what a win for huddersfield.the day bottom of the table but a 2—0 victory at wolves sees them move out of the relegation zone to 14th. it's been a great november for david wagner's side with two wins and a draw. in the intensity of the premier league few teams have adapted like wolves. at the start of the season they had sights on the top six but a slide down the table has come with two home defeats. for huddersfield anywhere up will do. when you are bottom every goal feels priceless. that struggle lifted them six places up the league and set the foundations for a performance more like the terriers of last season when staying in the division was built on that sort of energy. wolves came within a fraction of a second of a response. the header needed a technology check. they do not get any closer to going in. a moment and a millimetre that can change a season because huddersfield's rise up the table was rubber—stamped with their second. a similar range finding the same position. the first away win since february an

the northern souls of huddersfield continued to keep the faith, despite it all.oal they saw here was in april, nearly seven months of drought, and despite the effo rts months of drought, and despite the efforts of philip billing, still counting. but not for too long, phil have conceded more than any premier league team this season, and they left christopher schindler free to enter the curse, timothy fosu—mensah got the final touch of the own goal. they were not worried about the identity, but more refurb all, the owner spent millions of pounds in the summer, but this offer leaves no guarantees or warranties. the nerves we re guarantees or warranties. the nerves were growing, and berlin were finally stirring, four years ago, andre schurrle won the world cup, rio must seem a long way away. a goal, a whim, and that faith repaid. this was our first home games since such a long period, first home goal in sucha such a long period, first home goal in such a long period, it was so important for all of us to get his winning feeling back into our football club, and into ou

a moment and the millimetre that can change a season because huddersfield's rise up season because huddersfield'se up the table was rubber—stamped with her second. a similar range finding the same provision. the first away win since their belly and a result that could change these teams' aspirations. wolves looking over their shoulder while huddersfield have left off. delighted. the first away victory macros in the premier league is massive and a lively mag games we have had good performances. collecting points of the most important. there was a fantastic match in the championship. the second city derby saw aston villa beat birmingham city 4—2. for a while birmingham looked to be heading for their first win at villa park in 14 years, lukas jutkiewitz put them in front. but villa equalised and then what a moment this was for boyhood fanjack grealish to put them 2—1 up. tammy abraham scored a villa penalty before blues got another goal back, but then this stunning solo goal from full back alan hutton sealed a win for dean smith's side in one of the great derby games between these teams. the copa li

the northern souls of huddersfield continued to keep the faith, despite it all.months of drought, and despite the effo rts months of drought, and despite the efforts of philip dilling, still counting. but not too long. fulham have conceded than any premier league team this season, and they left schindler free to end the case, timothy fosu—mensah adding the final touch, own goal. they were not worried about identity. finally, ecstasy. but more misery for jokanovic. this level offers no guarantees or warranties and alex pritchard might guarantees or warranties and alex pritcha rd might have guarantees or warranties and alex pritchard might have added worried your mac value for huddersfield. they needed that. the nerves were growing but fulham were finally staring. four years ago, growing but fulham were finally staring. fouryears ago, andre growing but fulham were finally staring. four years ago, andre won the world cup. rio must feel a long way away. his manager may soon be on departure, as huddersfield could soon come to remember the fifth of november. a goal, a

this is huddersfield i am saying and they're uk.d i am saying and they‘ re hoping uk. this is huddersfield i am saying and they're hoping to move somewhere else else the uk and i mean, who knows where? hopefully they can find peace if they go somewhere else.|j promised i would go back to the telegraph because people will have spotted a photograph that did not immediately looked as if it was brexit related they may have recognised the actor michael sheen. it is indeed he with now his former partner. this is the american comedian sarah silverman. the headline i should not laugh. this is some light relief. 0ur standards are dropping in the light relief department. my brexit break—up. a p pa re ntly department. my brexit break—up. apparently he said in the michael sheen who is known to be quite political and a member of the labour party has said that they split up because following the brexit vote in this country and the election of donald trump in america and obviously she is american they both wa nted obviously she is american they bo

what does that tell you about most people in huddersfield?y groups and charities than almost any other, certainly other town in yorkshire. it's totally alien. this is a nice village, i live in this village, i live around the corner from the school so i know extremely well. it's a lovely village. this is not some urban ghetto, it's a beautiful yorkshire village, the oldest village in our pa rt village, the oldest village in our part of the world. an iron age fort around the corner. it's a splendid community. and this has come out in terms of the reaction to this bullying, of course i was chair of the children's schools and families committee for years and started the parliamentary group on bullying so i'm a bit familiar with the territory. every school will have bullying but you've got to have, you've got to have rules, you've got to have a culture and you've got to make sure you stamp it out as soon as you see it. and a lot of money has been raised for the family, how has been raised for the family, how has the family reacted to the response

