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. >> the first kickoff is this morning at wembley stadium in london, in that culture war battle has the president is trying to stry ing to salvage what could be the last -- graham cassidy offered by senators bill graham and senator cassidy. already two republican senators say they are no votes, rand paul and john mccain, one more no vote will kill the bill. so all eyes gaze northward to maine, susan collins, who voted nay. how will collins vote on graham/cassidy? senator, good to see you as always, your vote is pivotal on the graham/cassidy bill? yes or no? >> it's very difficult for me to envision a scenario where i would end up voting for this bill. i have a number of serious reservations about it. i'm concerned about the impact on the medicaid program, which has been on the books for more than 50 years and provides health care to our most vulnerable citizens including disabled children and low income seniors, i'm concerned about the impact on cults and coverage. we already have a problem under the affordable care act with the cost of premiums and deductibles, and finally, i'm very co

i didn't actually realise that we would be going to wembley stadium.ng i am really looking forward to. i heard that with the tunnel, you are right next to the tunnel, so you can shake their hands and stuff like that. and i've always wanted to watch an american football match. i really enjoy it, i can't wait for it. hundreds of schoolchildren have been awarded as part of an initiative to promote high achievement in class. they have been training all year on top of their academic work and jaguars legend tony boselli is impressed. i think it fun to watch and, we have a little bit even in america going up as a kid, we go up to the playground and throw around a football around. watching people obviously, there's a lot more people on the pitch right now then we have in american football but the excitement is fantasy. the razzmatazz of the national football league has been crossing the atlantic for ten years. and it's getting more popular. tottenham's new ground will host two games a year, from 2018. and this sunday's fixture at wembley is a sell—out. the jag

what's your reaction to what we're seeing at wembley stadium in london right now?reat to be here with you. the nfl has all different types of rules. you can haven't stickers on your helmet, you have to have your uniforms tucked in. what the president is saying, and i think the owners should meet, and they should vote on a rule. this is about respect for our military. this is about respect for our first responders. this is not about republicans or democrats. players have the right for free speech off the field. on the field, this is about respect for lots of people. and i don't understand why there's rules that when the dallas cowboys wanted to put stickers on their helmets out of respect for people there, they couldn't do it, but now the nfl is saying people should be able to decide what they want to do and disrespect the united states flag. >> well, to play devil's advocate here, first of all, these players don't think they're disrespecting the united states flag, they think they are engaging in peaceful protest, of what they say of racial oppression and inequitie

joshua of course knocked out klitschko at wembley stadium in his last fight and wants to continue cementing his position in the sport... the goal still remains the same, the motivation remains the same. some of the old legends of the sport, guys have looked up to, i have seen positive comments and are saying that the sport has been brought back to life than they are enjoying the heavyweight division and bobby are doing for it. when i get that type of respect from those guys, it is phenomenal. no matter how many critics you get as long as the greats are giving you credit, that sits with me. that will sit with me for a long time. we are not taken for a long time. we are not taken for granted. it goes for anthony, joshua, for us, nobody is taking for granted. it goes for anthony, joshua, for us, nobody is of king for granted. it goes for anthony, joshua, for us, nobody is of allg sporting event in europe of all time, it will sell quickly and we will put on a great show on the 28th of february. eddie hearn also confirmed today that ireland's katie taylor will fight for a world title next month

this was the scene earlier on sunday, at wembley stadium in london where the jacksonville jaguars andhe baltimore ravens played. players at several games across the league also chose to kneel — during the playing of the star—spangled banner. it's the biggest demonstration since the protests first began in 2016. well the president has spoken to reporters — and responded to the widespread day of action across several teams. one of those involved the new england patriots owner robert kraft — who released a statement backing his players. i watched a little bit, and i will say that there was tremendous solidarity for our flag and our country. your friend robert croft said he was disappointed by the remarks on friday. that's ok. he has to ta ke remarks on friday. that's ok. he has to take his ideas and go with what he wants. i think it's very disrespect for to our country. i think it is very, very disrespectful to ourflag. i like him very much, he gave me a super bowl bring a month ago. he is a good friend of mine. iwant month ago. he is a good friend of mine. i want him to do what he wants

