ryan giggs named his squad today. let's take a look.ack on that starting line—up despite missing champions league action this week because of an injury. let's have a listen to what ryan giggs had to say about the fact that ba iley‘s giggs had to say about the fact that bailey's back in, will be facing spain, the country where he played clu b spain, the country where he played club football. tough time at the moment, but and then you will be in the same position in a year, two yea rs, the same position in a year, two years, quite possibly. i believe that he should keep hisjob years, quite possibly. i believe that he should keep his job and... years, quite possibly. i believe that he should keep hisjob and... i think the problem has been of late, for planning. so just think the problem has been of late, for planning. sojust going think the problem has been of late, for planning. so just going through a tough time, but my stance hasn't changed. and unsurprisingly, giggs was also asked about the current cyber manchester united, their worst

you named ryan giggs.you do that, and how heavily criticised we re that, and how heavily criticised were you for it? i named fred goodwin as well. in fred goodwin's case, it was clearly something that hadn't been set outside parliament —— had hadn't been set outside parliament -- had it hadn't been set outside parliament —— had it been set outside parliament it would potentially have been contempt of court, and therefore it's perhaps a better example to look at. the legal position with ryan giggs, and you've got to remember, at the time, the spy got to remember, at the time, the spy catcherjudgment got to remember, at the time, the spy catcher judgment was got to remember, at the time, the spy catcherjudgment was to the fore, intense opposition —— in terms of the decision which was, if something had been put into the public domain in australia, it wouldn't have the law of confidence in the uk, and you have to remember that the particular information had not only appeared on twitter but had also been publis

this was at a time when there was an injunction in place obtained by ryan giggs the footballer. papers did not even refer to the existence ofan did not even refer to the existence of an injunction. but the same time that the printed newspapers were all prevented from talking about it, it was becoming more and more common on the internet so everybody was able to discover what the injunction said. simply with a few clicks of the mouse. the challenges we looked at that time was how enforceable are injunctions in the age of the internet when information can be made available anywhere around the world. and what did you conclude? welcome up palmistry privilege was used to reveal the name of ryan giggs by a liberal mp in the same way that peter hain has revealed the name of sir philip green. i do think privilege is very important. it can be used. indeed, what i chaired a select committee, we did use it to protect people who wish to expose the wrongdoing. that was around bribery for the feed the wrongdoing. that was around robbery 47 world cup. but i think it needs to be used very caref

the welsh maanger ryan giggs says his squad's youngsters remind him of manchester united's celebratedf ‘92, of which he was a star member. amongst the new wave of welsh talent is liverpool's harry wilson who is looking forward to the challenge that the spaniards will bring. i think everybody wants to play to test themselves, against the quality that they've got all the pitch. whether it be an home of the stadium, they're hoping to get a full house. so we're hoping to put ona full house. so we're hoping to put on a performance to impress the fans. northern ireland are playing austria away on friday, kyle lafferty has ruled himself out of that game. scotland are in israel in the nations league on thursday. much of the build up has centred around leigh griffiths — who withdrew from the squad — citing a lack of fitness. but alex mcleish says he respects the strikers decision. everybody has issues and the personal life and to respect the decision. you know, and i do not wa nt to decision. you know, and i do not want to throw him under a bus. and there was no one a —— no animosity whatsoeve

manager ryan giggs, who was without gareth bale and aaron ramsey, securing back to back victories overo seize control of the group, with promotion to the top tier of the competition within reach. it could have been very different had cyrus christie done better with this chance for the hosts, the only real clear cut opportunity in an underwhelming first half. it was left then to wales's youngesters to rally in the second period, harry wilson with this free kick, the same player who scored for derby with a similar effort against manchester united in the league cup. that proved the difference, ireland without a win in four matches. world champions france consigned germany to a sixth defeat in ten games, beating them 2—1 in league a in paris. germany's dismal defence of their world cup ended at the group stage in russia but they went ahead after 1a minutes tonight through tony kroos. france struggled to reply, but after an hour's play, antoine griezman found a way through for the equaliser. with ten minutes of normal time left, griezman sealed victory for france with the second penalty of

but is one of 25 players named by ryan giggs. joe ledley misses out because of injury.are two changes overall with tom lockyer also ruled out. george thomas and jazz richards come in i think every player, you are playing for your country first and foremost. you plank against america team, a chance to test yourself and if that different stadium. so, in regards to that i think all the players, with him playing in spain, he has enough motivation i am sure. england have included three uncapped players in their squad for the icc women's world t20 taking place in the caribbean next month. left arm spinners kirstie gordon and linsey smith receive theirfirst call—ups, along with batter sophia dunkley, who helped the surrey stars win the women's super league. we've got a little bit of a point to prove. we would like to go and see we can do in cricket. we are completely different team than the one that got knocked out in the semifinal two years ago. for us as a team, it feels like we've made a lot of changes since then. james anderson and jos buttler have this evening been named

