but, slovakia are a different gravy. their last five qualifiers and are only second, two points behind england. so defeat here tonight could make that group looks very different indeed. slovakia, of course, only the group leaders will go through. the runners—up will have to going into play—off spots. that is something gareth southgate wants to avoid. they needed a 95th minute winnerfrom adam to avoid. they needed a 95th minute winner from adam lallana to win to avoid. they needed a 95th minute winnerfrom adam lallana to win in the first game against them. plenty to play for tonight and of course, a win here could do scotland a of favours as well. it certainly will. we will have a detailed look at the maths right away. perks paire. let's just have a reminder of how things stand in group f... england are unbeaten at the top. scotland, a rare evening where they will be hoping for england to do them a favour so they can make up ground, slovenia play lithuania tonight but scotland are facing malta. let's get the latest from h

for the scots, they have to beat slovakia here and then go to slovenia and win.han done, but certainly not be on scotland. pleased about loads of things. they had the belief, whenever going well, to pick themselves up and go again. they showed no matter what the belief would be elsewhere that they had belief in themselves. that was good. we've put ourselves in a position that we go into the final couple of games still with a chance of going to the play—offs. this is how group f looks, england five clear of slovakia and that means a win or two draws will be enough to win the group and qualify for the world cup. slovenia at wembley and lithuania away to come. a runners up spot is in scotland's hands, they face slovakia and slovenia in their last two matches. so scotland are chasing that runner—up spot but northern ireland sealed theirs in group c tonight after beating tyhe czech republic 2—0 at windsor park. it was their 5th qualifying win in a row. alex gulrajani reports. after reaching their first major tournament in 30 years last summer, northern ireland don't f

slovakia stay in second spot despite that defeat. 1a points each in third and fourth. pleased with lots of things. they had the belief to pick themselves up and go again. they believed in themselves. that was good. they put themselves. that was good. they put themselves in a position to go into themselves in a position to go into the final. hopefully they can get into the play—offs. the final. hopefully they can get into the play-offs. we are at wembley. gareth southgate called on his side to get on their feet. they did that, but it was not what he was inking in the early stages of the game. a mistake in the third minute gifted slovakia the early chance. it was taken very well. a cheeky flick by dyer in the corner made england level. some are saying he did not mean it. there was a lot of talent. it was a better performance in the second half. it needed to be. england got more space. marcus rashford amended for his mistake in the early half by scoring. it was the early half by scoring. it was the winner. england are five points clear

slovakia haven‘t lost their last five world cup qualifiers.ups was against slovakia, that was sam allardyce‘s one and only game in charge, england needed a 95th minute goal to beat them. charge, england needed a 95th minute goalto beat them. it charge, england needed a 95th minute goal to beat them. it could charge, england needed a 95th minute goalto beat them. it could be a nervy night ahead. we will be speaking again later in sportsday at 6:30pm. thank you. it‘s not often that scotland will hope for an england win, but that‘s the deal tonight. so they can make up some ground in group f. they play malta at hampden park, four points behind slovakia and that play—off spot and they will have seen how the maltese managed to stifle england for long periods last week. when you look at malta‘s performances, over the last year, even england scoring four goals, in the last couple of minutes. i think the last couple of minutes. i think the fans and most of the press would understand how important the game is going to be. there‘s real patients, in term

i think our cohost today, our friends from canada, germany, niger,ia, japan, jordan, slovakia,negal, thailand, the u.k., and uruguay. most of all, i think all of you. the fact that somebody are committed to seeing the u.n. succeed is gratifying. it is a sign not only that change is desperately needed, but that it will be achieved. you are the reason changes coming to the u.n. to introducehonor someone who is no stranger to change. has a businessman dive for seeing potential. , notes great potential just in the reform movement, but in the u.n. itself. he shares your commitment to creating a more effective advocate for peace, security,

