it is important to not focusjust on gareth bale?elders in the premier league this season has beenjoe allen, and as much as we say, stop arab way, we know thatjoe allen, aaron ramsey, they have got quality —— stop gareth bale. their team is littered with real star quality players and you can't necessarily say stop gareth bale and used up the rest of the side, but we know that in the key moments by and large it has been down to gareth bale —— and you stop the rest of the side. what about brian mcbride, he died of course, and james mcclean has been back to derry. he went back there to visit family and the family of ryan, knew would hope that with his request to wear the number five showed would hope that with his request to wear the numberfive showed he would hope that with his request to wear the number five showed he will be fired up and he will want to play for him and his family. that is what i'm hoping for but we won't know until the game starts. james has a fiery streak and you would not want to ta ke fiery streak and you would n

gareth bale, in case you hadn't recognised him from the wide shot.am—mates at stoke city. contained here arejust team—mates at stoke city. contained here are just about. gareth bale team—mates at stoke city. contained here arejust about. gareth bale had already been booked in the second half, when neil taylor of wales made this challenge. red card, instant reaction from the referee. after lengthy treatment to his right leg, seamus coleman was carried off. gareth bale will be suspended for wales' next game and however near his late miss here, wales have stalled. republic of ireland better placed but hard to think of anything but an placed but hard to think of anything butan injury placed but hard to think of anything but an injury on the goalless final whistle. joe wilson, bbc news. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. good evening, i'm asad ahmad. it's emerged that emergency responses and lessons learnt after the 7/7 london bombings, kicked into action on wednesday to great effect. specialist ambulance teams w

gareth southgate backs jamie vardy after the striker received death pick en}! captains for the england eddiejones tells wine gatland. tour eddiejones tells wine gatland. how the selection process of power athletes could be abused in the pursuit of medals. hello and welcome. the england manager gareth southgate jamie vardy to be in the right frame of mind to feature for his country tomorrow, despite the rel—avg —— — . admitting to receiving death threats following the sackking of claudio ranierei. players which led to the italian‘s departure. but claimed yesterday that he and his family have been ear—5292.4 l... um: 4355 l- laggreifirrrr . .. southgate takes charge of his first match as manager since receiving in a friendly in dortmund tomorrow. he says he is now building for the future. he cannot focus from game to game. we need to think longer term. if we are to have success, that is the reason i have been appointed. there is continuity for the under 21. itjoins the system up. we have to make decisions that reflect that. today after picking up an injury in trai

so i can get a different shot to gareth if i wanted? if i find a better shot, do i get a job?he dish going to the death star. so, here, we're following x—wing as it makes its approach run towards the shield gate. we can just move around and frame up on camera moves and follow the ship in, move in front of the ship. this film is set near minutes before the very first film, and so getting these computer generated models to look exactly like the physical models from 1977 was, i guess, vital, wasn't it? our friends and colleagues in san francisco took digital scans of the original models from the art department, and they had lots of texture references, and thankfully just recreated them so that there wouldn't be any jarring differences between these ships and the ships in new hope. we have teams of people who are responsible for laying out camera moves, we have teams of people who are building digital models, texturing digital models. we've got a fantastic team of animators and then we've got a great team of compositors, who take all of the renders that we generate and put it all

gareth southgate labelled his return to the national team ‘a great story'. his last england appearance, he scored against lithuania in yeseterday‘s world cup qualifier. a goal which keeps england on course to reach the world cup in russia next year. but at 3a, should england get there, what chance of the striker making the squad? nick parrot reports. after more than three years indians national wilderness, jermain defoe return to wembley. at 3a some might have given up representing their country have given up representing their cou ntry after have given up representing their country after being left out of the last world cup. it tookjermain defoe just 2a minutes to show he has still got what it takes. the goal for england four years and four days since his last in a three line shirt. it is a great moment for him, he has been thrilled to be in the squad, he is a good professionalism around the squad, it is great for some of the younger players to see and his finishing in training. today which we expected really, i would have bet the house on him scoring at so

gareth gordon. if you a let'sjoin my colleague. many departments.any departments. yes, mike nesbitt, that is the biggest scalp claimed by this election, standing down as you say as ulster unionist party leader. when a successor is found. but announcing his intention to stand down. he's been leader since 2012. and what struck me in his emotional speech, he said his biggest regret was that he felt northern ireland was that he felt northern ireland was more polarised than ever as a result of this election. he had run the party's election campaign effectively as a referendum on the way sinn fein and the dup had handled the controversy over the rhi, which led to the collapse of the assembly at stormont injanuary. there was some criticism as well as people giving him credit for that. there was a lot of criticism, suggestions that he had confused unionist voters by appealing to the electorate to vote across traditional community lines in the interest of change. so tonight he has announced he is stepping down. let mejust bring has announced he is stepping d

