asi inquiry by the football association.seems to relates to a separate allegation, and we should find out more from the football association within the next hour or so. the president of iran told the un in new york that his country would not ta ke new york that his country would not take any threats from anyone. he said that iran would not violate the international agreement curbing its nuclear programme. let's get the very latest from new york, from the united nations, our diplomatic correspondence, and is on the james, the president is hitting back pretty ha rd after all the president is hitting back pretty hard after all the pieces in yesterday. yes. if ever the united states described iran... there is going to be similar rhetoric. the president of iran has described the speech that donald trump gave as ugly. speech that donald trump gave as ugly, ignorant, absurd and hateful, specifically saying that the united states, by violating international agreements, if we think and ability in the world, and crucially, he insisted

footballers association chairman, clarke carlisle has been found in liverpool. reported missing. essex have won the county championship for the first time since 1992 after closest challengers lancashire lost to somerset by seven wickets at taunton. it's a fantastic result for a side that was tipped as potential relegation candidates at the start of the season, having been promoted from division two last year. obviously a very proud moment, we we re obviously a very proud moment, we were privileged to share that not only a great bunch of guys and the coaching staff but everyone in the club. it is a great club, you can see everyone and it is a really special day. it's the singapore grand prix this weekend and as well as two practice sessions today, there was plenty of activity off the track as well. mclaren and engine supplier honda will part company at the end of the season after 3 tumultuous years together. honda have been beset by reliability and power issues. mclaren will switch to renault engines next season. renault driverjolyon palmer's fi future appears in

at the fa, a very senior figure in the football association so figure in the football association sodealing with this. vaguely similar situations. i have to say the timing of this is extraordinary and i would preface anything i see with what on earth he was doing on the streets of bristol at two o'clock in the morning 48 hours before england play he one—day international, something only you can explain. should he be dropped for the team? as things stand i think he will be dropped but you come under huge pressure. i go back to you now 96, seems 100 years ago, but we came back from preparing for euro 96. we had had the dentist years and the television broken and all the things that went on, and the pressure on every individual member of that squad was considerable. this was effectively one person plus one other player who witnessed it. there isa other player who witnessed it. there is a real disconnect between young people who become superstars are heroes, on the one hand, and they do not understand why they cannot behave like very many other young people do on a friday and saturday ni

england's football association has warned england players and stuff about using public you're in the world cup twenty eighteen and a russia amid fears they might be hacked is in a patrol. moscow is getting ready for the world cup in twenty eight saying the city authorities are working hard reading through the tourist friendliness textbooks but something they've already done a good job with is why far. anyone who's going to wait for a bus at this stop can use y. find. millions of people use moscow's underground metro system every day. apart from why five networks that have been out there for ages have let's say cafes restaurants why fi is almost everywhere in moscow nowadays what if the russians did it on purpose like they put off wife i everywhere around moscow for all the world cup guests to use a twenty four seven all in a big to hack into their gadgets apparently that's what the folks at england's football association are thinking they're really worried about their coaches staff players and everyone else around the world i assume because they even sent a letter to feed their stron

the football association is facing heavy criticism, following the sacking of england women's managerribed the situation as a mess after sampson was sacked for what the fa called inappropriate behaviour in a previous coaching job in bristol. our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. it isa it is a crisis that has forced the departure of the england manager and for the football association it doesn't end there. mark sampson's sacking for unacceptable behaviour while in charge of bristol academy has turned up the heat on the fa, who have been in accused of lack of leadership. this reflects badly on the structures of the fa. people will say how was it that someone like mark sampson was even allowed to ta ke like mark sampson was even allowed to take up the job of manager when the fa had within their grasp information which, when it became fully known, meant mark sampson couldn't continue in his post. allegations have been swirling for some time. shortly after he took the england job, a complaint was made relating to his time at bristol. a panel investigated and cleared him to conti

