bradley lowry was the young sunderland supporter who won the hearts of the nation.n, eve ryo ne incredibly courageous young man, everyone followed his story. he brought everyone together, he touched the hearts of so many people, a tragic loss for everyone. he was going through such a tough situation at such a young age but smiling. it was that smile that saw everton smiling. it was that smile that saw eve rto n fa ns smiling. it was that smile that saw everton fans bring him into their footballing family when he was their mascot for the visit to the stadium of light. from that date that has been a special bond with our chairman, fans and clu bs. clubs. bradley was invited as guest of honourfor clubs. bradley was invited as guest of honour for the return match at goodison park and went this cancer came back the club donated £200,000 to his treatment. but injuly came the sad news of his passing. his smile shoulders all the way to go because his short life was inspirational. —— he showed us the way to go. everton and sunderland have teams and with famous faces to celeb

still 0—0 with sunderland.ep guardiola's said will be without sergio aguero, who broke a rib in a car accident in amsterdam yesterday. i would like to play with sergio but we can't. we do the same we would have done with him. we will overcome the situation. there are five games in the scottish premiership. celtic host hibernian. aberdeen are at home to stjohnstone. in the women's superleague, man city have just kicked off against arsenal, still goalless. chelsea travel to sunderland and bristol city host yeovil town. finally, sunderland and bristol city host yeoviltown. finally, ospreys hooker scott baldwin should have been playing in his side's to 14 match against the cheaters yesterday but he was wounded by a lion. on a trip to south africa, he was wounded at a game park and needed a couple of stitches. according to his coach, he should the average couple of weeks, who, afterwards, called him rather stupid. he has had plenty of warning, pretty stupid, pretty lucky, nothing to do with where we were. we have be

a big game today, former legends from everton and sunderland, 4-5 legends from everton and sunderland years, asked him to play, dusted his boots off specially. a lot of interest from fans, i know you sold all the tickets already, you are except in people on the day though? we are accepting people behind one of the goals now, if you want to come come turn up at the turnstiles, you will be fine to come. we would love the support. what was it in particular about radley, do you think... that got everybody? so involved? he had such a great smile. and the way he was with jermain such a great smile. and the way he was withjermain defoe. the bond they had, and it was a story we followed. it touched people. —— bradley. that friendship was wonderful to see. the sad thing, jermain defoe won‘t be able to be there today because he ended up having to go and play for england but i believe he will be involved in some way. he has done a video for the game today which he said, a few days ago, so emotional, wanted to be pa rt of days ago, so emotional, wanted to be part of the game today, but it is a re

bradley lowery was the young sunderland supporter who won the hearts of the nation.many people. it's a tragic loss for everyone. he was going through such a tough situation for such a young age. but he was smiling. it was that winning smile that saw everton fans bring him into theirfootballing family when he was mascot for their visit to the stadium of light. from that day there has been a special bond with our chairman and our fans and our football club. bradley was invited as guest of honour for the return match at goodison and when his cancer came back everton donated £200,000 to his treatment. but in july came the sad news of his passing. his smile assured us all the way to go because he did not get down about it and his short life was an inspirational life. club legends from both everton and sunderland have teamed up with famous faces to celebrate the life of bradley lowery here at goodison and also his love of football with a very special charity match in his memory. it's a huge turnout today. very excited about it. just before kick-off the sides lined up. brad

and i'm going to the sunderland empire and playing live, where i've never played since i was about 16emotionalfor me. # here comes the rain again # falling on my head like a memory # falling on my head like a new emotion... when you're an ultimate rock insider like dave stewart, you can fly over the best session musicians from the states for your homecoming gigs and rehearse them in a huge studio in the basement of a london hotel which you just happen to have co—founded. # so baby, talk to me. # like lovers do # walk with me # like lovers do # sweet dreams are made of these # who am i to disagree #. stewart has come a long way from the early days of the eurythmics, when a lack of funds led to inspired lateral thinking. annie and i, in a boardroom with, like, gold albums... sort ofjuxtapose it and inject some kind of, you know, flip it. a cow comes walking in the boardroom, like a huge cow, which is very difficult to get the cow to do this. because you couldn't sort of key it in in those days. oh no. this was a real huge... friesian. cow, yeah, wandering around and annie was a bit nerv

