the football association is set to review and limit the occasions it lights up the wembley arch.mbands during friday's match between england and australia with the fa saying a period of silence was held to respect the "innocent victims of the devastating events in israel and palestine". however, the decision not to light the arch in the colours of the israel flag was criticised by some. scotland boss steve clarke says he now expects to see players challenging for their places when scotland take on france in a friendly tonight. describing the hosts as probably the best team in the world, clarke says he'd make a number of changes to his team for the friendly in lille. the french team is really strong, we expect a tough game, we have two competitive games next month to finish the group, and talking about momentum and results, we have lost the last two games and we don't want to lose three in a row, so we have to lose three in a row, so we have to play as well as we can, we know it is a tough ask in a big task against a top team, i'm not sure how many changes the french will make, wh

joe wilson there at wembley. let's hearfrom england boss gareth southgate.he biggest thing, for us, is the mentality we have. good, technical players, good physicality, but we have to keep winning big matches, like tonight, and we showed real composure with the ball in the moments where we conceded, and took control of the game again in the second half, when our back players, our goalkeeper, that was the big step, big evolution for us, i think. we played past the press, through the press, and we showed really good composure to build the game and keep possession of the ball. the defeat leaves italy three points behind second—placed ukraine, with a game in hand. elsewhere on tuesday, northern ireland lost 1—0 at home to group leaders, slovenia, while san marino scored theirfirst goal in almost a year, and theirfirst in a competitive game for over two years, to equalise against denmark, although the danes eventually won, 2—1. to the cricket world cup, and a big shock, as the netherlands have beaten south africa by 38 runs. it's their first win at this year's to

england take on australia at wembley next friday| australia at wembley next friday night in a friendlythey take on italy in a european qualifier and they are currently six points clear and unbeaten in group c as they look to qualify for the tournament in germany next summer. to qualify for the tournament in germany next summer. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. jonas eidevall says he wants to compete for the highest honours after signing a new three—year contract as arsenal women's manager. the club have had a tough start this season, eliminated by paris fc in the women's champions league and losing at home to liverpool in their wsl opener. the mcc has expelled a member who aimed abuse towards australia's players at lords during the second test of the ashes earlier this year. this was the moment that started it all. jonny bairstow being run out by australia wicketkeeper alex carey in controversial fashion. another member was suspended for 4.5 years and another suspended for 30 months. world number one aryna sabalenka is through to the quar

that along with casement park and wembley, that is where there will be focused.will be the biggest sports event to be hosted in the british isles since london 2012. it was back in 1996, 27 years ago, when the uk last hosted an entire meant�*s major tournament. the uk last hosted an entire meant�*s majortournament. haifa the uk last hosted an entire meant's major tournament.— the uk last hosted an entire meant's major tournament. now that we have had a taste of — major tournament. now that we have had a taste of the _ major tournament. now that we have had a taste of the euros, _ major tournament. now that we have had a taste of the euros, especially l had a taste of the euros, especially in 2016— had a taste of the euros, especially in 2016 and — had a taste of the euros, especially in 2016 and the success, being part of euro— in 2016 and the success, being part of euro 2020 and the world cup, the fans especially in wales have an appetite, — fans especially in wales have an appetite, we are used to qualifying, so hopefully we can do that again and give — so hopef

joe wilson, bbc news, wembley.ok at the weather. here's stav daneos. thank you and good evening. it has been a fine start to the week but things are set to turn a lot more autumnal moving from wednesday onwards and stormy with storm babet

so kelvin, why can't wembley bring themselves to light up that famous wembley arch in the colours ofafter all, not everybody in the crowd approves of the knee being taken on on the george george floyd aspect of life. right. not everybody agrees with that. not everybody will agree with those those flags. but what i would say about this is that we should bearin about this is that we should bear in mind that probably the most horrendous attacks on anybody since the holocaust have been carried out against the jewish population of israel. and we should be leaning fonnard and saying, how can we show solidarity with these people? and one of the ways of showing soledar charity is to have to have that that lit up. and the other aspect is i hear or i'm told and you probably may know more about this, that they plan to rip the flags if anybody's taking israel flags into wembley tomorrow night, why security people have been told to rip them away. i hope that isn't true . true. >> but why? i mean, this is the thing . you're allowed to virtue thing. you're allowed to virtue signal about everything.

