thank you very much, marie mccourt, and conor mcginn, labour mp.s good to hear you talking cross—party about working with the conservatives in order to bring this to pass. still to come on the programme. . . the man who's won the wildlife photographer of the year award for this fantastic picture will be here to tell us how he took it — and we'll also be speaking to two of the winners in the young photographer categories. the parents of 19 year old harry dunn who was killed in a crash while on his motorbike say president trump has told them that the suspect in his death won't be returning to the uk to face questioning. 42—year—old anne sacoolas went back to the united states days after the crash, after claiming diplomatic immunity. when harry's parents went to the white house last night to talk to the president about their case, he revealed she was waiting to meet them in the next room. charlotte charles and tim dunn said they felt "ambushed" by the offer but that they believed mr trump was "sincere" in his desire to help them. when we first got the

so, if this were brought in, mr mcginn, it would mean what for those who are already in jail?n about their victim's remains will be a considerable factor in determining whether they are released or not. yes. it would be a legal duty, it would place a legal duty for the first time that the parole board would have to consider whether this individual has disclosed information or not. it will become the law, it won't be arbitrary, it will be compulsory for that to be considered. can you explain to our audience, marie, why it is so important for you as helen's mum to have her remains? well, to lose a child or to lose anybody very close to you is hard. you know, a bereavement is hard but when that person has been murdered and their life has deliberately been taken... murder is not a nice death in any way. the victims are probably petrified all the way through it and may be subjected to a lot of cruelty. and so, not to be able to have your child or your loved one back, and you feel... and this is how we feel, we're just normal, that at least we've got them back. it's my child, i brou

john mcginn scoring his first hat—trick, the first scottish player to score a first—half trouble sincelite sticks. they can still get to the final lecture via the euro 2020 play—offs which begin in march. they can get over kazakhstan, who lost to belgium earlier, and cyprus, who lost to russia. wales are in action tonight in the next few minutes. they take on croatia and cardiff, but with aaron ramsey rolled out, he is injured. that match getting under way a quarter to 8pm. arsenal's perfect start to the wsl season has been ended by chelsea after a thrilling late comeback this afternoon. it was 1—1 going into the last 5 minutes — until substitute maria thorisdottir curled in a stunning winner to take unbeaten chelsea above arsenal and into second. and manchester united recorded back to back wins after a 3—0 victory over tottenham hotspur in london. goals from kirsty hanson and jane ross came either side of an ashleigh neville own goal to seal the win. reading beat everton 3—2 in a thrilling match at adams park. it was 2—2 at the break, but lisa—marie utland popped up with the winner fo

shannon mcginn has never missed it. >> i've been coming for 19 years.one stage and pretty much bluegrass. obviously it's exploded. ♪ >> like the name says, it really is hardly strictly bluegrass. >> folk, soul, blues, indie rock, singer and songwriters. >> reporter: new security measures slightly delayed the opening of the festival even though the event is free there are miles of fencing. attendees must carry belongings in a clear bag or have their bag searched at four entrances. it's all the result of the deadly gooding at the

john mcginn scored his first career hat—trick, while lawrence shankland and stuart findlay marked their. there's a new world record in the women's marathon, after kenya's brigid kosgei eclipsed the previous record by 81 seconds. she stormed to victory in the chicago marathon to blow away paula radcliffe's record, which has stood for 16 years. radcliffe was on hand to congratulate the kenyan as she crossed the finish line. iam i am feeling good, and i was happy. because i was not expecting to run like this. but today i run my best time, which i could not ever run, and then i was happy again. the men's marathon was won by kenya's lawrence cherono but it was a disappointing day for mo farah as he failed to defend his title. after a difficult build up to the race, with questions about the integrity of his former coach alberto salazar, farah was way off the pace, finishing in eighth place — his slowest marathon by more than a minute. simone biles has become the most succesful gymnast in world championship history, winning her 24th and 25th medals today. both of them gold, too, with victory o

