last year's fa cup winners sergio aguero scoring twice. last year's fa cup winners steven gerrard's first league game in charge of rangers ended in a 1—1 draw after aberdeen scored an injury—time equalizer in the scottish premiership. scored an injury—time equalizer elsewhere, hibs beat motherwell 3—0. scored an injury—time equalizer british cyclist laura kenny won her second gold of the european championships in glasgow despite admitting she's still not back to her best after having her first baby. there were also golds in the pool today. our correspondent joe wilson reports. laura joe wilson reports. kenney started, nervously, she said, laura kenney started, nervously, she said, with 18 other riders. in the elimination race the slowest of removed until two sprinted for gold. it isa removed until two sprinted for gold. it is a thrilling format and lori kenny —— laura kenney loves it, so do the spectators. kenny first, after becoming a mother, she says she now put cycling second and i

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the fa is considering an england bid to host the 2030 world cup. the last major tournament played here was the 1996 european championship, 30 years after the only world cup to take place in england. wembley will host seven games during euro 2020, and the fa have a bid in to host the european women's championship in 2021. england captain dylan hartley will return to the england set—up this weekend as he continues his comeback from concussion. hartley hasn't played since march, missing the end of the regular season and thejune series defeat in south africa. double commonwealth games gold medallist becky downie is out of the british gymnastics team for the european championships — that's after sustaining an injury in training. she'll be replaced in the squad by taeja james. now, it can be a source of frustration for parents up and down the country 7 e—sports, or gaming, is a distraction many wish their kids would live without. but according to some supporters in scotland, a healthy body and mind are vital for all players. and they want e—sports to be

her father was an fa cup winner with west ham. when herfamily fa cup winner with west ham.ing started to unravel for her.|j remember being at third man and i bowled and over than it did not go very well. i'd put my sun glasses on andl very well. i'd put my sun glasses on and i had tears in my eyes and i rememberthinking, i and i had tears in my eyes and i rememberthinking, lam and i had tears in my eyes and i remember thinking, i am so out of my depth. my family is here and it should be really nice occasion. it was on telly as well. i am feeling like i should not be there, i was not good enough to be there. that then led me into probably one of the biggest breakdowns that i have had. how bad that it gets hurt? she described a great sense of emptiness. she said she had severe dark thoughts about ending her life. after the pakistan much she had an england camp in loughborough. her dad stood in front of her car to try to stop her driving navigation was crying so much. and you did get there she found she was unable to go into the room are other members of the england squad were

that brought around 5000 fa ns old trophy.ome according to the president of france they had the whole of france behind them. certainly prove to be enough against the walls at the end of. let's take a look at the action then as it has played out this evening in wembley. lewis tierney got catalan off to an extraordinary start. just two minutes on the clock when they found us minutes on the clock when they found us just minutes on the clock when they found usjust enough minutes on the clock when they found us just enough space in the corner to bundle and pushed his way over. a terrific start for the french side and that indeed was the leads that they would not ever going to lose. before half time they got a second try, ben garcia showing just how determined they are to make that piece of history having its way over from close range. leading at half—time it started the second half in exactly the same fashion as that started the first. breida will crusting over a terrific try to extend their lead. then back came at warrington wolve

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the fa ct already exists in australia.act they've introduced it in new zealand is perhaps not unsurprising. these are rich survivalists preparing for an apocalypse, what is going to happen that won't affect the new zealand ? going to happen that won't affect the new zealand? if there was a nuclear apocalypse, all the world would be affected. they think it is sufficiently off the end of the map not to be affected by nuclear war or maybe just donald trump! quite! i think we skipped a story, didn't we? we missed uber. we've talked about them already on this programme but what interests me about this company is it is very a. private companies don't need to tell us how they're doing but they give us updates on how much money they're making —— very open. is it ahead of the ipo next year? the loss was $181 million, a narrow loss compares with the more than $1 billion it was last year. i think the thing with uber and the reason they want to be quite public about the numbers is because they are a company that is absolutely based on