and i is the eu, willie not gareth and i is the independence vote?ome people, but there was an interesting strain of the independent state and you could tout rise them as wanting to be independent from both the union of the united kingdom and the union of the united kingdom and the union of the european union so there is this kind of question mark about whether if you take out the people who voted for brexit, are the snp representing the 45% anymore hasn't gone down to 2796? that is interesting. the other thing we have learned in the last few weeks is that it is northern ireland now as well as scotland. this is even more complicated for them because suddenly you are seeing a surge in national support because people are worried about a hard border and what has been for 20 years rather free—flowing economic zone. it is going to become even ever harder for her in the couple of years. let us look at a different story, nhs crisis, a&e has the worst month on record. this is waiting times for patients to be seen within four hours. 85% were seen in that targ

lithuania looming large for gareth southgate and his men and a chance to set right the midweek defeat of life will captain but a newcomer is the talk of the town. the first call—up for the middlesbrough actin so is southgate playing three at the back again or is that a crowd? we have the flexibility to play a number of different ways and it's important oui’ different ways and it's important our players can do that, we have to be adaptable as we go through the next 18 months. we need to be a bitter change quickly and as that progresses to do that in games and at the start. so, it is a key skill for us to develop. scotland can just about keep alive their world cup qualifying hopes if they beat slovenia at hampden park. suffer defeat and the enormous mountain to climb would only get higher. sometimes it's easier for a climb would only get higher. sometimes it's easierfor a manager to say this is what we will do and sometimes if we draw, win or lose but we have to win. we do not have to win in the first ten minutes. northern ireland are on course to clinch second place and norway is the n

o'sullivan is through to the second round of the china open in beijing, after a comfortable victory over garethent before next month's world championship in sheffield, and despite not being on top—form, o'sullivan won without dropping a frame against the welshman. meanwhile, the home favourite ding junhui is also safely through after beating paul davison five frames to zero. he joins world number one mark selby in round two.

the director made this small film called kings of summer and very much like gareth edwards who went fromonsters to godzilla. he has gone from bad to this. it is like a $200 million epic. —— from fact to this. he has left his fingerprints on it. yes, it is a huge monsterfranchise movie, it has also got loads of very slightjokes in it. i like the fact that what he does is, he takes just enough liberties with how far you can push the characters, but also remembers people are there to see the monsters. one of the things that is most rewarding, when you see king kong, who is about 100 feet tall, we're not getting the edit every quarter second that the transformers movie does. it is like there is genuine beauty in these shots. iconic image of king kong rising up in front of the sun. tom hiddlestone with a sword. we're not getting the stupid fast edits that have made this kind of cinema headache. what you always get is a battle between the director and what they want, their personal vision and what the producers want. it is who wins what battles. i think he won more battles than he lost. i enjo

the bbc‘s gareth blainey spoke to him after his quarter—final exit at the welsh 0pen. 0'sullivan wasn't never a dull moment with the rocket. he did offerup a rendition of wonderwall, the hit song by the band 0asis. take a listen. how frustrating was that came back so well with that century break the lose that to judd? very. what did you make of your own performance — decent? um, judd, in fairness seemed to pot a lot of balls from distance. what did you make of his performance? usual. i mean, he's a pretty talented player, isn't he? very. he has been in form this season? totally. so how do you reflect on the match as a whole? don't know, really. um, you seem to take while to get going. maybe. sing: # maybe, you're gonna be the one that saves me. and after all, you're my wonderwall...# is that good? how did you look back at the tournament? ronnie and the rockets seller —— serenading the bbc. for me and the rest of the sports today team, see thanks to a ridge of high pressure, thursday turned out to be a glorious day for many. plenty of sunshine and a top of 17 in england. during the cours

