there is a comment that's really quite interesting here, gareth southgate says what matters most to hima really interesting take on the conversation and it's perhaps not the comment we would hear from an england manager a few decades ago. very quickly, what do you make of this hawks wine mistake, hawksmoor being the restaurant, a 4500 hawksmoor being the restaurant, a a500 doppler bottle of wine given by accident —— $a500. a500 doppler bottle of wine given by accident -- $4500. they kept their job. a very lucky group of people that got that! the waitress kept her job and the publicity hawksmoor have got since has been pretty huge. not such a bad thing. and very positive. thank you, fiona. that is it, stay with us on bbc news. hello. after what has been a largely dry and pretty warm week for many of us, things are about to change as we head through friday and into the weekend, turning a little bit more unsettled. but this is how we ended the day on thursday, a beautiful, serene sunset there in topsham in devon. during the day on friday, there's going to be more cloud across the country,

with a ligament injury, while ruben loftus—cheek is out because of his own ankle problem that gareth southgate europa final with chelsea. southgate knows that he may yet lose players with the european finals coming up. we will find out more about players. we will find out more about players. we can change if we have injuries after that date, and there is a good chance that is going to happen. we have got to be the best possible decisions with the information that we have. it's constantly moving. i went to bed last night, ruben's in the squad and playing brilliantly. as i say, huge disappointment for him. he will miss a major european final and a brilliant opportunity with us. plenty still to come on sportsday, but let's look at some of our other headlines today. manchester city women's team has signed the england striker ellen white on a two—year deal. she joins the club after two seasons with birmingham city. england's charlotte thompson leads by a single shot, nearing the end of the first round of the ladies european tour event in cadiz. she opened with a six—under—par round of 66. italians

gareth southgate has finalised his 23—man squad for the uefa nations league finals next month.drops out, along with spurs' team—mate harry winks. southampton pair nathan redmond and james ward—prowse are also cut from the original 27 but will stay in the training camp. the newcastle united owner mike ashley is in talks to sell the club to billionaire sheikh khaled bin zayed al neha—yan. he's a cousin of the manchester city owner sheikh mansour, and failed with a £2 billion bid to buy liverpool last year. it's thought the deal to buy newcastle could be worth £350 million. every tottenham fan will be desperate to know the answer to this question — will harry kane be fit for the champions league final? a few weeks ago it looked almost impossible — he'd injured his ankle in the quarterfinals and his season looked to be over. but today, a little more hope for kane. his boss — mauricio pochettino — says it's looking positive . and didn't rule out kane being available to play against liverpool in madrid. we have one week ahead and this saturday to evaluate, and to see how he is progre

gareth southgate says ruben loftus—cheek will miss both chelsea's europa league final and england's upcomingstigators refer them to uefa's financial control body. they could face a champions league ban next season over breaches of financial fair play rules. and australia's nick kyrgios has been disquailified from the italian open, after an outburst which saw him throw a racquet and then a chair onto the court. as he packed his bags and left, the umpire awarded the match to norway's casper ruud. president trump has declared a national emergency to protect us communication networks from what he calls "foreign adversaries". it's believed he's targetting the chinese telecoms giant huawei. several countries, led by the us, fear huawei poses a risk to their national security, because it's too close to the chinese government. here sir richard dearlove, the former head of m16, has said that involving huawei in britain's 5g network would be a "potential security risk" to the uk. peter bowes reports from washington. another fight with china. a foreign adversary whose telecom giant could pose a nationa

ruben loftus—cheek is out, because of his own ankle problem, that gareth southgate says will see himropa final although chelsea haven‘t confirmed that. captain harry kane is in the party even though the tottenham star has been out for a month with a ligament injury. here is the england manager on today‘s squad announcement. he is working towards being fit for the final. we have got to see how that progresses. clearly he is a player we would want to give every opportunity to. his goal scoring record for us is phenomenally high. and he is captain of the team. we are keeping that door open. we have got to be the best possible decisions with the information that we have. it is constantly moving. i went to bed last night, rueben loftus—cheek was in the squad and playing brilliantly. as i say, huge disappointment, he will miss a major european final and a brilliant opportunity with us. what we have got to do is prepare everybody, ready to play. there is going to be a lot of uncertainty around who is entirely available until the last minute. but we have got a strong squad, a squad with a lo

gareth southgate knows he may yet lose players with those european finals coming up. the best possible decisions with the information that we have. it is constantly moving. when i went to bed last night ruben loftus—cheek was in the squad. as i say, huge disappointment. he is missing a major european final and a brilliant opportunity with us. manchester city have been referred to uefa's adjudicatory chamber following an investigation into the club's finances and possible breaches of the financial fair play regulations. if found guilty they could be banned from next season's champions league. here's our sports correspondent david ornstein. we simply do not know on the timescale. ac milan are under similar investigation. that has been going on for months. other suggestions are this will be dealt with quickly. manchester city say they are disappointed but not surprised. there statement is very strongly worded, especially towards the chairman of this investigation. they also hit out at the immediate lea ks, they also hit out at the immediate leaks, but they seemed particu