this was the scene earlier on sunday, at wembley stadium in london where the jacksonville jaguars and

joshua, remember knocked out klitschko at wembley stadium in his last fight and wants to continue cementing the goal remains the same, the motivation remains the same but what i've noticed is some of the old legends of the sport, holyfield, tyson, foreman, guys i have looked up tyson, foreman, guys i have looked up to, i've seen positive comments and they are saying the spark which was missing has been brought back to life and they are enjoying the division and what we are doing. keep it going. when i get that type of respect from the greats it's phenomenal and i realise that know how many critics you get as long as the great she looked up to giving you praise and credit i think it sits with me and will for a long time. joshua's promoter eddie hearn also confirmed today that ireland's katie taylor will fight for the wba lightweight title next month on the joshua undercard. the olympic gold medallist from london 2012 has won her six professional fights so far, four by knockout. that's all from sportsday — on an evening of relief for west ham and slaven bilic. coming up in a moment, the paper

we're monitoring the game at wembley stadium in london. it's set to kick off any minute. we're watching to see how players may respond to president trump's latest comments. the baltimore ravens and carolina panthers are kicking off in london soon. we're getting word there are some players kneeling. we'll give you all details on which players chose to take a knee shortly. let's go to politics. just moments ago. senator rand paul of kentucky, one opposing his party's health care bill, he says he cannot in good conscience vote to keep it as it stabdz stands. >> it's not a bad idea. however, that being said, if they narrow the focus, expanding safings accounts, slowing down the rate of growth of an outrageous or out of control entitlement spending, sure, i'd be for that. >> nbc's mike is on capitol hill. you know it heads for a vote this week. any chance it could survive a vote? >> it's slim, no doubt after friday's events which john mccain dealt what was close to a death below to this republican, one more bite at the appear toll try to pass this bill with 50 votes. a simple

joshua of course knocked out klitschko at wembley stadium in his last fight and wants to continue cementingins the same, the motivation remains the same. some of the old legends of the sport, guys have looked up to, i have seen positive comments and are saying that the sport has been brought back to life than they are enjoying the heavyweight division and bobby are doing for it. when i get that type of respect from those guys, it is phenomenal. no matter how many critics you get as long as the greats are giving you credit, that sits with me. that will sit with me for a long time. we are not taken for a long time. we are not taken for granted. it goes for anthony, joshua, for us, nobody is taking

joshua's last fight was against vladimir klitchko at wembley stadium, the ukrainian has since retiredof his 26 pro—fights and that was to klitcshko two years ago. greetings fighting fans, i hope you are all well. on october 2081 will be defending my championship title of the world. it's been a long time coming andi of the world. it's been a long time coming and i cannot wait to get back into the ring. he says all three of his belts on the line and it mayjust be the ibf and the lesser regarded ipo, they may ta ke the lesser regarded ipo, they may take those titles out the equation as he is not facing their challengers. time for some cricket now — more on bangladesh and australia in a minute but first england's players have been going through their paces ahead of the third and final test against west indies which starts tomorrow. after a surprise victory for the windies in the last test at headingley, it's all to play for at lord's. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. here we are in the final test match of the english summer, september at lords can sometimes be a cold and dismal

this was london's wembley stadium yesterday, some of america's most famous and highly paid sports starsar—spangled banner. they decided to take action, triggered by donald trump's controversial comments on twitter, calling for players who take a knee to be fired. this has nothing to do with race, or anything else. this has to do with respect. and respect for ourflag. these latest protests are the biggest of their kind since they began last year. they were started by nfl player colin kaepernick, who refused to stand during the national anthem, in protest against police brutality and the treatment of black americans. but critics believe sport and politics shouldn't mix. they're being paid to do a job. they're not paid to come there and let their personal issues that they care about be known. surely, these athletes are entitled to have their own opinion, have their own political stance on what they believe in. please do it on twitter, please do it on your facebook page, do not do it on the field. fans are divided. the president has bigger things, biggerfish to fry. he needs to handle his w

