this is slovenia's oldest castle, first built in medieval times.fairytale ambience to it and, because of its location, it's been a strategic lookout for 1,000 years. and standing here, i can kind of get why. you can see for miles! this place is legendary in slovenian history. 0n the banks of the lake still sits the former holiday home of the father of post—world war ii yugoslavia, presidentjosip broz tito. tito took the helm of the newly formed federal republic and more or less kept the country together until his death, in 1980, when yugoslavia began to fall apart. slovenia became the first to break away, with a short—lived war that lasted just ten days. it's been a sovereign nation state since 1991, and my next stop down the river sava is slovenia's capital, ljubljana. the city centre is made up of vast squares, lined with baroque buildings and the streets are packed with tourists ambling around. but it wasn't always like this. just over a decade ago ljubljana was clogged with traffic and the city's main piazza was a car park. but in 2006, the cit

this is slovenia's oldest castle, first built in medieval times. of fairytale ambience to it and, because of its location, it's been a strategic lookout for 1,000 years. and standing here, i can kind of get why. you can see for miles! this place is legendary in slovenian history. 0n the banks of the lake still sits the former holiday home of the father of post—world war ii yugoslavia, presidentjosip broz tito. tito took the helm of the newly formed federal republic and more or less kept the country together until his death, in 1980, when yugoslavia began to fall apart. slovenia became the first to break away, with a short—lived war that lasted just ten days. it's been a sovereign nation state since 1991, and my next stop down the river sava is slovenia's capital, ljubljana. the city centre is made up of vast squares, lined with baroque buildings and the streets are packed with tourists ambling around. but it wasn't always like this. just over a decade ago ljubljana was clogged with traffic and the city's main piazza was a car park. but in 2006, the

katie, it means that a win away in slovenia on sunday and gordon strachan‘s team have a play—off placeteam have a play-off place. exactly, and the start of the campaign many scottish fa ns start of the campaign many scottish fans would have found that hard to believe because they didn't have a good start to the group but they have gathered momentum. so much drama at hampden park. very nervous before take—off because everyone knew how much was riding on this. scotla nd knew how much was riding on this. scotland needed to win to keep their world cup dream alive against slovakia and they were so dominant in the match, they had so many chances from the first half. they made a very bright start, christophe berra, the central defender, with a fantastic header that was matched by a wonderful save from the slovakian chiba, who was in action hero mode throughout the night. scotland had a man advantage when slovakia had a player sent off for a dive in the penalty area. they kept going, slovakia were stubborn even with ten men. scotland were relentless, wave after wave but slovakia kept finding n

slovenia at wembley tomorrow, lithuania away on sunday. two wins to keep alive their hopes of a play—off place. they host slovakia at hampden tomorrow and then travel to slovenia on sunday. manager gordon strachan says his side have been used to playing under pressure. we have dealt with that 0k, we can only deal with that 0k we have dealt with that 0k, we can only deal with that ok if we have a good spirit and a good bit of camaraderie. we believed we could come back and play the way we have recently. or in recent months, anyway. northern ireland are guaranteed to finish second in group c and look certain to qualify for next year's tournament. they've won all five matches so far this year but they'll have a tough test tomorrow — they host germany. our correspondent natalie pirks is in belfast and michael o'neill, northern ireland have risen 109 places in the fifa rankings and are at a point where they do not fear the world champions coming here tomorrow night. they are unbeaten at windsor park in the last four macro matches and have not c

one more game to go against slovenia. i will be going overfor it and slovenia.ndi slovenia. i will be going overfor it and i am not massively confident. why not? slovenia drew with england in slovenia. they beat slovakia quite easily over there as well. they have not lost in the campaign andi they have not lost in the campaign and i don't believe they have lost a goal in the capital in this campaign. people think scotland might have made it but they still have a tough one to go. and we find new and exciting ways to make a mess of it at the end. that's the attitude of most scottish people, it has been 19 years and we almost don't believe we will do it. i'm sure other scottish fans might be more positive. it was always going to be tough for northern ireland against world champions germany. 2—0 down after 20 minutes and did well not to be thrashed after that, did not to be thrashed after that, did not drop their heads. partially, but to be honest, watching that game, i think the foot was taken off the gas by the germans. i think they had done enough... if you score