a period of silence will be held before england's friendly game with australia at wembley in london onl as wear black armbands. in a statement, the football association say it's "to remember the innocent victims of the devastating "events in israel and palestine." the fa also say that supporters at wembley will only be able to bring in flags, replica kits and other representations of nationality for the competing nations. the fa would have consulted with everybody they possibly can. they would have tried to make the best decisions with the best intentions. clearly, whatever decision they came to would have been criticised in one way or another and i also recognise how difficult it was for them. i was not involved in those discussions. they were long and went on for a long time. but they have decided to take the stance they have and we will get on with that. former spain women's head coachjorge vilda has been named the new head coach of the morocco women's national team. vilda has been out of work since he was sacked after spain won the world cup. his departure followed the fallout afte

england were one of the 11 countries to host euro 2020, with wembley hosting the final.ut that game was overshadowed by trouble pre—match which saw over 2000 people get into the stadium illegally, after breaching disabled access gates and emergency fire doors. fa chair debbie hewitt insists the organisation have learnt their lessons from two years ago. we have thought very hard about security comes first. fans are everything in this game and if fans don't feel safe and secure at a tournament, then that is not a great place to be. we want the reputation for hosting the most safe competitions and most enjoyable. nobody wants to come and feel uncomfortable. manchester united came from behind to draw with paris st—germain in theirfirst women's champions league match. substitute melvine malard, on loan from lyon, headed in from a corner in the second half to cancel out tabitha chawinga's opener in the second qualifying—round tie. as in their opening two women's super league games, a united substitute made a scoring impact as malard's goal ensured they head to paris next wedne

england's friendly against australia at wembley tonight will take place amid a mixed response to thethe match. a rabbi working on an fa faith group has resigned, saying he was "profoundly disappointed" that the governing body decided not to have a specific tribute to the victims of the hamas attacks in israel. players wearing black armbands and there will be a period of silence, which the fa say will "remember the innocent victims of the devastating events in israel and palestine". the england manager has defended that decision. the fa will have consulted with everybody they possibly can and they will have tried to make the best decision with good intentions. clearly, whatever decision they came to would have been criticised in one way or another, so i recognise how difficult it is for them. i wasn't involved in those discussions. they went on for a long time, i know, but they have take the stance i —— they have, and we will get on with that. dan rowan is beside me. rabbi alex goldberg has resigned. he dan rowan is beside me. rabbi alex goldberg has resigned.— goldberg has resigned.

have the chance to seal their spot at the euros when they take on italy — a draw will be enough at wembleytart. the former liverpool midfielder, now playing in the saudi pro league, was booed off after being substituted against australia on friday. manager gareth southgate is expected to ring the changes for the game, the first time the sides have met at wembley since italy won the european championship final there on penalties in 2021. southgate defended henderson, in the aftermath of their friendly win last week and questioned why fans would boo one of their own. i don't understand why we would do our own team. as i said earlier, what they do understand is people would feel that the decision joined me to go and play that doesn't align with his strong support of the lgbtq community in the past. why would back him against pretty much everyone in the country in terms of what he stands for, what he believes in, but i'd accept that the decision to go and play that doesn't align with that. but, repeat, when we're for england i feel as if everybody should be behind the team. but if people choos

and we're also, as well going to be talking about this, the wembley arch row. yes, that famous iconic wembley arch will not be lit up with the colours of the israeli flag, which is strange, isn't it, because it was lit up with the colours of the french flag, the turkish flag and of course pride flag well. course the pride flag as well. just qatar for just before we went to qatar for the world cup, i've got will geddes international security expert. i've emma wolf as expert. i've got emma wolf as well. everybody's favourite well. and everybody's favourite josh howie. who's going to tell me what it was really like to drop his kids off at a jewish primary school today. he said that it shouldn't have to that it shouldn't have had to have brave thing to have felt like a brave thing to do. a indictment we are do. a indictment of where we are right britain. patrick right now in britain. patrick christys . gb news. i also want christys. gb news. i also want to know from you, do you think that we should cancel the massive protest due to take place in london tomorrow? 10

