Home tie. Enjoy, dont drop the balls. Dont say that, dontjinx me, please theyve just had the rehearsal and Manchester City have been drawn against Manchester United away. Only against Manchester United away. Only a rehearsal. Well find out 7pm. Eight years ago, wicketkeeper luke sutton retired from cricket at the age of 35. He had captained derbyshire and played for lanacshire at the time he said he had issues with anxiety and depression. In his book, back from the edge he reveals the extent of his alcoholism that he hid from friends and colleagues whilst still competing at the highest level. He spent a month in rehab. He spoke to me earlier about issues of addiction and how the environment in elite sport can be a trigger. In professional sport you have got a pool of people who are susceptible to addiction problems, Mental Health problems, and i think i would want to say the environment of professional cricket, i think the environment in professional sport generally needs to be very careful with guys who can run into these kinds of problems because as ive said in my book, its a breeding ground for it and that is the case, i think. Social media playing its pa rt i think. Social media playing its part in people talking less and isolating more, ithink part in people talking less and isolating more, i think there can be, ithink isolating more, i think there can be, i think the problem will keep coming. From your experience and still being involved in cricket, managing new talent coming through in that way, and other sports as well, can you see red flags and be worried about people now, if you, did you recognise behaviours . Yes, ioo . It does not necessarily meani yes, ioo . It does not necessarily mean i can fix it all, but i can definitely recognise it. And i can definitely, i do now keep a close eye on how they are developing and whatever behaviour it is they are showing. Yes, you can see it and my challenge for the sport industry, we need to be a bit more alive to that. Lets not wait until people have finished their careers and it looks like their life falls apart. They will have been showing signs of the sorts of behaviours throughout their career. Two of most of sportsmen of recent yea rs, two of most of sportsmen of recent years, gazza, Freddie Flintoff, both are very high profile, in the public eye, issues of drunkenness, paul gascoigne, there was an intervention from his friends and family, freddie fli ntoff has from his friends and family, Freddie Flintoff has recognised his own depression and issues with alcohol and has not drank for a few years now. Absolutely. I have the utmost respect for freddie in particular. Pa rt respect for freddie in particular. Part of their persona involved drinking. Thats what be associated with gazza and fred and to have the personality and character to break free from that, its not to be underestimated. Gazza, its tough to watch, its tough to see how he is but i would challenge everyone and say there would have been signs of this throughout his life and career. Sure, now it escalated to the point its obviously a huge problem but there was problem or we could have done and rather than laugh along with it, actually some people close recognise this could be a problem and doa recognise this could be a problem and do a little bit more. For me, i was a journeyman county cricketer trying to break out of the persona i thought was mine, that was tough enough. Imagine that being someone who has millions of fans. Luke sutton speaking to me earlier. The best footballers in the world will be announced in the next few hours. Leo messi could win the award for the sixth time. For the womens prize vivianne miedema could win it, yesterday she scored six and set up fourin yesterday she scored six and set up four in arsenals win against bristol city. Hears miedema. Never in doubt for the dutch international. Miedema again. Lisa evans its anotherfor miedema. Mitchell emphatic, prolific. 111 prolific. Ii i for arsenal in the women Womens Super League record. We will have the winners in our late bulletin tonight. But from everyone here, have a good evening. Goodbye. Weve weve heard lots about the impact this morning, equally bake is the journey home impact this morning, equally bake is thejourney home for impact this morning, equally bake is the journey home for commuters, particularly those travelling from london south and then south west in places. What has been the impact so far as places. What has been the impact so faras faras places. What has been the impact so far as far as you are able to judge it . The trains that are running here are coming in pretty full. This is day one of the longest strike and i have no good news to share with you, frankly. This is affecting 600,000 passenger journeys each frankly. This is affecting 600,000 passengerjourneys each weekday. Passengers have had to squeeze onto just over half the normal number of trains so 1000 trains have run today, 800 have been cancelled and joanna join some early commuters from southampton. The critters had been out at Southampton Central as people went to work through gritted teeth. On the first day of one month of strikes. Very exhausting. I have one train to catch then i talked about one hour for the next one. Iam one. I am fully in support of them. Even though it will inconvenience you . It will but we will go with the flow. Im using the app to try and keep abreast of whats going on but getting home is