speaking this evening, gordon taylor the chief executive of the pfa, the professional footballers associationility at by different sources outside of the fa. —— needs to be looked at. you need a independent review with a fresh look at what has happened this week. i think it needs a fresh pair of eyes to look at it, to look at what has gone on. the main thing is, you don't want players jeopardising the future if they have any grievances and complaints, it is the same with anyone who blows whistles. you need to protect whistle—blowers otherwise how things to improve? elsewhere, chelsea have agreed to sell striker diego costa back to his former club atletico madrid. diego costa is yet to play for chelsea this season after they told him he was free to leave the club but when a move did not materialise in the summer a move did not materialise in the summer transfer window the spanish international refused to return to london. he scored 20 league goals classes are but now he is on his way to madrid in january classes are but now he is on his way to madrid injanuary if personal terms and medical con

the former professional footballers' association chairman clarke carlisle has been found safe and welling to lancashire police. the 37—year—old former burnley and leeds united defender had been reported missing. we are nowjust over 2a hours away from what's been described as the fight of the decade. gennardy golovkin and saul alvarez both made the weight ahead of their middleweight title fight in las vegas tomorrow. thousands of supporters attended the event at the mgm grand. from where ade adedoyin reports. all the talking is done, both men weighed £160. the next time they see each other will be to settle their differences on saturday night. golovkin looks very chiselled, but the suggestion that alvarez made the weight slightly easier. the majority of the support was for alvarez. no surprises because this fight is taking place on the weekend of mexico's independence day celebrations. the theme has been respect. neither man has engaged in trash talking. alvarez did point out that on saturday night golovkin will see through the reveal alvarez is. all building up to be a great fight and

the football association says that last week it was made aware of the full details of safeguarding allegationsson in 2014 relating to his time as bristol academy manager. the 34—year—old has been at the centre of bullying and racism accusations that he's been cleared of twice, and his final match in charge of england was tuesday's 6—0 victory against russia in a world cup qualifier. they were at the top of their game for years — and now manchester united's golden generation — the class of 92 — are about to embark on a new challenge. gary neville and his former team—mates have revealed plans to establish a university. they say university academy ‘92 will develop students‘ characters as much as their academic skills — and it'll be inspired by the way they were mentored at old trafford as peter marshall reports. it had a first day at school feel about it. thank you everybody for attending this morning. it is an extremely proud day for myself, phil, mickey, ryan and paul. the so called class of 92 — have been working on this idea for two years. a new university where character development is at th

strikerjodie taylor was named england's player of the year, at the football association's women's football awards yesterday. taylor finished euro 2017, as the tournament's golden boot winner with five goals, as england reached the semi finals. arsenal'sjordan nobbs won the wsl players‘ player of the year award. rafa nadal remains on course to win his 16th grand slam title after he reached the us open final, beating huan martin del potro, in their semi final overnight, at flushing meadows. nadal lost the first set before taking command and at one stage won nine games in a row, eventually taking the match in four sets. the spaniard will be aiming for a third us open crown and his second major of the season having already won the french open. i played well. i am playing well almost the whole season. so today was the day to play well. it's the real thing. i was playing so—so at the beginning of the tournament and i have been playing better and better every day. and today was the day to play the best match of the tournament. nadal will meet south africa's kevin anderson in the final who reaches

it's a crisis that has forced a departure of the england manager and for the football association, doesn'tmark sampson's sacking for unacceptable behaviour wa rata hs sacking for unacceptable behaviour waratahs bristol academy was turned up waratahs bristol academy was turned up the heat on the fa who have been accused of inexcusable lack of leadership. this episode reflects badly on the structures and government of the fa, pupils how was it that someone like samson was even allowed to take up the job of manager of the women's team in the fa had information which when it became fully known, led to mark sampson couldn't continue his post. allegations have been swirling for some time. shortly after he had it being after a complaint against him was made of his time at bristol. a year later, in fa safeguarding panel cleared him to continue working. thenin cleared him to continue working. then in august, details became ta blet of then in august, details became tablet of bullying and is nominated allegations from chelsea manning is tiger elio lugo. samson is cleared of wrongdoing in two separate

there are calls for the football association to introduce tougher ‘fit and proper people tests' for owners standards of good stewardship". that's one of the proposals by fans group supporters direct, who have been holding a number of events to discuss the future of club ownership. jaimie fuller is from the fans not numbers jaimie, just tell us a little bit more about what you are trying to achieve? we are looking for significant reforms concerning club governance, it is important that we understand that the government has deemed fit to put in special legislation for regulation of the financial services sector, the media sector, and we believe that football clubs have this unique relationship with the communities they serve. and as a social contract between them. and so we are pushing for parliament, not just the government because this is a bipartisan issue, notjust a conservative one or labour won, to protect the review process. what has the response been so far to these ideas. blackpool probably worst of the worst behaviour, and the consequences not only for the club but for the town hav