manager ryan giggs has called up swa nsea's daniel james from the under—21 squad. who missed thursday's defeat by spain and has returned to his club real madrid for treatment on a groin problem. the new aston villa head coach dean smith says he doesn't feel intimidated byjohn terry's presence as his assistant. i should warn you some there's flash photography coming up. smith left brentford last week to join villa. also alongside him is his former number two richard o'kelly. terry, played for villa last season before announcing his retirement. it's the former england captain's first senior coaching role. i'm flattered thatjohn wants to come and work, with someone as esteemed as him in the game to come and work and learn from myself and richard, but he wants to be a coach, and the conversation we had was that he wants to learn and develop from myself and richard, and i want to tap into what he knows as well, working with some of the top players and coaches in the game. huge leadership qualities he has on the field and he will hope to tra nsfer the field and he will h

manager ryan giggs confirmed he wont feature tomorrow and remains a doubt for their nations league matchf ireland in six days time. he will however be on the pitch before the spain game to receive a golden boot for the record 30 goals he's scored for his country. yeah, he's probably 50—50 at the moment. we do not want to take any risks, but he is able to play, then good. but if he is not, then so be it. we will be prepared for both scenarios, but my mind is on spain at the moment. and after spain, we will concentrate on that. the search is on for geraint thomas' tour de france trophy which was stolen from a cycling show last month. it was on loan from team sky to their bike supplier pinarello when at the end of the event in birmingham, england, it was taken. thomas has pleaded with whoever has it to do the right thing and return it. thomas is just the third british rider to win the race. russia president vladimir putin has congratulated khabib nurmagomedov in person after he retained his ufc lightweight title against conor mcgregor. the bout, in las vegas on saturday, was overshadowed by

ryan giggs, the welsh manager, says he is 50—50 fight the nation ‘s league tie against the republic ofent is searching for her fourth coach in three years after splitting with hers. she has struggled to find herformer took to with hers. she has struggled to find her former took to number four with hers. she has struggled to find herformer took to numberfour in the women's rankings. i will be back with more on all of those stories little later. theresa may has urged mps to "put the national interest first" when deciding whether to approve a brexit deal in a crunch vote likely later this year. asked about the issue during prime minister's questions, mrs may said she was working to secure the best possible agreement that respected the 2016 vote. our assistant political editor norman smith has been following pmqs closely and joins us now. the moment of truth on brexit getting ever closer and political tensions rising consequentially. the pressure on mrs may is just then cranked up and up and up. we had mrs may got through her party conference despite the borisjohnson moment, she gets back

sam vokes did score a last minute consolation goal but it was a heavy 4—1 defeat for ryan giggs' side left it late to draw 2—2 with iceland in gan—gom. the french who had a strong side out were losing 2—0 but an own goal and then this last minute kylian mbappe penalty saved their blushes if we had the vidiprinter tonight, we'd have needed to spell england under 21's scoreline tonight. — 7—nil winners over andorra to guarantee a spot at next year's european championships. and the best of the lot was the first one, everton‘s ademola lookman finishing off a well—worked move. northern ireland's under 21s meanwhile won i—nil in iceland. england lost their opening nations league game to spain, they're in ree—eka where they face croatia tomorrow behind closed doors. no fans will be allowed in because of uefa sanctions against the hosts, after a swastika was marked on their pitch in a euro qualifier three years ago. our sports correspondent andy swiss is there for us. welcome to the hillside here above the stadium the reason we are up here is what the match taking place tomorrow behind closed

surely it is not up to, for example, in ryan giggs, it wasn't broke it, in this case you are not sure got though is nondisclosure agreements have become not fit for purpose as acknowledged by theresa may in the prime minister's questions this week, and you have to look at the form of nondisclosure agreements for example in america, particular post weinstein. companies cannot use the shareholders money, public companies can't use taxpayers money is except the civil service or universities, and there has to be a transparency report. if there is a hotspot around a particular individual who is the beneficiary of ndas, the human resources department knows. we do not have that in this country and we should. thank you very much going through that and explaining it. lovely to talk to you this morning. i should just say that sir philip green has categorically and wholly denied any allegation of unlawful behaviour. lets ta ke lets take a look at the weekend weather. here's darren with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. ithink good morning. i think we should do what they are doing i

so he is a bit of ryan giggs.l, and always have options. that is what i am saying about the basics, everyone is capable of working hard and making it as difficult as you can for the opposition. i remember talking to sir alex about you, he said that he would love to see you in the dressing room because he would like to know which of the things he told you you have stolen! do you find yourself, have you stolen key phrases? he used to bang on about how hard work is, and talent, i take on board all the things he said. great place to learn your trade with sir alex. also glenn murray, talking about non—league today, and we will remember doug ellis as well, his legacy at aston villa. 94, a legend, the legacy he is left. another world cup is taking place this weekend in france. teqball. it might feature. hungary are the favourites, they invented the sport. think a bent table tennis table, singles and doubles, unfortunately, northern ireland and england is singles stars went out but it is good fun and pretty skilful. very