in a frank discussion with footballers, former footballers, and the current england manager gareth southgated's governing body for the sport. he was taking part in a bbc documentary, a royal team talk, tackling mental health. one topic he spoke about openly was the hurt he felt when his mother diana, princess of wales, died. william was just 15 at the time of her death in 1997. i think when you are bereaved at a very young age, any age, really, but particularly the young age, i can resonate closely to that, you feel pain like no other pain and you know that your life, it is going to be very difficult to come across something that is going to be even worse pain than us. but it also brings you so close to all those other people out there who have been bereaved. injuly 2017 the prince left the east anglia air ambulance service. his two—year experience as an air ambulance pilot had a profound influence on his outlook. in some cases very raw, emotional day—to—day stuff, where you are dealing with families who are having the worst news they could ever possibly have on a day—to—day basis. it gives

we have gareth southgate, danny rose, t airey henri, jermaine jenas, peter crouch, and they are all talkingrage starts at 3:55pm on bbc one. a shortjourney to wembley for the watford fans, around ten miles, so they‘ll be setting off later. much further though for the city fans — around 200 miles to travel, so an early start for them. our very own kyle walker — no, not manchester city‘s right—back — is at the etihad stadium. hello, mike. it is not that kyle walker, no! iam hello, mike. it is not that kyle walker, no! i am at the etihad stadium. all the manchester city fa ns stadium. all the manchester city fans are making their way over to wembley. what is special about this journey is on the coaches they have been provided by each of the manchester city players. they are putting on 26 coaches for all of our excited manchester city fans. i have managed to find some of the fans. taylor, how does it feel that some of your favourite players had taylor, how does it feel that some of yourfavourite players had put taylor, how does it feel that some of your favourite players had put on these coache

frank discussion with football players, former football players, and the current english manager gareth southgateis the president of the football association, glenn's governing body for the sport. he was taking part in a documentary, a royal team talk, tackling mental health. one topic he spoke about openly was the hurt he felt when his mother, diana princess of wales died. william wasjust 15 of wales died. william wasjust 15 of the time of her death in 1997. i think when you are breathing a young age, any time really, but particularly at a young age, i can resonate closely to that, feel pain like no other pain, and you know that in your life it is going to be very difficult to come across something that will be worse pain than that. but it also brings you so close to all that other people out there who have been bereaved. close to all that other people out there who have been bereavedm july 2017 the prince left that is anglian air ambulance service. his two—year experience as an air ambulance pilot had a profound variance on his outlook. raw emotional day—to—day stuff where you are dealing with

the guardian has a line from gareth southgate who says his england players won‘t walk off the pitch ifore on that in a moment. and the times goes with nick kygrios‘ latest meltdown. kygrios admitted that emotions got the better of him as he forfeited his second—round match at the italian open. it started with a row with a spectator. then his racket went, then it was his chair. he then packed up his gear and walked off court. he‘s been given a hefty fine, lost his prize money and had to cover the cost of the hotel that the tournament had provided for him. staying in rome, it was a busy day forjohanna konta. the british number one had to play twice because of bad weather on wednesday. first she beat the seventh seed, sloane stephens, before seeing off venus williams. she‘s now through to the quarterfinals. tommy fleetwood leads the british charge at the us pga championships in new york. he‘s four shots off the leader, who is the american brooks koepka. he was in brilliant form at the notoriously difficult bethpage black course. he shot a bogey—free round of 63 to finish his first round o

month with a ligament injury, ruben loftus—cheek is out, because of his own ankle problem, that gareth southgatee europa final with chelsea although his club hasn't confirmed that. southgate knows that he may yet lose players with the european finals coming up we will find out more about a couple of players in that period, and then i will have to make a couple of decisions. but we can change if we have injuries after that date and frankly there's every chance that will happen. we have got to just make the best possible decisions really with the information that we have and it's constantly moving. i went to bed last night and as they say there's huge disappointment for him and he's now a major european final. manchester city have been referred to uefa's adjudicatory chamber following an investigation into the club's finances and possible breaches of the financial fair play regulations. if found guilty they could be banned from next season's champions league. here's our sports correspondent david ornstein. we simply don't know on the timescale. under a similar investigation and that's been going o

yes, he is channelling his inner gareth southgate! hoping for the same success.warner were playing their first match in england since serving bans for ball tampering, and both were booed by the crowd. it didn't put smith off though as he hit a century. australia made 297, which england looked on course to make untiljoss buttler was caught out and they lost by 12 runs. formula 1, and lewis hamilton dedicated his pole position for the monaco grand prix to the late niki lauda. hamilton edged out team mate valtterri bottas to take pole ahead of today's race. the world champion finished ahead of his mercedes partner by eight hundredths of a second, to take the 85th pole position of his career. max verstappen will start from third on the grid. hamilton is aiming for his third win in monaco. in rugby union, leinster held off a fightback from glasgow warriors to retain their pro 14 title. glasgow took an early lead through matt ferguson's try, before the irish side hit back with tries from gary ringrose and cian healy to seal an 18—15 victory at celtic park. european rug

