david foster side do benefit from the occasional bizarre v.a.r. decision this was apparently made because of handball. so valve was as confused as the rest of us. the call helps sean to score adjust their 3rd goal since the restart through daniel caligiuri in the 51st minute. but one minute on does late own goal equaliser felt some. the inevitable crunch for labor comes and he stumbles in the race for the champions league. and there would be no early title party at the empty of the answer arena by and will have to wait until the midway fixtures to seal the deal a stunning run of 15 wins and one draw in the bonus they got to hand the flick meant by one beaten since well since visitors burst you mentioned glad back beat them in the same but couldn't afford scores another sit. the chance was certainly there with mine tired from them did wake up giant and women and no luck but suspended 2 youngsters stepped up just to assert c. has already proven himself an able understudy while mikhail quit zonks was thrown into the deep end against the club he lifte

fostering group. as well as sarah and david mcmillan, who have just applied to become foster parents.fects of the lockdown. welcome to all of you. nathan, you foster a 12—year—old girl and a 14—year—old boy, what is it like?m is very rewarding. it goes without saying that there will be challenges along the way, but as you get further and further down the line, all these rewards start to come back to and the challenges become tiny little things that were just bumps in the road. during lockdown, i think your partner did lose hisjob and you are a barber, so you have not been working, has the financial help from being a foster carer helped you both? absolutely, it has been a lifeline and it has meant we have a roof over our head, food on the table and we have been able to keep the kids fed and clothed. what we need to remember is that money is for the children and it is not there just as a financial benefit for us, it is to keep those children safe and keep a roof over their head and give them the best life possible. sarah and david, hello to you in clitheroe. you have two children aged e

guests joining me tonight are the writer and broadcaster dawn foster and deputy editor at city am andy silvester. he will know all about davidotiator and his time at the london chambers of commerce. as global infections from coronavirus pass 10 million, a leading scientist advising number 10 says the uk is on a knife edge in the pandemic and he expects a rise cases in the coming weeks. professor sirjeremy farrar, who's a member of the government's sage advisory committee, also told the bbc he also expects a second wave of infections in the winter. the latest figures show that, in the last 24—hour period, 36 more people died having contracted the virus in the uk. that takes the total number of deaths to 15,550. it comes as the home secretary, priti patel, says the government is considering imposing a localised lockdown on leicester after a surge of coronavirus cases in the city. our health correspondent, richard galpin, has the latest. leicester city, home to hundreds of thousands of people, a large, diverse community, enjoying the freedoms brought about by the government's increasing easing of lockdown restrictions. but now

joining me tonight are the writer and broadcaster, dawn foster, and deputy editor at city am, andy silvester. it will be able to tell us a lot about davide the new national security adviser who was the breaking negotiator. —— brexit negotiator. and a former man at the london chamber of commerce. dojoin us for that. the full list of countries which will no longer be subject to coronavirus quarantine restrictions, is expected to be confirmed by the government this week. it's set to include spain, which is the number one destination for uk holiday makers. damian grammaticas reports now from the costa del sol. 0n the costa del sol, the sardines are sizzling, ready on the barbecue, but there are no people packed into the sunbeds, not until travel restrictions are lifted. rocio gonzalez is a nurse. now spain's covid—19 cases have declined, she's running the family restaurant for the summer, hoping british tourists will be back soon. translation: the costa del sol is all about tourism. everybody knows that. it's what we live off. we want them to come, we're really, really keen. the opening of air corridors will allow those in the uk who really