the current record is a5,000 which was here at wembley in 2014, 45,000 which was here at wembley in 2014e england women's team has been allowed to play here. against you guessed it, germany. phil neville said the first time they have managed to serve —— cell death stadium out means they should play here every year. when you get to wembley, from a financial point of view you have to sell out. you cannot play games at wembley and only have 14 to 15,000 people here. you want to keep raise the bar, we have proved to be can sell at the stadium so we want to make it an annual event. the biggest mission for the squad is chelsea striker fran kirby who fights her way back to fitness. there are recalls for other members of the squad. as for the manchester city duo, they will train with the squad and can be included in the squad for match day if they prove their fitness. we have not seen white since their world cup this summer. she has been recovering from knee injury. this match comes ata from knee injury. this match comes at a crucial time for the lionesses, they have won one game in the last six

a record attendance for a women's match in the uk could be set after england announced their wembleyany has sold out. the game on the 9th of november at the 90,000—seat stadium could beat the previous record of over 80,000, for the 2012 olympic final between united states and japan. the crowd will exceed the current england record for a home match, 115,000 against germany at wembley five years ago. we have all been so excited for this wembley game, and to play against germany one of the most famous fixtures in the world, and speaking on behalf of the girls come i think we really deserve to go and play in one of those types of stadiums in front of them types of people that are coming to watch us, and we need to put on a performance as well. let's have a look at the rest of the day's headlines. emily nelson won britain's first gold medal on day one of the european track cycling championships in the netherlands. the 22—year—old claimed victory in the scratch race, ahead of ireland's shannon mccurley. jack carlin, jason kenny and ryan owens had to settle for silver though as they were be

joe wilson's been at wembley.thgate is an even manager with a problem and it is not a problem which has faced many of his recent predecessors, his big issue is who to he leave out? chelsea for example, finally bringing through lots of english qualified young players in the first team and both chelsea players are both in the squad, and abraham know it's going regular goals and the premier league and the champions league for chelsea. both abra ham and the champions league for chelsea. both abraham and tamari could play for nigeria until they have won their first full england cap but southgate insisted that is not why he has picked them in the squad. i do not think it is ethically right to give a play or a cap to make sure they cannot play for somebody else, if they are and on merit, i cannot guarantee to get on merit, i cannot guarantee to get on the page but they have both been pa rt on the page but they have both been part of ourjunior system might through and they have been part of the team that won the world cup

a record attendance for a women's match in the uk could be set after england announced their wembleyt the 90,000—seat stadium could beat the previous record of over 80,000, for the 2012 olympic final between united states and japan. the crowd will exceed the current england record for a home match, a5,000 against germany at wembley 5 years ago. we have all been so excited for this wembley came into play against germany, one of the most famous fixtures in the whole world and speaking on behalf of the girls, we deserve to play in front of those types of stadium and people come to watch stop we need to put on a performance as well. britain has won its first gold medal on day one of the european track cycling championships in the netherlands. emily nelson took the lead at the start of the final lap of a0 in the ten kilometre "scratch race". the 22 year—old held on until the finish line to claim victory ahead of ireland's shannon mccurley in apeldoorn. jack carlin, jason kenny and ryan owens had to settle for silver though as they were beaten by the netherlands in the men's team sprint. t

however, for the lioness fa ns of wembley.team play on home soil for the first time since the world cup, it was a result to forget. england had bundled the ball into the back of the net early on only fourjodie taylor's gold to be ruled out for offside. england looked comfortable and dominated in the first half. they managed to keep one of the game' greatest players at bay. but phil neville's side failed in front of goal when it mattered. taylor, with the pick of the chances. phil neville called for his side to be more ruthless in the second half, but it was brazil who got the first breakthrough. they made the most of the space and headed home. the goalkeeper should have done better. it was so simple for brazil's second with england scrambling up the back. brazil doubled their lead. england needed a spark and it came from beth england. off the bench and straight onto the scoresheet. a first international goalfor the scoresheet. a first international goal for the chelsea striker but she couldn't prevent inge's first ever defeat