there was a reflective mood before kick—off here at wembley, as we observed, as uefa directed,

england can qualify for euro 2024 this evening when they take on italy at wembley.ate's side know a point will be enough for them to confirm their place in germany next year. italy are the defending champions but their chances of qualifying hang in the balance. also may await their first objective is always to qualify for tournaments. 0ur performances earlier have but us in a strong position. although the first thing we want to do is win the game, play well, when the game. but we know it's the 87th minute and we're level then we don't need to lock the goalkeeper into the box at the end of the game. the metropolitan police says there is a "robust plan" in place for that match at wembley after around 400 sweden fans spent the night in hotels under police protection in belgium. the euro 2024 qualifier in brussels was abandoned at half—time, after two swedish people were shot dead in brussels prior to kick off. the match was level at 1—all at the break, when the stadium was evacuated. sweden captain victor lindelof says he sees "no reason" to replay the game. belgium ha

, >> and to come to wembley, wembley isn't going to light up the it says that it will the arch.have a minute's silence again , have a minute's silence again, that's different behaviour from how wembley normally behaves isn't it? and that's the problem . it's not that football should be political because perhaps it'd be best if it weren't at all, but that it should be consistent. >> well, i think, i mean, i declare my interest. the declare my interest. i'm the chair of the football regulatory authority, which committee chair of the football regulatory authe'ity, which committee chair of the football regulatory authe fa. which committee chair of the football regulatory authe fa. i'hich committee chair of the football regulatory authe fa. i think committee chair of the football regulatory authe fa. i think sportwmmittee chair of the football regulatory authe fa. i think sport hasittee of the fa. i think sport has really two choices. it can either totally stay out of politics or it can deal in politics. now, what the fa has doneisin politics. now, what the fa has done is in 2016, af

england have qualified for the euros in germany next summer, after beating italy 3—1 at wembley.s from harry kane helped see them past the team who beat them in the last euros final, and the england captain says they must now continue their progress by going further at the next tournament. over the last couple of years we spoke about beating big nations and doing it on a consistent basis. to beat italy, home and away, shows where we have come. ultimately it comes down to doing it in the major tournaments. we can enjoy this, we deserve to have a good, ultimately we will be preparing for a major tournament in the summer. we go there is probably one of the favourites. performances in major tournaments have shown that. ultimately it comes down to is performing when it matters. we have come close and we have had some good tournaments, but it is time for us tournaments, but it is time for us to take that next step and win one. that is our goal, but there will be a lot of talk until then but ultimately will be down to us when we perform when it matters and hopefully we will do that. one

your reaction to wembley's you?olours onto the famous wembley arch ? famous wembley arch? >> spineless. and they have no moral compass whatsoever. they lit up their arch and the colours of the ukraine flag, blue and yellow. good also red, white and blue. for when paris had terror attacks. they'll light up in rainbow colours for pride, but they can't light up in blue and white for the worst terrorist attack since 9/11. it's disgusting. and actually , it's disgusting. and actually, you know, the last week has been such an eye opener for me. i've been really ashamed at how some british people have responded because while the loss of innocent civilian life on each side is equally tragic, there is no equality in what's happening . no equality in what's happening. you know, this was started by hamas committing awful, you know, this was started by hamas committing awful , awful, hamas committing awful, awful, atrocious , barbaric acts of atrocious, barbaric acts of terrorism . you know, you either terrorism. you know, you

wembley will be the location, as well, for a moment of history on friday as referee stephanie for pairofficial to oversee a men's international match there. she became the first women to referee a men's world cup fixture during qatar 2022 while she is also taking charge of men's league the league and fixtures in france as well as the first woman to officiate in the champions league super cup. —— at ligue two and ligue one matches. plato returned to training ahead of that match, hasn't played since suffering a broken cheekbone following a tackle chain fence's big win over libya. he had surgery post—match and will now make the call himself whether he is fit enough to play. alcatraz is in... spaniard won the opening set 7—6. 0pen spaniard won the opening set 7—6. open for the world number seven andrey rublev, flew after slashing another playerjust over an hour. andrey rublev 6—3, 6—0, will face the usa's tommy paul next. after much anticipation the nfl clash between the san francisco 49ers and dallas cowboys didn't quite live up to all the hype is the 49ers eased to all the hype is the 49

