, involving also neal maupay, involving also neal maupay, involving also neal maupay �*s family.itation centre which would involve a mixture of counselling and physical drills. but really what is interesting is that while we know that footballers face an awful lot of abuse online, not all of it comes from the uk where they play in the premier league. a lot of it comes from abroad, football is a global game, here in singapore it is popular, the premier league is followed all around the world and this case marks the first time somebody has been convicted outside of the uk for this type of online abuse. the premier league and reached out to singapore law enforcement, 7000 miles away from the uk. then they managed to identify derek ng de ren, charging, set this kind of president which will obviously help to tackle online abuse going forward, globally. online abuse going forward, aloball . ., , online abuse going forward, aloball . . , , globally. really interesting, thank you- _ let�*s catch up with all the sport now. hello, i am mark edwards. here are your latest sports headlines. w

they thanked the singaporean authorities, as did neal maupay, and brighton and hove albion in securingoutside of the uk. now, derek mg, 19 years old, pleaded guilty as expected today in court to sending these explicit death threats to neal maupay. he will be sentenced next month, and he can expect to receive a hefty fine of up to £10,000. he may also receive a jail term of up to two years. now, we all know how much abuse is levelled at players on a daily basis from within the uk. but given football's global appeal, it is also clear that an awful lot comes from outside the domestic borders too. this is where things get tricky. because the footballing authorities then need to enlist the help of foreign law enforcement agencies. they need police forces around the world to start investing their time, their effort and their resources into securing convictions like this. now, today, they will argue that what has happened in singapore can serve as a bit of a watershed moment. they think it will be a sort of template in ensuring that online abuse, no matter where it happens in the world, can b

if you days after this match neal maupay started to receive a stream of abusive messages on instagramey were graphic and of course, they were reported to the premier league, this is quite common, unfortunately, footballers do get a lot of abuse on social media but what wasn�*t so common was the way in which the premier league managed to trace these messages all the way here to singapore, 7000 miles away. and they alerted the police, the police identified derek ng de ren, as you mentioned, charging him with four counts of online harassment. if convicted, and we know he intends to plead guilty, he faces a hefty fine of 20,000 singapore dollars and he could face up to two years injail and if there is a conviction we know it would be the first of its kind, someone overseas being charged and convicted of abuse of a premier league footballer in the uk. i suppose that is what makes it so interesting. abuse, nastiness on social media, goodness, we could fill almost every bulletin every day with that and nothing else but this case, the first of its kind and so being watched very closely, i ima

they thanked the singaporean authorities, as did neal maupay, and brighton and hove albion in securingek mg, 19 years old, pleaded guilty as expected today in court to sending these explicit death threats to neal maupay. he will be sentenced next month and he can expect to receive a hefty fine of up to £10,000. he may also receive a jail term of up to two years. now we all know how much abuse is levelled at players on a daily basis from within the uk. but given football's global appeal it is also clear that an awful lot comes from outside the domestic borders too. this is where things get tricky. because the footballing authorities then need to enlist the help of foreign law enforcement agencies. they need police forces around the world to start investing their time, their effort and their resources into securing convictions like this. now today they will argue that what has happened in singapore can serve as a bit of a watershed moment. they think it will be a sort of template in ensuring that online abuse, no matter where it happens in the world, can be tackled and people can be brou

they thanked the singaporean authorities, as did neal maupay and brighton and hove albion, in securingball's global appeal, it's also clear that an awful lot comes from outside the domestic borders too. this is where things get tricky because the footballing authorities then need to enlist the help of foreign law enforcement agencies. they need police forces around the world to start investing their time, their effort and their resources into securing convictions like this. now today, they will argue that what's happened in singapore can serve as a bit of a watershed moment. they think it will be a sort of template in ensuring that online abuse, no matter where it happens in the world, can be tackled and people can be brought to justice. nick marsh, bbc news, singapore. opposition parties in israel have until midnight to form a new government that would end prime minister benjamin netanyahu's 12 years in power. israeli centrists say there there are still plenty of obstacles. but their chances of success were given a big boost when the right wing yamina party said it would join a propos

