leicester city beat liverpool in the pick of the matches in the third round of the matches in the third round of the fa cup. —— off to a fantastic start. and a century forjonny ba i rstow start. and a century forjonny bairstow as england have a big win over the west indies in the first one day international of the series. if there were questions before the england lionesses' opening world cup qualifying match about the impact on the team of the racism allegations made against their coach mark sampson, they could hardly have been a nswered sampson, they could hardly have been answered more unequivocally. 6—0 was the score at home to russia, with the score at home to russia, with the team making a point of celebrating with sampson after the opening goal. let's go live to prenton park and our sports news correspondent katie gornall. quite a night for the team and their coach. we spoke in the build—up to the game how much it had been dominated by the allegations, which he denied, he needed not just a the allegations, which he denied, he needed notjust a result but a performance and he got b

leicester city ended up winning. 2—1.0 five minutes to go. —— 0jha zaki. —— shinji 0kazaki. 0ther talking points from the other games. swansea city against watford. tammy abraham got the opener for swa nsea tammy abraham got the opener for swansea city. but andre gray and richarlison getting the winners for watford. it is early days, still only six games played, but that is an impressive top five with watford looking good in sixth position. excellent performances by all those top four teams and at the bottom, sadly, crystal palace... when that change? we are still without a goal. very difficult for them. you can see how important this game is for leicester city against liverpool if they can get back into it. thank you very much indeed for the moment. celtic already look ominously in control in the scottish premiership after just seven league games this season. the gulf in class between brendan rodgers side and their old firm rivals rangers was clear to see. celtic extended their their run of unbeaten domestic games to 57

leicester city have their own game—changer.left liverpool furious with his methods. jordan henderson restored the 2—goal advantage with this first strike in more than one year for the rouble. 90 seconds laterjurgen klopp was again feeling sick as his side handed jamie vardy his sixth goal against liverpool and just four matches. he should have had another after simon mignolet brought him down but roles reversed and liverpool held on for their first victory in five games. liverpool conceding two. same old defensive problems, they want to win the title, they have to sort that out. yes, but so many positives, coutinho back on the goal sheet, mo salah has already scored six goals. jordan henderson getting back in the way of scoring goals. but we have not spoken about this. the candidate for being last on match of the day. no shots on target in the first half. barnet against huddersfield town. nine points from six games so bomb at huddersfield can both be pleased with their stars. swansea against watford. andre gray opened up the sc

leicester city have played four of last season's top six.nny simpson seemed to handball just off the in the game danny simpson seemed to handballjust off the line and bournemouth should have had a penalty. leicester city had their chances. but for both sides just one win in seven league games. riyadh mahrez was left on the bench for leicester. it finished 0—0. we had so many good opportunities today to score that we have to look at that and our own impact on that. we will bank on the players and other data scored three or four. i am enthused by the performance and it was very positive and we were excellent with the ball and there was a nice balance in the team. our first clean sheet, a huge moment as well. 0n reflection it was a hard earned point and we had to defend in numbers and we showed resilience. we show that last week, but got done on the counterattack. but today it was not quite happening for us and we did not have that sharpness and the quality on the ball that we can have. we can hurt teams. we are in the second half of the big ga

at the third round stage thanks to second half goals from shinji okazaki and islam slimani for leicester cityrther pressure on jurgen klopp with his side currently eighth in the premier league and now out of this competition. while delle ali sent tottenham through, bournemouth needed extra time to beat fellow south coast side brighton. and bakary sako‘s first goal in over two years gave crystal palace the win against huddersfield town that took them through to the last 16. staying with football, it's been a busy night of european women's world cup qualifiers with england putting six past russia. toni duggan scored twice, with four other england players finding the net. elsewhere, there was an emphatic 6—1 victory for norway over slovakia, while also in group 3, the republic of ireland beat northern ireland 2—0. there were also wins for euro 2017 runners—up denmark along with germany while belgium put 12 past moldova. well, england manager mark sampson had dominated the headlines in the build—up to the russia game after chelsea striker eniola alu ko made allegations — which he denies — of bull

