sat down with martin glenn after and we had an off—camera briefing.ut given the allegations that already existed from mark samson because of any alu ko‘s claims existed from mark samson because of any aluko‘s claims of racism, this isa any aluko‘s claims of racism, this is a convenient way to dismiss a troublesome employee? we had a couple of people suggest as we should look at is wider employment record. we asked for it to be released and it was. many people will look at this and suggest isa people will look at this and suggest is a convenient way to get rid of mark samson, because of the ongoing scrutiny he is under. be two different things. the concerns aluko raised about perceived bullying and racism, we have investigated those properly and there have been two separate investigations which have concluded there is no systematic evidence for that. this is a different issue, it is about his conduct before his time at the fa, which we judge isn't consistent with the standards and fa employee needs to show. is mark samson fit to work asa to show. is ma

and why is it that the fa chief executive martin glenn, who admitted he knew about that safeguardingber 2015, did not even ask to see the full details of the report until last week when it was brought to the attention of the fa by two anonymous whistle—blowers who suggested it might be a good idea for the fa to have a look at his employment record. here is martin glenn today explaining to the bbc why he did not see fit to look into that case at an earlier point. safeguarding anonymity and confidentiality and i did not think it was my place or the place of fa management to enquire about the details of the case. clearly, once they were made known not the safeguarding issue but we are judged he could not be an employee of the fa any more. we had a couple of people suggest in light of the scrutiny on mark, we should take a look at his wider employment record. we requested the case be released and it was. you have mentioned the parliamentary enquiry due next month and the sports minister has been describing this as a mess. will the parliamentary enquiry be the end of this? i think it depe

nevertheless, the fa board expressing their confidence in martin glenn and chairman greg clarke. that a similar situation will not occur again now or in the future. so it would appear, as far as the fa board are concerned, case closed, move on, nothing more to see, but not yet. perhaps not yet, damien collins the chair of the culture, media and sport committee, he wants to see fa officials before him and his panel of mps next month. they will come in for sustained scrutiny about who knew what and when. this matter is not overjust yet. the decision to overturn a ban on the home nations' football teams wearing poppies expected from fifa in the coming weeks, has been described as ‘common sense‘ by the managers of two of the countries as well as the sports minister tracey crouch. last year england, scotland, wales and northern ireland were all fined by fifa for their use of the poppy to commemorate armistice day deeming it to be a political symbol. prince william and prime minister theresa may was among those to criticise the decision. but we‘re expecting the laws to be changed in ti

of fa staff with safeguarding allegations against him, martin glenn.l it took until last wednesday for him to look at this, the claim that two people came forward. i put it to martin glenn yesterday that this was perhaps very convenient timing given the enquiries into eni aluko but he denied that and said it was separate issues the fa had to be seen to be doing the right thing. thank you richard conway, that's all the sport for now. rescuers in mexico city, with the help of hundreds of volunteers, have been working into the night through thunderstorms and downpours in a search for survivors of tuesday's devastating quake, which has killed more than 230 people. now the country's foreign minister, luis videgaray caso, has appealed for international help saying mexico urgently needs highly specialised equipment and crews with expertise to aid the desperate search efforts. perhaps the most agonising search was at a junior school where 21 children, aged between seven and 13, were killed when the building collapsed. at least 30 children are still missing. bu

nothing in that report changed until martin glenn read it last week.nable. so it was substantiated enough of a chief executive, last week, to say, you had to go. nothing had changed, so it had been there all the time. that's the worrying part. so in that case, do you think that the fa should have an investigation into the way they handled the controversy over mark sampson? yes, absolutely. there's a process in place, and it's very, very clear that process has not been followed. how can the chief executive demand that he loses his job when he read a report last week, when that report was exactly the same, and is the conclusion from 2015? but when things are so unclear what confidence will it give a young woman that they should come forward and take part in the game? kirsty, that's the problem. that is a big problem that women in football have. women's football has been on a high. a lot of that is because of mark's coaching ability on the field. we know that. he has done a good job on the field. but how we go to retain more women if they feel that they a

i put it to martin glenn yesterday that this was perhaps very convenient timing giving the enquiriesis episode reflects badly on the structure and governance of the fa. people would say, i was it that someone like mark sampson could have taken up thejob someone like mark sampson could have taken up the job of england manager when the fa had information within their grasp which, when it became fully known, murrin —— meant mark sampson could not continue. how was he appointed? who signed off on that? why was he able to continue in that? why was he able to continue in thatjob for so long that? why was he able to continue in that job for so long before the leadership of the football association called up that evidence to look at it fully and decided to let him go? england take on the west indies in trent bridge injust england take on the west indies in trent bridge in just under england take on the west indies in trent bridge injust under an hour in the second one day international of their five match series. england eased to victory on tuesday in the first match. jonny bairstow hit a ce

