but it wasn't enough as wigan held on to win 24—22.u want to see andy murray on a roller coaster? of course you do.

could they get past wigan? not in the end, so wigan held on to win, 24—22.lls to allow boxing and martial arts lessons in prisons and young offenders institutions have been rejected by the government. the proposal was part of a review into how sport and a healthy diet could be used to help rehabilitate inmates and reduce re—offending. but the ministry ofjustice said it was concerned the classes would amount to combat training for inmates. the author of the reccommendation — is professor rosie meeks — shejoins us now from southampton. alsojoining us isjohn mcavoy who turned his life around through exercise and sport in prison , and is now a world record breaking indoor rower. john, we will talk to you in a moment, first, to professor meek in southampton. why did you make a recommendation for boxing and martial arts and what is your view of the government ‘s explanation for why it is not prepared to adopt it? this is one of 12 recommendations are made from the review. i'm delighted that the ministry of justice have broadly accepted by recommendations and look

wigan warriors surived a second half rally from castleford tigers to move three ponts clear of second tonight. an early liam marshall try afterjust four minutes set the warriors on their way to a 20—0 lead at half time. gabe hamlin, dan sarbut castleford came back fighting and scored four tries of their own, but it wasn't enough as wigan held on to win 24—22. here are the results from the other matches in the super 8s and qualifiers. warrington thrashed challenge cup finalists catalansd dragons 56—6, steve price's side are up to 3rd. st helens were beaten 16—12 at home by huddersfield with wakefield comfortable 31—13 winners at hull fc. meanwhile, in the qualifiers, a big win for salford 28—10 they won at hull kr. so, the new premier league season is underway. it was a pretty frantic final day of the transfer window on thursday, but the prize for the most imaginative presentation of a new player has to go to villareal. a magician took to the centre of the pitch at the estadio de la ceramica, look at the theatrical gestures and the glass tube filled with smoke. former arsenal midfeilde

st helens are still ahead of wigan by six points in the table.are all but over after they were heavily beaten by wakefield. rafael nadal has a fight on his hands trying to reach the fourth round of the us open. the world number one went a set down against russia's karen khachanov, who took the first set 7—5 after having four set points, but the spaniard fought back to take the second set 7—5. they are in to the third set in the arthur ashe stadium where it is 4—3 to nadal. the world's fastest man — usain bolt has taken another step towards playing professional football. the retired athlete — who holds the record for the 100 and 200 metres — came—on as a sub for the australian a league side — the central coast mariners in a pre—season friendly. he's hoping to impress enough to get a deal ahead of the new season — however he was unable to take this chance — ironically hejust wasnt quick enough. now, we're now going to take you back exactly 50 years ago today. that was when the legendary west indies all—rounder sir garfield sobers became the first p

defender dan burn hasjoined brighton from wigan.illion, but it's believed he'll be loaned back to wigan for the first half of the season. 19—year—old australian daniel arzani is joining manchester city from their partner club melbourne city. he was the youngest player at the world cup and is expected to join scottish champions celtic on loan to aid his development. manchester united manager jose mourinho had hoped to bring in two more players, warning that it would be "a difficult season" if he couldn't, but the clock is ticking and speaking this morning, it looks as though he is resigned to making do with what he's got. iam not i am not confident. i am not confident. the market closes today, so confident. the market closes today, so it is time, at least for me, at least for me, to stop thinking about the market because the market will be closed. so, i will have to focus on the players i have. so, i will have to focus on the players i have. great britain's wheelchair rugby team have missed out on a place in the final of the world ch

but it wasn't enough as wigan held on to win 24—22. america. he apologised for swearing — we've cut that bit out — and said that he felt a bit queazy afterwards. nick kyrgios must be holding the camera. i really like that drop shot. that is a really bad joke and i can't believe i made it on television. the age at which people in england will be screened for bowel cancer is to be lowered by ten years, to 50, bringing the country in line with scotland. public health england says it hopes the change could improve survival rates for patients, so who will be affected.. currently there are around 42,000 new cases of bal cancer each year across the uk. of those cases, around 16,000 people die from the disease. if it's caught early around 9 out of 10 patients survive. that figure becomes just 1 in 10 for those diagnosed at a later stage. let's talk about this. do you see this, i mean, this is a ten year difference from the age of 6250. talk us through some of the practicalities. over the next few months for few years, we were changing the scre

