taking one for the team — gareth southgate pays tribute to his players, as he collects an 0be at buckinghameltic captain scott brown and rangers manager steven gerrard both facing punishment after what was another fiesty affair at celtic park. last night we reported on the plight of new mothers dealing with severe psychosis, a condition that poses risks for both mothers and their babies. more than 1,000 women each year in england and wales are affected by it. tonight we look at what happens to these mothers when they get home after a stay at specialist mother and baby units. the nhs is expanding its community support service and tonight our correspondent jeremy cooke follows the 0utreach team around devon. one of the leading killers of women in the postnatal period is suicide, still. women have killed their children. meet amanda, bringing specialist life—saving mental health support out into the community. to people like cat. he'sjust dropping all of his on the floor! who is mum to flo and to baby barney. i couldn't shut my eyes because it was like a rapid flicker book of sexual abuse of th

england manager gareth southgate collects his obe at buckingham palace on the day his side move up toin the world rankings. and supasundae shocks aintree on day one of the grand national meeting. also coming up in the programme, we speak to the the woman who tonight becomes just the second player in welsh football history to reach 100 international caps. and find out if a former nfl star and gb olympic gold medal winning hockey player have what it takes to compete in the boat race. nobody is going to throw up, are they? if you do, give us a shout and we'll get you a bucket. well done. hello and welcome to sportsday. we start with further off—field controversy in football. so far this season there have been incidents of coins and bottles being thrown at players and managers — with fans also invading the pitch and attacking players. last night a pyrotechnic was thrown onto the pitch during celtic‘s 2—nil win at st mirren. it's renewed calls for governing bodies to get tough in a week that's also seen another case of alleged racist abuse in italy. the bbc has been to the netherlands, a c

england manager gareth southgate has been to buckingham palace today to collect his obe from prince charlesremony he dedicated the honour to his team. our sports correspondent natalie pirks was there. after becoming an unlikely fashion icon last summer, i southgate said he would never wear a waistcoat began cough in the pirates —— a palace requires a smart approach. it's a privilege to be the manager and received an award from the royal family is something i'm very proud of, so that was very special and yet, a moment and that will live with me forever. it's for services to football a recognition of three decades in the game, culminating in him becoming the first england manager and 28 years to reach a world cup semifinal in russia. with england today up to fourth in the world rankings, the youthful evolution under southgate has been quite something, but is not yet. we talk about becoming the number one tea m talk about becoming the number one team in the wild and that's our aim, so team in the wild and that's our aim, so to go from 15th and danforth is probably easier than the next step and

is emerging markets columnist at capital economics good to have you with us gareth. but forecast seven percent growth at the time of his election the economy has been delivering what around five percent that's not too bad when you look around but what's holding the economy back. i think there's a number of factors that certainly commodity prices haven't helped being quite subdued for most of gerry's term i think also more fundamentally it's just been a failure to revitalize the manufacturing sector which when he set out five years ago was one of his key aims now there's a number of reasons why he's failed to do that he has admitted he's done some kind of useful tinkering around the edges we've made it more easy for foreign manufacturers to set up in he's pushed ahead with some improvements to the infrastructure but the one thing that he's really failed to do is to press ahead and make any progress with them with labor market reform so in indonesia it's incredibly expensive to hire and fire workers and what that means is that people are reluctant to share set up manuf

gareth barlow, bbc news.ons which offer advice and support, you can visit our website at bbc.co.uk/actionline. a former british soldier is to be prosecuted over the death of a teenage boy in northern ireland in 1972. daniel hegarty died in londonderry, shot twice in the head when he was 15. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy is in derry this evening. how unexpected was this? it certainly is a significant turnaround because this case has been considered repeatedly over the yea rs been considered repeatedly over the years and each time, prosecutors decided they would not be a realistic prospect of a conviction. daniel hegarty died during the period in the troubles here in derry in which parts of the city were effectively no—go areas for soldiers and four police. they were barricaded off, controlled by the ira, and it was during an operation by the british army to try to retake parts of the city that daniel hegarty was shot in the head, and he was killed. in a second inquest in 2011, it was found that he was u

