they have nations league fixtures against the republic of ireland and finland next month. has also called up four uncapped players, but kieran trippier�*s ruled himself out, a regular during gareth southgate�*s eight years in charge, the newcastle defender has today retired from international football. our senior football news reporter alex howell was at today's squad announcement. lee carsley named his first england squad since he has been named england interim head coach. he has named four uncapped players in the squad, and also five played under him when he was england u2i manager. this was the team that won the european championship in georgia last summer. he also made some big calls, leaving out manchester city defender kyle walker and bringing back in harry maguire. he has made clear he wants to leave his own impression on this group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the majority of them, whether when i was assisting the 21s before or currently. i think it was important too, not only with the players, but get staff around me who understand how i work and how i

england need to name their next squad for the nations league games against finland and the republic of irelanda new manager in place, and if we look at what the fa has done historically, they have actually looked internally before you have stewart's peers and even gareth southgate, they got the role from the under 21's in stepping up. it fits into st george's park ethos. young players have a path and so do coaches as well. you also look at lee and what he did last summer with that england under 21 side he won the european championships. they paid really, really good football under him, exciting football. in a number of those players have stepped up to the squad in that time. you have players like jared brathwaite, levi coldwell, adam walton, even though he played one game to made his debut for the euros and cole palmer as well. you also look at what he did last summer with that england under 21 side he won so you will lot of the squad having them and also just being around st george's park. just enough time to recap our top story. just enough time to recap our top story — america's quincy hall

interim charge of england's senior team when they play their nations league matches against the republic of ireland for a long term replacement for gareth southgate who left his role last month. our football reporter alex howell is following the story for us: is just over three weeks since gareth southgate resigned from being the senior england team manager after defeat to spain and the euro final, and there's just that amount of time just over three weeks until england need to name their next squad for the nations league game against finland and the republic of ireland, so there isn't actually much time logistically to get a new manager in place, and if we look at what the fa has done historically, they have actually looked internally before you have stewart's peers and even gareth southgate, they got the role from the under 21 �*s in the stepping up. it fits into st george's park ethos. young players have a path and so do coaches as well. you also look at what he did last summer with that england under 21 side he won the european championships. they paid really, really good football other hand, e

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england and being someone who has not played for the national team as lee carsley played for the republic of ireland— if lee carsley is going to do it. it is a different job from the under 21 is from someone who only really does headers and volleys. for someone who only really does headers and volle s. ., ,., ., , and volleys. for some fans, lee carsley will _ and volleys. for some fans, lee carsley will not _ and volleys. for some fans, lee carsley will not be _ and volleys. for some fans, lee carsley will not be a _ and volleys. for some fans, lee carsley will not be a big - and volleys. for some fans, lee carsley will not be a big name, | and volleys. for some fans, lee i carsley will not be a big name, some people might have never heard of him were big names were associated with this job, were big names were associated with thisjob, the likes were big names were associated with this job, the likes of were big names were associated with thisjob, the likes ofjurgen klopp, pep guardiola and many others. is this a possible change of direction with the fa's new philosophy? it with the fa's new philos

retained the ultimate goal of an irish nationalist party, taking northern ireland out of the uk andjoining taking northern ireland out of the uk and joining it with the republicone of the main architects of the good friday peace agreement in 1998, that largely ended the violence, the party under the leadership of john hume, and he also won the nobel peace prize for that work. but now colum eastwood says he believes the party is in a different phase and he thinks it is time to press onwards towards that ultimate goal of irish unity so he says he wants to devote himself more fully to that aim and he was challenged by one of my colleagues, that if you wanted to push ahead with that objective, so to speak, surely leading the party would be the best way to do that, but then he pointed to other factors and he pointed to other factors and he said he had been doing the job of party leader over nine years which is a long time, in politics, and that the day—to—day running of the party was taking up a lot of time and also he was pointing to the fact that there are different roles people can have in politics so now the focus will look at the successor and the front runne