hungary and slovakia have lashed out at brussels after the e.u. has highest court ruled that the countries will have to abide by mandatory mike when quote says both countries earlier trying to challenge the program and refused to take refugees in. it was not a legal expert but a political decision politics has raped european law and european values. by the european court of justice doesn't bring any new quality political position or my government quite as a monument has not changed it's all the use migrant quota system was introduced back in two thousand and fifteen at the height of the migrant crisis under this scheme all member states are required to take a share of refugees arriving in greece and italy via the mediterranean hungry rejected the program taking in zero out of its quota of one thousand three hundred refugees poland took a similar stance and slovakia received less than a dozen migrants out of more than eight hundred a professor of european studies told is the e.u. is putting its own survival at risk by imposing being's rules on its

hungary in slovakia have lashed out at brussels after the e.u.'s highest court ruled that the countries will have to abide by mandatory migrant quotas both earlier try to challenge the program and refuse to accept the decision. it was not a legal expert but a political decision politics was raped european law and european values. by the european court of justice doesn't bring any new quality political position or my groom and unquote as a migrants has not changed at all the migrant quota system was introduced back in twenty fifteen at the height of the migrant crisis under the scheme all member states are required to take in a share of greece and italy strategy in iraq and the first stop refugees fleeing through north africa were hungry rejected the program taking in zero out of its quota of thirteen hundred refugees in poland took a similar stance and then slovakia received around a dozen migrants out of more than eight hundred allocated there a lecture on european studies tell disagreeing is putting its own survival at risk by imposing these rul

reporter: a bitter defeat for hungary and slovakia, and a resounding victory for the e.u. the judges ruled that the agreement at the height of the 2015 migrant crisis is legally binding for all member states. act then, four eastern european countries refused to take part in the plan to redistribute refugees stranded in greece and italy. hungary has yet to accept a single one. in brussels, the ruling was welcomed as an important step toward tackling the crisis. >> the court's decision is a big opportunity for the e.u. it has opened the door to a long-term solution for the refugees arriving on the continent. it cements the e.u. founding principle of solidarity. reporter: the ruling could prove costly. the e.u. has threatened stiff penalties on any member violating the law. brett: european union member countries have reacted very differently to the court ruling. here is a sample. >> hundreds of thousands of refugees fled their countries for europe two years ago. the quota system was put in place at the height of the crisis, and meant to relieve the most affected countries, su

england play slovakia in a world cup qualifier at wembley tomorrow.are currently top of group f, two points clear of slovakia in second. england needed three late goals to beat malta on friday, but southgate says his side are becoming savvy to international football now. we would all love to score early and be three up by half—time. on some occasions it happens but not often so you have to be prepared to be patient and work your openings. but whichever road the game goes down, we must be able to adapt and adjust to that. we believe that the players are becoming more and more savvy to the challenges of international football. also in action tomorrow are scotland who are in the same world cup qualifying group as england. scotland, on the back of their crucial win against lithuania on friday, will play malta tomorrow, and slovenia will host lithuania. holland have kept alive their slim chances of reaching next summer's world cup with a 3—1 win over bulgaria former chelsea star arjen robben scored their second in amsterdam. the dutch will need results to

scotland host malta, northern ireland take on the czech republic, and england play slovakia at wembley leave gareth southgate‘s side on the brink of qualification for russia next summer. a big night ahead for england. in turn, a significant night for scotland. england no victory against slovakia at wembley will take them on the brink of qualifying for the finals in russia but also a huge boost for scotland in their pursuit of the play—off place. england are still a team in transition. nothing can be taken for granted against a talented slovakian side. gareth southgate describes england as a work in progress. he refutes any notion that the players do not care after friday's display against malta attracted criticism on friday. it is all about getting the job done. victory for england and the route to russia will be all but complete. scotland are also in group f and will be hoping for an england win in that match — scotland start their match at home to malta four points behind second placed slovakia in the play—off spot. gordon strachan‘s men realistically need three wins from their last