england injury concerns ahead of their match with slovenia.ago, johanna konta was just one win away from reaching the wimbledon final. now she has lost her last five matches in a row. we will find out exactly what's gone wrong. and... tony bellew, i'm here and waiting, i'm ready! are you? rio ferdinand has told us he is taking his new boxing career very seriously... david haye, you want some? i'm here, mate, i'm here! there's a huge week of international fixtures coming up this week where places in next year's world cup in russia will be decided — england can guarantee qualification for the tournament with a win against slovenia at wembley on thursday. but manager gareth southgate has a few injury concerns ahead of the game. with news of that and of a special tribute to sir bobby charlton — here's our senior football reporter ian dennis. it is quite fitting that in a week where england, who can seal their place for next summer's world cup finals in russia, that the fa a world cup winner here today. in recognition not only of his achievements b

england will be hoping to guarantee qualification with a win against slovenia on thursday.ull out through injury, tottenham midfield harry winks has been drafted in — his first call—up to the senior squad. the 21—year—old has featured seven times for spurs this season. his inclusion in the 25—man squad — will bolster gareth southgate‘s options for the game at wembley and their match in lithuania on sunday. england are currently five points clear at the top of group f — with two games to go. they'll qualify with a game to spare if they beat slovenia on thursday — and a draw may be enough, depending on other results. but defender ryan bertrand says they're not taking qualification for granted. it's not over. we are going into it with a positive mindset, the work is not finished and we want to get six points. from your perspective would it be nice to get it done at wembley and not leave anything to chance at lithuania? definitely. personally, perhaps with my fan's head on as well, it would be nice to complete the qualification in front of the home fans and have a half decent n

england also qualify after a goal against slovenia. and three home runs are hit ina slovenia. three home runs are hit in a victory against the boston red sox. welcome to the programme. starting with the news that reigning champions germany have qualified for next yea r‘s world cup champions germany have qualified for next year's world cup in russia. they beat northern ireland 3—1 in belfast to guarantee their automatic passage. they won all nine of their qualifiers to date. sebastian rooney fired home the winner for the four—time world champions. the advantage was doubled 20 minutes later. there was a consolation for the home side and it was a convincing win. translation: as we ta ke convincing win. translation: as we take stock of our qualifying campaign asa take stock of our qualifying campaign as a whole so far, i have to say that as far as i'm concerned everything is positive on all counts. in september of last year we looked at our group, assessed our opponents and told ourselves that we wa nted opponents and told ourselves that we wanted to dominate our qualifying group

this is slovenia's oldest castle, first built in medieval times.e, i can kind of get why. you can see for miles! this place is legendary in slovenian history. 0n the banks of the lake still sits the former holiday home of the father of post—world war ii yugoslavia, presidentjosip broz tito. tito took the helm of the newly formed federal republic and more or less kept the country together until his death, in 1980, when yugoslavia began to fall apart. slovenia became the first to break away, with a short—lived war that lasted just ten days. it's been a sovereign nation state since 1991, and my next stop down the river sava is slovenia's capital, ljubljana. the city centre is made up of vast squares, lined with baroque buildings and the streets are packed with tourists ambling around. but it wasn't always like this. just over a decade ago, ljubljana was clogged with traffic and the city's main piazza was a car park. but in 2006, the city's mayor made the decision to ban cars from the centre. now the only vehicles allowed are these so—called cavaliers,

the initial target a play—off place with victory in slovenia required.ind it was a positive start. they start which would lead to a goal. leigh griffiths, so often the man when it matters most, doing it again for his country. but with slovakia winning against malta, no time to party. even more so when this happened. it meant scotland were now out of the play—offs. they had to win, yet went behind. and while gordon strachan‘s side had left it late many times in this campaign so far, two goals in 20 minutes, surely not? that chance should have been won, before substitute robert snodgrass did level things up, but an absorbing game ended 2—2. a draw no good, and the world cup will have to wait for scotla nd the world cup will have to wait for scotland once again. scotland's result significant in northern ireland's progress, michael 0'neill‘s side now assured of a play—off spot. they will finish as one of the best eight second placed teams. they field a strong team, but o'neill teams. they field a strong team, but 0'neill can now afford to protect several pla

