can gareth southgate match their success with the younger generation?or now, the nations league, a win and england would reach the semifinals, a chance to win some silverware, raheem sterling eager to get them there. kane the provider soon provided with an opportunity of his own. he could and perhaps should have done better. with the margin so small, when croatia scored, it was england now facing relegation — a meaningless friendly this wasn't. seeking the win to qualify, southgate sent for reinforcements, harry kane poking the ball forward forjesse lingard to score. but england needed another. while it was heartbreak of the world cup last summer, captain harry kane made sure of a different outcome this time, getting the ball over the line, and his team, too. it would not have felt as good. we have been thinking about this all the way up to the march camp. they couldn't have gone any better. to grind it out and come back from behind and turn it around is a great feeling. captain harry kane speaking after the game, who arguably was quiet today by his hig

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former wales rugby captain gareth thomas says he's been the victim of a homophobic attack.ot of people out there wants to hurt us but unfortunately for them there are a lot more that want to help us heal, so this, i hope, will bea help us heal, so this, i hope, will be a positive message. and england qualify for the nations league finals next summer after beating croatia 2—1 at wembley, captain harry kane scored the winning goal in the 85th minute. the prime minister has said the next seven days are going to be crucial for the outcome of brexit. she's planning a visit to brussels before an eu summit next sunday, to talk with key figures including jean—claude juncker, the european commission president. dominic raab, whose dramatic resignation as brexit secretary preceded several other cabinet resignations, criticised the government earlier claiming it had failed to stand up to brussels. but this morning on the bbc‘s andrew marr show he said he still supports the prime minister and cautioned against any challenge to her leadership. a mixture of the cabinets, we deputized for

the former wales rugby captain gareth thomas speaks out , gareth thomas speaks out, after suffering a homophobic attack in cardiff after suffering a homophobic attack in cardiff. president trump visits northern california, following the most devastating wildfires in the state's history. and england qualify for the nations league finals next summer, after beating croatia 2—1 at wembley. all the details in sportsday at 7—30. the prime minister has said the next seven days are "critical" for the country, as she prepares to go to brussels to discuss britain's future relationship with the eu. theresa may defended the agreement reached for the uk's withdrawalfrom the eu , saying it was "in the national interest". and she warned those seeking to have her removed — that a change of leadership would not make brexit any easier. here's our political correspondent, vicki young. it is a crucial seven days for the country and theresa may's future. she is sticking to her brexit plan, hoping to persuade mps that it is the right compromise, leaving the eu but protecting the economy. she will also head

on and off the rugby pitch, gareth thomas has a record to be proud of.e first welshman to win100 caps for his country, he played for and captioned the british lions, as well. in 2009 he made history by becoming the first national rugby union player to announce publicly that he is gay. speaking to the bbc at the time, he urged an end to homophobia in sports. in the future, there could be so many out there who is 18 and has found out at the age of 16 he was gay, so he put his boots in the cupboard. maybe, and if... if all my messages is clear and right, then this could well go back to his boots, dust them off, put them on and go back out there and play rugby. not on a night out in cardiff yesterday, the rugby star turns role model was assaulted. roost and visibly shaken, he took to social media to describe what had happened. that i was a victim in my home city of hate crime for my sexuality. why i wanted to be positive, because i want to say thank you to the police who were involved, and were very helpful, and allowed me to do restorative justice with the

this, the next step is garnished southgate —— gareth southgate wants to win. of the nation ‘s league, the chance to contest silverware next summer. rahim stelling is eager to get them there. pena had an opportunity of islam, he could, and perhaps should have done better. —— an opportunity of his own. could ross barkley make the breakthrough? his effort went wide. with the margins so small, when croatia scored, it was england facing relegation. time and to send for the reinforcements. kane poked the ball/ for the substitute to score. but england is needed another. it was heartbreak at the world cup last summer, the captain kane made sure of a different outcome this time, getting the ball over the line and his team, too. we are always improving and i think in those five matches you have seen since the summer, what we haven't done is sat on our laurels and said, we are happy with what we did at the world cup and that is it for the year. we will look forward to the european championships. we have wa nted european championships. we have wanted to keep improving and