people in northern ireland and the republic of ireland are not against immigration. n those working class areas, and they are changing the concept of those working class areas, people there. i have spoke to you at great length who do not want to appear on camera, because they would be branded racists. this is where we have got to that you are branded racist if you turn around and just tell the facts of what is happening, some some of these people can't even get their children into local primary schools because there are so many places set aside for immigrants. some of them those very people, maybe only have one car. the husband works nights. the wife works days, and they are having to drive their children three miles up the road to another school. then they want to have a family support in the area that they grew up, and they're trying to buy the houses in the family that they grew up. but private landlords have bought those houses up and they give them up over to groups such as mirrors that then use those social houses that are in the hands of private landlords, incl

all of our international touring is funded through culture ireland. culture ireland are a cultural organisation based in the republicn all—ireland agenda. that has to have an effect in terms of the things that you care about, how are they valued? that tells a tale in itself, doesn't it? the story of the future will nevertheless be framed by the past. the wounds are so great that they need to heal. gwen stevenson crossed the border with the republic of ireland every day for a year to make this poignant film. alexandra bannister, 21. seamus morris, 18. it remembers all the victims of violence and reminds that communities remain divided. if we could introduce integrated education, if we could integrate housing, if we could be economically more prosperous, then i think we can move forward. the peace process has brought new thinking about perennial issues. there are signs people are reconsidering what traditional identities mean, or stepping outside them. chris page, bbc news, belfast. now, could an 0asis reunion be on the cards? the gallagher brothers have been ramping up speculation on social media that an announcement

all of our international touring is funded through culture ireland. culture ireland are a cultural organisation based in the republichat has to have an effect in terms of the things that you care about, how are they valued? that tells a tale in itself, doesn't it? the story of the future will nevertheless be framed by the past. the wounds are so great that they need to heal. gwen stevenson crossed the border with the republic of ireland every day for a year to make this poignant film. alexandra bannister, 21. seamus morris, 18. it remembers all the victims of violence and reminds that communities remain divided. if we could introduce integrated education, if we could integrate housing, if we could be economically more prosperous, then i think we can move forward. the peace process has brought new thinking about perennial issues. there are signs people are reconsidering what traditional identities mean, or stepping outside them. chris page, bbc news, belfast. it's the late august bank holiday weekend, which can only mean one thing — notting hill carnival is back! adult�*s day, which follows on from the families' and

manager of the england men's senior team, when they play their nations league games against the republic of irelandsley led england under—21s to victory in the european championship last year, for the first time in 39 years. the football association have been conducting a search for a permanent replacement since gareth southgate resigned last month sri lanka are on the brink of winning the deciding one day international against india. the first match was tied and sri lanka won the second in the 3 match series. they made 2a8—7 in their 50 overs, avishka fernando top scored with 96. in reply india are 128—8. the men's dinghy sailing medal race hasjust finished — australia's matthew wearn won the gold medal. and that's all the sport for now. back to you anita more now on our top story — three men have beenjailed for their parts in a wave of riots that has swept across parts of the uk over the past week. but what about the role of social media in all this? and ofcom says it has published an open letter to online platforms about the �*increased risk of their platforms being used to stir up hatred, provo

england's interim manager, lee carsley, is set to name his first squad for the games against the republic of irelandmonth. one player who is not expected to be involved is arsenal's ben white. he's not been part of the national squad since he left the england camp at the world cup in qatar in 2022. he then made himself unavailable for euro 202a. however, it was thought a change in manager would see him rejoin the set—up, but this now looks unlikely. louis rees—zammit has been linked with a switch to the jacksonville jaguars according to reports in the united states. the former wales rugby union star missed out on the kansas city chiefs 53—man nfl roster and was expected to continue his contract on their practice squad. the 23—year—old has since removed his chiefs profile picture from his social media accounts amid suggestions he will instead join the jaguars�* practice squad who have a strong presence in the uk. they'll play twice in london this season. and that's all the sport for now. ollie pope is now out in the cricket. england are currently 46—2. some breaking news now. the prime minister sir k