within the past hour the football association has confirmed that mark sampson has been sacked as head coach of the england lionesses. he's been at the centre of allegations of bullying and racism which he denies, and cleared in two inquiries, but today's departure is due to fresh allegations that date back to when he was manager of bristol academy before hejoined the fa. the fa have held a briefing for journalists at wembley this evening, and our correspondent richard conway was there. he joins us live now. what do we know about these new allegations? we got called up here to wembley, the fa's offices at short notice. what has been outlined is how martin glenn, the chief executive read a safeguarding report last wednesday in full. that report was produced backin in full. that report was produced back in 2013, sorry, 2014 when allegations were made against mark sampson dating from his time as head coach, kojak bristol academy. those allegations were investigated and mark samson was deemed not to be a safeguarding threat. martin glenn says he was made aware the report existed in october

mp damian collins has cold for an independent review into the football association's handling of thecceptable behaviour with female players in a previous rural. now the fa's processes have come under the microscope. in december 2013 a became the england manager having left bristol academy but a few weeks later is safeguarding complaint was made against him rain to his time at bristol. a review panel then investigated the it should on the border back in march 2015. later that here a was cleared to continue working in football. however, having been urged to re—examine the details of the last week, years later the fa chose to terminate murk sampson's contract yesterday. its senior executives of the football association were aware of problems with murk sampson —— if they were aware, and and act upon that, then there positions become untenable. next month, we will have a hearing of the select committee where we will hear evidence about how allegations and have concerns about the way they were investigated are not fully investigated properly and we will also be seeking to question senior f

the football association's inquiry into historic abuse in football has been told that the former englandg players when he managed aston villa in the 1980s. 0ne victim told the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme that graham taylor advised him to "sweep it under the carpet" rather than go to the police. jim reed reports. in the 1980s, tony brien was a bright young defender who played for a number of professional clubs. as a boy, he says he was abused by this man, ted langford, who died in 2012. langford was a scout for both leicester city and aston villa. i tried to do something about it. i tried to report it, 30 odd years ago, and i wasn't listened to. it happened to another two children. tony brien said he spoke to senior figures at aston villa about the abuse when he was 18 or 19 and claims he had conversations with these two men, assistant manager dave richardson and then manager graham taylor. last month he told the fa's independent enquiry into abuse, he felt taylor discouraged him from taking the matter further. hejust said to me, look, you're a young lad starting out in the game,

the football association says that last week it was made aware of the full details of safeguarding allegationsistol academy manager. the 3a year old has been at the centre of bullying and racism accusations that he's been cleared of twice and his final match in charge of england was tuesday's 6—0 victory against russia our in a world cup qualifier. amsterdam is planning to increase tourist taxes to encourage more wealthy visitors and squeeze out the number of budget travellers visiting the city. it follows complaints from local companies and residents amsterdam is adored by tourists but does this city love them back? we are looking into stag parties and limiting that. it would be good to people in amsterdam. they have been complaints about the nuisance associated with certain attractions like this, beer bike. so from 2018, the tourist tax will go up by 1% in the tourist tax will go up by 1% in the city and down by 1% on the outskirts. nothing wrong with that, it's just that i think the value—added in terms of employment and revenues and benefits for the people in amsterdam is bigger in the upp

damian collins mp has called for an independent review into the football association's handling of the with female players whilst in a previous role but now the fa's processors have come under the microscope. in december 20 13th samson became the england manager having left bristol academy but a a few weeks later is safeguarding complaint was made against them regarding his time at bristol. a safeguarding review panel investigated the issue and reported backin investigated the issue and reported back in march 2015. later that year he was cleared to continue working in football. however, he was cleared to continue working infootball. however, having he was cleared to continue working in football. however, having been posted to re—examine the details last week, years later the fa chose to terminate his contract yesterday. of to terminate his contract yesterday. of senior executives of the football association weather weather problems with mark samson, they had received warnings and didn't act upon it, then their positions become untenable. next month we will have is hearing of the select