however, the lioness is fa ns of wembley. managed to keep one of the game at‘s greatest ever games, marta, at bay. but phil neville‘s site filled in front of goal when it mattered. taylor had the pick of the chances. neville called for his side to be more ruthless in the second half, but it was brazil who got the first breakthrough. the goalkeeper could have done better. and it was also simple for person‘s second, with england scrambling at the back. —— brazil‘s secon. the spark england needed came from macbeth england, off the bench and onto the scoresheet. her first ever international goal could not prevent a fifth game in a row without a win. the last time the lionesses went five games without a win was all the way back in 2013. however, they can put things right quickly. tomorrow, they travelled to lisbon for a friendly against portugal on tuesday. it‘s the penultimate day at the world atheltics championships in doha. there are more british medal chances coming up this evening. let‘s cross live to the khalifa stadium. our

strong team included in 2013 who won the most recent of their five european titles here in london at wembley but talent courses throughout the team. philippe coutinho looked at one stage mightjoin the spurs on loan from barcelona this armour but the former liverpool man ended up at byron, he has scored three times against tottenham and his career and mr reliable up front, robert lebron garcia, has scored five goals and his last four games. by year their opening group game three kneel against red star belgrade. —— by must will have to play better tonight than they minutes and most of the games this season if they will get a result. kevin de bruyne is out of manchester city's match at home gainst dinamo zagreb tonight. he picked up a groin injury during their win at everton over the weekend that's a big loss as they look to build on an opening 3—0 win in ukraine against shakhtar donetsk a fortnight ago. here are tonight's other fixtures across europe in the champions league with real madrid, paris st—germain and juventus all among the teams in action. you'll be able to keep track of all those

hugh pym is at wembley. tell us more about this report, hugh.st comprehensive study of medical data of former professional footballers. —— sophie, it is very significant. there had been debates about football is heading the ball repeatedly, suffering concussion on the field, whether they are more likely to develop dementia or other brain conditions and this research carried out by the university of glasgow under the supervision of doctor willie stewart, an expert in the field, has come up with some a nswe i’s , field, has come up with some answers, although they are saying it is by no means the finished article. but, yes, of the data surveyed, former scottish footballers who died and some who are still living, there was a higher risk identified of developing a neurodegenerative disease including all timers or motor neuron or parkinson's disease. —— alzheimer's or motor neuron. the recharger researchers at glasgow say this is a bit of a wake—up call for those involved in the world of sport to do more research into this. they do add that the footb

a record attendance for a women's match in the uk could be set after england announced their wembleyme on 9 november at the 90,000—seat stadium could beat the previous record of over 80,000 for the 2012 olympic final between united states and japan. the crowd will exceed the current england record for a home match — 16,000 against germany at wembley 15 years ago. we've all been so excited for this wembley game, and to play against germany, speaking on behalf of the girls, we deserve to go in front of those type of stadiums. we need to put on a performance as well. britain has won its first gold medal at the european track cycling championships in the netherlands. emily nelson took the lead at the start of the final lap of a0 in the iokm and claimed victory in the "scratch race". she held on to victory. all... they we re she held on to victory. all... they were comfortably beaten and will now write against germany for the bronze. two—time paralympic champion jonnie peacock has had to pull out of next months world para athletics championships. he's also the reigning world champion over

in the nfl, the cincinati begals are playing the la rams at wembley.0 after a 65—yard touchdown from cooper kupp. you can watch live coverage on bbc 2. today is the anniversary of the death of leicester city's former chairman vichai srivaddhanaprabha. he was killed last year along with four others in a helicopter crash outside leicester's king power stadium. the club has paid tribute to the thai businessman who was central to their incredible premier league title win in 2016. the wounds are still there, definitely. you know, obviously, it's been a year, but the boss is constantly on our minds still and every time we go onto the field, we think about him and we want to, you know, do him proud. you know, what he wanted from the club and from the players and that's success, so, you know, we want to do him proud and every town we call out there, we try and win. and every time we call out there, we try and win. the mexican grand prix is under way. lewis hamilton started in third and then fell to fifth after a virtual safety car but is now back up to second.