gareth barlow, bbc news.support, you can visit our website at bbc.co.uk/actionline. let's return to our top story now, and the devastating fire at notre dame cathedral in paris which has been burning for several hours now. notre dame sits in the very heart of paris, on the ile de la cite, an island in the middle of the river seine. the fire is believed to have started shortly before 7pm local time, shortly after the structure closed to the public. firefighters say the blaze could be linked to ongoing restoration work. france is tonight mourning a cultural and historical loss. fergal keane reports now on the damage done to france's cultural fabric. in paris, the most desolate of skies, smoke and ruin and history billowing into the air. fire crews from across paris have come here to say whatever they possibly can, and the striking thing, standing among the striking thing, standing among the crowds on the banks of the seine, isjust the the crowds on the banks of the seine, is just the silence, the quieter people

gareth southgate was at buckingham palace today to collect his obe.e honour for services to football after guiding england to the world cup semifinals last summer. he is there with prince charles. the mexican has scored 15 goals since joining on a season—long loan injune last year. that is rauljimenez. he's helped wolves to seventh in the table and played a key role in them reaching sunday's fa cup semifinal against watford. he'lljoin permanently from benfica onjuly first, and wolves will pay £30 million. aintree festival starts today, and the a0 runners for saturday's grand national have been announced. amongst them is the favourite tiger roll, who's looking for back to back wins, and if he does he'll be in elite company, as our reporter frank keogh explains. this is an amazing horse which has won four times at the festival and it was the smallest horse in last yea r‘s race it was the smallest horse in last year's race with the oldestjockey, the horses called tiger roll. they say he has the heart of our lion. it has been 41 years since red rum won th

england manager gareth southgate has been to buckingham palace today to collect his 0be from prince charlesshion icon last summer, gareth southgate joked he would never wear a waistcoat again. but a call from the palace requires a smart approach. it is a privilege to be the england manager and to receive an award from the royal family, i'm a very proud royalfan, so that was very special and a moment that will live with me forever. his 0be is for services to football. a recognition of three decades in the game that culminated in him becoming the first england manager in 28 years to reach a world cup semifinal in russia. with england today up to fourth in the world rankings, the youthful evolution under southgate has been quite something, but he is not done yet. we have talked about trying to become the number one team in the world and that has to be ouraim. to go from 15 to fourth might have been easier than the next step. there are some teams that are behind us that will be working extra hard to try and bridge that gap as well. we are improving and we are enjoying that journey and we have t

financial correspondent lost in frankfurt loss how did markets react to these figures today well gareth you would think there's a huge reaction here with a forecast like that just cut in half but there isn't as a matter of fact markets cyprian pretty strong for the last couple of days and it seems to be just fine with those numbers as well and there is obviously a reason for that and that is even though these numbers these numbers for the german economy are quite important they are out shined right now by the chinese numbers that came in stronger as we just heard earlier on the show as well and why are these so important because of course even for german companies as for most companies in the world the chinese market is of extreme importance it is the biggest growth market and china doing better than expected whether or not we can trust these numbers of course is a different matter as we've just discussed earlier but chinese the chinese economy doing better than expected of course is a big deal a much bigger deal than the forecast here for the national german economy. has been discussin

gareth thomas played 100 rugby union matches for wales. he's gay. be influenced by folau. ..thomas writes. israel folau is a sportsman with religion central to his identity in a diverse society. views folau shares as an expression of faith, his employers and sponsors call discrimination, and rugby, itappears, no longer has a place for him. joe wilson, bbc news. i don't think it is the end for him because he is such a talented footballer and some code somewhere in the world will suddenly sign him up in the world will suddenly sign him up although the obvious club he may go to his rugby league has already shut off that avenue. israel is such a big name in australian swear, and such dismay and disappointment that he has done this again and use social media and his influence on how high profile to push forward his views that are at odds with a lot of commercial interests with australian by, commercial interests with australian rugby, the chief sponsor suddenly does not like it, and after what he did last year, he was warned about using social media in t

to stop the game because of them to stop the game because of persistent racism, i think that gareth southgate is right and people should be leading the team off the pitches. we've had ten years of that protocol been there, so we need to make sure that it is done in the right way. we know in the rest of europe, particularly in italy and montenegro and some of the eastern european countries that there has been a european countries that there has beena campaign european countries that there has been a campaign like to show racism the red card. there has to be a lot more campaigning on education in those companies that make in those countries. danny rose says the attitude of the authorities is a fast and that punishment is not harsh enough. would you agree? yes, you cannot talk about fines today. if we come back with a fine from montenegro, i think there will be a massive uproar against that. we know how much money is made on football and fines of £65,000 or even a million p does not touch the football at the moment. —— £i million does not touch the party moments. it has to be harsher punishment.