gareth southagte says he is hugely proud of his england team.from behind to beat croatia 2—1. that sees them qualify for the nations league finals next summer. john watson was at the match. at wembley, reminders of an england of old. can gareth southgate match their success with a younger generation? a win and england would reach the semifinals, a chance to win some silverware. with the margin is so small, when croatia scored through kramaric, it was england facing relegation. seeking the win to qualify, southgate centre reinforcements, harry kane poking it towards the goal and jesse lingard scored. but england needed another. who else but captain harry kane getting it over the line and his team, too? we're professionals, we wa nt to team, too? we're professionals, we want to win everything we do, whether it is a new tournament or an old tournament, we want to win, a chance to win a trophy and make the fa ns chance to win a trophy and make the fans happy. so we're going to try and do that. whilst there was some scepticism over the new look natio

author of how i lost by hillary clinton with a forward by julian assange also in washington we have gareth porter he's an independent investigative journalist and historian as well as author of manufactured crisis the untold story of the around nucular scare and in plymouth we cross to patrick and he is a journalist writer and founder of the news website twenty first century wired dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it and i to open up by saying thanking all three of you to come here to speak out on the behalf of the profession known as journalism it's a pretty scarce profession at least. acted out in live by professionals so i'm glad that you're here gareth let me go to you first and let's talk about journalism because julian assange is his case his case study as it were is a presser. meant in the making and it really galls me that the profession cannot see the slippery slope that we're all staring down at once it happens to julian assange as a publisher then who's next go ahead gareth. well i can't agre

on and off the rugby pitch, gareth thomas has a record to be proud of.ed for and captained the british lions, as well. in 2009 he made history by becoming the first national rugby union player to announce publicly that he is gay. speaking to the bbc at the time, he urged an end to homophobia in sports. in the future, there could be somebody out there who's 18 and has found out at the age of 16 he was gay, so he put his boots in the cupboard. maybe, and if — if all my messages is clear and right, then he could well go back to his boots, dust them off, put them on and go back out there and play rugby. but on a night out in cardiff yesterday, the rugby star—turned—role model was assaulted. bruised and visibly shaken, he took to social media to describe what had happened. that i was a victim in my home city of hate crime for my sexuality. why i wanted to be positive — because i want to say thank you to the police who were involved, and were very helpful, and allowed me to do restorative justice with the people who did this, because i thought they could learn

throughout the day, messages of support have been flooding in for gareth thomas.r wales goalkeeper, sorry that happened, but there are thousands of people who support you. keep it being a role model, top guy. the government's confirmed plans for students in england to be offered the option of "accelerated" two year degree courses. it's proposing that universities would be able to charge higherfees for shorter, more intensive courses. they'll cost about 20% less in total than a traditional three year course. but the higher annual fee of £11,000 would have to be approved by parliament. a—level results day. many of these sixth formers will now have started university, most on three—year courses. but the two—year option now given government backing will be a cheaper alternative. courses currently cost on average about £9,000 per year. under the new system, you would pay higher annual fees of £11,000 but forjust two years, a saving of around £5,500 overall. these are students in london are all on three—year courses. what would they think studying for just two years? i

acted out in live by professionals so i'm glad that you're here gareth let me go to you first and let's talk about journalism because julian a songe is his case his case study as it were is a precedent in the making and it really galls me that the profession cannot see the slippery slope that we're all staring down at once it happens to julian assange as a publisher then who's next go ahead gareth well i can't agree anymore with what you said it's clear that songe is on the block here in a way that is extremely dangerous to the profession of journalism. because it would in fact. i think you just suggested it would set a precedent for the u.s. government to go after journalists under a wide range of circumstances. as long as they can portray somebody as somehow connected with the enemy whatever that enemy might happen at the moment. yeah you know i think that that is indeed the issue that we're staring in the face here joe you did a wonderful interview with chris hedges and i commend everyone. to watch it as i think was absolutely brilliant explain to us how the espionage act could play

any surprises from what gareth southgate has gone with? perhaps not.sively in this competition last time. john stones, fabian delph and kyle walker are all coming in. in that relatively young squad, the experienced players are coming back in and he will want to replicate that experience against spain when england played so well against spain, beating them 3—2, meaning we keep the same front three of raheem sterling, harry kane and marcus rashford. raheem sterling scored two in spain, the first goals he has scored for england in three years, and he will wa nt to want to replicate that performance in seville. they have played very well, and i think that is something that gareth southgate will want to endorse to his team, that this competition has offered them an opportunity to test themselves against the world's best and this is another opportunity to do that at wembley here today. the permutations are quite simple from an england point of view. yes, winner takes all. if england win, they top the group and will play in the first league of nations league