huddersfield, fulham and cardiff make up the bottom three — huddersfield and fulham meet tomorrow nightal game for both sides in their fight for survival. leeds united have returned to the top of the championship after a 2—1win at wigan athletic. it was an emotional day at the dw stadium, as the club played their final game under the ownership of dave whelan. his family has sold the club to a far east consortium. it looked like it was going to be a fairytale send—off for the whelan family when reece james put them ahead inside the opening six minutes but leeds were back on level terms barely three minutes later, pablo hernandez finshing a fine move from the visitors. the comeback was complete with the second halfjust a minute old. kemar roofe capitalising on a defensive mix—up to walk the ball into an empty net. so leeds move above norwich at the top due to their greater goal difference. just four points separate the top six. a late winner saw mid table aberdeen beat kilmarnock 2—1 in the scottish premiership. kilmarnock were looking for theirfirst home win against aberdeen since 2011 a

in huddersfield, and has set up home office. this is my home office. i've got my logo,.terns and it looks really fresh and here is my business card as well. look at those. and what about his website? do you want to see it? ido, yeah. it's basic for now but we can build upon it. i was sitting in a sofa downstairs and having taken how many sales a been made from then to now? the summer was tough for me, no sales. in the last three or four weeks things have looked up. running around the street, i have been sitting down, researching, tagging people who really care about science and technology and he has worked out for me. in the past three or four weeks and i have gained another client. —— i have gained 11 clients. that is good to hear. but what is clear to see is they're passionate about what they do. get that money. figures show that almost half of startu ps fail in the first three years. for these businesses, they need to keep pushing on and keep doing it by themselves. i am in charge here. we have at least had some sunshine today, some blue skies between the showers but

a 16 year old boy from a school in huddersfield is to be charged with assault, after footage showingian refugee being attacked goes viral. norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trust, the uk's worst performing mental health trust, has been told it has only weeks to improve safety, after inspectors rated it inadequate for a third time. and the duke and duchess of cambridge pay their respects to the former owner of leicester city football club and four others who lost their lives in a helicopter crash a month ago. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster aasmah mir and jess brammar, head of news at the huffpost uk. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. brexit looms large in many of the papers, including the financial times, which says the prime minister has had to concede that britain will be worse off after we leave the european union. that comes as the governor of bank of england today issued economic warnings for a post brexit economy, the telegraphs headline reads ‘carney unleashes ‘project hysteria'.

what i'm finding in huddersfield, overnight they cancelled the link between huddersfield and wakefieldou can't get a mainline train unless you go to leeds and nobody in huddersfield would want to go to leeds anyway! but the fact in that is we want good strategy, we want policies that stop people living in chaos and let people get to work or their holidays. mr speaker, we want to invest money in the north. there's an added station and new trends to replace long out of date trains and provide more services for passengers. that's what we want to do and are doing. contrary to the impression he gave in this letter, the department for transport had a significant role in the timetable in the last of. according to the 0rs interim report, the dft decision to phase in the introduction of thameslink stretch resources barely... it is not good enough to have network rail to focus on engineering and not focused enough on passengers. it's one of the problems in the rail industry. is why we've already started to work towards a more joined up railway through an alliance structure that it's why. as i sa

judith moritz, bbc news, huddersfield.general, antonio guterres, has warned that the rise of nationalism around the world has reduced the political desire of some countries to tackle global warming. ahead of the g20 summit in argentina and a un climate change conference in poland next week, he urged all political leaders to make reducing climate change a priority. he spoke exclusively to our new york correspondent nick bryant. things are getting worse than predicted, but the political will today is unfortunately not as high as it should be. we have a very important, landmark agreement, the paris agreement. but countries are not doing what they committed to do in paris — or many countries are not doing, not all — what they committed to do in paris. and what was committed in paris is not enough. the channel island of sark could be plunged into darkness by the weekend, after the island's only electricity provider confirmed he would cut off supplies on friday. an independent commissioner has ordered sark electricity to lower i