mp damian collins has called for an independent review into the football association handling of theissal of former england women's head coach mark sampson, who was sacked yesterday for inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour with female players in a previous role. the fa's processes have come under the microscope. in december 2013, mark sampson became england manager after leaving bristol academy. a complaint was made against him in 201a, relating to his time at bristol. a panel investigated the allegation for the fa and he was cleared to continue working in football. however, having been asked to re—examine the details last week, years later, the fa terminated his contract yesterday. if the fa received warnings about mark sampson's behaviour, their position has become untenable. next month we will have a hearing of the select committee were eniola aluko will give evidence about her concerns about how her allegations we re concerns about how her allegations were investigated, and we will question senior fa executives as well. the women in football equality and support group dropped

the football association inquiry into historic abuse in the sport has been told that the former englande sexual abuse of young players when he worked for aston villa in the 1980s. 0ne victim said he was advised to "sweep it under the carpet." a metropolitan police officer is being investigated for gross misconduct over the death of rashan charles in east london in july. mr charles died after becoming ill trying to swallow an object. a package containing paracetamol and caffeine was found in his throat. a £37 million compensation fund has been established for private patients of a breast surgeon who was jailed for carrying out unnecessary operations. spire healthcare, which runs the private hospitals where ian paterson conducted many operations, says around 750 former patients have come forward so far, as our correspondent, sima kotecha, reports. just some of ian paterson's victims. he exaggerated their symptoms, in some cases he told them they would die unless they had a mastectomy. earlier this year he was jailed for 20 years. now more than 700 of his victims will get compensation from

strikerjodie taylor was named england's player of the year, at the football association's women's footballden boot winner with five goals, as england reached the semi finals. arsenal'sjordan nobbs won the wsl players‘ player of the year award. rafa nadal remains on course to win his 16th grand slam title after he reached the us open final, beating huan martin del potro, in their semi final overnight, at flushing meadows. nadal lost the first set before taking command and at one stage won nine games in a row, eventually taking the match in four sets. the spaniard will be aiming for a third us open crown and his second major of the season having already won the french open. i played well. i am playing well almost the whole season. so today was the day to play well. it's the real thing. i was playing so—so at the beginning of the tournament and i have been playing better and better every day. and today was the day to play the best match of the tournament. nadal will meet south africa's kevin anderson in the final who reaches this stage of a grand slam for the very first time. he beat spain's

the fair is to lift the ban on displaying poppies after talks with the uk football associations. ootball governing body is expected to change the rules in early october. over 20 knee the american é;;}ll;;;£§;£;; 51:2: a knee during the american national anthem yesterday when an nfl game came to wembley. they showed solidarity with players despite president trump denouncing the protest a nd president trump denouncing the protest and calling for players to be sacked. moeen ali starred for england when they beat west indies in the third one—day international. he hit a century in 53 balls, making it the second fastest odi tonne by an england batsmen. they now lead the series 2—0. it's the biggest issue facing the uk right now but brexit won't be voted on at labour's annual party conference — much to the frustration of some members who say debate is being silenced. instead, delegates chose grenfell tower, rail, growth and investment, public sector pay, workers' rights, the nhs, housing and social care as issues worthy of a vote. the issue of brexit is a divisive issue for labour — whic

why was he able to continue in that job for so long before the leadership of the football associationgland take on the west indies in trent bridge in just under england take on the west indies in trent bridge injust under an hour in the second one day international of their five match series. england eased to victory on tuesday in the first match. jonny bairstow hit a century. england selectors will name their test team for the ashes towards the end of next week, with huge question marks remaining over places in the batting line—up. huge question marks remaining over places in the batting line—upm huge question marks remaining over places in the batting line-up. it is not ideal. you would want to go straight in knowing your best 11. i don't think we are quite there at the moment. although the guys who played this summer showed glimpses of what they are capable of. we went there in 2013—2014 with a settled batting line—up and got beaten 5—0. wright the tantalising prospect of roger federer and rafa nadal teeming up roger federer and rafa nadal teeming up as doubles partners may happen