wigan warriors survived a second half rally from castleford tigers to move three points clear of secondr minutes set the warriors on their way to a 20—0 lead at halftime. gabe hamlin, dan sarginson, and ryan sutton also crossed over, but castleford came back fighting and scored four tries of their own including this one from paul mcshane, but it wasn't enough as wigan held on to win 24—22. here are the results from the other matches in the super 8's and qualifiers. warrington thrashed challenge cup finalists catalansd dragons 56—6, steve price's side are up to third. st helens were beaten 16—12 at home by huddersfield with wakefield comfortable 31—13 winners at hull fc. meanwhile, in the qualifiers a big win for salford 28—10 they won at hull kr. so the new premier league season is under way. it was a pretty frantic final day of the transfer window for english teams on thursday, but the prize for the most imaginative presentation of a new player has to go to villareal. a magician took to the centre of the pitch at the estadio de la ceramica, look at the theatrical gestures and the glass

but it wasn't enough as wigan held on to win 24—22.their top player back home. there was a buildup to that. not a bad way to unveil what is essentially a free tra nsfer unveil what is essentially a free transfer who might not play that much. brilliant. when a magician was going to open, there was a plot —— applause. what if they couldn't get him out? —— pause. he would have to stay on the field and everyone would have to play around him. for a lot of kids there's nothing more embarrassing than their dad trying to dance. but dancing is a great way of getting fit, so a group of men in brighton have decided to shrug off the shame, and they've become so confident that they've performed in front of 1500 people. mike bushell has been to train with the brilliantly named 0utta puff daddys. they eat to the beat in michael's house and when music be the food of love and all the myths about embarrassing dad ‘s dan single out the window, most of the time. because it's just around the kitchen but michael is moving to the rhythm. hejoined at at —— da

an early liam marshall try set wigan on their way to a 20—0 half time lead...e from paul mcshane. but it wasn't enough as wigan held on to win 24—22. and that is all your sport. we are going to pick up now with one of the success stories from the european championships, which has been great to follow, really exciting. last night there was a brilliant sequence of events. britain's katarina johnson—thompson came close to a gold in the heptathlon yesterday. she held the lead after five events but lost it to a huge javelin throw by the seemingly unstoppable belgian, nafi thiam. and shejoins us now. congratulations on your silver medal win yesterday. how are you feeling? yeah, iam win yesterday. how are you feeling? yeah, i am super tired. i didn't get much sleep. but i'm glad to be back in the stadium and reflecting on a good performance. you had a pretty tough competitor who you are up against in the form of nafi thiam. how do you go into an event like that knowing that the competition is so strong? yeah, i speak highly of her. she has scored over 7000 points. she

i payjust over £1000 a year. john has two kids and commutes from outside wigan into manchester.d cost an extra £32 next yearin ticket could cost an extra £32 next year in line with inflation. remember, this is august, when things are supposed to be quiet but after half an hour of ourjourney, it was standing room only and remember, these passengers have suffered weeks of disruption with cancellations and delays. at the end of january‘s rail they arise, cancellations and delays. at the end ofjanuary‘s rail they arise, the government has suggested a lower measure of inflation, the consumer price index, rather than the retail price index, should be used in future to produce smaller increases to ticket prices but it says costs, like rail workers wages, should go up like rail workers wages, should go up at like rail workers wages, should go upata like rail workers wages, should go up at a lower rate. salary amounts to the half the cost of the industry asa to the half the cost of the industry as a whole sea can't make adjustments without working with the unions. undersupported they jus

but it wasn't enough as wigan held on to win 24—22.ety for public health is calling for people to take part in a digital detox for the whole of september. we'll be talking to them in a moment, as well as one woman who says social media is a force for good. first, let's see what some of you had to say. i use social media every day pretty much, really. i use it for personal... keeping up with friends. i use it so much. i probably use it on a daily basis. i use it because it's quite entertaining. i used to use it a lot a few years ago, but now i'm going weeks without even logging on. my favourite apps would be twitter and instagram. i'm mad on twitter. i use facebook. that's the social media i use. i use facebook. i use snapchat the most. a social media detox would make me feel completely cut off. i don't feel like i'd have any contact with my friends. i could definitely go for a week, maybe start with a weekend, but not a month. i've had six months off facebook, so that's no problem. i think so, but not everyone's like me. would you go f

