while his team—mate's manchester city's phil foden was named player of the tournament. begin now! i am over the moon. obviously, phil here winning golden boy, me winning golden boot and obviously coming home with the world cup isjust an amazing feeling right now. everyone had a lot of confidence, believed we could win it from day one and just showed that really. scoring all the goals, we showed how good we could be. it has been a fantastic year for england's youth teams, but there are now questions about whether their clubs will give them the playing time they need to continue to develop and achieve success at an older age. i think the lads have obviously done well, they're at the top of their game, world cup winners and they can't do more than that. now i think it's over to the clubs to continue that support, for the players to continue their effort and the desire to improve themselves, but somewhere down the line they need to be given opportunities. two of england's youth teams have now won their respective world cups this year, pointing the way perhaps for their senio

the flourishes, when they arrived, came from the boot of manchester city's phil foden but the headlines only. brewster, with another england hat—trick! belong to one player only. brewster, with another england hat-trick! and the excitement was catching. victory means the under 17 is will be back here on saturday for their first world cup final. if tournaments like these offer a signpost for the future, something special appears to be stirring among england's youth. i'm feeling great, over the moon to score two hat tricks in two games. obviously a great performance from the lads, we dug deep. brazil are a very, very good team, we knew that before we came in so we just stuck to the plan and won 3—1. onto the final, hopefully win and do our best to win the game, that is all are going to do. semifinal of a world cup against brazil, what an amazing result, 3—1. a top game, respect to brazil and their coach, carlos, fantastic man, i have a good relationship with him. so proud of everyone , relationship with him. so proud of everyone, the players, staff, the effort they have put into tonight.

let's talk about phil foden.een head and shoulders above everyone here and shoulders above everyone here and we're the world's and we're talking about the world's best young players. i spoke to an england and asked england player last night and asked him how good is foden, the answer is simple, he's not from this planet. brewster, what a talent, the goal before half—time changed the match around. you see the joy of the kids, he walked in and spoke to the press afterwards and was asked the ridiculous question about how he feels, how would anyone feel after winning the world cup? hejust smiled and he said he couldn't explain it but the beaming smile on his face was incredible. after the match some of the families were here, the sheerjoy they had. pans of‘s mum said that she loved her son and she made her proud. maybe they will go on to be great players, maybe they won't, but an incredible night that's made millions of people in calcutta and england very happy —— panzo. in calcutta and england very happy -- panzo. a

over to manchester city's phil foden, remember the name.ave imagined a second—half like this. marc guehi, of chelsea, 4—2, five minutes to go. and if you thought it was all over... commentator: can it get even better for england? foden! oh, the party can begin now. foden was crowned the player of the tournament, but this was a team triumph. so proud of the performance, 2—0 down, and we just played our way. we didn't stop. we stuck to the gameplan. we stuck to our style. we're building for the future and that's the way to do it. there does seem to be a youthful revolution under way. the under—205 won their world cup back injune, england's first in any age group since 1966. now two have come in a year. there are no guarantees that world cup winners will become premier league players given the global competition, but these young men can't have had a better start to their careers. english football will hope it is just a start. cheering. patrick gearey, bbc news. time for today's football's results, so if you're waiting for match of the day afte

manchester city's phil foden scored two calls sparking wild celebrations.ld cup and follows england's's victory in the under 20s world cup in june. british 0verseas territories damaged by hurricanes could get access to official foreign aid in the future, under plans being considered by the world's richest nations. there was controversy last month when it emerged that some caribbean islands hit by hurricane irma were considered too rich to receive overseas help, as our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. when british 0verseas territories such as anguilla and the british virgin islands were hit by hurricanes last month, none of the assistance they got was from britain's £13 billion aid budget. that's because the islands are considered to pitch under international rules to qualify for official development assistance. these rules are laid down by a special committee, the 0ecd group of rich nations. that committee is meeting in paris on monday and i have been told it will continue the state may consider a proposal to allow countries to requalify for

manchester city's phil foden scored two goals sparking wild celebrations. england's victory in the under—20's world cup in june. joining the underlying is a very proud rhian brewster, the father of rhian brewster, who scored in today's final and scored a hat—trick against brazil in the semifinal and was the top scorer in opposition. you must be beaming this evening. hello. i am so happy at the moment. iamso hello. i am so happy at the moment. i am so pleased with the boys. every single one of them after their heart and soul into it. i'm very proud. do you live through it as a parent and a supporter as well, particularly as you are watching but also in the training? yes, you were taking every ball. as much as you are watching it, and it is hard. people say the managers are taking every ball, so the parents. out of that deal not just as they win but as you see your son scored that goal? —— how does it feel. before the start of the game, i was saying i would be happy if he scored one goal. when he did, what a critical moment of the match was i think it was per

