depressionsummer, i was speaking to another club, and they said, the club would like to meet you, "just to check you are not crazy." because of what you said? yeah, because of what i had said and what i had been through. prince william spoke about the stress of his formerjob as an air ambulance pilot. he said he sometimes found it very difficult to deal with his feelings. in some cases, very raw emotional day to day stuff where you're dealing with families who are having the worst news they could ever possibly have, on a day—to—day basis. it leaves you with a very depressing, very negative feeling where you think, death isjust around the door everywhere i go. that is quite a burden to carry and feel. prince william says the best way to share that burden is to be honest and talk openly about the mental health issues that all of us experience. andy moore, bbc news. the partner of murdered journalist lyra mckee has made a public plea for same—sex marriage in northern ireland. sara canning told the

and in the sport at 9.40 — footballer danny rose opens up about his personal experiences for mental healthss week. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. talks between the government and labour to try to come up with a brexit deal are about to end without an agreement. the discussions have been going on for a month and a half, but there have been growing indications that they aren't making any progress. yesterday theresa may agreed to set a timetable for her to step down as prime minister, after the next commons vote on brexit in a few weeks‘ time. if theresa may's withdrawal deal is rejected for a fourth time it's likely to spark a leadership contest. our political correspondent chris mason is in westminster. good chris mason is in westminster. morning. i don't th come good morning. i don't think it will come as a huge surprise to anyone if indeed these talks do break up without an agreement, given the level of discontent amongst mps on both sides about the idea of a deal, but where does this leave the brexit process 7 but where does this leave the brexit process? it leaves it whe

in montenegro earlier this year england's danny rose and raheem sterling both spoke out after racisten in the 70s and 80ss the trio were made welcome in west bromwich. as you can see from the reaction here the trio are still help with enormous affection notjust here but across the footballing world. none affectionately as the three degrees, they have a lasting legacy, talented football players who challenged racism with charm and dignity. a fantastic tribute to those three players. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. some breaking news in the last minute orso, some breaking news in the last minute or so, tyson fury says they are minute or so, tyson fury says they a re close minute or so, tyson fury says they are close to a rematch with the wbc heavyweight champion jonty wilder that throughout the rest of the evening. but for now it is goodbye. theresa may has laid out her plan for a new brexit deal describing it as one last chance to deliver on the result of the referendum. she detailed proposals to safeguard workers' rights and prevent the hard border

danny rose even said he was getting bored of playing at the national stadium.were that this brand new stadium wouldn't even get the chance to see champions league football this season, that's because half way through the group campaign they were teetering on the edge of group b after a 2—2 draw against psv eindhoven. that left them them 1 point from their first three games, and even their manager admitted they needed a miracle. i'm not going to blame any player. if people want to blame someone, i blame myself, i'm the responsible person for the team. it is so difficult to qualify for the champions league. that was back in october. things went on to intensify around morrissey put it in a because real madrid and manchester united wanted new managers. “— madrid and manchester united wanted new managers. —— around mauricio pochettino. manchester united sacked jose mourinho. that left mauricio pochettino in pole position, seemingly, to go to old trafford in the summer. not the first time he had been linked with jobs elsewhere this season. real madrid were also havin

coming up, the tottenham and england defender danny rose says and england defender danny rose says axt summer. he was talking as part of a special bbc 0ne programme that men putt mental health. israel folau has been officially sacked over social media post saying hell awaits gay people. from rugby australia side that chief executive said its a regrettable incident, painful incident for rugby, they did not want to be on the situation but palau pushed on himself with his actions and ultimately they say they have to stand by their principles of inclusivity and respect and quite simply folau has breached the comes of co nta ct simply folau has breached the comes of contact he sight up to as a rugby australia employee. folau are saying that as a christian he has a right, as an australian as well, to express his religious views and he feels is a question it is his duty to share god's well. one side is saying it is all about freedom of religious expression and the other saying, fine, have your views but do not use your platforms to spread opinions and beliefs that could be very offensive an

and he just says under his breath, you don't see that from danny rose.lot of wildlife morning can you identify any of them? we know some are egyptian geese but what about the quiet one sitting down? behind us we have collection birds full of a shelduck and the small one there is a sneer. there area number of small one there is a sneer. there are a number of birds we keep in our collection here that are not wild birds but add colour. you would not normally see them in the centre of london. including pelicans. why are there pelicans here? we have had pelicans in the park since 1664 when they were donated by a russian czar and we have kept a population of pelicans going ever since. we currently have three. islay, tiffany and dougie. a stunning view. you're telling us it is protected. what does that mean? it reminds us that we connect, we maintain the views to connect horse guards with buckingham palace either side of the island so that people on horse guards can see buckingham palace and the reverse view back toward the horse guards. it has been a pleasure.