john has two kids and commutes from appley bridge, outside wigan, into manchester. train turns up, sometimes they don't. now his season ticket could cost an extra £32 next year, in line with inflation. i don't know how they can justify that when they can't even get it to run on time at the best of times, so it's an absolute disgrace. remember, this is august, when things are supposed to be quiet, but after half an hour of ourjourney, it was standing room only. and remember, these passengers have suffered weeks of disruption, with cancellations and delays. amid the anger overjanuary‘s rail fare rise, the government has now suggested that a lower measure of inflation — the consumer price index, rather than the retail price index — should be used in future to produce smaller increases to ticket prices, but it says costs, like rail workers' wages, should go up at a lower rate too. salaries amount to about half the costs of the industry as a whole, so you can't make adjustments without working with the unions as well. i'm really disappointed they've just said no. they've

stoke city's winless run in the championship continued as they were well beaten 2—0 by newly promoted wiganere also wins for norwich, sheffield wednesday and bolton while blackburn and reading ended ina draw. ajax have taken a big step to qualifying for the group stages of this season's champiomns league. the four time winners of the competion beat dynamo kiev 3—1 in amsterdam. dusan tadic, their summer signing from southampton, scored the third to give the dutch side a two—goal cushion to take to ukraine next week. two other games tonight in the final round of qualifying. celtic‘s conquerers aek athens beat vidi 2—1 in hungary while young boys and dinamo zagreb drew one—all in switzerland. let's round up some other football lines from today now. thierry henry has agreed to become the new manager of bordeaux according to reports in france. he's been a member of the belgian coaching team for the past two years, and is set to take over from gus poyet who was suspended by the club last week for publically criticising the sale of a player. kyle lafferty has returned to former club rangers after

and finally in the last few minutes super league side wigan warriors have announced that the wales rugbyoining the club after next year's rugby world cup injapan. edwards will see out his contract with the welsh rugby union to next year... as a possible replacement for paul gustard at england that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to tomorrow's papers. whitney adi guardian's political correspondent and michael from westminster. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the guardian ‘s buses with the fall in the pound, and it fears that britain is facing a no—deal brexit. the financial times leads on saudi arabia selling canadian assets after the country criticised the arrest of a female activist. the express reports claims that rising energy bills could put lives at risk after british gas announced an increase of almost 4%. the metro shows a nurse scolded by a patient, highlighting the dangers facing front line nhs staff. the telegraph has scottish conservative lead, ruth davidson, condemning the borisjohnson burqa lead, ru

queens park rangers halted a terrible run of form with a 1—0 win over wigan. won. birmingham lead nottingham forest 1—0 in the late kick—off. four games to tell you about in the scottish premiership — second placed hibernian drew i—i with third placed aberdeen. hearts were 1—0 winners at kilmarnock. livingston beat saint mirren 2—0 while saintjohnstone saw off dundee 1—0 it was a scramble in spa at qualifying for the belgian grand prix — as rain showers caused chaos. but lewis hamilton came out on top and will start from pole for tomorrows race, with sebastian vettel in second. the other big story of the day is that the two force india cars are on the second row — just days after the team were rescued from liquidation. nick parrott reports: at spa the weather can be unpredictable. making the action unmissable. the green light came on before heavy rain in the final session. to suit the drivers to set a time before having to come back in to swa p a time before having to come back in to swap their slick tires for something more appropriate. lewis hamilton usually