gareth thomas played 100 rugby union matches for wales. he's gay.s used twitter to urge people not to be influenced by folau. ..thomas writes. australia, using that ball... israel folau is a sportsman with religion central to his identity in a diverse society. views folau shares as an expression of faith, his employers and sponsors call discrimination, and rugby, itappears, no longer has a place for him. joe wilson, bbc news. huddersfield giants held on to beat castleford tigers in a thrilling super league game at thejohn smith's stadium. castleford had edged ahead, but alex mellor went over to complete a hat trick of tries late on, and the hosts held on for a narrow 20—18 victory. there was a surprise in the sixth round of the challenge cup tonight, as championship side halifax beat super league london broncos 24—16. in the other match, hull kr knocked out leigh centurions — who sit a division below them. it finished 14—10 in that one. it's been a mixed day for england all—rounder ben stokes in his latest match playing for the rajasthan royals agai

gareth thomas played 100 rugby union matches for wales. he is gay.not to be influenced by folau, be the best you and happiness awaits, rather than hell, he writes. israel folau isa than hell, he writes. israel folau is a sportsman with religion central to his identity, in a diverse society. views folau shares as an expression of faith, his employers and sponsors call discrimination. rugby, it appears, and sponsors call discrimination. rugby, itappears, no and sponsors call discrimination. rugby, it appears, no longer has a place for him. well, here's the reaction to the post from cardiff blues head coachjohn mulvihill. in 2019, the athletes have a job to do as role models in some areas, some of them don't want to be but at the end of the day, if you're going to put yourself out there on twitter and instagram and you have hundreds and thousands and millions of followers, you can affect things and you can have an effect on what people think or say. this so ijust think it's really important going forward that everyone has an understanding of their respo

our special guest today might try to put together a saturday kitchen choir, it is gareth malone, goodood hell, and amongst many things, tell us about your heaven. duckis things, tell us about your heaven. duck is heaven for me, but i cannot abide rice pudding. rice pudding? away fans over here? love it. you might be outvoted. we also have two great chefs here. tim anderson, what will you be making? two japanese soul food classic, proper rahman and dumplings. and what will you be making for us? a barbecued chicken with pears and some pickled korean carrots. and olly smith, you are here with delicious wines and booze in general. the booze cabinet is surfing on safari around the world, a beerfrom britain, one from south africa, could be a sweet wine from france depending on which way heaven and hell goes. and you are in charge of what gareth eats at the end of the show, so go to the website promoting details. see you at ten. let's see what's coming up on the rest of the programme this morning. #my # my smoky eyes could see... such a distinctive voice. seeing a new side to dusty springfie

gareth peirce had over 200 boxes of documents, including evidence suggesting the police had in theird bomb found in birmingham on the night of the bombings. the birmingham police had been denying from the beginning to them, that there was no third bomb. and when they told me that, i started laughing, i said, "well, if there's no third bomb, "how come i've got photographs of it? " the documents was momentous, where we was concerned, cos it started to fill in some of the gaps that we would never have been privy to, which was so important to us. after re—examining the case for over a year, west midlands police invited the hambletons to force headquarters. but there was anger when, at first, the chief constable insisted the family's lawyers couldn't attend. listen! i'm not moving till this is sorted. the police are paid to do a job, and where we're concerned, they wasn't doing the job. this force, this force, has covered up this for 40 years, and we're not standing for it any more. i will block that doorway, i'm telling you! that empowered me more, and made me angry. when the meeting did

picked up but to date gareth southgate picked up his obe.up semi finals last summer. they play in the inaugral nations league finals in the summer and have made a perfect start to euro 2020 qualifying. this comes on the day that england have moved up to 11th in the fifa world rankings. it's lovely that you can plot that progress so we've talked about trying to become the number one team in the world, and that has to be our aim. to go from 15th to fourth might have been easier than the next step and there are some teams that are behind us that will be working extra ha rd to behind us that will be working extra hard to bridge that gap as well. we are working and enjoying the journey and we have to keep on doing it. raheem sterling and his current club manchester united have arranged for peoples from his old school to come and see him. 550 students from the ark elvin academy in london will be at the game between city and brighton at wembley on saturday. ticket and transport costs are being provided for the pupils to get to and from the match. s