this matter has dragged on for months, today when we were summoned to wembley at short notice martin glennlained the decision. i think there will also be scrutiny of his actions, he says he knew in november katie gornall, bbc news. richard conway is at wembley. katie says this raises questions for the fa, how damaging is it. i think it's very damaging. we had a strong statement from sports minister tracey crouch. that will be reflected in the coverage around as i think. this matter has dragged on for months, today when we we re dragged on for months, today when we were summoned to wembley at short notice martin glenn and the chief executive explained the decision. i think there will also be scrutiny of his actions, he says he knew in november 2015 about a safeguarding report but didn't look into the details. 0nly last week did he look at the report after two an unnamed individuals said they had made him aware of the contents. a lot will follow in the fa over their recruitment methods and the way they have handled this damaging to the team, mark sampson having great success with them but no

the fa board expressing their confidence in martin glenn and chairman greg clarke.ould appear, as far as the fa board are concerned, case closed, nothing more to see, but not yet. damien collins the chair of the culture, media and sport committee, he wants to see fa officials before him and his panel of mps next month. they will come in for sustained scrutiny about who knew what and when. this matter is not overjust yet. gareth barry will break the premier league appearance record tonight. more than 19 years since his debut as a teenager for aston villa. match number 633 is for a different team, west brom at arsenal tonight, if selected of course. so at the age of 36 he'll surpass the previous mark set by ryan giggs. i'm really proud to have reached that number, you know. i've just said before they go so quickly. 20 years ago, i remember my debut really well. since then, so much has happened. i ended up getting to this number which is myself, and my family were proud to reach that great achievement. so, not something now because you're still out there doing yourjob,

but he need not have worried everything is going very nicely for him right now recently glenn martin has won the coveted award with his cash for two hundred fifty thousand euros. intended to give talented young bees. honors a boost the award was based in part on these creations. because of course that is cool because the jury that is supposed the award is made up of key figures in the fashion industry and i tell myself if they thought i deserve this award if it was about amounts to wonderful confirmation they could give us real quick. denmark and has been creative director of the french why project label since two thousand and thirteen. he creates fashions for both men and women some of his pieces are unisex. his very latest women's collection is among his most adventurous go dresses was train. shorts wrapped in organza. spirals to let go. shirts with four sleeves. legs that show skin oh yeah what i'm aiming for is to show a person's various sides we all have several facets sometimes you're more a business person sometimes more lover or a party or. you should give expression to these

with barely an hour to go before his latest creations if the catwalk thirty three year old glenn martin splits around backstage nipping and talking and making sure everything fits perfectly right. i even used to put on sunglasses because i'd been. so nervous about the show workers it is i don't want anyone to see my eyes and realize how terrorized and stressed i was at that if it is up to a professor. but he need not have worried everything is going very nicely for him right now recently glenn martin's won the coveted on dom fashion award with his cash first of two hundred fifty thousand euros. intended to give talented young designers a boost the award was based in part on these creations. that is cool because the jury that is supposed the award is made up of key figures in the fashion industry and i tell myself if they thought i deserve this award that it was about amounts to a wonderful confirmation they could give us a quick. denmark and has been creative director of the french why project label since two thousand and thirteen. he creates fashions for both men and women some of his

internationals the fa board expressing their confidence in martin glenn and chairman greg clarke.ld appear as far as the fa board are concerned, case closed, nothing more to see, but not yet, damien collins the chair of the culture, media and sport committee, he wants to see fa officials before him and his panel of mps next month. they will come in for sustain scrutiny about who knew what and when. this matter is not overjust yet. gordon strachan‘s announced his squad for the two world cup qualifying matches that will seal scotland's fate next month. leeds captain liam cooper has been recalled. leigh griffiths is one of six celtic players in the squad which is one with few shocks. after winning their last two games. scotland face slovakia and slovenia in october. knowing victory in both would all but guarantee a play—off spot. this is huge. they all want to be involved in it. between them and the five million people who are supporting us, who i know are supporting us, who i know are supporting us, who i know are supporting us because i bumped into them every day, that we are looki

