be some very strong winds around western coast of wales, the south—west of the country, and again, after a wet morning, sunday afternoon and evening is looking dry and bright with some showers. it will be quite muddy. it is halloween. be prepared for some muddy conditions. the sun may pop out in time. thank you. that's it. so goodbye from me. now on bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday after last weekend's humbling will things improve for ole gunnar solksjaer? he's in defiant mood saying manchester united are ready to react i'v e i've had to deal with setbacks. one thing i can always say is i'll give it a good shot and fight back. and drama for the defending champions, we'll show you how west indies won at last, at the men's t20 world cup and not since 1953 have wales�*s men beat new zealand what can they do at the principality stadium to halt the all blacks' 31 game winning run? also coming up in the programme... we hearfrom kelly gallagher, on her decision to retire after making winter olympics history. lovely to have you with us here on sportsday.... so after the humilation of their five nil hammering from bitter rivals liverpool last weekend will this weekend prove any better for manchester united 7 all week there has been rumour, conjecture and speculation about ole gunnar solskjaer and his future and today in front of the press he was in defiant mood. the chance to put it all right comes against tottenham tomorrow, who are one place above them, in sixth, on the premier league table. in sixth, on the patrick gearey has this report. in sixth, on the the in sixth, on the pressure is ratcheted right on him. the pressure is ratcheted right on him. , , . , , , the pressure is ratcheted right on him. , him. this play is in this group is one too him. this play is in this group is gone too far- — him. this play is in this group is gone too far. after— him. this play is in this group is gone too far. after the - 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wonder. hi how are you? yeah, i'm good. why shouldn't i be? of- wonder. hi how are you? yeah, i'm good. why shouldn't i be? of a - good. why shouldn't i be? of a docket— good. why shouldn't i be? of a docket you lots. i've been through some _ docket you lots. i've been through some very— docket you lots. i've been through some very bad moments here as a player— some very bad moments here as a player and — some very bad moments here as a player and went up been a coach and manager— player and went up been a coach and manager as — player and went up been a coach and manager as well. i've had to deal with setbacks, there's probably been two or— with setbacks, there's probably been two or three crisis and least sense i'd the _ two or three crisis and least sense i'd the manager here and one thing i can say— i'd the manager here and one thing i can say is_ i'd the manager here and one thing i can say is that i will always give it a good — can say is that i will always give it a good shot and fight back. tomasz— it a good shot and fight back. tomasz schafernaker nt might have to deal with _ tomasz schafernaker nt might have to deal with what against liverpool and tottenham and what takes energy. we expect _ tottenham and what takes energy. we expect to _ tottenham and what takes energy. we expect to be criticised, we expect to pet _ expect to be criticised, we expect to .net hands of the performance was not good _ to .net hands of the performance was not good enough. you expect to hear from right— not good enough. you expect to hear from right left—centre but you dontm — from right left—centre but you don't... we can't accept when lies are being — don't... we can't accept when lies are being made up. and paul came to me and _ are being made up. and paul came to me and told _ are being made up. and paul came to me and told me what he put out on his social— me and told me what he put out on his social media account and you know, _ his social media account and you know. we — his social media account and you know, we are better than that then a group, _ know, we are better than that then a group, the _ know, we are better than that then a group, the environment is better, we cantm _ group, the environment is better, we cantm what— group, the environment is better, we can't... what its blatant lies they've _ can't... what its blatant lies they've got to stand up and say so. the glare _ they've got to stand up and say so. the glare on — they've got to stand up and say so. the glare on united perhaps dimmed the spotlight on their opponents tottenham. last week's loss to west ham was their fourth derby defeat for the despair does not four months into thejob but for the despair does not four months into the job but some are questioning if he should still be ended. . questioning if he should still be ended. , ., ., ., ended. there is no manager in the world is not _ ended. there is no manager in the world is not under— ended. there is no manager in the world is not under pressure, - ended. there is no manager in the world is not under pressure, it's i world is not under pressure, it's part of ourjob. i take my own routine, ifocus on part of ourjob. i take my own routine, i focus on what i have to focus on. my focus is on what i can control and what i can impact. he's in the players, this is god, this is a work that we do and you keep focus on what you have to think about, ignore the noise. get on what you have to think about, ignore the noise.