we understand this incident took place around nine o'clock on friday and you can see a dvd of garethace following an assault in cardiff on a night out. we understand it was on his request the police dealt with a 16—year—old boy by way of restorative justice, that is a focus on reconciliation with a victim. the 44—year—old former rugby star said he was targeted because of his sexuality, he came out nine years ago and said at the time he had hidden his sexuality for years. he felt this was the best way for his attacker to he also says in that emotional and powerful message that he wanted this to be a positive message. it certainly had a positive response, thousands of likes, m essa 9 es response, thousands of likes, m essa g es of response, thousands of likes, messages of support including from the former wales goalkeeper neville southall. katharine merry, gabby logan, all showing their support. southall. katharine merry, gabby logan, all showing their supportm is an extraordinary that in this day and age there are still comparatively few really senior sports men and women who are publ

gareth bale is back. you always want full squad available to you.really important. you need them fit, firing and playing to their best. he will be delighted that gareth beale is back, aaron ramsey has been playing well. a young player to come in and not been overrun by the big players. it will lead a team performance from everybody tonight, particularly the big players. they are warming up the disco lights for what we also hope will be a big party tonight. wales can win the nations league script tonight if they beat denmark. finally, we're used to seeing him clad in lycra scaling mountains in the grand tours, but check—out geraint thomas's chinese opera outfit for the opening ceremony of the shanghai criterium. this year's tour de france winnerjoined rivals, including peter sagan and marcel kittel, posing for photographs. iimagine he i imagine he will be much happier backin i imagine he will be much happier back in his lycra tomorrow. that's all from sportsday. hugh woozencroft will have more for you at 7.30pm. it has been another mile day across th

gareth bale and aaron ramsey are back in the squad after missing the win over the republic of irelandt month and boss ryan giggs has backed bale to make a big impact having been booed by real madrid fans at the weekend. he was with us more or less the jury should in the last camp, trying to get over his injury, and it is good to see him back playing. so, yes. i know that he can't wait to join up with the lads and be a part of the game, so like i say, we have got one weekend to get through, and hopefully, be that the denmark. —— be there for denmark. liverpool midfielder xherdan shaqiri will miss the side's champions league game against red star belgrade

gareth bale was back for wales but they missed their chances and were punished when denmark scored justefore the break. and they sealed it late on thanks to this finish from martin braithwaite. bale got one back but it was too little, too late. i do not like losing, but actually, there were parts of that game that i really enjoyed, against a really good team, an experienced team. disciplined, efficient, and you saw that in the two games. that was probably the difference. quality wise there is not a lot to choose from but they are a team that have been together a long time and we will learn from these games, because teams like denmark, you can learn a lot from how they play and theyjust get thejob done. it's a big day of rugby union, and grand slam champions ireland will get the chance to test themselves against three—time world cup winners new zealand in dublin. and they will be desperate to improve their record over the best side in the world. ireland have only beaten the all blacks once in 30 matches. england head coach eddiejones will use today's match

gareth bale got one back for wales but it was too little, too late.ot one back for wales but it was too little, too lateli don't like losing but actually there we re don't like losing but actually there were parts of that game i really enjoyed, against a really good experienced team, disciplined, efficient, and you saw that in both games and that was probably the difference. quality, not a lot to choose from. their team has been together a long time and we will learn from these games because teams like them, we can learn a lot about how they play and they just like them, we can learn a lot about how they play and theyjust get like them, we can learn a lot about how they play and they just get the job done. a bad night for germany, relegated from their nations league group without even playing because the netherlands beat world champions france 2—0. the germans, who won the world cup four years ago will now play in the second tier of the competition. a big day ahead of rugby union and grandson champions island will test themselves against new zealand i

england manager gareth southgate has defended the selection, saying it is an "opportunity to pay tribute" to rooney, as natalie pirks reports. wayne rooney burst onto the international scene 15 years ago. 0h, rooney! england have scored, it's rooney! he's rarely been out of the headlines since but he's retired and england moved on. haven't they? it was you who effectively ended rooney's career, so can you see why there's been so much conjecture over this? not really. i'm not picking wayne to play in a qualifier or to play against croatia. we are acknowledging the part he's played with english football. if anybody deserves one more cap, it's somebody that's had 119. fans will be able to give thanks for wayne rooney and give cash to his foundation to help vulnerable children. it's a friendly against the country where he now plies his trade. it's a perfect fit! just not for everyone. some former players have said it devalues caps and has turned the match into a testimonial. fans have mixed feelings. there are players that deserve a call up and when you see players, especially younger player