it's not always driven by the fa ct way.not always driven by the fact some economies are the same as others. we look at turkey and say there's a risk of emerging market contagion. the fear these other economies are in a similar situation to turkey isn't necessarily one which is wholly founded, turkey's very different as an economy. it's a very different as an economy. it's a very particular economy and political situation? politically it's very different. but when we talk about the contagion, it's driven by speculators. when you see the downside in the currency and the negativity, you getjitters across financial markets and nervousness gci’oss financial markets and nervousness across financial markets, that spreads and sparks selling in other currencies, like what we've seen with the south african rand and there's a whole range of other emerging market currencies that are struggling. that's driven by speculators and not necessarily by the fact that the economy in south africa, for example, is the same as the economy in turke

manchester city beat chelsea to win the fa community shield at wembley on sunday.th goals as the premier league champions beat the fa cup winners 2—0 in the traditional opener to the new english season. the argentine striker has now scored 201 goals for city since joining them from atletico madrid seven years ago. it's city's third trophy of 2018 after winning the league cup as well as the premier league title last season. cricket, and south africa beat sri lanka in the third one—day international in pellekelle to clinch the five—match series with two games to spare. reeza hendricks was the star of the show for the proteas. he top—scored with 102 off 88 balls. jp duminy weighed in with 92 as south africa made 363—7 from their 50 overs and shared a fourth wicket stand worth 78 with hendricks, who completed his maiden odi century. in reply, dhananjaya de silva top—scored for the home side with 84, but no—one else really got going, and they were bowled out for 285 as south africa won by 78 runs with more than four overs to spare. the fourth one—dayer is on wednesday.

and after the success of this summer‘s world cup, the fa have announced that they want gareth southgateeyond 2020, when his contract expires. england made the semi—finals in russia, and fa chief executive martin glenn said he was "the definition of the modern manager we want". he certainly looked modern in that waistcoat. india are in control after the opening day of the first test against england at edgbaston. at stumps, the hosts were 285—9, having looked in total control on 216—3. but that‘s when things started to go wrong for england. patrick gearey now reports on that, and takes a look back in the test cricket archives, too. an english drama in a thousand parts. from flickering victorian beginnings through history, haircuts and heroics. test cricket still relies on the same familiar routines. this time, england won the toss and batted. well, this queue shows that there is still interest in this form of the game. but they have struggled to sell all the tickets for this first day, a reminder that test cricket needs a captivating series now more than ever. england‘s batsmen didn‘t wan

the scottish fa meets to decide where the national team should play after 2020.ing up in sport later in the hour on bbc news: england have submitted their bid to host the women's euros in 2021. eight venues have been proposed with wembley hosting the final. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. fights have broken out between french and british fishermen in the english channel in a row about shellfish. french crews have been accused of throwing stones and flares, after complaining that the british are depleting stocks of scallops. british boats are legally entitled to fish in the area. 0ur correspondent sarah ransome is in brixham in devon, which is home to some of the boats involved. yes, and some of those boats came backin yes, and some of those boats came back in late last night. two of them, one of which is the blue boat over there, they came back in after they got caught up in what they describe as a ferocious and frankly quite frightening clash out in the channel. this is what it is all about, the scallops they were fishing for our very lucrativ

it is feasible he could in fa ct india.in fact be playing in that, but of course this is not the end of the saga necessarily because a cricket disciplinary commission in the next few weeks will hold a hearing and it will —— may well be that despite the fa ct will —— may well be that despite the fact thejury will —— may well be that despite the fact the jury found him not guilty, of afraid, they still believe he deserves a cricketing sanction. he will now want to put all this behind him and get back to doing what he does best. he is of course a star all rounderfor does best. he is of course a star all rounder for england with the world cup in in—home ashes series next year on the horizon as i say this will have come as a massive relief. after 17 years in formula one, the 2 time champion fernando alonso says it's time for a change. he's expected to join the indycar series next year as he looks to emulate graham hill and win the triple crown of monaco grand prix, le mans 2a hour and also indy500 titles. he's already got the fi