now time for a few stories worth a mention tonight, starting with how leicester city missed out on signingcester believed they'd completed a £22 million dealfor the player from sporting lisbon but fifa rejected their application to register the player because it came just after the deadline of the summer transfer window. leicester are appealing against the decision. former two—weight world champion carl frampton has confirmed jamie moore is his new trainer. frampton recently ended his long—term relationship with manager barry mcguigan and his trainer, son shane. and there could be a shake—up of the women's super league on the cards. bbc sport understands it could become a one—tier league but only for clubs that have full—time players. the plans could come into play in a year's time, ready for the start of the next season. cricket now and the third and final test between england and west indies starts tomorrow. after a surprise victory for the windies in the last test at headingley, it's all to play for. the match at lord's is england's final test before they face australia in the first ash

there is no place for leicester city strikerjamie vardy who is nursing an injury.he possibility ofa is included despite the possibility of a piece band for a hand gesture in england's last game. perhaps the inclusion of fabian delph is the most eye—catching, he has not played in international football since late 2015 that he has broken into the manchester city squad of late. he has not been fortunate with injuries. he is at a club where chances have been limited, but he has dug in. he has fought his way into their side and he is playing well. he has not had as many games as we would like. but we have got the situation in midfield where we need to have more competition for places, and more alternatives, and we think he is a player that can provide that. leading the line for england in the upcoming qualifiers this sure to be harry kane, he has beenin this sure to be harry kane, he has been in prolific goal scoring form for tottenham hotspur, even drawing comparisons to the likes of lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo. comparisons to the likes of lionel messi and crist

leicester city missed out on signing midfielder adrien silva by 1a seconds.on to register the player because it came just after the deadline of the summer transfer window. leicester are appealing against the decision. former two weight world champion carl frampton has confirmed jamie moore as his new trainer. frampton recently ended his long term relationship with manager barry mcguigan and his trainer—son shane. the wales and lions fly—half dan biggar will join northampton from ospreys next summer. after more than 10 years in south wales, biggar will move to franklin's gardens after completing this season with ospreys. biggar has won 56 caps for wales and was a member of the british & irish lions squad in new zealand this summer. and before i go, there's time to let you know that the bbc get inspired unsung hero award is open for nominations. it's designed to recognise those who devote their free time to help people in grass—roots activities. you can find everything you need to know at: bbc.co.uk/unsunghero. that's all sport for now. leah boleto has more in

leicester city missed out on signing silva by 14 seconds.wever fifa rejected their application to register the player because it came just after the deadline of the summer transfer window. leicester are appealing against that decision. the labour party has called for a ban on gambling firms sponsoring football shirts. with 25 of the 92 league clubs including nine of 20 premier league sides currently engaged in such sponsorships, the shadow digital culture media secretary for sport said it was time to ta ke secretary for sport said it was time to take action. last year, punters lost £13.8 billion on gambling. that's £5 billion more than in 2008. in the last few years, £1.4 billion has been spent on advertising. kids more than ever are exposed to gambling ads and it's no surprise to me then that gambling addiction's gone up by an estimated third in recent yea rs. gone up by an estimated third in recent years. there's a problem. the current arrangements are not fit for purpose. we are asking football clu bs purpose. we are asking football clubs

leicester city is owned by someone nobody knew about.rcises and as far as they are concerned, most of the money is going abroad. in the old days, there used to be reaganite trickle—down economics. the big clubs paid the lower division clubs. now they pay all sorts of foreign clubs. this owners think if they can get into the premier league and brand themselves, look at what has happened by psg. they are owned by the qatar state. they pay 198 million, a bit than what you might be getting from the bbc, for neymar. why? because qatar is saying this is our soft path. maybe that is a solution for kim. perhaps if he paid 198 million for neymar and they could say that north korea has a great footballer. maybe that is the solution. if only! i am a fan of the best club in the united kingdom, ipswich town. we have secured a new striker from rangers, so we have done our acquisition in the uk. it does seem that when other clubs see that an english club is making an acquisition, the price goes up. people can pay more, so they do. we play very exciting

