they are standing under a montenegro flag waving the montenegro flag with montenegro scarves. are also getting beaten 5—1 but presumably they think they are racially superior. this is notjust about montenegro, it happens all over europe when different teams from different countries, different nationalities play. it is not about montenegro per se. it happens to brown players and black players all the time and it's not been wiped out by football. i tell you what, credited to ray stone, because i would have gone ballistic. we know who is racially superior. where have you ended up by accident? does all the north. i was a visiting fellow at oxford university so i want to explain this story. we wanted to go to dust filled off, we ended up in addenbrooke. it could happen to anybody. thank you for your company. hello there. if you like your spring weather dry, well, i think you will find plenty to like about this weather forecast. very little rain in the forecast for most of us. we will see dry weather. sunshine amounts will vary. often i think there'll be quite large amounts of cloud

uefa said disciplinary proceedings had been opened against montenegro.ored last night, called on football's authorities to take a proper stance and crack down on the racist abuse. it's a shame, really, because it was a massive team performance on a difficult ground, a difficult place to come. we knew how difficult it would be. we knew it would be hard at times and we stuck together as a team, and there were some great performances in there today. but then, you know, if a couple of idiots, mind my language, buta couple of idiots ruined a great night. it is a real sad thing to hear it, personally, but my team—mate danny heard it, so it's a sad thing to hear. a little earlier this evening i spoke to the former england and liverpool footballer john barnes, who himself experienced racist abuse from football fans during his playing days. i started by asking him to assess the scale of the problem today. i've always said, as long as it existed in society, it will exist in all walks of society, of which football is just one. football can govern its own house, whi

uefa have moved quickly after england players were racially abused in montenegro.ack shepherd will be extradited back to the uk from georgia. six teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of ransacking a mosque in newcastle, were copies of the koran we re newcastle, were copies of the koran were ripped up and windows smashed. coming up this evening on bbc news, at seven o'clock, it is beyond 100 days, where we speak to a criminal defence attorney in the wake of prosecutors dropping all charges against american actorjason smollett —— jussie smollett. and then we will be explaining how tomorrowin parliament will work, what happens now that mps have taken control of the house of commons business. and later on, we will bring you a look at tomorrow's front pages in a the papers, with the brexit editor of the telegraph and a political commentator. all head on bbc news, but first, it's sportsday. hello, i'm 0lly foster. this is what's coming up on sportsday tonight. uefa have moved quickly after england players were racially abused in montenegro, but can any punishment re

more on the charges brought against montenegro after england players we re montenegro after england playerserflies are disappearing from areas of great britain, posing a potential future threat to agriculture, according to new research. experts studied more than 350 species of the insects between 1980 and 2013. they found that a third of the species were present in fewer areas than before. but measures taken by farmers have led to 12% increase in the prevalence of some insects known as key crop pollinators. scientists say the overall decline shows we can't take the health of our environment or our food supply for granted. here's our environment correspondent claire marshall. it is springtime and honey bees across the country are out foraging. these bees have a safe home here but today's landmark report reveals their wild cousins, along with dozens their wild cousins, along with d oze ns of their wild cousins, along with dozens of other key pollinating insects, such as hoverflies, are struggling to survive. they are vanished from a quarter of the places they used to live. the reason — the co

uefa today charged montenegro with racist behaviour so what could be the punishment?fa was fined £60,000 after england players were racially abused. the fa said uefa had been too soft. last year, croatia was made to play its match against england behind closed doors after a series of offences. but anti—discrimination companies say the time has come for football to get tougher. is closing the stadium for a game that is not going to be against england worthy, or expulsion more worthy? if you're really going to show we are challenging, and i say we because i'm part of the football industry, so if the governing bodies are really to show they are challenging this situation, i'm all for the enough is enough, you can't play in this tournament until you sort yourself out. uefa's president described the incident as a disaster and european football's governing body is under pressure to send a message. let's speak now to the former liverpool and england footballerjohn barnes who is in our liverpool studio. we are delighted that you are. thank you forjoining us. how big a problem