gareth southgate doesn't agree that selecting rooney devalues an england cap.ore it is somebody who is at a 119, more than somebody who is at a 119, more than somebody who is at a 119, more than somebody who has had one or somebody that might have had a handful. i think i has earned the right to that over a period of over ten years and six major tournaments with england and to be the record goalscorer. so i think there would be numerous exa m ples of i think there would be numerous examples of people that have earned caps in different circumstances and the fact is it's the opportunity to pay tribute to what he's achieved. england's cricketers are on the brink of victory in the first test against sri lanka in galle — thanks to a century from keatonjennings. england made 322 for six declared in their second innings — with jennings unbeaten on 146. he reached three figures for the first time since making a century on debut in 2016. that leaves sri lanka chasing a record score of a62 to win — and they'll resume on day four shortly on 15 without loss — jo currie was

england manager gareth southgate has defended the decision to grant wayne rooney a farewell match inhad begun over a year ago with england's all time record goal—scorer to come out of international retirement for one last game, which will be a friendly against the usa next thursday. we area we are a strange country in that we bemoaned the fact we have not achieved as much as we would like and then we have a player who should be held in the highest regard and we are spending lots of time justifying giving him that tribute. if anybody deserves one more cap it is somebody who has had 119. more than somebody who has had 119. more than somebody who has had one or somebody that might have had a handful, i think he has earned the right to that cap over a period of over ten years and six major tournaments with england and to beat the record goal—scorer. i think there would be numerous exa m ples of i think there would be numerous examples of people that have earned caps in different circumstances and the fact is it as an opportunity to pay tribute to what he has achieved. i'm looking forward

casemiro, gareth bale, kroos also finding the net. finding the net. their fans seeing what they can do the interim manager. under the interim manager. if he keeps winning he will keep the job for the rest of the season. the chance to qualify with two games to spare. athens. for two places. thrashed shakhtar donetsk 6—0. which means pep guardola's side need to wait a little longer. the quality of... fact that it doesn't matter what happens. happens. that is happening, you can have any regrets. regrets. but of course for him it is important to score goals. important to score goals. another clear option to create and fight and help us. fight and help us. will try to keep to maintain that level. elsewhere, shanghai sipg are the new chinese super league champions. they beat beijing renhur 2—1 to wrap up the title with a game to spare. ahmedov. they needed just a draw to clinch the title. beijing renhe pulled a goal back. league title. in a row. after a vote by residents. a council—owned golf course. of the city's five commissioners. inter miami are due tojoin major league soccer in 2020...

the former wales and lions rugby captain gareth thomas speaks out after suffering a homophobic attack in cardiff. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are peter conradi, who's the europe editor for the sunday times, and the business journalistjohn crowley. thank you for coming in, both of you. thank you for coming in, both of you. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro leads with theresa may's insistence that she'll be staying put in number 10 despite the divisions within her party over the brexit deal. the daily express says the prime minister will go on the offensive tomorrow by insisting teh brexit deal witll by insisting that her brexit deal witll return border controls to britain. the telegraph reveals the former foreign secretary, borisjohnson‘s plan to save brexit, and claims theresa may will not renegotiate the eu withdrawal agreement. the daily mail claims the backgrounds of thousands of foreign doctors are being checked after a woman with no qualifications was allowed to work as an nhs psychiatrist

two goals in the last 12 minutes of the match saw gareth southgate's side comeback against croatia tolace in next year's nations league finals. john watson was watching the drama unfold at wembley. the permutations were simple for england. wayne and they would progress to the nation ‘s league semifinals. lose and they would be relegated to the second tier of this competition. that would have proved to bea competition. that would have proved to be a sickener for current southgate in the way his team has played in this competition, with the big win over spain, and now croatia. it looked as though it wouldn't be their day—to—day. croatia scored to put them ahead, and it was the substitute that equalised and then the captain harry kane had the all—important winning goal that saw them reach the semifinals in portugal next summer. it underlines the importance of this tournament, how england have benefited from playing more competitive football. it has done away with those seemingly meaningless friendlies. the introduction of some of the younger players have the benefit from playing more com