decision not to light up the wembley arch with the colours of the israel flag.. the chair of the fa's faith in football group, rabbi goldberg, has told the fa they are formally breaking the link between the advisory group and the fa. the fa say supporters at the game, will only be able to bring in, "flags, replica kits and other representations of nationality, for the 2 competing nations". the england manager understands the decision. the fa will have consulted with everybody they possibly can and they will have tried to make the best decision with good intentions. clearly, whatever decision they came to would have been criticised in one way or another. so i also recognise how difficult it was for them. i wasn't involved in those discussions. they were long and went on for a long time, i know, but they've decided to take the stance they have and, you know, we will go on with that. now, the international olympic committee have recommended five new sports to be part of the olympics, which will now go to a vote. they include flag football, baseball and softball, sq

in my big the wembley arch. in my big opinion, emmanuel macron is stealing britain's millionaires with generous tax rates . with generous tax rates. britain's war on the wealthy has got to end. we need their money and it might take a ten. you won't believe this story. a lloyds bank boss has condemned the prime minister for pointing out there's a difference between a man and a woman. out there's a difference between a man and a woman . britain's a man and a woman. britain's corporations are now institutionally woke. what is utter bankers . flat out said utter bankers. flat out said that word right? two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. of course, we're going to bring you the latest from what's happening in israel and gaza. but it is saturday night , so we and gaza. but it is saturday night, so we thought we'd go for some other stories as well and some other stories as well and some entertainment along the way. lots to get through. way. so lots to get through. it's a busy two it's going to be

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in my big the wembley arch.ith generous tax rates. britain's war on the wealthy has got to end. we need their money and it might take a ten. you won't believe this story. a lloyds bank boss has condemned the prime minister for pointing out there's a difference between a man and a woman. out there's a difference between a man and a woman . britain's a man and a woman. britain's corporations are now institutionally woke. what is utter bankers . flat out said utter bankers. flat out said that word right? two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. of course, we're going to bring you the latest from what's happening in israel and gaza. but it is saturday night , so we and gaza. but it is saturday night, so we thought we'd go for some other stories as well and some other stories as well and some entertainment along the way. lots to get through. way. so lots to get through. it's a busy two it's going to be a busy two hours. first, here's the news. and a friend of mine, aaron and a good friend of mine,

didn't do for, that wembley didn't do it for, for i know i'm for israel.scottish, know there's scottish, but you know there's an the scots an affinity between the scots and jews. one of most and the jews. one of our most famous was jewish. famous people was was jewish. rabbi but lewis, i mean, rabbi burns but lewis, i mean, what make this? do what do you make of this? do you do think institutions do you think our institutions are as systemically woke as as nick says? are as systemically woke as as nic well, i? are as systemically woke as as nic well, here's a guy are as systemically woke as as nicwell, here's a guy who's are as systemically woke as as nic well, here's a guy who's head >> well, here's a guy who's head of association of the football association include or the chairman of the football associations, includes include an advisory board . and i include an advisory board. and i mean, so what are you to going expect from a guy like that? yeah, i mean, it's not like it's not like he's like the chief rabbi. >> yeah, but we're paying we're paying >> y

the fa decided on a neutral approach and refused to light up the wembley arch in israeli colours.on of ukraine. although the war is thousands of miles away, its ties to the uk are strong, with people here understandably feeling deeply affected by what's happening. of course nobody speaks for one group of people — and we're very much aware of that. there are so many perspectives on this sensitive situation and it's impossible to reflect all views. but we've got two people on the line who are willing to share their views on how communities are feeling — and what can be done to ease some of that tension. they are mona siddiqui — professor of islamic and interreligious studies at the university of edinburgh. and journalist hadley freeman, who's been writing about the impact on british jewish communities. thank you so much forjoining me this evening. we are almost a week on from the start of all of this and it has been an incredibly challenging week for so many people in so many communities. can i start off by asking you, hadley, how are you feeling?— you feeling? i am fine, thank you