so i think ryan giggs will be looking for some reaction from his place tonight after that result theut exactly how the nation ‘s league works but if england had a good result last night and end up getting any easier draw for euro 2020, but getting to the bottom of these groups means possibly a harder qualifying campaignfor euro possibly a harder qualifying campaign for euro 2020. it could be a much more difficult qualifying route. i think we all welcome a bit more competitive football in terms of the internationals put up for years i played in a lot of friendlies around the time when we we re really friendlies around the time when we were really playing well. and achieving a lot. by playing a lot of friendlies. that felt like it was a step backwards and felt like there was a step backwards and felt like there wasa genuine step backwards and felt like there was a genuine kind of feeling, you just do it. so the fact that they now feel more competitive. there is this league format and carrots dangling at the end of it. that gives some genuine substance to every game you get the chance t

as per the ryan giggs case, the injunction using parliamentary privilege was pretty much frowned uponliamentarians and the judiciary alike were very concerned that these two powerful links of our constitution, parliament and the courts, parliamentary privilege should not be used to undermine the rule of law and under main court orders. i think a great effort was made from that time to ensure this did not happen again so i am surprised that it has happened. i think thejudiciary are surprised that it has happened. i think the judiciary are not going to be pleased. that was our correspondent. with me is the daily telegraph's associate editor, camilla tominey. we're clearly limited in what we can say legally because there is an injunction in place. why has the telegraph felt it right to pursue this in the courts? 0ur investigations team led by my colleague has been working on this story for eight months. people approach the newspaper with serious allegations of wrongdoing that had been perpetrated by a businessman with a lot of power and influence. we later learned some employees had been

and then the liberal democrat mp stood up in parliament and named ryan giggs.o be constitutionally really a damaging thing because the injunction is an injunction that is ordered by the courts, it is the rule of law working and operative, and in mp standing up and using parliamentary privilege to effectively pierce the injunction was seen effectively pierce the injunction was seen as effectively pierce the injunction was seen as not a good thing, certainly not a good thing of happen on regular basis. thejudiciary and parliament got together and try to work out a way whereby these two very powerful arms of the constitution, parliament and the courts, would respect that one another‘s roles. and we've had really pieced, if you like, and still today. i think this represents a return to that difficult time, and certainly if this was to have on a regular basis, it doesn't have a regular basis, it doesn't have a regular basis, it doesn't have a regular basis but if it did, it will bea regular basis but if it did, it will be a cause for real concern. any parliamentary

wales manager ryan giggs hopes he will be back for the nations league match against ireland next weekmorrow. he's got some muscle fatigue from the weekend. nothing serious. we are monitoring its daily. we give him every chance for tuesday. yet, so just daily. we give him every chance for tuesday. yet, sojust monitoring it. britain's number one kyle edmund is a step closer to a first atp tour title after reaching the quarter finals of the shanghai masters.) edmund, who is ranked 14th in the world, took a tight first set on a tie break before taking the second set 6—3 to beat chile's nicolas yarry. but a tough test awaits if he's to reach the last four, he faces the world number five alexander zverev.. he's been helping to try and restore some normality on his home island after those flash floods which killed at least ten people.hejoined other volunteers in saint lourenc in trying to clear mud and water that remained following tuesday night's flooding. nadal lives six miles from the worst hit area... that's all your sport. you can keep up—to—date on the bbc sport website. we have lots o

manager ryan giggs has called up swa nsea's daniel james from the under—21 squad. bale, who missed thursday's defeat by spain and has returned to his club real madrid for treatment on a groin problem. england spinner liam dawson may miss the rest of the one—day series in sri lanka. he's been in the first two starting elevens but sat out training today with a side strain. england may have to call up a replacement. dawson bowled six overs in saturday's win in the second odi. the squad is in kandy for their next match on wednesday with chris woakes relishing the opportunity to open the bowling again. i don't always see it as the leader of the attack because obviously some guys have good days and bad days. but i certainly like the idea of rolling the tough overs in this format. you get good rewards from it. it can be tough but the rewards are there if you executed well. afghanistan's hazra—tullah zazai has joined a very elite club — only the third batsman to hit six sixes in an over, in a twenty20 match. it happened in the country's premier league. he managed to knock

