we head once more to middlesbrough. i've done nothing wrong!ire night shift, all ten officers, are now dealing with incidents. on this saturday night there is not a single police officer left in hartlepool to respond to another emergency. michael buchanan, bbc news, hartlepool. around 3,000 foreign doctors in the uk are being checked urgently after it emerged that a woman had practised psychiatry for 22 years without any qualifications. zholia alemi — from new zealand — falsely claimed to have a medical degree from auckland university when she registered in the uk in the 1995. but she had actually dropped out of medical school in her first year. foreign secretaryjeremy hunt visited iran today, where he warned there would be consequences if they continued to use nazarin zaghari—radcliffe as a tool for diplomatic leverage with britain and the west. mrs zaghari—radcliffe was arrested in 2016 and jailed for five years after being found guilty of spying. iran says it is a legal issue but is offering humanitarian support. a labour mp — fiona onasanya

we head, once more, to middlesbrough. bleep. i've done nothing wrong!e is not a single police officer left in hartlepool to respond to another emergency. michael buchanan, bbc news, hartlepool. the convicted rapist and former cab driverjohn worboys, is to stay in prison. the 61—year—old was jailed in 2009, for assaults on 12 women in london. injanuary, the parole board said he would be freed after serving ten years, but his victims challenged the decision and their challenge was upheld by the high court. hundreds of thousands of commuters faced chaos on the railways today, after engineering works overran. south western railway services into london waterloo, the uk‘s busiest station, were disrupted all day and passengers in the north of england also faced delays across the region, because of problems with leaves on the tracks. efforts to end the war in yemen progressed today with both the government and rebels edging closer to peace talks and the uk circulating a draft resolution at the united nations calling for a ceasefire. fighting has ravaged the cou

in england, arsenal, chelsea, and middlesbrough all beat lower—league opposition to reach the last eightnham as they won 3—1 at west ham — they'll face their north london rivals arsenal in the pick of the quarterfinals. i think ithink in i think in 48 hours to play two games, competitive, manchester city monday and today he, a london dhody against west ham, i think very proud, it was fantastic. the performance was very good. i am so happy, of course. always we try to play better or to increase our level, but i think for different reasons i think we need to be happy. it will be an exciting game against arsenal. the boston red sox have been celebrating their victory in the world series with a parade through the city on wednesday. a day—long celebration of the red sox's ninth world series title began with a rally inside fenway park before a succession of floats made its way through the streets of boston. the red sox completed a 4—1 series win over the la dodgers on sunday to claim their fourth championship in 15 seasons — after an 86—year drought. players rode on duck boats, and displayed t

despite a 0—0 draw at hull city, sheffield united went up to fourth by beating brentford, and middlesbroughpreston. sol campbell has been appointed manager of the english football league's bottom side macclesfield town after agreeing an 18 month contract. the former england defender was in attendance for this evening 1—0 win against promotion chasing exeter — that's just their third win of the season — they're still three points adrift at the foot of league two. campbell had previously complained that his managerial career in england has been hampered by a lack of opportunity for black coaches. i'm very happy for him. i don't think he needs any advice. he was one of many managers. you knows his football. i would say he is a natural leader. and of course his deal, you have to discuss that, and his power —— his gil and his power. for all the teams he played in. i would suggest he would be great as a manager. boca juniors say they will go to the court of arbitration for sport to appeal if the second leg of their copa libertadores final against river plate is to go ahead. it's after the organis

some stoke fans "uneducated cavemen" for abuse he received in saturday's goal—less draw against middlesbrough chant and sing anti—irish abuse without repercussion. in an instagram post today, he said, "week in, week out for the past seven years, i get constant sectarian abuse, death threats, objects being thrown, chanting, which is heard loud and clear every week." he goes on to say that "if it was a person's skin colour or if it was anti—muslim, someone's gender, there would be an uproar and it would be taken in a completely different way but, like in neil lennon's case in scotland, because we are irish catholics, they turn a blind eye and nothing is ever said and done." 0ur football reporter, simon stone, is here with me now. what has the fa said in response? within the last 15 minutes, they have said that stoke city's james maclean has been bored by the fa for his use of an offensive word on social media. they go on to address these complaints and say the fa adds that any discriminatory language or behaviour aimed any person or personss of nationality or faith, as we understand, maybe expe

