clearly they were also surprised the manchester city winger didn't make the squad. brutal. that's all from sportsday. coming up next on bbc news it's the papers. goodnight. welcome to our look ahead at the papers. joining me is laura humes am a political correspondent at the financial times. good to see you both. let's ta ke let's take a look at the front pages. the i the story —— has the story of a woman who was due to breast cancer with her own white blood cells. rbs shares to be part nationalised in the financial times. the list of safety failures which led to the groenefeld —— the list of safety failures which led to the grenfell tower disaster in the guardian. details have been published. and a picture of the kitchen of flat i6 published. and a picture of the kitchen of flat 16 where the fire started. an mi5 undercover operation to capture britain's youngest female jihadis he was found guilty of terrorist charges at the old bailey today. thousands caught in a debt trap as social care costs go up. and the smash and grab robbery carried out on michael mcintyre. w

raheem sterling for manchester city or marcus rashford for manchester united ? that manchester city or marcus rashford for manchester united? that is not a debate. sterling has had an outstanding season and i don't think southgate will rip up the plan he has got in his head based on one performance. there is obviously a training game on monday. he will play 11 versus 11. i guess if rashford was noticeably superior to sterling in that game then he might be giving the england manager more to think about. i think sterling gets the nod onjune 18. to think about. i think sterling gets the nod on june 18. those are the personnel decisions. the atmosphere of the squad has been talked about as well, particularly since they have been together at st george's park. we're going to show you submit to stop jesse george's park. we're going to show you submit to stopjesse lingard after the game last night. he picked out a sign in the crowd which said please, jesse lingard, give me the shirt. he gave a small boy a shirt. it was the nephew of the person who had the sign up. he po

last year's manchester and even local government. last yea r‘s manchester bombing and even local government. last year's manchester bombing that killed 22 people was an intelligence failure. the bomber, solomon a baby, was one of 20,000 people listed on mis's was one of 20,000 people listed on mis‘s database as a former subject of interest. if more people knew about such potential terrorists, the theory goes, the better the chances of stopping them. but this theory carries its own risks. there is a concern that some innocent people get caught up in it, but the bigger concern is more around information leaking out, information leaking out from security services identifying an individual as a person of consent, that being shared with the local council, then getting into the public domain. the westminster bridge attacker, who drove a hired van last year into pedestrians, was another name on mis‘s database. now greater efforts are to be made to quickly detect and act on any suspicious transactions by suspects, including right—win

the manchester bomb was among that wider pool of 20,000. —— the manchester bomber. hopefully the changes today will stop people being able to move from category to another without much notice. thank you very much. the headlines on bbc newsroom live: the grenfell tower inquiry has been told there's evidence that the organisations involved in refurbishing the building did not understand how the new cladding system would behave in a fire. the home secretary, sajid javid, has said the security services must change their approach to fighting terrorism and learn the lessons of last year's attacks in london and manchester. downing street says the disruption to rail passengers is "totally unacceptable" as cancellations continue, despite the introduction of temporary timetables designed to halt the disruption. let'sjoinjohn watson let's join john watson for a let's joinjohn watson for a sport update. good afternoon. holders germany have announced their world cup squad with one notable absentee, manchester city's leroy sane omitted from their 23 man squad ahead of the tournam

the mayor of greater manchester wa nts the mayor of greater manchester wants them to be stripped of their licence. he says northern rail are in the last chance saloon at this point and they have inflicted misery on travellers across the north of england. in london, the mayor of london siddique can —— sadiq khan says govia thameslink are hurting the economy because people can‘t travel in and out of london properly. we know chris grayling will meet him very frustrated mps whose constituencies have been affected. i think risk correct —— chris grayling and govia thameslink have a double challenge, they have to get the services back to normal and they have to restore public confidence that they can run proper services as they should be doing. charlotte, thank you very much for that. let‘s catch up with the weather, ben rich is here in the studio. that is not anywhere near here? no, our weather is relatively quiet site. i would take you to one part of europe where the weather is far from quite, that is romania, over the weekend. those were hailstones that fell, a covering of hail in