if they beat slovakia here tonight and then beat slovenia inafew here tonight and then beat sloveniaw days' time they will finish second and almost certainly reach the play—offs. but if they lose tonight it's all over, the world cup dream is finished and they know that a draw may not be enough either because that would leave them relying on an unlikely set of results elsewhere. that is why this game is being billed as a must win game is being billed as a must win game for gordon strachan‘s side. they lost to slovakia 3—0 the last time out but they have gained momentum and confidence with recent results. but they will be missing the captain scott brown and stuart armstrong. but they have been resilient in defence in recent games and that's partly down to christophe bella in defence, we spoke to him ahead of the match and he said he's looking forward to the challenge. you want to play in the big games with the big crowds and the big atmosphere where there is a lot at sta ke. atmosphere where there is a lot at stake. you might get nervous but i'iei’ves stake. you might get nervous but n

the one hundred sixteen kilometer trail connects the italian city of trialist with slovenia and from the first stop. now in. as you can see it's an old fishing town. and fishing have always dominated life in this town meant traveled out to sea and brought fish and other foods back to. their wife stayed at home to preserve and sell the fish. the tour continues. even on hot days there is usually a pleasant sea breeze blowing across the cycle route. the town of piranha slowly comes into view many consider it the crown jewel of the slovenian coast. it's also the setting of a popular love story when a wealthy venetian fell for a poor local beauty the locals gossiped about the disparity in their social standings this upset the young woman and so the venetian romeo. built his juliet a mansion like those in his hometown engraved with the words lost so dear let them talk. and so the story found its happy ending. impede on the locals have always lived from fishing but there was another source of income. that this could do to their dislike of things or as a coastal town as a town is lively righ

in slovenia is a largely ceremonial post. hundreds of buddhists of. over government plans to repatriate nearly six hundred thousand range of muslims who fled to bangladesh protest in the state capital we're joined by some hardline buddhist monks who regard as illegal immigrants refugees fled across the border following a crackdown by being at last military the u.s. has described it as textbook ethnic cleansing but save the children says that young refugees unsafe once they arrive at the camps in bangladesh it says the risk of trafficking sexual abuse a child labor. reports. the most vulnerable among the new record is there are close to three hundred forty thousand children among the refugees according to units that nearly twelve thousand children cross with the referee every week from me amounting to bangladesh you can see a lot of this children will hang out in the street looking for a begging for money some time with their parents some time alone they're playing by the streets sometime you see never stop get rest children a

coasting along tripping by bike along slovenia's mediterranean shore. now germany's capital berlin is known for its wide range of restaurants setting up color in every day lights from all over the world for the last twenty years the organization. has been crowning the best cooks in the region among twenty seven teams whenas know who came to the city as a refugee from vietnam when he was just five years old now he's the proud owner of eleven restaurants in the city and given his appetite for cross cultural christine it's unlikely he'll stop there. the berlin master chef scaler dinner the most exciting names in the german capital's restaurant scene are honored here. among this year's winners is sebastian from berlin's master chef twenty seventeen he's garnered two michelin stars for his restaurant to. know is still working on his first michelin star he said no formal training as a chef yet he runs some of berlin's most popular restaurants and for that he's been named the city's coloring innovator. one of the. and my restaurants always add something new in

england also qualify after a goal against slovenia. and three home runs are hit ina slovenia.against the boston red sox. welcome to the programme. starting with the news that reigning champions germany have qualified for next yea r‘s world cup champions germany have qualified for next year's world cup in russia. they beat northern ireland 3—1 in belfast to guarantee their automatic passage. they won all nine of their qualifiers to date. sebastian rooney fired home the winner for the four—time world champions. the advantage was

the one hundred sixteen kilometer trail connects the italian city of trialist with slovenia and croatia first stop. now amy. as you can see it's an old fishing town. and fishing have always dominated life in this town meant traveled out to sea and brought fish and other foods back to. their wives stayed at home to preserve and sell the fish. the tour continues. even on hot days there's usually a pleasant sea breeze blowing across the cycle over. the town of piranha slowly comes into view many consider it the crown jewel of the slovenian coast. it's also the setting of a popular love story when a wealthy venetian fell for a poor local beauty the locals gossiped about the disparity in their social standings this upset the young woman and so the venetian romeo. built his juliet a mansion like those in his hometown engraved with the words lost so dear let them talk. and so the story found its happy ending. impede on the locals have always lived from fishing but there was another source of income. that is concluded it was legal to resit coastal town of the town is lively right now but it was