footballer gareth bale described it as "unbelievable," while donald trump said, "love people who ared there was a similar sentiment from actor hugh jackman, "after all of woods' struggles his triumph is all the greater." it's very rare we get to see comebacks of this magnitude. most athletes, they have the kind of issues that tiger's had to deal with, they would have been dropped from funding, or they will have lost their place on the team and theyjust can't carry on. whereas, because he had that background, he's clearly got an intrinsic love of his sport and wanted to carry on anyway. congratulations, tiger. woods was often seen as aloof in his early years. but after everything he's been through, he is now winning a new affection. he's a lot more relatable now. right. you know, it's almost like what happened to him brought him back down to earth a little bit. you know, he's more relatable, he engages with the crowd a bit more, a bit more like phil mickelson does, and people have warmed to him a bit more. this famous course has seen some extraordinary feats over the years, but perhap

gareth thomas played 100 rugby union matches for wales. he is gay. influenced by israel folau. he says this... israel folau is a sportsman with religion are central to his identity. any diverse society. views that israel folau shares as an expression of faith employers have called this termination and rugby appears no longer has a place for him. joe wilson, bbc news. —— have called discrimination. the first major championship of the golfing season — the masters — is about to get under way. rory mcilroy is the bookies' favourite to win the one major title he's missing from his collection. andy swiss reports from augusta. ready for another shot at golfing greatness. rory mcilroy has already lifted three of the four major titles. the open championship, the us open and us pga, but can he finally complete the full set? well, he begins here the masters favourite, and after embracing meditation, he's pretty relaxed about it. i keep saying this, i would dearly love to win this tournament one day. if it doesn't happen this week, that's totally fine, i'll come

s choice and gareth and jeffrey can both have their way in this disunited kingdom this green and pleasant lands now so full of uncertainty and anger enormous decisions are about sue have to be made lawrence leigh al-jazeera. it's got all geria now the country will hold the presidential election on thursday the fourth of july after weeks of anti-government protests demonstrations led to the end of a bill as he's beautifully. the protesters want to revamp of the entire political establishment. reports was algeria's protest movement has grown in size and scope despite the appointment of an interim president many people say they feel betrayed by their political elite and have lost trust in the government. they also don't believe that are the. is the right person to run the country of this critical moment they have to go they have to go the whole government the whole gang that it's enough to came out today because they appointed ben and we do not want him to governors we want them to leave all of them the army chief but has expressed support for the anteroom president warning against what he s

s choice and gareth and jeffrey can both have their way in this disunited kingdom this green and pleasant lands now so full of uncertainty and anger enormous decisions are about sue have to be made lawrence leigh al-jazeera. time now for a check of the world weather with everton fox and snow in the u.s. and yes right i'm afraid the blossom may be on the trees the baseball season in full swing but winter hasn't quite done with this you can see this next massive cloud which is just sweeping across the rockies an intense winter storm this one which is really brewing up this pulling across the mountain states as we speak you can see this area of low pressure just located here some severe storms pushing up across kansas and some really really horrible weather nebraska seeing some of that wintry weather to some really widespread snow coming down you can see through the remainder of whedon's we got moderate trying to push him from the south cold air talking in from the north thirty two celsius in dallas as pretty good will type that that we will before some fires that we have out there for minne

and in sport, gareth southgate receives an 0be. live. an investigation has found that pilots followed the protocol but were unable to prevent the crash in ethiopia. pilots "repeatedly" followed the procedures recommended by boeing, but they "were not able to control the aircraft", and the plane repeatedly nose—dived before crashing. dagmawit moges is the ethopian transport minister... the following facts have been determined. number one, the aircraft possessed a valid certificate of airworthiness. the second one, the crew obtained the licence and qualifications to conduct the flight. and third, the take—off run appeared very normal. and the fourth one is, the crew performed all the procedures repeatedly, provided by the manufacturer, but was not able to control the aircraft. boeing 737 max aircraft have been grounded following the ethiopian airlines crash, a move affecting more than 300 planes. this preliminary report doesn't attribute blame for the crash but it does suggest that boeing should review the aircraft control system. ea