manager ryan giggs, who was without gareth bale and aaron ramsey, securing back—to—back victories over promotion to the top tier of the competition within reach. it could have been very different had cyrus christie done better with this chance for the hosts, the only real clear—cut opportunity in an underwhelming first half. it was left then to wales's youngesters to rally in the second period, harry wilson with this free kick, the same player who scored for derby with a similar effort against manchester united in the league cup. that proved the difference, ireland without a win in four matches. world champions france consigned germany to a sixth defeat in ten games, beating them 2—1 in league a in paris. germany's dismal defence of their world cup ended at the group stage in russia, but they went ahead after 14 minutes tonight through toni kroos. france struggled to reply, but after an hour's play, antoine griezmann found a way through for the equaliser. with ten minutes of normal time left, griezmann sealed victory for france with the second penalty of the match. they lead the group,

real madrid‘s champions league game this week through injury, but is one of 25 players named by ryan giggs and his withdrawal means there are two changes overall with tom lockyer also ruled out. george thomas and jazz richards come in. after defeat last night for spurs and liverpool in the champions league attention later today moves to the europa league, and the four british sides are split over the two kick off times. celtic and arsenal start early against the champions of austria and azerbaijan respectively. while chelsea play vidi, the hungarian league winners, and rangers take on rapid vienna. those two are the later kick—offs. england have included three uncapped players in their squad for the icc women‘s world t20 taking place in the caribbean next month. left arm spinners kirstie gordon and linsey smith receive their first call—ups, along with batter sophia dunkley — who helped the surrey stars win the women‘s super league. there is no place for three world cup winners alex hartley seen here, georgia elwiss and laura marsh. england‘s men have arrived in sri lanka ahead of theirfirs

manager ryan giggs confirmed he wont feature tomorrow and remains a doubt for their nations league matchver be on the pitch before the spain game to receive a golden boot for the record 30 goals he's scored for his country. yeah, he's probably 50—50 at the moment. we do not want to take any risks, but he is able to play, then good. but if he is not, then so be it. we will be prepared for both scenarios, but my mind is on spain at the moment. and after spain, we will concentrate on that. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10.30. the uk's highest court has ruled that a bakery‘s refusal to make a cake with a slogan supporting same sex marriage was not discriminatory. the christian owners of asher‘s bakery have welcomed the supreme court ruling — they'd been sued by gareth lee, the customer who'd initially requested the cake. emma vardy reports. it's four years since gay rights activist gareth lee walked into this belfast bakery to place an order. his purchase of a cake became a bitter legal right over the extent to which businesses can refuse to promote cer

seven years ago, there was an injunction in place, i can say now it was related to the football the ryan giggsllegations of an affair. and that got out on the twitter, in spite of the injunction, some 75,000 people tweeted it, and john hemming, the liberal democrat mp stood up in parliament and named him. now that was seen to be constitutionally really quite thing, because the injunction is ordered by the court, it is the rule of law, working an operative, and then mp standing up and using parliamentary privilege to effectively pierce the injunction was seen as not a good thing if it happened on a regular basis. the judiciary and parliamentary authorities got together, and they tried to work out a way of whereby these two very powerful arms of the constitution, parliament and courts, would respect one another‘s roles. and we have had peace until today. soi and we have had peace until today. so i think that this represents the return to that difficult time, and certainly if this was to happen on a regular basis, which it does not, but if it did, it would be a cause for real concern. the parliam

sam vokes did score a last minute consolation goal but it was a heavy 4—1 defeat for ryan giggs' sideeat against spain. the match will be played behind closed doors, save a few hundred members of the media and staff. whilst croatia have already named their starting lineup, gareth southgate feels any team he names will be more than capable of matching the world cup finallists there's nobody in the squad that is here that we're not thinking of putting in the team. it's not experimentation, its players we believe in. players, ok, that, in a lot of cases, are relatively inexperienced at the highest level, but players we've enjoyed working with, have shown in training this week that they can handle this level and we'll pick a team that we think‘s and we'll pick a team that we thinks the best one to win the game. the football association held what's been described as a healthy discussion today about the proposed sale of wembley stadium to american billionaire shahid khan. the deal, worth around £900 million, will go to a vote of the fa council on the 24th of october, with around a two third

a similar case seven years ago when the lib dems mp named the footballer ryan giggs, effectively breachingon which was protecting information about an alleged affair. that led to real concern that the use of parliamentary privilege was being used to pierce court orders and injunctions, efforts were made by the parliamentary authorities and the parliamentary authorities and the judiciary the parliamentary authorities and thejudiciary to ensure the parliamentary authorities and the judiciary to ensure that these two very powerful arms of the constitution respected one another‘s roles. it's a difficult balance to strike because the right of parliamentarians to speak freely in parliament is enshrined in the 1689 bill of rights. it's really important, but so is the rule of law. no one doubts the abuse of nondisclosure agreements by richard bower for people to gag victims of abuse is hugely important but before you have a trial, who is better placed tojudge in you have a trial, who is better placed to judge in the you have a trial, who is better placed tojudge in the public interest? thank you.