course a diplomat working in counter terrorism um at the british um embassy in dublin in the republic. of ireland um in his resiglation letter that came of course late friday, it's a thing uh here for things like that to come out so late uh in the week uh but it gained traction over the weekend and by sunday evening and and today it was all over uh the place uh coincided of course uh with the trip the second time by the uh british foreign secretary david lamy to israel where reportedly he was snupped. by the israeli prime minister over the uk's dropping of its legal alleg uh challenge to the icc, the international criminal courts, seeking of a response for netanyahu and his minister. of military affairs in that um resignation letter, mr. smith describes himself as an expert in armed sales policy that he was lead pen holder and author of the central assessment governing the legality of uk arms sales in the middle east and north africa, that is very important, of course this these are people who give the government advice on whether or not international humanitarian law is being violated by the rec

they have nations league fixtures against the republic of ireland and finland next month.oday retired from international football. our senior football news reporter alex howell was at today's squad announcement. lee ca rsley named lee carsley named his first england squad since he has been named england interim head coach. he has named four uncapped players in the squad, and also fifa played under him when he was england u21 manager. this was the team that won in georgia last summer. he also made some big calls, leaving out manchester city defender kyle walker and bringing back in harry maguire. legal mogwai has made clear he wants to leave his own impression on this group. to leave his own impression on this ”foul to leave his own impression on this u-rou. . , . �* group. looking at the squad, i've worked with _ group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the _ group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the majority - group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the majority of - group. looking at the squad, i've| worked with the majority of them, whether— worked wi

he of course a diplomat working in counter terrorism at the british embassy in dublin in the republic of ireland, in his resignation letter that came of course late. it's a thing uh here for things like that to come out so late uh in the week uh but it gained traction over the weekend and by sunday evening and and today it was all over uh the place in that um resignation letter mr. smith describes himself as an expert in armed sales policy that he was lead pen holder and author of the central assessment governing the legality of uk arms sales. in the middle east and north africa directorate, that is very important, of course this these are people who give the government advice on whether or not international humanitarian law is being... vihilated by the recipient nation of uk armed sales, um, he is not in that position anymore, but based on what he said, and i quote, to export arms to any nation, the uk must be satisfied that the recipient has it in place, robust procedures to avoid civilian casualties and to minimize the risk to civilian life, it's impossible, he says, to argue israel is doing

carsley is going to be the interim manager of the england man's senior team when they play the republic of irelandmonth. he led the under 21 is to victory in the european jump ship last year. for the first time in 29 years. the fa have been conducting a search since gareth southgate resigned last month but have always made clear that they will have a interim solution in place. india are chasing 248 in the one—day international in colombo, the first match was tight and sri lanka won the second. they made 248—7 and the top scorer got 96. india got 73—4. there is so much support to keep up with but that is it for now from me. thank you. i am in paris, with but that is it for now from me. thank you. iam in paris, continuing the coverage of the olympics. she has covered all the sports so let's talk about what is happening here. the last time france hosted the summer olympics was back in 1924, 100 years ago. they have battled hard to bring these games and they are finally happening and the city is really embracing them. earlier i spoke to the sports minister who gave me her thoughts on how she thinks th

sports news with the latest results of the 2024 olympics in double rowing of romanian, dutch and republic of ireland teams it was placed in the first to third places. in the heavy four-person rowing, american , new zealand, and england teammates won gold , silver, and bronze medals, respectively. in 20 km walk , brian pintado from ecuador became the champion. runners from brazil and spain won silver and bronze. they are shooting. the taekwondo national team completed their last repairs before sending to the olympics. this team is going to be tested in paris tomorrow morning . only a few minutes to participate in the biggest world event of the 2024 olympic games in paris. the day will come and i'm kind of looking forward to it. iranian taekwondo is going to experience its seventh olympic appearance . this time with mehran hashdari and arian salimi. my first opponent is from uzbekistan. well, now i had a history of playing with them , we fought with a lot of difficulties and i hope that we can play our best game there and have our best performance . iran is participating in the paris olympics with a f