the football association said his departure was connected to "inappropriate behaviour" during a previousjob in bristol. more recently he's been the subject of allegations of racism and bullying, allegations he's denied. the fa's handling of the case has been criticsed by the sports minister tonight, who called it "a mess." 0ur sports editor, dan roan, has the story. from 6—0 to the sack in less than 2a hours. 0ne from 6—0 to the sack in less than 2a hours. one day after seeing his england team win in emphatic style, manager mark sampson finally lost hisjob this afternoon manager mark sampson finally lost his job this afternoon after weeks of controversy. the fa confirmed they had terminated his contract is due to safeguarding allegations made against him when he was coach at the bristol academy before taking the england job. the governing body said the full details of aids 2014 investigation into what they called inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour with female players only came to the attention last week —— details of an investigation in 2014. the issue was around his conduct and ar

strikerjodie taylor was named england's player of the year, at the football association's women's footballfive goals, as england reached the semi finals. arsenal'sjordan nobbs won the wsl players‘ player of the year award. rafa nadal remains on course to win his 16th grand slam title after he reached the us open final, beating huan martin del potro, in their semi final overnight, at flushing meadows. nadal lost the first set before taking command and at one stage won nine games in a row, eventually taking the match in four sets. the spaniard will be aiming for a third us open crown

tonight he's been fired as manager by the football association. said his departure is connected to inappropriate behaviour during a previousjob in bristol. more recentl, as we have reported, he's been the subject of allegations of racism and bullying. mr sampson has denied those allegations. here's our sports correspondent katie gornall, who broke today's story. 0n the pitch it all seemed to be going well for mark sampson. last night his england team won their world cup qualifier 6—0 and made a very public show of support. commentator: it is the togetherness ofa group, commentator: it is the togetherness of a group, and commentator: it is the togetherness ofa group, and he is commentator: it is the togetherness of a group, and he is visibly moved by it. but behind—the—scenes mark sampson's england career was unravelling. today the fa confirmed they had terminated his contract due to safeguarding allegations made against him when he was manager of bristol academy before taking the england job. the fa says the full details only came to the attention

that is the verdict on the football association by the chairman of the culture media and sport committeey. sampson was finally sacked today as manager of the england women's national side's for " inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour at bristol academy before he was given the job with the england squad, rather than for the allegations of racism bullying while he was manager of england. he was cleared of those by two separate investigations. so what's happened ? i'm joined by the bbc sports correspondent richard conway. richard, there is so much more that we don't know, so take us to the beginning. mark sampson was appointed as the head coach in december of 2013. the fa say that in 2014, early in that year, they received allegations of his conduct from bristol academy, where he was previously head coach. a safeguarding investigation was launched, which took a year to report back. a decision was made in march, 2015, the fa ruled he was not a safeguarding threat. it wasn't until october, 2015, mark lane, the current chief executive, learned of the existence of a safeguarding investigatio

the former professional footballers' association chairman clarke carlisle found safe and well in liverpoolburnley and leeds united defender had been reported missing. it's the singapore grand prix this weekend and as well as two practice sessions, there's already been plenty of activity off the track as well. mclaren and engine supplier honda will part company at the end of the season after three tumultuous years together, underlined by reliability and power issues. mclaren will switch to renault engines next season. renault driverjolyon palmer's f1 future appears in doubt — he's lost his to toro rosso's carlos sainz for next season. as for the action on the track, red bull were the team to beat today as daniel ricciardo topped the timesheets in both practice sessions, ending over half a second clear of the championship leader, lewis hamilton, in the second session. essex have won the county championship for the first time since 1992 after closest challengers lancashire lost to somerset by seven wickets at taunton. it's a fantastic result for a side that was tipped as potential relegation

the football association's inquiry into historic abuse in football has been told that the former england derbyshire programme that graham taylor advised him to "sweep it under the carpet" rather than go to the police. jim reed reports. in the 1980s, tony brien was a bright young defender who played for a number of professional clubs. as a boy, he says he was abused by this man, ted langford, who died in 2012. langford was a scout for both leicester city and aston villa. i tried to do something about it. i tried to report it, 30 odd years ago, and i wasn't listened to. it happened to another two children. tony brien said he spoke to senior figures at aston villa about the abuse when he was 18 or 19 and claims he had conversations with these two men, assistant manager dave richardson and then manager graham taylor. last month he told the fa's independent enquiry into abuse, he felt taylor discouraged him from taking the matter further. hejust said to me, look, you're a young lad starting out in the game, i know you have just made your debut, could you really deal with all the obscenities f