manager ryan giggs confirmed he wont feature at the principality and is ‘50—50' for the nations league ireland in six days' time. he will be on the pitch before the game to receive a golden boot for the record 30 goals he's scored for wales. yeah, he's probably 50—50 at the moment. 0bviously yeah, he's probably 50—50 at the moment. obviously we don't want to ta ke moment. obviously we don't want to take any risks. but if he's able to play then good, he's not then so be it. preparing for both scenarios, but obviously my mind is just on spain at the moment and after spain we will start concentrating about ireland. england face croatia in the second nations league match on friday — the first time they will play behind closed doors, because of uefa sanctions against the hosts. that isn't stopping fans making the trip to rijeka. earlier i spoke to one fan who is making the trip despite being unable to get into the stadium to see them play. the england fans, we are not to blame in this. it is the croatia fans. it is them, and asks travelling we are going to try make the best of it. if we can

last time there was a overusing parliamentary privilege to name somebody was when the football ryan giggs who took out a supremejunction to try to prevent the revelation about his affair. i can remember dominic grieve making similar noises at the time. that was years ago, about seven time. that was years ago, about seve n years time. that was years ago, about seven years ago. here we are again, in very similar circumstances, arguing about the ability of rich and famous people to use the law to constrain press freedom in this way. and all these years later, it is not surprising that he did what he did. that is part of the argument, clearly. there is also the argument about whether the lawyers no more than a parliamentarian who has the privilege to do what lord hain was able to do. whether you take it, natalie? it is interesting the times thinks that the important story. the majority of their readers will be thinking the priority is trying to make sure people who go to work every day are safe at work, and really, which rich man has annoyed which other rich man is, i would say, of limited in

this happened before with ryan giggs injunction.a has paused fracking at its preston new road site in lancashire for eighteen hours after the practice was suspected of triggering underground tremors earlier today. well our correspondent danny savage is in leeds. following this story. seismic events ? following this story. seismic events? a small earthquake if you like over in the fracking site in lancashire today. one the company stresses was very small and would not have been felt on the surface. it is significant because the drilling operation over there, which only began again last week after a seven—year break because of concerns over other quakes, it has tracked a traffic light system. anything which is apt to not .5 in magnitude between zero and 0.5, anything above 0.5 is red. what needs to stop all be temporarily stopped. what we have had today is a magnitude tremor measured at the site by the british geological survey of 0.8. that means that drilling for shale gas, in the exploratory phase at the moment, which only began a c

you will remember the ryan giggs injunction.ion, parliament and the courts,, parliamentary constitution, parliament and the courts, , parliamentary privilege should not be used to undermine the rules, and to get court orders. a great effort was made, from that time, the time of ryan giggs, to ensure that this didn't happen again. i'm surprised that it's happened. i think the judiciary aren't going to be pleased. this was an orderfrom aren't going to be pleased. this was an order from the court of appeal, this was an injunction granted by three of the most seniorjudges in the country. they had before them a lot of facts, and evidence to consider. they came to a ruling, we talked about it a lot yesterday, they came to a ruling which was pretty emphatic. they found that in relation to these particular non—disclosure orders, they said there is a real prospect that publication by the telegraph will cause immediate, substantial and irreversible harm to all the claimants. in the case of the claimants. in the case of the claimant compan

ryan giggs says his wales team have to forget about their match against spain. 3—0 down inside half an tuesday tonight, england will play to the sound of silence, behind closed doors, in croatia, in the nations league. no fans will allowed in. it's part of a punishment for the croatian fa. about 500 england fans have travelled over — they might be looking at some of these spots outside the stadium to catch a glimpse. and what about this for a shot — and possibly a future question of sport what happened next teaser. a stunning hole—in—one for eddie pepperall at the british masters. he's currently leading the tournament alongside matt wallace and ryder cup favourite tommy fleetwood. talking of tommy fleetwood, one of my paper stories i will go through ina my paper stories i will go through in a moment, he hit a golf buggy, but not only that, with the ball, not with the club, the ball landed in the cupholder, butjust missed someone's drink. it actually landed in the cupholder. did eddie pepperell win anything for that hole in one? sometimes they put a car in there. i will find out. in one

real madrid's champions league game this week through injury but is one of 25 players named by ryan giggsll with tom lockyer also ruled out. george thomas and jazz richards come in. after defeat last night for spurs and liverpool in the champions league attention later today moves to the europa league. and the four british sides are split over the two kick off times. celtic and arsenal start early against the champions of austria and azerbaijan respectively, while chelsea play vidi — the hungarian league winners. and rangers take on rapid vienna. that's all the sport for now. let's cross to washington. four russian officers were caught red—handed as they attempted to bridge cyber security for the prohibition of chemical weapons. their target was a laboratory in switzerland, the next target. they we re switzerland, the next target. they were analysing the deadly russian nerve agent recovered in the uk following an assassination attempt, as well as other chemical agents used in syria against innocent civilians. the prime minister is of the netherlands and the united kingdom issued a joint s