— ignore the noise. get beaten again thou:h ignore the noise. get beaten again thou . h the ignore the noise. get beaten again though the noise _ ignore the noise. get beaten again though the noise may _ ignore the noise. get beaten again though the noise may be _ ignore the noise. get beaten again though the noise may be hard - ignore the noise. get beaten again though the noise may be hard to i though the noise may be hard to ignore. such is the pressure on the do managers put calling their meeting the showdown they dare not lose. the former everton midfielder leon osman is part of the friday football social on radio five live tonight and hejoins us now. it's fascinating this fixture between these two teams. i wonder firstly what you made of ole gunnar solskj rand how he came across today facing the press and the comments that he made considering those last five days that he must�*ve had. i those last five days that he must've had. . . those last five days that he must've had. , . ., .., ., ., had. i expected him to come out in a defiant mood — had. i expected him to come out in a defiant mood to _ had. i expected him to come out in a defiant mood to try _ had. i expected him to come out in a defiant mood to try and _ defiant mood to try and galvanise his team, to try and make sure that everybody on the outset thanks and has the feeling that him and his team are one bonded unit, that they are together and they're pulling in the same direction. because that was in evidence certainly at two against liverpool at the weekend that they're on the same page. i think that was the first thing they he needed to address. i'll based on a team of a cell unit good? he was very adamant about that but he needs a performance, he needs a result. quite often you say when managers are under pressure as long as they get the result in the next game they will be fine. well i think manchester united a past that. i think they not doing that need to start showing performances. they are in that position now where they need to start getting results with the new no similar, nuno has been at the club is a short period of time for them what was expected when he'd join some of these and it difficult position they lost more games they certainly can more goals it's not 19- certainly can more goals it's not 19— ten in all competition. they'll be a lot of edge in this game tomorrow. a lot of pressure to get the winning goal and the waiting game. the winning goal and the waiting came. ., ., ., ., game. you mentioned that word performance _ game. you mentioned that word performance was _ game. you mentioned that word performance was up _ game. you mentioned that word performance was up i _ game. you mentioned that word performance was up i suppose l game. you mentioned that word i performance was up i suppose my manchester united fans in particular will be looking to the game tomorrow, that's can be one thing that they're going to expect firstly from team selection from ole gunnar solskj rand also the players and how they perform. considering as well it's a big week ahead, dave atlanta in the champions league in the manchester derby. there is no room for them not to show up, is they are? trio room for them not to show up, is the are? ., room for them not to show up, is they are?— they are? no there isn't. i don't think weeks _ they are? no there isn't. i don't think weeks will— they are? no there isn't. i don't think weeks will get _ they are? no there isn't. i don't think weeks will get any - they are? no there isn't. i don't think weeks will get any betterl think weeks will get any better doing bigger in the career of ole gunnar solskj r. certainly as a manager when you're under this amount of pressure and the games coming up are away. tottenham away from the champions league and then at homes your biggest rival. you basically... they need three wins but i don't think they become more difficult, the games. certainly you'd be hard—pressed to find three more difficult games where you probably need to win at least two of them. but as i said, the manner manchester united performances of late is what's brought this to the front. they haven't been losing games, they've not really been turning up in games, they been rolling, but been very easy to score. nine goes over the last two where 22 primary games with the best at what is expected of manchester united. yes result is important but performance is crucial.— performance is crucial. thanks so much for your— performance is crucial. thanks so much for your time. _ performance is crucial. thanks so much for your time. i _ performance is crucial. thanks so much for your time. i look - performance is crucial. thanks so | much for your time. i look forward to listening to you later on five live. from one end of the footballing spectrum to the other as tomorrow will be an historic day on the isle of man. for the first time, a team from the island welcome opponents from the uk mainland. fc isle of man play in the north west counties league and they re hoping three thousand supporters will watch them at their home ground of the bowl in douglas, where they'll play the staffordshire side brocton. joe lynskey reports. before the season it hadn't happened before. a team from the isle of man's rolling hill england's football pyramid. but this is fc i'll of man who started injuly in july in the tenth year of the game. they are now nearly halfway through the season but up to now they've played all their games away from home. that's meant a flight into manchester or a ferry to liverpool. with 6am start in 12 hour round trips. on wednesday they face shield town. ., ,, y., ., town. you pass it, then you move. but knowing _ town. you pass it, then you move. but knowing soon _ town. you pass it, then you move. but knowing soon things _ town. you pass it, then you move. but knowing soon things will- town. you pass it, then you move. i but knowing soon things will change. this is fc isle of man 14th