a goal from ngolo kante helped chelsea to a 2—1win over his former side leicester city.le. hearts had the best chances at murrayfield butjoe hearts had the best chances at murrayfield but joe lewis hearts had the best chances at murrayfield butjoe lewis was in very good form indeed. aberdeen moved level on points with celtic but they are behind them on goal difference. as like, motherwell beat kilmarnock for their third league win ina kilmarnock for their third league win in a row and rangers were co mforta ble win in a row and rangers were comfortable winners over dundee and there were draws between ross county and partick thistle, and st johnstone and hibernian. american tennis player sloane stephens has said she might as well retire now because she doesn't think she will because she doesn't think she will be able to top her triumph at the us open. the number 83 thrashed fellow american madison keys in straight sets at flushing meadows to win her first grand slam title. she only came back to playing competitively earlier this summer after 11 months out with a foot prob

langford was a scout for both leicester city and aston villa. i tried to do something about it.it happened to another two children. tony brien said he spoke to senior figures at aston villa about the abuse when he was 18 or 19 and claims he had conversations with these two men, assistant manager dave richardson and then manager graham taylor. last month he told the fa's independent enquiry into abuse, he felt taylor discouraged him from taking the matter further. hejust said to me, look, you're a young lad starting out in the game, i know you have just made your debut, could you really did with all the obscenities from the terraces? so he just suggested sweeping it under the carpet. it was a long time ago, are you sure that he said those words to you? i am exactly sure, yes. how did you react? i went into the kitchen where my mum was still doing the washing up and she said, well? and ijust told her. he told me to sweep it underneath the carpet and i broke down in tears. former england manager graham taylor died of a heart attack in january. dave richardson said, afterfinding out

leicester city missed out on signing midfielder adrien silva by 14 seconds.for him from sporting lisbon but fifa rejected their application to register the player because it came just after the deadline of the summer transfer window. leicester are appealing against the decision. and before i go, there's time to let you know that the bbc get inspired unsung hero award is open for nominations. it's designed to recognise those who devote their free time to help people in grass—roots activity and sports — and it's been expanded this year. you can find everything you need to know at bbc.co.uk/unsunghero that's all sport for now. one of the most powerful atlantic storms ever recorded, hurricane irma, is battering the caribbean islands of antigua, barbuda and anguilla. it is expected to move on to the british virgin islands, puerto rico, the dominican republic and haiti. the french cabinet minister has said the storm has already caused major damage in saint martin's, blowing the roofs of buildings and flooding homes. earlier my colleague spoke with blondel cluff, re

a goalfrom ngolo kante helped chelsea to a 2—1win over his former side leicester city.astle. aberdeen were held by a goalless draw against hearts. hearts had the better of the chances butjoe wilson and the crossbar were against them. aberdeen moved level on points with celtic but they are behind them on goal difference. motherwell beat kilmarnock for their third league win in a row and rangers were comfortable winners over dundee and there were draws between ross county and partick thistle, and stjohnstone and hibernian. and mary has won her third title in the great north run. coverage of mo farah in the men's raised is available right now on bbc one and that should finish in around 15 minutes. you cannot keep up—to—date on the bbc sport website where you can find details of the amateur runners as well. that is all the sport for now. more in the next hour. rohingya muslim rebels in myanmar have declared a unilateral one—month ceasefire, saying they want to ease the humanitarian crisis in the country. rebel attacks on security forces triggered a two—week military campaig

he'lljoin premier league champions chelsea from leicester city for £35 million.youzhny as he moved into the third round of the us open at flushing meadows. another former champion, rafa nadal, is also through. and britain's chris froome is still the man to beat in the vuelta a espana, but a crash and some technical difficulties means his lead was been trimmed to 59 seconds after stage 12. i'll be back with more on those stories just after ten. lovely, hugh, thank you very much. more than 1,000 people have died in devastating floods affecting india, bangladesh and nepal. the disaster has been caused by one of the heaviest monsoons on record and has left millions needing aid. across the globe, residents are still struggling to cope let's speak to mark pierce from save the children in dhaka, bangladesh and francis markus from the international red cross in nepal. 0bviously much of our media has been focused on events on the other side of the world, the flooding in houston and elsewhere. but i wonder, perhaps starting with you, mark, if you can paint a picture of wha

