he joins the likes of sir garfield sobers, herschelle gibbs and yuvraj singh to achieve the feat in all they still lost the match. tough luck! now to a fight for recognition on the international stage. the faroe islands, a self—governing nation in the north atlantic, are recognised by fifa but not by the international olympic committee. it means that whilst footballers can represent their country on the biggest stage, sportsmen and women won't get the chance of doing the same at the olympics. sports news correspondent alex capstick has the story. stunning scenery in a land miles from anywhere, and with isolation comes a strong from anywhere, and with isolation comes a strong sense from anywhere, and with isolation comes a strong sense of national identity. but that there are islands is facing an uphill struggle for sporting independence —— but the faroe islands. football already offers these faroese fans a chance to express their patriotism through sport as their patriotism through sport as the national team is recognised through the first be the players on the same for everyone. we're

he joins the likes of sir garfield sobers, herschelle gibbs and yuvraj singh to achieve the feat in allll from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are author and journalist owen bennett and ruth lea, economic adviser with the arbuthnot banking group. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the prime minister is in a race to rescue the brexit deal, says the guardian, as theresa may admits talks with the eu have stalled over the irish border issue. the same story is covered in the metro, which leads with mrs may's insistence that any arrangement with the eu must not divide the uk. the story that's caused a buzz around the world is of course news that meghan is expecting, and the daily mail is clearly intent on enjoying every moment of it! the daily mirror also leads with baby news, with the added detail that that the duchess sought medical advice for her tour to the pacific islands due to the risk of the zika virus. the ft reports on the growing fallout over the disappearance

he joins the likes of sir garfield sobers, herschelle gibbs and yuvraj singh to achieve the feat in alltch. here's a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today: saracens' forward billy vunipola will miss england's autumn internationals after fracturing his left arm in?yesterday‘s? champions cup match at glasgow. he'll have surgery tomorrow and will be out of action for up to 12 weeks. commonwealth gymnastics all=around champion nile wilson will miss this month's world championships after snapping a ligament in his finger in training. he also missed the european championships in august with a neck injury. ronnie 0'sullivan eased into the second round of snooker‘s english open in crawley with a 4—1 victory over norway's kurt maflin. after the match, 0'sullivan desribed the venue as a "hellhole" and said it smelt of urine. usain bolt says he was stunned to be given a notice for a drugs test although only on trial with australian side central coast mariners. despite retiring from athletics, bolt has been told he is still an "elite athlete" and must comply. he is wait

he joins the likes of sir garfield sobers, herschelle gibbs and yuvraj singh to achieve the feat in allthe match. the former sri lanka captain sanath jayasuriya has been charged with two counts of breaching the icc anti corruption code. the former all—rounder is accused of failing to co—operate with an investigation, and obstructing the investigation by "concealing, tampering with or destroying evidence". he has 14 days to respond. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. confirmation in the last few minutes that it has begun hydraulic fracturing in lancashire. confirming what it was evident. —— imminent. that has happened in the last human hits. protests already under way but the company has confirmed that fracturing has begun. when last—minute negotiations for a brexit deal between the uk and the eu came to an abrupt end yesterday, the sticking point was the border between northern ireland and the irish republic. with neither side wanting a hard border, but controls needed on the movement of goods into and out of the european union

he joins the likes of garfield sobers, herschel gibbs to achieve the feat in all forms of the game.he match, but still a great display of hating. that is all from us for the moment. when last—minute negotiations for a brexit deal between the uk and the eu came to an abrupt end yesterday, the sticking point was the border between northern ireland and the irish republic. with neither side wanting a hard border but controls needed on the movement of goods into and out of the european union, the 300—mile dividing line is the key to the future of brexit. our ireland correspondent chris page has been finding out how two companies might be affected. northern ireland is on the brexit frontline. it‘s caught between the uk‘s only land border and the irish sea. the question is, if checks on goods don‘t take place at one of these locations, will be have to happen at the other? it‘s an issue that affects all sorts of items on supermarket shelves. take these baby snacks, for example. before they‘re sent to shops, they‘ve already had a long journey to this warehouse. we bring in about 18 different

he joins the likes of sir garfield sobers, herschelle gibbs and yuvraj singh to achieve the feat in allthe sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. the house of commons has allowed a culture to develop in which bullying and harassment of staff has been able to thrive according to a new report. the inquiry — which was commissioned after a bbc investigation earlier this year — referred to "urgent and serious problems" in procedures for dealing with complaints and said cultural change was needed to restore the confidence of staff. a car towing a caravan and driving the wrong way on the mao in oxfordshire has been involved in a crash with another vehicle. it was travelling south on the motorway‘s northbound carriageway, which is still closed between junction 6 for wallington and junction 8a for oxford. the accident happened at about lipm, thames valley police said. the air ambulance has been dispatched by south central ambulance service, but no details of any injuries have been released. a british man has been charged by prosecutors in the uae with posing as an a

he joins the likes of sir garfield sobers, herschelle gibbs and yuvraj singh to achieve the feat in allcomes down to the issue of border checks. our correspondent chris morris from the bbc‘s reality check is here to talk us through what actually gets checked at the eu's external borders. presumably there are always customs checks? there are and that is one of the biggest issues at the irish border but there are customs checks and evenif but there are customs checks and even if you have a free—trade agreement, for example, canada has a free—trade agreement with the eu, it isa free—trade agreement with the eu, it is a model which some people like but even though there are no tariffs or taxes paid on goods, there is still a customs infrastructure to check whether things are being done properly. so it is not the same as being ina properly. so it is not the same as being in a single market. there is another type of check which is related to that and that is checks on vat payments and this is an incredibly compact sparked off brexit which we haven't really paid much attention to but at some s