she also talked about whether had people had travelled from the republic of ireland to belfast to takeelped people with any information to come forward. she also said that they were working with the cps to review all the evidence they had and to bring people to justice. she was also asked about why they hadn't used water cannon, because wootton can art of —— would cannon are available in northern ireland, not in the rest of the united kingdom. she said they had maintained capability to do that but decided that yesterday was not an appropriate tactic but she said that does not mean it will not be used in the future. that is the latest from the police service in northern ireland on the violence that has taken place over the last couple of days. more on that on the bbc news website and app. we are going to turn our attention to some of the rest of the day's news. the noise of the families of two men in the centre of the incident at manchester airport last night said officers took one of them to an area out of view of security cameras and threw him facedown to the floor and put his name to

a 16 year old boy has appeared in court in the republic of ireland, charged in connection with the stabbing who cannot be named for legal reasons, is charged with causing harm relating to a stabbing. he was remanded to a children's detention campus. police told the court they believed the accused has a radical islamist mindset, and that there could be further charges. the army chaplain, father paul murphy, is recovering from multiple stab wounds after having surgery. brexit leader and mp for clacton, nigel farage, has declared earnings of more than £1 million a year from work he does outside his new role. the latest register of members' financial interests, published each year by parliament, shows mr farage is paid more than ten times his mp salary, as a presenter on gb news, making him among the highest earning mps sitting this parliament. our political correspondentjoins us. it is very good money, isn't it? yes, to take us to it, every mp must declare money that they are outside of parliament and they must also declare things like paid for travel gifts and hospitality. this is the first o

ireland from its formation in 1970. while it retained the ultimate goal of an irish nationalist party, taking northern ireland out of the united kingdom, joining it with the republics still the conflict known as the troubles... the sdlp saw its main objective as bringing a resolution to that and establish peace. the sdlp, many would say, was the main architect of the good friday peace agreement in 1998 that largely ended the violence. the party was under the leadership of john hume, colum eastwood's predecessor, and who won a noble peace prize for that work. now colum eastwood seems to be saying the party is in a different phase and he thinks it is time to press onwards towards that ultimate goal of irish unity. he says he wants to devote himself more fully to that aim. you had him challenged their by one of my colleagues that, if he wanted to push ahead with that objective, surely leading an irish nationalist party would be the best way to do that. he pointed to other factors, he said i have been doing thejob for nine years, which is a long time in politics, and that the day—to—day running of the party, well, that was taking up a lot of time. also, he was pointin

england and being someone who hasn't played for the national team because carsley played for republic of irelanded it absolutely brilliant. he gets asked everything from the price of fuel to political stories as well. so it's it's a differentjob from the under 21 when you're mainly focusing on headers and volleys. yeah, and for many fans, lee carsley won't be a very familiar name. in fact, they probably never heard of him. whereas, you know, there were big names being associated with this job when southgate quit, you know, jurgen klopp, pep guardiola, eddie howe and so on. but but you're really saying this might be a change of direction because is the fa's new philosophy perhaps. well, possibly. it all depends whether momentum picks up. i mean, you say that football fans don't know him. i mean, he is fairly well known after particularly after what he did last year with the under 21. i mean, it was a fantastic performance by the under 21 seconds to win that. southgate couldn't win it, other managers couldn't win it. and what people liked about that team, the under 21, is that he had some really g

ultimate aim for irish nationalist politicians, and that is taking northern ireland out of the uk and making it part of the republic of a party. the moment now has come for me to step aside, to allow other people to take on that mantle, and to allow myself actually to focus on things that i need to focus on, primarily representing the people of this city, but also making the case for a new ireland. making the case for change across this island. for more than 30 years, the sdlp was the biggest irish nationalist party in ireland. its leader won the peace prize. but over the last two decades, sinn fein has replaced the sdlp as the main voice of nationalism here and colum eastwood was popular in the party but didn't manage to take back any major electoral ground. the strong favourite to succeed him as party leader is the party's other westminster mp and that is claire hannah. ., ~ westminster mp and that is claire hannah. ., ,, i. , swedish authorities have arrested a person in connection with the deaths of two british men found in a burnt out car in malmo in july. farooq abdulrazak and juan cifuentes were from north l