catala ns remain bottom of the super eights, wigan still second.hrashed australia 38—13 in sydney. waisake naholo got a couple of second half tries for the world champions. mark johnston has equalled the all—time record number of british winners for a racehorse trainer. the horse dr richard kimble won at ripon to give johnston his 4,193rd victory, reaching the mark set by richard hannon senior. johnston trained his first winner way back in 1987 and his victories have earned 53 million pounds in prize money. britain's swimmers are having their own ‘super saturday‘ on the penultimate day of the european para swimming championships in dublin. they're just over halfway through this evening's session and there's already been eight british medals, including a clean sweep in the women's s14100m butterfly. paralympic champion ellie robinson has also been in action, claiming gold in the s6 50m butterfly — and she's taken the opportunity to speak out about the need for better mental health support for athletes. ink up and doing quite a lot of work and birmin

john has two kids and commutes from appley bridge, outside wigan, into manchester.t. now his season ticket could cost an extra £32 next year, in line with inflation. i don't know how they can justify that when they can't even get it to run on time at the best of times, so it's an absolute disgrace. remember, this is august, when things are supposed to be quiet, but after half an hour of ourjourney, it was standing room only. and remember, these passengers have suffered weeks of disruption, with cancellations and delays. amid the anger overjanuary‘s rail fare rise, the government has now suggested that a lower measure of inflation — the consumer price index, rather than the retail price index — should be used in future to produce smaller increases to ticket prices, but it says costs, like rail workers' wages, should go up at a lower rate too. salaries amount to about half the costs of the industry as a whole, so you can't make adjustments without working with the unions as well. i'm really disappointed they've just said no. they've said, basically, we want our member

super league side wigan warriors have announced that the wealth rugby union defence coach, shaun edwardslub after next year's rugby was cut in japan. edwards will see out his contract with the welsh rugby union, and continue to work with warren gatland through next year. and that is all the sport now. hello, there. it was a pretty one day across the south—east, nowhere near as hot as it has been. there were a few showers across the country, too, and a fresher feel to things. now the sun was setting, during these evening, but heinz and —— behind some clouds. most of those is about throughout part of the night, but the rest of the week, set to stay a bit cooler, with sunshine. the reason that it is cooler, is we are picking up atlantic airflow. the orange colour, which is intense heat across the continent. the rest of the night will be dry and clear, light winds, a few showers returning to the west of scotland and western parts of northern ireland, and across the south—east corner, more cloud and if you showers. that will keep temperatures up. it could be quite a chilly night, dipping now

i payjust over £1,000 a year. john has two kids and commutes from appley bridge, outside wigan, intorrendous. sometimes one train turns up, sometimes they don't. now his season ticket could cost an extra £32 next year, in line with inflation. i don't know how they can justify that when they can't even get it to run on time at the best of times, so it's an absolute disgrace. remember, this is august, when things are supposed to be quiet, but after half an hour of ourjourney, it was standing room only. and remember, these passengers have suffered weeks of disruption, with cancellations and delays. amid the anger overjanuary‘s rail fare rise, the government has now suggested that a lower measure of inflation — the consumer price index, rather than the retail price index — should be used in future to produce smaller increases to ticket prices, but it says costs, like rail workers' wages, should go up at a lower rate too. salaries amount to about half the costs of the industry as a whole, so you can't make adjustments without working with the unions as well. i'm really disappointed they'v

aston villa came from behind to beat wigan 3—2 with an injury time winner.top of the table with seven points, nottingham forest, sheffield united, rotherham and swansea. derby and leeds kicked off at 5:30pm. into the second half and leads ahead 2-1. --. after two days of rain interrupted play at lord's, england have made the most of the sunshine on the third day of the second test against india. they had a wobbly start before a big partnership between jonny bairstow and chris woakes saw them build a very healthy first innings lead. patrick gearey has more. it all seemed so calm. after yesterday's storm damage, a short sunlit stroll would take england beyond india's total. but a right leg betrayal, lbw, letters that would recur. and this cop from behind at 32—2. not long before another lbw, the new boy up trapped at 28. this twojoe root, different bowler, same result. that finger again. it accounted forjos buttler, too, an unsettled test that has a more rain and runs. in that context, jonny bairstow and his 50 was a fortune. no other man had gone that fork in