is emerging markets columnist at capital economics good to have you with us gareth. but forecast seven percent growth at the time of his election the economy has been delivering what around five percent that's not too bad when you look around but what's holding the economy back. i think there's a number of factors that certainly commodity prices haven't helped being quite subdued for most of gerry's term and i think also more fundamentally it's just been a failure to revitalize the manufacturing sector which when he set out five years ago was one of his key aims now there's a number of reasons why he's failed to do that he has admitted lee he's done some kind of useful tinkering around the edges we've made it more easy for foreign manufacturers to set up in he's pushed ahead with some improvements to the infrastructure but the one thing that he's really failed to do is to press ahead and make any progress with them with labor market reform so in indonesia it's incredibly expensive to hire and fire workers and what that means is that people are reluctant to share it s

s choice and gareth and jeffrey can both have their way in this disunited kingdom this green and pleasant lands now so full of uncertainty and anger enormous decisions are about sue have to be made lawrence leigh al-jazeera tough new laws banning semiautomatic guns will come into effect in new zealand by the end of the week on a meant acted just weeks after fifty people were shot dead during an attack on two mosques in christchurch during friday prayers all but one of new zealand's one hundred twenty m.p.'s voted for the gun reform bill which also outlaws part second be used to modify banned firearms. former civil servants in india are questioning the credibility of the election commission they've accused of ignoring prime minister narendra modi's alleged violations of the code of conduct that kicks in once election dates are nouns to voting begins on thursday al-jazeera say rahman has been speaking to people about their hopes for the next government. the millions of indians the wheels of life don't stop turning and that includes those like bike route work at the concourse from the state

s choice and gareth and jeffrey can both have their way in this disunited kingdom this green and pleasant lands now so full of uncertainty and anger enormous decisions are about to have to be made barnsley al-jazeera and that is it from me and the team here in london now let's go back to peter. baba thank you so much the u.n. security council has met to discuss the deepening crisis in venezuela the us vice president mike pence called on members to recognize the opposition leader as the legitimate president venezuela has been hit by another huge power outage with reports of twenty to twenty three states affected mr gordo wants people to come out and protest against the ongoing public services failures the president nicolas maduro is blaming us sabotage for the power cuts mike hanna has more now from the u.n. vice president mike pence says he was sent by president trump to give one simple message to the united nations that it must revoke the credentials of the venezuelan ambassador in the body and that it must support a change in governance within venezuela itself the time has come for the

have been to the referee and asked them to stop the game because of persistent racism, i think that garethed to make sure that it is done in the right way. we know in the rest of europe, particularly in italy and montenegro and some of the eastern european countries that there has been a european countries that there has beena campaign european countries that there has been a campaign like to show racism the red card. there has to be a lot more campaigning on education in those companies that make in those countries. danny rose says the attitude of the authorities is a fast and that punishment is not harsh enough. would you agree? yes, you cannot talk about fines today. if we come back with a fine from montenegro, i think there will be a massive uproar against that. we know how much money is made on football and fines of £65,000

debut however boxing journalist gareth a davies told us it could prove tricky. he's a very decent books he's got a very fast hand and that could be the thing that he heard and read mccracken and the joshua team will be kind of making him be wary overly in the fights because ruiz will come and put everything on the line because he's only had a very very short count when they fight five in a bit weeks for antony joe sure this is about the antony joshua's show going to america staking its claim in the ground putting the flag in the ground put a very brave face on it went to rome tested positive for e.p.o. and h.g.h. something is not going to be right with him about the fact he isn't fighting this guy who would upset him in the general miller he had a reason for fighting gerald miller he's now going to find a reason for fighting and you ruiz but the big disappointment as you well know is all the boxing fans in the world know is at the moment we're seeing the semifinal all the time it's not just it's not sergeant fury and it's not the aunts and wild nor indeed gillia

