i'm not emotional about wembley, forget wembley, what is it next?500 pitches? this is not long—term thinking. gary neville, not one to mince his words. we know what he thinks, what are the fa say? we heard from the chief executive, martin glenn, who said he was initially shocked when the idea was first put to him, that he believes selling wembley would allow them to accelerate change rather than wait for someone else to give them money to improve grassroots facilities. the fa say they believe it is a transformative opportunity which would allow them to develop a new generation of 3g artificial pitches and improve the current facilities. we heard from the fans‘ representative, katrina law from the football supporters federation. she said her organisation had conducted a poll which said that fans opinions was generally split, around a third in favour, third against and a third waiting for more details. any sale would have to be approved by the government and sport england and the government who would put money into the rebuilding of wembley. the indic

i'm not emotional about wembley, forget wembley, what is it next?ark goes because we have to build another 500 4g pitches? and what happens after that? this isn't long—term thinking. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss followed today's hearing and explains why the fa is so keen to sell wembley off. martin glenn said he was shocked when the idea of selling wembley was first put to him but he believes selling wembley would allow them to accelerate change rather than waiting around for someone else to give them money to improve grassroots facilities. the fa say they believe this is a transformative they believe this is a tra nsformative opportunity, they they believe this is a transformative opportunity, they say it would allow them to develop a new generation of 3g artificial pitches and improve the current facilities. and a fans representative, katrina ball, from the football supporters federation, she said her organisation conducted a pull that shows fans opinions were split, a 3rd in favour of the sale and a third against and a third waiting for mo

this is not me being emotional about wembley, about wembley, forget wembley, about wembley, forget wembley not long—term thinking. one other line of football news to bring you and liverpool have agreed a fee in the region of £67 million with roma for the brazilian goalkeeper allison. the club are now free to talk to the player, and if the deal goes through it world record fee for a keeper. the premier league record for a keeper is the £35 million manchester city paid benfica for ederson last year. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6:30pm. a full round—up. today marks 100 years since the birth of nelson mandela — south africa's first black president and one of the towering figures of the 20th century, who's remembered for his long struggle against apartheid rule as well his message of peace and reconciliation. but with inequality still evident in south africa , some young people have begun criticising his legacy. nomsa maseko reports from johannesburg. there are many people who feel that it is useless and futile for us to continue talking peace and nonviolence. from the call for armed

the fa is hoping to convince the government today that selling wembley stadium is a good idea.nefit grassroots football, something they believe needs urgent attention. our sports correspondent andy swiss is here to tell us more — what's the fa's plan? as you say we have the select committee this afternoon arranged specifically to talk about the wembley issue, and for the fa it is really a chance for them to outline the benefits as they see it that selling wembley would have the grassroots game. the fa see at the moment only one in three pitches at grassroots level is of adequate quality. one in six matches, they say, are called off due to poor pictures. at the moment the fa and its partners invest around £30 million a year in community facilities and they say by selling wembley it will enable them to more than triple that figure to around £100 million a year. they have called it a transformative opportunity. they say the investment would allow them to create new artificial pitches so every team would be able to train on 3—d pictures, it would enable them to improve training, re

joshua will defend his ibf, wba and wbo world heavyweight titles against alexander povetkin at wembley, and admitted it will be a tough match—up. on wednesday he met the press, and among them was our boxing correspondent mike costello. well, the clamour around anthony joshua continues, as he returns to the scene of one of the greatest nights in british boxing history. it was here at wembley stadium 15 months ago that he outlasted wladimir klitschko in an 11 round thriller that would have graced any heavyweight era. it was hoped that this time deontay wilder, the american who holds the bbc magician of the world heavyweight title, would be in the opposite corner —— wbc version. it is instead alexander povetkin, the russian who won 0lympic povetkin, the russian who won olympic gold back in 2004, and who according tojoshua carries a sizeable threat. povetkin i think will be more here, waiting to go under, head to the body, come up to the head. he is waiting to do something, he is not surviving. he is actually trying to engage. it is a dangerous one because you can get caught without realis

anthony joshua has a tough test in september against alex povetkin at wembley. beats povetkin in september, who will fightjoshua on that date in wembley? all the talk is around the american the bbc champion. the negotiations. whoever wins the fight tonight could be in—line for a huge fight at wembley next year. in treating it could go either way, couldn't? good next year. in treating it could go eitherway, couldn't? good to next year. in treating it could go either way, couldn't? good to you, alex. —— interesting. women's boxing has long lived in the shadows of the sport, but ever since it was included in the london 2012 olympics it has been growing from grass roots upwards. it's led a club in merseyside to start "girls only" nights and they're proving a huge success. mike bushell been to knowsley to find out more. a boxing class with a difference that no boy is allowed to. the session was put on to meet the demand of girls what to get fitter through boxing exercises but don't want to be in the minority. boys got a lot more power, so it's easier to go against so

