Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are ben chu, Economics Editor at the independent, and giles kenningham, the former Press Chief of the uks conservative party. Tomorrows Front Pages, starting with. The guardian says Prince William has castigated the bbc after an investigation found that Martin Bashir had used deceitful tactics that were later covered up by senior executives to secure his sensational 1995 interview with diana, princess of wales. The times also reports Prince William condemning the bbc for its lies in securing his Mothers Interview with Martin Bashir, which he said stoked her paranoia and contributed to the breakdown of her marriage. The Daily Mail describes it as a blistering attack, with Princes William and harry both damning the bbc for deceiving their mother, ruining her life and helping to hasten her divorce. The i has Prince Harry saying the Ripple Effect of a culture of exploitation and unethical practices were ultimately contributory factors to taking his mothers life. While the Daily Mirror also reflects the anger from Princes William and harry over Martin Bashir� s Panorama Interview with their mother on its Front Page. The metro quotes the World Health Organization saying every existing Coronavirus Vaccine works against all known variants, including the indian strain. Meanwhile, the financial times reports australias biggest Beef Exporter has predicted that it could boost Uk Sales tenfold if prime Minister Borisjohnson backs a zero tariff, zero quota Trade Deal, as Cabinet Ministers clashed over the potential impact on british farmers. So that is a quick look at the Front Pages. Love you to have you both back. Lets start off with the Daily Mail and giles can you kick us off please . It mail and giles can you kick us off lease . , ~ , please . It seems like universally across all the please . It seems like universally across all the national please . It seems like universally. Across all the national newspapers tonight, they are leading on this story about the bbc in the fact that Martin Bashir was deceitful when obtaining this interview with Princess Diana. The Daily Mail does not hold back. It is explosive in its language on the Front Page and its language on the Front Page and it talks here about how Prince Harry and Prince William blame the interview and the way it was obtained for accelerating the divorce between charles and diana, how in essence It Set in motion a series of events which ruin the final years of dianas lie. So clearly a huge Reputational Hit for the bbc. Is it facing it essential crisis . I would say no. Remember these are the actions of one Rogue Reporter 25 years ago. Clearly there are still questions that need to be answered, why was there a Cover Up of 25 years . Why was he hired again . The bbc, which essentially its a Big Cachet is about trust and sort ofjournalism, is going to be need to be doing stuff in the coming days and weeks to reassure The Public that something like this is never going to happen again and there is full transparency at the highest levels of integrity and the strongest of ethics when it comes to theirjournalism. So, yeah, a Dark Day for the bbc. We theirjournalism. So, yeah, a Dark Day for the bbc. Day for the bbc. We look at that statement. Day for the bbc. We look at that statement, ben, day for the bbc. We look at that statement, ben, from day for the bbc. We look at that statement, ben, from the day for the bbc. We look at that statement, ben, from the duke| day for the bbc. We look at that l statement, ben, from the duke of cambridge, he does say she was failed notjust by a Rogue Reporter but by the leaders of the corporation. But by the leaders of the corporation. But by the leaders of the cororation. ,. ,. , corporation. One of those occasions where the newspapers corporation. One of those occasions where the newspapers dont corporation. One of those occasions where the newspapers dont really i where the newspapers dont really have to where the newspapers dont really have to exaggerate. The statement itself is have to exaggerate. The statement itself is so have to exaggerate. The statement itself is so firm and its language and its itself is so firm and its language and its condemnation as you say of Notiust And its condemnation as you say of Notiust A and its condemnation as you say of notjust a journalist but and its condemnation as you say of not just a journalist but the bbcs management. Its a terrible day for the bbc, management. Its a terrible day for the bbc, notjust having to accept the bbc, notjust having to accept the finding of this damning report also then the finding of this damning report also then the response of Prince William also then the response of Prince William and Prince Harry and also earl spencer, Princess Diana poz at brother, earl spencer, Princess Diana poz at brother, drawing a direct link between brother, drawing a direct link between the