and the train fa res theirjobs, as well. and the train fares continue to go up. a bit partial, don't i? i am freelancing. you can tell i am a commuter, can't you? the train fares continue to go up, but the standard of service doesn't. there you go, i have said my piece. and this is why people get really wound up. of course they get wound up, because train fares go up and nobody likes prices going up, but the rails i have heavily subsidised. if people are asked to pay a bit more, —— the rails are heavily subsidised. if people are asked to pay a bit more, on behalf of bus users and drivers, i think that is fair. wouldn't you think there is an issue with the fa ct think there is an issue with the fact that people want a better service and a better quality? you don't have much choice. people are happy to pay for it if they see an increase in the service, but there isn't an improvement in the service. look at the story about northern trains, there are no trains to get. that is true. that is me in trouble on twitter. that will be in the bass's office tomorrow. the fina

this is cla55ic from the fa. let'5 very, very early days. this is cla55ic from the fa.ead of ourselves are really excited about the role come oi'i really excited about the role come on home turf when all we are doing i5 on home turf when all we are doing is considering maybe bidding. but let'5 is considering maybe bidding. but let's hope so. and we had on holder, we might actually win as in 1966.m could be coming home and we could potentially win it. but hopefully the players would be ready by then. the 5ummon5 of national optimism that we had a 2012 olympics it replicated, it is extraordinary in ata time replicated, it is extraordinary in at a time when we do have our high 5treet5 falling apart, we do have everything from brexit to anti—semiti5m dominated new5, would not be wonderful? what about a joint bid with scotland and wales and northern ireland ? bid with scotland and wales and northern ireland? sounds occur a terrific idea. good for the union as well. what may not have an alibi than the one the government is going. let's go onto the times. drink dementia. a bit

sanitised what happened in this country, but when you lead the testimony they are horrific, and the faorrific, and the fact the catholic church hasn't disclosed are committed that it moved priests around and those responsible and culpable for a lot of this, it is a real missing matter when it comes to culpability. the irony will not be lost on many that the last festival of families was in pennsylvania and we have just heard that the pennsylvania grand jury report on the abuse of hundreds of children in the 19705 and 805, so the eyes of the world are on ireland and on what pope francis i5 the eyes of the world are on ireland and on what pope francis is saying. it'll be fascinating if we do find out what was said in the conversation with the abuse survivors that we are hearing about in the last couple of hours. will he perhaps have said something more to them? if you look at who he met as well, maybe collins, 5he them? if you look at who he met as well, maybe collins, she was an abu5e survivor from the 19605 who had some terrible things done to her, child pornography and other things, r

in fa ct, alcohol or smartphone usage.t do you much harm. let's look at the metro. the idea that we might be making a bid to stage the world cup in 30 —— 2030. jolly. fantastic. something on british soil, something to get really excited about. and it might help england when it. in a way, it doesn't matter. i am sorry, the foot all doesn't matter? hosting the world cup is something else. so many years of disappointment as a england fan has led me to believe that the foot ball fan has led me to believe that the football doesn't matter. look how russia went from being a pariah state to being celebrated and of course, by 2030, britain will have long since departed the eu, no one will want to talk to us, we will use it to get people to visit. it is a realistic possibility, isn't it? definitely realistic. it sounds like it is ourturn definitely realistic. it sounds like it is our turn after we were slightly cheated out of the last one, 2010, david beckham was at the forefront of it and we lost to qatar. there are a lot of allega

it was presented with the fa cts that.to call for a public enquiry and he refused. he refused? it public enquiry and he refused. he refused ? it plain public enquiry and he refused. he refused? it plain lank refused. and that happened a number of times. he simply would not do anything about it. but what has happened as a result of the information that has come to light is that the government is taking action. there is a commission that will be reporting in february and looking at all these. do you accept that has the right process ? do you accept that has the right process? yes and no. certainly the enquiry was the right way forward but it was a flawed enquiry in that it does not address the whole issue. a large section of our community has been excluded. 0ne a large section of our community has been excluded. one thing we‘re campaigning for its full inclusion in the enquiry because unless you are actually born in a mother and baby home you are not included in the enquiry. there is a scope in the enquiry into the scale of