so now they are both going to middlesbrough police station, where they'll spend the night until she'sp and he'll get interviewed about the obstructing police. on a recent weekend, i saw first—hand the pressures that cleveland police are under. we've just had a 999 call to say there was a male been stabbed in the neck. but he's got a puncture wound. typical of any night in hartlepool. today, the chief constable placed the blame squarely on the government. in a full and frank attack on ministers, mike veale said... he went on... the home office said they would review police budgets next month, and that forces can ask council taxpayers to help fund the local police. but cleveland's police and crime commissioner says that, in one of england's poorest towns, that doesn't raise much money. we're asking some of the most — the poorest, the most deprived areas in the country, we're asking them for more money to fund a public service which is underfunded. that doesn't seem like a very fair way forward. so stretched, simply reacting to incidents, local residents have taken to conducting night—ti

so now they are both going to middlesbrough police station, where they'll spend the night until she'sered up and he'll get interviewed about the obstructing police. on a recent weekend, i saw first—hand the pressures that cleveland police are under. we've just had a 999 call to say there was a male been stabbed in the neck. but he's got a puncture wound. typical of any night in hartlepool. today, the chief constable placed the blame squarely on the government. in a full and frank attack on ministers, mike veale said... he went on... the home office said they would review police budgets next month, and that forces can ask council taxpayers to help fund the local police. but cleveland's police and crime commissioner says that, in one of england's poorest towns, that doesn't raise much money. we're asking some of the most — the poorest, the most deprived areas in the country, we're asking them for more money to fund a public service which is underfunded. that doesn't seem like a very fair way forward. so stretched, simply reacting to incidents, local residents have taken to conducting ni

middlesbrough are second after a 2—0 victory at home to wigan, queen's park rangers' recent good runere were draws at nottingham forest and reading. west brom won the evening game. the first round proper of the fa cup kicked off this weekend. 29 ties today and nine tomorrow. there have been two big shocks. yeovil lost 3—1 at home to non league stockport county and league 2 bottom club macclesfield lost 2—1 at maidstone. after holding—off league one leaders portsmouth for nearly half an hour — national league side maidenhead eventually went down 4—0 at home. ben thompson opened the scoring for the vistors from inside the box. oliver hawkins doubled their lead before jamal lowe added a third with this turn and shotjust on the hour mark. david wheeler rounded off the scoring for pompey. fifth—tier side aldershot earned a replay against league one side bradford city. george fowler put them ahead early on before nathaniel knight—percival nodded home an equaliser 19 minutes from time. league 2 side swindon town left it fairly late against non—league york city. steven alzate slotted home th

middlesbrough moved up to second in the championship with a comfortable 2—1win over brentford. and next. real madrid beaten by eibarfor the first time in history... and what a win — 3—nil, putting an end to santiago solari's winning start as head coach. his first match since being given the job on a permanent basis. real stuck down in sixth in the league. still to come this evening — it's the final to end all finals. south america's version of the champions league — the copa libertadores. and an historic one at that. it's the second leg between boca juniors and river plate — the first time the two have met in the final — and a rivalry like no other. these are the scenes from training this week — 50,000 fans turned up to watch — away fans aren't allowed to attend games in argentina. this is what happened when a pitch invader ran on though — carlos tevez stepping in to help. and gave the fan his shirt, before he was taken away from the pitch. it's 2—2 all after the first leg with the second leg kicking off at the monumental stadium at eight o'clock tonight. you spoke to kick off

despite a 0—0 draw at hull city, sheffield united went up to fourth by beating brentford, and middlesbroughside macclesfield town after agreeing an 18—month contract. the former england defender was in attendance for this evening 1—0 win against promotion chasing exeter, that's just their third win of the season. they're still three points adrift at the foot of league two. campbell had previously complained that his managerial career in england has been hampered by a lack of opportunity for black coaches. england survived a fightback from uganda to win the first of their three—match netball series. the roses had a nine—goal lead at half—time, but they let the african side back into the game, and the scores were level in the final quarter. but england found an extra gear to win by 50—46. the netball world cup takes place next summer in liverpool. really proud about the players that come on. this is about opportunities, giving people the opportunity to play against these, see what style of play actually suits these. i was actually quite pleased with some of the injection that actually happene