the game south africa won the original fixture that place last year to warn the country's football association say they'll only appeal if the referee's ban is overturned. now shanghai s i p g are through to the semifinals of the asian champions league for the first time in their history they reached the last four in dramatic fashion s. i.p.g. had a fall advantage going into the second leg of their quota final with one zero ever ground when joe were at home for this game to the full advantage in this all chinese tie they won all in normal time to level the side and take it in extra time for the two teams both schooled in that extra time and that meant a penalty shoot outs the psychology finally regaining their composure to win five for one spot kicks. and take their place in the semi's. only slightly less tension in the days of the quarterfinal between the surplus of iran and the u.a.e. our early this task that suits you after the first leg is the away team that prevailed in abu dhabi with persepolis winning three want to go through five three on aggregates they'll play hell out of saudi arabia

she takes over from mark sampson, who was sacked by the football association earlier this month. a friendly against france in october. celtic‘s scott brown and stuart armstrong have been ruled out of scotland's crucial upcoming world cup qualifying double—header with hamstring and calf injuries respectively. gordon strachan's side face slovakia and slovenia next thursday and sunday, as they seek to secure a play—off place. they're currently fourth in group f, six points behind leaders england. scotland will finish second should they win their next two matches. england are playing west indies in the 5th and final one day international in southampton eoin morgan's side won the toss and chose to bowl. the west indies are currently 174 macro— three after 38 overs. —— on hundred and 34—3. england are without ben stokes and alex hales following their involvement in an incident outside a nightclub in the early hours of monday morning. it's official — birmingham has received government backing to be the uk's candidate city for the 2022 commonwealth games. other countries will have until

yesterday. then the fa decided to terminate sampson's contract yesterdaym senior executives in the football association untenable. next week we will have a hearing of the select committee when eni aluko will give her description of what happened and senior fa executives will also discuss the handling of the affair. the fa dropped sampson yesterday and claims questions over his ability we re claims questions over his ability were raised will stop —— the woman in football group dropped sampson and claimed questions over his ability were raised when he was appointed. i'll swear, premier league club chelsea have agreed to sell the striker diego costa to his former clu b striker diego costa to his former club atletico madrid. the spanish international refused to return to london. he scored 20 league goals losses but will now move injanuary if personal terms and the medical are confirmed. the president of cycling's world governing body has left his bowl with, he says, his head held high, after losing the election for the presidency. the new president has vowed to get rid of the corruption which has left the

sampson was cleared by an internal football association inquiry into aluko‘s claims and by an independentip club forfamily reasons. matson arrived at the rec from new zealand side crusaders with director of rugby todd blackadder injuly 2016. the 44—year—old will return to new zealand after bath‘s premiership game against northampton saints on friday. the world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua has confirmed his next fight will be in cardiff at the principality stadium on 28th october against the bulgarian kubrat pulevjoshua holds three belts and pulev is the mandatory ibf challenger. joshua‘s last fight was the unification spectacular bout against vladimir klitchko at wembley stadium, the ukrainian has since retired ruling out a rematch. the 36—year—old pulev has only lost one of his 26 pro—fights and that was to klitcshko two years ago. greetings fight fans. i hope you‘re all well. 28th october i will be defending my ibf and ibo heavyweight title of the world against, kubrat pulevjoshua. he is game. he‘s ready and it has been a long time coming. i can‘t wait to get back into the ring. j

south africa won the original fixture that price last year in november to warn the country's football association to say now only a pale if the referees ban is overturned if this is evidence that the match is a result of match fixing match manipulation then we know we don't want the points and we would agree with fifa that the match must be replayed provided those evidence. is provided to us and is in substance. shanghai s i.p.g. through to the semifinals of the asian champions league for the first time in their history they reached the last four though in dramatic fashion as i.p.g. had a fall advantage going into the second leg of their quarterfinal with granger every grand were at home for this game and so full advantage in this chinese tie they won all mail in normal time. and that level the tie in to get into extra time. while the two teams both scored in extra time and that meant a penalty shoot outs. as i.p.g. finally regaining their composure to win one spot kicks. and that gave them a place in the semi's. well only slightly less tension in the days of of course the fun of that was between