also tonight — after uefa lays disciplinary charges against montenegro, for racist abuse at last night'sch, some england players speak out. i think the punishment should be, whatever nation it is that, you know, your fans are chanting racist abuse, it should be the whole stadium that nobody can come and watch you. in georgia, a british man convicted of the manslaughter of a woman, on the river thames in 2015, is to be extradited to the uk. and, how pollinating insects are disappearing, posing a future threat to agriculture, and the food supply. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news. kyle edmund is distracted by crowd noise as he's knocked out of the miami open by american john isner. good evening. the house of commons is preparing to embark tomorrow, on a series of votes, to explore other ways forward in the brexit process. some 16 options have been tabled by mps. the process could last several days. last night, the house of commons voted to take control of the next phase of the brexit process, but ministers say they can't guarantee that any outcome will be binding on the government. so

are sports news now in football england won five one against montenegro in their euro two thousand and twenty qualifier last night but the game was spoiled by racist chanting from home fans aimed at england's black players european football's governing body you wait for has watched disciplinary proceedings against montenegro one of the abused players was rocking sterling who happened to score a standout goal and tweeted that it was the best way to silence the haters and yes i mean racist he tweeted its goal celebration was aimed at the montenegro england players danny rose and callum hudson the were also on the field for england and within easy hearing distance of those racist so called monkey. discrimination should be anywhere you know as i said equal. a game is enjoyed when you hear from the funds it's not right it's unacceptable and hopefully it will cause. me a rosy. stuff so i was enjoying the game as well and to his. eyes i said. it was so that we stayed with him. well the man who stabbed the wimbledon tennis champion petra. in her home was today sentenced to eight years in priso

montenegro has previous for this kind of behaviour.uefa and the players on notice they we re uefa and the players on notice they were going into a hostile environment. that was a subtext, shorthand for a racist environment. i'm not quite sure he called it for what it was but those players deserve the protection, not only of their association, but their employer. every employee deserves a duty of care in a working environment. the players did not get that. let me bring john n. what did you think of it? of course it was deplorable, absolutely, but i'm interested in for the solution is. for me, the solution as garth talks about from a legal perspective, legislation, players walking off, that's been spoken about for many years. will that stop people being racist? it's not, only three education can we do that. i know we have to pass laws, laws are being passed but they are not working so you have to go hand—in—hand with education, unconscious bias. we are all unconsciously biased. let's not point the finger at montenegro, what is happening

uefa opens disciplinary proceedings against montenegro after some fans made racist chants towards englandalifier victory last night. jack shepherd, convicted of killing a woman in a speedboat accident on the thames in london, is to be extradited back to the uk from georgia. six teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of ransacking an islamic education centre in newcastle, where copies of the koran were ripped up and windows smashed. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are brexit editor of the telegraph, asa bennett, and political commentator jane merrick. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the telegraph reports conservative mps are going to demand a resignation date from theresa may in return for backing her brexit deal, next to a piece by once—leadership—hopeful borisjohnson deploring the state of the brexit negotiations. the guardian has the same story, and news of a $16 million new york appartment which the government has bought for the uk's trade commissioner for north america. the i has a minster complaining about

though supporters are part of the federation, as are the players and people who work for montenegro.hat is the view of him and people share that view as well. i've also spoken to the former england and liverpool playerjohn bartlett a nd england and liverpool playerjohn bartlett and he says take a broader view of this. it is a societal issue, not just a view of this. it is a societal issue, notjust a football issue. view of this. it is a societal issue, not just a football issuem happens in this country and it is pretty critical in this country to look in montenegro and say how terrible this happens every week in this country. so, yes, it has to be done for the people are looking at the wrong solution because every solution is to ban people and to close football grounds and do whatever they do. however, close football grounds and do whateverthey do. however, i understand that loss had to be taken but the point of view of changing perceptions of black people, women, homosexuals, perceptions have to be changed and then we will not see this. and that it support was echoed by the england

uefa opens disciplinary proceedings against montenegro after some fans made racist chants towards england players during their euro 2020