this small film called kings of summerand this small film called kings of summer and very much like garethards who went from monsters to godzilla. it is like a $200 million epic. he has left his fingerprints on it. yes, it is a huge monster franchise movie, it has also got loads of very slight jokes franchise movie, it has also got loads of very slightjokes in it. i think there are a couple of references to cannibal holocaust. i like the fact that what he does is, he takes just dean of liberties with how far you can push the characters, but also remembers people are there to see the monsters. 0ne but also remembers people are there to see the monsters. one of the things that is most rewarding, when you see king kong, who is about 100 feet tall, we're not getting the edit every quarter second that the transformers movie does. it is genuine beauty in these shots. iconic image of king kong rising up in front of the sun. tom huddlestone with sammy rice soared. you can see how camera is swelling and we're not getting the stupid fast edits that have made this kind of cinema headache. what you al

the director made this lovely, small film called kings of summer and very much like gareth edwards whoters to godzilla. it is like a $200 million epic. he has managed to leave his fingerprints on it. yes, it is a huge monsterfranchise movie, but it's also got loads and loads of very slight jokes in it. i think there are a couple of references to cannibal holocaust. i like that kind of nod. i like the fact that what he does is, he takes just enough liberties with how far you can push the characters, but also remembers that what people are there to see is the monsters. one of the things that is most rewarding is when you see king kong, who is like 100 feet tall, a really big kong, we're not getting the edit every quarter second that the transformers movie did. almost like there's genuine beauty in some of these shots. the iconic image of king kong rising up in front of the sun. you can see how camera is swirling and we're not getting the stupid fast edits that have made so much of this kind of cinema a headache. what you always get with this kind of movie is a battle between the director

western portions of gareth county, they make it clipped again with areas coming through northern and central west virginia. here is what we are talking about it noon, lunchtime today, look at all the breaks in the cloud cover. mid 70's around fredericksburg and stafford. here comes fast-moving line of storms that is very pronounced. the d.c.right into metro area along areas of interstate 95 by 2:00 in the afternoon. by eastbound towards areas like annapolis, joint base andrews, and by 3:30 to 4:00 this afternoon, cooling down behind it. we are expecting moderate rain with this system in the possibility that along with severe thunderstorm warnings we could have some flash flood warnings. we will talk more about that later in the hour. to work your try way into downtown d.c., kenilworth avenue lanes are open, but in northeast there is a crash. police tell me that this accident involves a bicyclist and a bus. this is 1st street at massachusetts avenue east of north capitol street in the area of columbus circle. street for the crash, the left side of the roadway, block. virginia, eastin

gareth bale was handed a straight red card for a push onjonathan viera reacting angrily to a late challenegehat stage was 1—1 but was extended, first by viera, and a third from kevin—prince boateng. but two goals from cristiano ronaldo in the final four minutes saw real fight back from two goals down to salvage a result for the second time in consecutive matches. confirmation of all five results in the primera division on wednesday with barcelona's front three of messi, suarez and neymar all on the scoresheet while at the bottom a huge result for granada moves them up to third from bottom but in sight of safety. to the english fa cup where sergio aguero scored twice for manchester city in their 5—1 fifth round replay win over second tier huddersfield town. adam wild was watching. it just wouldn't be itjust wouldn't be the fa cup without those tinfoil trophies and dreams ofan without those tinfoil trophies and dreams of an upset. amongst huddersfield town's 8000 travelling fa ns huddersfield town's 8000 travelling fans there were plenty of both. and for a few minutes at least that optimism ap

o'sullivan is through to the second round of the china open in beijing, after a comfortable victory over garethen. it's the last tournament before next month's world championship in sheffield, and despite not being on top—form, o'sullivan won without dropping a frame against the welshman. meanwhile, the home favourite ding junhui is also safely through after beating paul davison five frames to zero. he joins world number one mark selby in round two. you may have missed this over the weekend, a new record was set in bosnia by the teenager kerim ahmetspahic. he's a 16—year—old taekwondo champion who broke iii concrete blocks with his head injust 35 seconds to make it into the into the guinness book of world records. the blackbelt somersaulting over 16 piles as he smashes them in half and not a hair out of place. i think it goes without saying — do not try this at home, or even just do not try this! that is all, coming up in a moment it is the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lucy fisher, senior political correspondent at

and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: gareth southgate says striker jamie vardy is in a good framend, despite the leicester striker receiving death threats following the sacking of claudio ranieri. good evening. tonight following the death of northern ireland's former deputy he was 66. the ira commander turned peacemaking politician was thought to be suffering from a rare heart condition. leading figures in the peace process paid tribute to the role he played in securing the good friday agreement. buckingham palace said the queen, who finally shook hands with him in 2012, was sending a private message to his widow. the families of some of the ira's many victims said they could neverforgive him. our ireland correspondent chris buckler reports. in the streets once scarred by sectarian conflict, martin mcguinness‘s body was carried home. = was here in derry‘s bogside that it was here in derry‘s bogside that his own of it was here in derry‘s bogside that his own - of irish republicanism his.own brand of irish reuublicanismi formed amid the of was formed amid the turmoil of unrest, and