today at wembley, i asked the english football association's medical chief why the research hadn't beenoner. it's difficult for me to speak about what's happened historically. i've been working at the fa for three years now and in that time, i've experienced nothing but enthusiasm from people around me to take this on and to get this research done. the football association says this is an issue for the global game to address and more research is needed. but fans and players would expect the authorities here to be seen to be taking a lead. the fa, which funded the new research, highlights its finding that former professionals were less likely than others to die with lung cancer and heart disease, but the association now says children should limit heading practice and there's a sense in some quarters that the report must serve as a wake—up call for football. hugh pym, bbc news. arsenal missed the chance to move third, in the english premier league on monday evening. they were beaten 1—0 at sheffield united. lys mousset, making his first league start for the home side. got the goal, after

it is twice the size of liverpool street station and actually bigger than the pitch at wembley stadium. the station canopies themselves curled up in the centre to create what we call an eyebrow, but that's to actually allow north light and a component of south light down into the station and make it a day—lit concourse. when the light streams down through and hits the wood, it creates a really lovely environment. i also love the western arcade, the link between the new concourse and london underground. we put in concrete arches which match the existing brick ones, which is actually the site of the first viaduct built in 1836 at the station. we get people coming in here, coming to lunch now, to meet other people. for a social thing, not even getting on the train. it's just... ..it's amazing. that's the word i can only use. you can find out more about all of the nominated buildings on the bbc arts website and watch this year's riba stirling prize live here on the bbc news channel on tuesday evening from 8.30pm. a look at our latest headlines now. scotland yard is strongly criticised over

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a record attendance for a women's match in the uk could be set after england announced their wembleynine november at the 90,000—seat stadium could beat the previous record of over 80,000 for the 2012 0lympic final between united states and japan. the crowd will exceed the current england record for a home match , a5,000 against germany at wembley 15 years ago. we have all been so excited for this wembley game, and to play against germany one of the most famous fixtures in the world, and speaking on behalf of the girls come i think we really deserve to go and play in one of those types of stadiums in front of them types of people that are coming to watch us, and we need to put on a performance as well. the women's champions league resumes later on wednesday. it's the round of 16 with manchester city looking to become only the second english team to win the prize. we are proud of how far we've come in six seasons and to be able to consistently push out domestically is always our main objective, we are pleased with the start of the season, but, you know, to be competitive and to go into

england's friendly against germany next month it's the 1st time england's women have sold out london's wembley stadium and it's only $100.00 fans short of the world record that was set at the 1909 world cup final in pasadena california. and thousands of fans will turn out for beach soccer in the future if there are more goals like this one an amazing strike from brazilian player that helped them claim gold on the final day of world games and protect how beautiful spain finished top of the medals table with 7 goals it's hoped these games will not be staged every 2 years. i can do that watson's for now and i could do that and that's it for me for the more news in just. and i would put out more in my take is very much our culture has been very harmful to the economy and the lives of many people challenging traditional attitudes how narrowing the gender gap is helping women in who only come out what if keep poverty something that i'm not trying to break these barriers of my cheese mouth by giving women access to resources need the women leading the way. women make change on al-jazeera. it's a toug

strong team included in 2013 who won the most recent of their five european titles here in london at wembleyrs on loan from barcelona this armour but the former liverpool man ended up at byron, he has scored three times against tottenham and his career and mr reliable up front, robert lebron garcia, has scored five goals and his last four games. by year their opening group game three kneel against red star belgrade. —— by must will have to play better tonight than they minutes and