hamdan or murrayfield, that is the future for the scottish fa.ung hero award is launched. to be pa rt unsung hero award is launched. to be part of this campaign to really recognise those unsung heroes is a massive thing. also coming up: 99 and still going strong. we meet the manjust short ofa strong. we meet the manjust short of a century and still playing tennis. welcome along. let's start at the us open where players have been battling the heat and humidity in new york. not easy for the fittest of players so how will andy murray fare, as his return to grand slam tennis continues within the next hour or so? he'll take on the spanish 31st seed fernando verdasco in the second round. murray came through a four—set encounter with james duckworth on monday as he looks to find his best form again, following more than a year away from the court after hip surgery. our tennis correspondent russell fuller is in new york. these are the days that andy murray has been working for. it is for days like this that he spent four hours a day doing rehab in the poo

they rent it to the scottish fa. the lease is up in 2020.elieve. the other option is to move to the home of scottish rugby, murrayfield. the scottish fa board had discussions yesterday. they spoke to both delegations. they will have more discussions at the national stadium today. a deal and a decision is expected, although don't be surprised if they release a statement later in the day saying they need more time to decide. it is a massive decision that has huge, huge repercussions for scottish football. in last night's league cup second round ties, west ham came from a goal down to beat ten—man afc wimbledon. the league 1 side took an early lead. joe pigott with the goal. wimbledon then had a man sent off but it was nearly an hour before west ham equalised through issa diop. the hammers going through 3—1. elsewhere, premier league huddersfield and cardiff both went out to championship sides. all the results on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. i will be back with the headlines later. in herfirst british interview, and a ve

this was enough to give the visitors victory in the fa group cup —— fa cup group stages.t catalan dragons have created history by winning their first challenge cup ona by winning their first challenge cup on a pole sating vinyl this afternoon by beating warrington wa ltz. afternoon by beating warrington waltz. —— pole sating victory. in the second half, but dragons extended their lead to 1a points. warrington reduced the deficit. cata la ns warrington reduced the deficit. catala ns became the warrington reduced the deficit. catalans became the first non—english team to win the challenge cup. nearly blew it. it is incredible. they made such a huge effort to get the cross in. i am pleased for him. we had plenty of chancesin pleased for him. we had plenty of chances in the second half. detailed throughout the game is not where it needed to be. it was frustrating but a credit to catalans full stop they defended really well. a credit to catalans. lewis hamilton beat sebastian vettel to a sensational pole position in a chaotic and wet belgian grand prix qualifying with hamilton

the fa is considering an england bid to host the 2030 world cup.euro 2020, and the fa have a bid in to host the european women‘s championship in 2021. england captain dylan hartley will return to the england set—up this weekend as he continues his comeback from concussion. hartley hasn‘t played since march, missing the end of the regular season and thejune series defeat in south africa. double commonwealth games gold medallist becky downie is out of the british gymnastics team for the european championships — that‘s after sustaining an injury in training. she‘ll be replaced in the squad by taeja james. now, it can be a source of frustration for parents up

anti-fa exists to be anti-fascist and he is a supporter of fascists. many times he tries to sprinkles on the turd, we know what it is, we know how it smells, we know how dangerous it is. any man like this who wants to be a part of american mainstream politics is a danger and he should be called as such. >> steve, your reaction to any and all of the above? >> he's verbally dexterous enough to do what he did, legitimize these neo-nazi groups to place them into the mainstream of american politics. well, these people are radical, but there's radical people on the other side, and he sets up this equivalence argument. here's the reality. is that in august of 2017, neo-nazis carrying torches, straight out of the s.a. in 1935, marched on charlottesville, virginia, chanting "jews will not replace us." there are no good nazis. the only good nazi, we understood this by the end of world war ii, is a dead nazi. the nazi movement venerates the most evil leader of the most evil regime in all of human history that committed its greatest crime. these white nationalists