he will fight russia's alexander povetkin on september 22nd at wembley stadium.st the wba's mandatory challenger. it's the first time the briton will have fought at wembley since his famous victory over wladimir klitschko in april 2017. joshua says that, "povetkin is a serious challenge and only a fool would underestimate what he brings to the table." you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. including lots of fun social media on the french parade in paris from the victorious world cup winning team, france. but, from me, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. monday was a day of contrast for the weather here in the uk. we had the searing heat in the east and temperatures pushed 32 degrees celsius at gravesend in kent. but for further north and west, for many areas, it was a fresher day. we had a weather front across us. and this is how it looked in north yorkshire through the afternoon. now, that weather front is a cold weather front, and it's been pushing its thundery rain eastwards and northwards through t

wembley could be as hot. —— it would bejust as hot.res tonight, 12-16 will be into single figures tonight, 12—16 elsewhere. saint—cloud and link the clear spells. apache mist and fog here and there. —— some cloud and clear spells. misty low cloud and clear spells. misty low cloud may help some of the coasts of north wales around liverpool bay and the far east of northern ireland. it will feel warmer in scotland, northern ireland and north—west scholar, where it has been cool today. warm to hot in the sunshine in england and wales. i pressure holding on for most of us on sunday. but they were different on the chart, and in north of scotland, cloud and breeze and some light rain. staying elsewhere. scotland and northern ireland making it feel quite warm. patchy cloud developing, and every bit as hot here, but cooler in north—west scotland. that's how the weekend is shaping up. if you are not a fan of the temperatures like this, bear in mind that going into next week you will find things cooling off for a time with more cloud around. but

if your team loses on saturday what could be more british wembley and fish and chips. absolutely and again you know the sun's out here woods of petersburg very slowly back over the good the four official ships with yeah absolutely money fans probably wishing they were there were here is one action we. still can see unsolved yeah we're going into the thousands really and you know what we're speaking about. a lot of fans would love to be in saucer we've both been in sochi that you know we've seen the fantastic with the fantastic atmosphere the beach and it's really turned into a footballing sense in an off islands you know thinking i had the chance to go there had the chance to book my two kids get more time off work but i hadn't because i was worried about all the factors of spoken about who were going to isn't the dangers and many fans perhaps regret now that decision i think people that will come back home will say i had a fantastic time and people didn't come absolutely absolutely but those who are here are enjoying the. oxys you know neal he was at the match and we

it's the first time the briton will have fought at wembley since his famous victory over wladimir klitschkoovetkin is a serious challenge and only "a fool would underestimate what he brings to the table." the world cup's over, as is wimbledon, but fear not, the open championship is but a few days away. and britain's tommy fleetwood says won't let his ranking affect his concentration. fleetwood's ranked tenth in the world after a good couple of years, and is looking to win his first major title at carnoustie. i don't feel any different about being up there in the world records, but it's most avid expectation. shows you're doing something right. as long as we keep improving, that's body that matters. you still have to hit the golf shots and that's body that matters. i am not as calm as i look, the cash you're naturally quite calm. i like what i do, and at the end of the day, play good or bad, it is what it is. i know i've put all the work in. the open starts on thursday, to cheer up sports fans. more now on donald trump and vladimir putin meeting in the finnish capital helsinki in their first

therefore the book wembley for his second fight. sender povetkin, american joth wilder assuming he beat out sender povetkin, americanjoth wilder is the one they want there. —— deionj wilder. a they're been lax in negotiation for that fight. the winner of parker — why tonight ideally is what they're looking for a rematch with anthonyjoshua at what we stated in his chair. all the line tonight at the o2. what we stated in his chair. all the line tonight at the 02. i'm sure a lot is swirling. good to talk to. tomorrow england face ireland in the women's hockey world cup. if england lose they will have to rely on other result or face elimation from their home world cup. earlier today south africa were sent home from the tournament, despite an impressive draw against argentina. south africa's goal came from jade mayne just two seconds before half time, leaving the argentinian goalkeeper belen succi on her knees in the net. and it was maria granatto who brought the score to one all for argentina. earlier germany beat spain 3—1 to secure th