they play malta at hampden park, 4 points behind slovakia and that play—off spot.ns and most of the press would understand how important this game is going to be and real patience, keep the ball and doing nothing. be patient to go and find areas where they play at high tempo. northern ireland need just a draw tonight to guarantee second place in group c, and that probably be good enough for a play—off match to get to russia. germany are the run away leaders in their group. after beating san marino 3—0 away, they'll have it much tougher at home to the czech republic. it will be a really difficult test, but one we're ready for. uefa have resisted requests from the spanish league that they open an investigation into manchester city for breaking their financial fair play rules. city's summer spend of £215 million was the biggest by any club in any transfer window with pep guardiola signing the likes of kyle walker and benjamin mendy. european football's governing body is already investigating paris st—germain over rules designed to stop clubs from what they describe as

hungary was asked to accept 129a refugees, and slovakia 802.ng itself for the court's decision which it fears will be negative. the substance of the court ruling is not whether hungary has to take illegal migrants or not, oi’ has to take illegal migrants or not, or has to receive illegal migrants oi’ or has to receive illegal migrants or not. the substance of the court's ruling is whether the decision about the obligatory quotas has been made procedurally in line with the european regulations or not. the relocation quotas have not been popular in europe but most countries have agreed to take some. critics of the government say hungary too should accept its fair share. the government say hungary too should accept its fair sharem the government say hungary too should accept its fair share. if we are accepting the help of economic oi’ are accepting the help of economic or other issues then i think we should also share the solidarity when it comes to asylum seekers and refugees. two years ago the east station in budapest was briefly the epicentre o

england play slovakia in a world cup qualifier at wembley tomorrow.ts clear of slovakia in second. england needed three late goals to beat malta on friday, but southgate says his side are becoming savvy to international football now. we would love to score early and be 3-0 we would love to score early and be 3—0 before half—time. 0n we would love to score early and be 3—0 before half—time. on some occasions that happens but not very often so you have got to be prepared to be patient and work your openings. whichever road the game goes down, we have got to be able to adapt and adjust to that. we believe the players are becoming more and more savvy to the challenges of international football. also in action tomorrow are scotland who are in the same world cup qualifying group as england. scotland — on the back of their crucial win against lithuania on friday — will play malta tomorrow, and slovenia will host lithuania. and northern ireland, who are second in group c face the czech republic. that's all the sport now. just to let you know lopez has won sta

slovakia stay in second spot.a points, each in third and fourth respectively. rafael nadal made it through to the us open quarterfinals for the seventh time in his career by defeating his ukrainian opponent. it was fast, just one hour and 41 minutes from first serve to match point. the spaniard won 6—2, 6—4, 6-1. he point. the spaniard won 6—2, 6—4, 6—1. he hasn't made the us open last eight since capturing the 2013 title. christina pliskova and last yea r‘s title. christina pliskova and last year's runner—up, she needed just 60 minutes to sweep pastjennifer brodie. it is her third slam quarterfinal. star india has won the digital rights for the indian premier league, paying $2.5 billion for a five—year deal. sony was the only other bidder. facebook tried to pay $600 million for a five—year deal to stream the matches online to india and other surrounding countries, but missed out to star. 14 countries, but missed out to star. 1a companies made bids for different elements, but the consolidated offer won all. the mu

england play slovakia in a world cup qualifier at wembley tomorrow. of group f, two points clear of slovakia in second. england needed three late goals to beat malta on friday, but southgate says his side are becoming ‘savvy‘ to international football now. we would all love to school early and be free up by half—time. sometimes that happens but it is not often that it so you need to be patient and work your openings. . whatever rode the game goes down we need to adjust to that it we believe that players are becoming more and more savvy to the challenge. also in action tomorrow are scotland, who are in the same world cup qualifying group as england. scotland — on the back of their crucial win against lithuania on friday — will play malta tomorrow, and slovenia will host lithuania. and northern ireland, who are second in group c, face the czech republic. great britain's oliver townend has won burghley horse trials, just two weeks on from winning european gold with the british team in poland. riding ballaghmor class, townend led after the cross country p