interview and what went on to secure it and her death two years on to secure it and her death two years later~ on to secure it and her death two years later. So the Big Question now is how years later. So the Big Question now is how does years later. So the Big Question now is how does The Public respond to this . Is how does The Public respond to this . What is how does The Public respond to this . What is Public Opinion going to be this . What is Public Opinion going to be of this . What is Public Opinion going to be of the bbc . How much has it been to be of the bbc . How much has it been damaged . Because public Opinion And Trust been damaged . Because public Opinion And Trust in been damaged . Because public Opinion And Trust in the bbc has been very high, and trust in the bbc has been very high, much and trust in the bbc has been very high, much Higherthan And Trust in the bbc has been very high, much higher than it is for a lot of high, much higher than it is for a lot of other high, much higher than it is for a lot of other Media groups. Is this a kind of lot of other Media groups. Is this a kind of event they could cut through and change that was meant thats what and change that was meant thats what Bbc And Change that was meant thats what Bbc Management must be extremely worried about. And i think that they extremely worried about. And i think that they are formulating some plan to try that they are formulating some plan to try and that they are formulating some plan to try and demonstrate that they are still trustworthy. To try and demonstrate that they are stilltrustworthy. Not to try and demonstrate that they are still trustworthy. Not really a question still trustworthy. Not really a Question Ofjust saying sorry and saying Question Ofjust saying sorry and saying things to different now. They have to saying things to different now. They have to somehow show it and prove it and make have to somehow show it and prove it and make sure that The Public understands that. If and make sure that The Public understands that. And make sure that The Public understands that. If we turn to the front a. E understands that. If we turn to the Front Page of understands that. If we turn to the Front Page of the understands that. If we turn to the Front Page of the daily understands that. If we turn to the Front Page of the Daily Mirror, understands that. If we turn to the Front Page of the Daily Mirror, you| Front Page of the Daily Mirror, You Have a picture there of diana with her boys. The statements coming out tonight, just taking a look at harrys statement. There is a little excerpt here that i would just read out saying and thanking the bbc for owning the mistake within saying that this is the first step towards justice and truth. Giles, what will that look like . I justice and truth. Giles, what will that look like . That look like . I think if your member the that look like . I think if your member the context that look like . I think if your member the context here i that look like . I think if your member the context here is| that look like . I think if your member the context here is that both Harry And William have had over the years and uneasy relationship with the press. I think its been widely reported that they do blame the press for their mothers death. Ultimately at least. So, hence why you see they have been using the language that has been blistering in terms of what they have said and what they want. I think what is also notable about this story is you now have politicians coming out and also attacking the bbc. 0liver dowd, secretary of state for culture, Media and sport, has said that this goes to the heart of governance issues the Bbc And Youll be looking closely at this in reviewing the issues of governance going forward with a charter review. So a lot of people coming out and amongst some pockets of westminster� s no love lost for the bbc. So i think he will see some of the politicians waiting in. I have to say to what ben was saying, i think the bbc has performed an amazing Public Service during Covid I9 and its been playing an incredibly role in terms of forming and informing The Public. So the question there as i think levels of trust have been a credibly hot is how much does this cut through and how much does this undermine what is essentially one of the few global news brands that we have left in the world, like cnn, and it is effectively a form of soft power for the and it is effectively a form of Soft Powerfor the uk and it is effectively a form of soft power for the uk throughout the world. So unanswered questions and it will be lie and depend upon how they respond in the coming days was about think they have had the tone right this evening. They have not been quantified and their apologies. So far, the response has been right and measured but id think that this Will Notjust Go Away in the coming hours. Has Will Not ust go away in the coming