john has two kids and commutes from appley bridge, outside wigan, into manchester. sometimes one train turns up, sometimes they don't. now his season ticket could cost an extra £32 next year, in line with inflation. i don't know how they can justify that when they can't even get it to run on time at the best of times, so it's an absolute disgrace. remember, this is august, when things are supposed to be quiet, but after half an hour of ourjourney, it was standing room only. and remember, these passengers have suffered weeks of disruption, with cancellations and delays. amid the anger overjanuary‘s rail fare rise, the government has now suggested that a lower measure of inflation — the consumer price index, rather than the retail price index — should be used in future to produce smaller increases to ticket prices, but it says costs, like rail workers' wages, should go up at a lower rate, too. salaries amount to about half the costs of the industry as a whole, so you can't make adjustments without working with the unions as well. i'm really disappointed they've just s

home wins for preston and wigan.premier league last season, lost 2—1 at home to bolton. another team down from the premier league swansea havejust beaten sheffield united 2—1. in the day's early game in league one, sunderland beat fellow promotion hopefuls charlton 2—1. but they left it late. scoring twice in the second half, with the winner from lynden gooch coming in the 96th minute. all the results and reports from every game in the football league — and scotland — on the bbc sport website. in the national league, newly promoted big spenders salford city drew their opening game of the season with leyton orient. ryan giggs — the wales manager and salford shareholder — was watching, alongside his former manchester united team—mate & co—owner paul scholes. they saw new signing rory gaffney open the scoring in the first half. 0rient‘s pressure after the break paid dividends with craig clay's shot turned into his own net by liam hogan. a sensational performance from swimmer adam peaty had the water at boiling point in

stoke city's winless run in the championship continued as they were well beaten 3—0 by newly promoted wiganay and bolton, while blackburn and reading ended in a draw. thierry henry has agreed to become the new manager of bordeaux, according to reports in france. he's been a member of the belgian coaching team under roberto martinez for the past two years. they finished third in this year's world cup. if confirmed, he'll take over from the former premier league manager, gus poyet, who was suspended by the club last week for publically criticising the sale of a player. kyle lafferty has returned to former club rangers after hearts accepted an improved offerfor the player. the northern ireland international was previously at ibrox between 2008 and 2012. lafferty could make his debut in tomorrow's europa league qualifier against ufa, with clubs permitted to register two wildcard signings the day before a uefa competition fixture. it was deemed a success at the world cup, and very soon we could see var, or video assisted referee, used in the champions league. uefa has been looking into introduci

edwards won every available honour over a 14—year playing career with wigan.s might be? mike busheu who do you think this might be? mike bushell doing one of his daring deeds, doing a wheelie. it's not me, i‘m on the back of the bike that ron haslam is riding. are we not going to see that again? you are participating in a wheelie.” to see that again? you are participating in a wheelie. i am sitting... iam participating in a wheelie. i am sitting... i am a by—sitter should we save. look at that! 130 mph -- should we say. were you scared? loved every minute of it. are you going to get a motorbike? it's not going to get a motorbike? it's not going down well in the family. i had a scooter one time, too tricky to drive around town, but i loved that, i would go again. where was that? donnington. i liked the sound effect, the little ding, that was nice, shall we see it again? we can hear the nice, shall we see it again? we can hearthe ding in nice, shall we see it again? we can hear the ding in slo—mo. naga very fa st hear the ding in slo—mo. naga very fast on a moto

being held in secret internment camps in china the un human rights panel estimates that two million wigan's and muslim minorities have been forced into political camps for indoctrination in the region jang region chinese government has launched a security crackdown in the area accusing many residents of conning separatist attacks we are a mostly muslim community who live in western china. well now the the travel plans of some fifty five thousand people across europe have been disrupted after ryanair pilots went on strike one in six of ryan as flights have been canceled as pilots in germany island sweden belgium and the netherlands walk off the job of the pay and conditions dominate kane reports from berlin. sleeping on the airport floor rather than in a holiday hotel all because of the strike that's hit ryanair for these passengers their vacation is beginning with uncertainty and lots of tricky questions like this couple freshmen from the states and we landed here in berlin right yeah i mean really. they told us that the ryanair flight to athens that we had booked are being canceled because