29,000 were at middlesbrough‘s riverside stadium — that's a record for a lionesses‘ match outside wembleyone 211—6 in their championship play—off final. they were playing on home soil but trailed at half—time before three second—half tries secured the victory and a place in next season's super league. it will be the first time that the top division has had a team from north america. there's much more on the bbc sport website, where you can follow the final event of the day at the world athletics in doha — the men's marathon. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. good evening. asa rain as a rain spread eastwards for all, into north—east england tomorrow, it will fall into saturated ground and that could lead to minor flooding and a lot of surface water and spray tomorrow morning. this is the picture to start the day, it will not be too cold with temperatures in double figures for many but focus on the wet spots for the morning, widely across scotland it will be raining and aided by southeast wind and the heaviest towards eastern

and for these boys, who play the game they love in the shadows of wembley stadium, what they saw lasty disgusted. things like that shouldn't take place in a football game. as a black boy, you don't expect it, but you realise that it does really happen. and when it did, it's not like — it's not like you were shocked, but it's like you're kind of prepared for it. so how do they feel about the way racism is currently being dealt with? ce ntre— back. it's not enough, because as well as affecting their performance, it also affects the players mentally. i think that a zero—tolerance policy should really be taken into consideration and be put into place, ‘cause we cannot be having any type of racism in football. racism isn't just happening at the highest level of the game. they have been on the receiving end too. right—back. back in primary school, people used to be, like, quite aggressive towards me. personally, i've actually had a couple of racist moments in my career, but i kept my head cool. and what did they say to you? they were just being racist and calling me an immigrant. but it has

and for these boys who play the game they love in the shadows of wembley stadium, what they saw lastight wing. i was utterly disgusted. things like that shouldn't take place in a football game. as a black boy, you don't expect it, but you realise that it does really happen. and when it did, its not like, it's not like you were shocked, but... it's like you were kind of prepared for it. so how do they feel about the way racism is currently being dealt with? centre back. it's not enough, because as well as affecting their performance, it also affects the players mentally. i think a zero—tolerance policy should really be taken into consideration and be put into place, because we cannot be having any type of racism in football. racism isn't just happening at the highest level of the game. they've been on the receiving end too. right back. back in primary school, people used to be quite aggressive towards me. personally, i've experienced a couple of racist moments in my career, but i kept my head cool. what did they say to you? they were just being racist and calling me an immigrant. but

today at wembley, i asked the english football association's medical chief why the research hadn't beent's happened historically. i've been working at the fa for three years now and in that time, i've experienced nothing but enthusiasm from people around me to take this on and to get this research done. the football association says this is an issue for the global game to address and more research is needed. but fans and players would expect the authorities here to be seen to be taking a lead. the fa, which funded the new research, highlights its finding that former professionals were less likely than others to die with lung cancer and heart disease, but the association now says children should limit heading practice and there's a sense in some quarters that the report must serve as a wake—up call for football. hugh pym, bbc news. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says he's unable to form a government. he's been in powerfor the past decade but was unable to secure a majority in last month's elections. his rival benny gantz of the blue and white party will now be invited to tr

today at wembley, i asked the english football association's medical chief why the research hadn't beenhappened historically. i've been working at the fa for three years now and in that time, i've experienced nothing but enthusiasm from people around me to take this on and to get this research done. the football association says this is an issue for the global game to address and more research is needed. but fans and players would expect the authorities here to be seen to be taking a lead. the fa, which funded the new research, highlights its finding that former professionals were less likely than others to die with lung cancer and heart disease, but the association now says children should limit heading practice and there's a sense in some quarters that the report must serve as a wake—up call for football. hugh pym, bbc news. in lebanon, protesters have taken to the streets for the 5th day running, in the biggest mass demonstrations for years. the protests were sparked by the government's decision, to tax people for communicating with each other, via what's app. but there is wider disc

it is twice the size of liverpool street station and actually bigger than the pitch at wembley stadium's to actually allow north light and a component of south light down into the station and make it a day—lit concourse. when the light streams down through and hits the wood, it creates a really lovely environment. i also love the western arcade, the link between the new concourse and london underground. we put in concrete arches which match the existing brick ones, which is actually the site of the first viaduct built in 1836 at the station. we get people coming in here, coming to lunch now, to meet other people. for a social thing, not even getting on the train. it's just... ..it's amazing. that's the word i can only use. you can find out more about all of the nominated buildings on the bbc arts website and watch this year's riba stirling prize live here on the bbc news channel on tuesday evening from 8.30. now it's time for a look at the weather. good afternoon. the remnants of what was hurricane lorenzo continue to weaken across the uk. you can see the areas of cloud on the satellit