hours. � ,. , Will Not ust go away in the coming hours. ,. ,. ,. , hours. As a return to the Front Page ofthe hours. As a return to the Front Page of the independent, hours. As a return to the Front Page of the independent, ben, hours. As a return to the Front Page of the independent, ben, it hours. As a return to the Front Page of the independent, ben, it is of the independent, ben, it is interesting in harrys statement, he does say what deeply concerns him is the practices are still widespread today. Then and now, bigger than one outlet, one network or one publication. So it really does give you an idea of The Sun Public Opinion of the Media-today'>Media Today and it is the wider Media and notjust the bbc that they are firing this salvo out there. I that they are firing this salvo out there. ~ � , that they are firing this salvo out there. ~ � ,. , that they are firing this salvo out there. ~ � ,. , , there. I think its quite a bit up with the two there. I think its quite a bit up with the two statements, there. I think its quite a bit up with the two statements, the i there. I think its quite a bit up i with the two statements, The One from with the two statements, The One from Prince William and Prince Harry, from Prince William and Prince Harry, Side By side and as you rightly harry, Side By side and as you rightly Point Out Harry seems to broaden rightly Point Out Harry seems to broaden it rightly Point Out Harry seems to broaden it out to the Media in general, broaden it out to the Media in general, talking about not one outlet. General, talking about not one outlet, notjust the bbc, not one network outlet, notjust the bbc, not one network or outlet, notjust the bbc, not one network or one publication, it is the whole network or one publication, it is the whole ecosystem. And as giles says. The whole ecosystem. And as giles says. There the whole ecosystem. And as giles says, there is a context here. He as effectively says, there is a context here. He as effectively in says, there is a context here. He as effectively in his eyes being driven out of effectively in his eyes being driven out of the effectively in his eyes being driven out of the uk by the tabloid Media. He was out of the uk by the tabloid Media. He was suing and successfully sued the daily he was suing and successfully sued the Daily Mail over their intrusions into what the Daily Mail over their intrusions into what he regards as his private life. Into what he regards as his private life so into what he regards as his private life so he into what he regards as his private life. So he thinks there is a toxic Media life. So he thinks there is a toxic Media-environment'>Media Environment in the uk. He is notjust Media-environment'>Media Environment in the uk. He is notjust say Media-environment'>Media Environment in the uk. He is notjust say it Media-environment'>Media Environment in the uk. He is not just say it is Media-environment'>Media Environment in the uk. He is notjust say it is panorama Media-environment'>Media Environment in the uk. He is not just say it is panorama 25 years ao not just say it is panorama 25 years ago thats not just say it is panorama 25 years ago thats the problem. He is saying it is newspapers, journalists and the ecosystem in the Media-today'>Media Today which the ecosystem in the Media-today'>Media Today which is the ecosystem in the Media-today'>Media Today which is the problem. Look, i mean the Media which is the problem. Look, i mean the Media is which is the problem. Look, i mean the Media is not going to change. The big the Media is not going to change. The Big Question is is only going to change the Big Question is is only going to change the the Big Question is is only going to change the Media . And i think the threat change the Media . And i think the threat for change the Media . And i think the threat for the bbc is that this government is pretty hostile, showing government is pretty hostile, showing us of a pretty hostile to the bbc showing us of a pretty hostile to the bbc in recent years. Does this ive the bbc in recent years. Does this give the the bbc in recent years. Does this give the government and those elements in the government the opportunity to perhaps cut it down to Size Opportunity to perhaps cut it down to size you opportunity to perhaps cut it down to size you want to change the way it works to size you want to change the way it works and to size you want to change the way it works and what to do damage to it in other it works and what to do damage to it in other ways . Thats again if i was in other ways . Thats again if i was in management i will be pretty concerned about and wondering whether concerned about and wondering whether something is going to follow this that whether something is going to follow this that will be damaging to the corporations long Term Future . Can corporations longTerm Future . Can i ask Ou Corporations longTerm Future . Can i ask you one corporations long Term Future . Can i ask you one last question on this, please . What did you make about Martin Bashir� s reaction to this, apologising but not regretting the interview took place in the interview took place in the Interview Wouldve happened No Matter What. I Interview Wouldve happened No Matter What matter what. I think is a pretty discredited matter what. I think is a pretty discredited Figure Matter what. I think is a pretty discredited figure now. Matter what. I think is a pretty discredited figure now. My matter what. I think is a pretty discredited figure now. My personal response discredited figure now. My personal response is he seem to be sort of using response is he seem to be sort of using Princess Diana as a sort of shield. Using Princess Diana as a sort of shield. If using Princess Diana as a sort of shield, if you like msa this is taking shield, if you like msa this is taking the focus off her courage. It is not taking the focus off her courage. It is not really taking the focus off her courage. It is not really cut through, and as you say is not really cut through, and as you say it is not really cut through, and as you say it did not tend to be the sort of you say it did not tend to be the sort of full you say it did not tend to be the sort of full fulsome apology it was warranted sort of full fulsome apology it was warranted after these really damning findings warranted after these really damning findings by lord dyson. Let warranted after these really damning findings by lord dyson. Findings by lord dyson. Let us Chance Findings by lord dyson. Let us Change Gear findings by lord dyson. Let us Change Gear and findings by lord dyson. Let us change Gear And Subject findings by lord dyson. Let us change Gear And Subject and l findings by lord dyson. Let us i change Gear And Subject and we findings by lord dyson. Let us change Gear And Subject and we are going to turn to the Front Page of the metro. The other big story of course is Covid I9 and the headline on the front of the metro is the jabs take the strain. The World Health Organization vaccines work on all variants, giles. That is good news. , all variants, giles. That is good news. , all variants, giles. That is good news. , , news. Really good news because there is been so much news. Really good news because there is been so much speculation news. Really good news because there is been so much speculation about is been so much speculation about the indian variant and other variants coming out of brazil and in africa about one of the vaccines actually work and giving you that kind of protection. And the who obviously imminent global body and hopefully this will give people a lot of confidence in the system to see really good news. And of course this comes down to also the Media with Blanket Coverage this evening about this panorama Martin Bashir story but where is public sentiment . I think the Coverlet Care more about this than imMediate reporting on a story about the Media. This than imMediate reporting on a story about the Media. Been. I think its honestly story about the Media. Been. I think its honestly good story about the Media. Been. I think its honestly good news. Story about the Media. Been. I think its honestly good news. I story about the Media. Been. I think its honestly good news. I do slightly its honestly good news. I do slightly worried because its another slightly worried because its another arguably mixed message because another arguably mixed message because the metro reports that if holidays because the metro reports that if holidays are back on and we have had this Group Holidays are back on and we have had this Group Prognosis from the who about this Group Prognosis from the who about the this Group Prognosis from the who about the fact that this vaccine, they about the fact that this vaccine, they seem about the fact that this vaccine, they seem to be effective against these they seem to be effective against these new variants and including the indian these new variants and including the indian variant. So having this sort of hokey indian variant. So having this sort of Hokey Pokey earlier in the week of Hokey Pokey earlier in the week of the of Hokey Pokey earlier in the week of the ministry think you can go on holiday of the ministry think you can go on holiday and of the ministry think you can go on holiday and others saying you cannot and should holiday and others saying you cannot and should buy off of that year, all they now and should buy off of that year, all they now back on again . Im not entirely they now back on again . Im not entirely clear about it. The who is not our entirely clear about it. The who is not our own entirely clear about it. The who is not our own government, but they seem not our own government, but they seem to not our own government, but they seem to be not our own government, but they seem to be saying that we