following the sacking of mark sampson the football association say they are confident that the rightssed because of inappropriate behaviour ina because of inappropriate behaviour in a previous role. here is richard conway. the fa say they will conduct a review. history is 2013, 2014 and 2015. that investigation, that safeguarding inquiry took place back then, but of course, martin glen the fa's chief executive says he didn't become aware of the existence of the safeguarding case until october 2015 and he didn't look into the exact details of it until a couple of weeks ago. nevertheless the fa board expressing their confidence in martin glenn and chairman greg clarke. they say they are of the belief that a similar situation will not occur again now or in the future. so it would appear as far as the fa board are concerned, it is case closed, move on, nothing more to see, or perhaps not yet. damien collins, the chair of the culture, media and sport committee, he wants to see fa officials before him and his panel of mps next month. they will come in for sustained scrutiny about who knew

news of mark sampson‘s dismissal and the fallout over how his appointment was handled by the football associationked for inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour with female players in a previous role. after claims the fa knew about those issues during the recruitment process there will be close scrutiny over his successor. england are currently ranked third in the world: the likes of the chelsea boss hayes and nick curbing are amongst early favourites. they can't be hasty and just, within the first couple of weeks sign someone up. they have to do research and background and get the right person, whether it‘s male 01’ the right person, whether it‘s male orfemale. for me i would like to see a female take over. but we will have to wait and see what happens. it shows how much the game have grown, in previous years, no one would have batted an eyelid if things were going on in english football. it shows that the women's game has moved on and we need to keep pushing on and do it in a positive way. two of england best players there, giving their view on the situation, as yet there is no leeway on the t

following last week's sacking of england women football manager mark sampson, the football associationor in the future. sampson was dismissed last wednesday following evidence of "inappropriate" behaviour in a previous role. here's more from our sports news correspondent richard conway. the fa say they will conduct a review into what they call historic processes , review into what they call historic processes, but a reminder that history to the fa in this instance which means 2013, 2014 and 2015, that's how recent the events around mark sampson are known to have taken place. that investigation, that safeguarding inquiry took place back then, but martin glenn the fa's chief executive says he didn't become aware of the existence of the safeguarding case until october of 2015 and he didn't look into the exact details of it untiljust a couple of weeks ago. internationals the fa board expressing their confidence in martin glenn and chairman greg clarke. they say they are of the belief that a similar situation will not occur now or in the future. it would appear as far as the fa board are co

west ham and tottenham have been charged by the football association for failing to control their players stoppage time when there was a melee involving several players. both clubs have until tomorrow evening to respond to the charge. from the 2018—19 season, the top tier of the women's super league will be for full time clubs only, the fa approved changes to the licensing system. the division will have between eight and 14 teams but all clubs will have to re—apply for their places and new sides could come in. top flight clubs will be required to run academies and the fa is looking into how the new set—up could be rebranded. just days after announcing he's signed with promoter frank warren, belfast‘s carl frampton's long—awaited homecoming fight has been announced for november. after splitting with long time manager barry mcguigan last month — this will be his first fight since losing his wba featherweight title to leo santa cruz injanuary. his opponent in belfast is yet to be announced. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. more now on our top story. jeremy corbyn ha

sampson was cleared by an internal football association inquiry into aluko's claims, and by an independent the time, we released a statement to be clear that i did not say that, and i'm very disappointed the allegations have come out but i understand it and alli have come out but i understand it and all i can say that i did not say that to eni. with any of my communication my intention is to support the players and give them confidence and give them every chance to be successful on the field. sampson has named a 26—player squad for their opening world cup qualifier against russia later this month. wales will be looking to maintain the 100% home nations record during the international break they beat austria 1—0 in cardiff on saturday. they're in kishinau for tonight's match against group d's bottom side moldova. gareth bale and his team—mates are two points behind the republic of ireland in second spot and four adrift of leaders serbia. they play each other tonight so it's a chance for wales to make up some ground. we have said we have four finals basically to keep our hopes alive. if we w