so now they are both going to middlesbrough police station, where they will spend the night until sheterviewed about the obstructing police. on a recent weekend, i saw first—hand the pressures that cleveland police are under. we've just had a 999 call to say there was a male been stabbed in the neck but he has got a puncture wound. typical of any night in hartlepool. today, the chief constable placed the blame squarely on the government. in a full and frank attack on ministers, mike veale said... he went on... the home office said they would review police budgets next month and that forces can ask council taxpayers to help fund the local police. but cleveland's police and crime commissioner says that in one of england's poorest towns, that doesn't raise much money. we're asking some of the most, the poorest, the most deprived areas in the country, we're asking them for more money to fund a public service which is underfunded. that doesn't seem like a very fair way forward. so stretched, simply reacting to incidents, local residents have taken to conducting night—time patrols to deter

custody suite was not open because they did not have enough staff saw prisoners were being taken to middlesbroughng officers out of the town. local residents patrolling the streets trying to deter criminals because they felt the police were not able to respond to car crime and robberies. the chief has come out in response to this and said the cuts have gone on too long and been too deep. he said give us the tools and we will do thejob. deep. he said give us the tools and we will do the job. i would not be exhibiting the courage that my officers deserve if i continue to say we have enough resources. things are not ok. he says it is time that trend was reversed. the home office have not responded but they have said previously they will look at police budgets next year. thank you. the united arab emirates is studying a request for clemency for the british academic, mathew hedges, who's beenjailed for life on charges of spying. the uae‘s ambassador in london says he hopes an "amicable solution" can be found. this was also an unusual case. many researchers visit the uae freely every year without break

former banker who now runs her own food manufacturing business called seriously italian and in middlesbroughn let me start with you, what does this mean for your business, what you are reading about today, the uncertainty, what does it mean? i think the uncertainty, what does it mean? ithink in the uncertainty, what does it mean? i think in years times we wonder what the problem was, whether we have a long or short brexit, let's get on with it. i guarantee you it two yea rs' get on with it. i guarantee you it two years' time or so will wonder what the fuss was about, this is the most important issue to deal with today's. then what is the big issue? well, running the country better, nhs, all the time we spend our brexit on a scale of zero to ten, it's about to an important get on with they would try to get things he can getand with they would try to get things he can get and that we are not entitled to it would be the eu we are not entitled to free acts as a single market, we are entitled but not free access, market, we are entitled but not free access , we market, we are entitled but not fre

here are three more labour women — jessie joe jacobs is in middlesbrough, she's a charity leader andlabour mp in london for three years now. she's currently seven months pregnant with her second child. laura mcalpine, was selected as the labour candidate for harlow in april and is campaigining to be harlow‘s next mp whenever the next gen election is. 0n. harriet harman said when she first put into the commons in the 19805 first put into the commons in the 1980s she was thought to be stupid because she was a woman. someone called her in stupid cow. has that changed in 2018? i think things have changed. i used to work in parliament as a researcher 20 years ago and it was very different, looked a very different parliament, soi looked a very different parliament, so i think things have changed, but you still encounter that attitude, "you're just a silly little girl." the way i saw it, when we had a westminster hall debate about banning donald trump from coming into this country, and i stood up and spoke quite strongly i suppose about donald trump, that was a time when i think there was s

by a player who was fitting showers just last year and lewis wing turned up the power to help middlesbroughgame finished 0—0. celtic meanwhile are up to second in the league, after a comfortable 5—0 win at dundee. this openerfrom tom rogic, was was the pick of the goals. jose mourinho, has avoided punishment after manchester united successfully contested a charge, that he swore in portugese to television cameras. you might remember that this happened after united got a late winner against newcastle last month, when there were loads of questions over mourinho's job. the fa says it's surprised by the outcome and has not, ruled out an appeal. arsene wenger says his nextjob in football, won't be in england. wenger has been out of work, since leaving arsenal last may. he says he's had, plenty of offers, and will return to management in the new year. i will be back, yes. but not in england, probably. certainly not because i have dedicated my whole life to one club, you know, and it would probably be difficult for me and would not be well accepted. next to a big moment for rugby union. a female re