have got a clean seem to be saying that we have got a clean bill seem to be saying that we have got a clean bill of seem to be saying that we have got a clean bill of health in some ways. So i clean bill of health in some ways. So i am clean bill of health in some ways. So i am a clean bill of health in some ways. So i am a bit concerned about how to people so i am a bit concerned about how to people actually respond to this news beyond people actually respond to this news beyond the general this is good news on the beyond the general this is good news on the face beyond the general this is good news on the face of it but how do we change on the face of it but how do we change our on the face of it but how do we change our plans on the base of that change our plans on the base of that i change our plans on the base of that. I think there is still lots of questions that. I think there is still lots of questions to be answered. Giles, whatd you questions to be answered. Giles, whatd you make questions to be answered. Giles, whatd you make of questions to be answered. Giles, whatd you make of the questions to be answered. Giles, whatd you make of the line questions to be answered. Giles, whatd you make of the line that | whatd you make of the line that came out today concerning Track And Trace . Do you think that was damaging . I trace . Do you think that was damaging . Trace . Do you think that was damaging . Trace . Do you think that was damaiiin . ,. ,. , damaging . I have to say i did not see that line damaging . I have to say i did not see that line that damaging . I have to say i did not see that line that came damaging . I have to say i did not see that line that came out damaging . I have to say i did not| see that line that came out today. What did it say . What did it say . Basically saying the reaction what did it say . Basically saying the reaction or what did it say . Basically saying the Reaction Or Response what did it say . Basically saying the Reaction Or Response to what did it say . Basically saying the Reaction Or Response to the i the Reaction Or Response to the indian variant was delayed because there was not a failure but there was a glitch in the Test And Trace system. I was a glitch in the Test And Trace s stem. ~. , was a glitch in the Test And Trace s stem. ,. , was a glitch in the Test And Trace s stem. ,. ,. ,. , system. I think that is damaging. I dont think the system. I think that is damaging. I dont think the response system. I think that is damaging. I dont think the response has system. I think that is damaging. I dont think the response has been | dont think the response has been particularly great. The government has had missteps here and has not really been a Textbook Response at all. In relation to that. What has said the government throughout all of this is the fact that they have got the Vaccine Roll out and they are streets ahead of europe and many global counterparts. But that does not sound good at all. I global counterparts. 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You have to inform me on that. We will leave that and have to inform me on that. We will leave that and your have to inform me on that. We will leave that and your thoughts have to inform me on that. We will leave that and your thoughts on i have to inform me on that. We will. Leave that and your thoughts on Test And Trace. Abs, leave that and your thoughts on Test And Trace. ~ ,. ,. ,. , and trace. A continuation of the story that and trace. A continuation of the story that we and trace. A continuation of the story that we have and trace. A continuation of the story that we have as and trace. A continuation of the story that we have as many and trace. A continuation of the I Story that we have as many million Pound Story that we have as many million Pound System has not delivered what we could Pound System has not delivered what we could have expected from and will needed we could have expected from and will needed from it. One of the key things needed from it. One of the key things that i The Public inquiry needs things that i The Public inquiry needs to things that i The Public inquiry needs to get to the bottom of when it ultimately happens is why did we spend it ultimately happens is why did we spend so it ultimately happens is why did we spend so much money on the system which spend so much money on the system which seems to be in so many ways so ineffective~ which seems to be in so many ways so ineffective. Was that leadership . Was that ineffective. Was that leadership . Was that structure was . Was it not plugged was that structure was . Was it not plugged into local Authority Health teams plugged into local Authority Health teams in plugged into local Authority Health teams in the way that it should have been . Teams in the way that it should have been . Why teams in the way that it should have been . Why did other countries apparently have a