but there‘s no place in the 23—man party for tottenham defender kieran trippier — manager gareth southgate cup — and manager shelley kerr is hoping to smash their attendance record. take away the performance side of it, we‘ve always set ourselves a target — inspiring the nation. and i think it would be fantastic for the players if we were to get that, you know, 10,000 or more. england thrashed afghanistan in their last match before the cricket world cup winning with more than 30 overs to spare at the oval. jofra archer set england on their way with two early wickets, before afghanistan were all out for just 160. openerjason roy then helped england to win by 9 wickets by smashing 89 not out on his home ground where the hosts will play the opening match of the world cup against south africa on thursday. anthonyjoshua‘s into his final week of preparations for his first heavyweight title fight in the united states against andy ruinunior. joshua‘s name is up on billboards across new york, as he looks to take another step towards becoming the undisputed world champion. it's it‘s been a good jour

jermaine jenas and gareth southgate, the england boss, also managed.ridge united dressing room and had a really open honest discussion. and if you haven't seen it, it's absolutely amazing. every single person in that room had their own particular story to tell. personally, i was really surprised bya personally, i was really surprised by a lot of what they had to say.” think it's also stuff that many of them had never said before. isaid before we started, if we are willing to be open and a little bit frail in this situation, i think it will make a massive difference. i really hope it has. we will read some comments about the programme shortly. when the duke of cambridge is in a room, he naturally leads the discussion because of who he is. and he was like everybody else, willing to be really frank about things he has found difficult in his life, including this. you strike me as the sort of person who tries to find the positive in even the darkest situations. do you think what you've been through, particularly with your mum, do you think that has attuned

manager gareth southgate said it was as hard a decision as he had had to make, especially after trippierith an ankle injury. england face the netherlands in the semi—finals a week on thursday. scotland's women are playing at hampden park this evening for the first time in seven years. they take onjamaica in their final match ahead of the world cup, and manager shelley kerr is hoping to smash their attendance record. take away the performance side of it, we've always set ourselves a target, inspiring the nation, and i think it would be fantastic for the players if we were to get that, you know, 10,000 or more. england thrashed afghanistan in their last match before their take on south africa in the opening game of the cricket world cup. jofra archer set england on their way, with two early wickets, before afghanistan were all out forjust 160. openerjason roy starred with 89 not—out, as england won by nine wickets, with more than 30 overs to spare. they are ready for the start of the world cup on thursday. strangely, i think i was ready before these two practice games, after the pakistan s

but there's no place in the 23—man party for tottenham defender kieran trippier — manager gareth southgateyle walker are preferred at right back. england face the netherlands in the semi—finals a week on thursday. scotland's women are playing at hampden park this evening, for the first time in seven years. they take onjamaica in their final match ahead of the world cup — and manager shelley kerr is hoping to smash their attendance record. take away the performance side of it, we've always set ourselves a target — inspiring the nation. and i think it would be fantastic for the players if we were to get that, you know, 10,000 or more. england go into the cricket world cup as world number ones and favourites — and they're on a high after thrasing afghanistan in their last warm—up match, winning with more than 30 overs to spare at the oval. jofra archer set england on their way with two early wickets, before afghanistan were all out for just 160. openerjason roy then helped england to win by 9 wickets, smashing 89 not out on his home ground, where the hosts will play the opening match of the w

duke of cambridge, gareth southgate, danny rose and peter crouch all talking quite openly about inkspausal ladies. it was so interesting. i was thinking, if that was seven interesting. i was thinking, if that was seven blokes to come in to talk about depression, it would be all... and they were just laughing and having a crack and what have you and i still think with men, there is a sort of, this is kind of the last thing in the world people want to talk about. what i do say is i've never regretted being open, it's one of the best things i've done for me, never mind for other people as well. we are trying to discuss the benefits, the positive sides of menopause. all these things have an impact on people around you. we've got a clip of the programme. there is no logic to depression. having a co mforta ble is no logic to depression. having a comfortable family and life is never stop mine. is it hard for your family? ican stop mine. is it hard for your family? i can be difficult to live with, i accept that but i can be very good to live with someone don't think you can just divorce them

we managed to assemble this incredible group of people, gareth southgate, thierry henry, danny rose,thierry henry. peter crouch talks about body image growing up. it is fascinating to hear them in conversation with the duke of cambridge who talks at length about bereavement and thinks he has been through as well. it is just not a conversation that men often have. through as well. it is just not a conversation that men often havem is so brilliant that that was happening. we'rejoined now by tom paget and paul reynoldson, two of the football fans who took part in the show, opening up about their own mental health struggles and also enjoying a kickabout with those legendary players. it is lovely to see you. what a fantastic thing to have been part of. absolutely. the sun came out as well. cambridge united, i don't want to ruin everything, you will see it, you did not know exactly what would happen and you ended up taking part ina happen and you ended up taking part in a football match with some of these guys. what was that like for you, tom, being there and, again, you, tom, being there