here's the poster boy of his former school in north—west london, and just a few weeks ago, raheem sterlingnowing that he came to this very school and turned out to be one of the best players in the world, it's inspiring. how raheem conducted himself in the way he never gave up, he persevered his way through, that only motivates as out way through, that only motivates as our students. were you surprised when you saw what happened yesterday because my i was disgusted. things like that shouldn't take place. the level of where england is playing right now, international level and the highest level of the game. as a black boy, you don't expect it, but it does really happen. when it did, it's not like you were shocked, but it's not like you were shocked, but it's like you are kinda prepared for it. are we taking this seriously enough, do you think was mike it's not enough. as well as affecting their performance, it affects the players mentally. hi think a zero tolerance policy should be taken into consideration because we cannot be having any type of racism in football. we can't be having any ty

we're at raheem sterling's old school to find out. by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they are more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20—pound bomb, which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy will prevail. it fills me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. this catholic nation held its breath for the men they call the 33. and then, bells tolled nationwide to announce the first rescue, and chile let out an almighty roar. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: as turkey's military offensive in syria continues, russia says it will not allow clashes between turkish and syrian troops. the uk says late—night negotiations with the eu over

and this reaction from england's raheem sterling: england fans chanted their defiance.or action. they should be kicked out of the next qualifying phases. it's going to happen. if we were pre—warned about it and it's happened, it's going to happen again, isn't it? i've been living in bulgaria for five years as a brit, and i have to go through what you guys have just seen yesterday. so it's not fair or right, but i'm glad it's out there now. in a statement, uefa said: former bolton midfielder fabrice muamba. there hasn't been much progress, looking at it. 12 years ago, he played in the same stadium, facing the same abuse. does nothing change, seriously? you heard the monkey chants? yeah. what should happen to those racists in the stadium? they're not welcome to any football stadium. a lifetime ban? it has to be. we've linked some of those in the ground to a group called lauta army. on facebook, hours earlier, they openly talked of trying to arrange a fight with england fans. in the crowd, the same flag. what should happen to bulgaria? i think being thrown off can only sen

harry kane and raheem sterling. raheem sterling scoring a hat—trick for manchester city.. tottenham haven't been able to say that too many times this season.. as adam wild reports amidst the light show at tottenham a desperate need to brighten the gloom. last year's run to the finals seemingly a dimming memory. fans keen to capture those good times once more. against red star belgrade it didn't take too long. harry kane a constant amongst the inconsistent this season, his header relieving the pressure. moments later heung—min son added another, this suddenly more like the spurs the supporters expected. confidence returning off and on the field, son scored the third before half—time. they game all but, the question now by how many? erik lamela with a fourth before harry kane finished what he had started. 5—0 to spurs, their biggest ever champions league victory. that gloom in those spirits lifted at spurs. we need to build that confidence, of course. but we need to go step—by—step, being solid again. for manchester city, a comfortable night too although they did have to co

raheem sterling with a hat—trick.a goal, we knew it from the way they played that, if they win, this kind of tour, this kind of action, they can create actions. but when you we could contact with players up front, we could create chances and raheem sterling touches were good. it was a real tough game, a tough opponent. that is why they finished top in one of the toughest lease in the world, like italian. the bangladesh cricket board has accused players of a conspiracy to destabilise cricket in the country by going on strike. leading players, including test captain shakib al hasan, say they will not take part in any cricket activity until their demands for better pay and facilities are met. more on wednesday's european football in a moment. but in tennis, american, taylor fritz, will play alex de minaur, of australia, at the swiss indoors in basel. that's after he beat the second seed alexander zverev in straight sets. the american won the opening set on a tie—break, which gave him momentum into the second set, which h

he was commending the bulgarian payments, as well, raheem sterling, saying well done for calling foron of the head of the fa. by resignation of the head of the fa. by pointing out that the chairman of the fa was there last night stop liaised very closely with the players and gareth southgate, making sure that they were ok. gareth southgate himself checked that the players were ok to continue, those who had been targeted. but i think the most sobering thing about this, they were very quick to say, this is not just a bulgarian they were very quick to say, this is notjust a bulgarian issue, this is just not an issue on the continent, the fa, we have issues, as well, within this country. gareth southgate, i think this puts things in perspective. he says sadly my players when asked whether they might be scarred by the experiences last night, he said sadly, because of their experiences in our own country, they are hardened to racism. many thanks indeed for that. it isa racism. many thanks indeed for that. it is a story we will be covering in great detail at the bbc sport centre today. do n

achieved so much as a player and it worked so hard on his game and another had trick tonight and raheem sterlingworld —class sterling is up there with the world—class players of the moment in european football. a great performance from city. thank you so much forjoining us in a quick look at some of the a quick look at some of the other results tonight, comprehensive for ps6 against bruges — 5 seems to be the magic number tonight. kylian mbappe with a hat trick. real madrid, who have been struggling — get an important away win in turkey. bayern munich came from behind to beat olympiacos, as did juventus in their win against lokomotiv moscow let's have a quick look at some of the days other sports stories. former england defender sol campbell has been appointed manager of league one strugglers southend united. campbell was in charge at macclesfield town until his departure in august. salford's man of steel jackson hastings is one of the australia—born players selected by head coach wayne bennett for great britain's rugby league side game against tonga on saturday. the home nations haven't combine