gordon strachan‘s side have must win matches against slovakia and slovenia next thursday and sunday,lace in england's group. mo marley has been confirmed as interim manager of england lionesses, replacing the sacked mark sampson. former england captain marley has been in charge of the under 195 and will look after the senior team for the next three matches. former real madrid and ac milan midfielder clarence seedorf, a four times champions league winner, is the surprise new manager at oldham athletic. john sheridan left the league one side by mutual consent on monday. they are currently second from bottom in the table. it isa it is a formula i weekend. practice has not gone that well. ferrari have nowhere to hide coming into this weekend's malaysian grand prix. both of their cars were taken out on the opening lap of the singapore grand prix two weeks ago and sebastian vettel now lies 28 points behind lewis hamilton in the world championship fight. the german has to win the grand prix this weekend. he has started as he needs to go on, fastest in final practice on friday. but of course

the european court of justice say's that hungary on slovakia should take their share of migrants thatare stranded in italy greece that provoked a fiery reaction from hungary its foreign minister. it was not a legal or expert but a political decision politics was raped european law and european values an appeal to reverse the decision was rejected by the court it said e.u. member states must take a fair share so that other countries don't have to bear the brunt of the crisis the e.u. commissioner for migration welcomed the group made it clear the bloc will take legal action of hungry on slovakia fail to comply if the member states not to look a the it or not for a long time do not change their approach in the coming weeks we should. take that last step in the. procedure but if all and. it's a republic to the european court of justice for your poor my knowledge point of studying law as a rule according to the position of the hunger in government this decision is at ridges and also irresponsible and we believe that this decision puts at risk the security of all europe and the future of a

these refugees is it because said they're from another culture another religion and hungary and slovakia pilot these are countries with strong and? christian populations that's not a problem at. all i think that's the way it's being framed and i think that's. them migrations become such a politicized issue of the last few years that i think a lot of countries are making decisions based on what is more popular. and elections around and what is actually the most effective solution for the. issue at hand and so definitely look these countries it's framed as in as the issue of. different. religions different cultures a difficulty integrates seeing but i think it's it's really just the politicize ation of the issue and it it says. it's about numbers as well as it because we have seen it get really large numbers of people arriving in. a pretty short time space it's twenty fourteen and. point seven million people trying to make their homes in europe i mean those. kind of numbers are not sustainable on the ninth but if we look at the numbers more carefully paints a different picture so if we loo

it's really cool we've seen over the grouch the court fight was brought on by slovakia and hungary the latter of which was less than pleased to hear about the court's decision at a separate news conference hungary's foreign minister blasted the outcome as outrageous and argued it could lead to more security concerns. according to the position of the government the decision today by the european court is outrageous and also irresponsible we believe that this decision puts at risk the security of all of europe and the future of all of europe as well and this is surely contrary to the interests of the european nations including hungary meanwhile slovakia has changed its tune since both countries filed the complaint upon hearing the news the country's foreign minister said his government quote fully respects the verdict but that doesn't mean hungry is alone other even members like poland romania and the czech republic support ending the planned too so while the e.u. hopes the decision will in force support a poly policy once and for all it could lead to more internal division. no and it se

top of group f, two point clear of slovakia in second.side are becoming savvy to international football. we would all love to score early and be three up by half—time. 0n would all love to score early and be three up by half—time. on some occasions that happens but it's not often so then you have to be prepared to be patient and work openings. whichever ever rode the game goes down we have to be able to adapt and adjust. we believe the players are becoming more and more savvy to the challenge of international football. they played tomorrow, scotland also in action in the same qualifying group of course. 0n the back of their crucial win against withering on friday the play malta tomorrow. northern ireland face the czech republic. holland have kept alive their slim chances of reaching the world cup with a 3—1 win over bulgaria, arjen robben scored their second in amsterdam, they will need results to go their way now however to make it to russia. they are third in the group but three points behind sweden who beat belarus 4—0. france are curr