for england who followed up friday's 5—nil win against the czech republic with a 5—1 victory in montenegroas the home side who score first, after just 17 minutes, with a fine curling shot from marko vesovic. but after that, it was one—way traffic. michael keane equalised for the visitors, before ross barkley scored either side of the break to make it 3—1. there were further goals for harry kane and raheem sterling — his fourth in two games — as england made it two wins out of two, scoring 10 goals in the process. england's victory was marred by racial abuse directed at danny rose and raheem sterling by a section of montenegrin supporters. the england manager gareth southgate said the incidents would be reported to uefa. sterling, himself, says it overshadowed the result of the match. it was a shame really because it massive performance on a difficult ground. there were some great performances today. but, you know, a couple of idiots — mind my language — buta couple of idiots — mind my language — but a couple of idiots ruined the night. it is a shame we're talking about this. it is 2019 and

uefa opens disciplinary proceedings against montenegro after some fans made racist chants towards england players during their euro 2020 qualifier victory last night. lawyers for us actorjussie smollett say prosecutors have dropped all charges against him for allegedly staging a racist and homophobic attack. it's five o'clock. i'm in westminster where, in the last hour, senior backbenchers have set out their plans for taking control of the parliamentary process following last night's vote. with time running out to secure an agreement with the eu, various options will be voted on tomorrow from 7pm with more to follow, possibly next monday. cabinet ministers have insisted the government doesn't have to act on the result, as our political correspondent, iain watson, reports. what's happening today? the morning after the night before. big day. ministers are beginning to contemplate the fact they are no longer fully in control of the brexit process. parliament will set out its views, but as government we can't necessarily deliver on it. the ayes to the right, 329. the noes to the left, 302. th

earlier england battled back from conceding an early montenegro goal.j finished but sadly the goals were only part of the story. i didn't hear during the part of the game but iam hear during the part of the game but i am told there were things during the early part of the game as well. i heard when danny rose was booked and it is unacceptable and we will report it. i think that reporting is in place because so many people in other areas of the ground and herded. i believe the ufo delegate also herded. —— euefa. herded. i believe the ufo delegate also herded. -- euefa. an evening spot by the crowd. the bbc‘s chief football writer phil mcnulty was at the match last night and joins us from montenegro. what were you aware of last night? it was more late in the game that we became very it was more late in the game that we became very aware it was more late in the game that we became very aware of it. the first signal that something had gone on was raheem sterling goal celebration but what we heard from the press box was the monkey chanting when danny rose wa

and england survived an early scare to mount an impressive comeback against montenegro.wed by reports of racist abuse aimed at a number of england players — manager gareth southgate said the incidents will be reported to uefa. ididn't hearduring i didn't hear during the ending part of the game but i'm told there were things in the early part of the game as well. i certainly heard when danny rose was booked and it's unacceptable. we will report it but i think that reporting is already in place because so many people in other areas of the ground have heard it. i believe the uefa delegate also heard it. on to tennis — and world number three simona halep is through to the fourth round of the miami open after a straight sets victory over venus williams. but there's been a shock defeat for caroline wozniacki. the number 13 seed was beaten in three sets by hsieh su—wei of taiwan. wozniacki battled back from losing the first set, to take the second on a tie—break. but hsieh raced through the decider 6—2 to seal her place in the last eight. nick kyrigos returns to the court at th

isis forces now in football england won five one against a montenegro in their euro two thousand and twenty qualifier last night but the game was spoiled by racist chanting from home fans aimed at england's black players european football's governing body has launched disciplinary proceedings against montenegro one of the abused players was right stirling who happened to score a standout goal and tweeted that it was the best way to silence the haters and yes i mean racist he tweeted his goal celebration was aimed at the montenegro kral. besides sterling england players danny rose and callum hudson were on the field for england and within easy hearing distance of these so-called monkey chants meant to be racially abusive towards black players you know the thing discrimination should be anyway you know as it will equal yes if a game and enjoy the moment when you hear it stuff from the funds it's not right it's unacceptable and hopefully you wait for the appropriate because obviously when i was livid at me and rosie heard it was a monkey stuff so i was enjoying the game as well and to h

celebration was a the montenegro crowd while besides sterling england players a danny rose and callum hudson are dorio were on the field for england and within within easy hearing distance of the so-called monkey chants meant to be racially abusive towards black players you know the thing discrimination should be the new way you know offering as it will equal you have the game and enjoy the moment but when you hear it's often from the funds it's not right so they set to go and hopefully you wait for the appropriate because it was the one over there with me and rosie heard it there was a monkey stuff so i was enjoying the game as well and to his off lead us in the right but as i said to go have a show mentally it was through the life with a win so we stay that way to go back home. meanwhile in motor sport to michelle schumacher son mick who will testify one car for the first time next week for ferrari the twenty year old is are currently european a formula three champion and hopes one day to emulate his illustrious father and race in the world's top a motor sports series well the test