there were also wins for arsenal and sunderland.d‘s autumn internationals after being ruled out for four months with a knee injury. he limped off in sarries‘ win over sale yesterday and underwent surgery today. he will miss the tests against argentina, australia and samoa in november and the first few rounds of his club side‘s european cup defence. there were a couple of games taking place in the premiership today. 0lly woodburn scored two tries as champions exeter claimed a 31—17 bonus point victory over wasps. while northampton made it three successive premiership wins as they eased to a 40—25 victory at london irish. saints had a bonus point wrapped up before the break going overfor theirfourth try before half—time. peter sagan won his third world title in a row in a dramatic finish in the men‘s road race at the world championships in norway. the slovakian sprinter had barely featured among the lead riders throughout the 166 mile race in bergen. he was in 80th place approaching the final climb up salmon hill. but he timed his rid

doncaster, chelsea scored 5 against nottingham forest, a comfortable win for everton at home to sunderlandue tie at west bromwich albion. the pick of the ties see the london derby, spurs hosting west ham and another all premier league clash, everton travelling to chelsea. a big win for celtic in the quarter—finals of the scottish league cup. 4—0 at dundee. chris froome has won a bronze medal in the world championships time trial in norway. froome, who's already won the tour de france and the vuelta a espana this year, finished more than a minute behind the winner, tom demoulin of the netherlands, who himself has had an excellent 2017 and went into the event as the frontrunner. it would have been nice... it would have been nice to be fighting for the gold medal, but i have no regrets, i gave it absolutely everything i had. amazing season, two bronze medals at the world championships. it has been a brilliant season, it will be a season i will be for ever grateful for and that i'm glad to be at the end of it now. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome

sunderland are without a win in eight league matches after their 5—2 defeat at ipswich.mes, beaten 1—0 at home by norwich. all the football league results are avaliable on the bbc sport website and app. now to cricket. england all—rounder ben stokes won't be available for the fourth one—day match against west indies tomorrow, after he was arrested following an incident in bristol in the early hours of yesterday morning. he missed training today, along with team—mate alex hales, who's also helping police with their enquiries. the ashes squad to tour australia this winter is announced tomorrow. ben and alex won't be available for tomorrow's one—day international against the west indies. ben was arrested early monday morning, september 25 after an incident in bristol. he was held overnight and released under investigation without charge late on monday. he will not join the team in london. alex hales, who was with ben stokes on sunday night didn't train this morning but returned voluntarily to bristol today to help police with their inquiries. we can't offer any further deta

there are five games in all tonight, chelsea take on nottingham forest, everton play sunderland and it'sinst manchester city. it's been confirmed that a threat over safety prompted the decision not to fly national flags or play anthems at northern ireland women's world cup qualifier with the republic of ireland last night. uefa made the decision before the game at mourneview park in lu rgan, after concerns were raised by police and officials at the ground. the nature of the threat is unclear. chris froome has won a bronze medal in the world championships time trial in norway. he finished more than a minute behind the winner, tom demoulin of the netherlands. jill douglas was there for us. it isa it is a wet and gloomy evening, but that didn't deter the crowd he turned out in droves. chris boardman was among them and they were out in force in the final climb a bit time trial, it was a fascinating course? it was, and hats off to them for doing something different. it is normally a circuit and people ride against the clock. now they have made it the tactical challenge as well as a physical o