more effective system . Apparently have a more effective system . Why do people not seem to comply system . Why do people not seem to comply often with the requirements to self isolate . Very serious. If we are going to self isolate . Very serious. If we are going to to self isolate . Very serious. If we are going to have future pandemics, we need are going to have future pandemics, we need to are going to have future pandemics, we need to learn the lessons of what has gone we need to learn the lessons of what has gone wrong and a lot has gone wrong has gone wrong and a lot has gone wrong notwithstanding a lot has gone ii L Ht wrong notwithstanding a lot has gone right with wrong notwithstanding a lot has gone right with the Roll Out of the vaccines right with the rollout of the vaccines right with the rollout of the vaccines. , ~ ,. ,. Right with the rollout of the vaccines. ,. ,. , vaccines. Thank you very much for that. And vaccines. Thank you very much for that and for vaccines. Thank you very much for that. And for viewers vaccines. Thank you very much for that. And for viewers you vaccines. Thank you very much for that. And for viewers you are i that. And for viewers you are interested as soon as i brought it up, i betterjust backtrack, if you want to read more, we do have a on the bbc world website, so it is the black fungus heating Covid I9 patients. There are concerns a Certificate Number of cases in india but a few cases have been found in other parts of the world as well. Lets move on. The financial times and its talking about australian beef and the sector eyeing a surge in Uk Sales if a zero Tariff Deal is back. Giles. Abs, in Uk Sales if a zero Tariff Deal is back giles in Uk Sales if a zero Tariff Deal is back. Giles. A big Route Rating at the heart of back. Giles. A big Route Rating at the heart of cabinet back. Giles. A big Route Rating at the heart of cabinet over back. Giles. A big Route Rating at the heart of cabinet over this i the heart of cabinet over this perspective Trade Deal with australia as you said with 80 tariff, zero quota deal. Concerns i think from George Eustis about what this means for farmers and You Have had the national Farmers Union up in Arms Today say this is effectively going to throw them out the bus and is going to costjobs for the sector. Got liz truss more bullish about signing this deal. And reports say that provided safeguards in place for farmers and the fact that these new rules will take time to come into force over a number of years, that we should not be worrying about anything. I think it does highlightjust a very stark reality of these Trade Deals is that its not a utopian world. Youre going to have to make Trade Offs and not get everything you want in all these things and that is the nature of brexit. That is in a reality we are in. So i have to see where we end up with this. It does not feel like this is clearly settled. I like this is clearly settled. I think it is depressing away that these think it is depressing away that these Trade Offs seem to have been brought these Trade Offs seem to have been brought up these Trade Offs seem to have been brought up Behind Closed Doors rather brought up Behind Closed Doors rather than in The Public arena and where rather than in The Public arena and where we rather than in The Public arena and where we could all engage in and people where we could all engage in and people could see the arguments laid out. People could see the arguments laid out one people could see the arguments laid out one of people could see the arguments laid out. One of the real problems with breaks out. One of the real problems with breaks in out. One of the real problems with breaks in the way it was sold to the people breaks in the way it was sold to the people was breaks in the way it was sold to the people was that there are no Trade Offs, that effectively people can have Trade Offs, that effectively people can have their cake and eat it as maurice can have their cake and eat it as Maurice Johnson is fond of saying. In Maurice Johnson is fond of saying. In fact, Maurice Johnson is fond of saying. In fact, if Maurice Johnson is fond of saying. In fact, if you open up the Uk Economy in fact, if you open up the Uk Economy to import, you do get some Sectors Economy to import, you do get some sectors which are going to lose out. But necessarily a bad thing but you need but necessarily a bad thing but you need to but necessarily a bad thing but you need to be but necessarily a bad thing but you need to be aware that any did say how are need to be aware that any did say how are we need to be aware that any did say how are we going to help those committees which are going to be adversely committees which are going to be adversely affected by that . This is all happening very late in the day because all happening very late in the day because they are in this mad rush to sin because they are in this mad