gareth miller and his k-9 partner, [inaudible]. firefighter ed martinez, k-9 fritz. firefighter eli thomas, k-9 beta. i have my search partner. k-9, angus, who you about before. i want to take this opportunity to thank the chief. chief hayes-white, chief gonzales, chief williams and she francisco for your tireless support of the developers of the program and your continued support today. i also want to take this opportunity to it knowledge the commitment and effort of these three gentlemen and their dogs. they have taken on this commitment with dedication, hard work, and passion. all three of our newest k-9 search teams were paired with search dogs back in october 2015 the computer large amount of training specific to urban search and rescue and disaster response and also dog handling. completing the process and becoming a fema k-9 search specials, which is the highest level of certification in this discipline. all three k-9 search teams were fema certified in april 2016 by completing the rigorous evaluation and they continue to train weekly commuting high level of r

he beat gareth allen 5—0. i'll have full update in ten main pits.siness event, highlighting links between qatar and britain. live to our chief political correspondent, vicki young. this has been interesting, because it's been a show case, if you like. the prime minister came here, liam fox came here, the international trade secretary and they are saying that brexit means there will be a golden opportunity for britain, they say, to reach out to other countries to forge trade deals, to be closer partners with others. theresa may laying out what she wants to get, which is a close relationship, continue trading as freely as possible with the european union. she's under pressure ahead of tomorrow, when she will formally tell the eu that we are leaving. but she is under pressure to from some in her party to say exactly what kind of brexit britain is heading for. i've been gauging opinion here amongst some business people. this is what they had to tell me. for me, at least we've got a direction now. she's doing, it she's delivered it on time and we've got

while manager gareth southgate has appealed to players and fans to prove they're great ambassadors forabout the second world war. we are hungry young team with a lot of potential and we want to go out and play an exciting brand of football. we work hard for each other. and the scoreline takes care of itself, if you take care of all those things. we are always focusing on performance, and the results will follow. scotland manager, gordon strachan, says his side's qualifier against slovenia tomorrow is a must—win game. scotland have just four points from four games as they try to qualify for the world cup in russia next year. our scottish football correspondent chris mclaughlin reports. when the sun shines, we smile. even when the pressure is on. this man knows about pressure. one win from four, the reason for a half full hampden tomorrow. or is it? whatever the size of the crowd might be, i can understand why a lot of people will have to go and see their mother. unfortunately, iwould be at my mother's coaster model. sorry, mum, gota my mother's coaster model. sorry, mum, got a job. my m

firstly the new stoke labour mp gareth snell. i will be faithful and bear allegiance...osphere of the wednesday lunch time, the new copeland conservative, trudy harrison. reaching new heights was this mp out of order? a labour opponent thought jacob rees—mogg might have been guilty of sizism. possibly. this week, the member for north east somerset was in my constituency. and to his credit he did inform me he was going there as a fundraiser. i offered to go with him. he rejected my advances. today, i opened the local paper to read he described the pygmy nature of the opposition, does the deputy speaker think that the term pygmy is appropriate while standing in the constituency of the shortest mp? there will be a quiet word in his ear. tributes were paid throughout the week to the father of the house, gerald kaufman, who has died at the age of 86. a former bbc sketchwriter and an adviser to harold wilson he was a labour mp since 1970. we look back on an eventful career. a junior minister in the 1970s. gerald kaufman's book, how to be a minister, was reading for ambitious m

gareth johnson speaking there. you have been watching newsday. stay with us.king at what it all means. and before we go, let's take a look at these incredible pictures from new york state in the us. this house on the shore of lake ontario is encased in ice thanks to five days of strong winds and cold temperatures. forecasters are warning east coast residents — from boston to new york city — to prepare for what could be one of the biggest snowstorms in recent memory. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there. the relatively settled theme to the weather continues for at least a couple of days. relatively mild during the day on tuesday but breezy for many of us, particularly windy across northern parts of scotland where the met office have issued a yellow warning for the strength of the winds, causing some disruption for the northern isles of scotland with heavy showers on the cards. further south, most places looking dry first thing tuesday morning. pretty mild too. around the country at eight o'clock, heavy showers for the northern and western