coming up on bbc news: tottenham and england defender danny rose says a club trying to sign him askedression. next week, it will be two years since the bomb at manchester arena which killed 22 people. the youngest person to die was 8—year—old saffie roussos. her mother lisa was badly injured in the attack, but after extensive surgery and rehabilitation she's now preparing to walk the route of the great manchester run this weekend. she has given her first broadcast interview alongside her husband andrew, to our correspondentjudith moritz. i don't really remember a lot. i remember leaving, and saffie had got my hand, this hand, and she was pulling, jumping about. my arm was outstretched, holding her hand as she was pulling me, and the next minute, i just hit the floor with a thud. and that was the last thing i remembered until i woke up, how many weeks later? six weeks. six weeks later. what happened at that point? andrew was with you. andrew was with me. i remember thinking, well, why has he not mentioned saffie? and i knew. i just knew. i thought, if i'm this badly hurt and she was a

england and spurs defender danny rose was praised by the prince when he spoke publicly about his depressionwas speaking to another club, and they said, the club would like to meet you, "just to check you are not crazy." because of what you said? yeah, because of what i had said and what i had been through. prince william spoke about the stress of his formerjob as an air ambulance pilot. he said he sometimes found it very difficult to deal with his feelings. in some cases, very raw emotional day to day stuff where you're dealing with families who are having the worst news they could ever possibly have, on a day—to—day basis. it leaves you with a very depressing, very negative feeling where you think, death is just around the door everywhere i go. that is quite a burden to carry and feel. prince william says the best way to share that burden is to be honest and talk openly about the mental health issues that all of us experience. andy moore, bbc news. there's an ancient legend dating back to king charles the second that if the ravens that live at the tower of london ever leave — the tower wil

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the tottenham and england defender danny rose says that a club wanted to meet him to check he wasn'taled his struggles with depression. rose says it happened when he spoke to an un—named club about a potential transfer last summer. he was talking as part of a special bbc one programme about men's mental health. i do think there's still a long way to go in football, because in the summer i was speaking to another club, and they said the club would like to meet you, you know, just to check that you're not crazy. really? yeah. because of what you said? yeah, because of what i'd said and what i'd been through. and i was a bit embarrassed — well, i was embarrassed when he said that. for the first time in its history, uefa has launched a strategy to boost the women's game. they plan to double the number of women and girls playing and to increase female representation by 50% over five years. president aleksander ceferin said it was uefa's duty to empower the women's game and to put significant financial investment into the sport the fourth one—day international between england and pakistan

jermainejenas cambridge, danny rose, thierry henry.t night. as well as play football on the pitch, we went into the cambridge united dressing room and had a really open honest discussion. and if you haven't seen it, it's absolutely amazing. every single person in that room had their own particular story to tell. personally, i was really surprised bya personally, i was really surprised by a lot of what they had to say.” think it's also stuff that many of them had never said before. isaid before we started, if we are willing to be open and a little bit frail in this situation, i think it will make a massive difference. i really hope it has. we will read some comments about the programme shortly. when the duke of cambridge is in a room, he naturally leads the discussion because of who he is. and he was like everybody else, willing to be really frank about things he has found difficult in his life, including this. you strike me as the sort of person who tries to find the positive in even the darkest situations. do you think what you've bee

we have gareth southgate, danny rose, t airey henri, jermaine jenas, peter crouch, and they are all talkingrage starts at 3:55pm on bbc one. a shortjourney to wembley for the watford fans, around ten miles, so they‘ll be setting off later. much further though for the city fans — around 200 miles to travel, so an early start for them. our very own kyle walker — no, not manchester city‘s right—back — is at the etihad stadium. hello, mike. it is not that kyle walker, no! iam hello, mike. it is not that kyle walker, no! i am at the etihad stadium. all the manchester city fa ns stadium. all the manchester city fans are making their way over to wembley. what is special about this journey is on the coaches they have been provided by each of the manchester city players. they are putting on 26 coaches for all of our excited manchester city fans. i have managed to find some of the fans. taylor, how does it feel that some of your favourite players had taylor, how does it feel that some of yourfavourite players had put taylor, how does it feel that some of your favourite players had put on these coache