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and uefa launch disciplinary proceedings against montenegro after the racist abuse of england players match. it is a real sad thing to hear. i did not hear it personally but my team—mate danny heard it so it is a sad thing to hear. and coming up on bbc news, mma star conor mcgregor retires from the sport. fans, though, aren't convinced he won't return to the octagon. good afternoon and welcome to the news at one. i'm in westminster where the prime minister has been meeting her cabinet, after mps inflicted another defeat over brexit in the commons. last night, mps voted to seize control of the parliamentary process — as time runs out to secure an agreement with the eu. tomorrow, they'll vote on a series of alternative brexit plans, to try to find a deal that could command a majority in the house. but ministers have warned they won't be bound by any decision mps make, as our political correspondent iain watson reports. what's happening today? the morning after the night before. big day. ministers are beginning to contemplate the fact they are no longer fully in control of the brexit pro

in two thousand and six that finally fell apart now we have the states of serbia and we have montenegro so this was basically an effort from the very beginning just a fracture or balkanize where better of a word for the country in the balkans the balkan nation and that's exactly what the west managed to do for nato their excuse in one thousand nine hundred nine of going in and bombing was that there was ethnic cleansing ayer to that there was after the cleansing going on of serbs by ethnic albanians so you know there's a long process i mean we these people have lived in this area through war and this is the opportunity that nato took when they jumped on the situation right away now i do tell in this documentary back in one thousand nine hundred five i was in the most eastern part of croatia with a united nations blue helmet who at that time he told me he said alex i'm learning albanian right now and i'm going to see you back in one thousand nine hundred ninety because of i didn't believe the guy at the time but it was a plan that was way before nine hundred ninety nine that somebody had

coming up on this programme: england survive an early scare to thrash montenegro 5—1 in their european in portugal as the european champions are held to a draw by serbia. and hseih shines once again in miami, beating former world number one caroline wozniacki in a three—set thriller. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with football, and there were seven european championship qualifiers on monday. they included another comprehensive win for england who followed up friday's 5—nil win against the czech republic with a 5—1 victory in montenegro. it was the home side who score first, after just 17 minutes, with a fine curling shot from marko vesovic. but after that, it was one—way traffic. michael keane equalised for the visitors, before ross barkley scored either side of the break to make it 3—1. there were further goals for harry kane and raheem sterling — his fourth in two games — as england made it two wins out of two, scoring 10 goals in the process.

montenegro have been charged and disciplinary proceedings have been issued.eard from john barns who says it is not football problems and society's problem, starting with football isn't the best place to begin with tackling theissue, best place to begin with tackling the issue, mow much help is kick it out getting in regards to educating, which is whatjohn barnes feels needs to be done, more so than trying to bring about change in football? listen, i disagree with john on this very point. yes society has a massive issue at the moment, but football has a massive, massive power and strength to make change. we have what i believe is probably the best educational system right across the board in terms of how we educate player, to deal with incidents like the other night, educate supporters and educate within the working environment as well. the problem with the game is the game doesn't promote that stuff well enough, so that is why the message of education keeps coming up. in regards to support, we could a lwa ys up. in regards to support, we could always get more

it's montenegro next. i'm here and podgorica where england will have to handle a fiery atmosphere. off — casey wins on the pga tour and donald makes the top ten. krygios is being underhand again, but it pays off in miami. also coming up in sportsday: germany mark the start of a new era in style. england are on a high after their opening euro 2020 qualifying win, but it's back to work for sterling and co in montenegro tonight. our correspondent andy swiss is there for us. andy, first of all, you mention in the headlines talk of an intense atmosphere for this one. what is it like their rig onto it's relative quiet here around the stadium at the moment. if you go a couple of hundred yards down the road, it's pretty lively atmosphere, hundreds of fa ns pretty lively atmosphere, hundreds offans singing, pretty lively atmosphere, hundreds of fans singing, dancing, chanting, letting off a few flares. mainly montenegrin fans, but we think there are around 650 england fans that have made the journey out here. they know it will be a pity fiery atmosphere inside the grounds. they will remembe