huddersfield, fulham and cardiff make up the bottom three.crucial game for both sides in their fight for survival. leeds have returned to the top of the championship after a 2—1 win at wigan athletic. it was an emotional day at the dw stadium, as the club played their final game under the ownership of dave whelan. his family has sold the club to a far east consortium. it looked like it was going to be a fairy tale send—off for the whelan family when reece james put them ahead inside the opening six minutes. but leeds were back on level terms barely three minutes later. pablo hernandez finshing a fine move from the visitors. the comeback was complete with the second halfjust a minute old. kemar roofe capitalising on a defensive mix—up to walk the ball into an empty net. he won't score many easier goals than that. wayne rooney will come out of international retirement to play for england one last time to honour his record breaking career for his country. england's all time leading goal—scorer will play in a friendly against the united states at

west ham got a late equaliser at huddersfield. 1—1 the score at the john smith's stadium.dersfield second—bottom while west ham stay mid—table, let's hear from manager manuel pelligrini. we found a goal but did not play well in the first half. as i said before, the game was played with a lot of intensity and you must fight for every ball because they cross the shots and complicate everything. in second half, which created some chances and at least we tried better. four points in the week, i think this is positive. we are on the path. as i said before, we are in the race to leave three teams behind us and for this, we have other games ago. it was a good performance, especially in the first half. watford rescued a point at southampton, who haven't won since september. although charlie austin controversially had a second half goal disallowed. jose holebas' scored the equalizer for watford in the 82nd minute. southampton are hovering just above the relegation zone in 17th incresing the pressure on saints manager mark hughes. we deserved the three points today. so to have it ob

four men now behind bars for sexually abusing vulnerable young girls in huddersfield.t formal teenagers wrecking their lives. today the man known as kid was jailed for 17 years for repeatedly raping one girl from the age of 15. this man onjr raped and attempted to rape a 16—year—old girl. he got 11 years in prison. shaq, four a 14—year—old to perform a six act on them and molested another. he will serve five years. and the man known as bully demanded six from —— sex from a teenager then beat her up when she refused. he was imprisoned for three years. the mother of one of the victims spoke to bbc look north previously stopped she came back in her neck was com pletely she came back in her neck was completely black with bytes from one side to totally disorientated... ataxia poured up more or less and pushed her out. the grooming gang was led by this man who raped girls as young as 11 and given a life sentence at a previous hearing. 15 victims involved were plied with drink and drugs before they were abused. passive sentences today, judge simon phillips explains the impact

huddersfield successfully maintained their top flight status last season but david wagner's side arein at home would leave them in the relegation zone due to their markedly inferior goal difference. the nba season is well underway and there are nine games later on monday with the indiana pacers hoping to continue their winning streak when they host the houston rockets. the pacers are currently third in the eastern conference while, by contrast, the rockets, who beat the struggling chicago bulls on saturday 96—88, have only won three games so far this season. but with james harden scoring 25 points, the pacers will be wary of an in—form harden and a houston team capable of making even the league's best defences look silly. the draw for the season—ending atp finals in london will be made later on monday with kei nishikori a late addition to the line—up. the japanese number one replaces argentina'sjuan martin del potro as he hasn't recovered a knee injury. only the top eight players in the world qualify for the event with novak djokovic, rafael nadal and roger federer all in the line up

next i'm heading north to huddersfield to meet adam. at 21, he is my youngest entrepreneur.e is facing some very different challenges. hey, adam, are you all right? inspired by his dad, he started a digital signage company earlier this year. so i grew up helping my father who did traditional signage, so vinyl, acrylic, all that, stuff. he has always said don't do business even though he had his own business and he sort of motivated me to actually prove everybody wrong. i prove myself wrong sometimes as well. what is the significance of the shop? one day i was walking in looking for pizza and he was refitting his store. and i thought to myself, it's a perfect chance and he did so happen to become my first digital signage order. adam has the added pressure on providing for a young family. he has to support his partner and a rather sleepy son. being a young father has made me really be determined as well what if i look at him and think you will will do good for your son and you'll run your business and maybe as it down to him or whatever. so it's making life better for us all.

