wales have won their latest european championship qualifier after beating the faroe islands at rodneyre 1—0 up at half time, but two goals from natasha harding and this one from lily woodham gave them a 4—0 victory, closing the gap on group c leaders norway to four points. time for a quick roundup of the day's other sports stories: british cyclist tayo gaygan hart is just 15 seconds off the lead at the giro d'italia after finishing second on stage 18. he was pipped to the line by the australian, jai hindley. gaygan hart is now up to third in the standings. dan martin is up to second at the vuelta a espana after winning stage 3. the irishman battling up the final climb ahead of race leader primoz roglitch and the richard carapaz from the inoes grenadiers. britain's cameron norrie was beaten by world number 19, milos raonic in the second round of the european open in antwerp. a second set tie—break handed raonic the win. to rugby union, and england's match against the barbarians at twickenham on sunday could be cancelled. it's after some of the barbarian players breached covid protocols

wales women are leading the faroe islands 4—0 in their latest qualifier for the european championshipso a win here would keep their hopes alive. glasgow city will host ireland's peamount united in the first qualifying round of the women's champions league. the single—leg match is on november the 3rd or 4th. and fifa's boss gianni infantino says he's not interested in a proposed european super league. fifa were said to support plans for a 18—team tournament worth £4.6 billion. liverpool and manchester united were among five premier league clubs set to be included. now to some shocking statistics which show 43% of premier league footballers have experienced targeted racist abuse. raheem sterling, wilfred zaha and adebayo akinfenwa were three of the 44 players whose social media accounts were analysed in the study by the professional footballers association over the final six weeks of the last premier league season. they received half of the overall abuse. well sterling has called for football authorities and social media platforms to "step up, show real leadership and take proper action

negotiate our fisheries access to our exclusive economic zone are just like norway, iceland and the faroe islandshen i think there is a solution and a landing zone there. because obviously once you are in that space it is just an issue of numbers. can ijust interrupt you there? there was some briefing came out of germany yesterday when angela merkel was talking and there were sources suggesting it might be a question of rather than acknowledging what you say about being a sovereign nation, but saying we are going from x to y and this process will take a bit of time, so maybe over a few months, rather than saying we end on 31st december, the quotas we have, and we may be negotiate quotas for a bit longer but with a definite end point, so that it isn't a seven cut—off, because that obviously would affect people who have fishing licenses in this country and eu nations as well. is that the sort of territory that the government you think could move on? because fisheries is a very emotive subject, even though in economic terms it is a pretty small pa rt economic terms it is a pretty small 00:01:59,478

was a trade deal with the ivory coast agreements are in place with west africa south africa the faroe islands and also a mutual ality of a group of mutual agreement of mutuality of interest with both new zealand and australia but yes you're right this is a huge deal with japan interestingly quoted as the land of the rising some sort of rising as one of the major trade agreements and it's purported to be an expected to be about $15000000000.00 over the next 15 years so it is a very significant trade deal what this signifies brand is obviously a. exactly what the u.k. wants what the u.k. wants is to be a sovereign nation that can make trade deals across the world to the u.k.'s benefit not to the benefit of the e.u. right again let's round this whole conversation into one point the e.u. is desperate now bats why bonnie are staying in london because he sees and the e.u. and the brussels bureaucrats see these agreements being right around the rest of the while they know the u.k. is going to flourish. it will reform which of the british american business association thank you so much for your time

wales have won their latest european championship qualifier after beating the faroe islands at rodneyng and this one from lily woodham gave them a 4—0 victory, closing the gap on group c leaders norway to four points. time for a quick round—up of the day's other sports stories. and british cyclist tayo gaygan hart is just 15 seconds off the lead at the giro d'italia after finishing second on stage 18. he was pipped to the line by the australian jai hindley. gaygan hart is now up to third in the standings. dan martin is up to second at the vuelta a espana after winning stage 3. the irishman battling up the final climb ahead of race leader primoz roglitch and richard carapaz britain's cameron norrie was beaten by world number 19 milos raonic in the second round of the european 0pen in antwerp. a second set tie—break handed raonic the win. now onto rugby union, and england's match against the barbarians at twickenham on sunday could be cancelled. it's after some of the barbarian players breached covid protocols, leaving their hotel bubble last night without permission. they have been sep