gareth southgate's side face italy at wembley.e home of english football back in 2021, italy won the final of the euros on penalties. so plenty at stake tonight. joe wilson is there for us. good to see you. let's talk before we get into football about the way announcement today. a moment's silence will take place, in memory of the victims of the shooting ahead of the belgium—sweden game last night. for england — how much is payback in their minds it's interesting to note that this moment of silence or come from uefa and will apply to all the games this evening under theirjurisdiction. in evening under their jurisdiction. in terms evening under theirjurisdiction. in terms of specific measures here at wembley, the police have said they want to have a visible and reassuring presence. that's pretty much what we've seen over the last hour or so. much what we've seen over the last hour orso. police much what we've seen over the last hour or so. police officer here is fluorescent jackets, hour or so. police officer here is fluorescentjac

it would be a grudge match at wembley tonight. fantastic! i at wembley tonight. fantastic!qualifying for euro 202a this evening, if they win or draw against italy at wembley. jordan henderson is expected to start, despite being booed off after being substituted against australia on friday. the former liverpool midfielder now plays in the saudi pro league. manager gareth southgate is expected to make several changes for the game, we'll hearfrom him in a moment on how world rankings don't always dictate an outcome. it's the first time the sides have met at wembley since italy won the european championship final in 2021 on penalties. defender kyle walker says that result still stings, so they might want to get their own back tonight. we fell short on that night and this is the _ we fell short on that night and this is the first— we fell short on that night and this is the first time they are coming back— is the first time they are coming back to — is the first time they are coming back to wembley. hopefully we can go out there _ back to wembley. hopefully we can go out there a

the wembley arch should have been lit up in blue and white.rael not been arrested for their support of hamas ? for their support of hamas? susan finally says these hypocrites at the fa are happy to have people take the knee for a corrupt organisation . but a corrupt organisation. but money is more important than showing support for those executed . the fa are disgusting executed. the fa are disgusting and really should be boycotted, says susan n. now folks, after a horrible few days, shall we have a bit of light relief and talk about itv in crisis? the editor of this morning who is presenter holly willoughby's former rock , holly willoughby's former rock, was left out of her sudden exit conversation. according to reports, martin frizell, who has produced the show since 2016, was sent who was said to have supported holly throughout the phillip schofield scandal. however, despite their close bond, it's been alleged that martin, who is the husband of tv presenter fiona phillips, reportedly found out that holly had decided to leave this morning, j

- after missing the world cup what job will be a minister at wembley on - will be a minister at wembleyuros in germany next year. just how far can they go? the big question to start, what do you reckon? flan the big question to start, what do you reckon?— the big question to start, what do ou reckon? . , ., j you reckon? can they qualify? there is a aood you reckon? can they qualify? there is a good chance. _ you reckon? can they qualify? there is a good chance. it _ you reckon? can they qualify? there is a good chance. it has _ you reckon? can they qualify? there is a good chance. it has obviously i is a good chance. it has obviously been a successful run. the pressure is always on england's these players, gareth southgate not delivering that trophy so is it time now? this squad would certainly lead you into that thinking. if you go to the bbc website you will see the old generation versus the new generation.— generation versus the new reneration. ., ., , ., generation. how does the old generation — generation. how does the old generation stack _ generation. how does the old generation

arch , which is where the wembley arch, which is where i grew up in wembley , when the i grew up inhould have lit it up in the blue and white of israel. it's a pusillanimous , cowardly it's a pusillanimous, cowardly decision and both the bbc and the fa, i think, live to regret running away the truth because , running away the truth because, michael, just very briefly, there are a lot of people at home who are saying, why is it that when it comes to the jews being slaughtered that the fa and the bbc can't seem to get their act together and actually call a spade a spade ? well, it's call a spade a spade? well, it's a very good point you make. why can't they think these are the questions that must be addressed that the culture minister has criticised the bbc decision. it really doesn't make sense. it is nonsense. i mean, what we see on the screen, you have to call it out . george onnell , whose statue out. george onnell, whose statue stands outside the bbc. he wrote about the ministry of truth, which put out propaganda and lies for big brother in 1984. and he he talked about newspeak.