kick off, having been knocked out of the efl cup this week by the same team they face tomorrow, leicester cityive frailities still evident and something jurgen klopp is looking to address. it sounds like we have no points and we are the worst team in the league. that is a little bit how you talk. yes, we obviously have problems, thatis yes, we obviously have problems, that is why we only have eight points and not 15. that is the situation. we can make it more serious than it is, we can take it like it is. so manchester city top the table on goals scored and will fancy getting a few more when they play crystal palace, who are bottom, with five defeats from five and without a league goal this season. manchester united, who are level on points with their city rivals, are away at southampton. while tottenham take on west ham in the early kick off. for us, it is our way, we try to win. of course, we know very well what it means for our fans to play west ham. we will try to stay and to be ready to compete on to fight, to try to win. the most important thing is to try to get three points. for me, the

leicester city missed out on signing midfielder adrien silva by 1a seconds. bon but fifa rejected their application to register the player because it came just after the deadline of the summer transfer window. leicester are appealing against the decision. former two—weight world champion carl frampton has confirmed jamie moore as his new trainer. frampton recently ended his long term relationship with manager barry mcguigan and his trainer—son shane. that's all the sport for now, i will have more in the next hour. many thanks. we will go back to our top story, hurricane irma, moving east to west across the caribbean. it is expected, according to satellite tracking and projected models, to veer slightly north towards the weekend, meaning the florida keys and the great state of florida keys and the great state of florida could be hit. governor rick start tom okker scott has been explaining efforts to prepare for the arrival of hurricane irma. —— governor rick scott has been explaining. the national hurricane centre is recording but hurricane irma remains a dange

begin in leicester city and liverpool has just kicked off at the king power stadium, five minutes goneifference at the top ahead of manchester united. chelsea and totte n ha m manchester united. chelsea and tottenham making sure that they remain in touch with the victories but the top of the table looking very interesting half of the first five or six matches of the season. celtic increased their lead at the top of the scottish premiership and extended their unbeaten run of domestic games to 57 with victory or rangers. the old firm derby victory means that celtic goal five clear at the top. chris mclaughlin reports. into a cauldron of noise and colour, celtic swaggered, all the confidence ofa celtic swaggered, all the confidence of a side unbeaten domestically and 56 matches. they almost scored 1056 seconds. any mach one tackles are known to fly, the managers not see. no foul given or penalty for this clash either. no goals in the first half but minutes after the interval, it was no more than what celtic deserved for their dominance. the rangers boss pedro caixinha was less than impres

langford was a scout for both leicester city and aston villa. i tried to do something about it.n villa about the abuse when he was 18 or 19 and claims he had conversations with these two men, assistant manager dave richardson and then manager graham taylor. last month he told the fa's independent enquiry into abuse, he felt taylor discouraged him from taking the matter further. hejust said to me, look, you're a young lad starting out in the game, i know you have just made your debut, could you really deal with all the obscenities from the terraces? so he just suggested sweeping it under the carpet. it was a long time ago, are you sure that he said those words to you? i am exactly sure, yes. how did you react? i went into the kitchen where my mum was still doing the washing up and she said, well? and ijust told her. he told me to sweep it underneath the carpet and i broke down in tears. former england manager graham taylor died of a heart attack in january. dave richardson said, afterfinding out about the abuse from other boys, he spoke to taylor and then chairman, doug ellis and

leicester city missed out on signing midfielder adrien silva by 1a seconds. him from sporting lisbon but fifa rejected their application to register the player because it came just after the deadline of the summer transfer window. leicester are appealing against the decision. former two weight world champion carl frampton has confirmed jamie moore as his new trainer. frampton recently ended his long term relationship with manager barry mcguigan and his trainer—son shane. the bbc unsung hero award is open now for votes. you can find out everything you need to know at the bbc website website. catch up with the latest on the tennis pages at the bbc sport website. that's all from me. more in the next hour. one of the most powerful storms ever recorded in the atlantic has been battering the caribbean islands of antigua, barbuda and anguilla causing major damage. here are some of the latest pictures from st martin. this, according to the french interior minister, has resulted in severe damage. government buildings on the island are the most sturdy there, they've al