substitute raheem sterling with the opening goal.il deep into injury time at the end of the match when phil foden added a second. so that's two out of two for city in this years competition. another match to tell you about this evening. it kicked off a little earlier in spain where real madrid just managed to get a draw against bruges. zinedine zidanes side though were really very poor. lots of speculation now about how long zidane will last in that real hotseat if their form doesn't improve pretty rapidly. they actually had to come back from 2—nil down. the match eventually finished 2—all. they were really made to fight for it though, 21 year old emmanuel dennis with both bruges goals before sergio ramos and casemiro levelled things. bruges did finish with ten men there, but bot a great performance from real madrid. it is the turn of liverpool and chelsea tomorrow. liverpool host red bull salzburg — while chelsea travel to france to take on lille. hoping to learn from mistakes made in their first game against valancia, which they lo

i've seen it with raheem sterling, with lewis hamilton, as a sacrament there is no allegation againstave not done anything wrong. this allegation is about was be clear here, it is about alberto salazar and oregon project. ifeel it down by you guys to be honest. there is no allegation against me. asi there is no allegation against me. as i said again and again. he read a paragraph, you go through, you hear talks about farah and then right at the bottom it says "there are no allegations against mo farah of wrongdoing." let's be clear there is no allegation against me. it has been another eventful day at the rugby world cup and that is just... after —— with the super typhoon sets mainland fall after —— in affairs, how much damage will it cause the scotla nd how much damage will it cause the scotland rugby team should their game with japan be cancelled which could mean the exit from the tournament? as far as scotland is concerned that is not an option going as far as threatening the game's governing body with legal action. andy burke has more. a still day in yokohama but this is a city go

but once sergio aguero had put them in charge, the brilliance of raheem sterling did the rest.another sterling night in europe. last night's football picked up on this morning's back pages. in the sun, sonny and ster... they haven't had much to smile about this season, tottenham. the mirror, rout of this world, going with sterling and kane. spy storm — that is related to claims by england coach eddiejones that that is related to claims by england coach eddie jones that they were spied upon as they hit a cuddly prepare for their semifinal with new zealand at the rugby world cup. sol campbell in back in football, but has a huge task on his hands if he's to keep southend in league one. he managed to steer macclesfield to safety in his previousjob, but watched southend, who are second from bottom, lose 7—1 last night. he has brought in andy cole, the former newcastle and manchester united striker, as attack coach. the welsh rugby union team met prince charles this morning as they continue their preparations for their world cup semi—final at the weekend. his royal highness was at th

with a 2—0 win over dinamo zagreb goals from raheem sterling and teenager phil foden.p, while a win for atletico madrid means they're tied on four points withjuventus at the top of group d. noah lyles has won the world 200 metres title at the world athletics championships in doha on tuesday, capping a triple gold night for the usa. lyles was the headliner in the final event of the session. earlier in the day american donavan brazier won the men's 800m title with a championship record however events on the track overshadowed somewhat, as our reporter ade adedoyin explains from doha. so the big story of the day wasn't what was happening on the track, but the decision by the us anti— doping agency to ban alberta salazar, the founding of the nikkei 0regon project, and there are two athletes from the group involved in the 800 metres final. donovan fraser, who won, was always in control. he accelerated for the last 50 metres to win his first global title. when i got with him trackside after the race he was getting to stress he never directly worked with salazar and wasn't tr

raheem sterling scoring an eleven—minute hat—trick, and two from sergio aguero. phil foden was sent off for the first time in his career in the last ten minutes. yet, we scored five goals but of course we scored goals. we knew from the way they played that if they win this kind of duel, they can run and create chances in the first half and then the second half, but we can do and we attacked with the players up front, we create a chances. and raheem were searcher were good. a really tough game and a tough opening. —— raheem and sergio. one of the toughest liens in the world... elsewhere, bayern munich maintained their 100% record in tottenham's group. robert lewandowski scored twice, in their 3—2 win over olympiakos. and alvaro morata became the first player to score in the champions league for both madrid sides. his goal the difference for atletico against leverkusen. and there was a two—all draw between shakhtar and dinamo zagreb. saudi arabia's al hilal held on to deny former barca player xavi and his side al sadd of qatar a place in the asian champions league

and this reaction from england's raheem sterling. marcus rashford tweeted...ngland fans were defiant, but today many called for action. they should be kicked out of the next qualifying period might. it's going to happen. if we were pre—warn that it has happened, it will happen again. i have been living in bulgaria for five years as a brit, and i have had to go through what you guys so yesterday. it's not fair or right, but i'm glad it's out there now. in a statement, uefa said... former bolton midfielder... there hasn't been much of a progress, looking at it. 12 years ago, he played in the same stadium, facing the same abuse. what should happen to those racists in the stadium? all you hope is that they can go through each individual and give them a life ban. on facebook, a group openly talked about trying to arrange a fight with england fans. in the crowd, the same flag. here, boris johnson described the abuse as "vile", and further condemnation inside parliament. i'm writing today to the uefa president, but again, the consequences of failing to tackle this is

