we have received is clear that the salary cap envisaged by the efl would be unlawful and unenforceableys he's disappointed by that response. what they need to take on board is if we don't have some kind of control in football, then pfa will eventually die out because they wont be any clubs for their players to play at. their membership will go down, the players will suffer because they won't be paying for them, and ultimately their wages will be done anyway. quite if they are finding salary—cap a big problem, other than the fact that they're trying to get more fans and players through subscriptions, i suspect. it's beyond me. because anyone with any sort of sense would look at it and go, well, if we don't have football clu bs, look at it and go, well, if we don't have football clubs, we haven't got jobs for our players. i'm not a massive lover, doesn't particularly affect us. they should be because i know that's about the right level. i think it's an extension of the discussions that will be ongoing, talking about how we can get football back into a sustainable model so that the peer a

the fa have been fantastic, the premier league have been fantastic, the efl.rom top to bottom in football, it's been really well—received and picked up on. and previous people in the efl and things like that have been really doing a good job, in terms of promoting and seeing the power of mental health, so we built on other people's good work and are hoping that there's a legacy from this which makes mentally healthy clubs look at themselves and want to aspire to be that much better. you can't be at wembley today to present the trophy as you usually would be, but it certainly looks like you're marking the occasion in a different way here. very much so. so, as you can see, we've got everyone around a screen around the side here and are hoping we can see it in the sunshine. but, no, it's important to mark the day. and it is a bit weird looking at the screen and seeing the stadium empty, but i think we'll fill it with noise, we'll fill it with the right sort of messages, and i think it should be... yeah, two good teams, should be a good game. that interview with t

the efl cup semi—finals will also be reduced to one leg.firmed he will play at the us open in new york later this month. it's a boost for the organisers after some high profile pull—outs because of the coronavirus pandemic, including rafael nadal. england rugby league head coach shaun wane has extended his contract to 2022, taking him beyond next year's world cup. the former wigan coach took over last year, but has yet to take charge of a match due to england's schedule for this year being postponed. it's been another challenging day for chris froome and team ineos at the criterium du dauphine. the race is an important warm up for this month's tour de france. primoz roglic won today's second stage to take the leader's yellowjersey, with froome losing more time to team mate egan bernal, who slips to fourth overall. nick parrot reports. after a disappointing opening stage, chris froom got a pep talk from his indios team—mate, egan burnell. the champion says he wants the briton alongside him for cycling's biggest race. the colombian is just 23

meanwhile, the efl cup semifinals will be reduced to one leg. early end to play. james anderson answered some of his critics who'd been questioning his place in the side with two wickets as pakistan slipped to 126—5. joe wilson reports. who did shan masood see approaching? that is james "eternal" anderson, a classic start. but watch now for a dropped catch. for a ball that struck the stumps, but refused to dislodge the bails? and for another dropped catch? dropped again. worse than the one before. allowed the opportunity to thrive, pakistan did just that. even before lunch, it seemed england were chasing after missed chances. and so, anderson... howzat carried? age is just an abbreviation for experience. burns held on, azhar ali gone. abid ali fell for 60 as england really caught up with their catches. next, dom sibley clutching a chance to dismiss asad shafiq. good catch! fawad alam's approach to batting didn't get him a run — lbw, the computer proved. five down, and then the decisive weather interruption. thursday's worst but, sadly for the te

the efl cup semi—finals will be reduced to one leg.o the first champions league quarter final. remember all the games in the latter stages are being played in a straight knockout tournament in lisbon. atalanta were on course for a huge upset against paris saint germain. the italian side were 1—0 up as the game ticked into injury time and that's when psg pounced. two goals in the space of three minutes sent the french champions through to the semis — eric maxim chupo—moting with the winner, he was relegated from the premier league with stoke city just a couple of years ago. the ladies scottish open is underway in east lothian. it's the first major international sporting event in the country since lockdown, albeit in a bio secure bubble. gemma dryburgh and kylie henry are going well for the home support in the first round just a shot off the lead. england's georgia hall is due to tee off later this afternoon. the former british open winner feels the tournament could inspire younger golfers to take up the sport. it isa it is a great oppor

