they went down to qpr training ground. outside the training ground. the deal never went through and he had to go back to to west brom with his tail between his legs. it was also the case of robinho who thought he was signing for chelsea on deadline day. his actually the deal had been struck without him knowing and he actually ended up at man city. that move turned into a total disaster. let's get more now on the government's decision to order more than a hundred schools and colleges in england to shut buildings , days before many start term. we are trying to establish which schools which schools and which parents had been told. the latest coming from an education minister in the last few minutes which brings much more clarity to the situation because the education minister said that parents whose children who are at schools should all know by now. lady baron told the local radio that if you are a parent are you are listening to the show and you have not been informed that means your school has not got this reinforced concr

peter is the infamous story, he was playing for west brom at the time, wanted to go to qpr, qpr wereound, was speaking to reporters live outside the training ground, the deal never went through, he had to go back to west brom with his tail between his legs, there was also ruby neo who thought he was signing for chelsea, actually the deal was struck without him knowing and he ended up in man city, that move turned into a total disaster. perhaps we can get another couple of those over the next few hours, thank you for being with us to talk us through some of these last—minute moves. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. meet bill cooksey. he's 102 and he's attempting to become the oldest person to ever complete the great north run. he's no stranger to a challenge. when he turned 100, he walked 100 miles in ten days and, after his 101st birthday, he cycled 1,000 miles on his tricycle. but given his age, the great north run organisers requested that he do the walk accompanied by two carers. i fancied doing the

he had used had a famous song they used to sing qpr . the sing against rivals qpr.can guess the rest. >> oh, you >> yes, right. oh, there you go. yeah >> so thanks for sharing that one. >> they say in their tribute you couldn't possibly a couldn't possibly write a history of fulham football club without chapter without one chapter being devoted al—fayed because devoted to al—fayed because i actually know guy who's actually know a guy who's i actually know a guy who's i actually know a guy who's i actually know a guy who's written a book about the friend of , tony banks from the of mine, tony banks from the daily express, released a book very his very recently about just his time with fulham. >> was there for quite a long >> he was there for quite a long time, about it, time, if you think about it, didn't it, i think, until didn't set it, i think, until 2013, he was involved since 2013, 14. he was involved since 97. best part of 20 years 97. so best part of 20 years there. as i say, european final solidified in the premier league and the premier and they're in the pr

but what am i panel think aidan magee you still think qpr are good season?ve a good season? so you clearly believe some so you clearly believe in some quite remarkable phenomena, don't you? >> yeah . aliens again. not >> yeah. aliens again. not something i've thought about that mean , you know, that much, but i mean, you know, i remember listening to a radio show and they used to present and a rival network, so and it was a rival network, so i won't one, but won't say which one, but i remember saying, like, it's remember even saying, like, it's take about midnight and take over about midnight and everything would be normal. the callers quite sane. callers would be quite sane. people talking about football, whatever, and whatever, what's going on. and then the then about 11:45, you get the alien not alien weirdos calling in, not actual , but they'd be actual aliens, but they'd be talking sightings talking about sightings of ufos and that. the and things like that. so the fact many people ring in fact that so many people ring in and might and talk about it, th

he wants to be a brit and qpr.lliant. >> that's brilliant. >> i just love it. i can't get enough of it. nothing irritates me more than asking crowds to let behave themselves and be censored from, you know, sort of raucous language. surely singing songs exactly. being songs. well, exactly. and being i mean, of course, you know, you don't want to have anything nasty, it's delilah. nasty, nasty, but it's delilah. it's that the point of a football match. you go there and you've a hard week and you you've had a hard week and you have of beers you have a couple of beers and you vent a little bit vent your spleen a little bit and that's what this and hopefully that's what this show about yes what show is about as well. yes what do you think about proposals you've proposed least once? >>i once? >> ihave once? >> i have been proposed more than once, actually. did i say i only said you've only said yes once and said once. yes. once and you said once. yes. once. but was amazed once. yes but no. i was amazed that there's some

he wants to be a brit and qpr.lliant. >> that's brilliant. >> i just love it. i can't get enough of it. nothing irritates me more than asking crowds to let behave themselves and be censored from, you know, sort of raucous language. surely singing songs exactly. being songs. well, exactly. and being i mean, of course, you know, you don't want to have anything nasty, it's delilah. nasty, nasty, but it's delilah. it's that the point of a football match. you go there and you've a hard week and you you've had a hard week and you have of beers you have a couple of beers and you vent a little bit vent your spleen a little bit and that's what this and hopefully that's what this show about yes what show is about as well. yes what do you think about proposals you've proposed least once? >>i once? >> ihave once? >> i have been proposed more than once, actually. did i say i only said you've only said yes once and said once. yes. once and you said once. yes. once. but was amazed once. yes but no. i was amazed that there's some

. >> do you know, every time i go past the qpr stadium and i see his name up there and did you think think and they they understand the story and he has any effect on today's generation hundred and 10. >> when you're getting messages not just from young >> when you're getting messages notjust from young people >> when you're getting messages not just from young people over here, but young people abroad, because that campaign long live the prince went global. so kids across the world sent me messages talking about how that story impacted them . it's story impacted them. it's a powerful, powerful story because it wasn't just left in pain. they got to see that there is hope for them. if you focus on your potential, these guys , it's your potential, these guys, it's like a lost generation of children we're dealing with. and ikeep children we're dealing with. and i keep telling everyone we are responsible . we're feeding them responsible. we're feeding them this info formation that they're seeing. we're in society. >> one of the things i was thinking about yesterday, mark, is the police o