away game in a row. but now double jab passengers can travel to the island and vaccine take up in the league has increased was up so on saturday finally they play their first match at home. i finally they play their first match at home. ~ �* . finally they play their first match at home. ,, �*, , ., at home. i think it's brilliant, i think the _ at home. i think it's brilliant, i think the people _ at home. i think it's brilliant, i think the people behind - at home. i think it's brilliant, i think the people behind the i at home. i think it's brilliant, i - think the people behind the football club and the committee and the board i think they've done a greatjob to get this off the ground. they had to go through a lot of hoop and a lot of paperwork to give us this far. i feel very fortunate to and privilege to be the first manager for the wake of the crack of dawn and joe get home until midnight, 1am sometimes. it has been challenging but it's brought— it has been challenging but it's brought us together really tightly. a few— brought us together really tightly. a few nerves. i naturally get nervous _ a few nerves. i naturally get nervous every _ a few nerves. i naturally get nervous every game - a few nerves. i naturally get nervous every game but - a few nerves. i naturally get nervous every game but it i a few nerves. i naturally get i nervous every game but it will a few nerves. i naturally get - nervous every game but it will be in front _ nervous every game but it will be in front of— nervous every game but it will be in front of a _ nervous every game but it will be in front of a game _ nervous every game but it will be in front of a game. a— nervous every game but it will be in front of a game. a crowd _ nervous every game but it will be in front of a game. a crowd were - front of a game. a crowd were not used _ front of a game. a crowd were not used to— front of a game. a crowd were not used to playing _ front of a game. a crowd were not used to playing also _ front of a game. a crowd were not used to playing also to _ front of a game. a crowd were not used to playing also to have - front of a game. a crowd were not i used to playing also to have happen. although _ used to playing also to have happen. although piayers _ used to playing also to have happen. although players are _ used to playing also to have happen. although players are from _ used to playing also to have happen. although players are from the - used to playing also to have happen. although players are from the island| although players are from the island and on saturdays at home they will kick off at 6.30 pm. that is so the isle of man's local league keeps the earlier slots. the club will fund their opposition travel cost. they say with a van owned model they can make it work. aha, say with a van owned model they can make it work-— make it work. a large part of our revenue has _ make it work. a large part of our revenue has to _ make it work. a large part of our revenue has to be _ make it work. a large part of our revenue has to be the fans. - make it work. a large part of our revenue has to be the fans. so i make it work. a large part of our. revenue has to be the fans. so we priced that situation with some may be think is a bit expensive. we have to make sustainable for years to come. were working with the community and the people around us to hopefully support the project. it's been phenomenal. saturday we should have a bigger turnout, everybody�*s really excited. hope should have a bigger turnout, everybody's really excited. how far can this club _ everybody's really excited. how far can this club go, _ everybody's really excited. how far can this club go, is _ everybody's really excited. how far can this club go, is the _ everybody's really excited. how far can this club go, is the football - can this club go, is the football league a realistic for the a la man? yes. we think in the next ten or 15 years we should be and lead to for the people may laugh at that but having aspirations we think we can achieve it. , . . . achieve it. they had 24 games left the season. _ achieve it. they had 24 games left the season, only _ achieve it. they had 24 games left the season, only five _ achieve it. they had 24 games left the season, only five of _ achieve it. they had 24 games left the season, only five of them - achieve it. they had 24 games left the season, only five of them are| achieve it. they had 24 games left i the season, only five of them are on the season, only five of them are on the road. from the bottom division they want to rise up the league. now from their home on the island they start the journey. cricket now, where it was looking very shaky for the defending champions west indies at the t20 world cup they lost their first two games but they've finally got a win on the board, beating bangladesh in sharjah, and it was in nail—biting finish. nicholas pooran top scored with 40 off 22 balls, as the west indies set a target of 143. in reply litton das lashed out, with his side also looking for their first victory of the tournament. he made 44 before he was removed by a spectacular catch from jason holder, the tallest man on the pitch. it all boiled down to the final ball, bangladesh needed four runs to win, andre russell bowling, mohammad mah mudullah mohammad mah mudullah swiping at thin air, handing victory to the windie by three runs. after the game i spoke to stuart law, who's coached both bangladesh and west indies and he told me it was a scrappy game. both teams did everything they possibly could to lose the game, they were dressed like drop catches, ms. reynolds. you want your big players in the critical moments in that loss ball needing for the last ball and reversal, tight finished but west indies finish on top of no west indies in bangladesh very well you know from coaching, if you look at west indies firstly, it has been disappointing for them. what at west indies firstly, it has been disappointing for them.