forget wembley, the fact, what is next? to have to build another 540 pitches?l have agreed a world record fee with roma for brazilian goalkeeper alisson. the £67 million deal is the most any club has ever paid for a keeper. the 25—year—old joined roma from brazilian side internacional two years ago, playing 37 serie a matches last season. alisson played in all five of brazil's world cup matches, keeping three clean sheets. the club are now free to talk to the player. the premier league record for a keeper is the £35 million manchester city paid benfica for ederson last year. meanwhile, liverpool will be without alex 0xlade—chamberlain for the majority of the upcoming season. the midfielder sustained multiple ligament damage when attempting a tackle during a champions league match against roma at anfield in april. liverpool say that the estimated length of his lay—off wasn't revealed because 0xlade—chamberlain, didn't want the news to distract from the reds ongoing champions league run. we are building up to the third golf major of the year. tomorrow's first rou

we are on the verge of going to the championship, in the wembley playoff final, the club was sold and basically everything contrary to what is in the book and it is close to folding. i put together a consortium. we had one year to apply all the lessons of the book. >> it was, challenge culture, the most successful organizations run on pushback. what do i know about challenge culture. >> it was right at the heart of it, if you are an individual and the organization, an individual there, too in challenge the people going for you. i only interview one person. and different levels and parts of the organization and the whole belief is to improve everything you are working on and new products, running a team of people, a digital asset, it doesn't mean you have to accept it. and and >> corporate culture is important to a company of success. >> the number one determiner of success, everyone moving in the right direction, everyone wants to feel part of an organization and by being part of an organization you need to feel involved and the approachs i described in the book help create that kind

will defend his three heavyweight world titles against alexander povetkin on september the 22nd at wembleyua says "only a fool would underestimate the threat" posed by the wba's mandatory challenger. despite taking a break through pregnancy, former world champion lizzie deignan has signed for a new team — trek factory racing. she said it was great that they didn't see her pregnancy as a risk, and instead viewed her as a valued athlete. sports minister tracey crouch says the 2021 rugby league world cup is a huge opportunity to grow the sport in the uk. there will be a new £10 million of government funding to help with facilities, player recruitment and community projects. england batsman alastair cook appears to be playing himself into form ahead of the test series against india, scoring an unbeaten century on the opening day of the england lions tour match with india a. it's not the strongest of bowling line—ups but cook plundered 154 not out at worcester, supported by half centuries from nick gubbins and fellow test batsman dawid malan. always nice to score runs, i spoke to said about pla

stadium isa today that selling wembley stadium is a good idea.nce of the fa. it is a chance for them to outline the benefits as they see it that selling wembley would have the grassroots game. the fa say at the moment only one in three pitches at grassroots level is of adequate quality, one in six matches they say are called off because of poor pitches. at the moment the fa and its partners invest around £30 million a year in community facilities. they say that by selling wembley would unable them to more than treble that figure to around £100 million a year. so what will happen at parliament this afternoon? we will hear a range of viewpoints, the former international gary neville will be giving evidence. he was particularly outspoken back in april, when times this potential sale first came to light. he said back in april the idea was absurd, he said it was short—term play that would be regretted forever. we will also hear evidence from the fa chief executive martin glenn, also from sports minister tracey crouch. obviously the potential sale of t

across the continent a first time hood on that but actually the semifinals and finals will be at wembley stadium in london if england get far again it will suddenly feel like home turn around and as we know football's coming home all right well mark matters from the deadliest parts thank you so much. and if that's not enough world cup for you to tell you has even more coverage before during and after today's final on our kickoff you tube channel our sports team has been following all the action throughout the tournament and here's a taste of what's on there. is a simple game that the end france or croatia will win the world cup two thousand and eighteen two ne when we go live with all woke up show forty five minutes before kickoff on sunday send your questions to hash tag d w kick off a comment below right here on our youtube channel youtube dot com slash did have you see you want lloyd on you tube. and on to tennis or actually have a has become the first tournament to win wimbledon in more than twenty years she beat serena williams in a one sided final to add to the australian and us op

taking place all over the continent but actually the same finals in the final are going to be at wembley stadium in london so the end of it will feel like a home to anyone and the young will hope that they can get to those latter stages and not medicine need to be a sports thank you so much. onward to tennis or actually kava has become the first german to win wimbledon in more than twenty years after she beat serena williams in two sets it determined kava forced many errors from williams who at thirty six was competing in her first grand slam final since the birth of her daughter last year catherine now has three grand slam titles after victories at the australian and us opens in twenty six two. that's your news wrap join us again for more at the top of the hour i'm irish waiter in berlin thanks for watching. on the tour. is work. this for. the month and season. twenty two.