they face the republic of ireland on the 7th of september and finland three days later.o move above them in the early season table. rangers play ross county tomorrow. now, ross county have never won at ibrox but, victory at home for them during the title run—in back in april still haunts the rangers manager. i still have in my stomach about last season _ i still have in my stomach about last season i_ i still have in my stomach about last season. i want _ i still have in my stomach aboutj last season. i want confirmation i still have in my stomach about. last season. i want confirmation for the playersm — last season. i want confirmation for the players... that's _ last season. i want confirmation for the players... that's what - last season. i want confirmation for the players... that's what we've - the players... that's what we've been _ the players... that's what we've been working _ the players... that's what we've been working on _ the players... that's what we've been working on during - the players... that's what we've been working on during the - the players... t

the republic of ireland winger will cost them around £8 million and is their tenth signing since gaininggned the manchester united midfielder hannibal mejbri. the tunisian international drops down to the championship for an initial fee of £5 million chelsea's romelu lukaku is back in italy ahead of a move to napoli for 30 million euros. he was mobbed by supporters ahead of his medical. after the last two seasons on loan at inter milan and roma, he will be reunited with antonio conte who he won the serie a title with in his first spell at inter the 27—year—old uruguayan defender juan izquierdo has died five days after collapsing during a match in brazil. he was playing for nacional against sao paulo in the copa libertadores, when he was taken to hospital with a heart condition, two seasons ago, he helped nacional win their first league title for over 100 years. the club, announcing his death today, said they �*are in grief for his irreplaceable loss' harriet dart is due on court shortly at flushing meadows. she's playing marta kostyuk in the second round. dan evans has a well—earned day o

the england men's senior football team, when they play their nations league games against the republic of ireland time in 39 years. the football association have been conducting a search for a permanent replacement since gareth southgate resigned last month. trent rockets' men beat london spirit by 22 runs in a hundred double header at trent bridge. england's alex hales hit 68 runs from 42 deliveries as rockets got back to winning ways. they move up to third place in the table. spirit remain one off the bottom. earlier, trent rockets women beat london spirit by 31 runs. grace scrivens top scored with 55 runs. rockets move up to sixth place. and that's all the sport for now. we'll have more later on, we'll see you then. hello there. the next 24 hours look fairly unsettled. we've got another weather system working in off the atlantic that's going to bring a stronger breeze, cloud, outbreaks of rain, so an unsettled day tomorrow. after we start off with some sunshine the cloud will tend to build in. and we've had a breezy day today, thanks to this area of low pressure that's brought windy weather to

they all make his first squad for the match against the republic of ireland in dublin on the 7th of september finland at wembley three days later. a lot of these players that we have called in, they are used to winning. they are used to winning and getting to that stage of tournaments and doing really well. morgan would have been part of that world cup team a few years back that one. they have done the euros as well and that was the important thing. angel is probably different to what we would have seen in the past in terms of the central midfielder that is probably a little bit more physical, more robust. angel is very technical. he controls the game with his skill and his technique. one playing missing from carsley�*s squad is kieran trippier, who has announced his retirement from international football. the 33—year—old played at the last four major tournaments and captained the side three times. he played 5a times for england — his only goal coming from a free—kick in the 2018 world cup semi—final defeat against croatia. napoli have confirmed the signing of romelu lukaku from chelsea for £