— at west indies firstly, it has been disappointing for them. what do you think they might've _ disappointing for them. what do you think they might've gained _ disappointing for them. what do you think they might've gained from - think they might've gained from today? think they might've gained from toda ? . think they might've gained from toda ? , . ., ., ., ., today? this will create a lot of confidence _ today? this will create a lot of confidence within _ today? this will create a lot of confidence within our- today? this will create a lot of confidence within our dressing today? this will create a lot of - confidence within our dressing room. those sit back and think ok, we are off the mark. we can either hurt other peoples campaigns in this tournament and while were doing it we could actually enhance ours. there will be quietly confident. they are very confident man. believe me, they believe in themselves more than anyone else on the planet. if they get on a roll they are very difficult to stop. d0 they get on a roll they are very difficult to stop.— difficult to stop. do you think they will be surprised _ difficult to stop. do you think they will be surprised at _ difficult to stop. do you think they will be surprised at how _ difficult to stop. do you think they will be surprised at how they - difficult to stop. do you think they l will be surprised at how they shown up will be surprised at how they shown up so far? will be surprised at how they shown u- so far? f . will be surprised at how they shown usofar? j , up so far? they'll be disappointed with the way _ up so far? they'll be disappointed with the way they _ up so far? they'll be disappointed with the way they started - up so far? they'll be disappointed with the way they started in - up so far? they'll be disappointed with the way they started in the i with the way they started in the games they play. they haven't played anywhere near their best, but a couple of brilliant individual performances is what west indies do. it's got a lot of trouble and on the board. at it's got a lot of trouble and on the board. �* . ~ it's got a lot of trouble and on the board. �* x' ., it's got a lot of trouble and on the board. . a ., ., it's got a lot of trouble and on the board. . ., ., ., , board. a quick word on bangladesh its to- board. a quick word on bangladesh its to in board. a quick word on bangladesh its top in the _ board. a quick word on bangladesh its top in the tournament _ board. a quick word on bangladesh its top in the tournament they - board. a quick word on bangladesh l its top in the tournament they would like so far. f ., like so far. they've got the weight of 162.000.000 _ like so far. they've got the weight of 162,000,000 people _ like so far. they've got the weight of 162,000,000 people on - like so far. they've got the weight of 162,000,000 people on their. of 162,000,000 people on their shoulders. they will go up there and give it their all that they just haven't been as good as they probably go to bed. have been as clinical as they can be. and that proves costly in these tournaments. whose best themes so far for you? pakistan. england have been great, they have been clinical, pakistan have been exciting to watch. their pace bowling is outstanding, the way they hit the ball, bring it on. i they hit the ball, bring it on. i can tell you that in the last few minutes pakistan have been involved in another thrilling finish. pakistan are chasing a target of 148 to beat afghanistan in their super 12 match. afghanistan won the toss and chose to bat but a collapse looked on the cards when they drifted to 76 for six. but their innings was salvaged by gulbadin naib and skipper mohammad nabi, who put on 71, and the side finished their 20 overs 147 for 6. pakistan anyway were deliveries before departing for 51. it had begun to fall but ally has just hit four sixes and won over. pakistan won by six wickets. at third victory of the competition. well england and australia are joint top of their group and they play each other tomorrow in dubai. in an ashes year, any match between the sides will give the winners an edge. on top of that, the return of ben stokes for the ashes has certainly given england a lift and it's also good news for australia, according to their vice captain pat cummings. great to hear coming out and being part the ashes. no decision has been through quite a bit for happy to hear that news. he was a great competitor and the 2019 ashes. always is. he is going to be, i'm sure a huge playerfor them in the series. it's going to be one of the prized records. it can add that little bit extra to what is a huge ashes series was that really got his can be out there. you want to see the best teams in the best players compete. yeah, we don't want to have a finish is eerie and have an asteroid mexer say no this guy wasn't there and that i wasn't there. ? *. i'm really happy is good to be out there. it might make it a little bit of a tougher contest but it's good to be good. let’s little bit of a tougher contest but it's good to be good.