what really worries me. The trains from southampton are mostly the trains from southampton are m ostly o n the trains from southampton are mostly on time, a quiet carriage of commuters speeding through the countryside. Im sitting on the floor so ive got a space today. The train was on time but busier than normal. No busier today, may be some people have decided to stay at home. Some stations were closed altogether while as the sun rose on their way into basingstoke, people waited in the cold for delayed and cancelled trains. Waiting for my train now, it is delayed rather than cancelled so both trains so i will not get in until nine now. Ive got to wait 40 minutes, its minus three celsius, not good. With 26 days to go the publics response could become frosty as j, jjj ;, j,,. ;,,l. E. E. . Ze. . Z the strikes j,,g j, j,l,g,,,l,l,7a m2 rz the strikes continue. This strike is still all about the role of guards on new suburban trains that will start to be delivered next year. Those trains are designed for the doors to be operated by the driver. The rmt insists the doors must either be closed by the guards or the guard must inform the driver when it is safe to close the doors. The company says it has to modernise outdated working practices. As people went to work through gritted teeth. On the first day of one month of strikes. Very exhausting. Every day you dont know what time youre going to get to yourjob. Ive got one train to catch and then waiting an hour for the next one. Already quite an impact on you. Fully in support of them. Im using the app to try and keep abreast of whats going on. Getting home is what really worries me. Trains from southampton. Today the company have run longer trains whenever possible but we went earlier on to Chandlers Ford station just north of southampton. Like other stations that are small it will see no trains now until next year. Volunteers were helping the few passengers who turns up anyway. Sorry about that, problems of playing in some of the material from basingstoke. We are now more than two years basingstoke. We are now more than two yea rs into basingstoke. We are now more than two years into this dispute and, to be honest, nothing at all has changed and i dont think there is any passenger sympathy left now for either side. They do not support a month long strike across the Christmas Period and they are not impressed with the company that has failed to convince its own staff of the need to change working practices that are widely used in other parts of the railway. Paul clifton, bbc transport correspondent, thank you for that andi correspondent, thank you for that and i hope you found alternative means of getting home yourself this evening. Some breaking news, and number of people have been injured in what is being described as a serious crash outside a secondary School Building in essex. Police tweeted this, saying we are currently at the scene ofa saying we are currently at the scene of a serious collision. That happened around the high school, with me now as a news correspondent russell fuller. This happened a relatively short while ago but we have very limited information. We believe it happened at around about 3 30pm and the initial tweet from essex police came at 4pm. Confirming the road is closed in both directions immediately outside the high school. There is a very strong Emergency Services presence in the area and other than that not a great deal is being said officially publicly. There has been something from the Essex Air Ambulance service who are on the scene and they say theyve been asked to assist with a number of patients involved any road collision in [out patients involved any road collision in loutand. Patients involved any road collision in [out and. Also the Essex Police SeriousCollision Investigation Unit have already tweeted an appeal asking for people to come forward if they saw anything and maybe have footage via a dash cam. They describe this as likely to be a prolonged and serious investigation. Given the time and location, it is one they have to be very sensitive about and how they handle information about the key thing is an appeal for Emergency Services for anyone who can help with information about what happened to get in touch. Exactly, if you were in the area in essex outside the high school in the Emergency Services would very much like to hear from you. They are obviously busy dealing with the incident and it sounds like this will be an investigation that will need a lot of attention from the police. Full stop russell, thank you. Im sure you will come back to us you. Im sure you will come back to us throughout the evening if you have any more information. Now, the weather. Some fog to contend with for the next couple of mornings, particularly across southern areas. Many areas staying dry. Change in the weather towards the end of the week, unsettled, wetter and when they are but also milder. Called across the salon part of the country tonight. Winds will be lights with clear skies, fog will form. Particularly southern and south Eastern England. More breeze and cloud for scotland and Northern Ireland so not as cold as further south, the cold spots down to minus four celsius. Frog, something to freezing fog for southern and south Eastern England could see issues with roads and airports. That fog could lift into low cloud, but lots of dry weather around. Breezy 00 14 41,009 4294966103 13 29,430 but not as cold further north