manchester city's phil foden was player of the tournament and after scoring eight goals, which included team and that i take it. while both still young. we are 17, so we have a lot of learning to do. michael 0'neill has named a squad of 27 for northern ireland's world cup play—off matches against switzerland next month. nottingham forest's jamie ward is back after missing most of their qualifying campaign with a calf problem. aaron hughes is available after missing the last two qualifiers and sunderland's paddy mcnair is also back in the squad after 11 the first leg against the swiss is on the 9th november, with the return leg in basel three days later. 0nce once we get them in, we have three days to prepare for a game that only comes around once in a career. we have to do everything possible to make the dream a reality. the players have to play these two games that if they are almost the final games of their career. there is so much at stake. malky mackay has called up eight uncapped players, for his first squad as interim scotland manager. they have a friendly against the netherlands

further goals from phil foden and jadon sancho.group game on saturday. he may need surgery to repair the injury, he may be out that weeks. it comes as the bbc was told a player strike is feasible. he said the current level of injuries is not sustainable. players will have a big say over the next 12 or 18 months. to try to find that this holy grail which when i was involved in trying to search for that for a long time, and it is difficult. something will give and eventually if the players feel it is too much, if they decide not to turn out then there isn't much of a product if no one is on the pitch. scotland have named seven uncapped players they will be hoping to emulate similar performances as this one of new zealand's last year where they managed to draw against the former world champions. their campaign starts the end of this month against tonga. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on the bbc sport website. i will be back with more at 6:30pm. more on the main story — the chancellor phillip hammond has rejected calls

further goals from phil foden and jadon sancho after the break secured victory despite a late comebackp game on saturday. exeter chiefs wingerjack nowell could miss england's autumn internationals after fracturing his cheekbone against newcastle falcons on saturday. he may need surgery to repair the injury and could be out for eight weeks. this comes as england's former director of professional rugby rob andrew has told the bbc a player strike is feasible and says the current level of injuries to players is not sustainable in the intense schedule. players will have a big say over the next 12, 18 months, to try and find this holy grail, and i was involved in trying to search for that prolonged time as well. and it is difficult, but something will give and eventually if the players feel it is too much, if they decide not to turn out, there isn't much of a product if nobody is on the pitch. scotla nd scotland have named seven uncapped players in their rugby league world cup squad, including the bentley brothers from toulouse. scotland will hope to emulate performances like this against ne

over to phil foden from manchester city, remember the name.se english players couldn't have imagined a second—half like this. marc gueh of chelsea. 4—2, five minutes to go. and if you thought it was all over... commentator: can it get better for england? foden! oh, the party can begin now. foden was crowned the player of the tournament but this was a team triumph. so proud of the performance, 2—0 down and we just played our way, we didn't stop, we stuck to the gameplan, we stuck to our style, we're building for the future and that's the way to do it. there does seem to be a youthful revolution underway, the under 20s won their world cup injune, the first for england in any age group since 1966 and now two have come in a year. there are no guarantees the world cup players will become premiership players given the global competition, but these young men can't have had a better start to their careers. english football will hope it is just a start. patrick gearey, bbc news. we were just saying, there can be nothing morejoyful at we were just sayin

that was phil foden with him who was the player of the tournament. an amazing achievement.lf has tweeted and this is what he is to say, "sorry but this is years ago before paul manafort was part of the trump campaign. but why aren't crooked hillary the dems are the focus? he then makes a quick addition to that and says "also, there is no collusion!" that is his response to rather dramatic development in washington with the news that his former election campaign chairman paul manafort has been charged with money—laundering and conspiracy. much more later. the jury in the trial of an army sergeant accused of sabotaging his wife's parachute has been shown a video of a police interview given by victoria cilliers in the months after the incident. mrs cilliers suffered multiple injuries when both her main and her reserve parachutes failed to open during a jump over salisbury plain. her husband emile cilliers denies the charges; duncan kennedy is following the case at winchester crown court. this was victoria cilliers wearing sunglasses as she headed to court to give evidence abou

further goals from phil foden and jadon sancho. final match in charge, but there were no new call—ups. goalkeeper karen bardsley and striker ellen white miss out through injury, whilst defender laura bassett is unavailable after joining australia club canberra united. the football association of wales want chris coleman to stay on as manager of the national team, despite their failure to reach the world cup finals. his contract expires next summer and, after their defeat to the republic of ireland on monday, coleman said he would let the dust settle before thinking about his future. the association is aware that most players and fans are keen for him to stay in the job and they're due to begin talks with him in the next couple of weeks. england's former director of professional rugby, rob andrew, has told the bbc a player strike is ‘feasible' over the next 12 months. he says the current level of injuries to players is not sustainable in their intense schedule, and believes they may well choose to take industrial action over the iss