wales's strength and conditioning co—star hugh bennett came tojapan as a conditioning co—star hugh bennettayer, and he's been back recently as part of a welsh rugby union delegation promoting rugby in kitakyushu. there's a lot of work behind—the—scenes that gone on into it, but for the players to experience the welcome, we've had great welcomes already from the plane and so on, but you have a training session with 15,000 at the stadium was outstanding. wales have already proved to be a big hit injapan and they can count kitakyushu as a home from home. now as they begin their question to win as they begin their question to win a first world cup, they will hope to win yet more fans along the way. and spain have returned home from beijing after winning the basketball world cup on sunday. having met the country's king and prime minister, the team showed off their trophy in front of tens of thousands of fans that took to the streets of madrid to celebrate the success. it's the second time that spain have won the world cup, the last time being back in 2006. they beat argentina. you can get all t

wales's strength and conditioning coach hugh bennett came to japan as a player and he has been backed recently as part of a welsh rugby union delegation promoting rugby. there is a lot of work going on, but for the players, just to feel the welcome, just for one. we've had some great welcome is already, as soon as some great welcome is already, as soon as we come here some great welcome is already, as soon as we come here off the plane, but throughout the training session, with 15,000 full capacity stadium, was outstanding. wales have orally proved to be a good hit injapan and they can count this place is a home from home. now as they begin their quest to win a first world cup, they will hope to earn yet more fans along the way. david pritchard, bbc news will stop that is all the time we have on sportsday, next on bbc news, it is the papers, but from the tea m news, it is the papers, but from the team here, it is good night. hello, good evening and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are james rampton, features writer for the independent,

hughes, bbc news. a baby boy who died after being pulled out of a river in greater manchester has been named locally as zakari bennettinformation. you just buy the box, and you connect it to the tv and then that's it. there's no sort of, like... well, maybe there is, but i don't remember it, a big introduction about, you know, if your child is this age, and this is what you can do, and this is what might happen. i don't know. now, mp5 are calling for action on what are called loot boxes, where gamers pay real money for virtual goods, such as packs of star players in fifa. they want a ban on selling them to children when there is an element of chance involved. some of the spending is also a form of gambling, we believe, in that people, rather than just purchasing items, are asked to spend some money to gamble that they might then get a new player for a football game, or some tool for a game that they‘re playing, like fortnite, which will help their play, and we think that is probably inappropriate that children should be able to gamble on games in that way. they can‘t gamble elsewhere. the mp5 say the companies behind