rush to sign this because they are in this mad rush to sign this Trade Deal. Another Element Sign this Trade Deal. Another element of it which i think is a bit depressing. Why do we need to rush . Why dont depressing. Why do we need to rush . Why dont we get it right . Why dont we take why dont we get it right . Why dont we take our why dont we get it right . Why dont we take ourtime why dont we get it right . Why dont we take our time and make sure that we take our time and make sure that we have we take our time and make sure that we have the we take our time and make sure that we have the debate and we get the film we have the debate and we get the right policy and do it on that basis rather right policy and do it on that basis rather than right policy and do it on that basis rather than doing this crazy russian we can rather than doing this crazy russian we can have rather than doing this crazy russian we can have a nice announcement to make we can have a nice announcement to make about we can have a nice announcement to make about Post Brexit Britain at the g7 make about Post Brexit Britain at the 67 in make about Post Brexit Britain at the G7 Injune . That is not seen in a lot the G7 Injune . That is not seen in a lot of the G7 Injune . That is not seen in a lot of trade the G7 Injune . That is not seen in a lot of Trade Efforts have been signed a lot of Trade Efforts have been signed this week a very sensible way of approaching Britains Post Brexit future~ of approaching britains postbrexit future. ,. , , of approaching britains postbrexit future. ,. , ,. , future. Ok, been and giles, been a leasure. Future. Ok, been and giles, been a pleasure. Thank future. Ok, been and giles, been a pleasure. Thank you future. Ok, been and giles, been a pleasure. Thank you very future. Ok, been and giles, been a pleasure. Thank you very much i future. Ok, been and giles, been a pleasure. Thank you very much for| pleasure. Thank you very much for your time this evening, thank you. Youre watching Bbc News that is it for the papers. 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Chelseas women bounced back from their Champions League final defeat in style, comfortably beating everton in the Fa Cup to make the quarterfinals. Goals coming from guro reiten, Sam Kerr and drew spence on their way to a 3 0 win. With the Wsl Title and the League Cup already secured, Emma Hayes side are still on for a domestic treble. Dundee are in a good position to be promoted to the Scottish Premiership after beating kilmarnock in the first leg of their play off final. The Championship Side won 2 1 at dens park, with veteran Midfielder Charlie Adam scoring the second. Dundee are looking to return to the top flight after a two year absence, whilst kilmarnock are hoping to extend their 28 Year Stay in the premiership. The second leg is at Rugby Park on monday. Tottenham Striker Harry Kane says he doesnt want to end his career with any regrets as speculation over his future continues. Kane is midway through a six Year Deal with the club and is yet to lift a trophy with them. Its been reported the England Captain has a gentlemans agreement with Chairman Daniel Levy to leave tottenham this summer and has formally asked to go. Kanes been speaking with Gary Neville on the former Manchester United defender� s youtube show. Heres what hes had to say. Manchester City Defender Ruben dias has been named Mens Footballer of the year by the football writers association. The portugal Centre Back receives the honour in his first season in the English Game after signing for city from benfica last summer. Hes the first defender to win it since liverpools Steve Nicol 32 years ago. Dias beat his Team Mate Kevin De Bruyne and Harry Kane in a poll of almost 700 writers. Leeds United Vice Chairman Paraag Marathe says he wants to help the club become one of the biggest in the world. Marathe is president of the 49ers enterprises, the Investment Arm of national Football League Side the san francisco 49ers, which increased its stake in Leeds United to 37 earlier this year. I think the skys the limit. I think that Leeds United can be, should be, will be one of the biggest clubs in the world. I think this year it is evidenced by the fact that the confidence, flair, style that we play with isjust, its entertaining football. Three, four years from now, were going to look back on today i think we will look back on today and say that this was the beginning of something very special. Former England Striker Eni Aluko has been appointed as Sporting Director of the new Los Angeles based Side Angel City fc. She left a similar position at Aston Villa women last week. Angel city wll have their first season in the us national Womens Soccer League in 2022. Aluko said it was an incredible opportunity to help write angel citys first chapter. Great britain won another gold at the European Swimming Championships in budapest. A team of adam