we're working with a command structure at greater manchester so we're covering all of the manchester area. the footprint we are planning for and reassuring on isa we are planning for and reassuring on is a very large footprint. is it fairto on is a very large footprint. is it fair to say it is contained but not yet under control? i would say it is contained and under control given the current situation with the wind direction and the weather, the heat etc. things can develop, especially u nfortu nately etc. things can develop, especially unfortunately giving that window we have every night when we can't fight the fire. under what circumstances would you decide to close the moors? that would be on the guidance of specialist personnel with that knowledge from a fire and rescue point of view as long as the public aren't interviewing and causing, through honest mistakes, further incidents them at this moment there is no reason to close it, especially during this lovely weather at such a lovely location. to define generally entering like this that there are problems when people are having

lots of resources being deployed by manchester fire and rescue service. my manchester fire and rescue service. my question is if there is additional resources needed. a request has gone in for military assistance. then that is what the country must provide. some of the conditions have been described to me, over the distance firefighters are having to travel to get to the fire, the equipment they are wearing, the conditions are extreme. we must give them every bit of support that we can. in terms of the impact on the local area, it is significant. you can feel the air we are breeding in right now, which is says, but it isn‘t good. this is better than what it has been in other parts of the day, particularly this morning. —— breathing in right now. some schools have had to be closed. lots of people are asking if the closures will apply tomorrow. we will get that information as soon as decisions are made, which will be very soon. decisions are made, which will be very soon. we understand the disruption that is happening. it means families are at home in

highlighted the fact that manchester united have a special philosophy you well squad very few gather is that some think you are looking to bring into the squad yeah i mean you could be the most talented team in the world but you know if you haven't got the team spirit then you won't win anything and i was lucky enough to be part of so many great teams great players but one thing that we hard we had a good team spirit i'm looking. a great bunch of bunch allots you know i seen that first hand on the china tour not only makes the friends which which helps you know i would never rest on my laurels when i was a player and i don't want my players to do this you want them to achieve better things maybe unfortunately you don't get. that extra motivation to get the team to a well and you said looking ahead to the year yeah you know i think there's a balance and i think when i was involved our newly qualified for the will cope in ninety four and then also the euro. in the early millennium and then after both campaigns we were nowhere near the next year or the next campaign so far ok we got to

united you highlighted the fact that manchester united have this special philosophy. very few gather is that something you are looking to bring into the squad. i mean you can be the most talented team in the world but you know if you haven't got the team spirit then you won't win anything and i was lucky enough to be part of so many great teams great players for one thing that we hardly had a good team spirit i'm lucky that i've inherited a great bunch of bunch allots you know i seen that firsthand on the china tour the knowledge he makes the friends which which helps you know i would never rest on my laurels when i was a player and i don't want my players to do the same you want them to achieve better things maybe unfortunately you don't get is that that extra motivation think that is why. team to new thought looking ahead to the year yeah you know i think it's a balance and i think when i was involved on the other qualified for the world cup in ninety four and then also the euros in the early millennium and then after both campaigns we were nowhere near the next yea

highlighted the fact that manchester united have a special philosophy. very gather is that something kewl looking to bring into the squad yeah i mean you could be the most talented team in the world you know if you haven't got the team spirit and you won't win anything and i was lucky enough to be part of so many great teams great players but one thing that we hard we had a good team spirit i'm lucky that i've inherited a great bunch of bunch allots you know i seen that first hand on the china tour not only makes the friends which which helps you know i would never rest on my laurels when i was a player and i don't want my players to do this you want them to achieve better things maybe unfortunately you don't get is that it's an extra motivation to get the team to a world cup and you say looking ahead to the year yeah you know i think i think when i was involved our newly qualified for the will cope in ninety four and then also the euro. in the early millennium and after both campaigns we were nowhere near the next year or the next campaign so far ok we