i think our cohost today, our friends from canada, germany, niger,ia, japan, jordan, slovakia,negal, thailand, the u.k., and uruguay. most of all, i think all of you. the fact that somebody are committed to seeing the u.n. succeed is gratifying. it is a sign not only that change is desperately needed, but that it will be achieved. you are the reason changes coming to the u.n. to introducehonor someone who is no stranger to change. has a businessman dive for seeing potential. , notes great potential just in the reform movement, but in the u.n. itself. he shares your commitment to creating a more effective advocate for peace, security, and human rights. we are deeply grateful he has taken the time to be with us today. ladies and gentlemen, president donald trump. thank you very much. thank you. potential saw great across the street. it was only for the reason that the united nations was here that that turned out to be such a successful project. i want to thank you ambassador haley for your introduction and steadfast advocacy for american interests on the world stage. on behalf of the c

england lead the group ahead of slovakia by two points — they meet at wembley on monday.ouple of days we will be looking at their team, their strengths and weaknesses and seeing where we can exploit. at the end of the day we are england and we are expected to win these games. we have to go out there and dominate right from the start. again, if it is 0—0 or 1—0 at half—time, when not going to panic. we are patient and composed and will wait for the right time and then be clinical. and northern ireland strengthened their grip on second place in their group, thanks to a 3—0 win in san marino. josh magennis scored twice, with southampton's steven davis adding another from the penalty spot. michael 0'neill‘s side are now seven points clear in second place, and one more point would be enough for those play offs. wales may have been surprise semi—finallists at the euros last year, but they're up against it, in their qualification group. they're four points behind the top two — serbia and the republic of ireland. chris coleman's side are are level on points, with austria who they

slovakia and slovenia away.ce of making the play—offs. it is in their hands. it is very complicated as to how... you finish second and get into the play—offs or not. we know northern ireland have finished second in group c, getting the runners—up spot, making it five in a row in qualifying. they should be one of the best runners—up or two games to play, jonny evans and chris brunt got the goals, a lovely free kick seeing them beat the czech republic last night. it has been two years since they conceded a competitive goal at windsor park. that will be tested against germany next month, but as i say they are sure to finish second. germany coming here, it would be nice to take an extra point. if we need something in the final two games we will have to get it, that simple. we are in a very strong position, it is almost —— almost been flawless, to be honest. seven clean sheets in eight games, the only defeat away to germany. as a coach and manager there is little you can ask more from your players, they keep deliveri

northern ireland take on the czech republic, and england play slovakia at wembley.details of tonight's games. a big night ahead for england and in turn a significant night too as far as scotland are concerned. england know a victory here at qem bli will ta ke know a victory here at qem bli will take them to the brink of qualifying for next summer's world cup final in russia. it would give a boost as far as scotland are concerned. england are still a team in transition. nothing will be taken for granted against a talented vow vakian side. gareth southgate describes england asa gareth southgate describes england as a work in progress and he refutes any notion that the players don't ca re any notion that the players don't care after friday's display against malta attracted criticism. it is about getting the job done and the route to russia will be all, but complete. scotland are also in group f and will be hoping for an england win in that match. scotland start their match at home to malta four points behind second placed slovakia in the play—off spot. gordon strachan'

a win for slovakia would see them go top of the group.ave had few chances so far, alex 0xlade—chamberlain‘s effort sums up the first half an hour for them that scoreline isn't what scotland need as they look to make up ground on second place, but they are doing what they have to do at hampden park. christophe berra has put them ahead against malta. but they'll still hope that england do them a favour. northern ireland can seal second spot in theirgroup, which should guarantee them a place in the play—offs. they need to avoid defeat in belfast tonight against czech republic. and half an hour into the game, they are in front. jonny evans were the only goal so farfor northern jonny evans were the only goal so far for northern ireland, jonny evans were the only goal so farfor northern ireland, and they've only lost once in their last 13 games at home. goals everywhere, but england trailing. england have gone for experience in their one—day and t20 squads to face the west indies later this month — with surrey‘s tom curran the only new face in