denied a license for the june first fight at new york's madison square garden or boxing journalist gareth a davis told us this was all about joshua making an impact in his u.s. debut but the fight fans were likely to be frustrated by yet another low key match up. franson joe sure way down the line old i'll remember it's him knocking out some roly poly figure in the first round and putting his stamp on america at the beginning of the journey but at the moment we're seeing the semi final what's on it it's incredibly frustrating so in a way it doesn't matter fitzgerald and you're always travel brian michael hunter it's just an american named joshua will knock out that's what they want that's the storyline they want but for us out here in this on the sports fans what we want all the undefeated heavyweights facing each other. and i will have more later on thanks very much paul of course you follow all of the stories that we're covering here i'll just go to our website at al-jazeera dot com post the following events in venice where i'll be speaking tell us not to run p.s.t. on the other side of

boxing journalist and broadcaster gareth a davies joins us now. didn't take the full five minutes? know, good morning. a lot of chatter behind me they have just had the press co nfe re nce behind me they have just had the press conference here, amir khan came to the press conference. he said he is not a quitter, but the end of this fight, which could have been a glorious moment for him, will been a glorious moment for him, will be seen forever and debated about has been very farcical. it was his trainer, virgil hunter, who pulled him out. yes, he had a very hard low blow, but i think his will was nearly broken at that point, and it was only a few minutes from a stoppage or a finish to the fight. he was absolutely dominated by terence crawford from 0maha, who i think will go on to be one of the greats and the best fighter in the world shortly. just tell us a little bit about crawford, because he is multi— weight champion now, isn't he? he is. he has come up from lightweight and he has one titles in multiple weights. he has an amazing back story, he

denied a license for the june first fight at new york's madison square garden or boxing journalist gareth a davis told us this was all about joshua making an impact in his u.s. debut but the fight fans were likely to be frustrated by yet another low key match up. franson joshua way down the line all i remember is him knocking out some roly poly figure in the first round and putting his stamp on america at the beginning of a journey but at the moment we're seeing the semi final what's on it's incredibly frustrating so in a way it doesn't matter fitzgerald and you release traffic brian michael hunter it's just an american named joshua will knock out that's what they want that's the storyline they want but for us out here in the us on the sports fans what we want all the undefeated heavyweights facing each other oh that soil sports now back to barber in london paul thank you and that is it for this school's hour do stay with us i'm going to have the latest on everything we've been covering in just a few minutes about. a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study or e

denied a license for the june first fight at the new york's madison square garden boxing journalist gareth a davis told us that this was all about joshua making an impact in his u.s. debut but the fight fans were likely to be frustrated by yet another low key match up forensically joshua way down the line although remember it's him knocking out some roly poly figure in the first round and putting his stamp on america at the beginning of the journey but at the moment we're seeing the semifinal what's on it's incredibly frustrating so in a way it doesn't matter if it's general miller and you're always travel brian michael hunter it's just an american named joshua will knock out that's what they want that's the storyline they want but for us out here on this on the sports fans what we want are the undefeated heavyweights facing each other the most successful road cycling team of the past decade has begun a new life team sky is no more there now team we all swear the last year's total fronts champ thomas leading the rebrand at the tour of romandie on tuesday the team won six titles in nine yea

gareth southgte, on hand to present the award, said sterling‘s had a massive impact on british societywhat can i do within myself to become half the person on the player he was. either take little things and each year and day you try to develop and come better, notjust on the field but off it. shaun murphy narrowly missed out on a maximum 147 break at the world snooker championship in sheffield. the 2005 champion missed the last red in his last 16 match against neil robertson. it‘s a costly miss too as there‘s a £50,000 bonus for a 147. he trails the australian by five frames to three in the best of 25 match. that will continue later. well, the action is about to get underway for the day at the crucible — it all starts at 10 o‘clock over on bbc two — these are the live pictures as the theatre starts to fill up. you can also follow things on the bbc sport website and app. and don‘t forget to join us for sportsday at 18:30, when we‘ll have all the reaction to events at the crucible today. we‘ll also be building up to the big game in the premier league — we‘ll be live at anfield ahead of

s choice and gareth and jeffrey can both have their way in this disunited kingdom this green and pleasant lands now so full of uncertainty and anger enormous decisions are about sue have to be made.