brighton forward tomer hemed has been charged with violent conduct by the football association over anstle. hemed, who scored the winner in the 1—0 victory, is alleged to have stamped on newcastle defender deandre yedlin in the 88th minute. he has until 6pm tomorrow evening to respond to the charge and faces a three—match suspension if found guilty. gordon strachan‘s announced his squad for the two world cup qualifying matches that will seal scotland's fate next month. leeds captain liam cooper has been recalled... while leigh griffiths is one of six celtic players in the squad. after winning their last two games... scotland face slovakia and slovenia in october... knowing victory in both would all but guarantee a play—off spot. i spoke to one or two lads and they are looking forward to this. they think it is huge and they all want to be involved in it. between them and the 5 million people who are supporting us at the moment is, i know they are because i bump into them every day, they are supporting us. we are looking forward to a great occasion. we know it can be an occasion, it coul

she takes over from mark sampson, who was sacked by the football association earlier this month.ad a flying start. they have managed to post a score of 286—6. england are without ben stokes and alex hales following their involvement in an incident outside a nightclub in the early hours of monday morning. it‘s official — birmingham has received government backing to be the uk‘s candidate city for the 2022 commonwealth games. other countries will have until saturday to make a bid. the cwg federation has suggested birmingham could still face competition from canada, malaysia and australia. staging the event would cost at least £750 million — making it the most expensive sports event here since london 2012. i think it is so much more than a multisport international event is real opportunity to regenerate part of the city we will be using the village to do some major regeneration to perry barfoot of it is also an opportunity to present the image to the whole world for that if you look or the commonwealth games did in manchester in 2002 and in glasgow in 2014 we want to have similar su

and the controversy over american footballers and national basketball association players kneeling duringf the national anthem before games. a lot of those sports star is doing so. not standing to comment on the state of race relations across america. president trump has said they should be sacked for not standing during the singing of the national anthem. but one of the president's advisers there, kellyanne conway. the scene in the rose garden. the president appealing with mariano rajoy, the spanish president. they have had talks today. but mariano rajoy is not going to be attending an eu head of state summit in estonia in a couple of days' time because of the contested independence referendum due to take place in catalonia over the weekend. many over there in barcelona looking to secede. the authorities in the dread say it's something they are not going to allow but we could well actually get both leaders walking out in the next couple of minutes. anyway when we do get it we will bring it to you when we can. the attitude of older generations toward young people is that they're lazy and

that's why it's incouple bankuce national football league player's association to stand up for the playersumbent on the nfl to get plan togethen deal with this pr crisis surrounding them. folks cannot let donald trump hijack this conversation. >> symone, thank you, doug, thank you. >>> ahead for us, the original playboy, hugh hefner has passed away. we take a look back at his life. parodontax, the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums, and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums behind. with parodontax toothpaste. ♪ ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> the original playboy is being remembered this morning,

to lift the ban on football teams wearing a poppy after talks with the four home nations‘ football associationse poppy when they face germany in a friendly the evening before armistice day. moeen ali's century sets up a big one day win for england against west indies. the all rounder smashed the second fastest one day international 100 in english history as england took a 2—0 lead in the series with two matches still to play. brighton beat newcastle 1—0 in the premier league. tomer hemed scored the only goal of the game between two of last season's promoted teams. a blow for england ahead of the autumn internationals as back row forward billy vunipola is ruled out forfour months. he's undergone surgery after he damaged cartilage in his knee playing for his club side saracens on saturday. another vunipola injury, they are a lwa ys another vunipola injury, they are always injured, those vunipolas. maybe it is where they play on the field! if you're that massive then massive then people can target you! we've already seen carol this morning, she's given us an idea of the weather, didn't sound great

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one thing we associate with that is football and homecoming and high school. hundreds of high schoolers will be headed to homecoming dances this weekend. one couple has quite the story to tell about how they got together. >> they met 13 years ago as toddlers. you see them there. when they both were undergoing a first of its kind liver transplant. as julie reports, that experience has led to a special bond. this is a story you'll only see on news 4. >> reporter: at rockridge high school, the hallways are decorated for homecoming festivities. j.j. looking forward to the dance. he's invited a childhood friend, grace haddad. >> she's really the one person i know who has gone through the exact same things i have. >> reporter: they met as toddlers when both were being treated for msud, a life-threatening disorder, livers unable to process protein. their parents lived in fear of dire complications. >> it was brain damage. it was death. it was a volatile disease. >> reporter: the families forged a bond, determined to find a medical solution. in 2004, children's hospit