today at wembley i asked the english football association's medical chief why the research hadn't beeneak about what has happened historically. i've been working at the fa for three years now and in that time i've experienced nothing but enthusiasm from people around me to take this on and to get this research done. the research funded by the fa looked at medical records of former professionals born before 1976. it found there were three and a half times more likely to die with dementia than the general population, but they were less prone to fatal heart disease or some cancers. the report author argues the modern game could learn some lessons. we are currently maybe four or five sessions a week, maybe they could make it one session a week. these things, measures that the sport can look at across the game and say this is unnecessary, we can cut this down. the fa says further research is needed and it is the responsibility of the wider game to come up with answers on whether changes are required and whether there needs to be another look at heading's place in football. hugh pym, bbc new

player has said she hopes to be back in an england shirt in time for their fixture against germany at wembleyreturn, but is itching to get back on the pitch. i can't wait. semi—people keep asking me and i am like, soon, soon. i don't want to ban specific date on i don't want to ban specific date on i don't want to fail and get into that. i don't want to say soon but i'm hoping soon. there wimpy game is when i have been looking at and hoping for. keeps reminding me about that one as well. it will be an incredible occasion. i missed out on the last one when a plane in germany. to be involved would be incredible and hopefully put it to bea incredible and hopefully put it to be a sell—out would be amazing for so many fans to come and support us on the back of the world cup as well. so, iwould on the back of the world cup as well. so, i would love to be involved in that. still to come on sportsday: it isa it is a new era for swimming but will the new league bring more excitement and bigger crowds?” believe we can revolutionise swimming and make it more friendly, give usa swimming and make it more

a crowd of around 80,000 is expected for the germany game at wembley.tic year, and this is obviously a spin off from the world cup, the success that we had comedy visibility the players had. from the manager's point of view, i want us to perform. in the 12 months' time, we have got a euros in england, and this is a great example of playing under immense expectation and pressure, andi immense expectation and pressure, and i want us to go out there and perform. after their initial match was abandoned due to alleged racist abuse, haringey borough and yeovil town will re—play their fa cup fourth qualifying round tie tonight. in a joint statement, the clubs say they want football to be the real winner. increased stewarding will be in place tonight. two men were arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated common assault and later bailed without charge. win, lose or draw, we're, of course we are interested in a result, and of course we want to win, and a draw will be fantastic for the football club, but i would swap all of that just for the game to pass witho

they have sold out wembley stadium for the very first time.in the uk. that was just over 80,000, for the 2012 olympic final between united states and japan. the record for an england home match isjust over 45,000. we've all been so excited for this wembley game, and to play against germany, one of the most famous fixtures in the whole world. and, speaking on behalf of the girls, i think we really deserve to go and play in front of them types of stadiums, in front of them types of people that are coming to watch us, and we need to put on a performance as well. the venue for the first spanish el clasico of the season next week between barcelona and real marid could be moved. the nou camp is due to host the fixture against real madrid, but as we've seen this morning, protests have been sparked in the catalonian capital after nine separatist leaders were jailed on monday. police and demonstrators have clashed in the city centre this week. there was success for great britain on the first day of the european track cycling championships in the nether

rush hour while police dealt with what network rail described as a ‘serious trespass incident‘ near wembleyor passengers until end of service on friday. parents are being warned that they are oblivious to the way children and teenagers are being targeted by drug dealers on social media, and how accessible cheap class—a drugs now are. it follows the deaths of at least a dozen children under the age of 16 across the uk since 2017 after taking ecstasy. our correspondent, hywel griffith, has this special report. you do, you think you're invincible as a child, you know? still grieving, still confused. it's six months since tatum lost her little boy. i think i didn't want it to be real. you don't want to believe it or something. i was thinking, no, this is somebody else, it's got to be. it can't be carson. 13—year—old carson price died after taking ecstasy in this park. his mother's been told it was sold to him through a snapchat message on his phone forjust a few pounds. when they told me the cost as well, to know what my son's life, how much that cost... it was too easy, as easy as going to buy