leicester city missed out on signing midfielder adrien silva by 1a seconds. orting lisbon but fifa rejected their application to register the player because it came just after the deadline of the summer transfer window. leicester are appealing against the decision. former two—weight world champion carl frampton has confirmed jamie moore as his new trainer. frampton recently ended his long term relationship with manager barry mcguigan and his trainer—son shane. that's all sport for now. keep up—to—date with all the stories on the bbc sport website including all the action from the us open. at the moment karolina pliskova is playing coco vandeweghe in the quarterfinal and nadal and roger federer will play in the quarterfinals later. that's bbc .co uk slash sports. i'll have more in sportsday at 6.30pm. thank you, we will see later. more reaction to the leaked home office immigration plans, which suggests restrictions will be placed on the number of low—skilled migrants from the eu, after britain leaves. here, companies that rely on eu workers have warned of the

translation: he has, because of the great in leicester city of his arm, the exact same ability, and canl of which is missing with the robot, but at least he did manage to hold it all together. it is interesting. obviously the robot is programmed, it is programmed based on the needs of these two particular singers that are collaborating with the robot. there is not much room, unfortunately, for improvisation, so you basically have to go with the robot. i think it is a little bit harder for andrei, since robot. i think it is a little bit harderforandrei, since he is visually impaired, so it is actually very, very difficult, but it seems to be working! so probably not the future of live music, but for the international festival of robotics, he was a pretty impressive finale. david sillito, bbc news. we will have robot forecasting the weather next, but we have alina jenkins. hello, storm aileen has cleared away eastwards, taking the gales with it, but still some gusty winds for a time this afternoon, especially along the east coast. some persistent rain across eastern parts of scotland, eas

leicester city's jamie vardy is among a host of players out injured. chapters have been limited that he has dug in. he has forced his way into their side and he is playing well. he has not had as many games as we would like. but we have got a situation in midfield where we need to have more competition for places and more alternatives and we think he isa and more alternatives and we think he is a player that can provide that. chris coleman has named his wales squad ahead of their final world cup qualifiers against georgia and the republic of ireland. they are second in the group — arsenal's aaron ramsey is in the squad and in—line to win his 50th cap. arsenal fans are still getting used to thursday nights in the europa league but they did win their first group game earlier this month against cologne. arsene wenger‘s side kick—off in around 25 minutes in belarus against bate borisov. we will play an experienced team, but we have a young bench. we have a tight schedule. it is an important game. that is why there is only one or two macro young players tha

example the premier league's wealthiest teams did not manage to win the titles they all lost to leicester city it's a team that doesn't have as big of a budget as others do this it is an excellent example of how you can build a strong team and work hard to achieve your goal there are good players are important but the also need to be able to work or he serves as a team this is most critical for success teams with a smaller budget can always challenge the richer peers like i did to go to my lead a more modest club whose heart of the heels of barcelona and their money to get it means that atletico work with you hard and can become a role model for food ball clubs with a small budget. will prosper what wouldn't you know the football today is a super profitable business what about young players who are just eighteen nineteen how difficult is it to stay calm reasonable when you become rich at such an early age is it really possible to continue focusing on food well i mean you had to go through all of this right what's your recipe i mean how did you manage to stay in touch with reality and not lose

