following the racial abuse of footballers wilfried zaha and david mcgoldrick on social media over theonal footballers association are looking into more ways to support their members when incidents occur. iffy onhoura is the coaching and equalities executive, and he's told the bbc that they are looking into tracking software to locate abusers — but they also want more regulation of social media. it is been around centuries, television probably century. so these are all media that have gotten toa these are all media that have gotten to a stage they are regulated be precise. social media is barely out of its teens and i am a fan of social media, it's how we live our lives we are not looking to close down something that has been a force for good but with everything that has amassed a great power, there's a responsibility with how it is disseminated, who watches it, who was able to access it and that all comes with regulation and u nfortu nately, comes with regulation and unfortunately, social media can be any different from other media went to look at how we do that. there's been some tal

last weekend crystal palace's wilfried zaha and sheffield united's david mcgoldrick were racially abused—old boy arrested by police investigating the zaha incident. we've been speaking to a software developer hoping to help authorities and clubs track down those hiding behind anonymous accounts. alex howell has this report. the normally take aim at goal. they are used to making headways delete might have minds that way. now because of those taunting them off the pitch they are being talked about. this weight both highlighted races abuse they suffered on instagram. it's led to calls from campaigners to urgent action. we can't rely socially media. we need government intervention in the form of regulation and enforcement activities. so from police and other law enforcement agencies. and then i also think that we as a football community need to do more ourselves. 0ne community need to do more ourselves. one possible solution is by a company called signify. they believe that their threat matrix software which uses artificial intelligence to search for abuse across all platforms allows compani

david mcgoldrick with the first. mcburnie with the second. a0 minutes remaining.s at 8 o'clock. in the championship, brentford are still firmly in contention for an automatic promotion place, after a 3—1 win at derby county. with west brom only drawing at blackburn, brentford are just three points off second place with three games remaining. said benrahma got brentford's third — a real stunner — to seal victory. the bees have now won seven games in a row, including all six since the league resumed on 20th june. here's the rest of the results. wins for reading, bristol city, sheffield wednesday and millwall. hull's 1—0 defeat leaves them in the bottom three, while barnsley stay bottom after a goalless draw with wigan. wigan are appealing a i2—point penalty for going into administration. if that appeal fails, they would go to the foot of the table. the first test between england and the west indies is fascinatingly poised, heading into the fourth day in southampton. england's batsmen have improved on their brittle first innings effort. a few moments ago, they were..

david mcgoldrick opened the scoring before oli mcburnie made it two before half time.s second to wrap up the win. those his first goals in the premier league this season. the blades move up to sixth with that win. chelsea stay third — just a point ahead of leicester. leicester play bournemouth tomorrow. champions liverpool dropped points at anfield for the first time this season. they drew 1—1 with burnley. andy robertson's first half header was cancelled out by jay rodriguez. burnley could have snatched it late on too only forjohann gudmundsson‘s effort to hit the crossbar. the point is enough to see burnley up to 9th. still to come tonight — it's brighton v manchester city — that's at 8pm. in the championship, brentford are still firmly in contention for an automatic promotion place after a 3—1 win at derby county. with west brom only drawing at blackburn, brentford are just three points off second place with three games remaining said benrahma got brentford's third — a real stunner — to seal victory. the bees have now won seven games in a row, including all six sinc

crystal palace's wilfried zaha was abused at the weekend, as was sheffield united's david mcgoldrick.oot is back training with the england team after missing the first test against west indies for the birth of his daughter. the two sides have moved bio—bubbles from southampton to manchester and will name their team this afternoon ahead of thursday‘s second test at old trafford. and competitive women‘s tennis returned in britain yesterday for the first time since the start of lockdown. the british number six, katie boulter, amongst the winners at the progress tour women‘s championships at the national tennis centre in roehampton. it‘s being played under coronavirus restictions, which means that players call their own lines and collect the balls at the end of a point. it continues on the bbc sport website and app from 11 o‘clock today. that‘s all from us at the bbc sport centre for now, more on the bbc news channel at 1:30pm. thank you very much. we are going to speak about postnatal depression, thank you for your messages. 0ne viewer says, i had a baby five weeks before lockdown and as

david mcgoldrick with two of the goals, leaving them four points below manchester united and five offformer republic of ireland manager was remembered up and down the country after passing away aged 85. a great north—east man, and i have had the privilege, i have had many beers with him over the year. on days like today where you lose somebody as great in the game as wattie was to all football people, great buyer, great manager, great sense of humour, you can only obviously pass all our condolences to his brother, of course, and of course his immediate family. now, on to cricket. england have a lot of work to do today if they're to salvage a victory in their first test against the west indies. the hosts will resume on 284/8, that's a lead ofjust 170. now, england batted with more determination than in their first innings and zak crawley top—scored with 76. but they lost five wickets for just 30 runs late in the day to leave the west indies favourites to go one up in the 3—match series. it isa it is a shame to give a few wickets back at the end, but they bowled well to be fair to them.

crystal palace's wilfried zaha was abused at the weekend, as was sheffield united's david mcgoldrick. lot of people very much in favour of that at the moment. a new service launches today designed to make it easier to reuse containers for household staples like washing powder and tomato ketchup, and it could become a part of our big shop. sean is taking a look at this. many people will be used to refilling their own containers at local, often zero—waste stores. but today there's a new service that could see refilling become part of our big supermarket online shop. at the centre of it is a company called loop which is launching in the uk — an online platform to buy products in reusable packaging and have them refilled. tesco have signed up to a trial with them where you'll be able to get some products delivered to you, and the containers collected, cleaned and reused. if its successful more supermarkets may get involved.the products include big brands like coca cola, persil washing liquid and heinz tomato ketchup — and i'm joined now byjojo de noron—ha who is the northern europe presid