peaty, james guy, Kathleen Dawson and Anna Hopkin won the mixed 4x100 Metre Medley relay and set a new european record, too. Freya anderson has also taken bronze in the 200m freestyle. British number two Cameron Norrie claimed the biggest win of his career by beating World Number four Dominic Thiem in the lyon 0pen. Norrie produced a brilliant performance to beat the austrian in straight sets, 6 3, 6 2. Hes enjoyed a strong start to 2021, having already won a joint career best tally of 21 matches. Norrie will play Frances Arthur Rinderknech in the last eight. England Bowlerjofra Archer will undergo Surgery Tomorrow in a bid to resolve an issue with his right elbow. Archers already been ruled out of the two Test Series against new zealand. He saw a medical consultant after suffering pain in his elbow while playing for sussex against kent last week. The england and wales Cricket Board Hasnt said when they expect him to return. And a new documentary about the Life And Career of Sir Alex Ferguson is out in cinemas next week. The premiere took place at Old Trafford this evening, and the former Manchester United manager was in attendance. Three years ago, he suffered a life threatening brain haemorrhage, and Sir Alex has been revealing how the incident affected his everyday life. I was under a lot of restrictions. I couldnt drive, and then when i could drive, i couldnt drive motorways. And i couldnt drive at night. Although i occasionally drive at night to be honest with you. And there was a lot of restrictions. I didnt have a glass of wine for nine months. I was worried about that. At christmas day, i had a glass of wine. So, there were a lot of restrictions and all of it is done to make sure you make a full recovery. And thats all the sport for now. Hello again. Thursday brought us an unusually deep area of low pressure for the time of year. It brought some very powerful looking seas to the coastline of newquay in cornwall. There, look at the pretty impressive waves battering the coastline here. And the strongest winds were around the coasts of south West England and wales. The strongest gusts were well into the 60s To Low 70s of miles an hour, peaking with a gust of 73 mph in Pembrey Sands in south wales. And of course it was pretty wet as well. The wettest weather is across this central swathe of the uk. 36 mm for north wales. But in sharp contrast to that, it was mainly dry across north west scotland, and there was barely a drop of rain across the south east. The rain will continue to be variable on into Friday Thanks to our familiar slow moving friend, our area of low pressure here. So, weve got rain at the moment. The rains getting heavier, the winds a bit stronger across eastern scotland. But for many of us, it will stay pretty blustery over the next few hours with those strong Gale Force gusts of Wind Pummeling the coasts and the hills. More rain to come as well. But its not too cold as we head into friday morning. Now, the wettest weather through the day will be across wales, northern england, eastern scotland. The rain not amounting to much for north west scotland. It will ease off in Northern Ireland, and there probably wont be that much in the south east. But the winds will be very strong, gusting to 50 60 mph around those English Channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the West Coast of the isle of wight. And those temperatures disappointing, just 13 in london. Well, it should be about 19 at this time of year. Saturday brighter, but therell be some showers around, some of them heavy and thundery. Sunday sees a return of more wet weather pushing in from the west. It will also be quite windy. So, Saturdays Weather first of all. Might be some rain there or thereabouts in the south. Certainly quite a few showers across eastern areas as we start the day. The best of any brighter weather probably developing across northern and western areas of the uk as we go through the afternoon. And those temperatures still pretty disappointing. 12 in glasgow, should be about 16 at this time of year. And sunday, bright start with some sunshine. This band of rain is going to move in from the west with strengthening winds followed by showers in Northern Ireland later in the day. Well, some of those could be pretty heavy as well. And those temperatures, 11 12 degrees celsius, really poor for this stage of may. And even into next week, therell be showers around. Live injerusalem live in jerusalem as Live Injerusalem as the Cease Fire between Israel And Hamas comes into effect. Im Laura Trevelyan with the latest from jerusalem the truce was called for 2am this is the scene in Gaza Cityjust moments in. Attacks from both sides continued right up until the deadline in the fighting thats killed more than 240 people including 67 children. President biden welcomes the egyptian brokered deal. He says the us will help israel replenish its Missile Defences and Promises Aid for gaza