from slovenia about where lana is one of the nice crowded regattas in the well drawing about thirteen hundred but in various categories and hundreds of thousands of spectators. a quick reminder for you of our top story this hour german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives have reportedly reached an agreement with them to variances to party on the divisive issue of a cap on migration party sources saying migrants arrivals could be limited to two hundred thousand a year if confirmed the deal would remove a key hurdle to efforts to form a new coalition government here in germany. they're watching queued up news in both in stay with us for an exclusive interview with the former speaker of germany's parliament the social democrat country as that's up next here on details. w.'s program guide to. the lights. the whole.

scotland's hopes of reaching russia 2018 failing fast as they take on slovenia in a crucial world cupwhich is under way. a win will guarantee them a play—off place, and they made the perfect start, leigh griffiths giving them the lead in the first half. scotland, having won their last three group matches, brought themselves back into contention, but is leukaemia pulled one back, and while a draw wasn't going to be enough for scotland, it got even worse when he scored again. around 15 minutes to go, and with slovakia 3-0 15 minutes to go, and with slovakia 3—0 up against malta, they would ta ke 3—0 up against malta, they would take that crucial second spot against scotland, who now need two goal is to stand any chance of reaching the play—offs. england made sure of their place in russia with victory over slovenia on thursday which has allowed manager gareth southgate to ring the changes for their final group match with lithunia in vilnius. seven changes to the side that won in the week. one of them dele alli, who had a hand in the first goal. he was bundled over inside the penalty area

if they win this match and the next one in slovenia they will finish second and geta in slovenia theythem rely on an unlikely set of results elsewhere so that‘s why this is being talked up as a must win game. they lost to slovakia 3—0 last time out but this is a more confident side, more momentum, but two of the players who helped create that momentum, scott brown and stewart armstrong are out. but at this point in time it is still in scotland‘s hands which at one stage in the campaign seemed unlikely. thank you. northern ireland guaranteed a place in group c and a point should be enough to earn them a place in the play—offs but they are taking on world champions germany. but michael neill says his side are in a strong position. we have a group of players that enjoy being together. we have a three, three and a half great years where it‘s been constant progression. we are enjoying where we are at this minute in time. still a lot to play for, a lot of football still to be played but to be in this position it something, i would not say we would have dreamt of but certainly something we b

they host slovakia at hampden tomorrow and then travel to slovenia on sunday.ays his side have been used to playing under that pressure for most of the year. people say it is a must win game, i've had to deal with those for the last four... you know, we can deal with that 0k last four... you know, we can deal with that ok but only do that if we have good spirit and camaraderie. we believe that we could come back. like we have in recent months. northern ireland are guaranteed to finish second in group c and look certain to make the playoffs to qualify for the tournament. they've won all five matches so far this year — but they'll have a tough test tomorrow — they host germany. 0ur correspondent natalie pirks is in belfast. and a michael 0'neill, northern ireland have risen 109 places in the fifa rankings. they are at a point where they do not fear the world champions coming here tomorrow night. they are unbeaten here at windsor park, in the last four matches, and they have not conceded a goal. although they have lost twice to germany in the last 18 months, they

jack butland replaces joe hart in that beat slovenia.irt, but we wa nt to we are after the same shirt, but we want to push each other and make sure our want to push each other and make sure oui’ performance want to push each other and make sure our performance is high. because that means success for us as a nation. there is great rivalry but also great friendship. we supported joe hart excellently the other night. he went on to make some great saves and put in a good performance for us, which is what we want. i'm sure it would have gone the opposite way had somebody else been in the goal. northern ireland are expecting to field their best side tonight, despite six players being one booking away from suspension. jonny eva ns, booking away from suspension. jonny evans, cory evans, 0liver norwood, and josh magennis are all on one caution going into the final group c match in oslo. northern ireland could be assured of a play—off place before the game gets under way if other results go their way. we've been good in the double to date. we have