against montenegro this year, danny rose and raheem sterling both spoke out after racist chanting. who challenged racism with charm and dignity. phil mackie, bbc news, west bromwich. time for a look at the weather. here‘s... thank you, simon mccoy! the weather is looking pretty good. a lot of sunshine around today. 0ver is looking pretty good. a lot of sunshine around today. over the next few days, it is looking fairly quiet on the weather front for most of us and it is a case of warm, sunny spells. not completely clear blue skies are not completely dry, some showers in the north of the uk. but this week, you can see this as you are up and there is a lot of orange and yellow. what is that? that is the temperature of the air, you can see that in scandinavia it is relatively warm. so much of the continent enjoying someone, but not necessarily sunshine. some cloud across central parts and some rain and weather systems in the atlantic, but we are in between weather systems, which means almost in between. 0ne systems, which means almost in between. one is quipping the far north of the u

duke of cambridge, gareth southgate, danny rose and peter crouch all talking quite openly about inkspausal ladies. it was so interesting. i was thinking, if that was seven interesting. i was thinking, if that was seven blokes to come in to talk about depression, it would be all... and they were just laughing and having a crack and what have you and i still think with men, there is a sort of, this is kind of the last thing in the world people want to talk about. what i do say is i've never regretted being open, it's one of the best things i've done for me, never mind for other people as well. we are trying to discuss the benefits, the positive sides of menopause. all these things have an impact on people around you. we've got a clip of the programme. there is no logic to depression. having a co mforta ble is no logic to depression. having a comfortable family and life is never stop mine. is it hard for your family? ican stop mine. is it hard for your family? i can be difficult to live with, i accept that but i can be very good to live with someone don't think you can just divorce them

danny lee. 63 ties the best score in tournament history. we made our anchor picks last night. i'm feeling pretty good having picked bruce koepka. you got some work to do, guys. paul with justin rose, not bad. he's even. and our director, wayne, 1 under par. >>> after losing 11 of 12 on the road, the a's finally flex their muscle away from the coliseum. >> reporter: it was the a's offense that turned out to be the incredible hulk. top of the 3rd, profar put it into the right field for a grand slam. a six-run inning. he finished a triple shy of the cycle. it got so bad for the tigers that brandon dixon pitched the 9th inning. the a's hit 5 home runs. they pound out detroit, 17-3. >>> the sharks appeared to catch a new spring last night in st. louis. a hand pass that helped set up karlsson's goal. but the refs didn't call it. >> they're not trying to screw anybody. they're really not. they're good guys. >> was that a hand pass on the final goal? >> we weren't playing hand ball, were we? we were may playing hockey and we were just trying to win this game. >>> sharks in the driver's seat. warriors trying to get in the driver's seat. kd not playing because of that calf injury. we'll fi

danny trejo is known and loved for iconic tough guy roles in such films as "heat", "from dusk till dawn", and "once upon a time in mexico." but he finally rosetus he always deserved playing machete. a character who grew out of the fake trailer from the robert rodriguez, quinten tarentino film "grindhouse", which soon became its own awesome and gore-heavy franchise. if you haven't seen "machete," it's follow-up, "machete kills", or soon-to-be-released "machete in space", it's like missing the "citizen kane" of violent, family-friendly fun. trejo's cantina on cahuenga boulevard, because, of course. grand opening is still a few days away, but i thought since i'm in town i'd help advise danny on the new menu. give him the benefits of my tasting notes. and i've got to be honest, i was thinking, "how good could it be? can machete run a good restaurant, and why?" >> anthony: so we're going to see trejo's taco's all across america at some point. >> danny: that'd be awesome. taco truck on every corner. >> anthony: this is delicious. >> danny: awesome. >> anthony: on the menu tonight, jidori chicken with a chipotle cream sauce, some charred branzino w

northern ireland's graeme mcdowell is level par, while english pair justin rose and tommy fleetwood are one over. danny pga title. that's all the sport for now. borisjohnson has said he will run for the conservative party leadership after theresa may stands down. theresa may has been meeting the 1922 committee, there was a rumour that they would push for firm departure day. let's talk to vicky in the lobby. we are still awaiting the results of the meeting? yes, i think mainly what is being happening is graham brady is being chased around the building byjournalists to find out what's happening in that meeting. bloomberg is reporting some information, saying that theresa may has not set a date to step down and will meet graham brady after the second reading of the withdrawal agreement bill. she has promised to bring that bill in, have a vote on second reading which would be in the first week ofjune. lots of people don't expect it to succeed that it seems, one source, not confirmed, has said that the implication is that if she were to fail at that point to make any progress or get that bill through, she w