langford was a scout for leicester city and aston villa.en he was 18 or 19 he claims he had conversations with these two men, assistant manager dave richardson, and then—manager graham taylor. last month, he told the fa's independent enquiry into abuse, he felt taylor discouraged him from taking the matter further. and hejust said to me, "look, you're a young lad starting out in the game," he said, "i know you've just made your debut, could you really be dealing with all the obscenities from the terraces? so i suggest, you sweep it under the carpet." it was a long time ago, are you sure he said those words to you? i'm exactly sure, yes. how did you react? i went into the kitchen when my mother was still doing the washing up, and she said, "well?" and ijust told her. "they told me to sweep it under the carpet." and i broke down in tears. former england manager graham taylor died of a heart attack in january. dave richardson said, afterfinding out about the abuse from other boys, he spoke to taylor and then chairman doug ellis sacked the scou

the former leicester city manager has been named the head coach of eldon's second—tier side there.can's london derby against tottenham hotspur with all proceeds going to victim's families and survivors of this week's earthquake in mexico. the clu b week's earthquake in mexico. the club will double the figure raised by the auction before donating the total amount to an appeal organised by their striker have they are hernandez and his fellow mexico international may calljd relief effort in mexico city and surrounding areas. relay silver medallist dan wallace lost his elite podium funding and was suspended for three month by british and scottish swimming after admitting drink—driving earlier this year. scottish commonwealth champion ross murdoch had his bull budding restored after encouraging performances at this summer's world jackiejudge. the performances at this summer's world jackie judge. the european performances at this summer's world jackiejudge. the european one elite podium funding last year after a disappointing rio olympics. scotland's katrina matthew has been appointed yo

leicester. in spain's la liga barcalona are currently 3—0 up against city rivals espanyol.voc, he's got his hattrick. into the final quarter of an hour of this match. 0nto cricket and england have won the series against west indies, beating them convincingly in the third and final test at lord's in london. the day after claiming his 500th test wicket, james anderson followed it with career—best figures of 7 for a2, as the tourists were bowled out for 177. england then needed 107 to win, which they got with nine wickets to spare, to win the series 2—1. iam i am thusly disappointed to be beaten at lord's. but overall i really proud of the guys. we copped a lot of criticism after edgbaston and to rally back, put up a good finale in this last test match at lord's was commendable. i have seen a lot of positives from this group. i have seen a lot of fight that we haven't seen in west indies cricket for a long time. hopefully we can keep digging in good performances. fantastic week. the lads at the back showing great composure to get across the line as they did, they played with t

city chiefs. onto rugby union and not for the first time, england won't be able to call on manu tuilagi for the autumn internationals after the leicesterrst match of the premiership season. our rugby reporter chris jones has more. it was only a couple of days ago that the england head coach said he would be prepared to forgive manu tuilagi and his latest bout of ill discipline which saw him sent home from the england training camp last month but his injury curse has struck again. he has been plagued by injuries for the best part of four yea rs, injuries for the best part of four years, he had onlyjust come back from a long—standing knee problem and his first competitive game since january, he strained his knee playing on sunday. he needs surgery, he will be out for about 12 weeks which rules him out of the autumn internationals for england. he might not have been involved anyway, because of his lack of game time and his disciplinary laps as well but the bigger question is, will we ever see this once destructive centre back to a sustained period of form and fitness? finally, liverpool manager jurgen klopp has shown his support for a you

leicester have 46% and charters in this you might have more. of the 21 large city that take the national assessment of progress, the nate test, they are the fastest improving over the last decade, d.c.'s. that is charters in district. >> about half-and-half. >> and, there improving faster than any state. so rapid improvement, charters perform better but i would say the district has embraced proud reforms in part because they lost so many kids to the charters. competition has spurred innovation on both sides. denver is interesting because the other two were not done by an elected school board. in d.c., congress created a public school board. >> in the mayor's ultimately in charge. >> that's right. the mayor points that board. in new orleans the state legislator was so fed up they took all the 17 schools performing below the average and put it in a recovery school district which gradually turn them over to charter operators. the state did it in new orleans in congress created the possibility of this in d.c. in denver at a decade ago, the elected school board and supe