scotland's world cup hopes rest on victory over slovenia — we'll assess the situation facing the rest nations heading into the final match of european qualifying. also coming up in the programme... jazz carlin on jellyfish — how the british swimmer is tackling her phobia as she goes for olympic gold in the pool and in open water. and the fast feet of futsal — the british league which could bring about world cup glory. yes, hello and welcome along. so much to get through this evening. but we start with the super league grand final at old trafford, the culmination of an enthralling season. and what would be a crowning moment for either castleford or leeds. yes, 30 minutes played between two teams with contrasting fortunes in the league's showpiece occasion. it is leeds' tenth final, having won seven. this the first time castleford have made it this far — but they're the form team, having won the league leader's shield. tom briscoe put leeds ahead in the 12th minute. kallum watkins then thought he had scored only for the television official to say that he had not properly grounded it. le

in the first part of his journey, he followed the river to slovenia's capital, ljubljana, to find outalled one of europe's greenest cities. the city centre is made up of vast squares lined with baroque buildings, and the streets are packed with tourists ambling around. but it wasn't all like this. just over a decade ago, ljubljana was clogged with traffic and the city's main piazza was a car park. but in 2006, the city's mayor made the decision to ban cars from the centre. now the only vehicles allowed are these so—called cavaliers, electric cabs that give free lifts to those with luggage or who need extra help getting around. if you had to compare how this city looked ten years ago to now, can you tell me the difference? and the children are still following you. and it's notjust kids that are using the car—free streets as a playground. filip and blaz are ambassadors for the city. they met when one was a juggler and the other a gymnast and then together became a social media sensation with their urban acrobatic antics. they have good reason to keep the city centre, which doubles as th

they face a vital game away to maribor in slovenia, after drawing their opening two group matches.etitvely — and liverpool managerjurgen klopp has told his side they must be confident and brave to come away with the points. after a slow start for liverpool in the champions league this season. you can keep up to date with all of tonight's champions league action on 5 live final score. press the red button on your tv remote or go to the bbc sport website and mobile app now. also coming up in the programme. we hear from stevie ward who won the super league grand final after missing due to injury two year ago. ido i do not know what position i would have been in the team without going through all that. it is such a big thing. it's been a diffciult period for the england women's team. mark sampson's sacking followed allegations of discrimination and bullying. but the new interim manager mo marley ushered in a fresh start by saying no player will ever be ruled in or out under her leadership as she announced her first squad ahead of the team's friendly against france on friday, one of thr

england will go through as group f winners if they beat slovenia on thursday at wembley.says another spurs player — harry kane — has all the right qualities. there are a lot of experienced players and a lot of candidates who could be captain. that is almost a bigger message to everyone, that there's not one kind england captain that we can all put a finger on. so many leaders out there. players that are trying to become those leaders. be present and keep learning into those kind of roles i suppose. and you know harry is definitely one of those candidates. scotland haven't played in a major international tournament for 19 years. the 1998 world cup in france was their last appearance at one of international football's showpiece events. but under gordon strachan, scotland have it in their own hands to finish second in the group and reach the play—offs. but to guarantee that outcome, they must beat slovakia on thursday and slovenia on sunday. that seemed unlikely i2 that seemed unlikely 12 months ago. you always need to be positive, obviously we did not make the best of thing

victory in slovenia on sunday should see scotland into the play—offs.ut yourself. the goalkeeper was outstanding. crossbar wasn't too bad either. so there was a lot going on that we can be pleased with. now we have to regroup and go again. northern ireland were already guaranteed second in their group but they haven't quite made sure of a play—off spot after losing 3—1 to the world champions germany in belfast. manager martin 0'neill described the german side as breathtaking. sesbastien rudy's goal certainly worthy of that. josh magennis‘ late header lifted the crowd and northern ireland should still make the play—offs. germany took six off norway, the game can go that way if you don't play with the right attitude. i thought the character of the players, the spirit they showed in the second half was fantastic, still have the mentality of something to play for, not many teams come from 2-0 play for, not many teams come from 2—0 down against germany so to play as hard as they did was a huge positive for us. three home nations down, one to go. wales are aw

scotland are in slovenia and of their match against them tomorrow. cut relaxed figure. yeah, i'm enjoying the build—up at the moment. it is more of the match day feeling that is coming. unless you are a manager you day feeling that is coming. unless you are a manager you have day feeling that is coming. unless you are a manager you have not got a clue what that is like. as soon as you open your eyes in the morning, there is a game on and you know there is a game on and you know there is. no pressure for a gareth southgate after his team confirmed qualification against slovenia on thursday. the england manager preparing to bring injack butland joe hart for theirfinal against lithuania. southgate says he's looking for a much improved performance from his side. the other night we didn't perform at the level we wanted to. none of us are going to dress that up any differently. the objective of qualification is now achieved. now the desire is, how far can we go? how do we improve the team? that process starts tomorrow. lewis hamilton says he is driving bet