wales women's side kept their hopes of reaching next summer's euros with a 4—0 win over faroe islandswoodham sealed victory, narrowing the gap on group c leaders norway to four points. england's preparations for their six nations re—start next weekend could be dealt a huge blow. they're due to play the barbarians at twickenham on sunday, as a warm up. but 12 of the baabaas squad have had to self—isolate after leaving their hotel for a meal and the match could be off. chris robshaw, richard wigglesworth, sean maitland and jackson wray are among the 12 barbarians players stood down from sunday's fixture against england after breaking covid rules. the ba bas are still hoping to find enough replacements. in rugby league, the super league grand final will be played at the k.com stadium in hull a week today. it's the first time it's not been held at old trafford. meanwhile there were two matches in rugby league's superleague last night. in the late game wakefield beat hudderfield by 18 points to 1a — earlier castleford beat hull kr 32-18. castleford dominated and ran in five tries to hull k

uk/football wales have won their latest european championship qualifier beating the faroe islands ating. and this one from lily woodham gave them a 4—nil victory, closing the gap on group c leaders norway to four points. the draw‘s been made for the first qualifying round in the women's champions league. glasgow city reached the quarterfinals last season and will face irish side peamount united. northern ireland's linffield ladies have a match away at one of the top seeds anderlecht. and swansea city ladies have a trip to cyprus to apollon. they are all one—off knockout ties. to rugby union and england's match against the barbarians at twickenham on sunday could be off that's after as many as twelve of the baba's players breached covid protocols, leaving their hotel bubble last night without permission. they have been separated from the rest of the squad and will play no part in the game. it will only go ahead if sufficient players with an appropriate testing history can be drafted in. the rfu say they'll make a decision by 3pm tomorrow. this match was being used by england as prepar

is part of a science festival but the app is already being downloaded from as far afield as the faroe islandsural ecologists who set up the gulls eye project joins us now from plymouth. imean, you i mean, you must‘ve had the couple there saying are you being serious? are we on candid camera? how safe, what distance, what are you hoping to achieve in the sense? so what we are hoping to achieve is we want people to kind of subtly walk up to the gulls, casually saunter over to within sort of three or four metres away and then just turn and look at them for five seconds so it is sort of simulating the normal kind of eye contact that the gull would experience from walking amongst us ina experience from walking amongst us in a town. and what we hope is that this stimulus is quite a potent stimulus for animals, eye contact, and what we are hoping as they will perceive us is potentially a competitor or a predator or maybe they will just competitor or a predator or maybe they willjust think competitor or a predator or maybe they will just think we have sussed them out and it would cause them to pause

wales' women's side kept their hopes of reaching next summer's euros alive with a 4—0 win over faroe islandsto a 15% pay cut for the 12—month period starting from 1st october. it comes after what the ecb has described as a "substa ntial shortfall" in revenue as a consequence of the covid—19 pandemic. the 15% cut will apply to players retainers, match fees and win bonuses. the rugby football union will make a decision by 3pm this afternoon whether the planned england against barbarians match at twickenham can go ahead on sunday. 12 of the baa baa squad have had to self—isolate after leaving their hotel for a meal and breaking covid rules. chris robshaw, richard wigglesworth, sean maitland and jackson wray are among the players stood down. the baa baas are still hoping to find enough replacements. england's tyrrell hatton is tied for second after the first round of the zozo championship in california. hatton made eight birdies in his round of 65. colombia's sebastian munoz has a one shot lead, but it was a day to forget for rory mcilroy and tiger woods who are back in 64th and 75th respectivel