lit in wembley hasn't been lit up in the israel been the flag of israel has been answered.cused israel ethnic accused israel of ethnic cleansing and racism. nick yeah, it's an ongoing story. >> we covered it last night. this is for inclusion. chair consulted over israel wembley tribute jewish of tribute accused jewish state of ethnic so now this is ethnic cleansing. so now this is deggie davis and now generally twitter archaeology is a bad thing, has shown us here thing, but it has shown us here how radically left many of our institutions have become. and you find this guy had made these horrible accusations about israel. you know, he was very much on the free palestine side and he used the phrase ethnic cleansing , a dis appropriation cleansing, a dis appropriation of land . now, let's of palestinian land. now, let's be very, very fair. this was 2013 and it was ten years ago. so he said he's evolved since then. now he says, look, then. and now he says, look, hamas, of hamas were hamas, the actions of hamas were hamas, the actions of hamas were hamas were horrific. and resu

coming up, we've got a wembley boss accusing israel of racism . um, boris officially racism.boris officially under kyrees thumb and the global day of jihad . when do we global day of jihad. when do we take decorations for down take the decorations for down it? news radio. >> welcome back to headliners. i'm leo kyrees and i'm joined by two legends, louis schaefer and nick the xl bully dixon . and nick the xl bully dixon. and moving on, we've got the mirror . moving on, we've got the mirror. and they say behind every great man is a great woman, but also behind boris johnson was carrie symonds was well, she might be a great woman according to the mirror an explosive covid whatsapp whatsapp show that simon case joked that carrie johnson or carrie symonds is thatis johnson or carrie symonds is that is that carrie johnson now now carrie johnson got married to the prime minister was the real person that's how you know you're a somebody. >> my wife never changed her name. you're somebody , name. and when you're somebody, they change for you. they change your name for you. when when n

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england were one of the 11 countries to host euro 2020 with wembley hosting the final. that game was overshadowed by trouble pre—match which saw over 2000 people get into the stadium illegally, after breaching disabled access gates and emergency fire doors. fa chair debbie hewitt insists the organisation have learnt their lessons from two years ago. we have thought very hard about the security, it comes first. fans are everything in this game and if don't feel safe and secure at a tournament, then that is not a great place to be. we want a reputation for hosting the most safe competitions and most enjoyable. nobody wants to come and feel uncomfortable. former chelsea and real madrid forward eden hazard has announced his retirement from football. the 32 year old — who began his career at lille has been a free agent since leaving real at the end of last season. hazard won a number of titles during his career, including a champions league trophy, two la liga's and two premier leagues. the second round of women's champions league qualifying is under way — and manchester uni

. >> we're playing a national team stadium, playing at wembley.mbley to watch england play that was really what my childhood was all about. >> so seeing the sun come out for the first at wembley, i must admit i had a -- i had a little tear >> seth: please welcome to the show fisher stevens, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show, fisher >> thank you so great to be here. >> seth: i'm so happy to have you. i know you are a proud member of s.a.g., and to respect the rules of the strike, we're not going to talk about any of your acting work but i am going to just vaguely say, you were in an excellent show that ended this year and you were excellent in it >> thank you >> seth: yes [ cheers and applause but keep it vague. >> i loved being on that show. >> seth: yes >> and doing that show, and sad it ended >> seth: there you go. i think that's perfect "that show." you are an oscar-winning documentary filmmaker. and this came across your plate, this chance to do a documentary about david beckham. you weren't necessarily a giant f

rugby world cup has had at wembley.ce ahead of their quarterfinal. captain has been cleared to return to training ahead of that match. hasn't featured for france following a tackle over the win. had surgery post—match and i make the call as to whether he was fit to play himself. world number two is safely into round four. dan evans in straight sets. andrey rublev is also a clue to the last 16. just over an hour. 6—3, 6— 00 tastier a tommy paul next. nfl clash between san francisco 49ers and dallas cowboys didn't really live up to the height of the 49ers eased to victory in 142—10 as they got their unbeaten record to 5—0. four touchdown passes while christine mccafferty scored for the 14th game running, dallas's biggest defeat since losing 49—17 to new orleans backin since losing 49—17 to new orleans back in 2013. that's all this wealth and now we will have more for you later. studio: we can go straight back to the situation in israel where the israeli army says its forces have killed several gunmen that crossed into isr