his international debut, heard the first of the racist abuse, the match was halted twice as he, raheem sterlingarcus rashford were targetted. uefa charges followed, the head of the bulgarian fa stood down, six men have been arrested so far. let's cross live to sofia now, and speak to our correspondent daniel sandford. evening, daniel. things have moved fairly quickly and we are beginning to learn more about the make up of the main group of ultra fans where most of the racist abuse came from. uefa have brought charges against bulgaria, they've had yes, the bulgaria football union may have been called out by events on monday night, but things have moved with blistering speed, today at the first police action. police here say that they have identified 15 people on they have identified 15 people on the cctv pictures who they believe we re the cctv pictures who they believe were involved in both the racial abuse, or the nazi salutes, which we re abuse, or the nazi salutes, which were witnessed here on monday night. they have identified nine of those 15 people, and worked out who they are and i've al

raheem sterling.side? technology does not bring certainty. they stuck with the goal. no gray areas with the result, only swarming blue shorts and eventually a third for going to ground. if there are problems for city they are at the other end, this foul earned fernandinho a suspension. they could do with that another day, cityjust three points behind liverpool in the rain had passed. patrick gearey, bbc news. elsewhere, brighton beat everton with more var controversy. the other games were draws and chelsea have just kicked—off against burnley. today‘s results in the scottish premiership. joint leaders — celtic and rangers are both in action tomorrow. today, hibs drew with ross county, kilmarnock beat st mirren, livingston v hearts was goalless and hamilton lost at bottom side stjohnstone. great britain‘s return to international rugby league for the first time in 12 years has ended in defeat. they were beaten iii—6 by a tonga invitational team, part of a four—match tour of new zealand and papua new gui

i've seen it with raheem sterling, i've seen it with lewis hamilton. i can't win, whatever i do.clear here, it's about alberto salazar and oregon project. we've spoken a lot about the super typhoon hitting japan. it means there's just one game going ahead at the rugby world cup today. england against france and new zealand versus italy both cancelled, but ireland's final pool game against samoa goes ahead, despite concerns over the pitch, which has been relaid leading to worries it could cut up. you can see it there — centre chris farrell able to bury a ball under it. goodness knows what it will be like when you have 30 guys running all over it later. a bonus point win for ireland would guarantee their place in the quarterfinals. scotland's crucial match against the hosts japan on sunday remains in the balance because of the typhoon. the scotland camp unhappy at the lack of contingency planning from tournament organisers. the scottish rugby union may consider legal action if the decisive game doesn't go ahead. gregor townsend's side facing elimination from the tournament if the g

all the goals came in the second half — raheem sterling giving city the lead with his 7th goal of thethe lead, david silva given the goal, just getting a stud on the end of kevin de bruyne's cross. minutes later ilkay gundogan confirmed city's return to second place in the table. afterwards, manager pep guardiola was full of praise for sterling. he isa he is a guy who shows the energy that we need to play football and he dead. raheem sterling, it does not matter at the end of the day, the way he played and showed us what we should do, where we should go. we did it. chelsea are on a roll, they are into the top four and just two points behind manchester city — after beating burnley a—2. christian pulisick scored a hat—trick as they extended their winning run to seven matches in all competitions. yesterday we saw the first penalty awarded by the video assistant in the premier league. the referee didn't spot an infringement, but var did as brighton came from behind to beat everton 3—2. neil maupay scored the penalty to make it 2—2, then in the 9ath minute, an own goal from everton's lucas

problem 2 of the england players for example are in the squad for a loss like tammy abraham and raheem sterling have both been involved in very high profile races and cases one on social media and one inside the stadium so it's a problem that's not going away in english football either all right and they create mccambridge from davies for thank you so much for reporting for us there thank you. and let's get a reminder of our top stories here on day w. also as all sides take up strategic positions in northern syria u.s. president trump has called on turkey to observe a cease fire and halt its offensive against kurdish forces has also ordered economic sanctions to put pressure on congress. to our football show kickoff is coming up next stay tuned. because. you'll get are from bahrain i fly in for germany's national team. could not leave the fleet in minutes will be previously playing that's right down to where cha sargent is in the starting blocks. ready to go. next couple of. 4 picturesque french beautiful beaches romantic council and nuclear power. but it most people in france approve the use o

raheem sterling. was credited to kevin de bruyne but was another touch and was an offside? technology is not brought —— does not bring certainty and they stuck with a goal for the no grey area regarding the result, in this war in this boring blue shirt and eventually a third for ilkay gundogan. if there are problems for city, they are at the other end. this foul by fernandinho earned him a second yellow, a red and a suspension. they can deal with that another day, city now three points behind liverpool and the rain had passed. city with a win. but more personnel problems to deal with in the coming weeks with that fernandinho red card. for their manager it was their turnaround in performance at half tmie that made the difference. the second half, i don't know if we played good the second half because we scored a goal early or not. the second half was different. anyway, we won and especially in the second half, we done well. so that result means city go to within one result potentially of reeling liverp