there were also wins for arsenal and sunderland.ined for commemorating armistice day. theresa may was one of those criticising the decision. the teams will be allowed to wear the symbol in time for the november matches. this saracens player has undergone surgery and will miss the test against argentina, australia and some lower. justin thomas has w011 and some lower. justin thomas has won their $10 million fedex cup. he beat another major winner from this year, jordan spieth. he was just one shot behind another american in atla nta. h e shot behind another american in atlanta. he finished on 12 under par. paul casey led before the final round. and that's the sport for now. let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. the metro says theresa may is struggling to keep a lid on tensions within her own party over the brexit negotiations — the paper says she has a fight on her hands to stay in number ten. the ‘i' leads with its exclusive story saying the brexit secretary, david davis is ready to mount his bid to become pm, if there

hull and sunderland drew 1—1. disappointment for keeping rangers.ased side were beaten a—2 by kidderminster. in the scottish premiership, aberdeen drew 1—1 with kilmarnock, it means they now sit two points behind champions celtic who eased past ross county a—0. dundee recorded their first win of the season with stjohnstone suffering their first defeat — 3—2 the score at dens park. hearts won away at hamilton 2—1 and louie moult scored twice as motherwell came from behind to earn a point at hibernian. sebastien vettel will start on pole ahead of tomorrow's singapore grand prix. lewis hamilton will begin from fifth. which means the ferrari driver will feel confident about surpassing his rival in the drivers standings come race day. tom clarkson is in singapore for us. with formula 1 being a mechanised sport, it's sometimes difficult to work out whether it's the car or the driver making the difference. during qualifying for the singapore grand prix we were left in no doubt about the talents of one man. wo0h00! no wonder sebastian vettel was happy. afte

applegarth was a sunderland lad with a passion for fast cars. than £1.25 million. he'd never worked anywhere else. the analysts lapped it up for a while, they couldn't get enough of him. and he thought he walked on water. but he hadn't done his homework properly. it's not in our interests or our borrowers' for them to overextend themselves. the lessons of the early '90s are burned onto all our hearts. not burned enough for city insiders. it's a people's business. in a people's business, you have to make sure that they respect you, that they like the way you've grown your business, that you've grown it correctly, that you haven't been ridiculously aggressive, and that you haven't overstepped the mark. he didn't tick any of those boxes. they knew there was trouble at t‘mill, as they say, and they knew this couldn't go on at this level without there being a heavy fall at the end of it. the city saw two problems. the rock was getting around 75% of its money from other banks, and it appeared to be taking risks to get business. it's claimed basic chec

his son, reggie young, was mauled at the family home in sunderland in, june two years ago.as doubled in the last 15 years, according to a leading health group. 50,000 patients were studied, they were prescribed at least one of four types of potentially addictive drugs. 0pioid painkillers, such as codeine and tramadol, were the most commonly prescribed. in 2015 they were issued to one patient in 20, double the rate in 2000. the length of time people are being prescribed opioid pain killers has also increased from just over two months in 2000 to a peak of over three months in 2014. dominic hughes has been meeting some of those, whose lives have been shattered by their dependence on prescription drugs. get your shirt out the way. a few months before, i was this normal guy, working full—time, with kids and a wife, and happy. and then all of a sudden, i'm basically a drug addict. a routine prescription drug led james to the brink of destruction. we'll have a look at your urine test. he's now getting help to deal with a crippling addiction to powerful opioid painkillers, commonly

hull and sunderland drew 1—1. lost in the second round of fa cup qualifying against kidderminster. it was the biggest match in the club's history but the peterborough—based united counties side were beaten 4—2. in the scottish premiership, aberdeen drew 1—1 with kilmarnock, it means they now sit two points behind champions celtic who eased past ross county 4—0. dundee recorded their first win of the season with stjohnstone suffering their first defeat — 3—2 the score at dens park. hearts won away at hamilton 2—1 and louie moult scored twice as motherwell came from behind to earn a point at hibernian. ben stokes has been rested for this evenings twenty20 match between england and the west indies at his home ground chester—le—street. the all rounder will play in the five—match one—day series that follows. eoin morgan's side won the toss and decided to bowl with chris gayle racing to a0 runs off just 21 deliveries. but gayle's lack of pace was seriously exposed with a combination of jason roy and liam plunkett runnin