ryan giggs has called up swansea‘s danieljames from the under 21 squad. a try in their —— a hand in their only try of the match. he has a few injuries to worry about as well, eddiejones. saracens‘ bruising win over glasgow saw both the polar brothers —— vunipola brothers injured. the weather was dreadful at walton heath. pepperell will break into the world‘s top 35 for the first time. that is all the sport for now. 0llie foster will be back with you in the next hour. fracking for shale gas is expected to begin later today for the first time since 2011 after a final legal attempt to prevent work starting at the site in lancashire failed on friday. the site has been the scene of repeated protests from environmentalists. fracking involves pumping liquid at high pressure deep underground to fracture rock and release natural gas. the protesters on top of that than since early this morning, ——van since early this morning, and this is the day, of course, that they have been dreading for a couple of years, the day when fracking is due to begin on this site. at th

the world we live in, some years ago we had a well—known footballer, ryan giggs who again had an injunction twitter. the courts are asking how can a tie these things down in the way of injunction in the world we live in. thank you very much forjoining us for that. when the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi disappeared from the saudi consulate three weeks ago, the saudi authorities denied all knowledge of his whereabouts. after investigations commenced they admitted he was murdered. now, they say that his murder was premeditated — that's according to the saudi public prosecutor. meanwhile, security sources say the director of the cia gina haspel — who was in turkey this week — has personally listened to audio recordings of the killing. our correspondent mark lowen is in istanbul. we're here, over three weeks since jamal khashoggi was killed, at the spot where he was last seen entering the saudi consulate here in istanbul. and friends and colleagues of his are holding a vigil at this spot. you can see they're holding candles, they're holding photos, posters with his face as well. there is one

real madrid's champions league game this week through injury. but is one of 25 players named by ryan giggsl means there are two changes overall with tom lockyer also ruled out. george thomas and jazz richards come in. england have included three uncapped players in their squad for the icc women's world t20 taking place in the caribbean next month. left arm spinners kirstie gordon and linsey smith receive theirfirst call—ups. along with batter sophia dunkley. who helped the surrey stars win the women's super league. there is no place for three world cup winners alex hartley seen here, georgia elwiss and laura marsh. two weeks after being left out of eddiejones's england training squad, danny cipriani has been named premiership player of the month for september. he was arrested and fined for assault and resisting arrest on a preseason tour injersey in august, butjones said he picked other players ahead of him purely based on form. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10:30pm. the government has confirmed that hundreds of tonnes of body parts and other medical

burnley‘s sam vokes did score a consolation goal, but it was a heavy defeat for ryan giggs side. —— ryanpeaker of the house of commons asking mps to pledge not to report on their constituents. catrin nye is the reporter behind this story and joins me now. what has been going on in terms of mps and their staff reporting on people? there are loads of interesting numbers in the story. we know about them because of questions to the home office by the labour mp david lammy. he posed these written questions, one answer revealed how many times mps had reported immigration abuse over the last six yea rs immigration abuse over the last six years entirely. from september 20 12th until may this year we know it happens 723 times. he then posed a further question looking for more detail about what parties were involved, and you just talked about the numbers we reveal today. the immigration enforcement hotline was called 68 times by mps in 2017, 34 of those were from conservative mps, 32 from labour, one from a dup mp and one from a lib dem mp. a letter has gone out asking mps to pledge not to do it?

but is one of 25 players named by ryan giggs. joe ledley misses out because of injury.ckyer also ruled out. george thomas and jazz richards come in. i think every player's motivation will be high. they are playing for their country first and foremost. it isa their country first and foremost. it is a chance to test yourself and it is a chance to test yourself and it is at the millennium, which is a different stadium. so in regards to that, i think all the players, and with gareth playing in spain, will be added motivation for him as well. cristiano ronaldo has been left out of the portugal squad for next week's internationals against poland and scotland. the juventus forward hasn't played for his country since the world cup after being asked to be rested for portugal's games in september. on wednesday he denied an allegation that he raped kathryn mayorga in 2009 in las vegas. the former real madrid and manchester united player is his country's record goal—scorer. after defeat last night for spurs and liverpool in the champions league attention later today moves to the eu