judith moritz, bbc news, huddersfield.ntal health trust has been told it has only weeks to improve safety. inspectors have rated the norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trust as inadequate, keeping it in special measures for an unprecedented third time. the care quality commission, says managers have repeatedly failed to protect patients, who were harming themselves due to a lack of care, and the problems date back years. here's our health correspondent sophie hutchinson. this report contains flashing images. the suffolk coast. across this county and in neighbouring norfolk, mental health care is in deep crisis. i know people that have literally lost their lives because the services aren't good enough. there's still people out there who're in the same circumstances as what i was, how richard was, and they're still taking their own lives. the health regulator has said the risks to patients are unacceptable and given the trust weeks to improve, but questions are being asked about why more radical action isn't taken. i thought

both incidents happened at almondbury community school in huddersfield.acher trevor bowen said: "the safety and welfare of students is our number one priority and i can assure you that this situation is being taken extremely seriously." a letting agency in east london is asking for non—refundable deposits of £300 from prospective tenants, before they have even viewed a property, the victoria derbyshire programme has learned. flintons deny any wrongdoing and insist that they do not charge for viewings but that holding deposits are always non—refundable. esme ash tried to rent a flat from them and soon became suspicious. she's been undercover to get the full story. searching for a room to rent in london can be tough. 0ne searching for a room to rent in london can be tough. one particular agency has been asking for hundreds of pounds before any prospective te na nts a re of pounds before any prospective tenants are allowed to view any properties to rent. israel responded to one of the adverts. he says they went to see an agent who told them they needed to pa

judith moritz, bbc news, huddersfield. on a compound run by the british security company gas in kabul. the interior ministry said another 19 were treated in hospital, including several children after a car bomb was detonated outside and gunmen stormed the complex. the facility offers training for the afg ha n facility offers training for the afghan security forces. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. the uk's worst—performing mental health trust has been told it has only weeks to improve safety. inspectors have rated the norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trust as inadequate, keeping it in special measures for an unprecedented third time. the care quality commission says managers have repeatedly failed to protect patients who were harming themselves due to a lack of care, and the problems date back years. here's our health correspondent sophie hutchinson, and a warning, her report contains flashing images. the suffolk coast. across this county and in neighbouring norfolk, mental health care is in deep crisis

you are close to the family in the huddersfield case.m but how is the family coping? firstly, thank you for having me. basically, i can describe how they are feeling. you can see what happened to them. they have tried to report what happened in october that they feel that nobody took action or nobody cared. they have been here since october. both of the videos have now been published, and it made them more scared, not feeling safe. as a family friend, i try my best to just be very close to them and support the victim and the family. as i say, it is that i cannot even describe how they are feeling. and is this an isolated incident or something other refugees coming to britain are experiencing? what has your experience been? by mike came i personally had many issues and i came to the uk in 2012 and my english was not good. a big issue for asylum seekers and refugees that they could not even speaking flesh and it will be so difficult for them to report or complain or how to deal with the law in the uk or how to contact the police. for me pe

huddersfield, fulham and cardiff make up the bottom three.s like a crucial game for both sides in their fight for survival. leaders arsenal beat birmingham 3—1 in the women's super league, to maintain their 100% start to the season with seven wins in seven matches. jordan nobbs scored twice to help seal the win for the gunners. second placed manchester city women also won, beating liverpool 3—0. nikita parris with two goals to become the league's new all time leading goal scorer with 37 goals, surpassing eni aluko's record. wayne rooney will come out of international retirement to play a farewell game for england in honour of his record breaking achievemnets for his country. england's all time leading goalscorer will play in a friendly against the united states at wembley later this month. the match will be called ‘the wayne rooney foundation international‘ in support of his charitable interests. england fly half 0wen farrell will not be cited for the takle at the end of england's game with south africa, clearing him to face new zealand. it w

huddersfield are bottom but aaron mooy has given them the lead.in, there was a long time to go, but they would rocket up the table to 14th and out of the relegation zone. they are midway through the first half. mick mccarthy says that he is ‘honoured and excited to be back with the republic of ireland' his two year contract, 16 years after his first spell in charge has been confirmed by the fai today. he replaces martin 0'neill who was sacked last week. the republic were on a six match losing streak. he will hope to take the republic to euro 2020 with four matches scheduled to take place in dublin. dundalk manager stephen kenny has been appointment as under—21 coach and he will take over from mccarthy after the 2020 finals. whether or not the republic or ireland are actually in them. the formula one season has drawn to a close with lewis hamilton on top of the podium at the abu dhabi grand prix. his 11th win of the year saw the five—time champion become the first driver to pass 400 points for the season. after securing a fifth world title, it isa