montenegro have been charged with racist behaviour by uefa after some england players were abused onout what punishment would stop the abuse, with suggestions of stadium bans, tournament bands or players walking off the pitch. strange scenes in dublin last night as fans of the republic of ireland through tennis balls onto the pitch as part of a protest. it didn't put the players are. they beat georgia i—o protest. it didn't put the players are. they beat georgia 1—0 in euro 2020 qualifying. and there was drama for kyle edmund, who was knocked out of the miami open. he said he was distracted by a spectator, lost his rag and the umpire penalised him. not happy at all. more split in half an hour. —— more sport in half an hour. all new cars could be fitted with speed limiters from 2022 after new rules were provisionally agreed by the eu. the technology uses cameras to detect road signs, automatically slowing a car down if it exceeds the limit. the uk is expected to adopt the measures, regardless of the outcome of brexit. chi chi izundu reports. it's being billed as the biggest overhaul i

with a suspected hamstring injury turkey breezed to victory against moldova and england overcame montenegro five one away well what should have been a good night for england was marred by racist chanting by home fans towards england's black players england have called on european governing body to investigate and come down hard one of the players to suffer abuse was rocking sterling he scored the best goal of the night and tweeted that it was the best way to silence the haters and yes i mean races it's included a picture of his goal celebration aimed at the montenegro crowd. just a reminder the top story we're following for you here today all day w. news british lawmakers have delivered another defeat to prime minister may voting to take control of the parliamentary timetable on bribes that are expected to hold a series of non-binding vote saw a range of alternatives to her deal including no deal and a second reference. you're watching t.v. news coming up next it's a business with get haud to and does seems apple is moving into new territory you know entirely new territory for them to have

fans launched disciplinary proceedings against montenegro one of the players who was abused as joachim sterling he scored the standout goal of the night and tweeted that it was the best way to silence the haters and yes i mean rice it's included a picture of his goal celebration aimed at the montenegran crowd the incidence of the latest splice on the european game after three germany fans racially abused their own players during last week's friendly against serbia england manager got to south gate has condemned the trend. has some acceptable spoken to our players individually. we've got to support them. we will report it about i think that reporting is already in place because so many people in other areas of the ground heard it. just times you're a look at our top story for this hour despite sizeable protests the european parliament tazobactam a controversial reform of copyright most of the measure aims to protect intellectual property but critics say it will hamper the free exchange of information on the internet. of next hit on the danger of new close ups i'm looking at the ongoing

and european football's governing body you a fan has launched a disciplinary proceedings against montenegro one of the players who was abused. he scored the standout goal of the knights treaty that this was the best way to silence the haters and yes i mean racists included a picture of his goal celebration aimed at the monte negro crowd at the incidence of the latest blight on the european game after three germany fans racially abuse their own players during last week's friendly against serbia england manager got a southgate has condemned the trend. he's an acceptable i've spoken to our players individually and we've got to support them. we will report it but i think that reporting is already in place because so many people in other areas of the ground had it. emerges modes of michael schumacher son make will test a formula one car for the first time next week fought for already the twenty year old is currently in europe in the formula three champion and hopes one day to emulate his self father in a race in the world's top most sports series of the test will take place a following this week

has withdrawn from the england squad for the euro 2020 qualifiers against the czech republic and montenegroack injury. so far, no player has been called up to replace him, leaving manager gareth southgate with a 22—man squad. celtic left—back kieran tierney will miss scotland's opening euro 2020 qualifier in kazakhstan tomorrow with a hip problem. he was expected to replace captain andrew robertson, who misses the game after having dental surgery. celtic midfielder callum mcgregor will now skipper alex mcleish‘s side. and wales rugby union players are considering moving to non—welsh clubs amid regional uncertainty according to fly—half gareth anscombe. moving away from wales, who've just secured the six nations grand slam, would see any player with less than 60 caps sacrifice their place in the international team. less than three years ago sian kelly stumbled on an advert that would change her life and take her to countries she'd never dreamed of visiting. sian, who's just 23, has now become the first female head coach of the argentina women's cricket side and has even revived chile's natio