he'll be in charge for next month's nations league fixtures against the republic of ireland and finlandws reporter alex howell. we knew this was coming, and it was likely lee carsley was going to be appointed as the england interim head coach, and as you said, in the statement, it does say that it's with a view to those nations league games that are continuing into the autumn. so that would be the games in september, october and even possibly november. as we have seen with previous caretaker managers, and gareth southgate himself, if interim managers do well, they are allowed to continue, and as we spoke about earlier in the week and as we reported on, the reason for lee carsley coming in as interim head coach as he does so many of those players. —— he knows. specifically in the ones who won the euros last summer who have now made the step up to the senior squad, and he has been around the senior set up and been part of that technical team, so providing analysis to gareth southgate. it is a very seamless and smooth step up for carsley. it will be interesting _ smooth step up for carsley

the england men's senior football team, when they play their nations league games against the republic of ireland led england under—21s to victory in the european championship last year, for the first time in 39 years. the football association have been conducting a search for a permanent replacement since gareth southgate resigned last month and that's all the sport for now. there are 6000 riot police on standby in towns and cities preparing for more violence and unrest as it has happened over the last few days. as we've been hearing the large majority of protests across the uk have been peaceful in brighton — there is a large police presence have been peaceful in brighton — there is a large police presence places under threat, named online for possible targets for far right protests. we've seen these counter demonstrators, and see racism demonstrators, and see racism demonstrators, let's run through some of the places we've seen them. as we've been hearing the large majority of protests across the uk have been peaceful in brighton — there is a large police presence at a counter—protest that has

manager of the england men's senior team, when they play their nations league games against the republic of irelandsley led england under—21s to victory in the european championship last year, for the first time in 39 years. the football association have been conducting a search for a permanent replacement since gareth southgate resigned last month. trent rockets are playing london spirit in a double header in the hundred at trent bridge. the women are on first. spirit won the toss and put the hosts into bat with 55 runs for grace scrivens as they finished on a hefty 158 for 5 in reply england captain heather knight reached 29 before departing. spirit need 51 runs to win from 13 balls with four wickets remaining. the men play at half past six. white back we will keep you updated with the rest of the sports news for the afternoon. at that is all for now. , ., ., " the afternoon. at that is all for now. ., ~ , ., the afternoon. at that is all for now. . ~' , ., , the afternoon. at that is all for now. ., ~ , . let's return to our top story and the first people charged after more than a week of riots

putting that out, because social media, for the amount of stuff that can be misinformation in the republic of irelandrder. that's simply not true. and then there was some saying that, police officers from the south of the border were coming north. that's not true either, if there was extra officers to come into the repubuc extra officers to come into the republic of ireland, they would come from european states and those that would be in northern ireland would come from british states. but the real thing here, stephen, is that even those working class areas in the repubuc working class areas in the republic of ireland that have felt this first felt the effects of such migrant immigration. i mean, we have tented villages in the middle of dublin that says a lot for there's nowhere to put these people. they have came north to support those in northern ireland, scenes never seen in belfast before. and the political classes here aren't quite sure how to deal with that . quite sure how to deal with that. so by bringing this today, they could actually make things worse by really ignoring the elephant in the

ireland. in fact, rishi sunak said that himself. most of them travelled through northern ireland and into the republic of ireland because they had nomore and fear very much breeds aggression and lack of political representation for these areas. very much breeds anger and they feel they're not being listened to. and the only way they can seem to get listened to is by violence . and that is very violence. and that is very wrong. it is extremely wrong. hilary benn is only just released a statement, the secretary of state saying that he came back from that cabinet meeting this morning and basically that, those that were he released in the statement said those that are falsely representing your community are actually damaging it. there is nobody representing these communities. it is a total mess. 300 police officers into the sandy row donegall pass area last night to take on about 50 youths who were throwing stones, setting fire to shops, petrol bombs etc. but the police service of northern ireland is very adept at dealing with pubuc very adept at dealing with public disorder because of our history. they they have access to plastic bull