huddersfield town have won their first premier league match of the season with a 1—0 win over fellowham. david wagner's side went into the match as the only team yet to win in the league this season and despite the 1—0 victory which also saw them score their first goal of the season at home, even if it was an own goal — it leaves them in the bottom three but takes them ahead of both cardiff and fulham, with the latter now dropping to the foot of the table. it was vital for us. it is our first home game in such a long period, the first home goal in such a long period. it was important for us to get this winning feeling back into a football clu b get this winning feeling back into a football club and into our dressing room, to show that we are able to have a clean sheet, we are able to score goals at home, and we are able to win games. in spain, espanyol have moved second and to within three points of leaders and fellow catalonia side barcelona following their 1—0 win over athletic bilbao. borja iglesias with the only goal in the lust minute while bilbao remain one point above the rele

elsewhere huddersfield moved from bottom of the table up six places to 14th thanks to a 2—0 win awayernational aaron mooy scored both goals — the second with a quite wonderful curling free kick. in italy's serie a, napoli lost further ground on leadersjuventus after they could only manage a goalless draw with bottom club chievo verona. napoli are now 8 points adrift ofjuve. elsewhere milan would have thought they were about to overtake lazio in the table after franck kessies scored against them in the 78th minute with a deflected shot. but lazio hold on to 4th place thanks to an equaliser from substitutejoaquin correa in the 4th minute of stoppage time. in spain — sevilla have gone top of la liga after a 1—0 win over real vallodolid. andre silva scored the only goal in the 30th minute as they move a point ahead of barcelona who played out a 1—1 draw with atletico madrid on saturday. borussia moenchoengladbach remain four points behind bundesliga leaders borussia dortmund after they came from a goal down to win 4—1 against hannover. thorgan hazard was among the scorers as he made it e

huddersfield will remember the 5th of november.

the attack on a syrian school boy in huddersfield leads the front of the metro after a video of his bullyingine. well, this is the bank of england morning of the worst economic slump since the second world war. today really has been a day of which forecast is worse? first of all we have the treasury talking about the 15 year period and what would happen to the uk economy in the event of no deal oi’ uk economy in the event of no deal oran uk economy in the event of no deal or an event of theresa may‘s deal. reply 9% worse off than 10% off. then pops mark carney at the end of the day to send you off on your merry way saying well actually in the case of no deal it‘s going to be armageddon and will be house prices crashing and death by 30%. inflation going up and the economy could shrink by 8% in one year. really this is that the well—received by certain people like jacob who will come unto in minute. tenet day has been a torrid day. because scenarios rather than forecast we are being told. the treasury figures are forecasts and the bank is scenarios. to use semantics that are incredibly importa

huddersfield, thank you for telling us more about than we would have expected.out leaves on the line, but he will not. well, it turned colder and it's about to turn colder still with the stronger easterly wind as well. so, wind chill even more of a factor during tuesday. plenty of showers keeping going overnight from eastern scotland across northern england, pushing into the east of northern ireland and through the east and south—east of england. other places will have clear spells, probably the most prolonged in the west of northern ireland and west of scotland. there will be a touch of frost here and there, possible, too, across sheltered parts of south west england. plenty of cloud tomorrow, more showers pushing west on this strengthening easterly wind, increasing clouds and fewer sunny spells around, during the afternoon. showers may merge to bring longer spells of rain across northern england, as well. the strengthening easterly wind means wind—chill is more of a factor. this is what it might stay on the thermometer, it is going to feel like it is closer to

videos so the first of these videos it shows an alleged incident that happened at the school in huddersfield in northern england at the end of october the video only went viral this week on social media and it allegedly shows a fifteen year old syrian boy being bullied by a group of pupils particularly by another boy we can see that the syrian boy is being jacked to the ground and then later walters orde on to the space and the syrian boy later said that he had been enduring this kind of bullying for quite some time and what's even more disturbing is that a couple of days after does video surfaced another video appeared in social media allegedly showing the boy's sister being bullied by another group of pupils at the same school and we can look at that second video here she is in a good job she's being showed the from behind post and then she falls to the ground she also reported being bullet several times at the school the family fled to syria some years ago they arrived in huddersfield a couple of years back and now they're thinking about. settling because of what happened to the children

huddersfield, who are last in the table and still without a win this season, host fulham, who have lostdio 5 live from 8pm. american boxer floyd mayweather has signed with a japanese mixed martial arts promotions company to fight kickboxer tenshin nasukawa on new year's eve in saitama. the undefeated a1—year—old, who has won world boxing titles in five different weight categories, has never fought professionally in mixed martial arts and it has yet to be decided what format and rules the fight will follow. mayweather‘s last bout was in 2017, when he beat irish mma fighter conor mcgregor, running his boxing record to a perfect 50 wins with no defeats and earning close to $300 million. ican i can wrestle a little bit, i can box a little bit, and we willjust see. i can do it all. i can do anything if i set my mind to it. we will not be on the same page with most people on my team. we have to have rules, there are rules and regulations to everything we do in life. i am pretty sure that once i speak with the guys on my team we will be on the same page so we both know what we have to do. now