across the continent of first time heard on that but actually the semifinals and finals will be at wembley stadium in london so if england can get far again it will suddenly feel like home turn around and as we know football's coming home all right well mark matters from the deadliest parts thank you so much. and on to tennis or actually a cab that has become the first german to win wimbledon in more than twenty years she beat serena williams in a one sided final to add to the australian and us open titles that she won in two thousand and sixteen. one has never won here the other has seven wimbledon titles to her name but she found she kept after also overawed by serene williams on the occasion on center court she didn't show it the germans tactic of forcing her opponent to make errors paid dividends in the first set and the williams tightened up by game in the second it was too late so tonight. however fell to the ground where they have victory was confirmed one champion congratulating a new one at the next cavern is the first german woman since steffi graf in one thousand nine hundred ni

taking place all over the continent but actually the same finals in the final are going to be at wembley stadium in london so the end of it will feel like a home to an animal hope that they can get to those latter stages and not medicine need to be a sports thank you so much. to tennis or actually have a has become the first german woman to win wimbledon in more than twenty years she beat serena williams in a one sided final to add to the australian and us open titles that she won in two thousand and sixteen. one never won here the other has seven wimbledon titles to her name but she found to be overruled by serene williams on the occasion on center court she didn't show it the germans tactic of forcing her opponent to make errors pay dividends in the first set and then williams tightened up her game in the second it was too late so tonight. character fell to the ground where her victory was confirmed one champion congratulating a new one at the net covers the first german woman since steffi graf in one thousand nine hundred ninety six to get her hands on the wimbledon title. a huge iceb

told look if england win even you basically have to come over to england watch an england match at wembley stadium you have the where the england jersey and of course what's a soccer match without the traditional fish and chips or a spectrum raising the stakes there now the stakes are pretty high last night too as probably anyone outside of belgium was shocked to find that belgium beat brazil what happened brazil met their match everything that had been working for brazil up until that point that the balance in the team the free flow of flowing football the momentum we saw none of that against belgium and let's be honest belgium gave brazil and lesson in how to counter attack let's take a look. a game that started on the wrong foot for brazil one furnace denio deflected the ball into his own goal the thirteenth minute one nil for the belgians who could now do what they like most breaking on the counter kevin to brian i didn't think twice when he doubled the lead for belgium at the half hour mark. no chance for the keeper allison and now brazil really had an uphill battle to fight. ten minu

team play, and anthony joshua, the world heavyweight boxing champion has signed a deal to fight at wembley stadium sport is hugely important to bt, the audience peaked in the champions league final at 4 million viewers for the season just gone, liverpool and real madrid, that was when mo salah hit the ground in the first half, just over 3 million people watched that game. they made that free to air on youtube and on their streaming side because they want to encourage people that will come in for next season when this new champions league deal kicks in, 1.2 billion pounds, they will be the exclusive right holder, so there will not be free to air highlights deals as before. >> it's a complicated world. >> but it's a smart strategy clearly it's a lot of money, 1 billion pounds for champions league, but i read in the announcement that they're also considering increasing sports rights and device costs in the latter half of the year. doesn't that tell you they're beginning to get nervous about the return on investment will they have to increase the price people pay to get access to those footbal

has experienced the worst thing and england player can suffer, missing a penalty in a semi final at wembley pressures of playing for england and he can basically say to the squad, do not talk to me about the burden being too heavy, go out and play. he is a brilliant communicator. he transmits his ideas directly and does not clutter the minds of the players and i think he has done a greatjob. i do not think england have played particularly well and the teams we have played have not been good and sweden today we re have not been good and sweden today were limited. but, there is still potential to improve and there is a first chance of them going all the way. the sunday times have come up with the way of getting david baddiel who co—wrote football‘s coming home to write this piece and of course, that song, which some of us of course, that song, which some of us remember the first time around, it is coming back. it is the ultimate earworm, stuck in my head all wake. it is on everything. it has got a second life and that is what he is talking about, he obviously felt nervous with everybody sayin

he will fight russia's alexander povetkin on september 22nd at wembley stadium.en given little chance of being fit for the deciding one—day international against india at headingley on tuesday. the surrey batsman has been in good form, but suffered a finger injury 0pposite, it wasn't good enough, the first game, but we knew what we needed to do better. we knew what to do for the next game, and we went out and do for the next game, and we went outand did do for the next game, and we went out and did it. britain's former world champion lizzie deignan is the big signing for a new women's world tour team — trek factory racing. she's not racing at present because she's pregnant, but the briton will leave her current squad at the end of the season and says her new team don't see her as a risk — they see her as an investment, and a valued athlete. the football world cup may be over, but preparations are just begining for the rugby league world cup, which takes place across engand in 2021. kids were outside the salford studios here enjoying themselves. more than £10 mill