interim charge of england�*s senior team when they play their nations league matches against the republic of irelandalex howell is following the story for us: it's it�*s just over three weeks since gareth southgate resigns from being the england�*s team manager after defeat to spain in the euro final. and there�*s just the amount of time just over three weeks until england need to name their next squad for the nation�*s league games against there isn�*t actually much time logistically to get a new manager in place. and if we look at what the faa has done historically, they have actually looked internally before. you have stuart peers and even gareth southgate, they cut the rope from the under 21 �*s and stepping up. it fits into st george�*s park eat those. young players have a development path, and so do coaches as well. you look at lee and what he did last summer with that england under 21 side. he won the european championships. he played really, really good football under him. exciting football and then a number of those players have stepped up to the senior squad in that time. you have players

the republic of ireland winger will cost them around eight million pounds and is their tenth signingnternational drops down to the championship for an initial fee of more than five million pounds with the potential to rise by another four million. now, here's a sparkly trophy to add to your cabinet... and one that harry kane was delighted to win on tuesday night as he was given the golden shoe as europe's top goal—scorer last season. the england captain scored 36 goals in the top league in germany in his debut season, more than any other player across europe's top divisions. but of course couldn't get the tropy he really wants as bayern missed out on the league title and of course england lost in the euros final. ollie pope won his first match as england captain, but wasn't happy with his own performance with the bat. he and the team are preparing for the second test against sri lanka after victory at old trafford last week. bowler ollie stone is the one change to the team, he replaces the injured mark wood. while pleased with the team's efforts, pope is expecting more from himself.

this is the republic of ireland.sh government especially will be saying that let's let's not, you know, let's get the facts on the ground before we actually , you know, kick off actually, you know, kick off about something like this, which is a horrible thing to have happened, but to establish the facts out of fear of there being the kind of things that we've seen outbreak out in this country. >> no, there is huge sensitivity in the irish republic at the moment because of what is happening in terms of mass migration in particular, the number of asylum seekers that are being accommodated right across the republic. that has led to very significant tensions, protests and even violence with people concerned in their local communities about what they see as a security risk, an uptick in crimes in certain areas . and there will be certain areas. and there will be some real concern about the potential, unrest that could be sparked from an incident like this. now, we don't know anything about the background of the individual

our school has been visited delegations from different countries of the world, there were delegations from the czech republic, poland, irelanded states of america, because the elements of yevgeny yanishchits were translated into 17 languages ​​of the world. in the park porechi is the most beautiful place in the pinsk region, my childhood is connected with it, everyone who lives here, it was founded in 1910 by mr. skirmont, as for the present time, of course, we understand this value, this whole... which it represents, because somehow in a younger, in childhood, youthful age you still do not understand this, everything comes with time, that's what we inherited from kirmont, they left such a value, you realize now, here the nezradtsy at one time justified their... there is an ecological path in the park, it is located so that you can see all those rare trees that are planted here, these trees are somewhere over 100 years old, and most of them have survived to our times, this tree is a tulip tree, it grows in north america. and admire the beauty of the surrounding nature, besides this, a river flows nearby yaselda, in the summe

museum in our school. delegations from different countries of the world visit, there were delegations from the czech republic, poland, ireland, the united states of america, because the poems of evgeniy nishits were translated into 17 languages ​​of the world, the park porechik. the most beautiful place in the pinsk region, my childhood is connected with it, everyone who lives here, it was founded in 1910 by mr. skirmont, as for the present time, of course, we understand this value, this whole thing, which it represents, because somehow... shimon skirman bought the estate of mikhail kliofas from aginsky, since then they were here, and thanks to them this area of ​​ours flourished, they made a very big contribution to this development of industry and our area. there is an ecological path in the park. it is located so that you can see all those rare trees that are planted here, these trees are somewhere more, it grows in north america, this park was laid out on the site of a natural forest, various trees were brought here from different countries, and planted here. there are a lot of old trees in the park, they are already mor