selling out a friendly match against germany november's game will be held at the $90000.00 seater wembleydium in london it falls just short of the world record by over 100 spectators attendances at women's football matches have grown in march a world record was set for women's club march and more than 60000 fans watched barcelona apply to go madrid the olympic marathon a race walks during next year's games in tokyo are being moved to avoid the heat in the city events will be taken 800 kilometers north just a poor oh or is expected to be significantly cooler tokyo held a test event in september but the high humidity cause problems for some competitors now for the 1st time in 86 years washington fans are getting ready to see better team play in baseball's world series the nationals completed a whitewash of the st louis cardinals on cheese day in the american league championship series victory in game 4 was based around patrick corbin's 12 strikeout performance in the cardinals were hurt by some all for work in the field this mix up between jose martinez and called his wong failing to take a

in the nfl, the cincinati begals are playing the la rams at wembley.place at the mexican grand prix after red bull's max verstappen was stripped of pole position. it gives hamilton a boost in his quest to win his sixth drivers championship this weekend. verstappen was given a three—place penalty for failing to slow after valteri bottas crashed. it means the ferrari's lock out the front of the grid with charles leclerc on pole. jennie gow is there for us. it's race day here in mexico, round 18, and it is leclerc and vettel locking out the front row for ferrari but it did not end like that yesterday. verstappen held the front row, but an incident in the qualifying session saw bottas crash and then a slowdown. verstappen was penalised and dropped back three places, so once again, it is six consecutive ferrari pole positions. can the team work together and turn that into a win? i suppose the lead of that situation, we know that the dynamics going on are fluid to say the least. will hamilton get that sixth world championship? he must finish on the podium to

it is twice the size of liverpool street station and actually bigger than the pitch at wembley stadiumactually allow north light and a component of south light down into the station and make it a day—lit concourse. when the light streams down through and hits the wood, it creates a really lovely environment. i also love the western arcade, the link between the new concourse and london underground. we put in concrete arches which match the existing brick ones, which is actually the site of the first viaduct built in 1836 at the station. we get people coming in here, coming to lunch now, to meet other people. for a social thing, not even getting on the train. it's just... ..it's amazing. that's the word i can only use. let's return now to dublin and rejoin geeta guru—murthy, who's speaking to people in the irish capital about attitudes to brexit, the backstop and the political future for both sides of the border. over to you. thank you very much. yes, we are in trinity college, absolutely stunning university. historically, of course, hugely important here and attracts people from right a

today at wembley i asked the english football association's medical chief why the research hadn't beencally. i've been working at the fa for three years now and in that time i've experienced nothing but enthusiasm from people around me to take this on and to get this research done. the research funded by the fa looked at medical records of former professionals born before 1976. it found there were three and a half times more likely to die with dementia than the general population, but they were less prone to fatal heart disease or some cancers. the report author argues the modern game could learn some lessons. we are currently maybe four or five sessions a week, maybe they could make it one session a week. these things, measures that the sport can look at across the game and say this is unnecessary, we can cut this down. the fa says further research is needed and it is the responsibility of the wider game to come up with answers on whether changes are required and whether there needs to be another look at heading's place in football. hugh pym, bbc news. it was cold across scotland and

twice the size of liverpool street station and actually bigger than the pitch at wembley stadium.he station and make it a day late concourse. when the light streams down through comet hits the wood, it creates a lovely environment. i also love the western arcade which is the link between the new concourse and the london underground. we've put in concrete arches which mix the existing brick i’u ns arches which mix the existing brick runs which is the site of the first viaduct built in 1836 at the station. we get people coming in here coming to lunch now to meet other people. for a social thing, not even getting on the train. it's amazing, that is the word i can use. here with me now is sadie morgan, architect and former riba prize winner and christine murray, editor of architecture publication the developer. great to have you both with us as we have been working our way through the finalists this week ahead of next tuesday's announcement of the winner. looking at london bridge station, a fabulous shot in the air of how it looks, but this must be one of the biggest entrance we've ev