manager ryan giggs confirmed he won't feature tomorrow and remains a doubt for their nations league matchame to receive a golden boot for the record 30 goals he's scored for his country. the search is on for geraint thomas' tour de france trophy which was stolen from a cycling show in birmingham last month. it was on loan from team sky to their bike supplier pinarello when, at the end of the event, it was taken. thomas has pleaded with whoever has it to do the right thing and return it. thomas is just the third british rider to win the race. olly foster will be here for a rull round up in sportsday at 6:30pm. goodbye from me. the prime minister has appointed the uk's first ministerfor suicide prevention and promised more support for young people to mark world mental health day. ministers and officials from more than 50 countries have gathered in london for what's said to be the first international summit on mental health, with experts warning of a global crisis. around 4,500 people take their lives every year in england, and suicide remains the leading cause of death among men under the a

manager ryan giggs has called up swa nsea's daniel james from the under—21 squad. defeat by spain and has returned to his club real madrid for treatment on a groin problem. new aston villa head coach dean smith says he doesn't feel intimidated byjohn terry's presence as his assistant. i should warn you some there's flash photography coming up. smith left brentford last week to join villa. also alongside him is his former number two richard o'kelly. terry played for villa last season before announcing his retirement. it's the former england captain's first senior coaching role. i'm flattered thatjohn wants to come and work, with someone as esteemed as him in the game to come and work and learn from myself and richard, but he wants to be a coach, and the conversation we had was that he wants to learn and develop from myself and richard, and i want to tap into what he knows as well, working with some of the top players and coaches in the game. billy vunipola is out of next month's england rugby union test series. the number 8 broke his left arm playing for saracens th

ryan giggs is watching his wales side trail spain by two goals to nil at the principality stadium. goal, and sergio ramos got the second. it's goalless between the world champions france and iceland england play croatia in ree—eka in their second nations league match tomorrrow after a opening group defeat against spain. whilst croatia have already named their starting line—up, gareth southgate feels any team he names will be more than capable of matching the world cup finallists nobody in the squad and we are not thinking about putting in the team, it is players we believe in. players that whatever the cases are, relatively inexperienced at the highest level, we have players that we have enjoyed working with and it showed in training this week that they can handle this level and we will pick than we think is the best one win the game. the football association held a "healthy discussion" today about the proposed sale of wembley stadium to american billionaire shahid khan. the deal, worth around 900 million pounds, will go to a vote of the fa council on the 24th of october — with aro

but boss ryan giggs isn't getting ahead of himselfjust yet.city stadium will be bouncing, i guarantee that, and we're really looking forward to the challenge now. things go from bad to worse for germany, beaten 2—1 by france in paris, antoine griezmann with both goals for the world champions. germany are now on the brink of relegation from their group, and have lost six times in a calendar yearfor the very first time. jose mourinho has been charged for using abusive, insulting or improper language after manchester united's win over newcastle. you might remember that it was a last—gasp win for united that probably saved mourinho's job. the fa used a lip—reader to confirm what he said to the cameras, and decided it was offensive. we have cut that bit out, for obvious reasons. he has got until friday to respond. a blow for arsenal and scotland midfielder kim little, who will be out for at least ten weeks after breaking her leg. it happened in a heavy challenge during arsenal's 5—0 win over champions chelsea in the women's super league at the week

but wales boss ryan giggs hopes he might be back for the nations league match against ireland next weekhe hasjust got he is extremely doubtful for tomorrow, he has just got a he is extremely doubtful for tomorrow, he hasjust got a little bit of muscle fatigue from the weekend, nothing serious, and we are just monitoring it daily, so we will give him every chance for tuesday. yeah, so, we're just give him every chance for tuesday. yeah, so, we'rejust monitoring it. later this morning, the man in charge of the fa will try to persuade the governing body's council members why selling wembley is a good idea. the fa board wants to offload wembley so they can put 600 million pounds into building facilities and pitches, but the majority of the council is believed to be against the deal. the four—time olympic gymnastics champion simone biles says she felt empowered about coming forward as a victim in one of the biggest sex abuse scandals to hit american sport. larry nassar the us gymnastics coach was sentenced to 170 years in prison for sexually abusing girls and young women. injanuary, biles pu

manager ryan giggs has called up swa nsea's daniel james from the under—21 squad. has returned to his club real madrid for treatment on a groin problem. england spinner liam dawson could miss the rest of the one—day series in sri lanka. he's been in the first two starting xis but sat out training today with a side strain. england may have to call up a replacement. dawson bowled six overs in saturday's win in the second odi. the squad is in kandy for their next match on wednesday with chris woakes relishing the opportunity to open the bowling again. i don't always see it as the leader of the attack, because obviously, some guys have good days or bad days, i will have the occasional bad days, i will have the occasional bad day and someone has to step up. but i certainly like the idea of pulling the tough overs in this format. you get good rewards from it, sometimes it can be tough like i mentioned but the rewards are there if you do well and execute your plans well. afghanistan's hazratullah zazai has joined a very elite club — only the third batsman to hit six sixes