football feeling appalls and our beautiful game and the other one was st charles we started off at wembley stadium on a cold wet morning and the goal is there to move them fourteen marathons fourteen days in fourteen different cities all my whites in moscow all of the kids lived there we played for over i met legends like john one opportunity for kids and in the st charles chill burt's are played for all still played for brazil a world cup winner so for those kids to come from very difficult backgrounds in difficult circumstances and to get to meet childhood heroes and to feel like people are involved in the sport was absolutely fantastic. i slings going to reykjavik and see the world smooth ever country to qualify for a face will cook three hundred thousand people to be a part of the journey to go to the game to be with those famous tall van. and then to chat to the manager on the pitch the next day after they did it was my personal highlight they the iceland show it gets annoying everything good about the stan collymore show business just. saying we have a great time i think it will be d

we will fight on the 27th of september at wembley stadium.rst time the brittle and will have fought in wembley rinses famous victory over vladimir critchlow in 2017. he said it is a serious challenge and only a fool would underestimate what he had to the backtrack what he brings to the table. that'll be sport for now. more at 10:30pm. theresa may has caved in to pressure from tory brexiteers over her plan for leaving the european union, and neutralised a potential rebellion by those mps who were looking to reject her brexit proposals. meanwhile, calls by a former cabinet minister for a second referendum to break the political deadlock over brexit has been ruled out by the government. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, has been following the latest developments. oh, wow! 0bjects might not be what they first appear. theresa may's carefully manufactured brexit compromise might now be missing some of its crucial parts. the prime minister is sticking to her script, but the chequers plan is the right one. —— that the chequers plan is the right

it was cool you should have prevented england going through to the euros beating them three two at wembley and indeed england russia england beating russia three nil at home or losing two one back in moscow all the way back then scoring. penalty for two one school and later going on to play in the premier league for tottenham so but it's history that whatever happens with those teams let's take a look at the highlights of what happened just about four hours ago. oh. wow. was your. not crucial taking place currently for the hosts against croatia while on the way still goalless around twenty two minutes gone in that while fans of the three lions celebrating that win. sweden. and russia will be fighting to see who will join them in that second semifinal we'll have all the lysistrata coming hours including insights from neil harvey and his co-host peter schmeichel to say she's getting a bit of a run funds and. in the lawns days of the soviet union people were full of hope and anticipation of the upcoming changes underground music by young musicians of the time captured the mood perfectly what

and anthonyjoshua will be back in action on september 22 at wembley stadium, the world heavyweight championf thatjust alexander povetkin of russia. more on all of that just after alexander povetkin of russia. more on all of thatjust after 2:30pm. a record number of eu citizens emigrated from the uk last year, with over 139,000 leaving the country in 2017. it means net migration from eu countries is now at its lowest level since 2013. but figures released today also showed that net migration from countries outside the eu rose to its highest level since 2010. caroline davies has more. packing up years of their lives. it's not been easy for paolo and costanza to decide to leave the uk. it's taken us two years to take this decision. well, i wanted to leave the day after the referendum really! i was in tears. and i said, "don't worry, they are going to find a way to get a deal," but actually after almost two years, i start to worry as well. they are just one family who have decided to leave britain's shores. the number of eu citizens to emigrate from here last year was the highest level ever on

anthony joshua will have his next two fights at wembley stadium.detail of a new plan for how customs could be handled after brexit. the latest model is known as a "facilitated customs arrangement". number 10 said it would harness the best aspects of two previous options under consideration — whilst allowing britain to strike its own trade deals. for more, here's our assistant political editor, norman smith. downing street have begun to release more details on their proposed third way customers arrangement which theresa may will put two cabinet ministers tomorrow in an effort to secure their agreement. it is called the facilitated customs arrangement and is basically a combination of the two previously rejected options, the two previously rejected options, the customs partnership and the maximum facilitation option, the two key parts concern abiding by eu rules and regulations when it comes to goods and a tariff arrangement whereby the uk would in effect be the borderfor eu whereby the uk would in effect be the border for eu tariffs, those goods com

now, compare this image from last night in moscow, to be won from the old wembley stadium, 22 years ago heartbroken at euro 9096. england's you fix stomach euphoric summer came to an end. germany went on to win the tournament, and these are memories that has stayed with gareth southgate for the last two decades. he was pictured last night offering consolation to the colombian players. he knows that feeling better than anyone else. congratulations. 22 years of hurt and away like that? nearly. a special night for everyone, i am sure. the english supporters that we re sure. the english supporters that were in the stadium, we kept our calm and discipline in spite of provocation. we have one. you tie if you choose to win that way, you choose to win it every time. an emotional night for southgate. historic one for this man. jordan pickford became the first england goalkeeper to make a save in england's's goal since david seaman. full pickford, it is a culmination ofa full pickford, it is a culmination of a rapid rise in the game. after the last world cup, he was still playing on loan at bradf