they thanked the singaporean authorities, as did neal maupay, and brighton and hove albion in securing players on a daily basis from within the uk. but given football�*s global appeal, it is also clear that an awful lot comes from outside the domestic borders too. this is where things get tricky. because the footballing authorities then need to enlist the help of foreign law enforcement agencies. they need police forces around the world to start investing their time, their effort and their resources into securing convictions like this. now, today, they will argue that what has happened in singapore can serve as a bit of a watershed moment. they think it will be a sort of template in ensuring that online abuse, no matter where it happens in the world, can be tackled and people can be brought to justice. nick marsh, bbc news, singapore. next year, the queen will become the first british monarch to celebrate a platinum jubilee — she will have been on the throne for 70 years. today it was announced that there�*ll be year—long platinum jubilee celebrations throughout the united kingdom, the

from singapore has been found guilty of sending online death threats to the brighton footballer neal maupaymark case, derek ng de ren was arrested after his instagram posts were traced by the premier league's online abuse reporting system. ng de ren has been convicted of four counts of harassment and will be sentenced on the 7th ofjuly. premier league chief executive richard masters said they hoped it would send a strong message of deterrence. manchester city are dominating today's nominations for the professional footballers�* association men's players�* player of the year awards. foden, who was a big part of city's title winning side last season, is nominated alongside his influential team—mates ilkay gundogan, kevin de bruyne and ruben dias. bruno fernandez and harry kane are also on the list. foden is up for young player of the year too. more than that over on the bbc sport website. chelsea's sam kerr, ann—katrin berger and fran kirby are among the nominees for the pfa women's award. you can see the full list in all the categories on the bbc sport website where you can also follow the l

man from singapore has pleaded guilty to sending online death threats to the brighton footballer neal maupayof him and his family and there were graphic and abusive messages and now he is facing a hefty fine of up to £10,000 and possibly up to two years injail as well. this £10,000 and possibly up to two years in jail as well. this couldn't have happened without a lot of collaboration between the premier league, brighton and hove albion and of course the singapore police because what often doesn't get mentioned is that premier league footballers face an enormous amount of abuse online but i love this abuse actually comes from abroad as this is a global game and the premier league is popular around the world and i spoke to the premier league yesterday and they told me that they think the majority of this abuse actually comes from abroad as some estimates give it up to 70%. we have seen the example of a successful collaboration here in the premier league have welcomed it and i think it will serve as a powerful deterrent to tackling online abuse going forward. now it's time for a look at the we

they thanked the singaporean authorities, as did neal maupay, and brighton and hove albion in securingbe a sort of template in ensuring that online abuse, no matter where it happens in the world, can be tackled and people can be brought to justice. nick marsh, bbc news, singapore. there are concerns that medical training resources are failing patients with black and brown skin. medical handbooks published as recently as 2014 only featured 3% of images showing conditions on the skin of black and ethnic minority people. this failing has left medical staff unable to diagnose common skin conditions on darker skin — which can sometimes have serious medical consequences. breejohnson reports. am i invisible? this might sound ridiculous, but try searching online for a simple skin condition like acne or eczema and you'll be scrolling a while before you found skin like mine. and this isn'tjust online either. when looking through medical textbooks with thousands of pages, there are only 22 images of non—white skin. i started looking into this after waking up with a skin condition even my doctor c

man from singapore has pleaded guilty to sending online death threats to the brighton footballer neal maupayhis morning. nick, this could be a landmark case in tackling the online abuse of players from people outside the uk? yeah, this could set a bit of a president _ yeah, this could set a bit of a president. just behind me a short while _ president. just behind me a short while ago — president. just behind me a short while ago in the state court, derek ni while ago in the state court, derek ng de _ while ago in the state court, derek ng de ren— while ago in the state court, derek ng de ren pleaded guilty to this string _ ng de ren pleaded guilty to this string of— ng de ren pleaded guilty to this string of abusive messages he sent neal maupay last summer. he threatens the physical safety of him and his— threatens the physical safety of him and his family. they were graphic —— there _ and his family. they were graphic —— there were _ and his family. they were graphic —— there were graphic and abusive messages. now he is facing a hefty fine of— messages. now he is facing a hefty fine of up _