elsewhere, there was an emphatic 6—1 victory for norway over slovakia, while also in group 3, the republicd 2—0. there were also wins for euro 2017 runners—up denmark along with germany while belgium put 12 past moldova. well, england manager mark sampson had dominated the headlines in the build—up to the russia game after chelsea striker eniola alu ko made allegations — which he denies — of bullying and harassment. after nikita paris scored the first goal against russia, the england players ran to celebrate with sampson in an apparent display of team unity. we have been such a strong team for the past two years. we wanted to celebrate like a team and religious show how hard we have worked and how much we support this team and all the girls out on the field and on the girls out on the field and on the bench. so ijust think it shows how much of a team we are, and together. rio ferdinand has been talking about his decision to start a boxing career. he is posted several social media videos in the past two months going into the ring. he's been promoted by a bookmaker in the uk. he has been tra

scheme that met with shop resistance adam up last said he still expected countries like hungary and slovakia to comply with quotas imposed by brussels but he also stressed that the e.u. has to increase the number of people it sends back mainly economic migrants with no right to assign them. we have to be. clear and brutally honest people who have lost the right to stay in your group must be added to. this scheme is set to run for the next two years as the e.u. seeks to bolster cooperation on a deeply divisive issue. from the dublin comes from the bad riggers who's been following today's press conference and joins us from brussels welcome belt is this plan the answer to europe's migration crisis. no this plan is only part of the answer if you look at the numbers only twenty five thousand refugees pay a year. on the list and i'm talking about real refugees certified so to say by the united nations it's not about migrants it's not about migrants coming from africa through libya it's only about refugees from syria and they will be picked up in transit countries like turkey or lebanon so this new

england play slovakia in a world cup qualifier at wembley tomorrow, they are currently top of group fclear of the iraqi and second, england needed three late goals to beat mod on friday but gareth southgate says they are becoming savvy to international football now. you need to work your openings, whichever route the game goes down, we need to adapt and adjust to that. we believe the players are becoming more savvy to the changes of international football. also in action tomorrow scotland, in the same world cup qualifying group is england. after their crucial win against lithuania on friday scotland play malta tomorrow and slovenia will host lithuania at northern ireland, who are second in group c face the czech republic. that's all from sportsday. we will leave you with two of the brightest stars in football showing off their skills, while warming up for brazil, neymar and gabrieljesus did a lap of the pitch, just like this. north korea sparks a wave of condemnation after carrying out its most powerful nuclear test yet. it's said to be of an advanced hydrogen bomb — hailed as a ‘perf

scheme that met with shop resistance adam up last said he still expected countries like hungary and slovakia to comply with quotas imposed by brussels but he also stressed that the e.u. has to increase the number of people it sends back mainly economic migrants with no right to assign them. we have to be clear and brutally honest people who have lost the right to stay in europe must be added to. this scheme is set to run for the next two years as the e.u. seeks to boast a cooperation on a deeply divisive issue. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world bob francis has launched a campaign to tackle growing worldwide anti immigrant sentiment and so your campaign will attempt to raise awareness of the migrants applying to and change people's views of the many migrants and refugees turned out to hear the announcement in the pope's weekly address in st peter's square sources within germany's conservative blocs a vote bank sure blair will leave his post as finance minister to become president of the german parliament that move could help chancellor merkel and

fifa may penalise him for making an obscene gesture in the match against slovakia earlier this month.ke with a teammate and it wasn't directed at the referee. aaron ramsey will win his 50th cap for wales in their qualifier against georgia after being named in chris coleman's squad for that match and the final group game against the republic of ireland after one of the most thrilling matches of this — or any season — castleford tigers have reached their very first super league grand final. they were 22—20 down but forced extra—time and then won it in with a ‘golden point‘ in the most dramatic of circumstances — as alex gulrajani describes. these super league trophy has never beenin these super league trophy has never been in castleford's but finally within touching distance. not even a minute on the clock and zach hardaker waved his way through. the impressive start of apparatus under the pressure. experience of these big nights telling through. resilience and determination helped castleford when the regular—season title. luke gale has shown plenty of both. two weeks after getting his