his son reggie young was mauled at the family home in sunderland injune two years ago. trafficking underage girls with a gang of mainly asian men, who gave them drugs and used them for sex. carolann gallon was the only woman among 18 people convicted as part of operation sanctuary, as fiona trott reports. the trafficker and the abuser. carolann gallon targeted children as young as 13. abdulhamid minoyee raped a woman with learning difficulties. both part of a grooming network jailed for over 160 years. the police say the perpetrators were mainly men from indian, bangladeshi and pakistani backgrounds. you can't escape the fact that they are from particular communities. and i think that however difficult it is, that avoidance of political correctness has to expand into the debates that we need to have. it may well be that there isn't something at the end of that debate, that there isn't an underlying reason, that it's something that has just happened. 0peration sanctuary started in 2013 when the victims of gallon and minoyee came forward. the next stage was this, raids ac

the win takes city top of the league table with two wins from two, before chelsea travel to sunderlandlewis hamilton's hopes of a fourth formula one world championship are a step closer. he'll be on pole for tomorrow's malaysian grand prix as rival sebastian vettel suffered a blow to his title hopes. the german will start last on the grid, giving hamilton the perfect chance to extend his 28—point championship lead. tom clarkson is in sepang. to win the world championship every racing driver needs a little bit of luck and after qualifying, lewis hamilton must be pinching himself as nick parrott reports. this is the sound of sebastian vettel‘s championship hopes slipping away. first drive, i can limp back. his engine had already been changed before qualifying, but the secondary problems could not be fixed to allow him to set a time. after crashing on the first lap in singapore he now faces a battle to score points in malaysia, starting from the back of the grid. that put pressure on the other ferrari driver, kimi raikkonen, to get pole ahead of lewis hamilton. he managed to top the time

there were also wins for arsenal, sunderland and manchester city.nationals after being ruled out for four months with a knee injury. he limped off in sarries' win over sale yesterday and underwent surgery today. he will miss the tests against argentina, australia and samoa in november and the first few rounds of his club sides european cup defence. there are a couple of games taking place in the premiership today. exeter chiefs lead wasps 2a—10 and northampton lead by 33 points to 13 at london irish. peter sagan won his third world title in a row in a dramatic finish in the men's road race at the world championships in norway. the slovakian had barely featured among the lead riders throughout the 166—mile race in bergen. he was in 80th place approaching the final climb up salmon hill, but timed his ride to perfection. sagan beat norwegian alexander kristoff byjust a quarter of a wheel to become the first man to win three consecutive world crowns. britain's ben swift finished fifth. i want to say a big thanks to my team. i had a bike change at a bad

cardiff city heaped more pressure on struggling sunderland with a 2—1 victory at the stadium of lightt too good to go down. bottom side bolton lost again, that at home to brentford. quite a few draws there as well. audit scotland... —— on to scotland 110w. . . celtic already look ominously in control in the scottish premiership after just seven league games this season. the gulf in class between brendan rodgers side and their old firm rivals rangers was clear to see. celtic extended their their run of unbeaten domestic games to 57 with a 2—0 win at ibrox as chris mclaughlin reports. into a cauldron of noise and colour, celtic swaggered, all the confidence of a side unbeaten domestically in 56 matches. they almost scored in less than 56 seconds. in a match where tackles are known to fly, even the managers were not safe. no foul given, no penalty eitherfor this clash... no goals in the first half but minutes after the interval... it was no more than celtic deserved for their dominance. the rangers boss pedro caixinha was less than impressed with his awol defence. the home side had the o