all the goals were in the second half — raheem sterling giving city the lead. 4—2. top of the table liverpool play tottenham on sunday. in italy, inter milan missed the chance to leapfrog juventus at the top of serie a after being held to a 2—2 draw at home to parma. juve also drew at lecce. two penalties from each side — it ended one all. for the rest of the results across europe — go to the bbc sport website. there was a dramatic finish to qualifying which saw max verstappen claim pole position for sunday's mexican grand prix. valtteri bottas crashed on his last lap in the final session of qualifying. as lewis hamilton, sebastian vettel and max verstappen were behind him they couldn't improve their times. verstappen was quickest from his first run, so took pole. hamilton could only manage fourth and if he finishes there, he'll have to wait another week to claim his sixth world championship. that's all the sport for now. there is more on the bbc sport website. around 200,000 people have joined a gay pride march in taiwan — the first since the island legalised

it was the fourth minute of tonight's match when raheem sterling burst forward for the first time, whenane. means this. no mistake. scoring is not england's problem. defending is england's problem. deal with this? no, they couldn't. the czechs were back in the match. many thanks. as news came through of some arrests in central prague, england were still level in the game, althouthordan pickford needed his agility. for england, there were opportunities. for harry kane, the second goal didn't come. well, not for england. as they chased a winner, england were undone again in defence. this was a winning goal to reinspire czech football. a defeat to remind england of their limitations. joe wilson, bbc news in prague. first musician, then comedian and actor, and now writer. for 50 years sir billy connolly has been one of britain's most successful and popular entertainers. "the big yin", as he's known, has now written a book about storytelling, and his most famous stand up routines. he met our arts editor will gompertz in his home city of glasgow to talk about his comedy, scotland, and living

problem 2 of the england players for example are in the squad for a loss like tammy abraham and raheem sterling have both been involved in very high profile races and cases one on social media and one inside the stadium so it's a problem that's not going away in english football either all right and it creates mccambridge from the lebanese for thank you so much for reporting for us there thank you. now to some other stories making news around the world russian police have conducted nationwide raids on officers linked to opposition politician alexina vollies anti-corruption foundation in september and a volley helped organize mass protests in moscow ahead of local elections his foundation has been branded a foreign agent meaning it can be subjected to spot checks and bureaucratic scrutiny in tunisia official preliminary results confirm that one sunday's presidential elections the former law professor gain more than 72 percent of the vote he ran as an independent candidate say it is the country's 2nd democratically elected president crowds celebrated in the streets on sunday night after exit poll

all the goals were in the second half — raheem sterling giving city the lead.on the end of kevin de bruyne's cross. minutes later ilkay gundogan confirmed city's return to second place in the table — liverpool play tottenham tomorrow. let's take a look at the rest of the results. brighton beat struggling everton 3—2. there was a 1—1 draw between west ham and sheffield united, it ended 0—0 between bottom club watford and bournemouth. and chelsea beat burnley 4—2 at turf moor. with the scottish premiership's top four playing each other tomorrow — results today were all about the lower end of the table. bottom side stjohnstone recorded their first win of the season, 3—2 against hamilton accies. kilmarnockjump into the top three — for now — after beating st mirreni—o. both edinburgh clubs continue to struggle this season. hibs drew two all with ross county and livingstone held hearts to a 0—0 draw. lewis hamilton could seal his sixth formula i world title at tomorrow's mexican grand prix. he'll start from fourth and needs to finish at least third. but his mercedes

problem 2 of the england players for example are in the squad for a loss like tammy abraham and raheem sterling have both been involved in very high profile races and cases one on social media and one inside the stadium so it's a problem that's not going away in english football either all right and they create mccambridge from davies for thank you so much for reporting for us there thank you. now rena researchers have filmed striking scenes of humpback whales off the alaskan coast the scientists used a drone and an underwater camera to capture the footage that delivers new insights into the life of whales. when humpback whales feed they use a sophisticated hunting method. the whales surround a swarm of plankton squid all fish trapping it with a net of bubbles. then they dive through the bubble net tunnel and swallow their prey. humpback whales are believe in whales they use a calm like structure and up a jaw to filter out the plankton. the footage is is rather groundbreaking observing how these animals are manipulating their prey. and preparing a prey for for capture so it is allowing us to ga

on the pitch, england's fifth goal came from raheem sterling, they had come to win, to rediscover theirm. and that has forced the issue to the point where it cannot be hidden or ignored again. one england supporter has just told me that he heard monkey noises from bulgarian fans from the first minute of this game. england have experienced this kind of thing before, so what has changed? clearly now they have the confidence and determination to report racism, and there was a response. the second piece of the protocol should, could, have involved again being suspended. it could well be argued that england's emphatic victory was the best possible response. gareth southgate, england's manager, has admitted that england has its own issues with racism in football to be addressed, but that this cannot stand. the response from uefa is of utmost importance. that evening, a few thousand seats closed off made no difference. joel wilson, many thanks. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: president trump says he will redeploy troops in syria after their withdrawal sparked rising tensions on the bo

