stockport beating rochdale and we also saw charlie from the sixth year producing a big shot from theet's just say that the manager, jamie joint is now on the programme. thanks very much for your time, have you come down off of that enormous height yesterday? not really settled in yet. straight to school today, the kids have enjoyed it. that's for sure and i'm just hoping i can get home from the draw at seven. we want to keep you, i promise. they give you a warm reception as you came into school today so let's just show you this pictures the changing room yesterday as chorley celebrated that historic win. it's really moments like this which the fa cup is all about. great to be of dispute experience it yourself. it's what dreams are made of it. as you are a boy growing up you want to be on the telly and playing football at the highest possible level, and who were drawn against chorley, a local derby and a lot of history against the clu bs. and a lot of history against the clubs. and to get back to the three haveit clubs. and to get back to the three have it he was a magnificent achieve

this is still going on in other places —— the rochdale case. way we can deal with that in future is by having a mandatory reporting law, a legal requirement that cases like this are reported to police and a statutory authority so that they can be investigated independently of the church. that is fundamentally what we need. and in due course, that may be something the enquiry recommends. i certainly hope it is. what you're saying is the church cannot be trusted to police itself on this?” think that is absolutely clear. it is very clear if you read any detail of the report that the catholic church has failed to get a grip on this issue, even as all the scandals have come to light. the only way to make sure children are properly protected in the catholic church in the future is to have mandatory reporting and i believe some permanent form of oversight of catholics safeguarding. that has to happen as well and you need those two things, without that, you cannot have any confidence that we will not have any confidence that we will not have the scanda

brother of wayne, pulled off an audacious strike to set stockport county on their way to victory over rochdaled now they're without a place in the fa cup, too, after being chocked out by darlington of the sixth tier. adam campbell scored a goal in each half in a 2—1win. and sonny carey's late strike earned national league side king's lynn town a 1—0 victory over port vale. they'll be in the hat for round two, having never even been in the first round before yesterday. sore heads this morning, i imagine. bristol city were missing five first—team players because of covid—19 but their pleas for the match to be postponed were dismissed and they lost 8—1 at manchester city. england striker ellen white scored twice in what was a record league victory for man city, which took them up to fourth in the table. you know, as a manager, you can't plan for things like that. and i think that's why people look at the school and say, hey, what happened? you could be proud of the performance. but when you factor in all of those things, i was really, really pleased with the way the girls manage themselves and th