spring series champions chelsea travel up to sunderland. and bristol city host yeovil town.turions have home advantage against catalans dragons, with the winners securing super league status. the losers will be relegated. last night at the other end of the table — leedsjust held off hull fc. beating them 18—16 at headingley to reach the grand final at old trafford next weekend. this second half try from liam sutcliffe helped leeds to the win & a record—equalling tenth grand final. that's all the sport for now. let's have a look at the weather. we are in for a pretty mixed weather forecast through the course of the weekend, some sunshine to start us off, here is the view this morning, taken in county antrim by one of our weather watchers with some beautiful blue sky. thicker cloud across the country, this is the scene in lancashire where we have got showers, a beautiful rainbow. the showers, a beautiful rainbow. the showers are fading away from north—west england but the unsubtle whether we have got on the cards is down to the fact that we have got low pressure approaching fr

there were also wins for arsenal and sunderland.four months internationals after being ruled out for four months with a knee injury. he limped off in the win over sale yesterday and had surgery today. he will miss the england tests against argentina, australia and samoa in november. he will also miss the first game of his team's european cup defence. 0lly woodburn scored two tries as champions exeter claimed 31—17 bonus point victory over wasps. northampton made it three premiership wins as they went toa three premiership wins as they went to a 40—25 victory at london irish. mike haywood went over for the fourth try before half—time. peter sagan won his third world title in a row in a dramatic finish in the men's road race at the world championships in norway. the slovakian sprinter had barely featured among the lead riders throughout the 166—mile race in bergen. he was in 80th place approaching the final climb up salmon hill but timed his ride to perfection. sagan beat norwegian alexander kristoff byjust a quarter of a wheel to bec

they bought it all from sunderland. that is a good question that i still need to research. and connect. >> i have a question, you mentioned the principal in mississippi, what was his plan to end slavery. >> he had a plan to raise money and purchase slaves and free them and to teach them. use them for the money they were making teaching and to keep doing that over and over again. i think there were numbers in this whole scheme at the library of congress. she actually wrote very enthusiastically snoop some -- to some abolitionists. and then realized it was not feasible. >> do you know anything about the historians who i believe are from the 1940's who was researching this topic or how he came to it and where he acquired the paper? >> he acquired the part -- papers from her family. he was a professor, most of the people that i can find who had researched this order from new york. the earliest artifact from the -- the earliest article i found from the 1920's she had been writing this topic and have been focusing on the education portion and looking at the teaching schools that

. >>> hurricane irma has already claimed one life as it barrel jason sunderland cross the caribbean leaving massive destruction in its wake. now the full strength of irma is heading toward butter toe ricco and across florida. welcome to the 4 on 2, i'm ken wayne. >>> i'm heather holmes. >>> as a cat 5 storm, the strongest ever recorded in the atlantic. >> the storm pummeled the islands of st. martin and british virgin islands with 185- mile an hour winds. more from miami. >> reporter: it's one of the strongest atlantic hurricanes ever recorded. irma, a cat 5 storm battering the northeast caribbean hitting st. martin, st. kitz and several other islands with 185- mile an hour winds, churning slowly north threatening to the entire western caribbean. >> i have no place to go. i have to stay here. i will live or dye depending how this storm hits us. >> the storm projected to hit florida hard over the weekend. state and federal officials including president trump warning residents not to underestimate the danger. >> the storm is bigger, faster, and stronger than hurricane andrew. >> we'll know in

reggie young was attacked by the pet at his home in sunderland injune 2015 and died in hospital.pposed to be looking after reggie who was in the bouncy chair be beside him. ryan young didn't wake up until he heard his partner's screams. she returned home to find her baby son lying lifeless in the living room. mr young was too fast asleep to wake up. now, in court today, we heard about the dramatic effect that this incident has had on the family. mr young himself carried his son's coffin into his funeral in 2015, he's now severely depressed. we heard he suffers from post—traumatic stress disorder as a result of this attack. the judge today said the dog involved, the terrier—type doing involved, the terrier—type dog could have been stopped if mr young had been awake if he hadn't been drinking that night. thejudge said reggie's care should have been at the centre of your mind, instead you made the decision to selfishly drink to excess. now, we heard today in court a warning to dog owners that this dog, a terrier, it wasn't a banned breed, it had no previous record of behaving badly