nfl players actually started thousands of miles away from the united states here at london's wembley stadiumvens were taking on the jacksonville jaguars. a number of the players on both sides of the field actually did kneel down during the national anthem while some of the other officials and owners were arm and arm, standing in solidarity as well. the owner of the jacksonville jaguars said it was a privilege to stand on the sidelines with the team today for the national anthem. and he called president trump's recent statements that some players should be suspended or fired as divisive and contentious. we asked a few of the fans what they thought of the protests. >> i think they are right. i think every american is -- they have their right to any opinion they want to hold, as long as it's peaceful. >> for them to kneel, it's a peaceful protest rather than a violent one that you see on the news and on social media. so they definitely have their right to do that. but i think they should keep in mind those -- that are on opposite sides, that they look up to it. >> we have the pledge of allegian

the row resurfaced in london at wembley stadium ahead of an american football game, when several players say, can you see... you might think only a fool would pick a fight with these guys, but president trump is not shy of punching above his weight. today, though, at wembley, by refusing to stand for the star—spangled banner, dozens of players defied him. it came just days after president trump had this to say. wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, "get that son of a (bleep) off the field right now. out, he's fired. he's fired!" but in today's later games across the us, the defiance spread. taking a knee, as it's become known, has been used mainly by african—american players, in protest at cases of police brutality towards america's black communities. tonight, i am taking a knee for america. and last night at a concert in new york, stevie wonder, held by his son, went out of his way to criticise president trump. and it is notjust american footballers who are clashing with the president. steph curry is one of the world's best basketb

joshua last fight was the unification spectacular bout against vladimir klitchko at wembley stadium,nian has since retired ruling out a rematch. the 36—year—old pulev has only lost one of his 26 pro—fights and that was to klitcshko two years ago. greetings, fight fans — i hope you are well. on october 28th i will be defending my ibf, wba, ipo title. defending my ibf, wba, ibo title. my opponent is game, ready, and it has been a long time coming. i can't wait to get back in the ring. joshua says all three belts are on the line, but it mayjust be the ibf by fight—night. the wba and ibo may take those titles away because he isn't facing their challengers, facing their challengers. there were world cup qualifying wins last night for northern ireland and scotland and england also stayed top of their group by beating slovakia but fifa are awaiting the match officails report ffrom wembley after dele alli appeared to make an obscene gesture at the referee. the tottenham forward insists that it was directed towards his teamate kyle walker as a joke. i have not seen, but i have been made aware

this was london's wembley stadium yesterday, some of america's most famous and highly paid sports starsd banner. they decided to take action, triggered by donald trump's controversial comments on twitter, calling for players who take a knee to be fired. this has nothing to do with race, or anything else. this has to do with respect. and respect for ourflag. these latest protests are the biggest of their kind since they began last year. they were started by nfl player colin kaepernick, who refused to stand during the national anthem, in protest against police brutality and the treatment of black americans. but critics believe sport and politics shouldn't mix. they're being paid to do a job. they're not paid to come there and let their personal issues that they care about be known. surely, these athletes are entitled to have their own opinion, have their own political stance on what they believe in. please do it on twitter, please do it on your facebook page, do not do it on the field. fans are divided. the president has bigger things, biggerfish to fry. he needs to handle his worldly aff

larry: that was sweet, but not so much for ravens fans at wembley stadium. the first of four games to be played in london, and unfortunately blake had a career day with four touchdown passes. good thing it's only one game. [laughter] autria: what's going on in the now? kidd: what happens when someone is hired for a big drop job as a surgical unit dr. at a big hospital? "the good doctor" premieres tonight. i recently sat down with the star of the show for a preview. your character is this interesting character that we haven't seen on tv before, probably, a highly functioning autistic savant. >> yes, he's a fascinating character and i'm, you know, fortunate enough to be able to play him. there's a great responsibility that comes with it and i recognize that because sean has autism. >> you are killing him. was'm saving his life, he bleeding out. >> you have it in the wrong place. you would be in the right place if you were an adult, you're not an adult, he is a boy, meaning you are putting pressure on his trachea, meaning he's currently not breathing. kidd: it'