cardiff, huddersfield and fulham have just four wins between them.s show that the top five clubs are winning 95% of their games against the bottom five. earlier, i spoke to the former fulham goalkeeper mark schwarzer. should having watched a number of yea rs of should having watched a number of years of the premier league, the gap is getting bigger and bigger. the like of the top six seem to be creating a larger gap themselves. let's talk about your former team, then, they are bottom, they have made the third worst start by any tea m made the third worst start by any team at this stage of a premier league campaign. are you surprised to see them struggling, given the way that they were promoted and the investment over the summer, as well? a little bit. however, the investment that having been at the first game of the season, home to crystal palace, i thought there were too many new faces making their debuts so soon. the team were unable to get any sort of continuity, get to get any sort of continuity, get to know each other. since then, it has been ch

huddersfield are off the bottom of the table, thanks to their first away win of the season.n have maintained their 100% start to the season, beating brighton 4—1. they're now six points clear of manchester city, who beat yeovil. that nico hulkenberg crash in abu dhabi is on some of today's back pages. the express calling it a "great escape." they also talk about mauricio pochettino's revelation that he uses "tough love" to inspire dele alli. the mirror pick up on unai emery‘s decision to leave mezut ozil on the bench yesterday. he says they needed players who could cope with the "physicality and intensity" of the game against bournemouth. and the times focus on eddiejones saying england are desperate to beat ireland in the six nations next year — more so than winning the whole competition. england's third test against sri lanka is getting very close to a finish. you can follow it on the cricket social on the bbc sport website. and the latest boxing podcast from mike costello and steve bunce is on radio 5 live, with build—up to saturday's world heavyweight title fight between

both incidents happened at a community school in huddersfield.trevor bowen said: "the safety and welfare of students is our number one priority and i can assure you that this situation is being taken extremely seriously." back now to the story that is dominating the headlines at the moment — brexit — and throught the day we're looking in more detail at how brexit will affect the nhs, across key areas including staffing, the supply of vital medicines and access to new treatments. the health secretary matt hancock has told mps that, although a "no—deal" scenario is "unlikely, the government is preparing for all eventualities. let's speak now to our health correspondent catherine burns, who's at milton keynes hospitalfor us. catherine, let's talk more about the impact of brexit on staffing and workforce —— what are your main findings so far? well, no—deal brexit is a thing that eve ryo ne well, no—deal brexit is a thing that everyone is most worried about, obviously. one of the issues as medication, getting vital drugs food patients, there has been

huddersfield are currently bottom of the table. about 15 minutes left to play.ooked to be heading for their first win at villa park in ia years, lukas jutkiewitz put them in front. but villa equalised and then what a moment this was for boyhood fanjack grealish to put them 2—1 up. tammy abraham scored a villa penalty before blues got another goal back, but then this stunning solo goal from full back alan hutton sealed a win for dean smith‘s side in one of the great derby games between these teams. mick mccarthy says that he is honoured and excited to be back with the republic of ireland. his two year contract, 16 years after his first spell in charge, has been confirmed by the fai today. he replaces martin o‘neill who was sacked last week. he will hope to take the republic to euro 2020 with four matches scheduled to take place in dublin. dundalk manager stephen kenny has been appointment as under 21 coach and he will take over from mccarthy after the 2020 finals. the copa libertadores final between buenos aires rivals boca juniors and river plate has been postpo

huddersfield have yet to win this season in the league, fulham are just two points better off in 19tha long—range strike against the bar that's the best of the chances are far. there is no commentary on five live and updates on our website. without a goal, 21 minutes gone. stoke city wingerjames mcclean has been warned by the fa for his use of offensive language on social media. he posted his anger at abuse he received over not wearing a poppy, describing some stoke fans as "cavemen" whilst the fa told mcclean off, they did say any abuse received by the player was unacceptable. the irish internationalfeels the fa are turning a blind eye to the sectarian abuse. 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 alwa