you can hear him on radio five live this evening commentating this match between england and sloveniagland needing just two points from their final two qualifiers tonight, if the win they are automatically into russia, lithuania away on sunday. it's not just into russia, lithuania away on sunday. it's notjust world cup qualifying in europe, it is an international break the world over. you might have seen a fantastic documentary from one of my collea g u es documentary from one of my colleagues richard conway, football on the front line about the syrian football team. they are still in with a shout of making russia. they we re with a shout of making russia. they were ina with a shout of making russia. they were in a play—off tonight, the first leg of that in their adopted home of austria the leave malaysia. it finished 1—1. they drew this match against australia. australia took a first—half lead but an equaliser from the spot with just five minutes remaining force syria. the second leg takes place in sydney on tuesday. we will see how syria do, if they get through that it's another pla

gareth southgate says they could have played better during last night's world cup qualifier against sloveniagood afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may has said she is providing calm leadership as she responded to moves to oust her by grant shapps. he claims that up to 30 tory mps, including five former cabinet ministers, want to force a leadership contest that would unseat the prime minister. mrsmay‘s allies have dismissed it as a plot that's fizzling out. our political correspondent reports from westminster. away from westminster, an attempt to clear the air. seemingly unphased by questions over her authority, a message to those who want her out. what i think is necessary for the country now, what the country needs, is calm leadership, that's exactly what i am providing. i am providing that with the full support of my cabinet. he has been revealed as the ringleader of a plot to oust theresa may from downing street, former party chairman grant shapps. he claims up to 30 mps, including five former cabinet ministers, are now in favour of telling her he —— her time is up. th

sitting upright but paris is looking to eliminate diesel and gas powered cars by twenty thirty and slovenia is actually looking to ban that by two thousand and thirty so there's a lot of cities and europe going to really looking to sort of do the same thing as norway and move towards electric cars but you know this obviously makes the situation a little different now that they're realizing ok electric cars might be better for the environment but they're still. pose a lot of questions about how our infrastructure can handle them and if they're doing as much damage to the roads then maybe they're not going to make things as you know so much better as we thought they would so opposed a lot of questions to paris and slovenia you know if they encounter. are the same problems with their roads are they going to respond in the same way or they won't to prepare for a situation like that where they realize ok this is better for the environment but maybe some of our roads can't handle the weight of these cars which are usually heavier through you know it's a gray area and we don't exactly know how bas

he and his players know that if they beat slovakia and slovenia, they are guaranteed second place ine play—offs, as alisdair lamont reports. back at the national stadium ahead of the final home match in this world cup qualifying campaign, slovakia, the opponents, as the squad continues their quest for second place. it is not as tense as it can be sometimes. in this position, this group of lads and a couple who are not here put us in a position where we can. we have to decide what we do with the future. there is nothing better in football, and you can decide how yourfuture is going to be. since the draw against england injune, the scenario for the scotland players could not be more clear. win the remaining four games, and you finish second. with lithuania and malta done, they are halfway towards the target but the remaining games are more awkward. especially when you look at the absentees. but there are in—form alternatives. it is a chance for people like myself in the squad to make a name for ourselves and be heroes. they have been big players for us in the campaign. we do have a rea

we start with scotland‘s crucial world cup qualifier against slovenia in lubjana tonight, a win willournament in russia looked unlikely after a slow start to qualifying, but three wins in their last three matches has pulled them back into contention. leigh griffiths crucial goal giving them an early lead. so scotland going well, and looked on course should that stay the same, the scoreline, to secure that play—off spot. relax, gordon strachan! england made sure of their place in russia with victory over slovenia on thursday which has allowed manager gareth southgate to ring the changes for their final group match with lithunia in vilnius. tottenham‘s harry winks and leicester‘s harry maguire both make their senior debuts and maguire was close to opening the scoring. seven changes to the side that won in the week. the next england chance fell to another defender, but michael keane‘s shot went wide. england were awarded a penalty shortly before the halfway mark when dele alli was brought down in the box, but who else but captain harry kane duly stepped up to strike the spot kick into t