i was behind the goal at wembley when they lost in a penalty shoot out.ng alongside gary lineker for bbc sport and he has been really, really impressed. he believes in the southgate squad. iam very i am very confident. but england tea m i am very confident. but england team has made me confident. they are ona team has made me confident. they are on a roll, they have momentum and seem a very on a roll, they have momentum and seem a very happy bunch. i am really, really looking forward to the game and i think we are in with a very, very good chance. what about the croatians, what is there to be wa ry the croatians, what is there to be wary of? in modric they have one of the best midfielders in the world. and they have one of the best centre forwards in mandzukic, but i think we can take them. is your confidence based on what you have seen from england, based on gareth southgate, some of the stuff going on back home in england? a bit of everything. this england squad has given eve ryo ne this england squad has given everyone hope. they have the whole country

it's only ten months since bored fans were throwing paper aeroplanes on to the pitch at wembley, as worlded by beating slovenia. but southgate says the players have managed to change people's perceptions about the way an england team plays. and according to forward jesse lingard, the manager's been a big part of that. it feels like, you know, a new revolution. the manager has come in with great ideas and a great idea of the way he wants us to play. you know, the formation suits us perfectly. you know, as a group of lads, it is a useful squad but we still have them experienced players in theirand you still have them experienced players in their and you know, the team spirit is amazing at the moment and eve ryo ne spirit is amazing at the moment and everyone has come together and really bonded and we are excited, enjoying the world cup and looking forward now. it's been an awful day for britain's lewis hamilton at the austrian grand prix. the mercedes driver had to retire from the race and now loses his lead in the drivers' championship. well, the problems started for hamilton when his merc

are intimately connected when you look at the history of the great free nelson mandela concert at wembley stadium. at which rock bands and stars of the will played in one nine hundred eighty eight to celebrate his seventieth birthday one hundred thousand filled the stadium six hundred million watched it live on television events like that and much tougher of in stopping the spring ball or white spring rugby tours taking action to try and get economic boycotts imposed it was a big holiday struggle and this exhibition brings it to life and reminds everybody of the history because you say london being an important place for this struggle because britain supported apartheid south africa and one of the conservative parties favorite prime ministers margaret thatcher called mandela a terrorist going to your book your new book why even when he was sixteen leaving south africa. did you know then that he wasn't a terrorist and also monday denounced five years before he walked to freedom and began to transform the country and the guy. a peaceful change from the evil of a policy to a nonracial democr

speculation that he might look to fight in the united states by confirming his next two fights will be at wembleyd his world titles in cardiff on the last two occasions, joshua will fight at the national stadium in september, on the 22nd. he is likely to face alexander qu bec and, with talks of a unification fight with deontay wilder ongoing. chris froome has admitted he can understand why organisers wanted to stop him from competing in the tour de france. the three—time winner and defending tempi and says it was a big relief when an anti—doping commission into him was dropped ahead of the race, which starts on saturday. his team sky boss dave b ra ilsfo rd saturday. his team sky boss dave bra ilsford says saturday. his team sky boss dave brailsford says he is unhappy with how the team has been treated. we have always absolutely abided by the rules and things absolutely the right way. we have tried to take young cyclists and develop them in an environment where they are absolutely guaranteed never to be pressurised to put under any pressure to do anything, and i think at times, that has been lost

anthonyjoshua against alexander povetkin is announced for september the 22nd at wembley stadium — alls belts will be on the line. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. donald trump and vladimir putin are meeting in the finnish capital helsinki in their first—ever summit. speaking at a joint news conference before the talks, president trump said they had a lot of "good things" to discuss, including trade, nuclear weapons, and china — and he predicted they would end up having an "extraordinary relationship." mr trump earlier said in a tweet that ties with russia had "never been worse," due to the "stupidity" of american politicians — and what he called the "rigged" inquiry into alleged russian interference in us elections. gary o'donoghue is in helsinki. donald trump has been shaping up for this summit ever since he became leader. at times he has flattered the russian leader and has also introduced sanctions on senior russian figures and hisjustice department has just indicted 12 members of military intelligence over allegations they interfered in the 2016 election. they ha

and this is not me being emotional about wembley. i'm not emotional about wembley, forget wembley.t happens after that? this isn't long—term thinking. and sam warburton has been described as one of the best british and irish lions captains of all time. the former wales captain has retired from all forms of rugby at the age ofjust 29. he hasn't played for nearly a year, after knee and neck surgery. soi so i think they are just about under way. i heard a bit of noise from the crowd on the 18th in the distance, about 500m away. i am in the rough, but as i was saying earlier, it is very different this year. it was of the dry weather, the rough is in very rough at all. we will be back later. it is my kind of rough, that. the government wants to make lessons in mental health compulsory in primary and secondary schools from 2020. so how might that work in practice, and are formal lessons for all children the best way forward? let's speak now to emily cherry from the children's charity barnardo's. thank you very much for coming in. thank you very much for coming in. thank you. this is some