gareth southgate received an obe also for services to football after guiding england to the world cupve made a perfect start to euro 2020 qualifying. it comes on the day that england have moved up to fourth in the fifa world rankings. it's lovely that you can plot that progress so we've talked about trying to become the number one team in the world, and that has to be our aim. to go from 15th to fourth might have been easier than the next step and there are some teams that are behind us that will be working extra hard to bridge that gap as well. we are working and enjoying the journey and we have to keep on doing it. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10:30. thank you. now, how healthy is your diet? well according to a new report in the medicaljournal the lancet, poor diet is responsible for one in five premature deaths worldwide. our correspondent sarah campbell has been looking at the details. this report by researchers from the university of washington is pretty startling. their analysis found that the daily food we eat is a bigger killer globally

s choice and gareth and jeffrey can both have their way in this disunited kingdom this green and pleasant lands now so full of uncertainty and anger enormous decisions are about to have to be made lawrence leigh al-jazeera. thanks mostly to come here on the news hour for you including sudan's president under pressure as protesters call for him to step down growing louder. and one of cuba's veteran baseball players hits out at president trump's decision to shut his countryman out of the major leagues. now after a bitterly fought campaign benjamin netanyahu is set to win a fifth as the israeli prime minister netanyahu likud party has secured thirty five seats in the one hundred twenty c. knesset he'll now push to get the support of smaller right wing parties to form the largest grouping a necessary move us the centrist blue and white party of his rival the former chief of staff benny gantz also won thirty five seats who may be poised to become israel's longest serving prime minister but he's also facing possible indictments for bribery and breach of trust offenses we begin our coverage with

the way he has handled it led england manager gareth southgate to say he's developing into an outstandingelvin academy, and three very excited students. two of them — mamadou diallo and razvan tamari are year 10 students, and one, vili buchkov, is in year 8. welcome to all of you. you must be excited about going to wembley tomorrow. it is nice of him to do this. what are your thoughts?” think that what he's done for us is amazing and for all of our school it's amazing and giving us the opportunity to watch him in action is really good and a kind gesture from him. you met him yesterday. what did you think?” from him. you met him yesterday. what did you think? i was inspired and motivated from the words he said. he was not very good in school on the academic side. he always used to think about football and he got in trouble but he went through those barriers and there he is now. and, do you see him as a role model? yes, of course. obviously yesterday's experience was incredible and with him being a student that went to our school i think he inspired many people and all the children in the r

this is what gareth southgate did for england.nd colours and going oi'i vivid images and colours and going on the tour of germany, private jet, not economy. telling the players... you are special. if they have the money... talking of flights, have you been on a plane when you are sat next to someone a bit bigger than you. it is a good picture. two of the world 's strongest men, eddie whole and one of his rivals from america. they will put next to each other on america. they will put next to each otheron an america. they will put next to each other on an economy flight and they asked to swap. in italy and they sat next to each other for the whole flight. 53 next to each other for the whole flight. 53 stone. between the two. ——in the. flight. 53 stone. between the two. --in the. it was a domestic flight. this is from the times, lots of people getting up to diy. in the past year, 764 admissions to hospital because from drill injuries. 3190 involving contact with nonpower hand tool. in the past 12 months, how many hospital admissions h

now, a song from gareth dunlop, the belfast born singer and songwriter.d, believe also in me. in my father's house, there are many dwelling places. if it were not so, would i have to do that i go to be place for you? if i go and prepare a place for you? if i go and prepare a place for you? if i go and prepare a place for you, i will come again and ta ke place for you, i will come again and take you to myself to that when i am, there you may also be. and you know the way to the place that i am going, tommy said to him. lord, we do not know where you are going, how can we know the way? jesus said to him,i can we know the way? jesus said to him, iam can we know the way? jesus said to him, i am the way and the truth and the life. no one comes to the father except through me. peace i leave with you, my peace i give to you. i do not give to you as the world gives. do not let your hearts be troubled i do not let them be afraid. he rents the reading. —— here ends the reading. noi no i speak in the nine of the living god? first of all, i want to thank dean stephen

gareth southgte, on hand to present the award, said sterling's had a massive impact on british societygher stand off it. you have to set examples, you know, for younger kids younger than me. the next generation coming through, you have to set an example. i had people like steven gerard around me, looking at him and thinking what i can do within myself to be have the person he was. you take little things each year and then you try to develop and become better notjust on the field but off it as well. nine players from the top three sides in the wsl are in the professional footballers‘ association's team of the year. steph houghton leads a trio of manchester city players that also includes demi stokes and nikita parris. there are also three players each from chelsea and arsenal. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. let's return to the news that the head of the civil service, has begun a formal inquiry into a leak from a meeting of the national security council. sir mark sedwill has written to ministers and r