and this reaction from england's raheem sterling: marcus rashford tweeted: england fans chanted theirmany called for action. they should be kicked out of the next qualifying phases. it's going to happen. if we were pre—warned about it and it's happened, it's going to happen again, isn't it? i've been living in bulgaria for five years as a brit, and i have to go through what you guys have just seen yesterday. so it's not fair or right, but i'm glad it's out there now. in a statement, uefa said: former bolton midfielder fabrice muamba. there hasn't been much progress, looking at it. because 12 years ago, he played in the same stadium, facing the same abuse. does nothing change, seriously? you heard the monkey chants? yeah. what should happen to those racists in the stadium? they're not welcome to any football stadium. a lifetime ban? yeah, it has to be. we've linked some of those in the ground to a group called lauta army. on facebook, hours earlier, they openly talked of trying to arrange a fight with england fans. in the crowd, the same flag. what should happen to bulgaria? i think be

by a portion of his own fans anonymously on social media which is a massive issue these days raheem sterling in place much as the city was racially abused last season both england players so it really is still right they may be few a nazi salutes inside english grounds but there are still monkey chants there are certainly still anonymous abuse on social media and mccambridge from did or said thanks so much for all the insights. just as your minder now of our top stories at this hour as all sides take up a strategic positions in northern syria u.s. president trump has called on turkey to observe a cease fire holds its offensive against kurdish forces that he's also ordered economic sanctions we put in place on ankara and european union ministers meeting ahead of a summit later this week where bryson again the focus brussels says bret's a deal with the u.k. is still possible but that current proposals are not sufficient. as all we have time for i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks for being. beautiful beaches romantic council and nuclear power plant. but most people in france approve th

it was the fourth minute of tonight's match when raheem sterling burst forward for the first time, whenblem. defending is england's problem. deal with this? no, they couldn't. the czechs were back in the match. many thanks. as news came through of some arrests in central prague, england were still level in the game, althouthordan pickford needed his agility. for england, there were opportunities. for harry kane, the second goal didn't come. well, not for england. as they chased a winner, england were undone again in defence. this was a winning goal to re—inspire czech football, a defeat to remind england of their limitations. joe wilson, bbc news, in prague. in terms of a wake—up call, i think we have had a lot of plaudits, i think we have always maintained that there is a lot of work to be done to bea there is a lot of work to be done to be a really top team, and i think tonight was clear evidence of that. we have to respond in the right way. whilst england's winning run in qualifying came to an end, better news for andorra. it's been a long time coming but after 21 years, they've fina

sterling. he isa he is a guy who shows the energy that we need to play football, and he did it. raheem us what we should do, where we should go, and we did it. so it's over to liverpool now, can they get their six—point lead back? they're at home to tottenham. that's one of four matches this afternoon. newcastle take on wolves in the two o'clock kick—off. the home side have only managed to score two goals in the last four games at st james's park. in the later kick—offs, arsenal host crystal palace, and manchester united travel to norwich. today is the anniversary of the death of leicester city's former chairman vichai srivaddhanaprabha. he was killed last year alongside four others in a helicopter crash outside leicester's king power stadium. the club has paid tribute to the thai businessman who was central to their incredible premier league title win in 2016. the wounds are still there, definitely. 0bviously, the wounds are still there, definitely. obviously, it has been a year, but the boss is constantly on our minds still. every time we go onto the field, we think about him. we wa

on the back of the express, losers, and on the back of the daily mail, a picture of raheem sterling,are really interesting. henry winter saying in the times, england should have sent a message and simply walked off. i know that is something the players have talked about. they all had agreed that if it got to that point they were going to do it. gareth southgate handled this, i think, to do it. gareth southgate handled this, ithink, absolutely brilliantly. he was so calm, com pletely brilliantly. he was so calm, completely in control of what was happening, and for the players to have the confidence to just say we are not putting up with this, that is obviously a symptom of the culture he has developed within that whole set up. that is the incident there. you can see him turning around to the fourth official and saying did you hear that? but also, henry winter points out, one of the really interesting moments was the moment that there fa chairman, greg clark, left the posh seats where the officials and the dignitaries were sitting. recently got up and walked away to stand with gareth s

all the goals were the second half, raheem sterling given city the lead.vin did bring its cross. city are second place on the table now. livable take on tottenham tomorrow. chelsea are two points behind city after beating burnley 4—2. this was the opener and this girl was followed by a perfect hat—trick as chelsea went 3—0 up. willie and added a fourth. chelsea hung on for added a fourth. chelsea hung on for a seventh successive win in all competitions. confirmation of those results. the one other three o'clock kick—off and it 0-0. with a scottish premiership is backed up for playing each other tomorrow, results today were all about the lower end of the table. bottom sides and johnson recorded their first bottom sides and johnson recorded theirfirst win of bottom sides and johnson recorded their first win of the season, 3—2 against hamilton. kilmarnock are in that top three after beating dalmarnock 3—0. —— st mirren. there was a dramatic finish to qualifying in formula 1 which saw max left ashton claim pole position for tomorrow's mexican grand prix. botta