when huddersfield play fulham. a much needed boost for rafa benitez.fter ten games. we went against good team that was doing well and had a lot of confidence. to win the way we did with everybody behind the team playing well with substitutions coming from the bench, i think it was very positive for everyone. west ham beat burnley 11—2 at the london stadium. it was one all at half—time — so a brilliant second half. club—record signing felipe anderson, bought for £112 million, yet to hit top form at west ham with two goals in the second half. javier hernandez adding the gloss with a fourth late on. here's today's results in full. everton beat brighton 3—1. arsenal and liverpool in action. norwich top the championship tonight after a 4—0 win over sheffield wednesday. sheffield wednesday they move above sheffield united who lost away to nottingham forest. derby are in third after an impressive victory at home to birmingham. bottom of the table ipswich drew at home to preston, in paul lambert‘s first match since being appointed as manager. there were wins f

a late equaliser for west ham denied huddersfield back—to—back league wins for first time since februaryow without a win in seven league games after conceding late against watford. spurs won by a goal to nil at crystal palace. in germany, leaders borussia dortmund beat bayern munich 3—2, marco reus getting both equalisers for dortmund after robert lewandowski twice put bayern ahead. elsewhere there were wins for the bottom two — stuttgart and fortuna dusseldorf, and borussia monchengladbach beat werder bremen 3—1. the excitement ahead of the superclasico, the argentinian derby between river plate and boca juniors in the copa libertadores final has had to be put on hold as the match has been postponed because of rain. the two teams have met plenty of times in domestic competition but this is the first time they will meet in south america's biggest club tournament. but heavy downpours in buenas aires have left the pitch at boca's la bombonera stadium submerged and completely unplayable. the match has been rescheduled for sunday. the second leg is due to be played at river's stadium in two

huddersfield drew 1—1 with west ham. southampton against watford finished 1—1 as well.mouth 2—1. in the scottish premiership, hearts stay top despite losing 1—0 to kilmarnock. the bottom of the table clash between dundee and st mirren finished 1—1. stjohnstone move up to fouth after a 4—0 victory over hamilton. celtic and rangers both play tomorrow. world champion lewis hamilton will start on pole for sunday's brazilian grand prix. hamilton finished just ahead of his former title rival sebastian vettel after a tight, tense battle in qualifying, with their team—mates valtteri bottas and kimi raikkonen back in third and fourth. vettel, though, faces an investigation after failing to follow stewards' instructions at the weighbridge. he has recieved a fine. england's opening match in the women's world twenty20 against sri lanka was abandoned without a ball being bowled after heavy rain on the island of st lucia. both teams collect one point each, and england's next group a game is against bangladesh tomorrow at the same venue. india take on pakistan and australia face irela

four men who were part of a gang of twenty which groomed, and sexually abused vulnerable girls in huddersfieldeen three and seventeen years. the judge at leeds crown court said their offending "defied understanding." the gang's ring—leader was given a life sentence last month. fake news on social media is being blamed for damaging parents' faith in vaccines. england's chief medical officer professor dame sally davies has been speaking on the 30th anniversary of the introduction of the combined measles, mumps and rubella — or mmr — vaccine. she says online myths are behind a fall in children getting the jab. james gallagher reports. this is an almost forgotten site in the uk, measles is one of the most contagious diseases in the world. for most it's unpleasant, but it can be deadly if it spreads to the lungs or brain. vaccination is why we now have so few cases. this is the mmr, it protects against measles as get —— as well as mumps and rubella but discredited claims by this man walked faith in the vaccine. he said, mark causes autism and was struck off the medical register in the uk. but, his

in case you missed it, huddersfield town won their first thank you for that.affiti. one of his best—known works is a series of paintings on the side of israel's controversial security barrier. now he has re—created it for a travel fair in london. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. banksy and notoriety go hand in hand, but in a career that is hardly short of controversy, this probably his most controversial work. well, a replica, at least — an installation promoting tourism to the west bank. focusing on this here, this gives an idea about what's going on on the ground in palestine, how palestinians are suffering because of the israeli occupation in palestine. israel calls it a security barrier, a necessary weapon to combat violence and protect its people. the palestinians see it as a symbol of oppression and occupation. banksy has previously opened a hotel in the shadow of the barrier, and this recreation is subtly different. the wall is not broken, but in this replica that banksy made here, it's a broken wall. and i think he's kind of making a statement about — th

huddersfield drew with west ham. it was goalless between leicester and burnley.draw. hearts are still top of the scottish premiership despite losing to kilmarnock. dundee drew with st mirren and st johnstone thrashed hamilton academical. celtic and rangers are both playing tomorrow. lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's brazilian grand prix on pole. back on the track after winning his 5th world title a fortnight ago, the briton overcame testing conditions and a dramatic near miss — to qualify fastest at interlagos.