let's speak to gareth wharton. what sort of losses are we talking about?s, but surely they want to avoid falling victim is in the first place. absolutely. we can look at off—line parallels. how businesses would protect themselves against a burglar or fire, businesses would protect themselves against a burglar orfire, fire alarm, fire extinguishers, but they will also have building insurance for the property. it is much the same in the online world. making sure there is good security cultures, training staff to be on the lookout for malicious or suspicious e—mails is important. equally, making sure they have the technology in place. very simple steps. making sure secure passwords are used, making sure they are backing up data and making sure that they securely encrypt data if at all possible. when i saw this research, i felt slightly concerned because a lot of the time if the business suffers a cyber attack, it is our data that is at risk, but there is nothing really that we as consumers can do about that, is there?|j nothing really that we as consumers can

the previous one was gareth. that brought some very windy weather.have had a bad winter. for cute, i would suggest quentin! you can think of one for the u? you know, ursula. iam think of one for the u? you know, ursula. i am happy to take this on! will you tell us what the weather will do! what we have at the moment, we are already seeing some wet weather. this rain we have had in the northern parts of the uk is not really at the storm. this area has been pushing its way northwards and eastwards. there are more showers in the south, the best of the sunshine probably for north—eastern scotland. this area of rain is the arrival of storm hanna. we will see that realist weeping northwards and eastwards. the winds will pick up overnight. gill is developing here. more wet weather pushing back into northern ireland, into england and wheel is. the temperatures will be up, but the strength of the wind will cause travel disruption. it will cause travel disruption. it will stay when the overnight into saturday morning in particular, widely up to 55 miles an hou

we've just showing the pictures of gareth southgate getting his obe.arry kane went to the palace to pick up his mbe. this is all because of england's terrific run last summer to the world cup semifinals. gareth southgate already had his mbe so it was an obe for him to be at the palace, picking up his honour from prince charles, to be at the palace, picking up his honourfrom prince charles, for services to football. it was all about last summer and that glorious summer in russia. then they got beaten by croatia in the semifinals. gareth southgate, incidentally, he has also become the first football manager to graduate from uk sports elite coaching programme. that's quite an honour as well. southgate will be feeling very optimistic about the future of his team after last night's football, a good one for young english talent. pep guardiola heaped all sorts of praise on his 18—year—old forward, he starred in a 2—0 when over cardiff. a future star for the club and country. it's the first time he'd started a premier league match at city. pep guardiola says h

the bbc‘s gareth barlow, a former farmer himself, investigates. i've had dark thoughts.ided to take my own life, for example, it will only push the burden onto my father. and i knew it would kill them. at 22, jonathan is struggling. and so is alan, his dad. i nearly did something stupid. and i seriously thought about it. and i nearly did. and the only thing that stopped me was the thought ofjonathan. two men on the same farm, facing the same issues. dealing with the fallout of allan's divorce, worrying about money, the weather, their cattle, worrying about each other and whether their business in scotland can survive. across the uk, the industry is warning mental health is the biggest problem facing farmers. a situation compounded by isolation, a lack of support and a stigma around speaking out. i spent my late teens and early 20s working as a sheep farmer — it was me, the dog, and in my case, 600 sheep. it is a great existence, living in the great british countryside, but it can often be lonely and isolated. you don't make it to birthdays, family parties, and you don't

we will be meeting the man who got a surprise visit from gareth southgate after turning his back on hooliganismr good. stay with us for that. headlines coming upm force for good. stay with us for that. headlines coming up. it makes my heart pound... it is quite easy to see rembrandt as the evil genius. hello, this is breakfast with nina warhurst and ben thompson. it is 8:30am. here is a summary of the morning's menus. -- main news. theresa may has said the country now faces the stark choice of either leaving the eu with a deal or not leaving at all. in a statement, the prime minister said she'd had to reach out to labour or let eu withdrawal slip through ourfingers. three days of talks between both parties have ended without agreement, but some conservatives have criticised mrs may for seeking labour's help. three of the uk's children's commissioner is have asked the united nations tortured committee to investigate the use of physical restraint and seclusion in some schools. government guidelines say teachers can use reasonable force to control children, but campaigners say restraint is often b