there's been some impressive batting from mcbusted drummer and former strictly champion harryjudd, clearly as at home with a cricketball as he was beneath the glitterball. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening no reminder of our top story, totte n ha m no reminder of our top story, tottenham and celtic have tough draws in the champions league. you can see more on our website. i will see you seen, thanks forjoining us. more than six million adults in england spend less than ten minutes each month walking at a brisk pace — putting their health at risk, according to a new report. public health england is launching a new campaign to encourage ten minutes of brisk walking a day, particularly among the middle aged, which it's claimed can help prevent cancer, heart disease and poor mental health. joining me now isjenny harries, who is the deputy medical director at public health england. good evening. how much distance, realistically can a ten minute brisk walk make quiz i get a huge amount. the national guidelines are to minutes of moderate exe

i meet the other this week my guest is the number list harryjudd talking about this by he has writtenn all his career in his latest adventure, deep blue. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former fleet street editor, eve pollard and the journalist and columnist, yasmin alibhai—brown. tomorrow's front pages starting with. the metro pays tribute to the british 7—year—old who was killed in the barcelona terror attack on thursday after becoming separated from his mum while on las ramblas. the daily telegraph headlines comments made by the uk‘s chief trade negotiator in which he said post—brexit deals will make the world a safer place as britain forges alliances with other countries. the daily express also leads with brexit, where it quotes. analysis carried out by a eurosceptic group. the financial times says that club administration will push hard on tax reform in a bid to win back republican voters. meanwhile, the daily mail rides that prince charles has seen a drop of his popularity ratings in the run—up to the 20th

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there's been some impressive batting from mcbusted drummer and former strictly champion harryjudd.ch on the bbc iplayer. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. you'd have thought a ten minute walk a day is not asking much — but you'd be surprised how few of us manage that. officials at public health england have found that over 40% of adults aged between 40 and 60 don't manage even one brisk ten—minute walk in a month. that has a cost — one in six adult deaths are linked to inactivity. and it turns out we are 20% less active then we were in the 1960s. here's our health correspondent dominic hughes. in the derbyshire peak district, the stockport walkers are about to head to the hills. i believe the weather is going to be fine — we hope! the beauty of walking is it's free, you don't need any special training or kit, and regular walkers will tell you there are both physical and mental benefits. i did lose two stone. people like liam quigley, who joined this club after putting on weight in his 50s. psychologically it's great. if you feel a bit down and you come