he would score again, but it was raheem sterling who stole the headlines in the second half with a quickanager says they aren't ready to win the champions league, could this be the year that they prove him wrong? katie gornall, bbc news. now, back to huw, on a dramatic night, at westminster. we are talking after nearly three and a half years of debate. with just nine days to the brexit deadline of october 31st — the path ahead is still unclear. but it is possible that voters may soon get the chance to have their say again — this time in a general election. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth has been to buckinghamshire to see what voters — and soon to be voters — think of the latest brexit developments. while the arguments raged in parliament, politics' students at beaconsfield high school were having a debate of their own on a particularly pertinent subject. brexit unsurprisingly dominated, and as people digested the latest developments at westminster, some weren't convinced by the prospect of delay. borisjohnson's been clear, he wants to get the uk out by the 31st. this is just an

but they allowed play to continue while people like raheem sterling were facing abuse every time theyrrific. i think the sun, which i rather like the headline, taking obviously a clear line, incredible rage and anger at what they described as vile fans, but what is surprising is the other newspapers have focused on pictures of the england team and gareth southgate in discussion, where is the big picture they have used is of these racists and these nazi salutes. i think it is an uncomfortable choice, actually. they need to be called out, that is the issue, but there is so out, that is the issue, but there is so much criticism of uefa for not being strong enough on this. this happens repeatedly, not just being strong enough on this. this happens repeatedly, notjust with england games but with other countries as well. and it is not clear why they have such difficulties with trying to take a tough line in a tough stance on this. i think that's absolutely right. there needs to be better vetting processes in place. i am sure these are people who have perform on this kind of thing, and we ma

all the goals came in the second half — raheem sterling, david silva and ilkay gundogan moving city backtable. afterwards manager pep guardiola was full of praise for sterling.. a promise he was full of praise for him sterling. chelsea are on a roll, they are into the top 4 and just two points behind manchester city — after beating burnley 4—2. christian pulisick scored a hat—trick as they extended their winning run to seven matches in all competitions. that was the american's first senior hat—trick. that was the american's first senior hat—trick. yesterday, we saw the first penalty awarded by the video assistant in the premier league. the referee didn't spot an infringement, but var did, as brighton came from behind to beat everton 3—2. neil maupay scored the penalty to make it 2—2. then in the 94th minute, an own goal from everton's lucas digne gave brighton a dramatic win — everton have lost 5 of their last 6 in the league. if they saw that penalty, they have to state 50 minutes before first because it is a clear penalty for the ref makes mistakes, my players, as well. it is a game, i

he would score again but it was raheem sterling who stole the headlines in the second half with a quickfireourish to the scoreline. their manager says they are not ready to win the champions league, could this be the year they prove them wrong? so campbell has been appointed manager of southend united. he was in charge of macclesfield town until his departure in august. his former portsmouth team—mates and andy cole will form part of his coaching team. southend are second from bottom in ligue one. england's head coach says all the pressure will be on new zealand on saturday's world cup semifinal as he claimed his side's training session had been spied on. he said it looked as though someone was filming england from one of the flats overlooking their training camp. the implication it might have been someone from the new zealand camp. jones was asked if he had ever spied on any other team training sessions in the past. i have not done it since... 2001, i used to do it. you don't need to do any more, mate, because you see everything. you can watch everyone's training on youtube or whatever tha

it was the fourth minute of tonight's match when raheem sterling burst forward for the first time, whenmeans this. no mistake. scoring is not england's problem. defending is england's problem. deal with this? no, they couldn't. the czechs were back in the match. many thanks. as news came through of some arrests in central prague, england were still level in the game, althouthordan pickford needed his agility. for england, there were opportunities. for harry kane, the second goal didn't come. well, not for england. as they chased a winner, england were undone again in defence. this was a winning goal to reinspire czech football. a defeat to remind england of their limitations. joe wilson, bbc news in prague. four—time olympic champion, mo farah has spoken tonight for the first time since his former coach alberto salazar was banned by the us anti—doping agency. today, nike announced its shutting down the oregon project — its athletics training programme — founded by salazar. that training camp was used for six yea rs by that training camp was used for six years by farah who is not accused

on the pitch, england's fifth goal came from raheem sterling, they had come to win, to rediscover theiry did that. they also displayed the confidence to report racism. and that has forced the issue to the point where it cannot be hidden or ignored again. one england supporter has just told me that he heard monkey noises from bulgarian fans from the first minute of this game. england have experienced this kind of thing before, so what has changed? clearly 110w before, so what has changed? clearly now they have the confidence and determination to report racism, and there was a response. the second piece of the protocol should, could, have involved again being suspended. it could well be argued that england's emphatic victory was the best possible response. gareth southgate, england's manager, has admitted that england has its own issues with racism in football to be addressed, but that this cannot stand. the response from uefa is of utmost importance. that evening, a few thousand seats closed off made no difference. joel wilson, many thanks. the civil war in syria looks set to enter a new