and tonight a new moorland fire has broken out on the other side of manchester. judith moritz reports. in the battle between blaze and firefighter, there isn't yet a winner. belching and burning, fire has overwhelmed this land. but stepping up the effort, the army arrived to join the fight. handed hoses and put straight to work. the conditions are pretty tough. you can see the heat behind me, it's a warm day. but we're well prepared. we've got enough water. we've got suncream. and the guys are really enjoying thejob they're doing. to get an idea of the scale of the task, we took a ride to the top of the moor. with a crew from bolton, we drove to the summit. this really is the fire front line. it's very hot up here and you can see how smoky it is. and getting water to this level is like bringing buckets up a hillside on an industrial scale. this scene is repeated across this moorland. this is one of six places where they are fighting the fire. with no rain forecast, this is the next best thing — helicopters dumping water collected from nearby reservoirs. and cre

manchester has been chaotic two with cancellations and delays. chris grayling says he is meeting mps on monday to discuss the problems, he was unavailable for interview but in a statement, he blamed network rail for taking too long to complete the new timetable. northern rail says it will be reducing services from monday, 165 fewer trains, and for two weeks, buses will replace the service on the lakes line which runs between windermere and oxen home. to some, patience is wearing thin. -- oxen. it is in credit with stressful and frustrating, when you paid money for a ticket to get somewhere and you don't get service. and a growing number of passengers are getting on one of these then on a faster train. visa has apologised to customers after a system failure meant some could not use their cards. earlier today users of the credit and debit cards across europe were unable to make contactless payments. the company is investigating the failure but says they have no reason to suspect it was due to malicious activity. two police officers are in a serious

so often the hero for manchester united david handed him a lifeline. 0r hero for manchester united david handed him a lifeline. or to go back in front at half—time but this match swung like a pendulum. just ten minutes into the second half, cost awestruck again. and before portugal could recover from that shop, they looked to lafont redemption. his first goalfor spin looked to lafont redemption. his first goal for spin making looked to lafont redemption. his first goalfor spin making up looked to lafont redemption. his first goal for spin making up for the penalty conceded. that should have been that but renaldo wasn't satisfied the very best take their chances when they come and make what looks difficult appear easy. this was the 51st hat trick of the career and the 51st of the history of the world cup. he's now doubled his tally of goals in one match, perhaps this will finally be his year. so what a match. ronaldo single handedly salvaging a point for portugal. so that result means iran top group b after the first round of matches. they left it late to beat morocco 1—0 thanks to a

and alison is at manchester piccadilly now. alison, one rail union talking about carnage on the railways? to be fair, we have seen some trains coming and going today, so not complete carnage. but there have definitely been plenty of delays. we know that this scene is being repeated at train stations across the north of england today. commuters tell us it tends to get worse as the day goes on and it gets more acute. we know today that northern rail cancelled 212 trains, a further 81 are part cancelled, meaning they do not stop at all stops they are meant to before they reach their destination. we have heard in the last hour that an emergency timetable is going to be introduced on monday. but the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, has criticised that, calling it a threadbare service which is no solution. northern rail say they are trying to find a solution but so far no other decisions have been made to. transport secretary chris grayling has been accused of hiding but today he has released a statement in which he has rel

sane's manchester city team—mate vincent kompany has been given two weeks to prove his fitness as he attempts to recover from a groin injury. belgium boss roberto martinez said his captain's leadership was crucial, but he's put lauren simon on standby. crystal palace striker christian benteke has missed out. belgium are in england's group — they meet on 28thjune. mohamed salah has been named in egypt's world cup squad, but he won't be meeting up with his team—mates until saturday as he continues his recovery from a shoulder injury. he was forced off during liverpool's champions league final defeatjust over a week ago. egypt's opening game is against uruguay on isthjune. england women's captain steph houghton needs knee surgery and will miss friday's world cup qualifier with russia. arsenal defender leah williamson has been drafted into phil neville's squad. the lionesses are top of their qualifying group for france 2019, two points clear of wales with three games to play. comments made about serena williams by maria sharapova in her autobiography provide a fascinating subplot to