gareth southgate labels england a strange country for its reaction to wayne rooney's call—up, as theetired from international football last year, he did so knowing he had scored more goals for england than any other player. but now he's coming back, for one game only, to play for england against the united states at wembley in a friendly next week and his reappearance is dividing opinion. but england manager gareth southgate has defended his selection, saying it is an "opportunity to pay tribute" to him. natalie pirks reports. wayne rooney burst onto the international scene 15 years ago. john motson: wayne rooney! england scored, it's wayne rooney! he's rarely been out of the headlines since. but he's retired and england have moved on, haven't they? it was you who effectively ended rooney's career, so can you see why there has been so much conjecture over this? not really. i'm not picking wayne to play in a qualifier or to play against croatia. we are acknowledging the part he's played with english football. if anybody deserves one more cap, it is somebody that's had 119. fans will b

. —— gareth bale. —— chester missed some meals. when denmark get ahead they tend to stay there, the well struggled to find flair of the useful kind. ryan giggs trying to get the spark from the stands but his defence developed a terrible d raft. his defence developed a terrible draft. denmark smashed clear. everyone including the director and the danish defence was still taking that he and when gareth bale nicks through to make it 2—1. it took the replay to reveal the role ashley williams‘ pass had played. denmark had done enough for promotion, gigs and wales still have some work to do. elsewhere, the netherlands deservedly beat france 2—0 to end the world champions‘ is—game unbeaten run and relegate germany. a dutch draw in germany on monday would see them win the group. elsewhere, gibraltar‘s euro 2020 dream is almost certainly over after a 6—2 hammering by armenia. a hat trick from anya shrubsole has helped put england to victory in their women‘s world t20 match against south africa. they bowled the

gareth bale got one back for a while but it was too little, too late.t the champions of the southern hemisphere later in dublin as ireland take on new zealand, the highlight of another packed day of action in the autumn internationals, as patrick geary reports. the psychology of the hacker is to defeat you before you begin, to make battle seem futile. when faced with the all blacks, ireland recognise the feeling. new zealand's unbeaten record over ireland has lasted through 128 games, until one game in chicago thatis games, until one game in chicago that is forever frozen in ireland's memory. the dynamic has changed since then. for this team, beating new zealand isn't an impossible leak but a necessary step towards their aim will on the world cup. it is a lwa ys aim will on the world cup. it is always an achievement to beat the all blacks. that is why we limit ourselves to just once every 115 yea rs. ourselves to just once every 115 years. it is formidable, and it would be a huge feather in these players' caps if they could topple them on saturday. if i

the england boss, gareth southgate, said it was a chance to act the england boss, gareth southgate, saidortunities for his young stars, so does gifting a retired player a game send out the wrong message? some believe it cheapens an england cap, including the man who has more than anyone else, goalkeeping legend peter shilton. i think that england caps need to be earnt, notjust given out. it's for charity. and that's brilliant. but does that warrant actually wayne playing for england again after two the years? again after two years? i don't think so. others believe rooney deserves his sendoff. it's happened in other countries. last year german world cup winner lukas poldolski came out of retirement for a final celebratory game. but for england, this is a first. commentator: england win a world cup penalty shoot out! their world cup success over the summer, driven by a new generation of stars, seemed to mark a clear break from the rooney era. for one night, though, and for one man, english football is turning back the clock. andy swiss — bbc news. how would you feel about waiting a month t

i would like to thank gareth southgate and the fa for inviting me back and helping to support my foundation of my career — so winning my 120th, and final, cap will be a particularly special moment for me. it's fitting that the match will be against the usa and i hope that both sets of fans enjoy the game." to rugby league, where england have won their series with new zealand — tommy makinson with a hat trick of tries at anfield. it leaves them with two wins out of two, heading into teh final test of two, heading into the final test to come in leeds next sunday. david ornstein reports. anfield is among the most iconic sporting venues, normally a home to one of the biggest teams in club football, today, hosting two giants of international rugby league. a change in the type of action, though not the intensity of competition, as shown by new zealand's physical approach. england into an early lead, but it would not last long, with the opponents quickly crossing to take control, wounded by defeat in the first test last weekend, the kiwis were turning the table. england stood firm and turn defence