city. tottenham won 3—0 at everton, champions chelsea defeated leicester 2—1, arsenal were 3—0 winners at bournemouthampton 2—0. in the scottish premiership, aberdeen failed to go back to the top of the table after drawing 0—0 at hearts. motherwell took all three points against kilmarnock. it was a point apiece for ross county and partick and stjohnstone drew with hibernian. it is finals weekend at the us. open and there is some british success. jimmy murray has five grand slam doubles titles, he and martina hingis won at wimbledon over the summerand hingis won at wimbledon over the summer and there are no us. open mixed doubles champions. they this evening, alfie hewett and gordon reid are in the wheelchair doubles final and reid are in the wheelchair doubles finaland in the reid are in the wheelchair doubles final and in the next few minutes, madison keys and sloane stephens face each other in the women's final. all the details on the bbc sport website. thank you. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. hurricane it has been a day of mixed

leicester. there are road closures whilst police continue their investigations. just to repeat, two linked stabbing incident in which five people were injured in the early hours of this morning in sheffield cityt as soon as we get it. washington has pulled most of its diplomats out of havana, following mysterious attacks on staff. the cuban government says the decision is "hasty" and will affect relations between the two countries. our us correspondent barbara plett usher reports. this was supposed to mark the beginning of better relations between cuba and the united states, but little more than a year after the mission was formally reopen in havana, us employees began reporting hearing loss and other mystery health problems. the americans now say their diplomats are being attacked. they don't know by whom all by what exactly but they've decided it's no longer safe for them, only a skeleton staff will stay. the cuban government has denied any role in this bizarre and troubling episode. it's been helping with the investigation. relations had already begun to strain in the weight of the new president whose roll some elements of detante. you'll see what's happening but they did some bad things.

city of culture. it is frustrating we do not hear all this. number one is bright and beat off competition from leicesterdiff taking high positions. but edinburgh came out very bad. very strange because we think positive things about edinburgh. i think it is about the weather, it must be. and also, people live in these places. i have been to hull loads and it is a great place, it is mean to say it is not a happy place. there are not on the bottom in this one. you will be back in one hour, we will see you then, thank you. coming up in the next hour... what is wrong with him? he does that now when he eats ham! the comedian rob beckett has been telling us how moving back home in his twenties provided plenty of material for his new sitcom. headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. coming up before nine, stav will have the weekend's weather for you. but first at 08:30, a summary of this morning's main news. armed police and military personnel will be at key locations across the uk, after the terror threat alert was raised to "critical" — the highest possible level —

manchester city midfielder fabian dell features in the gareth southgate squad for the first time. he won the last of his nine caps almost two years ago. leicesters been unfortunate with injuries, he is honestly at a club where chances have been a bit limited, but he has dug in, forced his way into their side and is playing well. he obviously hasn‘t had as many games as we would have liked, but we have got a situation in midfield where we need to have more accommodation for places, and more alternatives. and we think he is a player that can provide that. chris como has named his wales squad ahead of their final world cup cruyff eyes against georgia and the republic of ireland. they are second in the group. arsenal‘s aaron ramsey is in the squad and in line to win his 50th cap. bayern munich coach carlo ancelotti has parted company with a clu b ancelotti has parted company with a club less than 24 hours after their defeat to one of his former clubs, paris st germain, in the champions league. he had been in charge since last summer. he also led chelsea to a premier league and fa cup double in 2010, and has managed juventus, ac milan and real madri

leicester reach the fourth round. a couple of premier league sides have been knocked out by lower league opposition. bristol cityies in the scottish league cup tonight. hibs beat livingstone 3—2 and rangers needed extra time to win at partick. it's always nice making a century and even better when it is when you are opening for your country. jonny ba i rstow are opening for your country. jonny bairstow reached 100. ben stokes ended up winning the same amount of runs. a huge performance from england as they take the lead in the five match series. it has obviously been a long—time coming. i made my debut a long time ago in cardiff and it's been a bit of a rollercoaster in od! it's been a bit of a rollercoaster in 0d! to date. it's been nice to play a little bit more recently and yeah i hope it's a stepping block for things to come. have you ever been given a present you really didn't want? how would you react?|j how would you react? i got some catch—up from an auntie once and my mum gave me the look to say i had to say thank you. i suppose you could put it to use. not if you are a juventus fad who got a shirt of a