rugby league and wigan warriors are still on course for a home semi—final in the super league play—offsy won by 35—6 in the super 85, with catalans resting several first—choice players ahead of next weekend's challenge cup final against warrington. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben with the papers. hello and welcome to our review of this morning's sunday papers. with me are the journalists and writers james rampton and eve pollard. welcome to you both and thank you so much for being with us. let's ta ke a quick look at the front pages. the observer reports on the fashion boss julian dunkerton dontating a million pounds to the people's vote campaign. the mail on sunday says chinese pirates have plundered 10 shipwrecks holding the remains of world war two heroes. boris johnson's visit to a west london mosque is pictured in the sunday times. but the paper says his official facebook page is host to anti—islamic posts. there's talk of tory rebellion in the sunday express. it says theresa may is under increasing pressure to scrap her controversial brexit chequers deal.

another defeat, this time at home to wigan. they lost 3—0. manager and the team. aston villa are still unbeaten in the championship, but onlyjust after securing a two all draw against brentford with just 16 seconds to spare. much better though for aston villa, they're still unbeaten this season, but they needed a late equaliser against brentford. neal maupay put brentford ahead in each half at villa park, butjonathan kodjia was just as prolific, and rescued a point for villa deep into injury time. it finished 2—2. it was another night of british success at the european para—athletics championships in berlin. teenager kare adenegan beat fellow brit hannah cockroft to win t3a100m gold. atjust 17, she is already the world record holder but this is herfirst major title having been beaten into second place by cockroft at both the paralympics and world championships. there was gold too for shot putter vanessa wallace in the f34 event. it's the 41 year—old's first international title after finishing fifth at both the rio paralympics and last year's

and finally in the last few minutes, super league side wigan warriors have announced that the wales rugbyoining the club after next year's rugby world cup injapan. edwards will see out his contract with the wru and will continue to work with warren gatland though to next year. edwards did apply for the head job at harlequins and have also been touted as a possible replacement for paul gustard at england that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10.30. a nine—year—old girl has died after suffering a head injury at a rock slide in north yorkshire. police we re slide in north yorkshire. police were called at 4:15pm this afternoon. 0ur correspondent is in newcastle. what more can you tell us? it's very upsetting news from north yorkshire this morning because what we understand from local people in that small village is that this was a family visiting on holiday with their nine—year—old daughter who was hit by these falling rocks and received that fatal head injury. we are also hearing from local people that this was a very serious rock fall which probably explains t

rugby league, and wigan warriors are still on course for a home semi—final in the super league play—offs ahead of next weekend's challenge cup final against warrington. i want to know you borrowed the shirt from. do they know you borrowed it? you havejust been rifling through the wardrobes in the dressing rooms, could be sally's. it's fast, furious, and not for the faint hearted. drift racing, or sliding your car round a bend at 90 degrees while driving at 60 miles per hour, is the latest adrenaline—pumping road sport getting british motorheads hot under the hood. today, liverpool's dockside plays host to the world's finest drift racers, as they take to the city's streets. ricky boletto is there to give us a steer on what it is all about. good morning. tell us what it is all about, then. yes, good morning. if burning rubber, smoking engines and loud noises is your thing, this will definitely be up your street. it is the drift shifters 2018 event, it is usually held in new zealand, where drift racing is massive, but for the first time they are in liverpool. strand has been taken over, the

home wins for preston and wigan. kicked off at sheffield united. earlier, sunderland started life in league one with a 2—1win over fellow promotion hopefuls charlton but they left it late. scoring twice in the second half, with the winner from lynden gooch arriving in the 96th minute! if you want to look at all the dates the multi sport european european championships is into its third day, and britain has its first gold in the pool — adam peaty won the 100m breastroke final — breaking his own world record in glasgow. peaty quashed any question marks over his form at the commonwealth games this year, finishing in 57 seconds flat, shaving more than one tenth of a second off his previous rceord, it's peaty‘s 18th major title. team mate james wilby took silver truthfully now, i am just so humbled for the support, it has been incredible journey and four—year cycle, it means so much to me. and it just shows that the team, we cycle, it means so much to me. and itjust shows that the team, we are pushing and pushing and oh m