it's gareth bale! champions league, the pinnacle of club football, but the future of the competition has been in doubt in recent weeks. leaked documents suggested real madrid, who won their 11th title in may, were part of a plot to create a new super league with the continent's top sides. but any breakaway plan is now dead, according to two of the european game's biggest power brokers, speaking exclusively to me in a clear display of unity. the super league is, in a way, a fiction now, ora dream. super league will not happen. this is out of the question. and i think clubs can confirm it. do you agree with that? we are fully engaged with uefa in shaping the game going forward. big european nights of football are already lucrative but many teams want significant growth. any format changes would only come into force in 2024, with the possibility for more international fixtures between europe's biggest club sides at the expense of domestic league and cup matches. we want a rebalancing of international game

gareth thomas there. the past three years the allergy clinic at addenbrookes hospital has treated around 200 patients. jo taylor reports why gabriella, do you want to come through this way and you can pop in one of the rings. 17-year-old gabriella has a serious not allergy. it'sjust a pain gabriella has a serious not allergy. it's just a pain when you go out to restaurants and things, you always haveitin restaurants and things, you always have it in the back of your mind, you are worrying whether it could be, there could be a tracing your food or something, it limits your menu choices, i'd go for something thatis menu choices, i'd go for something that is low risk. gabriella is taking part in pioneering treatment that could improve resistance two knots. we have a relatively new trade and called immunotherapy, we give a tiny bit of peanut protein to a child and increase it until they can tolerate a significant amount of peanut on a daily basis and that gives them protection against eating it accidentally i

the former wales rugby captain gareth thomas speaks out after suffering a homophobic attack in cardiffnt to hurt us, but unfortunately for them, there's a lot more that want to help us heal. so this, i hope, will be a positive message. president trump visits northern california, following the most devastating wildfires in the state's history. and at 10:30, the travel show goes to lebanon as beiruit tries

but there is a huge amount of goodwill by gareth southgate. and the fa.a second—half substitute in the friendly against the united states. callu m callum wilson, the bournemouth forward , callum wilson, the bournemouth forward, could be in line to make his first international appearance. his first call—up after impressing per bournemouth this season. scoring six goals in 11 games so far. there isa six goals in 11 games so far. there is a recall for everton defender michael keane. more significant, the appearance of wayne rooney. a fiver says that he scores! i will take that! let's talk about cricket, england could be on the verge of a rather unusual away when? it does not happen a lot. test matches away from home are very tough. it could be their first away win in 13 matches. keatonjennings, a player who's been much criticised of late, ending his two year wait for a test century with a brilliant 146 to put england on top and on course for victory in the first test with sri lanka. this is the scorecard... his innings alongside ben stokes, who made 62, saw

gareth southgate described kane as the best goalscorer in the world.and, beaten by austria with the last kick of the game. they've lost all four of their nations league matches and have been relegated from their group. they've had an unlucky run. there was a big upset at the atp world tour finals in london. alexander zverev beat the world number one novak djokovic in straight sets to claim the title, and a couple of million quid in prize money too. and england's women will play india in the semi—finals of the world twenty20, that's after losing to the west indies. it went down to the final over of the match but the hosts just did enough. they now play australia in the semis. lots more coming up in the next few minutes. loads of sport over the weekend to tell you about in the newspaper review. are you ready for me? yes, ijust got some peanut butter in an inappropriate area! just cleaning it away! good job naga spotted that before you came back to me! don't tell me. it is quite chilly this week, isn't it? and the wind factor will make it even more cold.

gareth bale and aaron ramsey are back in the squad after missing the win over the republic of irelandn giggs has backed bale to make a big impact having been booed by real madrid fans at the weekend. he was with us more or less the jury should in the last camp, trying to get over his injury, and it is good to see him back playing. so, yes. i know that he can't wait to join up with the lads and be a part of the game, so like i say, we have got one weekend to get through, and hopefully, be that the denmark. —— be there for denmark. liverpool midfielder xherdan shaqiri will miss the side's champions league game against red star belgrade in serbia tomorrow. he's been left out of the squad in order to "avoid any distractions" that may be caused by his albanian heritage. he was fined by fifa when he celebrated scoring for switzerland against serbia at the world cup, by making a double—headed eagle gesture, which symbolises the albanian flag. politics has always influence on life, at least on the planet i live in that's how it is but it's not why we are here. we are here to play football and

the manager gareth southgate hopes it will be a fitting sendoff.t to us as a group that he gets the right sendoff, we have had discussions about that, the senior players in particular and we are very clear when you look at the situation as a player that you project forward and you look at how people are going to be treated and there is enormous respect within this team all of our former players and they want to make sure that this experience is a really good one for queen and his family. england's jadon sancho says more young players should follow his lead and play football abroad. he's at borussia dortmund in germany's bundesliga the team he left manchester city for last year. the 18 year old's done so well there that he's expected to make his first start for england at wembley tomorrow, and says that moving away from the premier league has given him new opportunities. personally i think if you feel you're ready, then i think you should take a shot at it, you know? just try something different. obviously if english clubs aren't giving you a chance