the efl say clubs will be fined or face further sanctions if they exceed these spending limits.nenforceable. gillingham chairman paul scally says he's disappointed by that response. what they need to take on port is if we don't have some kind of control in football, then the pfa will eventually die out because there won't be any clubs for anybody to play at. so, the bishop will go down, players will suffer because there won't bejobs for them, and ultimately, wages will be way down anyway. so, why the pfa would find a salary—cap a problem is beyond me because anyone with any sort of sense would look at it and say if we don't have football clubs, we haven't gotjobs for our players. scottish first minister nicola sturgeon has strongly criticised a number of aberdeen players. following two positive coronavirus tests, six other players have been made to self—isolate, causing tomorrow's game at stjohnstone's to be postponed. all eight were in an aberdeen bar link to the city's covid—19 spike. last saturday night. the club are investigating. sturgeon has been talking about the issue to

and no doubt wayne rooney will be having a look at the efl fictures for the new season.te and app. that's all the sport for now. more from us on the bbc news channel at 1215. british visitors travelling to portugal will no longer have to self—isolate on their return to the uk after the government added the country to its list of "travel corridors". ministers have imposed quarantine measures on holidaymakers returning from croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago — which come into effect from 4am tomorrow. you've been sending in your questions, and here to answer some of them is the editor of which travel, rory boland, and felicity hannah, personal finance journalist on bbc radio 5 live's wake up to money. jill says we have returned from portugal and within 24 hours the country has been taken off the list. do we have to quarantine when we know we have come from the sea is pa rt know we have come from the sea is part of portugal? a common question when these are introduced. the very correct answer is when these are introduced. the very correct answer is yes you will need t

meanwhile, the efl cup semi—finals will be reduced to one leg.mpionships. resuming the match at 5—3 down, selby put in a gritty performance at the crucible. he won six out of eight frames in the afternoon session, crucially taking the last one to lead 9—7. it's also tight in the other semi between kyren wilson and qualifier anthony mcgill. they're level at eight frames all with wilson winning six of this morning's eight frames. it's been another challenging day for chris froome and team ineos at the criterium du dauphine. the race is an important warm up for this month's tour de france. primoz roglic won today's second stage to take the leader's yellow jersey. froome lost more time to team mate egan bernal who has slipped to fourth overall. chris room got a pep talk from eagle burn all. the chapin says he wants the briton alongside him for cycling's biggest race. the colombian is just 23 years old and granted enough to realise the experience of others can help his experience. his immediate one is to win the criteria rounded off in a. it's billed

silicon valley, acquiring, you know stakes in companies to force transfer of technology, so they could efle board extremely effective we ne china has been stealing hundreds of billions of dollars u.s. intellectual property each year through hacks of institution government and private that it is going after the data of u.s. citizens, the only way that we can stop this, is to reduce our ties with china, i know that many people will find that to be unfortunate, of course, it is, but, unfortunately, china is driving this only way to stop it to end our relations with china. >> some people feel ccp was able to institute its own at the head of -- achieve investment officer your take what took place this week didn't get a lot of coverage in the "the wall street journal" that california public employees retirement system otherwise known as calpers, chief investment officer stepped down, this week, he was in the roll for about a year and a half, and this is ben meng resigning case apparently failed to ader who to conflict of interest rules what do you say about cio largest u.s. pension fund being ru

the efl cup semi—finals will be reduced to one leg.former germany international has not played since the premier league resumed injune — the gunners boss mikel arteta citing "pure football reasons". 0zil has told the athletic that things have been difficult, but he loves the club. the ladies scottish 0pen is under way. it's taking place in east lothian in a bio—secure bubble — the first major international sporting event in the country since lockdown. gemma dryburgh finished her first round 2—under to stay in contention at the top. fellow scot kylie henry is a shot further back. england's georgia hall is due to tee off later this afternoon. the former british open winner says the tournament could inspire younger golfers to take up the sport. it is a great opportunity to showcase women's golf in general, especially as a lot of sports are not happening yet. if we can get some great home—based players doing well and up the leaderboard, getting it televised, hopefully we can see a lot more of the younger generation and it is a shame that t

this window will run until the 5th of october, with longer running deals for efl clubs.s are thought to of lost £500 million in revenue because of the pandemic, and no one is sure when they will be let back into grounds, so those losses may continue. with the weather is not the same for everyone. chelsea paid 54 the same for everyone. chelsea paid 5a million pounds for timo werner. manchester city are looking to bring in him for £40 million. transfers from one elite club to another are likely to go ahead at levels probably on par with what we've seen in previous seasons. once we drop out of the elite clubs, we then have clu bs out of the elite clubs, we then have clubs more likely to have been je2vt 535,575.st 555;: ;5 £2,555 effie. and