raheem sterling.redited to kevin de bruyne but was another touch? was there an offside? technology does not bring certainty, they stuck with a goal. no grey areas regarding the result, swallowing blue shirt. this foul by fern and ennio are earning him a second yellow and a red, and a suspension. —— this foul by fernandinho. now they are back in second and the rain has passed. so city with a win but more personnel problems to deal with in the coming weeks with that fernandinho red card. for their manager it was their turnaround in performance at half tmie that made the difference. the second half is different. you want. special second half. we came here with a game plan. 0ur defensive discipline was really good. against a top team that caused problems against anyone and they had a couple of chances in the first half but i thought we showed some real enterprising and attacking transitions as well, and the goalkeeper has made a good save from john mcginn in the second half and just missed a rebound. it w

raheem sterling has been subject to racist abuse throughout the campaign.just some breaking newsjust coming in, the bulgarian prime minister has called for the resignation of the president of the bulgarian football union after those scenes, those incidents, those racist gestures and chanting at last night's game. the bulgarian presidentjo prime minister has called for the resignation of the president of the bulgarian football union. —— the bulgarian football union. —— the bulgarian priming is to has called for. let's discuss this further with paul canoville, the former chelsea footballer who was subject to racist abuse from some of his club's own fans in the 1980s, and has campaigned to end racism in the sport. paul, you are very welcome and bbc news, thank you forjoining us. now it is 2019 and it is still going on, what is your reaction, first of all, to what happened at the game last night. good morning. festival can i say congratulations to gareth southgate and the england team, also tyrone mings on his legendary debut in sucha tyrone mings on his legend

the england and manchester city star raheem sterling is fronting the campaign.side flags, advertising boards and match day programmes asking fans to report any racist language or behaviour at the ground. there the room for every kind of emotion. but there is never room for racism. there is no room for racism. in the premier league or anywhere else.“ you see it, report it. if you see it, report it. the former newcastle and england forward shola ameobi is part of the eight—man bame panel, advising the premier league on racism issues ahead of this weekend's campaign. he says nothing has changed since he played because not enough has been put in place to combat racism in football. it is about you know, tackling these issues head on, and i think obviously, coming off the back of what was you know, a tumultuous week in terms of the england team and what the experience of bulgaria, these are issues that really need to be looked at, and i think it's really important that you know, as this campaign no room for racism, it is not just a this campaign no room for racism, it

all the goals came in the second half, raheem sterling giving city the lead with his seventh goal ofa guy who shows the energy that we need to play football, and he did it. so, raheem was... it doesn‘t matter, indian, with the decisions, but the way that he played, he showed us the way we should do, the way we should go. —— in the end. chelsea are on a roll, they‘re into the top four and just two points behind manchester city, after beating burnley 4—2. christian pulisick scored a hat—trick as they extended their winning run to seven matches in all competitions. brighton came from behind to win late against everton. but it wasn‘t without some var drama. everton were 2—1 in front when the video assistant awarded a penalty to brighton — despite the refreree not spotting any infringement. neil maupay scored to make it 2—2, then in the 94th minute an own goal from everton‘s lucas digne gave brighton a dramatic win, piling the pressure on everton manager marco silva. they are up to 12, everton just a couple of points above the relegation zone. it is a clear penalty. the referee cannot see

raheem sterling inspired manchester city to a 2—0 win against dynamo greer.ling three sets to reach the quarterfinals of the china open in beijing. i will be back with more on those stories in about 20 minutes. see you then. more now on the news that the government will submit what it calls its "final" proposals for a new brexit deal today, with a warning there will be no further negotiations if brussels fails to engage with the offer. borisjohnson is expected to tell the conservative party conference the plan is a "fair and reasonable compromise" that all sides can build on. mrjohnson is expected to give some details in his keynote speech to the conference later this morning. but, aside from europe, the speech will be a chance for the prime minister to reset, after a turbulent few weeks. someone who knows a bit about speech writing is chris wilkins, former head of strategy and speech writer for theresa may. he writer for theresa may. joins us from the conferenn manchester. he joins us from the conference in manchester. good to have you with us. what boris jo

it was the fourth minute of tonight's match when raheem sterling burst forward for the first time, wheno mistake! scoring is not england's problem. defending is england's problem. deal with this? no, they couldn't. the czechs were back in the match. many thanks. as news came through of some arrests in central prague, england were still level in the game, althouthordan pickford needed his agility. for england, there were opportunities. for harry kane, the second goal didn't come. well, not for england. as they chased a winner, england were undone again in defence. this was a winning goal to re—inspire czech football, a defeat to remind england of their limitations. joe wilson, bbc news, in prague. no break for football focus. we will be reflecting on the internationals, that first defeat for england in a decade. because there is no premier league we are focusing further down the divisions. we sent mark clement to go and see the leaders in league 2, forest green, who take on exeter. i've got a clip for you from an interview with mark cooper, the boss of forest green. there is a lot of goo