the lionesses play germany at a sold—out wembley on november 9.with all of this forward. we go straight to carol has the weather for us. it was a little bit chilly getting out of the house this morning, farrell stop it certainly was. it depends on which end of the country you are in. we have had frost across scotland, northern england, east anglia, parts of wales as well. in the south there is more cloud around, so not as cold a start. today, for many of us, it will be a dry day with bright and sunny spells. you can see this lovely picture from hertfordshire. looking rather nice this morning. there are some anomalies in the weather, the dry conditions, in the east where we are also looking at shower was coming in on the easterly breeze. and in the south—west where we have had quite a lot of cloud and rainfor we have had quite a lot of cloud and rain for the past few days. breezy conditions, gusty winds, south—west wales, south—west england. even across southern counties you will notice it. it is a chilly, easterly, exacerbating the colder feel. te

powerfailure this morning, and the metropolitan line has minor delays northbound between baker street and wembley. in walthamstow, the north circular is down to two lanes westbound at waterworks corner at the junction with woodford new road for repairs to a barrier after an accident. and westbound traffic on the highway is building through wapping towards tower hill. time for the weather, with elizabeth rizzini. hello, with elizabeth rizzini. good morning. you'd be surprised hello, good morning. you'd be surprised just how chilly it feels this morning. there's a touch of frost out there, and a few early missed patches as well. but they will be plenty of sunshine around for the first part of the day, and then it's set to turn cloudy and breezy as we head into the afternoon, but it should stay dry. but it's certainly cool out there this morning. temperatures in low single figures in many spots. the sunshine will last longer towards eastern areas of the capital, more cloud putting in from the west. still some breaks in the cloud, though, through the afternoon, though, through the afternoon, though s

wembley and reception we are harboring a terrorist in the form of a gulen.so stipulated, this is not a good relationship. the question is should we as a nation be trying to push ourselves for as reform effort inside of turkey, do we want to get under the tent to try to fix that or do we want to stay outside the tent and just push turkey, historical native ally who has served alongside of us, is it better for us to try to work with turkey as an ally to cut help in the reform effort, or do we just excoriate, isolate, and tossed out of date of the largest ground military in the region? i just don't think it's necessary that we have to lose turkey no matter how bad it gets. because there will be a future in turkey. there will be in russia, there will be a post-putin. in in hungary the with the a post orban. >> no one is think we should abandon turkey. >> it's my turn. >> i know, but speedy i like to give mary beth an opportunity to respond giving it was responded to her and then will go to michael. >> the what is saying we should kick them out of nato. no one is

that is a new record for the lioness is playing outside wembley. forjordan nobbs, born not farfrom the middlesbrough ground, store at stockton—on—tees. she started her career with sunderland, now with arsenal, and last year suffered a serious knee injury which sadly ruled out of the world cup. this is her first ruled out of the world cup. this is herfirst game ruled out of the world cup. this is her first game back with england, ruled out of the world cup. this is herfirst game back with england, so i think she will get the biggest cheer of the day from the home fans. the region is very well represented. what is the connection between teesside and brazil, though? this goes back to 1995 when the then middlesbrough manager bryan robson signed a brazilian player of the year, a guy called first microscopy isa year, a guy called first microscopy is a legend at middlesbrough, he had three spells with the club. —— a guy called juninho. he was only about five foot six, and are used to call him the little fella. tomorrow, some of the fans will be dusting of

go, a record attendance for a women's match in the uk could be set after england announced their wembleyw on south east today about the parents of a boy who died from substance misuse who are speaking out about the dangers. with him injust a moment. and nick 0wen is in birmingham with good news for former but first, simon tell us more about what the family of 0wen kinghorn have been saying. iam in iamina i am in a place called that kingsnorth trust near maidstone in kent and here they run residential courses for people who develop problem with substance misuse, drink and drugs but they also go into schools to warn about the dangers and risks people are taking it when they use drugs. it is now a charity thatis they use drugs. it is now a charity that is being supported by the family of 0wen kinghorn who was 15 yea rs old family of 0wen kinghorn who was 15 years old and died just six weeks ago. his family believe he took a drug which is a form of ecstasy called mdma. he was found dead in a field near ashford and his parents believed it was the first time he had ever used drugs. his mother