tyrone mings was making his debut la st 00:05:22,925 --> 2147483051:39:26,177 tyrone mings was making:26,177 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 last night scandals, including allegations in a bbc panorama investigation of patients with learning disabilities and autism being taunted and bullied at the now—closed whorlton hall hospital in county durham, underline some of the concerns raised by the care regulator. the care quality commission report looking at the whole of the health and care sector says safety and quality are deteriorating in specialist mental health services, with too many people looked after by workers who lack skills and training. in 2018, inspectors who visited hospitals for people with learning disabilities and autism rated 1% as inadequate. this year, 10% have been given this lowest rating. last year, inspections of inpatient mental health services for children and teenagers found 3% were inadequate. now, 7% are failing to meet standards. what we've seen is a perfect storm brewing — an increase in demand, plus some real concerns over the workforce. and what that means in pra

england's tyrone mings, making his debut, heard some of the abuse early on.eard it before it even got to the of the pitched in the warm up. and we spoke about a coming off of the pitch after the warm up and obviously, it was happening in the game. obviously, they had an announcement, two or three steps before the players are taken off the pitch. we knew that if anything happened in the next half, we would be off. the referee had said the same and we knew that if we came off, probably would not be going back on. i was looking at a group of people who were making what looked like political fascist gestures. we thought it was important that we heard it, that the protocols have been followed. people were talking oi'i been followed. people were talking on the pitch which i was extremely proud of. i do not think a game of this magnitude has been stopped twice this i've spoken to them throughout half time and at the end of the game, we will be carrying out energy teddy make a thorough investigation to make a thorough investigation to make sure that this appalling sc

aston villa defender tyrone mings, who made his international debut , was one of those subjected to abusesubjected to abuse. his club manager was proud of the example he set. it does not surprise me how he handled the whole situation because he is articulate, he is intelligent and he is a very good human being. i think it was the right thing and if one player thinks it is ready to walk off than i think you all have to stay together. at the end of the day, if they walk off of that pitch, the people who have scored, lose their goals and who was the winner and all that? there's been more british success at the european track championships in apeldoorn, the netherlands. with the women claiming the gold medal in the team pursuit. the team of laura kenny, katie archibald, neah evans and eleanor dickinson beat germany in the final by almost three seconds. the men's pursuit team took bronze in their event. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are stephen bush, political editor

tyrone mings making his england debut was among those to hear the abuse, which he described "clear as with bulgaria manager, krasimir balakov now apologising to "english footballers and to all those who felt offended". bbc news correspondent daniel sandford has more from sofia. the bulgarian football union might have been caught out by events on monday night that things have been moving at blistering speed. technical. first of all the —— first for the resignation of the head of the union. they have identified 15 people on cctv pictures who they believe are involved in the racial abuse or the nazi salutes which were witnessed here on monday night. they have identified nine of those 15 people and worked out who they are and have really got six of them in custody. it is now up to prosecutors what should be done with them but they will be dealt with either they say under the criminal code prosecute for criminal offences or debt with under the football hooligans act which is a specific legislation for dealing with misbehavior in football stadiums. the mood has shifted slightly here in bulg

directed at england players like rom stirling marcus rushford and tyrone mings in accordance with you a for protocol the referee stopped play twice but the visitors decided not to walk off the pitch despite hinting they may do so in the build up. we had a conversation about. they did want to play and if you want to. stop we made a collective decision to continue again we thought it was important that. we'd heard it but the protocols have been followed and if it happened again we would have had perhaps moved on to the next step and come off the pitch but like i said 2nd off. no major incidents occurred in the 2nd half but the bulgarian association now face severe consequences from including a potential exclusion from all european competitions. any news from back then coming up next the documentary the silence why insects dying i don't forget you can follow us on twitter news or visit our website that's the comment i'm on you can see you can and thanks for watching. for. welcome to the book is the game here for d.w.i. . we have plenty to talk about since. this outside coverage. 3 more.

they were all under 30, tyrone mings was having his first match, they coped incredibly well.use of racist behaviour in a 1—0 win over estonia, remaining fa, £44,500 fine. red star belgrade, stadium ban and 61,500 p van. 0ut £44,500 fine. red star belgrade, stadium ban and 61,500 p van. out of bulgaria cosmic stadium was closed last night because of previous racist incidents, which did not work. what should happen to bulgaria now? listen, i think work. what should happen to bulgaria now? listen, ithink we work. what should happen to bulgaria now? listen, i think we need to be harsher. the authorities and the organisations, the world governing bodies that look after the sport definitely need to be more aggressive in dealing with this. we are into thousand 19, 2020 is around the corner, and for young footballers to be held abuse they way they were last night had to deal with certain such a mature manner, credit to them and credit to the england team and the management team and the backroom staff. what it does tougher mean, in your view? literary expulsion, i think that is the an

festival can i say congratulations to gareth southgate and the england team, also tyrone mings on hisrone mings on his legendary debut in such a hostile environment. —— first of all, can i say. disgusting scenes. clearly calls for uefa to get off their backsides take action. we can all remember what they did after the heysel stadium disaster in 1985, they banned all clubs. see is for any european football. —— they banned all clubs for six years for any european football. we heard the protocol and i will be honest, i didn't know about the protocol until thursday last week when i read it. that speaks volumes, doesn't it? if you didn't know about it, does anybody know? ifi had you didn't know about it, does anybody know? if i had to make a focal, my colleague paul mortimer said, when did that come in? this has gone on for how long and we have not seen it. what are they going to do? uefa's methods are not working, as far as you are concerned, in terms of tackling racism. so what are they need to do? they have not been working, especially eastern european sides, they have not been working