raheem sterling said...arcus rashford said, "not an easy situation to play in and not one which should be happening in 2019. proud we rose above it to take three points but this needs stamping out." the bulgarian prime minister has called for the head of the country's football union to resign, and the the fa chairman here greg clarke, who was at the game, said it had left a number of the england players and staff visibly upset. what a disappointing night, probably one of the most appalling nights i have seen in football. we talk to the players at half—time and they got together and said no, we want to play, we want to finish, we want to win the game, we do not want the racists to win. let's speak to 0sei sankofa — he is a former professional footballer who started his career at charlton. he is the education officer at kick it out. that is an anti—discrimination charity. alsojoining us is imrul gazi — he is the manager of semi—pro team sporting bengal. he brought his players off the pitch due to racist abuse

team—mate raheem sterling who has been subject to racist abuse throughout the qualfying campaign saide represented by such idiots in their stadium. and captain harry kane tweeted that he was "proud of the togetherness we showed in some disgraceful circumstances. racism has no place in society or football. it needs stamping out for good". my colleague annita mcveigh has been speaking to the former chelsea player paul conville, who was subject to racist abuse from some of his club's own fans in the 1980s — and has campaigned to end racism in the sport. she asked him what he made of last night's match. disgusting scenes. ugly scenes we witnessed last night clearly. a all for the uefa to get off their backsides and take swift action. we can always remember what they did after the stadium disaster. they banned all clubs for six years. any european football this is a step. they need to send the message. most definitely support and take part at least some. paul, it suggests that if you didn't know about it well does anybody know about it? ijust find out i had to make a phone call to my colle

pep guardiola called raheem sterling an extraordinary player after he scored a hat—trick against atalantaup. prince charles had visited ash has visited the wales squad against their world cup clash with south africa on sunday. australia meet new zealand on saturday. let's return to the news that the bodies of 39 people have been discovered in a lorry container at an industrial park in essex, and grays. the bodies of 38 adults and one teenager were discovered in the early hours of this morning. 0ur reporter peter walker is at the scene. what can you see? behind me is the entrance to a logistics company, the big blue metallic industrial unit to the left hand side. not only is there a white and blue police cordon, but there is a green physical barrier which is stopping a lot of reporters with cameras trying to have a look inside. you can hear the traffic, which is trying to negotiate round the people and bystanders watching and cars parked around. i have heard the police helicopter overhead, there is a drone flying over the focal point of the investigation as well. presumably that is operate

raheem sterling has joked that he can call it a day on the champions league after being awarded a goldof his success on the pitch, and also for his work combating negativity, including racist abuse. only a few gold badges are awarded each year for outstanding achievements. sir david attenborough, ed sheeran and david beckham have also been given one in the past. you are an inspiration not only through your actions on the pitch, but also of the pitch, for standing up but also of the pitch, for standing upfor but also of the pitch, for standing up for people's rights. so with that in mind, it would be an absolute honour to award you our highest accolade, and that is the blue peter gold badge. you are in very prestigious company, so congratulations. thank you, thank you very much. have you got one of those? no. clearly some clerical mistake. david beckham, charlie state... no, ijust meana beckham, charlie state... no, ijust mean a regular blue peter badge. —— charlie stayt. i think! mean a regular blue peter badge. —— charlie stayt. i think i stole one from a blue peter presenter. so we k

raheem sterling has spoken about this issue, how do you tackle it.f they are subjected to any form of racist chance, they are seriously considering walking off the pitch. taking it in their home hand instead of living it to authorities. it would be a partially closed stadium. it isa would be a partially closed stadium. it is a genuine worry this could present itself again. nine out of ten workers prefer to get up and go to theirjobs rather than state at home if they feel ill. i thought pulling a sick it was when you were not actually ill. i wouldn't know what you're talking about, louise. people going to work and well but, of course, one of the people says that has problems because you take your illness to work and not very productive. in schools as well. it is different when you are coughing in someone's here all day. you haven't got dogs. what about this? a beautiful gag at the. white dogs beat drugs. owning a dog can be more effective than medication... incredible study. the mortality rate in patients who lived alone but had a dog was 33% lower th

elsewhere, raheem sterling inspired manchester city to a 2—0 win over dinamo zagreb at the etihad.her for phil foden. there was disappointment for britain's adam gemili at the world athletics championships, as he narrowly missed out on a medal in the 200 metres. the american noah lyles took gold, his first global title. and there was another impressive performance from dina asher—smith. she won her 200—metres semifinal, and made it look effortless. she will now be one of the big favourites for tonight's final in doha. she is looking good going into that race tonight. we talked to denise lewis about it yesterday and she said this is her moment. exciting stuff. will you hang around for some papers? if you would like me to. i will hang around if ben gets out of my shots. lean that way. it is very ha rd to my shots. lean that way. it is very hard to sneak into a studio when you are about nine feet tall. and the studio is about three foot wide. you have lovely shoulder pads, we could see more of it. let's take a look at today's papers. the times leads on the duke and duchess of sussex,