i went to slovakia, to the czech republic, i went to poland and i did this talk ten years ago when theyere struggling we were told they were the next best thing banks in austria and italy spent so much money lending to these areas. then suffered aggressively why should the story be back now? >> yes so as you mentioned, a lot of these economies went through a tough period, mainly because the bank s lent mainly mortgages in swiss francs, which turned out to be a bad idea when the swiss franc appreciated that caused a banking crisis by in large the banks resolved these problems if you look at the employment rate, it's at full employment already. housing prices are rising. it's a good time to be if you're a bank they're really competitive in terms of production. >> if i had to put my money in one emerging market or one emerging country, where would i do it? with my hottest bet in the sector. >> i like central europe hungary, czech, and poland >> that's very coincidental because we have a guest coming up from poland, we'll pore through that one as well very interesting thanks for covering so

england came from behind to beat slovakia 2—1 at wembley.rjust three minutes. they will reach next year's finals if they beat slovenia next month. it was a good night for scotland at hampden park. they won 2—0 at home to malta, which means if they can win their last two games against slovakia and slovenia they can qualify for the world cup via the play—offs. russia's andrei rublev has become the first teenager since 2001 to reach the quarter—finals of the us open after he beat belgium's ninth seed david goffin. he now faces his childhood hero, rafa nadal. imean, his i mean, his proper hero. 0ne i mean, his proper hero. one of the reasons he wanted to play tennis, one of the people who made him want to start tennis. he has to play him next. just get out there and beat him. that's the way to do it. yes, easy! let's catch up with the weather. sarah, it feels warm, but weather. sarah, it feels warm, but we already have rain? yes, that's right. a mild start to the day, but it is quite damp out there. lots of cloud about despite there. lots of clo

. >>> this video comes from slovakia. sometimes -- he was trying to land. instead -- >> get there.et there. oh! >> was he trying to land or was it a situation where he kind of just had no wind and just lost altitude. >> no he thought he was in control and was trying to land in that little sliver of a road that you see there. >> he was having trouble or something. he went straight into the trees. >> a left-minute steer that took him a little too far off to the left and he ended up hugging a tree. >> may i recommend a different flight area. somewhere with open green fields instead of literally nowhere to land instead of one little road. >> i have a feeling he's got that one already. >> as soon as he gets down from the tree. >> yeah. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. to enter, you'll need friday's buzzword, be at least 21 years old and a legal resident of the united states or canada. >> the buzzword is coming up in a little bit. stand by for the "rtm" ipad giveaway. >> another ridiculous challenge. >> i'm going to get in this thing for 24 hours. >> you are meant to grow pl

northern ireland take on the czech republic, and england play slovakia at wembley.oup and virtually secure their place in russia next summer with a win. if slovakia win they will move above england in their group. it's a great opportunity for us. we have a home game. we are playing good opposition. so we've got to make sure that we are tactically prepared which we will be, but also we have got to have belief in the tea m we have got to have belief in the team that we've got. we've got some exciting players and we want to go and show that. scotland are in the same group as england but are still four points behind slovakia in the play—off spot. they host malta tonight and realistically needing three wins from their last three games to claim that second place. we need to win as many games as we possibly can. everyone said it was a must win game against lithuania. we scored three goals and created a lot of chances as well. it shows you that spirit in the lads and we believe that we can keep pushing in every game whether it is 60 minutes, 70 minutes or 80 minutes however