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gareth bale one of the goal—scorers. real are level on nine points with group g leaders roma.2—0 at the allianz arena. they only need a point from their next game against group e rivals benfica to progress. england's cricketers are well on top going into the third day of the first test against sri lanka in galle. they'll resume tomorrow morning on 38 without loss — a lead of 177. earlier, ben foakes completed a test century on his debut before england were finally dismissed for 3112 in theirfirst innings. they then dismissed sri lanka forjust 203, as our sports correspondentjoe wilson reports. for the cricket tour wrists, sri la nka for the cricket tour wrists, sri lanka in november is an attractive destination, especially when it stops raining. on a holiday is aware of ben stokes is meant to bait. he was taking six months off until england called him. there is an we need you to play. while today, he completed his century. 100 runs on his england debut. am i dreaming? well, frankly, it got better. having made 3112 in their first innings, england and boulder. they took two wick

gareth bale and lucas vasquez goals proving enough, while elsewhere, in group e, bayern munich and ajaxo guaranteed their places in the last 16 thanks to respective wins over benfica and aek athens. while manchester city are also through after twice coming from behind in lyon, sergio aguero with the second equaliser. before one game left, already in february we'll be there again, one more yearfor february we'll be there again, one more year for manchester city's good news. now we can focus, of course, and on the premier league and other competitions and try to arrive in february with everybody fit and everybody ready to compete against the best 16 teens in europe. elsewhere, juventus have qualified top of group h with a match to play after mario mandzukic scored the winner against valencia, and in the same group marouane fellaini scored in the 91st minute for manchester united against young boys to take jose mourinho‘s side through with a game to spare. i want to send a message to my haters and say i've played champions league for 1h years and i've qualified 1a times. the two years wher

it's gareth bale. the champions league, the pinnacle of club football but the future of the competition has been in doubt in recent weeks. leaked documents suggested real madrid, who won their 11th title in may, were part of a plot to create a new super league with the continent's topsides. with the continent's top sides. but any breakaway plan is now dead, according to two of the european game's biggest power brokers, speaking exclusively to me in a clear display of unity. the super league is, in a way, fiction now, or a dream. super league will not happen. this is out of the question. and i think clubs can confirm it. do you agree with that? we are fully engaged with uefa in shaping up the game going forward. big european nights of football are already lucrative but many teams want significant growth. any format changes would only come into force in 2024 with the possibility for more international fixtures between europe's biggest club sides at the expense of domestic league and cup matches. we want

gareth barlow has more.ow, stan lee's creations have become hollywood hits. his career had much more humble beginnings. a comics editor in the 1930s, it wasn't until years later that lee created some of marvel‘s most successful characters. so i thought fly—man, that didn't sound dramatic enough. insect—man? no. and i went down a list, and then i got to spider—man. and somehow "spider—man," it sounded a little scary, it sounded impressive. stan lee brought superheroes to life, in cartoons and on screen. he himself starred in every marvel film. i should be on that list. name? stan lee. 0n social media, celebrities have paid tribute to the man described as a superhero in his own right. huthackman, who played wolverine, took to twitter, saying: and evangeline lilly, who is set to star in next for us, who likes comics and stories about superheroes and all that, it's really sad. we've lost one of the greats, one of the comic greats, you know? my introduction to the comics was watching stan lee. stan lee created wo

the england boss, gareth southgate, said it was a chance to acknowledge rooney's immense contribution about the lack of opportunities for his young stars, so does gifting a retired player a game send out the wrong message? some believe it cheapens an england cap, including the man who has more than anyone else, goalkeeping legend peter shilton. i think that england caps need to be earnt, not just given out. it's for charity. and that's brilliant. but does that warrant actually wayne playing for england again after two years? i don't think so. 0thers believe rooney deserves his sendoff. it's happened in other countries. last year, german world cup winner lukas poldolski came out of retirement for a final celebratory game. but for england, this is a first. commentator: england win a world cup penalty shoot out! their world cup success over the summer, driven by a new generation of stars, seemed to mark a clear break from the rooney era. for one night, though, and for one man, english football is turning back the clock. andy swiss, bbc news. stoke's winger, james mclean, says the fa are