the cloud came in from the atlantic, so thanks, jean, for perhaps getting a bit soggy underfoot in wiganouth—westerly flow, all tied into these weather fronts. quite windy particularly into the far north on those exposed to some of the cloud in temperatures will not fall very far. a cloudy night, a windy night in the far north and we will see some outbreaks of rain in the northern ireland close to the scottish borders and northern england. in comparison to the night just passed it will be a milder one, 12-16. just passed it will be a milder one, 12—16. quite a humid, to the weekend. looks likely saturday will see the best of the drier weather if you have outdoor plans. some of the rain on sunday could be quite heavy andi rain on sunday could be quite heavy and i will come onto that in just a moment. we start saturday on a cloudy zero for many. 0utbreaks moment. we start saturday on a cloudy zero for many. outbreaks of light rain still across the scottish borders. still windy into the far north—west —— a cloudy note. perhaps some sunshine coming through. then we will see sunny spells and

last night they lost 3—0 at home to newly—promoted wigan athletic. do that, but players say they weren‘t consulted. i will be back with more sport after 10am. thanks very much. students are picking up their gcse results this morning. that feels like many years ago now. there has been a small rise in the number of pupils reaching the pass level — up to 66%. gone are a and a* in england, although not in wales and northern ireland. instead those english candidates who‘ve done exceptionally well will be getting 9s — and those who‘ve done less well get a one or ungraded. it‘s a new marking system that‘s been rolled out across subjects in england this year — and the grades are supposed to give pupils more chance to excel. but have they infact caused teenagers extra stress? we spoke to some students to get their advice on how to cope on results day. exams don‘t define who you are. i was incredibly nervous for my results day. and so me and my friend had agreed that we'd get our results, and go to somewhere quieter away from everybody else. i failed my maths

. —— wigan. it was filmed as part of a behind—the—scenes documentary that's out this week. you that insight into what goes on in the dressing room. they have one lot of games, but it is really interesting when they lose and the amount of talking that he does. even if you hate football but you are into studying leadership... it is clearly working! sit down, watch this! have a look at this, this is another bit from the documentary. here's kevin de bruyne being mobbed by his city team mates after scoring the winner against chelsea. the cameras were on when he came into the dressing room after the match. you know the song, have a look who is singing it. cheering. kevin de bruyne! when you hear the white stripes, seven nation army, you ever sing own name to that? no. laughter. honestly. honestly. think he is a bit embarrassed. you'll hear more from his interview at 20 to nine this morning. this is called a tease, we are teasing you. a fascinating insight into how they got their success this season. ‘all or nothing: manchester city', will be available from friday on prime video.

alan collins, a solicitor who represents some of the claimants in this case, and labour mp for wigant was a constant. how were you treated? cruelly. for any misdemeanour. both the people who ran the home, they would hit you. if they didn't hit you, the dog would attack you. we had a three—way action each time. it was physical, verbal and mental abuse. there was no sexual abuse. what impact has that had on your life?” no sexual abuse. what impact has that had on your life? i have to speakfor that had on your life? i have to speak for everybody here. basically, it's a loss to everything i ever had. your relationships and family. my had. your relationships and family. my immediate family. my extended families. it is a long, hard road. you just don't get over it. terrible. i'm going to bring in mallek collins, rex. allan collins, why is the government responsible for the kind of things rex hasjust described? successive governments had a policy of sending children out to the commonwealth countries, in particular australia, but other countries as well such as rhodesia. the idea was to buil

recently we saw hospital workers in wigan, many low—paid, taking industrial action to stop the jobs outsourcede sense that workers want employers to take them seriously and to listen to concerns, and to act upon them. thank you forjoining us this morning. it is interesting. even the mcdonald's strikes still ended up with 80% of workers going with the more flexible contracts, but some changes were made, and are they worth it, the strikes? the unions think so. thank you. the mountain hare is native to the scottish highlands. in the summer they are grey—brown and in the winter they turn white. but according to new research, their numbers have fallen to less than one percent of their levels in the 1950s. conservationists blame culling, but that is disputed. kevin keane is in aberdeenshire finding out more. presumably trying to find some of the rare hares as well. good morning. yes, we haven't seen any here today. this is a controversial issue, this area of conservation, and land management. it basically means targeting one species for the protection of another. in this case, targeting hares for th