look ahead to all the home nations‘ qualifiers — including england's match here at wembley, against sloveniavening and welcome to the bbc news at 6. wiltshire police say they would question the former prime minister sir edward heath about allegations of historical child abuse, if he still alive. the claims include the alleged rape of a child. the police stress that is not to say the former prime minister was guilty. but the investigation has been severely criticised by the sir edward's friends and family, and by the former head of public prosecutions — he says elements of wiltshire police‘s investigation were a disgrace and they should be ashamed. tom symonds has more. for many, is now a figure from distant history. the prime minister in the 19705 who took us into europe. but today the police stepped out staggering claims against edward heath, that he rate5 out staggering claims against edward heath, that he rates a child in 1961, indecently assaulted six 1961, indecently assaulted 5ix other5, children and adults. they'd been bitterly criticised for an inquiry that could never answer the cen

biggest loser in group f was scotland, who, after leading 1—0 at half—time, fell to a 2—2 draw away to sloveniahile slovakia finished second on goal difference after a 3—0 win over malta, and england, who had already qualified, were 1—0 winners in lithuania after a harry kane first—half penalty. we've come away a little bit flat because today, on the back of the other night, we wanted to score a load of goals, and in the end, when you don't score a load of goals coming you understand the reaction. liverpool forward mohamed salah converted a stoppage—time penalty to give egypt a dramatic 2—1 win over congo sealing them a place in russia next year. victory gave egypt an uncatchable four—point lead over uganda in group e with one round of fixtures remaining and puts them into the world cup for the first time since italy ini990. thousands of egyptians spilt onto the streets of cairo after the match, waving flags and chanting the liverpool striker salah's name as the arab world's most populous country will compete on football's ultimate stage for the first time in 28 years. great to see. britain's l

workers that came to germany in twenty fourteen were from poland at thirty six point five percent slovenia at twelve point one percent and hungary at eight point nine percent one in three works in construction one in five in industry and one in ten in the health care or senior care branch their working conditions should now improve. all right well european union directives tend to be somewhat complex the post of directives is no exception so let's bring in our what experts to set some light on today's meeting. what exactly are the social a fan minister in luxembourg discussing today. they're looking today into a proposal by the european commission to reform the posted worker a directive and that goes back to an initiative taken by the french president in particular but supported by many particularly western european countries the rich nations inside europe if you want who wants to eliminate unfair competition now the reason for that is we've seen in the report the example of. a builder but you can also take a carpenter let's say from bulgaria who is only needs to be paid the minimum wage i

you.hank i'm the deputy ambassador of slovenia. it's the homeland of the first lady, melania trump. >> i'm aware of that. >> thank you. mean, general public. thank you very much for a presentation. first making a short i'll pose a and question. which we discussed today at the elegation of you here not far from here. that it could be continued. this is a trans-atlantic between the eu and the united states. please, could you elaborate on bit?a little thank you very much. >> yeah. no doubt ent has made about the idea that we're open trade agreements with other major trading partners. the eu being included. so that's not new news. that's been our position for quite a while. it's a strange phenomenon. largest has the world's third r and i think largest exporter. more , for example, has than 40 free trade agreements and ding ones with the eu other parties large and important markets that we don't. we have a relatively limited umber of them and other than the nafta, you have kafta, remaining ones are relatively small agreements. no idea w

workers that came to germany in twenty fourteen were from poland at thirty six point five percent slovenia at twelve point one percent and hungary had eight point nine percent one in three works in construction one in five in industry and one in ten in the health care or senior care branch their working conditions should now improve. now clouds are continuing to gather over germany's call industry here p n commission in brussels announced that even more raids on offices will be carried out on german comic saying it will be looking for evidence that they may have violated anti trust rules dima v.w. have confirmed they were targeted by raids investigate his visited b.m.w. offices back on friday now the raids are aimed at uncovering evidence of a secret cartel that may have legally discussed industry emission controls and standards since the one nine hundred ninety s. we can get more detail on this now with our financial correspondent daniel corp who is in frankfurt for us daniel of course these a big name call make is that big on the blue chip dax so what's the reaction to this piece of news