greater manchester you couldn't see any blue sky. you can see it rising above the hillside and more than 30 homes in the immediate vicinity of the hillside were evacuated last night. people went to stay with relatives, a local vicar opened his church for anybody who wanted to stay there. some people stayed with their homes, one lady wanted to stay with her pets and didn't want to abandon them. so she stayed at in her home. we have —— she stayed in her home. we have —— she stayed in her home. we have —— she stayed in her home. we have crews trying to bring it under control but as you can see, pockets of flame keep erupting and causing problems for them. it is a real, if you'll pardon the uphill battle. it will be a real battle to get it all under control. thank you for the moment. carol has the best job of the morning. we are in surrey, and we are surrounded by vines in this vignette. you can see some of the young grapes here. dependent on the weather, they will be harvested sometime in september or maybe even early octobe

this manchester united savior, heartbrea ker. this could manchester united savior, heartbreaker. this could not be messi's last stand, but someone else had his back. a quick update from that match in saint petersburg, we sought diego moreira donna in 1986 world cup winner kicking every ball and living every emotion in the stands there. reports that he had taken ill soon after the final whistle and needed medical attention we will of course have an update on that when we get it. let's give the details of the match in group d. iceland still had a chance of getting into last 16 above argentina. we know that is not the case and they did not beat croatia anyway. less familiar for croatian face is already safe and made nine changes while iceland had everything to play for. they give determined exactly what was excited them. living up to their ‘plucky underdogs' tag. and demonstrating plenty of bite. cardiff city's aron gunnarson with the best of their first half chances. only a win would do for iceland who'd had more of the game but croatia were that bit sharper when it counted — t

it happened days after the manchester attack and just before the rental fire. 0n manchester attack and just before the rentalfire. on a summer night, three men drove a van into pedestrians on london bridge and then set about stabbing people enjoying an evening out. the people murdered on that saturday night, we re murdered on that saturday night, were these three men from france, and james mcmullen was a british victim. his father, simon and mother and sister, told me that their attends remembered james have been disregarded. they wanted to put up the plaque, but devin turned down twice. week, the victims are the people who need to be able to express our desire is to be able to put something that is meaningful, hopefully to all of us, but if not then at least be able to pay respect in ourway in then at least be able to pay respect in our way in which we as a family of someone who has been caught up in this event, the mektic and not to be stymied and blocked and objected to at every turn. what is worse, his family also say they were not asked what they wanted to happen at the commemorat

let's bring in julie manchester and aussie barretts from politico. what do you make of the timing of this leak? >> well, the biggest beneficiary is probably the public, but anyone looking for more information on what is happening here or better understanding of what is happening inside of trump's legal team, as you know, there's been a lot of confusion, especially when giuliani came out and made statements and had to correct the misstatements about the misstatements. so getting a better idea of what is actually happening inside of the legal apparatus that is advising the president, everyone is getting a better understanding how they are strategizing and thinking about this. ultimately, it will not give clarity on that front. >> is there any way to see if the letter had an impact on the investigation between late january and now? >> we'll have to see, but one thing that really sticks out in the letter that hasn't necessarily been covered fully is the fact that president trump, it was revealed he dictated the letter after the trump tower meeting with d

that is taking all the smoke into manchester. it looks like there‘s a fork or something over those hills at the moment. that is all smoke. firefighters are still here trying to deal with this. they are here during daylight hours. their routine is to be here on site from around 3am until last night. they try and preserve property and life throughout the night. there were a few places just down the road from here where it was getting close to residential area last night. 3a homes were evacuated and those people have now been allowed back into their homes. this will go on for days so that is why they have asked the military for help. there will be helicopters around tomorrow anything high volume pumps which can pump water out of the reservoirs and onto the hill to try to dump the fires down. this is a job of containment and trying to stop the fire from spreading. there is absolutely no hope of the fire service putting out these fires. nature will have to do that and with no rain in the forecast looking forward to the next few days