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a rather bizarre fa ct currently on board.that there are 155,000 miles length of electrical cable inside that ship. apparently. there you can see people taking their vantage points, taking their photographs, getting as good ofa their photographs, getting as good of a view as possibly can of hms queen elizabeth heading out to sea at portsmouth. the sandhurst military academy is investigating claims that two officer cadets used waterboarding on a fellow recruit. according to the sun newspaper, the cadet was allegedly pinned down, and water was poured over a cloth covering his face. the ministry of defence says it is aware of an incident at sandhurst and an investigation by the royal military police had been ordered. the former ukip leader nigel farage says he is returning to frontline politics. writing in the daily telegraph, he says he's decided to return because what he calls the "political class in westminster" is determined to frustrate the 2016 referendum vote to leave the european union. he's taking part in a battle bus to

fa, do you not expect people to discuss it?ry. what kind of illness and how long you will live is not knowable in advance, so you can... tell me. that is why we need social insurance system, however it is funded, what ever the mix of public and private is in that, where you have a system where people can live for a long time and some won't need it, you need reform of the system. we need to leave things there but you get a second chance. we need to leave things there but you get a second chance. that's it for the ppapers this hour. ruth and ben will both be back at half past eleven for another look at the papers. next on bbc news, it's the travel show. this is japan's most northerly main island, hokkaido. for decades, travellers have been drawn here by its stark contrast to the rest of the country. it is anotherjapan, one that is wild and the challenging and remote. it is an incredible experience. with distinctive communities. i've come to meet them, and to find out more about the country's northern frontier. so, if you look out

in fa ct, violation of the nuclear deal.iranians, despite the fact they signed on to the agreement, weren't able to send money out of the banks nor bring in money. you've chosen in that answer to direct much of your response to lord donald trump and his policies towards iran, but i can't help but notice, looking at the wave of protest, will be an rest we see you filmed on social media and put online by iranians in various towns of cities, and we've seen it at the end ofjuly, we've seen it during the course of the last nine months in various towns and cities. the chant go like this, death to the supreme leader, death to rouhani, death to the dictator ship is. they say leave syria, think about us instead, these are the things many iranians are saying on the streets right now. stephen, you have to keep in mind that in iran we have very high turnouts in elections. president rouhani was elected with a turnout of something like 73% or 74%. so the legitimacy of the political institutions in the eyes of the people is very high in th

you are not happy with the fa ct fa res lower. you are not happy with the fact fares are going up.ail workers to accept the same rate of inflation when it comes to pay. absolutely not because we are talking about tinkering around with the system, making workers pay for the most inefficient system in europe. people here are paying five times more than they are playing on the continent. instead of going after the people who heard — — instead of going after the people who heard —— and hundreds of millions of pounds, money that could be used for a better service and to keep fares low, is going after the working class, which is completely unacceptable. now the sport. good afternoon. there's plenty of debate over ben stokes' recall to the england squad. having been cleared of affray, he will now face the ecb's independent investigation, which will start after the third test with india. the panel will decide if stokes will face any further action for bringing the game into disrepute. stokes missed the second test because of the trial, but was recalled immediately to the squad for trent br

i spoke to some young fa ns interested. she was there because you love the people. did ksi have any fanfare? yes, most of the fans, actually. —— fa ns yes, most of the fans, actually. —— fans they are. i think it's because it was in england. —— there. it was an intense atmosphere. how much of a novelty was the event?” an intense atmosphere. how much of a novelty was the event? i think, you know, it is novelty. i think that probably we will see more and more of these events. three matches are already scheduled. i think now that youtube and content readers can see how much money can be made with this sort of thing, we will properly see more of this sort of stuff.|j suppose, as well, whenever we do these stories, we'll talk about how people who are watching normal news, as it is going out, probably don't know who these people are, but they are increasingly becoming properly mainstream, aren't they? yes. we tell you that millionaires, here, now, with millions of fans. in my cab on the way back, my taxi driver didn't know who th

lucy staniforth is captain of sunderland ladies and was shortlisted for the women's fa goal of the yearrland ladies and was shortlisted for the women's fa goal of the year. smashed it! the game realism is spot on, the defenders close on me, i felt real pressure. even just fine tuning little skills, some of that outside the box, even the competitive edge in working on that was all good. another incredible development is being able to put yourself in any position in any game. obviously where raheem is, given that he is a fast player, he has the advantage coming in, the defender would have to turn their hips and try and turn it that way, i suppose. lucy is watching a real match that took place between man city and monaco. she can place herself in any position on the pitch — in the stands, on the roof, and even become the manager. right now i have a clear view of what went wrong in terms of the left back‘s positioning. do you see more detail of the players and their bodies from this, rather than watching back on the match video? yeah i think so, because you are on their level and there is s