burnley‘s sam vokes, did score a consolation goal but it was a heavy defeat for ryan giggs' side. 20— race for williams. russell, who currently drives for mercedes and leads this year's formula two championship, has secured a "multi—year contract" with williams. hejoins mercedes' lewis hamilton and rookie lando norris at mclaren to form the largest british contingent in formula one since 2016. britains's katie boulter has just missed out on the biggest win of her career. she lost in three sets to world number six karolina pliskova at the tianjin open but she's still likely to break into the world's top 100 after reaching the quarterfinals. meanwhile, kyle edmund has missed out on a possible meeting with novak djokovic in the semi finals of the shanghai masters. britain's number one was beaten in straight sets by fourth seed alexander zverev. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. downing street has said theresa may's post—brexit agreement will have to be time limited. every day here on newsroom live we've been checking in with ou

cska moscow in the champions league this week through injury, but is one of 25 players named by ryan giggsnclude the friendly against spain that'll be wales' first game at the principality stadium since 2011. lindsey smith has been called up to bat who helped the surrey stars win the super league. no place for three world cup winners,. but all the sport, back to you, neater. the white house says it's received the fbi report on sexual misconduct allegations against president trump's supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. senators will also be given a copy of the report to review before they vote on whether to approve mr kavanaugh‘s nomination. he strongly denies any wrongdoing. let's speak to our washington correspondent gary o'donoghue. gary, we are seeing that the white house, we are told, finds no evidence supporting sexual misconduct allegations against brett kavanaugh in the fbi investigation, according to some reports, is that inappropriate for the white house to say this? well, i think this is par for the course. what you will get todayis for the course. what you will get today is t

but wales boss ryan giggs hopes he might be back for the nations league match against ireland next weekghai masters. edmund, who is ranked 14th in the world, took a tight first set on a tie break before taking the second set 6—2 to beat chile's nicolas yarry. but a tough test awaits if he's to reach the last four, he faces the world number five alexander zverev.. rafael nadal has been away from the court, trying to restore some normality on his home island of majorca after the flash floods there. nadal, who lives six miles from the worst hit area in saint lourenc, joined other volunteers in trying to clear mud and water that remained following the flooding on tuesday night. he said on twitter, my sncerer condolences he offered the use of his facilities for all those affected at his tennis academy in manacor. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you, john. more now on the destruction caused by hurricane michael, one of the strongest storms in history. the hurricane has now been downgraded, but storm surge warnings are still in place for exposed coa

ryan giggs had asked his young team to learn how to win without bale. 21—year—old harry wilson scoredrd in the league cup last month, and this was last night's winner. lining one up, a beauty of a left foot. darren randolph left rooted to the spot. that has lifted them to the top of their group, with just the one match against denmark to play next month. win that and they would be promoted into the top tier of the nations league, and also get into the play—offs for a chance to qualify for euro 2020 through the back door. that's the whole point of this competition, to reduce the number of friendlies in the international break and make games a bit more meaningful. and wales have really embraced it. we set out in this nations league to win the group and then see where it took us. so that's good, that we can do it with one game to go, and now the next thing is to look to win it. it won't be easy, and we've got denmark at home. but the cardiff city stadium will be bouncing, i guarantee that, and we're really looking forward to the challenge now. so wales on the up — the only way is down at

ryan giggs has defended him and said he should stay in the job.s side dc united earlier this year. he has come to his defence, saying that mourinho is an easy target and that the players need to do better, they need to stand up and be counted. but not everyone agrees. just last night, the former blackburn and celtic striker chris sutton said it was mourinho needs to date most of the blame. they beat leicester on the opening day, fortunate with that, lost to brighton and spurs, beat burnley, did 0k against watford, and then wolves were better than united, derby were better, west ham. they have hardly been tested all season and they were lucky to get away with it at newcastle. as a whole, mourinho is not the right man to take united forward. 15 minutes should not paper over the cracks and when he has behaved this season. it been appalling. some strong words from chris sutton. england women continue their preparations for next year's world cup tonight, with a friendly against australia at craven cottage. australia are ranked sixth in the world, again

but wales boss ryan giggs hopes he might be back for the nations league match against ireland next weekaching the quarter finals of the shanghai masters. edmund, who is ranked 14th in the world, took a tight first set on a tie break before taking the second set 6—3 to beat chile's nicolas yarry. but a tough test awaits if he's to reach the last four, he faces the world number five alexander zverev. rafael nadal has been helping the residents and families affected by the flooding on his home island of majorca. he joined other volunteers in saint lourenc in trying to clear mud and water that remained following tuesday night's flooding which left ten people dead. nadal lives six miles from the worst hit area. te said on social media it was a very sad day in majorca. my heartfelt condolences to the relatives of the deceased and injured by the serious floods in san llorenc. he was opening up the doors of his tennis academy there to help those affected. that's all the sport for now. thank you, john. more now on our top story. two astronauts bound for the international space station have made