yesterday morning about the charity football match being played in memory of young bradley lowery, the sunderlandp to help sick children, and everton in the community, will benefit from the funds raised. i know lots of people were involved yesterday, we had some people who are playing on the sofa yesterday. huge squads for both sides, so everybody got a game. 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. that is just ridiculous. that isjust ridiculous. towards the end they are starting to turn around. and they were not that aware that anyone was watching, they were just kind of mucking about. very impressive. months of escalating rhetoric between north korea and the united states culminated in claims of a successful nuclear weapons test by pyongyang over the weekend. the announcement of the test was made on state television yesterday morning. translation: the test of a hydro

arsenal and sunderland were also victorious.ver sale on saturday will now keep him out until the new year. there were a couple of games taking place in the premiership. olly woodburn scored two tries as champions exeter claimed a 31—17 bonus point victory over wasps. while northampton made it three successive premiership wins as they eased to a 40—25 victory at london irish. saints had a bonus point wrapped up before the break with mike hayward going overfor theirfourth try before half time. peter sagan won his third world title in a row in a dramatic finish in the men's road race at the world championships in norway. the slovakian sprinter was in 80th place approaching the final climb up salmon hill in bergen but timed his ride to perfection. sagan beat norwegian alexander kristoff byjust a quarter of a wheel to become the first man to win three consecutive world crowns. britain's ben swift finished fifth. i'm finishing on my favourite story of the day, possibly the week, they've invented the ryder cup of tennis. it's called th

the world bank patzers sunderland seriously sent us an e-mail. well you know that they were kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. i mean they're in this mall and sniffs it hard pulling ships and it's scary. but. the little self did beak told fish already ninety minutes and they'll be darn hot and you won't encounter. concept fifteen's. seventeen times they do it several times a day with a big fleet now you get an idea on why. you have to understand we can all stay still and just. be with miss the field boy you are. doing this because i want them for the future. generations to have and enjoy the ocean we have. some. people protests. yes turned violent in st louis over the weekend following a controversial court decision the latest. plus president makes his debut at the united nations we'll hear what the president had to say at his first general assembly. then a tension between the united states and north korea are far from dying down find out why one journalist says the un's new sanctions against north korea are counterproduc

we're joined now by former sunderland player & editor of women's football website & magazine she kicksjens going to end. mark sampson lost hi5job. the fa where it was going to end. mark sampson lost his job. the fa will have to look to fill that position, yet we are still in a situation where it doesn't seem to have an end. it hasn't been resolved. there are more questions to be answered. it is frustrating because everybody in the game loves the sport, we are proud of how well the england team have been doing. mark has been part of that. we do we go from here? you talk about questions that need to be asked, a lot of those will be directed towards the fa and why it has taken them so long to make these findings of a report that was delivered to them in 2015. yes, as tracy crouch said, it is a mess. there are a lot of fans and people who follow the sport who are asking the same questions. i can't answer those questions, but i want them answered. if they put him in that position and gave him all of that backing, and they have moved the game forward because of it, you would think that this pos

this was the view that greeted martin near sunderland.ust here in london but in many parts of the uk, especially where there are clear skies. literature will rise quite quickly. forecast is for a chilly start, gentle breezes it will feel very nice. if we start the forecast at about nine o'clock in scotland there isa about nine o'clock in scotland there is a lot of sunshine around to start the day as we have been seen from pictures in aberdeen. the temperature in edinburgh at nine o'clock as nine celsius. further south into northern england have some fog around merseyside also in manchester. when the list is we will have some sunshine but in the north—east of england we have sunshine at the moment. has become south into the midlands, we once again have some patchy fog further out. bilby sunshine again,... carol, we can hear you but, unfortunately, we can hear you but, unfortunately, we can hear you but, unfortunately, we cannot see you well. we will come back in a few minutes. was disappointing. i was enjoying finding that out. anyway, car