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germany's head coachjoachim low has rejected mesut ozil's accusations of racism within the german fa.first time low had addressed the issue since the arsenal midfielder retired from international football last month, citing the racist abuse he'd received. however, low‘s accused him of exaggerating those claims and admits the pair are yet to discuss it. and the hearts boss craig levein says he's feeling great after being admitted to hospital on monday. he is recovering at home and aims to be back in the dugout for the visit of motherwell on the 15th of september. there's just over a year to go until the rugby world cup injapan, but england boss eddiejones is struggling to keep his management team together. he'd already lost defence coach paul gustard and this week lost the services of skills coach rory teague and dean benton, who's head of sport science. so three key positions for eddiejones to fill pretty urgently. our rugby union reporter chris jones has more. how worried should england fans be right now about this turnover of staff? not a great situation. england fans should feel un

this will put pressure on the fact that they do not need to squeeze the fa ns that they do not need topeople as possible can afford to go to a premier league match. that broadcasting deal has since gone down and the premier league maintains that fans are the lifeblood of football. last season it introduced a £30 cap on away tickets. van groups maintain it must stay that way. if clubs are focusing entirely on the tv rights deals and not the fans, they are making a silly mistake. if there wasn't full grounds with large and we support and a good atmosphere, it would not be nearly so attractive to the broadcaster. but the landscape of sport broadcasting is also changing. this is the last season uk football fa ns this is the last season uk football fans will be able to watch premier league football solely on tv, but i was onjoining the mix from next season. amazon will also show the us open tennis at the end of this month, with 11 sports having shown last week and's us pga golf. today it was confirmed that facebook has snapped up rights to la liga to show spanish football on the subcontinen

in fa ct, this is largely's winning car.ot even been clean, clea n fact, it has not even been clean, clean since its last race in abu dhabi. but the most striking thing standing next to it is the amount of detail that there is a director at the car. after each race, if there is something they are unhappy with, it can be perfected. this was a winning car last year, so clearly it has been very successful. and you are has been very successful. and you a re clearly not has been very successful. and you are clearly not happy with it, because you're working on a new one. so what you think needs to be improved? never happy with it. this is lewis hamilton's car carfrom last year. we worked really hard on all of those little small bits you see around the car, which is all the aerodynamic bits and pieces. see around the car, which is all the aerodynamic bits and piecesm see around the car, which is all the aerodynamic bits and pieces. it is made up of lots of little pieces. every piece has a drop. every piece goes into the wind tunnel

rather than the fa ct was killing them.ves, they were stressed businessmen, not taking long enough holidays, so they were dying early. how do they know it is because they were not taking enough holidays? i have filmed in finland, and they are really good at health studies, so this might be true. on the other hand, it is one study. do we wa nt the other hand, it is one study. do we want to knock a study that gives us we want to knock a study that gives us longer holidays? we don't want to knock the story... we want people to eat more healthily and to live better, and to have holidays. so thatis better, and to have holidays. so that is the perfect combo. talking about eating more healthy, according to the telegraph, cheese and meat, which i thought we were supposed to be restricting to live longer, i am now being told is going to help my heart. today's dogma is tomorrow's heresy. ignore it. just try and eat healthy. one week you are told us is bad for you, now it is healthy, and now cheese and meat and you will live longer. p

in fa ct, signals, which will always be ok.ly talking to the americans, but also the chinese. the north koreans are saying they are taking steps to reduce tensions, so why maintain sanctions on us? the chinese will not necessarily goal against international sanctions, but there are specific areas where they might pull back. the russians are already taking steps and signalling to pyongyang, we will also give you, for example, visas for north korean labourers to give you some kind of economic consistency. does there come a point in the process, however long people send signals and use warm words and send big letters, where somebody has to come down on what we mean by denuclearisation on the korean peninsular, and the difference between the west's interpretation, certainly the united states' interpretation, and the north korean interpretation? absolutely. if we are being open and honest about this, we would talk about, this will be a staged process that will take many months. you will not see north korea giving up its nuclear prog