campbell, the head of women's football at the fa, has given her full support to their chief executive martin glennoach mark sampson. he was sacked earlier this week for unacceptable behaviour with female players in a previous role, with some claiming the body was aware of the issues before he was appointed. i believe martin is doing an amazing job, turning around what is essentially a supertanker. he is an outstanding chief executive and i think he has handled this with complete integrity in terms of the process. 0ne game in the premier league today. brighton are taking newcastle. a win for newcastle would ta ke newcastle. a win for newcastle would take them to fourth in the table. we knew they were a good team in the championship. we think we can win. at least that we will go there and try to compete, confident that we can do it, but at the same time i think they will have the same feeling. aberdeen can move to second in a scottish premiership with a point away to motherwell. motherwell won the league cup match between the two last week. there are four more matches today on the opening weekend of

herfull head of women's football at the fa, has given her full support to their chief executive martin glenn of the sacking of england coach mark sampson. he was sacked earlier this week for unacceptable behaviour with female players in a previous role, with some claiming the body was aware of theissues some claiming the body was aware of the issues before he was appointed. i believe martin is doing an amazing job, turning around what is essentially a supertanker. he is a outstanding chief executive and i think he has handled this with com plete think he has handled this with complete integrity in terms of the process. manchester city continued their fantastic goal—scoring form in the premier league with a ramp and 5—0 win over crystal palace yesterday. they are now clear at the top on goal difference after scoring 16 goals without conceding in the last three games. there is an in vanderbilt record drug crystal palace. they have become the first tea m palace. they have become the first team in football league history to lose their first six matches without scoring a single goal. manchester u

executives to explain themselves and no doubt one question will be why the fa chief executive martin glenneguarding investigation as long ago as november 2015 and yet did not ask to see the full report until last week when the fa were tipped off by whistle—blowers. also white was a debate sat on that information for all that time? there is no suggestion sampson broken any laws but what he did was sufficient enough for him to be put on a safeguarding behavioural development course and yet in that time he was the subject of two further investigations into serious allegations made by eni aluko. all this once again raises issues around the government and due diligence of the government and due diligence of the fa and the year after it sacked sam alla rdyce the fa and the year after it sacked sam allardyce the men's england manager afterjust one match, its recruitment policies, and as the sports minister herself said, what a mess. thank you. the island of puerto rico in the caribbean is without power after hurricane maria hit the us territory. the storm has weakened slightly, but there were win

but the fa chief executive martin glenn, 5aid action now needed to be taken having read the report fully separate allegations of bullying and discrimination by forward eni aluko, but was cleared of any wrongdoing in two separate investigations. marcu5 ra5hford scored twice for manchester united as they beat championship 5ide, burton albion, 4—1, to ease into the fourth round of the efl cup. england head into the second one—day international against west indies at trent bridge later today. jonny bairstow‘s century helped the hosts take a 1—0 lead in the series. what a summer for chris froome! he won a bronze medal in the individual time trial at the world road championships in norway yesterday to add to his tour de france and vuelta a espana titles. after a serious feat of endurance, he goes and gets the time trial! he i5a he goes and gets the time trial! he is a machine. we have a treat this morning. have you not noticed ? we have a treat this morning. have you not noticed? are you disappointed? not at all! you made my morning! well recovered! good morning. how are you? very well. it i5

with barely an hour to go before his latest creations if the catwalk thirty three year old glenn martin splits around backstage nipping and talking and making sure everything fits perfectly right to the last second. of all if i even used to put on sunglasses because i'd be so nervous about the show because it is i didn't want anyone to see my eyes and realize how terrorized and stressed i was at that if it is up to the professor. but he need not have worried everything is going very nicely for him right now recently glenn martin's won the coveted fashion award with its cash first of two hundred fifty thousand euros. intended to give talented young designers a boost the award was based in part on these creations. that is cool because the jury that is stows the award is made up of key figures in the fashion industry and i tell myself if they thought i deserve this award that it was about amounts to a wonderful confirmation that both of us will quit. doing market has been creative director of the french why project label since two thousand and thirteen. he creates fashions for both men and

nevertheless the fa board expressing their confidence in martin glenn and chairman greg clarke. it would appear as far as the fa board are concerned, it is case closed, move on, nothing more to see, or perhaps not yet. damien collins, the chair of the culture, media and sport committee, he wants to see fa officials before him and his panel of mps next month. they will come in for sustained scrutiny about who knew what and when. the matter is not over yet. gordon strachan has named his scotland squad for their world cup qualifying matches next week. no major shocks — leeds captain liam cooper, has been recalled, and leigh griffiths is one of six celtic players in the squad to face slovakia and slovenia. after back—to—back wins against lithuania and malta earlier in the month, scotland go into these final two matches knowing that victory in both games would all but guarantee a play—off spot. gareth mcauley is back in the northern ireland squad for next month's qualifiers against germany and norway. the west brom defender has not featured in the squad since he limped off against az

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