, it would bejust wembley, it would be hotter tomorrow, it would be just as wembley, it would be hotterld trafford, for example. yes, there is some heat and it is warmer than where they have been doing their training, which has been rather cool and wet at times, but i don't think anything to excessive, but you can see they are not going to get anybody from the wind, a very light breeze. humidity is also a lwa ys light breeze. humidity is also always a factor. yes, it doesn't ta ke very always a factor. yes, it doesn't take very much to run around and sta rts take very much to run around and starts lighting and feeling that, but these are very fit people, these are but these are very fit people, these a re clearly not but these are very fit people, these are clearly not me on the football pitch! so i think they are probably able to cope with something like that. even if it goes to extra time, let's hope not. closer to home, silverstone to look out for. there is the circuit for you, a great weekend for the british grand prix, these are some of the sky conditions we can expect saturday and

it's the first time the briton will have fought at wembley since his famous victory over wladimir klitschkoport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. justine greening has been speaking to our political correspondent, jonathan blake. i think parliament has reached an impasse, it the prime deal is unworkable, and i think we need to go back to the british people and give them the three clear choices that we on the table, either a soft brexit, hard brexit, clean break that i think most leavers were voting for, or staying in the european union. the prime minister has reached a compromise, she has a difficultjob to do to keep enough people happy. do you not recognise that, that in coming to this point in putting forward horror plan, it was in her view, the best way for red and she has taken a decision in good faith. —— her plan.|j red and she has taken a decision in good faith. -- her plan. ithink it was right to figure a compromise, but having looked at the detail, i feel this is unworkable and the common feel this is unworkable and the common rule book will not be able to be updated

that is right across the country, just two years ago and wembley has got seven games and the finals.ing to be on the programme and we really appreciate that. there is so much more to talk about more specifically about the game and what you loved most about this tournament, and whether you have fallen in love with var and if it has change your perspective on russia as well. later on we will ask if you care about that play—off game on saturday and what would be an appropriate welcome for this england tea m appropriate welcome for this england team when they do come back. but now the latest news with carole. president trump has arrived at the second day of the nato summit in brussels ahead of his first visit to britain as us president. tonight, theresa may will host a dinnerfor him and his wife melania, with 100 guests and ministers. on friday, mr trump will meet the queen. thousands of people are expected to take part in protests against his visit. proposals for the uk's future relationship with the eu are set to be unveiled today by the new brexit secretary dominic raab. a white paper

but when england win, i want you to come to watch an england game at wembley, wearing an england shirtea of zlatan ibrahimovic wearing an england shirt is one for everyone to get behind, i'm sure. alan shearer is in moscow as part of the bbc‘s coverage. and mike is channelling gareth southgate. hi, gareth, how are you doing? alan shearer was singing your praises earlier. i've been loving the coverage, thank you very much. you join us here in the england hotel on the lawn because it's very hot here in samara. i am just giving my team talk with the other brothers, also looking the same. it's quite spooky when you look around and there are all these harry kanes and gareth southgates with that blank expression, like something out of doctor who. the queue at wimbledon are obviously looking forward to the tennis, but they are also reflecting the mood of the nation and getting behind the england team and getting in the mood for football. that is one of the big dilemmas, harry, aka jane! you are here for the tennis and obviously for kyle edmund and rafa nadal, but how are you going to watch th

i was actually at wembley for the first game, uruguay versus england.ies are... can't be... can't be repeated unless the lads do well this weekend, or today and sunday. yeah, great. ithink we have a good, good chance that... i remember it very well. you have the memories, that is what remains. fast forward to 1990, margaret thatcher is prime minister, england are in italy, they are playing, gareth southgate is on the pitch. how do you feel back then compared to now? very good. very exciting. hopefully they can do the job they need to do tonight makers all very proud. give mea tonight makers all very proud. give me a sense of how you are feeling. are you worried? do you think we will do it? definitely. i think are you worried? do you think we will do it? definitely. ithink the whole country is very confident. how much does this world cup mean to you? everything. it brings everyone together, makes everyone happy. joyful game, we just want england. come on, england! adopt you get a sense of how excited people are. an interesting fact, 10 million of these w