cahill is suspedned for sunday's world cup qualifier against lithuania at wembley leaving manager garethcouple of players as well. arsenal's mezut ozil has a hamstring problem. are also injured. captain manuel neuer, mario gomez, and julian draxler are also injured. a review by uk athletics has found that the classification system for para athletes could be abused in the pursuit of medals. the system which puts athletes into groups depending on the degree of their impairment is desgned to ensure fair competition. but there were concerns some were cheating the system. professorjohn brewer a member of the review panel said they want to prevent that from happening. what we want to do is ensure that an athlete is classified according to or her condition and that they his or her condition and that they are then free to train to the very best of their ability, to become the best of their ability, to become the best they can be, but also in the knowledge that when they stand on the start line or- a field the start line or enter a field event, they are competing against athletes who have gone th

gareth bell going closest, but there's been a potentially nasty issue to —— 12 minutes to go, irelandmula one world championship and the first race isn't until this sunday. the mercedes driver finished fastest in both practice sessions today ahead of the opening grand prix in australia. he was a huge half a second quicker than anyone else in the second session. in the second session, prompting his boss toto wolf to say it was the best he'd ever seen. ferrari's sebastien vettel was second quickest with hamilton's mercedes team—mate valteri bottas third. there's one game in rugby union's aviva premiership tonight. gloucester leading bottom of the table bristol 13—6 in the second half. bristol are currently seven points from safety behind worcester in second from bottom. they've only won three times all season — and it doesn't look like they'll be getting win number four tonight. gloucester winger charlie sharples scoring the only try of the match so far. meanwhile in the pro 12 llanelli scarlets looked to get their top four hopes back on track at home to edinburgh. they could finish the

coming up in sportsday on bbc news, why age isn't an issue forjermain defoe as the england manager garethhree years after his last appearance for his country. iraqi forces are intensifying their assault against so called islamic state, as they attempt to drive them out of western mosul. they're deploying helicopter gunships and crude rocket launchers to target is militants. but thousands of people are fleeing the city claiming civilian are being killed because the assault is too indiscriminate. with the city still divided between is and the iraqi army, our middle east editorjeremy bowen is in western mosul. he sent this report. this is the iraqi solution to an offensive that's stalled over the last week or so. attack again. it feels as if the air war over mosul is intensifying. the gunship pilots fly low. they seem confident they won't get shot down. and every day a few thousand more people come walking out of the areas of mosul still held by the jihadists who call themselves islamic state. many said is used them as human shields, shooting out from the cover of their homes and streets. bu

gareth bale had the only real chances for either side, but he'll miss the next game against serbia aftert was a tackle from neil taylor that caused the injury to coleman — it wasn't a malicious challenge but it was certainly mistimed — and neil taylor was sent off for it as coleman was carried off on a stretcher. a real blow to him. he is having the season of a lifetime at club level. he isa season of a lifetime at club level. he is a great playerfor us. a great captain. ijust he is a great playerfor us. a great captain. i just said he is a great playerfor us. a great captain. ijust said in a couple of interviews and a great character. so, it's a big, big loss. a big loss. a big loss to everton. a big loss. a big loss to everton. a big loss to us but he'll fight back, i hope and yeah, it puts things in prospective. he had a serious injury himself and he's a great boy. he's a cracking lad. i have not seen the challenge, but i have seen the outcome if you like. it's a bad one for seamus and that's a shame because he is someone i ri for seamus and that's a shame because he is someone i r i

gareth southgate is looking for his first win since taking on the england manager‘s job permanently.nst lithuania at wembley will be all about the performance. we know how important the national football team is for the feeling we are hungry young team with a lot of potential, and we want to go out and play an exciting brand of football. we have worked hard for each other, and the scoreline takes ca re of each other, and the scoreline takes care of itself if you do all of those things correctly, so we are a lwa ys those things correctly, so we are always focusing on performance and the result will follow. there‘s arguably most at stake for scotland tonight — they‘re in the same group as england, but are fifth and if they don‘t beat slovenia, their hopes of qualifying would look very slim indeed. sometimes it‘s easy for a manager to say this is what we‘re going to do. sometimes you‘re in a position, well, if we draw, win, or we lose, we can still be... it depends... we have to win. what we don‘t have to do is win it in the first five, six, seven, ten minutes. you never know in big gam