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manchester united'sjesse lingard added a third. harry kane finished with a hat—trick as he scored his teens sixth. before panama got their first ever world cup goal. —— thiems. but it is england celebrating making the knockout stages. so that thumping win for england also means the belgians are into the last 16. there is a lot less riding on the match between the two next thursday in that group. both have six points with identical goal difference and goals scored a. england just on fair play with one less booking so far been belgium. players be might rested for the game, harry kane will not want to sit it out as he looks to stay ahead in the race for the golden boot. his hat—trick took him one clear of cristiano ronaldo and romelu lukaku. my cristiano ronaldo and romelu lukaku. my colleagues at bbc sportjust gci’oss my colleagues at bbc sportjust across the road, no strangers to scoring england goals, have been discussing what harry came can achieve in russia. for some players, this tournament could be life changing. you

khaldoon: manchester has been the most successful club. david: do you ever go down and say let me kick some footballs? >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? let's talk about something you are passionately interested in, which is football. you lead a group that ought a team in the premier league and in england called manchester city, which won the premier league. khaldoon: football is a passion of mine. doing that job was an absolute joy. 10 years ago, we started this journey. manchester city was a modest club in terms of their standing within the premier league. they had revenues of $80 million. 10 years on, we have pushed the revenue to $550 million. the group i

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well, frankly, as mayor of greater manchester, i'm not going to accept that. things are just beyond a joke at the moment. people's lives are being ruined by this shambolic rail industry. the rail workers' union, the rmt, has accused the transport secretary chris grayling of going into hiding, leaving front—line staff to deal with the brunt of public anger. they've called for his resignation and the rail company to be sacked, with the network brought back into public ownership. but in the meantime, the disruption and frustration for passengers continues. this is bbc news at 5 — the headlines: the us is warned it's playing a ‘dangerous game' — by imposing import tariffs on steel and aluminium. the european union says it will retaliate with tariffs of its own. technical problems for visa with customers reporting issues using their cards in europe. calls for the transport secretary to resign — as thousands of trains are cancelled following the introduction of new timetables. in sport the shoe is on the other foot at headingley as this time it's england w

firefighters say they're facing huge challenges tackling a fire on saddleworth moor near manchester — local people are told to stay indoors. we noticed a new thick black plume of smoke and then i heard crackling and heard the fire and then all this ash and thick black smoke came tumbling down and we couldn't breathe — it was horrendous. prince william meets the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in ramallah — the first royal to officially visit the palestinian territories. everyone over a0 in england should pay a new tax to help fund care in old age, says a new report by mps. and comeback queen serena williams is seeded 25th for wimbledon — despite being outside the top 100 after having her first child. and coming up on bbc news: changes are expected to the england side for their final group game — they head to kaliningrad later, for tomorrow night's match against belgium. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the doctor who oversaw the practice of prescribing powerful painkillers at gosport war memorial hospital has claimed she was working in an inadequately res

the manchester city forward omitted from the germany sqaud altogether, despite his efforts in manchester city‘s record—breaking season. he scored ten goals and was awarded with the pfa young player of the season award. but the germany coachjoachim low finding no place for him in his 23—man squad. the german fa wasting no time in removing his face from advertisments promoting their participation in the world cup. his omission clearly so much of a surprise it‘s caught them out. there is room, though, for manuel neuer, who‘s included despite playing for the first time in 252 days on saturday after recovering from injury. germany‘s number one will captain the side as the world champions aim to win back to back world cups. in the latest of our previews, joe lynskey‘s been taking a closer look at their squad. germany have made plenty of world cup memories down the years, but their record in major tournaments this century has been particularly outstanding. since 2006, in every world cup or european championship, they have made the semifinals are better, culminating in a world cup

belgium also named their squad on monday with manchester city captain vincent kompany included, despite concerns over his fitness. the centre half suffered a groin injury in a friendly against portugal at the weekend. manager roberto martinez says a scan wasn't conclusive on the extent of the strain. the fresh performance of vinnie kompany and his leadership is essential for us to give him every opportunity to make a good decision. it's a world cup, this is notjust an international game, this is not just any competition, this is the world cup. due to the role of vinnie kompany now, world cup. due to the role of vinnie kompa ny now, that's world cup. due to the role of vinnie kompany now, that's a decision that we've taken in order to give the best possible chance to make the right decision. elsewhere, cristiano ronaldo joined up with portugal's world cup squad on monday. he'd been given extra time off, after playing for real madrid in the champions league final just over a week ago. the european champions face algeria in lisbon on thursday in their final warm—up match ahead of the wor