enterprising and attacking transitions as well, and the goalkeeper has made a good save from john mcginns not all one—way traffic but they are a top team who will put you under pressure. that means city go within one point a feeling livable in. you klopp's side play tomorrow against totte n ha m klopp's side play tomorrow against tottenham but you can see from the top of this week table that was the city are not 1 top of this week table that was the city are not1 million miles away either, that is after that sensational 9—0 wind over southampton. we can show you some of the author of this as well. a hat—trick from jamie vardy and leo isa hat—trick from jamie vardy and leo is a paris which equalled the 2a wind margin —— like the wreckerfor you in margin in the premier league. also the biggest away wind in the history of english football. 131 yea rs of history of english football. 131 years of the football league has never bought a 9—0 away wind before last night so leicester, as we saw their car last night so leicester, as we saw theircarup to third last night so leicester, as we saw thei

john mcginn scored his first career hat—trick.indlay marked their first starts with goals and stuart armstrong's free—kick added a late sixth. that result doesn't help scotland to advance from the group but they can still get to the finals next year via the play—offs. they move above kazakhstan after they lost at home to belgium earlier. and with cyprus being beaten by 5—0 by russia, the scots are now one point behind them ahead of their fixture next month. wales are in action at the moment. they're facing group e leaders croatia in cardiff — it's the croats who are leadnig 1—0 at the moment with around 15 minutes left in the first half. all tonight's results on the bbc sport website. simone biles has become the most succesful gymnast in world championship history. the american won her 24th world championship medal taking the gold on the beam in stuttgart. her victory on the vault yesterday meant she had equalled the record held by vitaly scherbo. and biles made it 25 medals shortly after wiht her 18th shortly after with her 18th

shannon mcginn never missed it. >> been coming for 19 years. used to be one stage.retty much bluegrass. it's exploded. >> like the name says, it really is lrd say strictly glue grass. >> foal being, indy rock, rock 'n roll. >> the reason we have to evacuate is over here to my right, to your left -- >> the crowd was given a few safety tips, a precaution in the wake of the gilroy garlic festival shooting trang di last july. >> thanks for being patient. this is all new for all of us. >> even though the event is free, there are miles of fencing. attendees must carry belongings in a clear bag or have their bags searched at all entrances. >> it needs to be this way. after what happened in gilroy, i understand. >> clear backpack. it's the newest thing. >> what do you think abo t act want to keep me safe. >> reporter: we have noticed increased police presence at several entrances today. lots of park rangers, too. one more hour of music tonight. it resumes saturday and sunday. robert plant from led zeppelin fame and emmy lou harris among the highlights. cornell barnard, abc

shannon mcginn has never missed it. >> i've been coming for 19 years.t used to be one stage and pretty much bluegrass. obviously it's exploded. ♪ >> like the name says, it really is hardly strictly bluegrass. >> folk, soul, blues, indie rock, singer and songwriters. >> reporter: new security measures slightly delayed the opening of the festival even though the event is free there are miles of fencing. attendees must carry belongings in a clear bag or have their bag searched at four entrances. it's all the result of the deadly gooding at the gilroy garlic festival in august. >> it's sad its way. dersnd. slickit'sne repte d you think about the security? >> i likethe fact that they want to keep me safe. >> reporter: just spoke with one of the festival directors. they say so far, so good. there have been very few bottlenecks at the new security checkpoints, everybody playing by the rules and ose ear backpack i've got to say going in, i wasn't a huge bluegrass fan, but i'm changing my mind about all this. >> cornell, tell us some of the facts on stage -- wh

it is quite remarkable. no bother tojohn mcginn though — he's scored four for the hosts so far — plus, scotland currently lie fifth in their group after a disappointing campaign but can still qualify for the tournament via the play—offs, which begin in march, having earned the chance to progress by winning their nations league group last year. belgium top their qualifying group and continued their flawless record and they beat kazakhstan 2—0 earlier. and russia are currently leading cyprus 3—0. wales play croatia at 7.45pm in the cardiff city stadium. wales wil be without aaron ramsey. thejuventus midfielder missed thursday's1—1 draw in slovakia. wales have played croatia 4 times and lost every time. whenever we've played, we've always lost by one goal, so it's always been quite a tight game. we obviously know what a great team they are, they had a great world cup and they've shown year after year how great they are. but we know it's going to be very tough, but i think being at home gives us a little bit more of an advantage and we know the welsh crowd is going to be behind us, like a