a draw will be enough at wembley. jordan henderson is expected to start.ow playing in the saudi pro league after being substituted he was booed off on friday. the manager gareth southgate is expected to ring the changes. it is expected to ring the changes. it is the first time the sides have won at wembley since italy won the euro finals there. if says gay�*s cannot complete the job then, they have the opportunity to qualify next month against macedonia. a five wicket victory against sri lanka gave their first victory for australia. the sri lankan made a blistering start but were all out for 209. adam zampa took four wickets. australia overcame an early wobble to get their target with 15 overs to spare. sri lanka have yet to win. the international olympic committee has approved five new sports including cricket and flag football for inclusion at the 2020 los angeles games, lacrosse, squash, baseball softball also included. each host city canning request the inclusion of several spots for their games. this is a huge moment for those sports which have been g

the australian beat britain'sjordan thompson in the fourth round at wembley arena.o lightweight title in a unanimous points win over mexico's magali rodriguez at london's york hall. the nfl has its first international game of the 2023 season as week four gets under way at wembley in london. they are in the third quarter where the jacksonville jaguars are the team resident in london and they have a 17 lead. team resident in london and they have a 17 lead. later there are three teams protecting 100% three and zero starts against divisional rivals. philadelphia host washington. the san francisco 49ers are at home to the arizona cardinals and after scoring 70 points last week, the most in the nfl since 1966. the miami dolphins are in buffalo to take on the bills. they are all as advertised. they are explosive. anybody that touches the ball can score whether it is what you think is going to be a two yard run, turns into a gash or. same thing with the passing games. the coach does a greatjob of moving quys coach does a greatjob of moving guys around, creating... different

so we will in wembley. and that match against italy. so we will in wembley . see extra police officers as what we won't see, but which will be also ramped up are the secure city services behind the scenes who are all also looking at those who may pose as a potential threat, keeping an eye on those higher risk individuals as much as they can because, you know , it's not even true to say know, it's not even true to say hundreds . there are thousands of hundreds. there are thousands of people are on their radar that they have to prioritise. >> and was it 800, 800 live investigations are currently at the moment that they are involved in. >> are at various levels. of course, they're not all high tempo , late stage plot planning . tempo, late stage plot planning. it may be just individuals. those who have there have been brought to their attention that they're looking at, but they know there are several thousand extremists in this country that could pose a potential risk to life. and you're on about obviously mentioning there president macron , of course. president

the defining moment in wembley.ining moment in the career of one of england's greatest footballers. >> i'm a football romantic. i love football. and there are there are millions, millions like me, to which this place is the focal point of the whole world. you know, you know, you speak to people like pele, you know, and beckenbauer and the highlight of their careers was when they played at wembley for the first time. >> born the son of a coal miner in northumberland in 1937, bobby said the only choices open to him were the mines. the navy or football . thankfully for the football. thankfully for the world, he pursued the latter . world, he pursued the latter. charlton's death leaves sir geoff hurst as the only surviving member of the team that won the world cup at just 20 years old. a young bobby charlton was one of the busby babes involved in the 1958 munich air crash . he survived, munich air crash. he survived, although 23 lives were lost , although 23 lives were lost, including those of eight united team members

ireland bid, including dublin's aviva stadium, glasgow's hampden park, cardiff's principality stadium, wembleynt park site, which still hasn't been built. uefa will award the hosting of two european championships next tuesday. liverpool manager jurgen klopp wants their premier league game against tottenham to be replayed after luis diaz's goal was wrongly disallowed by the video assistant referee. the var team failed to overrule the decision when diaz was flagged offside when the game was still goalless. the referees�* body, the pgmol, released the audio of discussions between the match officials as they made the decision and when they realised the mistake that had been made. liverpool went on to lose 2—1. not as the manager of liverpool so much, more as a football person. i think the only outcome should be a replay. that's how it is. it would happen again. i think a replay would be the right thing to do or the ref has the opportunity to bring both coaches together and say sorry, we made a mistake. but we can sort it. let him score a goal and we start from there. decisions are decisions and so