— little bit of a tougher contest but it's good to be good. let's take a cuick it's good to be good. let's take a quick look _ at some of the other stories making news today. emma raducanu is bidding to reach the semifinals of the trannsylvannia open she's up against marta kostyuk the world number 55 to knock raducanu out. the world number 55 to knock raducanu out. england's bronte law has flown up the leaderboard in the third round of the dubai moonlight classic she's picked up six shots, to move to 15 under par, just one behind mexico's maria fassi. and the premier league has agreed to meet with amnesty international for talks about a revised owners�* and directors' test following newcastle's saudi backed takeover. amnesty want human rights violations to be included in the rules. now, for the first time since february 2020, wales men will play in front of a capacity crowd at the principality stadium when they face the might of new zealand in their first autumn international. the all blacks are on a 31 game winning run against wales, with 1953 being the last time wales beat new zealand. so what of their chances this year? i caught up with former wales centre jamie roberts who is covering the match for amazon prime video. more than anything i am excited to see them also play at a sold—out principality stadium tomorrow up against the best in the world. i think better to have a pretty good chance to go and express himself against the side that's recently won the rugby championship. it can be very difficult nothing less than a near perfect to do the job. missing players from injuries it provides opportunity for us to provide wales. it helps develop strength and depth. there are players that have been exposed to the side of the world that might not of had the opportunity. if it was inside. there are loads of factor at play but also they going to pick the best side at its disposal. it they going to pick the best side at its disposal-— its disposal. it will be asked ossible its disposal. it will be asked possible crowd _ its disposal. it will be asked possible crowd at _ its disposal. it will be asked possible crowd at the - its disposal. it will be asked - possible crowd at the principality. first time since 2020. when you think of stalwarts you think of alan wynnejones will be able to play tomorrow also a return to action for garrett anscombe as well. a nice moment for him out for about two years, was in a? moment for him out for about two years. was in a?— moment for him out for about two years, was in a? yet you lads there. first jones — years, was in a? yet you lads there. first jones the _ years, was in a? yet you lads there. first jones the guy _ years, was in a? yet you lads there. first jones the guy keeps _ years, was in a? yet you lads there. first jones the guy keeps breaking l firstjones the guy keeps breaking records and setting standards that no one else can come near to. pretty special day for him. i think it's quite poignant mccall which was an all black great. when wells was playing against new zealand. and also anscombe. garrett liked jenkins looks like scott williams has just been called into the squad put up quite a few boys have had to overcome level two injuries was think it takes a special type of player, notjust play about think it takes a special type of player, not just play about a think it takes a special type of player, notjust play about a person to do that. he'd been through some very tough times over the past few years i guarantee you that to even play the game again he's done extremely well. to be back in test rugby recognition let alone start in a ten against his own country, he grew up in new zealand. no a lot of those all blacks players, it's pretty amazing. it's a testament to his mental strength and resilience and really hope it goes well tomorrow. well on sunday, england's women take on new zealand and the big team news is that olympian holly aitchison will make her debut, replacing the injured emily scarratt at outside center. let's get more from 5 live commentator sara orchard. sarah somewhere of seven in tokyo. she is lining up on 15.i sarah somewhere of seven in tokyo. she is lining up on 15.— she is lining up on 15. i have to say what _ she is lining up on 15. i have to say what a _ she is lining up on 15. i have to say what a debut. _ she is lining up on 15. i have to say what a debut. what - she is lining up on 15. i have to say what a debut. what a - she is lining up on 15. i have to say what a debut. what a time | she is lining up on 15. i have to - say what a debut. what a time to be asked to step up. whoever was given that short, all eyes would be on them after that. injury to injury but met emily skerritt who broke a leg. she is 24 years old she's gone really well and you will perhaps england have been tracking her while she's been away for the really learning her basic skills it's her time back and saracens now. she focusing on fifteens again. her ability to play against the back line and both 12 and 13 also collect the net covering a butterfly half i have. she's got a good relationship with the saracens fly half. playing for england at ten on sunday. this is all building you can really tell that simon middleton think she's got something. she that simon middleton think she's got somethina. ,, , . ., ., that simon middleton think she's got somethina. ,, , . . ., ., something. she such a great talent, she's not a something. she such a great talent, she's got a great — something. she such a great talent, she's got a great all-around - something. she such a great talent, she's got a great all-around game. | she's got a great all—around game. and played — she's got a great all—around game. and played fantastically well for saracens this year. i think she's up to the _ saracens this year. i think she's up to the game — saracens this year. i think she's up to the game and she's been a player that we've _ to the game and she's been a player that we've wanted her to bring in the fifteens for a while. fortunately we contracted her in. yeah. _ fortunately we contracted her in. yeah. she's— fortunately