that's when tyrone mings, who was about to make his international debut, heard the first of the racist, the match was halted twice as he, raheem sterling and marcus rashford were targetted. uefa charges followed, the head of the bulgarian fa stood down, six men have been arrested so far. let's cross live to sofia now, and speak to our correspondent daniel sandford. evening, daniel. things have moved fairly quickly and we are beginning to learn more about the make up of the main group of ultra fans where most of the racist abuse came from. uefa have brought charges against bulgaria, they've had yes, the bulgaria football union may have been called out by events on monday night, but things have moved with blistering speed, today at the first police action. police here say that they have identified 15 people on they have identified 15 people on the cctv pictures who they believe we re the cctv pictures who they believe were involved in both the racial abuse, or the nazi salutes, which we re abuse, or the nazi salutes, which were witnessed here on monday night. they have identified nine of

directed at england players like rhyme sterling marcus rash food and tyrone mings in accordance with you a for protocol the referee stopped to play twice but the visitors decided not to walk off the pitch despite hinting they may do so in the build up. we had a conversation. they did want to play on did he want to. start a medical decision to continue again we thought it was important. we'd heard it was a pro quos have been follows and if it happened again we would have had the house moved on to the next step and come off the pitch but. no major incidents occurred in the 2nd half but the bulgarian association now face severe consequences from including a potential exclusion from all european competitions oh i'm joined now by pablo claiming co he is responsible for the eastern europe region at fair which stands for football against racism in europe pavol liska to have you on the show let me ask you do you think that the players for england should they have stayed on the pitch last night or should they have walked away. that's a very good question you know this situation there are mult

salutes and monkey chants was directed at england players like rom sterling marcus rash food and tyrone mings in accordance with you a for protocol the referee stopped play twice but the visitors decided not to walk off the pitch despite hinting they may do so in the build up. we had a conversation. they did want to play and if you want to. stop we made a collective decision to continue the game we thought it was important. we'd heard it but the protocols have been follows and if you happened again we would have that perhaps moved on to the next step and come off the pitch but. no major incidents occurred in the 2nd half but the bulgarian association now face severe consequences from including a potential exclusion from all european competitions. now the violent conflict in mali between government forces and the hottest continues there and now musicians are being caught in the middle is almost 7 post bans on music and territory they control and the government's banned public performances due to security concerns is funny fish are met with one performer determined to be heard. the sound of pea

directed at england players like write him sterling marcus rushford and tyron mings in accordance with the u.a.e. for protocol the referee stopped play twice but the visitors decided not to walk off the pitch despite hinting they may do so in the build up. we had a conversation. they did want to play and if you want to. start a medical decision to continue the game we thought it was important. we've heard it but the protocols have been follows and if it happened again we would have that. moved on to the next step and come off the pitch but. no major incidents occurred in the 2nd half but the bulgarian association now face severe consequences from including a potential exclusion from all european competitions. famine and malnourishment remain serious issues in more than 50 countries as according to the new global hunger index which was published today the number of malnourished people increased from 785000004 years ago to 822000000 last year and the situation in the central african republic is seen as among the most alarming the lack of food is also critical in yemen chad madagascar and

england's tyrone mings, making his debut, heard some of the abuse early on.itch after the warm up and obviously, it was happening in the game.

aston villa defender tyrone mings, who made his international debut, was one of those subjected to abusentelligent he is a very good human being as well. i didn't think it was the right thing to walk off but if one player thinks it is right to walk off, than i think you all have to stay together because at the end of the day, if they walk off that pitch, and tyrone was his his debut and then they lose their goals, then who is the winner in all of that? that's all the sport for now. a quick bit of news to bring it. great britain's women have won gold in the euro cycle track captives beating germany in —— the germans in the final of the euro team pursuit. low— pressure low—pressure is staying around which means sunshine and forest for the next few days. west and south, there will be more widely distributed across the uk as we go through the night and into tomorrow morning and some of them will be quite heavy and those long running along southern parts of england. gusty wind up on the south coast and the channel islands. maybe up to 55 mph. 0vernight temperatures up to 6—9 celsius. heavy sh

england's match with bulgaria was stopped twice and aston villa defender tyrone mings one of the first the right thing to walk off but if one player thinks it is right to walk off and i think you will have to stay together. at the end of the day, if they walk off the pitch then tyrone loses this debut and the people who have scored lose their goals and who is the winner in all of that? wales will be at full strength for their quarter—final at the rugby world cup. dan biggar has been passed fit to play against france on sunday. he's recovered from a concussion which kept him out of their final group game against uruguay. it's the same team that beat australia. we have had a great record against them over the last eight games on them over the last eight games on the one we lost was the 100 minute game in paris. so in saying that they have always been close games but we will go in with a lot of relief belief and self—confidence. ben youngs says the england team have no issue with the decision to drop george ford and play 0wen farrell at fly—half for their quarter—final with australia. tha