our top story, uefa have opened disciplinary proceedings against montenegro after the racial abuse onome of edwards black players in the euro qualifier last night. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. six teenagers have been arrested after an islamic education centre in newcastle was broken into and vandalised. windows were smashed and copies of the koran ripped up last night. police are treating the incident as a hate crime. the second time this year the academy has been targeted. the aftermath of another night of destruction. the islamic education centre was targeted back injanuary in what police then said was a hate crime. last night, a group of people broke into the centre again. local people raised the alarm, then of the organisers were confronted by this. it is devastating. we are saddened, disturbed, hurt, but at the same time, i don't know why it happened again. it is happening again and again. it is happening again and again. we feel there is some sort of...i again. we feel there is some sort of... i don't know, anti—islamic motives, or could be

uefa have opened disciplinary proceedings — which will mean montenegro will, at the least, have partclosed for their next qualifier against kosovo in june. troy townsend from the anti—racism organisation kick it out says the punishment needs to be more severe: it is closing at the stadium for a game that is not against england wisely, are is expulsion more were they? if we are going to show we are challenging, i say we because i am pa rt challenging, i say we because i am part of the footballing industry, if the governing bodies are going to shoot the tackling this, enough is enough, they cannot play this tournament until you have sort yourself out. and chelsea have complained to uefa about alleged racist abuse of callum hudson—odoi during their europa league tie against dynamo kiev in ukraine last week. uefa will assess whether there's enough evidence for disciplinary action. dynamo kiev have twice been punished for racist behaviour against english clubs in 2015, during fixtures against everton and chelsea. chelsea defender millie bright is back in the england squad for their world

prowse as late inclusions into gareth southgate‘s squad for the games against the czech republic and montenegrodmitted he thought his manager wasjoking when he was told the news. scotland captain andy robertson is still aiming to be fit for their opening euro 2020 qualifier against kazakhstan on thursday — even though he missed their flight to undergo dental surgery. robertson apparently wanted to fly to astana today but the operation prevented him from doing that. although he was likely to be fit for san marino on sunday — he's now being more ambitious. assistant manager peter grant says the qualifiers provide scotland with a great opportunity to qualify for a major tournament. there is an opportunity to get to a championship. that would be fantastic for the country. it would be fantastic for these players. people talk about george best, the second thing they say about him, he isa second thing they say about him, he is a top player but he never played ata is a top player but he never played at a top tournament. for these players it is unbelievable, especially their age, many of them are young,

callum hudson—odoi was part of that team in montenegro.s than a fortnight after he was racially abused. stopping the game, at least temporarily again, suggested as a solution. in every country there are some stupid people, ithink. so it's a big problem, i think that we need to do something different, probably it's right to stop the match for ten minutes at the first situation. it has been a season punctuated by allegations of racism. in december, a spurs fan was given a four—year football ban for throwing a banana skin at arsenal's aubameyang. while days later, several chelsea fans were banned over allegations they abused raheem sterling. but does stopping games give too much power to a minority of fans? it is very difficult for me to hear things like that, and you probably see it in a moment if it is one guy or two guys, if it is the whole stand, then i would do it, yeah. 100%. if a whole stand has the same opinion, but that is too much power for one or two or three orfour idiots. as the premier league enters its closing stages, as rivalr

now my question goes to montenegro. you know i worked on nato and nato issues and i'm very proud of the fact that our nation supported montenegro joining and i think that certainly sets aside some of the advancement of russia and russia's interests. when i was in montenegro, they hadbillboards up chastising nato. can you tell us of the effect of our work with nato in montenegro and how it sets aside russia's advance? >> congressman, thank you. russian influence in montenegro is substantial, in fact, it's one of the case study countries we note. the economic influence particularly concentrated on real estate and tourism and you're absolutely seeing some of the by-products of where that great investment is. they can finance billboards and political parties to work against the euro-atlantic drive of these countries. i can't begin to tell you how vital is for nato to continue to give these countries hope and support, alongside of our european allies, that there is a different way, but what i would highlight for you is two t

