Another record. He scored his first from the penalty spot, this was his second on the hour mark to equal keanes mark. He broke that with his hat trick and his fourth means he has now scored 93 international goals, 16 behind iran legend ali daeis world record. Will he catch that . After the game, the now retired robbie keane was very gracious, congratulating thejuventus striker on instagram. Ronaldo has now scored 25 in european qualifying to keanes 23. Iam sure i am sure he will improve on that 25 as well. Thats all from sportsday. Well have more throughout the evening. From me and the rest of the team, goodbye. Welcome back. The bbc has discovered that the number of prosecutions for homophobic hate crime has fallen in the last five years in england, wales and Northern Ireland, even though theres been a big increase in the number of complaints. Police chiefs say cases often dont make it to court because of a lack of witnesses and evidence. A warning that this report by our lgbt correspondent ben hunte contains offensive language. Lily is 17 and already shes a victim of homophobic hate. How often do these kind of homophobic incidents happened to you 7 i would say its two or three times a week, out in public. Wow there was a guy that walked up to me and my friends and said, what is this, the fat, ugly homosexual squad . She has reported abuse to South Yorkshire police. I feel like the police are not doing as much as they can to prosecute the people. Its a hate crime, its illegal. Lilys mum is deeply concerned about what is happening to her daughter. This is the 21st century and. All through my youth ive been fighting for equality against racism, against hate crimes like this, and you dont expect your children to have to face it in this day and age. This summer, rainbows filled every uk city with many hosting their biggest ever pride events. On the surface, it seems like society is much more accepting of lgbt People Living their lives, but in reality people are contacting the police every single day about the physical and verbal abuse they experience just because of their sexuality. Bbcs 5 live investigations has found crimes recorded by police at more than doubled in five years. Attacks have rocketed from 5,800 in england, wales and Northern Ireland to more than 13,500. Five years ago, 20 of these hate crimes resulted in a prosecution. Overall, this has fallen to just 8 . And in West Yorkshire, crimes have risen five fold, with nearly 1,000 crimes recorded last year compared to under 200 five years ago. How much is West Yorkshire police doing to support the Lgbt Community . We have a really good network of lgbtq officers who are well engaged. So we actually go out and promote and encourage people to report hate crime and hate incidents. Collecting evidence can be difficult if it is just a report of somebody that has been name calling. We need to learn all the time around how we investigate some of these reports. South Yorkshire Police say they have investigated lilys case, but no suspects were identified. Lily says she wont give into hate. Ben hunte, bbc news, sheffield. With Driverless Cars moving closer to being the future of our travel, insurers are beginning to voice their concerns. Theyre warning that theres a risk of more road accidents during the transition to Automated Vehicles. The motor Insurance Research body, thatcham research, says more regulation is needed to make journeys safer, as our technology correspondent, Rory Cellan Jones has been finding out. Imagine you fell asleep in an automated car and the system brought it to a halt in the fast lane of the motorway. The insurers are warning that this kind of accident could become common unless there are new safety regulations. The government says Driverless Cars could be on uk roads as early as 2021. But the car insurers say at first they will be quite limited in what they can do and they want new rules for how they should operate. We are in a highly Automated Vehicle where the car does most of the driving. But for this to operate safely and legally on uk roads, we are going to need new ground rules. And we are going to test that out on a test track. We will show you on this car how to make it safe, how to keep people safe when they are automated driving. During automation, it indicates green. And you can safely do other things. Press the stalk at the end, the button on the end of the stalk. Drive active. Thats it, and you let go. What this car really needs and has is a Driver Monitoring system to actually watch what im up to. The car has got to be able to monitor whether you are paying attention and if you are not paying attention, the system must automatically try and wake you up. 0ne rule would see motorists forced to watch a safety video before using an Automated System the first time. Driver monitoring would be an essential feature and at first, automated cars will only be able to operate on motorways. Automated drive not available. Please take over. But they will also need to be able to deal with situations where the motorist cannot take over the wheel. So what has happened is i disobeyed the car and didnt take over when there were roadworks and it came to a halt automatically and parked us in a lay by. But that has got to be mandated in the new autonomous systems, according to the motor industrys Insurance Research body. Vehicle manufacturers at the moment are advocating that its fine for the vehicle to stop in lane. We simply dont think that is safe. We are saying Vehicle Manufacturers mustnt leave a vehicle in the middle of the lane. If the driver doesnt respond, pull the vehicle over, out of the running traffic. Cars are getting ever smarter but the insurers warn that dangers lurk on the road to the driverless future. Rory cellan jones, bbc news. Now its time for a look at the weather with ben rich. Good evening. The weather we had today came cutting the sea came courtesy of hurricane dolly, no longer hurricane and once the rain clears through, some spaces saw some beautiful sunshine. Behind me, clears through, some spaces saw some beautifulsunshine. Behind me, is oui beautifulsunshine. Behind me, is our next lump of cloud, our next weather maker and this is also annexed Tropical Weather system, the re m na nts of annexed Tropical Weather system, the remnants of what was Tropical Storm gabrielle. As we go through tonight, many places will be dry with clear spells, they went lighter than they have been today but it stays quite breezy. By the end of the night, drizzly and murky for coastal hills in wales and we start to see some rain into Northern Ireland and western scotland as the remnants of Tropical Storm gabrielle hadaway. We will see some outbreaks of rain during tomorrow, brisk winds once again, but between these two weather fronts here a wedge of humid, tropical air will stop you will feel the effects of that particularly across england and wales. Some some time to start off across england and wales back parliaments will increase quite quickly from the west, i suspect. We will see rain moving across Northern Ireland and scotland, the odd heavy burst, as the rain sinks down into Northern England it will fizzle, the weather front weakening. It will be another fairly windy day, to the north west of our band of cloud and rain, it is going to be fairly cool and fresh batch of the south east, remember the wedge of humid air, parts of the south east could get up to 2a celsius. That unity will be swept away southwards as we get into friday. A fresh feel to the weather, like twins for many in quite a lot of sunshine. The temperatures only up of sunshine. The temperatures only up to 20 in cardiff, plymouth and london. Some showery rain across the western side of scotland, courtesy other system skipping its way through. Into the week and, further weather fronts approaching northern and western parts of scotland. The south, High Pressure becomes dominant. For many of us on saturday, for Northern Ireland, southern scotland, england and wales, plenty of sunshine to come, more cloud breeding habits of rain across the north west of scotland and the attempt to stop to climb a little bit, maybe up to 22 celsius, maybe one as we get into sunday. Some patchy rain across the northern half of the uk. Youre watching beyond 100 days. Demands for the recall of parliament, after scotlands highest civil court rules its suspension on monday was unlawful. The three scottish judges said the prime ministers decision had been motivated by brexit and the improper purpose of stymieing parliament. The government say they are waiting for a final decision from the Supreme Court next week. 0pposition mps say the parliament should be recalled immediately. Americas Foreign Policy does not follow precedent or any predictable path. So what happens next . Now that the National Security advisorjohn bolton, is out of the picture. 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