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distribution of our shores but all in all another cold one. if you want to stay up to date. more detail under weather where you are you can use the as ever. thank you that under weather where you are you can use the as ever. thank you that is it for us. it is noted. hello there, i m olly foster. this is sportsday live from doha. here s what s coming up in the programme fully focussed on france. we ll get the latest from the england camp but two more players are missing from training qatar belonged to morrocco last night, we ll look back at their historic victory and the seven other nations who made it through to the quarterfinals hello i m hugh ferris at the bbc sport centre in salford. also coming up in the programme. ta ke two. michael o neill is back with northern ireland.
formula one has chosen six races to host sprint events next season. the grands prix in azerbaijan, austria, belgium, qatar, the usa and brazil will get the extra race after being identified as the most suitable tracks. and agreeing commercial terms. britain s george russell won the last sprint race in brazil. a campaign has been launched to help raise 150 thousand pounds for a statue ofjustin fashanu. the former norwich striker who became the first footballer to come out as gay while still playing. the tribute will be placed on the banks of the river wensum in the city. and wlil depict fashanu with the raised finger celebration after his famous goal of the season from 1980. norwich city s owners, and famous fans like stephen fry have backed the fundraising effort, which is being led by lgbtg+ supporters group proud canaries. a lot of people have been talking about, rated justin in some way over