the match ended goalless — gareth bale had the only real chances for either side — but he'll miss theas a tackle from neil taylor that caused the injury to coleman — it wasn't a malicious challenge but it was certainly mistimed — and taylor was sent off for it. as coleman was carried off on a stretcher. a real blow to him. he is having the season of a lifetime at club level. he is a great playerfor us. a great captain. ijust said in a couple of interviews and a great character. so, it's a big, big loss. a big loss. a big loss to everton. a big loss to us but he'll fight back, i hope and yeah, it puts things in prospective. he had a serious injury himself and he's a great boy. he's a cracking lad. i have not seen the challenge, but i have seen the outcome if you like. it's a bad one for seamus and that's a shame because i think he's one of the best full— backs in the premier league. england's tyrrell hatton‘s campaign at the wgc match play in texas came to an unfortunate end, when he was given a two—shot penalty in a play—off. he was up against rafa cabrera bello and charles howell, ch

suprintendent gareth evans of north wales police said all five bodies had been found.en needing a land—based surge since yesterday evening. there is very difficult and hazardous terrain involved and it is in the area outside of the snowdonia. poor weather has been hampering the search that reduced visibility. all of our volunteer mountain rescue teams from snowdonia are involved along with the raf, mountain rescue team. we have been able to deploy air assets when the weather allowed us. as i have said, the crash site has been located along with five people, all of whom are deceased. we are preserving the scene for a joint investigation with the area investigation branch. the government has outlined its plans for transferring thousands of eu laws into british legislation. the great repeal bill published today would bring laws governing workers rights through to environment under uk jurisdiction. addressing mps, the brexit secretary david davis said the bill would provide clarity and certainty for people and businesses on the day the uk leaves the eu. as the prime minist

gareth southgate is looking for his first win since taking on the england manager's job permanently.l suspended for the match with lithuania at wembley. the manager, though, keen to focus on performance rather than personnel. we are a hungry, young team, with a lot of potential. and we want to go out and play an exciting brand of football. we work hard for each other, and the scoreline takes care of itself if you do all those things correctly. so we are always focusing on performance, and the result will follow. there's arguably most at stake for scotland tonight — they're in the same group as england, but are fifth and if they don't beat slovenia, their hopes of qualifying would look very slim indeed. sometimes it is easy for a manager to say, this is what we have got to do, sometimes we are in a position where a draw is enough, but we have to win. you don't have to win in the first five or ten minutes, you have to be, you never know, in big games, when your opportunity comes along. northern ireland are well placed. they're second in their group, five points behind germany, and on c

gareth southgate says his team must be flexible enough to adapt to different opponents.ll about that. we are a hungry, young team, with a lot of potential. and we wa nt team, with a lot of potential. and we want to go out and play an exciting brand of football. we work ha rd exciting brand of football. we work hard for each other, and the scoreline takes care of itself if you do all those things correctly. so we are always focusing on performance, and the result will follow. argue blue more at stake for scotland, in the same group as england, they are fifth. —— arguably. if they don't beat slovenia, their hopes of qualifying will look very slim indeed. sometimes it is easy for a manager to say, this is what we have got to do, sometimes we are in a position where a draw is enough, but we have to win. you don't have to win in the first five or ten minutes, you have to be, you never know, in big games, when your opportunity comes along. northern ireland are well placed heading into their match with norway, second in the group, five points behind germany, on course to clinch

wembley, ahead of england's match against lithuania, for victims of the westminster attack, and manager garethouthgate understands the power of sport in such difficult circumstances. we area we are a hungry young team with a lot of potential. we want to go out and play an exciting brand of football. we work hard for each other and the scoreline takes care of itself if you do all those things correctly. we are always focusing on performance and the result will follow. there's arguably most at stake for scotland tonight — they're in the same group as england, but are fifth and if they don't beat slovenia, their hopes of qualifying would look very slim indeed. sometimes it's easy for a manager to say this is what we're going to do. sometimes you're in a position, well, if we draw, win, or we lose, we can still be... it depends... we have to win. what we don't have to do is win it in the first five, six, seven, ten minutes. you never know in big games when your opportunity comes along. northern ireland are well placed heading into their match with norway. they're second in the group, five points b