we contracted her in. yeah, she's been fantastic. this is the first of— yeah, she's been fantastic. this is the first of two _ yeah, she's been fantastic. this is the first of two tests _ yeah, she's been fantastic. this is the first of two tests against - yeah, she's been fantastic. this is the first of two tests against new. the first of two tests against new ceiling of the coming couple of weeks. how competitive are we expecting these two games to be? extremely. a lot of people will be looking at the black burns and thinking they haven't played a test for two years because of the pandemic, don't let that fool you. they are five—time world champions, reigning world champions on top of that. and they've never played that many test at all. that's only going to change for them. but they've always managed to step up on these big stages, they also have what many would describe as that psychological advantage of having their own hacker. it's different to the all blacks edit something that would have been discussed in the england camp this week about how they actually approach that to make sure they don't let that affect them in the build—up to the game. because a black ferns, the last two times they met it has been the new zealanders that have taken away the wins. before we can you tell us a little bit more about the special mouth guards at the players get to be wary? guards at the players get to be wa ? �* ., , ., wary? both the red roses and the black ferns. _ wary? both the red roses and the black ferns, been _ wary? both the red roses and the black ferns, been wearing - wary? both the red roses and the black ferns, been wearing black. wary? both the red roses and the. black ferns, been wearing black do not mouth guards it has a little micro chip in them. it measures head impact in which world rugby wants to do. but women in this area, it's been very well documented that women when they have a brain injury or a concussion and they do have different effects and symptoms to man. most of the studies that have been done of also centred around elite male athletes, particularly in rugby. this is an important time for world rugby to be able to gather data on women. it's really important study and great that the black ferns and the red roses will be wearing them both in matches and in training. them both in matches and in trainina. . ~ them both in matches and in trainina. ., ,, ,., them both in matches and in trainina. . ~' ., ., , training. thank you for “oining us. also let you t training. thank you for “oining us. also let you know _ training. thank you for “oining us. also let you know that _ training. thank you forjoining us. also let you know that bbc2 - training. thank you forjoining us. also let you know that bbc2 is i training. thank you forjoining us. i also let you know that bbq is where also let you know that bbc2 is where you can find those women's internationals over the coming few weeks. the alpine skier kelly gallagher has announced her retirement from the sport. with guide charlotte edwards, she won the super g competition in sochi in 2014 and became the first paralympian from team gb to win gold at a winter games. stephen watson reports. on the slopes kelly singing ? ? transmit 7? capnext kelly gallagher have carved out a remarkable record—breaking career. very good reason she's hanging up her skis. very good reason she's hanging up herskis. in very good reason she's hanging up her skis. , , . very good reason she's hanging up her skis. , , , .,, .,, her skis. in july 'ust as i was preparing _ her skis. in july 'ust as i was preparing to — her skis. in july 'ust as i was preparing to go _ her skis. in julyjust as i was preparing to go back - her skis. in julyjust as i was preparing to go back on - her skis. in july just as i was i preparing to go back on snow i her skis. in july just as i was - preparing to go back on snow i found out that i was pregnant again. so this is baby number two and now we are in not november time everything seems to be going well with all the scans. i think that it was probably going to be my last season as well. i was trying to make it to one more game which will be happening in march around that time. yeah, we've during that time to call it a day and reflect on the adventure that i've had. �* ., and reflect on the adventure that i've had. . ., ., i've had. and what an incredible “ourne i've had. and what an incredible journey she's — i've had. and what an incredible journey she's been _ i've had. and what an incredible journey she's been on. - i've had. and what an incredible journey she's been on. kelley i i've had. and what an incredible| journey she's been on. kelley 19 world championship medals but her highlight is that history making paralympic games seven years ago. socially, i was going to win five gold medals, in my head that's what i focus on. so gold medals, in my head that's what ifocus on. so is it massive disappointment for me personally. when i got home everyone helping me celebrate with a gold medal and then realising i was the first and it was such a big deal. and how it's helped the rest of the team, with a younger athletes develop, it's set the ball rolling in that way. i love that, definitely. it's helped athletes with visual impairments here in ireland say i can do that.