it happened during the national anthem at wembley stadium.rs who don't stand for the anthem should be fired. ( marty ) we spoke to kron four sports director gary radnich about how criticizing the president could impact both the nfl and the nba moving forward. <"there is a good portion of this country that do support trump, maybe not so much here. and the nfl and the nba and the guys that own this team. if people are looking for a reason not to support this team or products supported by these athletes. this has kind of opened the door for them to say maybe i will stay home or support what these people are selling. i don't want to say it's a risk, because i support anyone who puts their feelings out on the line, but there's more to it than just hey i love steph curry and whatever he says, there is a group of people who may be looking for reason not to attend these games or support these products."> ( marty ) two men try to steal an atm but it goes horribly wrong. we will show you the surveillance ( marty @landing) it was an atm robbery gone wro

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ravens-jaguars at wembley stadium. now the protest is spreading to baseball. overnight, this is bruce maxwell from the oakland a's taking a knee. >> all against the backdrop of a new abc news/"washington post" poll. showing 66% of americans say that donald trump has done more to divide this country. yet the poll shows his approval ratings up slightly. >> we begin with mary bruce. at the white house. mary, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the president this morning is picking the fight with two of the world's largest sports leagues and some of their most influential stars. and he is not backing down. over the last 24 hours, he's added fuel to the fierce debate in the country over race , intolerance, politics, and sports. this morning, the president versus the players. as trump sparks a political war with professional sports. it started with this jab and profanity about football players like colin kaepernick who kneel during the national anthem to protest racial and social injustice. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, when somebo

including an f l players the fire us president donald trump and neil during the national anthem at wembley stadium following his attack on athletes who had been silently protesting against racial injustice. hello exit polls in germany's elections put angular merkel and her policy on course for a fourth term in office but she lost electoral support anding a far right party its biggest victory in decades the polls say that merkel center right christian democratic union party want thirty three point three percent of the vote that gives them two hundred and twenty seats their main rival and current coalition partner the center left social democrats led by martin short skirt around twenty one percent of the vote or one hundred thirty seven seats. but the biggest change to germany's political scene is this the far right and anti islam alternative for germany or a.f.d. party getting thirteen point two percent of the vote that translates into eighty seven seats and makes them the third biggest party the three other main parties one between nine and ten percent of the vote but could find themselves in powe

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president donald trump these were the scenes at the wembley stadium as the baltimore ravens prepared to play the jacksonville jaguars on twenty to twenty five players and melted during the u.s. national anthem trumpet call for players to be fired if they make the gesture that's being used to protest racial inequality in the united states which cause an outrage among athletes in different sports. and spoke to the host of the suit podcast and sports legal analyst exam a pope who says sports and politics have always mixed or it's macho i say rest in peace to that of sports has always been little history of sport was about. the olympics you look at stadiums in a built world across the financed by taxpayer dollars not all of the media are and they are requiring there are particular municipalities to root for them to buy jerseys to spend their money so i say that question sports is marketed as regional is right out it's on sport it's all part of the game and that's why i said an owners donate a million dollars apiece over to you donald trump and i ration care so you can take it out of spor

joshua‘s last fight was the unification spectacular bout against vladimir klitchko at wembley stadiumou‘re all well. 28th october i will be defending my ibf and ibo heavyweight title of the world against, kubrat pulevjoshua. he is game. he‘s ready and it has been a long time coming. i can‘t wait to get back into the ring. joshua says all three belts are on the line, but it mayjust be the ibf by fight night. the wba and the lesser regarded ibo may take those titles out of the equation because he isn‘t facing their challengers. england‘s bowling coach 0tis gibson expects james anderson to continue playing international cricket beyond this winter‘s ashes series. england‘s leading wicket taker goes into thursday‘s third and deciding test against the west indies at lord‘s three wickets short of 500 in tests. he‘s turned 35 this summer and is sixth in the all—time list of test wicket takers. ultimately he is only playing one for mat of the game. he is only playing test match cricket. if you say to him, "look, i want you to get yourself fit to play ten games of cricket a year." i‘m sure that