gareth hamilton is head of computing from lancaster girls grammar school.re a woman, promoting this. are there many other women in this field? 10% of many other women in this field? 1096 of the workforce, the global workforce a re of the workforce, the global workforce are women, that is a massive, massive issue for as collectively. within the national cyber security centre about a third of the workforce are women, about half of the senior management team are women, we are half of the senior management team are women, we are making strides. but the port in thing is what the tale nt but the port in thing is what the talent pipeline looks like notjust the now buttin two, five or ten years, it is a massively growing sector, the stakes are really high and if we don't have that diverse workforce and young girls and women with a completely different skill set, we will not be doing the best possible job that we can. it is an enormous achievement, 8500 girls doing it and the final with the three of them, big congratulations to them and everybody who took part. as e

and still to come: coming up in sportsday on bbc news — gareth southagate calls up sunderland's 34—year—oldional appearance. thousands of school children across the uk have been taking part in the bbc‘s annual school report news day. this year many have been tackling the issue of young people's mental health. one pupil, 16 —year—old grace, wrote into school report with her story. she was bullied for nine years which led to anxiety, depression and eventually suicidal thoughts. our correspondent, elaine dunkley, went to meet her. i felt like a real dog at home. and ifelt like a prisoner in my own body. when you feel so alone, you feel like no—one's going to listen. to you, no—one's going to believe you. how intense was the bullying? it was every day, every second of every day. from the minute i walked into the classroom, to the minute i left. i was beat up quite a few times in the space of a month. i'd come home with black eyes and things like that from what people had done to me at school. this is a story about a girl called grace. bullying from an early age has had a devastating impact on h

gareth hopes the budget will help. increase tax credits. would that help you? yes.all over the world. my father has a retirement pension. i look at myself, and i think i will not be able to do that. i really don't do the i think they were the lucky generation. at the top of wendy's budget wish list is help for the next generations. help the cost of universities for our children. as the narration ex— took its first tentative steps, they provided one of the best forwards in rugby. —— generation x. they are at a meet and greet in the town's indoor market. there is a mini stepford. peter has been running this business for ten yea rs. been running this business for ten years. it is tough. people have less money in their pockets and are more fussy about how they spend and they wa nt fussy about how they spend and they want value. there is a lot of competition in the food business is well. it is not that straightforward. what can philip hammond do for him? help the economies. help the business rates. economy is to provide work for almost everyone here has almost disappeare

i am happy to welcome the new honorable member for stoke-on-trent central (gareth -- central to thisse. it is precisely because of concern about how various people were being treated within our public services. this government, and i have introduced last year a parody of treatments, a racial audit, of the disparity of treatment within public services. as home secretary, i saw this when i looked at the way that people, particularly black people with mental health issues were being dealt with by , the police and in various forms of detention. that is exactly the sort of issue that we are looking at. i am very happy for him to write to meet with the details of the particular issue that he set out. >> joe churchill. joe churchill will the prime : minister join me in congratulating my west suffolk college, all its staff and, in particular, its principal, nikos savvas, on winning the prestigious teaching and learning initiative award for the whole country at last week's times educational supplement further education awards by combining math, art, religion and science? i am sure she will ag

let's have a quick look at the sport now and it was a disappointing night for gareth southgate in hisrmanent england manager. it ended in defeat to germany. england dominated the first half but a stunning strike in the 2nd from lucas podolski, in his final international, sealed the 1—0 win in the friendly in dortmund. there was a disappointing performance from scotland — they had to come back from one nil down to earn a draw against canada at easter road. steven naismith with the goal. now back to charlie and sally in westminster. you're watching it first on bbc news. we are here at westminster this morning. last night it was confirmed the police officer killed in yesterday ‘s terror attack was keith palmer. a a8—years—old husband and father who served in the force for 15 years. five and father who served in the force for15 years. five people have now died and a0 others wounded, some with very serious injuries. hundreds of cou nty with very serious injuries. hundreds of county terror police have been working throughout the night on the investigation. looking at the attacker is motivat

gareth bale had the only real chances for either side — but he'll miss the next game against serbia,jury to seamus coleman. neil taylor was sent off for the challenge, which left coleman with a broken leg. the manager says it is a bad break. just miss timed, a poor challenge who was sent or and taylor was distraught. he went to a apologise to the players afterwards. his manager says he is not that kind of play. a blow to him. he was having the season of a lifetime at club level. he is a big player and a great captain and a great character so it is a big loss. a big loss. a loss to everton, a loss to us and we hope he will fight back and it puts things in perspective. taylor is not that kind of player. he has had a serious injury himself. he is a great boy and i have seen the outcome, although not be challenge. it was a shame because he is someone i respect. one of the best full— backs in premier i respect. one of the best full—backs in premier league. formula 1 is back, with lewis hamilton hoping to make up for last year's disappointment of losing the championship to mercedes team—ma