- with visual impairments here in ireland say i can do that. along the wa there ireland say i can do that. along the way there they _ ireland say i can do that. along the way there they many _ ireland say i can do that. along the way there they many setbacks - ireland say i can do that. along the way there they many setbacks and | way there they many setbacks and multiple injuries sustained while competing in this high risk support but kelly wouldn't change a thing. it was strange saying goodbye to something that caused me so much pain and excitement at the same time. winning medals and going racing and has been such a privilege and an adventure. at the same time it is nice to a literal weight around the countries of europe. and ski racing and getting up in the morning and putting myself at severe risk all the time when i been racing for subs i suppose is well with the pandemic when we've been at home so much itjust seems, i miss it so much. now that it's kind of all settle down there is a bit of like what do i do now? for settle down there is a bit of like what do i do now?— settle down there is a bit of like what do i do now? for now family is her focus and _ what do i do now? for now family is her focus and she _ what do i do now? for now family is her focus and she is _ what do i do now? for now family is her focus and she is plenty - what do i do now? for now family is her focus and she is plenty of- her focus and she is plenty of inspirational bedtime stories to tell. we wish her well in her retirement. wish her well in her retirement. now with the cop 26 climate change conference approaching, bbc sport has been speaking to sampdoria and norway international morten thorsby. he's been an environmental campaigner for some time and wears the number two on his shirt, representing the paris climate accord goal of ensuring the temperature doesn't rise by 2 degrees. nesta mcgregor caught up with him, as part of the latest edition of the sports desk podcast. people start to say they don't care why is what you do,. i've had all these types of arguments against me as well. the way i try to put it is that we are at a place now and we need to get to a place in 20 years. football players have to take in an environmental... they also have to take and that they have a huge responsibility because we have such a big influence on such a lot of people. and that is where they actually can have huge influence. we don't have to be perfect that is what i'm always trying to tell people but they have to be willing to improve. and you have to be willing to learn and it said we have to change. d0 willing to learn and it said we have to chance. ,. willing to learn and it said we have to chance. ,, to change. do you think football organisations, _ to change. do you think football organisations, clubs, _ to change. do you think football organisations, clubs, do - to change. do you think football organisations, clubs, do you - to change. do you think football i organisations, clubs, do you think enough has been done to tackle this issue? ., ., , enough has been done to tackle this issue? , ., , issue? football is far behind. it hasn't done _ issue? football is far behind. it hasn't done anything _ issue? football is far behind. it hasn't done anything close - issue? football is far behind. it hasn't done anything close to i issue? football is far behind. it. hasn't done anything close to what it should have done. but nobody... it's not like football ? football has a lot to prove, it's the business model of football in many cases are unsustainable and we need to get sustainability into the claws and that's the position to start taken. and you can hear more from morten thorsby and that topic in the latest edition of the sports desk. "does football really care about the environment?" and it's available on bbc sounds. imight be i might be biased but it is a good lesson. that's all from sportsday. remember you can stay up to date on all the bbc sport news on the website. bye—bye. good evening. there is yet more rain in the forecast for this weekend. one in the forecast for this weekend. era clearing out ti pushing one era clearing out the other pushing and between a size of those clear sky allowing it to get a little bit chilly, 5 in aberdeen for example. 11 for cardiff and plymouth by the end of the eye. a bit milder where we start up a cloud and rain, that will push its way eastward through the day tomorrow. with brightest guys following on behalf of of northern ireland was started for some sunshine those sunnier skies across western scotland certainly the bulk of england and wales albeit with one or two showers. temperature is between 11 to 15 . but first sunday we see another dose of wet weather. again this band of rain should move quite quickly but summary will be quite heavy. heavy showers accompanied by strong winds which could touch gale force around western coast. there will be some spells of sunshine and highs of ten to 13. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm... the pope meetsjoe biden and calls for radical decisions with a special message sounds for the bbc. translation:— message sounds for the bbc. translation: this crisis lays in front of us _ translation: this crisis lays in front of us radical— translation: this crisis lays in front of us radical decisions - translation: this crisis lays in front of us radical decisions that | front of us radical decisions that are not easy, but each hurdle also represents an opportunity batch cannot be wasted.— represents an opportunity batch cannot be wasted. protesters across the world call— cannot be wasted. protesters across the world call for— cannot be wasted. protesters across the world call for further _ cannot be wasted. protesters across the world call for further action - the world call for further action against climate change. gratitude burke had this message for president biden stapley when you are the leader of the most powerful country in the world to me you have a lot of responsibility. bud in the world to me you have a lot of responsibility-—

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