president donald trump these were the scenes at the wembley stadium as the baltimore ravens prepared to play the jackson jacksonville jaguars around twenty to twenty five players and melted during the u.s. national anthem of trumpet call for players to be fired if they make the gesture that's being used to protest racial inequality in the united states which cause an outrage among athletes in different sports. waves avenir pope is the host of the suit up podcast and the sports legal analyst is got his suit on and does us live from chicago via skype savvy think you very much for joining us first of all n.b.a. players who are calling the president out on twitter what are these consequences legally if they decide to also neil during the national anthem at their games. potentially they could face the n.b.a. and n.f.l. have different standard in terms to dealing or standing in the natural anthem the n.b.a. requires players to stand for the national anthem they could be potentially be suspended but the p.r. look of the natural back to also shaken on a sheet player for not standing for the

this was london's wembley stadium yesterday, some of america's most famous and highly paid sports starsmments on twitter, calling for players who take a knee to be fired. this has nothing to do with race, or anything else. this has to do with respect. and respect for ourflag. these latest protests are the biggest of their kind since they began last year. they were started by nfl player colin kaepernick, who refused to stand during the national anthem, in protest against police brutality and the treatment of black americans. but critics believe sport and politics shouldn't mix. they're being paid to do a job. they're not paid to come there and let their personal issues that they care about be known. surely, these athletes are entitled to have their own opinion, have their own political stance on what they believe in. please do it on twitter, please do it on your facebook page, do not do it on the field. fans are divided. the president has bigger things, biggerfish to fry. he needs to handle his worldly affairs, and let us handle this as fans, and as owners and players. it's not something

joshua's last fight was the unification spectacular bout against vladimir klitchko at wembley stadium lost one of his 26 pro—fights and that was to klitcshko two years ago. joshua says all three belts are on the line, but it mayjust be the ibf by fight—night. the wba and the lesser regarded ibo may take those titles out of the equation because he isn't facing their challengers. the first of the men's quarterfinals at the usa open is under way. spain's pablo carreno busta is currently taking on diego schwartzman from argentina you can catch up with all the latest on the tennis pages at the bbc sport website. for now, that is all from us. that website there to keep you up—to—date. website there to keep you up-to-date. we will have more for you on sportsday at 6:30pm. studio: leah boletta, thank you. we will see you there at the bbc sport centre later. it's his 46th novel, and they include fantastically successful works for younger readers and for adults, but this time the author anthony horowitz has placed himself at the centre of the story called the word is murder. it's the first in a

what you're seeing here also from london, we had wembley stadium earlier today where we had evidence on both sides of the field there of players taking a stand against president trump and his condemnation of those athletes who have chosen to kneel in protest of his comments. >> of course, one of the president's early supporters strongly condemning his comments about the nfl players taking a knee during the national anthem. rex ryan, former coach for the buffalo bills. here he is this morning. >> i'm pissed off, i'll be honest with you, because i supported donald trump. i sat back when he asked me to introduce him at a rally in buffalo, i did that. but i'm reading these comments, and it's appalling to me. right away, i'm associated with what donald trump stands for and all that because, you know, i introduced him. i never signed up for that. i never wanted that's. >> and again, his comments coming on the heels of white a powerful scene from london this morning. a number of those nfl ravens and jaguars players you're seeing there taking a knee in defiance of the president's remarks on