the director made this lovely, small film called kings of summer and very much like gareth edwards whois fingerprints on it. yes, it is a huge monsterfranchise movie, but it's also got loads and loads of very slight jokes in it. i think there are a couple of references to cannibal holocaust. i like that kind of nod. i like the fact that what he does is, he takes just enough liberties with how far you can push the characters, but also remembers that what people are there to see is the monsters. one of the things that is most rewarding is when you see king kong, who is like 100 feet tall, a really big kong, we're not getting the edit every quarter second that the transformers movie did. almost like there's genuine beauty in some of these shots. the iconic image of king kong rising up in front of the sun. you can see how camera is swelling and we're not getting the stupid fast edits that have made so much of this kind of cinema headache. what you always get with this kind of movie is a battle between the director and what they want, their personal vision, and what the producers want. it's

wembley ahead of england's match against lithuania for victims of the westminster attack and manager gareth of the nation, and it's a great opportunity for everybody to pay their respects at that moment and to show that as a country we go on, you know, not only london but a country as a whole. that's our identity historically. there's arguably most at stake for scotland tonight, they're in the same group as england, but are fifth and if they don't beat slovenia, their hopes of qualifying would look very slim indeed. sometimes it's easy for a manager to say this is what we're going to do. sometimes you're in a position, well, if we draw, win, or we lose, we can still be... it depends... we have to win. what we don't have to do is win it in the first five, six, seven, ten minutes. you never know in big games when your opportunity comes along. northern ireland are well placed heading into their match with norway. they're second in the group, five points behind germany, and on course to clinch a play off place. we have the opportunity to put seven points between ourselves and norway, the opport

the telegraph's boxing correspondent, gareth a davies, was watching and joins us now. good morning.yd mayweather before we went on stage to do a 0&a in front of screaming fans. what did he make of it? he thought it was amazing. 0ne he make of it? he thought it was amazing. one of the points he made was that this terrible animosity between the two men dissipated after they went through this tunnel that they went through this tunnel that they went through this tunnel that they went through, this battle. the cost of respect —— because of the respect. if it was an early knockout they probably would have gloated. not because it was such a stupendous spectacle, they will become friends afterwards. we saw that tony bellew wished david haye well and hopes he recovers. he has apparently badly ru ptu red recovers. he has apparently badly ruptured his achilles. they were winding me up earlier because i spoke about pantomime and there was all of that trash talk. but the point is that... do you grow to like each other at the end of this? you talk about that respect and what they went through. yo

gareth bale had the only real chances for either side, but he'll miss the next game against serbia, afterful injury to seamus coleman. manager martin 0'neill, said it was a bad break — it wasn't a malicious tackle, but it was mistimed and a very poor challenge. neil taylor was sent off for it, as coleman was carried off on a stretcher, needing gas and air, to help him cope. a real blow to him. he was having the season of a lifetime at club level. he is a great player for us, a great captain. a great character. it is a big, big loss. a big loss. a big loss to everyone, a big loss to us. but he will fight back, i hope. it puts things in perspective, i suppose. taylor is not that type of player. he has had a serious injury himself. he is a great boy, a cracking lad. i have not seen the challenge, but i have seen the outcome, if you like. it is a bad one for seamus, and that is a shame because he is someone i respect. i think he is one of the best fullbacks in the premier league. it was a busy night in rugby league's superleague, and we have new leaders in hull fc, thanks to their win at wiga

ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the second round of the china open in beijing after beating gareth allenip in sheffield and despite not being on top form today ronnie 0'sullivan one without dropping a frame against the welshman. the home favourite ding shall we is also safely through after beating paul davison five frames and he joined after beating paul davison five frames and hejoined mark after beating paul davison five frames and he joined mark selby in the second round. that is all the sport for now, you can keep up—to—date with all of the stories on the bbc sport website. i will have more at 1030. cold remedies, gluten—free food and even suncream — right now they're all available in england on the nhs with a prescription. but that may change. faced with mounting financial pressure nhs bosses are looking at a radical shake—up of prescription medicines. they believe more than £100 million could be saved if gps stop prescribing some drugs which are available over the counter. our health editor hugh pym has the details. gluten—free food, some muscle rubs and ointments, 0mega—3 and fish