reflecting on the games to come as england matches with the czech republic and montenegro are to comemove after the speaker blocks plans for the commons to vote for a third time on her brexit deal. new zealand's prime minister condemns the christchurch mosque gunman as a terrorist, criminal and extremist and vows never to speak his name. rescue teams in mozambique are trying to reach thousands of people stranded by rising flood waters. an update on the market numbers for you... here's how london's and frankfurt stand at the moment. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. we can return to the tragic events in new zealand, and preparations are under way for the funerals of the 50 victims of friday's shootings at two mosques. one of the people that lost their lives was atta elayyan, the goalkeeper for the country's futsal team. he left behind his wife and baby daughter. ronan naicker was his friend he told the bbc about their friendship he is a generous and in all aspects of his life, he is hard—working and started his own business and was well res

england football team has vowed to report racial abuse after playing in montenegro — claiming to haves striking front page. dusseldorks — the mid—air blunder by british airways which saw a flight destined for dusseldorf in germany land in edinburgh. so let's begin. with me is alpesh patel, the chief executive officer of praefinium partners. we talked a little bit about brags it but the metro headline, stuck in the model with eu. theresa may warning of a slow brags it. i've got something original to say about brags it. — — brexit. provoke article 50, a second referendum. parliament lacks legitimacy because it's a collection of, a very narrow collection of individuals. of course it lacks legitimacy.

25 man squad to face the czech republic at wembley a week on friday and then the match away in montenegro altior won the big race of the day at cheltenham, the queen mother champion chase. it was a record equalling 18th consecutive victory for the horse. the 11 to four on favourite — with the dark cap in the centre here — was farfrom dominant and was challenged late on in the race. jockey nico de boinville had to dig deep to win by one—and—three—quarter lengths. altior‘s winning run started way back in in october 2015. probably not his favourite ground, but just of the probably not his favourite ground, butjust of the last, it looks like there was a battle on in there that's the great thing about him. he's got an enormous amount of talent and he just proved today he is very brave as well because he had to dig a bit deeper there and as soon to dig a bit deeper there and as soon as to dig a bit deeper there and as soon as he came to dig a bit deeper there and as soon as he came on you to dig a bit deeper there and as soon as he came on you know, we've got to get a bit serious he was off and

england shirt when gareth southgate's team play euro 2020 qualifiers against czech republic and montenegro west ham midfielder rice may feature after switching his allegiance from the republic of ireland, for whom he played three friendly matches. 18—year—old chelsea winger callum hudson odoi could also feature but for 20—year—old rice, it's a decision he's comfortable having made. tough decision. i think everyone knows my situation with the republic of ireland. i have obvious he played there in the set up. i had to make a decision that was best for me. i am english, i am from england, decision that was best for me. i am english, iam from england, and it was really good playing ireland, no iamjust was really good playing ireland, no i am just looking forward to the future and putting on the england shirt and future and putting on the england shirtandi future and putting on the england shirt and i look forward now and forget about the past. —— i have to. the major league baseball season gets underway injapan on wednesday, but along with that, we could be on the verge of the biggest professi

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uefa opens disciplinary proceedings against montenegro after some fans made racist chants towards englandalifier victory last night. jack shepherd, convicted of killing a woman in a speedboat accident on the thames in london, is to be extradited back to the uk from georgia. six teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of ransacking a mosque in newcastle, where copies of the koran were ripped up and windows smashed.

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midfielder eric dier will miss england's euro 2020 qualifier in montenegro later — he was injured in5—0 scoreline and wants his team to build on the momemtum. we have hit a consistent level, we are the only team to backup semi—final last summer with a semi—final last summer with a semi—final in the nation ‘s leg, and there were some big teams that did that, we were in a group that was as tough or tougher than any really. and that has got to be a motivation right through, we are still a young group, there is still loads of opportunity to improve, and we have got to be hungry for that. everything i've seen from all of them this week has shown me that they are ready to do that, ready to embrace that challenge. finally you might have seen thejuventus women's team celebrating on social media — not without reason either. 39,000 saw them beat fiorentina, with a late goal from sofie junge pedersen. free entry into the allianz — the first time juve's women have played in the men's home stadium. that's an italian record; last week, more than 60,000 saw barcelona women beat atletico in madrid.