the former wales and lions rugby captain gareth thomas speaks out after suffering a homophobic attackcardiff. now the travel show: ade adepitan is in lebanon as the country celebrates 75 years of independence. this week on the travel show, i'm in lebanon, finding out why beirut is hoping to regain its reputation as the entertainment capital of the middle east. we have amazing people who are doing work that is internationally recognised. also coming up, i'll be discovering how an ordinary man became the king of his own castle. did he build it himself? himself, stone by stone. it took him 73 years. plus, lucy hits the british countryside to check out the latest hiking gadgets. gopro, take a photo. with its mix of minarets and church spires, lebanon's capital beirut is a clash of culture and religion between the mediterranean and the middle east. and i have come at a special time for the city. this year marks 75 years since this nation finally gained its independence — the birth of modern lebanon. for four centuries, it was the ottomans who ruled here, right up until the end of world war

you know with it within the next couple weeks the daily telegraph's boxing correspondent gareth a davies believes mayweather had second thoughts and just didn't like the idea of this fight. it wouldn't surprise me if he's actually had a good look at mexico well. and just so you know what his highlight reel shows what a dangerous fight serious attention is a massive star he might be twenty years old might look like a quiet boy but he's got dangerous kicks he's a dangerous aggressive south for twenty years old unbeaten in twenty fights really is a superstar in japan and it's suddenly installed on him it might only be a three three rounds exhibition bout but there's going to be kicks nice all these different things and he may not have agreed to that in his mind he wanted the ninety hundred million dollars that was on offer but didn't want a problem basing if you like this guy is a serious fights or he's already twenty years olds or so floyd mayweather is forty one and if he got blindsided he doesn't go into these things. blind to feel like he knows what he's doing but i think he realized th

hundred fifty ponies have been corralled they'll undergo a health check and a few will find new homes gareth when jones can breathe a sigh of relief and raise a toast to a job well done come on cheers. for you. well done indeed now to a photographer who has a partial foot construction sites that's because he works for a german steel production company and they send him all over europe to take pictures of the buildings and structures that are built using their product we joined them for his daily routine. industrial photographer who the putdowns been assigned to get pictures of the work at a rolling mill in jelling in silence a new measuring machines been put into operation these are the subjects and the moments he likes best to. take it technology has always fascinated me that was actually why i wanted to become an industrial photographer so i could photograph this machinery. convert accounts covered the scene from every angle she works for dillinger who to a major german steel producer. talbot and a secret of the heart and just real photographers don't have to deal with testy models even th

we spoke to daily telegraph boxing writer gareth a davies he expects the rules will be heavily geared in favor of mayweather who sit for me yet another big payday it's just another opportunity for this billionaire books of his own over a billion dollars remember the ring is a big draw wherever he fights so this is just another massive opportunity if that's a cause i'm defeated twenty flights that are crossed problems he's a pretty boy or flight schools if you like to he is the rising star of fighting over there maybe they'll be twenty pounds heavier than him for a just taller is just going to watch those little legs knock his head off but we don't even know yet whether nasser cause be able to kick cloyd mayweather he may have it all is own way and they may say it's just boxing it's maybe not kick boxing i hope it is kick boxing because that's because only chance i imagine is going to be to have a go kicking floyd mayweather because of his books again i don't give him a chance it's all. legendary new england patriots quarterback tom brady has added yet another record to be already impr

gareth southgate defends wayne rooney's inclusion in this latest squad as the record goal—scorer comes for a farewell friendly against the us. keaton jennings thanks those who are giving a shoulder to cry on as its first test century for two years but ingram on course for victory in the first test against sri lanka. and chris ashton will start for england in the first time in four years. he's one of three changes face new zealand at twickenham on saturday. i will be back with more on those stories just after half past. emboldened by the success of senate republicans in this week's mid—term elections, donald trump has fired his attorney general, jeff sessions, america's chief law enforcement officer. he's also now moved against the broadcaster cnn, claiming that one of it's correspondents was involved in a altercation, with a member of his staff. mr trump has on several occasions referred to cnn and the media in general as "enemies of the people." our washington correspondent chris buckler reports. jeff sessions was given a long round of applause by colleagues as he left the department