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manchester has been chaotic too, with cancellations and delays. chris grayling says he's meeting mps on monday to discuss the problems. he was unavailable for an interview, but in a statement he blamed network rail for taking too long to complete the new timetable. northern rail says it will be reducing services from monday — 165 fewer trains. and for two weeks buses will replace the service on the lakes line which runs between windermere and 0xenholme. for some, patience is wearing thin. it's incredibly stressful and really frustrating when you've paid money for a ticket to get somewhere, and you don't get the service. and a growing number of passengers are getting on one of these, rather than on a faster train. sima kotecha, bbc news, preston. some visa card payments have been disrupted across europe. the company says some transactions can't be processed. and some of the big supermarkets are reporting problems with customers using visa. let's get more from our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones. how widespread is it? mckenzie greeno

and, before the world cup gets underway, manchester united have moved to sign brazilian midfielder fred. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the tennis news that novak djokovic is out of the french open after another eventful day in paris. the former champion was beaten by the unseeded italian marco cecchinato in their quarter—final. also out is german second seed alexander zverev, who lost in straight sets to dominic thiem. meanwhile, there was joy for a pair of americans in the women's singles. austin halewood rounds up the action. just when you thought the french open would be predictable this year, marco cecchinato had other ideas. the unseeded italian taking the first two sets from novak djokovic. the 12 time grand slam champion took the next one, but into the fourth, cecchinato was a man on a mission, the italian coming from 4—1 down to force a tie—break and get himself a match point. but as he so often is, djokovic was up to the task. cecchinato hadn't won a match at the grand slam before the tournament, but the italian had the confidence to see it throu

to me is just everything to beat manchester united in the semi final. i can't remember the last time manchester city done that you know shows if you think well that was a big enough achievement i'm a lover it's like i make a lot of bets with people you know even with the people in the region used to some time i said ok look i want to wind up in a window where we bet you know what i mean some time is a game people take me when i see that people think i'm being. a villa citizen but you know what i mean. easy my life like this because even my father sometime i bit with him even my wife a bit with her sometimes but because i live i love challenge and. when i score and when we win one singing you see all the stuff was clanging giving me even if nobody so i think he's. if we always stay the man of of the player even if asses. just to keep my hand and when. the chest of a mixing if it up and in a warming because after his first of it we have a charge we do between our we play when we end the club where we end there are some speaking as a look as you see when y

manchester city women have signed scotla nd manchester city women have signed scotland captain caroline weir on a two—year contract. she joined scotland captain caroline weir on a two—year contract. shejoined city from liverpool where she spent the last two seasons after finishing runners—up to chelsea in the women's super league. recruitment is already in full wing for next season. she is the second signing in as many days following the arrival of the pf a young player of the year lauren hemp. chelsea ‘s decision to put stadium development stands on hold is no surprise. it has come just before and a bronze which is due to renew his uk visa. he's not willing to invest in a project in a country where he would be allowed to work. his visa ran out days ago and tensions are increasing between london and moscow. muggy so marginal economic decision that has always been on the brings of being approved not by the owner and the practicalities of this project also have been a major stumbling block, essentially a four you're building project needing chelsea to find an alternative home for

currently, i've got about 75 firefighters, greater manchester firefighters, greater manchester firefighters, working extremely hard in very arduous conditions. heat, smoke. trying to extinguish the fire that you can see the effects of behind me. at the minute, we've got four areas of fire. embedded within the area which is extremely difficult to extinguish. we have got a really good water supply in now and we have got a very good strategical pump in place. and as i said, the firefighters are working in shifts. and they're trying to control this fire as swiftly as they can. the peak district national park and many others are helping and assisting us. there's also a strategic coordination group that met this morning and continues to meet throughout the day. they initially last night. we're with partners to resolve the incident as quickly and safely as we can. there are some work ongoing at the minute with our colleagues in the military to see if it is possible for them to assist us in any way. and those discussions are currently taken place to see if that can be achieved in the short—term.