huddersfield drew with west ham. it was goalless between leicester and burnley.stle beat bournemouth and southampton—watford was a draw. hearts are still top of the scottish premiership despite losing to kilmarnock. dundee drew with st mirren and st johnstone thrashed hamilton academical. celtic and rangers are both playing tomorrow. lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's brazilian grand prix on pole. back on the track after winning his 5th world title a fortnight ago, the briton overcame testing conditions and a dramatic near miss — to qualify fastest at interlagos. that's it from me. but there's plenty more on the bbc sport website, including live boxing commentary as tony bellew bids to make history tonight. back now to the commemorations marking the centenary of the end of the first world war, and the queen has led members of the royal family in a special festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall. here's sarah campbell. aneis an e is of the 100 of anniversary of the 1918 armistice, the audience stood to give thanks to all of those who fought and died in

in sunday's other premier league match huddersfield started the day bottom of the table but a 2—0 victory4th. two goals from aaron mooy helped them to a deserved victory. in spain, sevilla went to the top of la liga — one point ahead of barcelona — after a narrow win over real valladolid — portuguese forward andre silva with the only goal there. elsewhere, girona beat espanyol while atletico bilbao had to settle for a draw with getafe. in the late kick off, villa real are currently leading betis 2—0. in italy, second—placed napoli dropped two valuable points in their serie a title chase when they were held to a 0—0 draw at home by chievo. elsewhere, empoli come from 2—0 down to beat atalanta 3—2. and lazio snatched a 1—1 draw against ac milan. croatia have beaten holders france to win their second davis cup title. holding a 2—1 lead heading into sunday's singles rubbers, marin cilic had the chance to give croatia the trophy and his straight—sets win over lucas pouille was enough. this is the final staging of the team competition in its current format before it changes next year. croatia l

boy is to be charged with assault over an attack on a 15—year—old syrian refugee, at a school in huddersfield boy to the floor by his neck before pouring water over his face. our correspondent chi chi izundu is here. what more do we know about this? this was hosted a month ago and has been viewed 2 million times. it shows a group of school children walking across a playing field. one kid appears to headbutt the other before pinning him down on the ground by the throat and pouring a bottle of water over his face. west yorkshire police say they conducted a thorough investigation when the incident was reported the day after the video was shot. a 16—year—old youth has been interviewed and reported for summons, for an offence of assault. he's due to appear at a youth court in due course. west yorkshire police also said safeguarding measures have been put in place for the victim and the victim's family. a gofundme page has been set up. the school, almondbury community school, say they are working with police over their enquiries and the safety and welfare of students is our number one priority and

meanwhile huddersfield started the day bottom of the table but a 2—0 victory at wolves sees them moves side with 2 wins and a draw. two goals from aaron mooy helped them to a deserved victory. new republic of ireland manager mick mccarthy insists he's happy enough that he'll be replaced after the euro 2020 campaign. just a warning — there's some flash photography coming up. he was officially unveiled in dublin this afternoon — returning to the role 16 years after his first spell in charge. the fai have said dundalk boss stephen kenny will take over after the euros, managing the republic's under—21s in the meantime. the copa libertadores final between buenos aires rivals boca juniors and river plate has been postponed again. violence before yesterday's second leg saw the match put back 2a hours. some boca players were injured as their bus was attacked by river plate fans on the way to the stadium in buenos aires, and organisers say it wouldn't be fair to stage the match this evening. a new date will be decided on tuesday. the formula i season has ended with a victory in the final race

huddersfield score at home for the first time this season, but is it enough to see off fulham in thegue? good evening. after the fourth fatal stabbing in london in less than a week, the city's mayor has warned it could take a decade to bring knife crime under control. in the past week, two men and two teenage boys have been stabbed to death. the rise in violent crime has provoked a new debate about cuts in police numbers in england and wales. so far this year, 118 people have been killed in london. 73 of those deaths were caused by fatal knife attacks. more than a third of all recorded knife crime in england and wales happens in london. as our home editor mark easton explains, the changing nature of london's gang culture is also a majorfactor. hundreds of extra police are on the streets of the capital tonight as officers respond to a wave of deadly stabbings thought to be driven by drug gangs. this arrest in a graveyard is connected to the latest killing in croydon. tragically we have had four murders since the middle of last week across a number of boroughs, none of them connected.