it's a tough challenge from russia's alexander povetkin at wembley stadium.ple are celebrating france's world cup win, gathering on the champs elysee for their victory parade. the team is due that very shortly. and the scenes, as you can see, are just amazing. it looks as though the whole city has come out to welcome the team back after their victory. the team are going to be receiving a heroes welcome. as you can see, flags and cheering. and they've got all these people waiting to see them. later on, they're going to be welcomed by president appear leave the palace. —— by president at the ely is a panellist and they will receive the legion of honour. throughout the city, they are being celebrated and faded. six metro stations in paris have been temporarily renamed to celebrate the team, including one in order of the coach, didier deschamps, and another for the goalkeeper, hugo lloris. huge anticipation and excitement there in paris. a record number of eu citizens emigrated from the uk last year, with over 139,000 leaving the country in 2017. it means net mig

the fight will take place at wembley stadium on the 22nd of september. event that runs alongside the men's tour de france. britain's lizzie deignan won't feature as she's expecting her first child. she has, though, signed for a new racing team for next season and said trek factory racing don't see her pregnancy as a risk but see her as an investment and a valued athlete. she is delighted. she thought that by getting pregnant it would shorten her career. it is actually going to lengthen it and she is thinking about the olympics. good on her. at what stage are the going to look at the open golf? you are just getting too excited and you won't be here on thursday. a little bit of buildup. you are getting excited about it. the papers today already interviewing the likes of rory mcilroy. he wants to do a bit of a novak djokovic. he was inspired by his win at wimbledon. he reckons it is going to be his open at carnoustie, who knows? vladimir putin says it is "utterly ridiculous" that some people think his country could have influenced the us presidential electi

we look and the wembley playoff final, the italian gentleman bought it and basically what's in my book club was very close to folding this time i year ago. and i put together a consortium from the chairman of the football club in one year and we are rebuilding and applying all the lessons of the book. >> the book is called the challenge culture, why most successful organizations run on pushback and what do you mean by challenge culture? >> challenge culture is a simple concept and the way i always describe it is if you're an individual, you don't have to be a ceo or a manager but you're a ceo there and in an ideal challenge culture you will. challenge from the people who work for you, it might only be one person, college from your colleagues and challenge from your book.it's a way of getting input from people at different levels and parts of the organization and the whole point is to improve everything you are workingon. you a new product, a new marketing campaign, be it running a team of people , being a digital asset. you take something, receive all the information, doesn't mean you

compare this image in moscow last night to the one at the old wembley stadium 22 years ago and the 25 to an end. he was pictured last night offering some consolation to the colombian players. he knows the feeling more than anyone else. congratulations, gareth. in the quarterfinals, have 22 years of her gone away “— quarterfinals, have 22 years of her gone away —— of hurt? quarterfinals, have 22 years of her gone away -- of hurt? nearly. we ke pt gone away -- of hurt? nearly. we kept our calm, kept our discipline in spate of provocation —— in spite, and if you could choose to win that way, you would choose to win every time. an emotional night for gareth southgate and a historic one for jordan pickford. he saved a penalty in the shoot out and begin the first goalkeeper to even make a save in a penalty shoot out since david seaman when england lost to argentina. for jordan pickford, it is the combination of a rapid rise. he was still playing for bradford city in 2014. at 24 years the youngest player to play as a world cup finalist. it's about being strong mentally and not letting anythi

the fa is hoping to convince government later today that selling wembley stadium is a good idea. will speak at a digital, culture, media and sport parliamentary hearing to try and get approvalfor the sale of the national stadium. the fa has received an offer of £600 million for the national stadium from fulham owner, shahid khan. and the fa want to invest that money into projects that will hopefully end scenes like this. in the evidence they'll set out today, they say that one in six matches are called off due to poor pitch quality and 33 of 50 county fas are without their own 3g pitch. and tiger woods says he's confident he's got a chance at this week's open championship. he hasn't won a major in a decade, and hasn't even played at the open since 2015 because of injury. but the 42—year—old reckons the links at carnoustie will suit his game, and says there's no reason why he can't follow other 0pen champions like tom watson and greg norman and continue playing into his fifties. that's all the sport for now. some of you have been getting in touch about the ruling on cliff richard.

speculation that he might look to fight in the united states by confirming his next two fights will be at wembley at the national stadium on september 20 two. he is likely to face russian alexander provetkin, with talks of a unification fight with beyonce well the ongoing. let's go to russia and the world cup. england have an injury worry added that quarterfinal against sweden. our sports correspondent is at the england base. the worry is over the fitness of jamie va rdy? england base. the worry is over the fitness of jamie vardy? yes, england trained today, the first full training session since they returned from that epic night in moscow on tuesday. it was behind closed doors, so we don't know a great deal about what happened, but we do thinkjamie vardy was not involved. he needed an injection for a groin problem he picked up towards the end of that match after coming on as a late substitute, and he is now classed as a doubt for the crucial quarterfinal against sweden on saturday. elsewhere, there is still a thigh problem for dele alli, an ankle problem for dele alli, an ankle problem for dele