joshua of course knocked out klitschko at wembley stadium in his last fight and wants to continue cementing the motivation is the same. what i have noticed is that some of the old legend of the sport, the likes of tyson, foreman, i have seen positive comments and they are saying they spark missing has been brought back to life and they are really enjoying the heavyweight division and what we're doing. so keep it going. when i get that type of respect from the greats i have looked up to, it is the nominal. i realise that no matter how many critics to get, as long as the greats are giving you please credit, that sets with me for a long time. —— praise and credit. eddie hearn also confirmed today that ireland's katie taylor will fight for the wba lightweight title next month on the anthonyjoshua undercard. the olympic gold medallist from london 2012 has won her six professional fights so far, four by knockout. it is still goalless at the london stadium. we will have more for you in the next hour. mps are set for a long night ahead. the vote on the bill that will transfer all eu laws into briti

just moments ago as the baltimore ravens prepared to play the jacksonville jaguars at london's wembley stadium around twenty to twenty five players knelt during the u.s. national anthem many of them locked all four standing again for god save the queen . kenya's eliot could chug he has won his second battle in marathon the two thousand and sixteen olympic gold medalist was targeting the marathon world record and fell thirty seven seconds short whether he crossed the finish line in two hours three minutes and thirty four seconds. a dollar was twelve seconds behind in second place fastest marathon debut in history. well kenya's football federation has blamed its government's lack of investment in infrastructure after the country was stripped of next year's african nations championship kenya was set to host the bi annual event for locally based players in january but after inspections that confederation of african football have decided they aren't ready. to go. regarding this year's chan competition we've decided in the interests of football because of doubts over planning whether it's about spor

chiltern railways is suspended between marylebone and wembley stadium due to a fallen tree on the linea tree falling on a line. trains may be diverted via richmond. 0n the roads, there are westbound delays for traffic on the highway heading through wapping towards tower hill. that's because traffic lights aren't working at the tower bridge junction. and in edgware, whitchurch lane is closed at canons park due to fallen trees near the underground station. local buses are on diversion. let's have a check on the weather now. storm aileen continues to bring strong gusts of wind around 4am this morning. at heathrow, just over 60 mph. still causing disruption. trees were down and branches down and it is still going to be windy today. it is a day of sunshine and showers. the wind at least for this morning fairly strong, but gradually in the afternoon it will fall a bit lighter. it won't dissipate completely. there will be a couple of heavy ones potentially. some brighter spells in between. the maximum temperature about 18 celsius. we still have showers into the evening and overnight. graduall

his last fight was the spectacular bout against wladimir klitschko at wembley stadium, another big crowdctober and that was to admit it go. i hope the fans are well. october the 28th, i will be defending my ibf wba heavyweight championship title of the world against a fighter named pulev. he is ready, it's been a long time coming. i can't wait to get backin time coming. i can't wait to get back in the ring. he says all three of his belts are on the line but it may just be of his belts are on the line but it mayjust be the ibf, the ipo and wba might not sanction the fight because he isn't facing one of their challengers. we will have to see about that in a couple of months. world cup qualifying winds for northern ireland and scotland last night and england, northern ireland and scotland last nightand england, and northern ireland and scotland last night and england, and they stay top of their group after beating slovakia but fifa awaiting the match official support from wembley after dele alli appeared to make an obscene gesture towards the referee. at totte n ha m obscene gesture towards

o'reilly like many grossly turned off by sunday's events particularly overseas at wembley stadium. >>ere in london and kneeled down on foreign soil and stood up for british anthem. >> god save the queen. >> i was angry and sad. can you imagine putting your life on the line in afghanistan and having leisure time and wanting to watch the football game and seeing your players, your american players disrespect the country and the flag on foreign soil, can you imagine how painful that was? >> gop fundraiser sent two emails from team trump that are centered around the nfl protests and kneeling controversy. corey stewart who is hope to go challenge tim kane to sign petition, if they kneel, we boycott. owners, players and leftist media who push their insulting divisive identity politics attacks on tradition and honor. temper tantrums thrown by grown men. speaks of sports and politics, could the title senator peyton manning be in the future? shortly after senator bob corker announced he will retire, suggested that peyton manning can be looking at senate seat of his own. manning may be more at