you cannot claim this is fa ke happens.is is fake news, which is the standard donald trump responds. when you have somebody in court making statements under oath and has actually gone through a process with investigators to go as far as a plea deal, this is not fake news, this is actually happening now. you can claim it is an establishment stitch up, which is presumably what he would do. until the evidence is shown and we see what happens. it will be interesting to see this unfold. this is another story that has been unfolding is the windrush scandal. the guardian newspaper, which has been pushing this story all the way. the home office admits injustice to schools. this is the first charge in the review of cases. after the scandal broke there was the suggestion that the files would the dawn too and we would start seeing what happened to people. —— dawn. — gone. what has happened now in this horrific saga is that a total of 164 people have been identified as potentially having been wrongly removed or detained, according to t

bill shankly said the hard disk up in the world to win was the fa cup and players from glenbuck went they play the come on it, celtic and rangers, sunderland. manchester city. big teams. it's footballing heritage cannot be questioned. whether this village deserves a place in the scottish football hall of fame will be revealed in october. jane lewis, bbc news. quick update from the cricket, england have just bbc news. quick update from the cricket, england havejust passed 300 but are nine wickets down and india are heading for victory in the third test. 2—1 to england with two test to play. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye for now. good evening. it has been another warm and humid day for many but sunshine has been a little bit easier to come by than over the last few days. that is how it looked in london earlier on the cloud has been thickening across the north west of scotla nd thickening across the north west of scotland ahead of a big change in the feel of things. at the moment we are bringing in the south—westerly winds, feel warm and humi

the english fa has confirmed that they are looking at a bid and the welsh fa are keen to come on boardibility study to see whether a home nations bid would bea see whether a home nations bid would be a powerful strong bid, personally see whether a home nations bid would be a pov would trong bid, personally i think it would be. should we go forward at that stage, which won't be determined until well into 2019, we would have a strong and compelling bid. you heard it here first, it would be a fantastic opportunity. the hearts manager craig levein says he hopes to be back in the dugout in just over a fortnight. he has been discharged from hospital after a health scare and will pick the team from home for this weekend's match against st mirren. he posted this: "out of twitter retirement for a short period. i'd like everyone to know that i'm feeling great and aiming to be back in the dugout for the motherwell match, all being well." he went on to thank the paramedics and staff who came to his help in hospital. there are no british players left in the singles draw at the us open after andy mu

the controversy over the fa ct empire.h luxembourg with a very preferential tax rate, that has attracted the attention of the uk government and the oecd and other organisations. there are many ideas over how to resolve that. the fundamental difficulty is that all of those organisations, they are us corporations. unless we get the united states to cooperate with changing the rules, those rules will just stay as they are with nothing more than tinkering around the edges. given the present incumbent in the white house, it seems unlikely that that will change, but is there a wider problem here that britain is pretty powerless to try and tackle companies that channel so much of their activities to like luxembourg? because it, of course, has british overseas territories which themselves have very low levels of taxation. indeed. to some extent, there is a slight irony here that almost 40 years ago, the state of california was so incensed at the way foreign multinationals were operating within california and not paying californian

the other thing about fa ct, advantage.sulator, the same thermal characteristics as cork. providing extra insulation. lucky story for kay longstaff, thank you. as if one tale of amazing endeavours wasn't enough, a baby has got off to a flying start in life by being born on board a coastguard helicopter. emergency crews received a call on saturday night asking for urgent assistance for a woman who had gone into labour while visiting the isles of scilly. there was no midwife on the islands, so a helicopter picked one up and then went to get the couple to the mainland as quickly as possible. they weren't quite quick enough though as the healthy boy was born 1a00 feet over penzance. we are back from the holidays. thank goodness we are back. i couldn't afford to stay away any longer. do you know how much i paid for betty, the long—lived, fraser rabbit to stay at the pet shop this past two weeks? £198! for two weeks. is there more expensive lodging in london? i very much doubt it. and why? why am i paying for betty's lodging when