likely to go over well in hungary or slovakia, who have been against this since september 2015. inn calling a referendum october 2016 asking his fellow citizens with a thought it was legal or not to go ahead with such a scheme. likeighboring countries poland and czech republic are against the scheme as well. they believe welcoming foreigners from countries in north africa and the middle east could prove a security threat to their country and believe it would act like a pull factor. we have seen both poland and hungary relocate not one single refugee and countries like sobotka and czech republic relocate about a dozen each. obama slammed the decision by president trump administration to craft a program giving work permits and the chance to study to people brought to the u.s. illegally as children. president trump announced the end of the deferred action for childhood arrivals or daca program on tuesday. it could expose 800,000 beneficiaries to possible deportation. many dreamers have been making their voices heard in los angeles. >> the dream didn't last long for a lot of dreamer

a win for slovakia will see them move above england. it‘s a great opportunity for us.ton in the community, will benefit from the funds raised. and finally, let‘s take a look at two of football‘s brightest stars showing off their skills. while training in manaus, neymar and gabrieljesus did keepy—uppies for a whole lap of the pitch. we have sped it up a bit. looks easy, doesn‘t it? brazil play colombia tomorrow. we thought of putting the benny hill music in, but we decided against it. there is a great one at the end which dust doesn‘t quite make it. —— just doesn‘t quite make it. which dust doesn‘t quite make it. —— just doesn't quite make it.|j which dust doesn‘t quite make it. —— just doesn't quite make it. i think it was a0. just doesn't quite make it. i think it was 40. did you count? i wondered why you had gone quiet. it was 40. did you count? i wondered why you had gone quietlj it was 40. did you count? i wondered why you had gone quiet. i wasjust concentrating. they are quite good. if you have never experienced a migraine, the symptoms are a throbbing pain on one

alli after tv pictures showed he gestured with his middle finger during england's match against slovakiar—old said it was a "joke with good friend" kyle walker. andrew parsons has been elected the new president of the international paralympic committee. the brazilian beat three other candidates in a vote at the ipc general assembly. he succeeds philip craven, who ran the organisation since 2001. now all eyes will be on what's expected from him in this role and his priorities. here's our sports correspondent alex capstick with more. it would appear andrew parsons has lots of backing from the ipcc, a comfortable victory for him in the end. —— from the ipc. as you see the next day he takes overfrom the president of the organisation, philip craven, who had been in place for 16 years, a movement which has grown from strength to strength, but there are some pressing issues, and on top of andrew parsons' in—tray must be what to do about russia with the approaching in pyongyang. the ban for the summer 0lympics remains in place, but the stands appears to have been softened by some because neutral

gordon strachan's side face slovakia and slovenia next thursday and sunday, as they seek to secure aish second should they win their next two matches. england are playing west indies in the 5th and final one day international in southampton eoin morgan's side won the toss and chose to bowl. the west indies are currently 174 macro— three after 38 overs. —— on hundred and 34—3. england are without ben stokes and alex hales following their involvement in an incident outside a nightclub in the early hours of monday morning. it's official — birmingham has received government backing to be the uk's candidate city for the 2022 commonwealth games. other countries will have until saturday to make a bid. the cwg federation has suggested birmingham could still face competition from canada, malaysia and australia. staging the event would cost at least 750 million pounds — making it the most expensive sports event here since london 2012. 0ther other uk cities have hosted the commonwealth games in the past and we have seen a very strong legacy from them hosting. there has always been a boost to th

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tv pictures showed the incident during england‘s 2—i world cup qualifying win over slovakia last weekas abandoned for the day at the evian championship in france because of the heavy rain. the first group had completed just eight holes at the time, so the event is now a 54—hole tournament starting tomorrow. the cars are yet to come out for first practice, but the singapore grand prix week has already produced plenty of intrigue. with engine and driver changes expected to be announced over the coming days, next season has been on the agenda almost as much as this season‘s exciting drivers‘ championship. 0ur reporter tom clarkson is there. come sunday, the focus here in singapore will be on whether lewis hamilton can increase his lead in the world championship over sebastian vettel. until then, however, as a so often the case in formula i, the talk is largely off the track. we are expecting a series of announcements about this weekend. first, mclaren are expected to officially announce their divorce from honda, a partnership that began in 2015 and has been woefully u nsuccessful. in 201