all of our international touring is funded through culture ireland. culture ireland are a cultural organisation based in the republic of how you sit in society. the things that you care about, how are they valued? that tells a tale in itself, doesn't it? the story of the future will nevertheless be framed by the past. the wounds are so great that they need to heal. gwen stephenson crossed the border with the republic of ireland every day for a year to make this poignant film. alexandra bannister, 21. seamus morris, 18. it remembers all the victims of violence, and reminds that communities remain divided. if we could introduce integrated education, if we could integrate housing, have less segregated housing, if we could be economically more prosperous and more politically stable, then i think we can move forward. the peace process has brought new thinking about perennial issues. there are signs people are reconsidering what traditional identities mean, or stepping outside them. chris page, bbc news belfast. we will have the latest sport very shortly. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello,

of northern ireland? is it part of the irish republic or part of great britain that was left to a referendum? that's never happened to this day because the two parties are now in a peaceful relationship. the other was what happens to the guns the militias had. it took tony blair nine more years to do that. and the lesson is don't overshoot. and that's what i would say for the middle east. don't try to go all the way to a two state solution. build confidence, build economic relationships, create an environ in which the israeli public has confidence that the palestinians, they will be peaceful. ambassador eizenstat, when you're negotiating a treaty, is the first rule. how does this the united states always but it's not a poker game and one of the things that i point out in my book is that diplomacy, to be successful, has to be a win win situation. you have to put yourself in your opponent's position. there, obviously representing a sovereign country, they have their own public opinion. they have their own political pressures. and you have to have what, by former boss? when i was deputy treasury

of areas. the government has got to learn on this. >> and the actual fact we just featured herman kelly in ireland, the republic of ireland and the hugein britain and in northern ireland. we saw riots in belfast and i wonder if this branding these people as racist. chris hope is not really helping matters at all. in fact, this is what seems to be dividing the country. >> well , to be dividing the country. >> well, yeah, i mean, again, you can't justify any violence at all, martin. ever. but i think just going to down labelling like that is difficult because it will just offend groups who aren't fighting, getting violent. but do have concerns about migration. and that's what i think this government is failing to get any kind of light touch on. >> okay. thank you very much, chris. i've always a pleasure to see you in the next hour. now, on the same token, a extreme misogyny will be treated as terrorism for the first time under new government plans to combat the radicalisation of young men online. home secretary yvette cooper has ordered a review of britain's counter extremism strategy, with the aim of tackling violence against women and

seconds, initially for september's fixtures away to repubuc for september's fixtures away to republic of irelandnland, but with a view to remaining in the position throughout autumn. while the fa's recruitment process for a new permanent head coach continues. there's a lot of words. >> it certainly was a lot of words. is football going to come home? >> of course it is. of course it is. the hope will keep us going. of course he replaces gareth, as you said, gareth southgate, who got us to the ,2 finals, including that one against spain when england sadly , sadly lost when england sadly, sadly lost two one. but we don't need to dwell on that. let's look forward. >> yes, we'll remain positive . >> yes, we'll remain positive. meanwhile, pressures grow on the former newsreader huw edwards to give up his salary. the bbc is now asking him to return more than £200,000, as they accuse him of acting in bad faith. their board say he he's undermined trust, but taking his wage since his arrest in november, sorry for taking his wage since the rest in november, despite knowing he'd plead guilty to three counts

and because they've got two games against the republic of ireland and, and swindon and i know i saidxt, next march. and i think they're wise to just put their foot on the ball, see how he does. if he does well that's that's great. i mean i've seen i mean we saw oleg chris o'shea five years ago. he was he was put in charge of man united on an interim basis. and he won all his games. and he got the job and it turned out to be a bad decision in the end. but this time, let's see what it will come down to. the senior players, whether they like him or not, whether they take to him and even if he doesn't want the job, he can still get it if he gets the results. yeah, we've got time. >> look, looking at the clock, we've got time to look at the community shield. >> yes. well massive game massive game this afternoon. it is. yeah. so it's community shield at wembley 3:00 this afternoon. 90,000 people there. we've not really talked about domestic football since what march may. since the fa cup final which i went to between these two sides, we had the euros, didn't we? and the olympics and united