wembley before moving to the new white hart lane. darren eales is now president of new mls soccer club atlanta united. they themselves are about to move into a new stadiums at the new wembley. we actually had to play in a temporary stadium until we were moved into the new one coming up next week and the reality is that you get used to creature comforts and the surface and the pitch. i do think that look, it's been spoken of a lot but for wembley, and every tea m a lot but for wembley, and every team coming there, it becomes a big occasion for them. i think it is difficult and tottenham would have loved to have got the first win against chelsea to end that narrative and unfortunately they didn't. it will keep perpetuating until they get those results and i think it will be a tricky year for them, just because other teams will come in and they feel like they've got a chance because it is not white hart lane. where do you see totte n ha m hart lane. where do you see tottenham developing and going? a lot has been made this season about the structure at the club and how it does not compare to other teams like manchester united, what they are paying the playe

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stadium. tottenham play barnsley at wembley. tanya arnold is there for us.fans may not have anticipated a trip to wembley this season but they're here to take on totte n ha m season but they're here to take on tottenham and they have fond recent memories of playing here. they came twice last year in the football league trophy and league i play—off final. for tottenham are still bedding into a new home, they've yet to win here in the premier league but they look impressive in the champions league just last week. we're not expecting the likes of harry kane and dele alli to start tonight. but the tottenham manager was giving little away in his pre—match press conference. was giving little away in his pre-match press conference. we want to win, first i want to win, it is a good chance for some players to have the possibility to play. because we believe in everyone. then we decide because premier league, champions league, you decide to select some player. it is a big chance tomorrow. maybe i will surprise people with the team selection. we will adapt according to

spurs unveil their new stadium's ground—breaking pitch design. iamat i am at wembleynch of the women's news super league season. so, lots coming—up tonight, but we're starting with cricket because it's still all about the bowlers in the deciding test between england and west indies and today that bowler was james anderson, who became the first englishman to take 500 test wickets. england are still playing. there have been a few rain delays at lord's. 0ur correspondentjoe wilson has been watching at lord's. a huge cheer for anderson, joe. absolutely. in terms of the great statistical history of cricket and all those records, we will reflect onjames all those records, we will reflect on james anderson's 500 all those records, we will reflect onjames anderson's 500 test wickets. in the context of the match, bronze from ben stokes and stuart broad were important because it continues to be a test match when the bowlers are dominant. here we are in the second day, we could be playing for another 55 minutes. at the start of the day, with the weather i wasn't sure we would ev

wembley last november. wales and northern ireland displayed it in their stadiums.ink it is absolutely right that they should be able to do so. it's for the football associations, but i think a clear message is going from this house. we want our players to be able to wear those poppies. and i have to say to fifa, that before they start telling us what to do, they jolly well ought to sort their own house out. your reaction to the fact that this is like lin to be lifted soon? i'm surprised after everything that fifa said, the fact that they are changing their mind and accepting that the poppy is our national symbol of remembrance. it is not a militaristic or a political symbol, it isa militaristic or a political symbol, it is a symbol of remembrance and sacrifice and i'm overjoyed that they are saying you know what, you can wear it on your armbands. i am not one of those people who say you must wear a poppy. if you don't want to wear one, that's fine by me, but nobody should be able to tell us, you can't wear one. the new wording of the fifa law will tighten the defin

you were at the stadium last night, what were fans making of it? i was at chelsea and wembleyare excited. as the evening went on, they realised that the deal was falling through. they said it's the same old story. it's groundhog day, they were starting to get frustrated with the manager, as well. it's this whole almost domino effect. you get one, and the next, if you don't get the first, you don't get the next. it's like buying a house, you have a chain. sometimes it can be five, six players long. that's why some of them end up coming right to the end day. we focus on the highest paid. presumably lower down there are more average footballers still getting a lot of money. who suddenly have had to uproot their families and move to another club because at the last minute they've been shifted somewhere else. does that happen?m can happen. but there are financial benefits by moving as well. sure. nobody goes without being compensated in some way. what it's done, these crazy prices, it has helped the lower leagues, as well, because money does trickle down.- some extent. not as much