greater manchester police say... "we believe this game is a risk to children and young people, especially those that are emotionally vulnerable and anyone with existing mental health concerns." the coroner has warned... "this is a psychological horror game with suicide as a main feature." and notes, "it does warn it is not suitable for children, however, the graphics etc are clearly aimed at young people'". we've contacted the game's creators, team salvato, but so far, we've not heard back. here's the trailer for the game, with that warning right at the start. let's talk about this further with the news editor for the video game website kotaku uk, laura dale. mum—of—two and casual gamer helen grounds. she has played doki doki and is a fan. and lorna fraser, from the suicide prevention charity samaritans. laura dale. you've played it, describe the premise. the basic premise of the game, it sta rts the basic premise of the game, it starts off like a dating game, you go to starts off like a dating game, you gotoa st

our transport correspondent victoria fritz reports from manchester. it's the most basic promise to passengers, but three weeks on, delivering a functioning timetable remains a commitment that the industry cannot keep. the new schedule has now been scrapped and replaced by emergency measures. it is a structured reduction in capacity to give us the scope to train more drivers, but also, most importantly, give our customers more certainty about which trains will be cancelled. little certainty for rebecca, recently diagnosed with breast cancer and trying to carry on as normal. she started a course of radiotherapy three weeks ago. it's just been an incredibly stressful time, so i decided now, because of this, to take some time off work. i'm supposed to be recovering every day from the radiotherapy, and ifeel like this has had an impact on my health and i need to make sure i get better. the problems in the north actually started with the tracks. network rail failed to upgrade them before the new timetables came in. it meant they were published very late, dr

, windsor hill north of bolton, where 60 firefighters from manchester and lancashire are tackling a new blaze. for a city which has a reputation for being very rainy day across greater manchester this evening, frankly, they are praying for a downpour. thank you, judith. our top story this evening: a british nurse is found guilty of trafficking nigerian women. it's a legal first for such a crime committed outside the uk. coming up, i'll be live in kaliningrad, where england take on belgium in less than an hour, looking for their third successive world cup win. coming up in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, i will be live in moscow with sportsday and a full round—up from the world cup including japan's progress to the knockout round despite their defeat to poland, and it could be england next. england are preparing for theirfinal group game in the world cup, as they take on belgium this evening. both sides are already through to the knock—out stage. but a defeat for england, which would mean them finishing second in their group, could mean an easier route through the competition. 0ur s

more than 100 homes have been evacuated, the blaze near manchester has been raging since sunday night and now measures nearly four miles across. the bullies have the cleared at a major incident. —— the police have called ita incident. —— the police have called it a major incident. this is the fire from mine, the furthest point where the flames have claimed the land leaving burned heather and twisted wood in their wake. the blaze plays cat and mouse with the firefighters to willing to put it out, each time the wind changes direction the fire moves, each time one hotspot goes out another pops up. the problem with this if it burns like tobacco so it smolders slowly so that is why we need the water to get in there. it is fine knocking fire on the surface, but then like i say it burns underneath so we need the water to soak into the ground com pletely water to soak into the ground completely saturate the area. this is not something that will end today by any sort of stretch of the imagination. this could go on for days, even weeks. last night it looked like a wildfire in the califo

we heard greater manchester fire and rescue earlier. we have a large area which has been affected by fire. given the size and the scale of that area, what we‘ve had to do is break that into smaller areas to deal with, which we call sectors. we‘ve currently got two active sectors where we have 25 firefighters at each area, dealing with that situation. there are pockets of fire all over, so what we have had to do this morning is an assessment of the scene, in which we‘ll be using some air assets to gauge a full assessment, but we are still dealing with the fire situation. a terminally ill patient who wants the right to an assisted death has lost his legal challenge at the court of appeal. mr conway, who has motor neurone disease wants to be prescribed a lethal dose of drugs. he says the law preventing assisted deaths stops his own right for a peaceful death. the supreme court has unanimously ruled in favour of a heterosexual couple fighting for the legal right to enter a civil partnership. the court decided that the ban on different

he is of course the greater manchester mayor. it sometimes feels to me like northern commuters are invisible to them. theyjust don't care. the time of northern commuters is not the same as commuters in london and south. well, frankly, as mayor of greater manchester, i am not going to accept that. things are just beyond a joke at the moment. people's lives are being ruined by this shambolic rail industry. they are happy to accept the fares and the profits, but it seems they are not happy to accept the responsibility and accountability. well, it's not good enough. the transport secretary needs to come to parliament on monday. he needs to make a statement. he needs to set a clear deadline by which services will be restored to an acceptable standard. that, in my view, is the only way that we will get accountability into this and we will be able to hold him and his failing rail industry to account. that was the greater manchester mayor andy burnham. amy, do you have faith that this can get sorted and that the company network rail will

manchester city was a modest club at that time. $80 had revenues of about million. we have pushed bee revenue to almost $550 million per the group is successful financially, but more important, you have to be successful on the pitch. -- ithe last seven years took a few years to build the capability in the club to be competitive -- over the last seven years, manchester has been the most successful club in the premier league. we won the premier league three times in those seven years. you go into the locker room and give them "win one for the gipper" speeches? have you inspire the troops? i inspire the troops by making sure that we have the right exorcism for -- ecosystem for success, doing the right players. that is what really wins and sports, the complete wreckage. david: when you're practicing, do you ever go on the field and say, let me kick a couple balls? you don't do that yet the khaldoon: in order not to embarrass myself. david: what other teams do you have around the world? khaldoon: we started with manchester. we had the idea that football is a global sport

the biggest surprise, manchester city's leroy sane not being picked by germany. sane helped city to the premier league title and was rewarded with the pfa young player of the season award, but was left out in favour of bayer leverkusen‘sjulian brandt, in what coachjochim loew called a very close decision. meanwhile despite only playing once since september, keeper manuel neuer is included and as captain. england leave for the world cup in eight days' time. today gareth southgate gave his biggest indication yet that goalkeeperjordan pickford will be his first choice in in russia, handing the everton keeper has been given the number one jersey. you can see the full 1—23 on the bbc sport website. the team's final warm—up friendly is against costa rica on thursday. england women will be captained by lucy bronze for their world cup qualifier with russia on friday. she takes the place of regular captain steph houghton, who will miss the match whilst she has surgery on a knee injury. it's the second time this year that the lyon defender, who won the bbc‘s women'

william goodman is medical director at catholic medical center in manchester new hampshire. >> we know people using street drugs, illicit opioids, four out of five starting with prescription pills, either they had them prescribed directly or they're using diverted pills. and often what leads them to go from pills to injection of fentanyl or heroin is that it's easier to get.

joining us now from manchester, new hampshire, president trump's first campaign manager and current advisor, corey

greater manchester police say the driver failed to stop at the scene. the vehicle believed to have been involved was recovered later in salford. a 21—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving and failing to stop after a collision. police say there is no evidence to suggest what happened was terrorism related and they are appealing for witnesses. keith doyle, bbc news. a british father of three held on death row in ethiopia forfour years, has returned to the uk after being pardoned last month. andy tsege was accused by the ethiopian authorities of being a terrorist and was tried with others in his absence in 2009 before being sentenced to death. he had been detained in ethiopia since 2014. his release comes after talks between theresa may and her ethiopian counterpart. thousands of children in care are at risk beacuse they are being moved around the system too much. that‘s the warning from the children‘s commisioner for england. the government says it‘s put in place a range of measures to help cr

danny savage, bbc news, manchester. (c4 pres) the taxi—hailing app uber, has begun appealing against the decision not to renew its licence in london. transport for london decided last september that it was not a fit and proper company but uber has been allowed to continue operating pending the legal challenge. our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones is outside westminster magistrates court. what has been said in court this morning? well uber began by outlining its case for why it should get a new licence and interestingly its barrister said that the company now accepted that transport for london had been right last september and justified in refusing it a new licence on grounds of its behaviour. but the message was we have changed, we've changed people, changed besiegers and the court must now decide whether we are now as we believe are fit and proper company to hold this license. pair prompts their london manager about a new procedure which they had negotiated with the metropolitan police to report alleged