change is now inevitable. the guestion is what kindofchande ! whatit. isfeallyabgutisgxgqp- politicians to point that out, then the rush to any tired complaints. ina in a moment it will be time for sports day but. a look at what sparts day but’fir’st’a’ lb’fik’ét'wha ' else. coming up sparts day but’fir’st’a’ lb’fik’ét'wha ' else i coming up this evening sparts day but’fir’st’a’ lb’fik’ét'wha ' else. coming up this evening on else is coming up this eveningon= bbc news. more of course on the death of martin mcguinness. you will hear about his impact i both war hear about his impact on both war and peace. a journalist hear about his impact on both war and peace. ajournalist from hear about his impact on both war and peace. a journalist from the irish times will speak to me after the sport. after that it will be 100 days, looking at that laptop ban on flights from mainly muslim countries. then after the news at ten will be looking at moral‘s front pages. featuring a journalist from the london evening standard and the london evening standaniand! david davis. now it is time for sportsday. i'mjohn watson. coming up tonight: cheating the system — why the classification process of para—athletes could be abused in the pursuit of medals. problems in defence for garteh southgate as he prepares england to face the world champions. and why esports could become one of the top five sports in the world. good evening. welcome along. a review by uk athletics has found that the classification system for para athletes could be abused in the pursuit of medals. the system which puts athletes of their impairment is designed to ensure fair competition. but there were claims in the lead up to rio 2016 that the system was being exploited. well, joining us tonight is professorjohn brewer, who was a member of the review panel. many thanks for your company. john, what methods could be used to abuse the system? i think firstly we should see we found very small evidence of any athlete actually & the system athlete actually abusing the system but what we§ see if there is but what we did see if there is a lwa ys but what we did see if there is always the potential to do that. people, if they are unscrupulous, peoplerif—theg grerungcruégleugg—e cheat, and people could can cheat. and people could... ,, turn i the potentially turn up the classification fatigued and so on, what we were very keen to do is is e? a very is fi a very good enhance what is already a very good process by h‘efflfiai enhance what is already a very good process by “fit“?! it even better and process by making it even better and putting in place for gutting in place recommendations for— that putting in place recommendations for— that we believe will he aeh!;eie-e $5.2e'eiéz’i'5z‘lézflijfi “is“!!! improve the he a!h!::—ee‘e eeee'eee'eeeeee ais’h improve the process still further. you there improve the process still further. you - there has been little you said there has been little evidence i cheating. but obviously you said there has been little evic review cheating. but obviously you said there has been little evic review has ating. but obviously you said there has been little evic review has come but obviously you said there has been little evic review has come eerei following this review has come about following into the lead up to rio concerns into the lead up to rio 2016. it there was 2016. it suggests there was some concern worthy of this yes, i yes, - i think investigation? 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there will be some british athletes who consistentely break records who will be looking at this thinking their careers could be injeopardy here — should they be worried? farfrom far from it. farfrom it. in fact i think far from it. in fact i think exactly the opposite. what we want to do is ensure an athlete is classified according to his or her condition and that they are then free to train to the very best of their ability to become - best they can be, through become the best they can be, through training, notrition. 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brewer of saint mary john brewer of saint mary ‘s university, who the john brewer of saint mary ‘s university, who - the review university, who ordered the review for uk athletics, thanks forjoining tonight. thefi‘lanchestsr ia'n'itsd defend? from the england squad ahead of theirfriendly with germany tomorrow. there are no immediateplans 55: est" ;: c; ::za:ea three recognised central defenders to choose from. germany are missing a—couple = leeeeee eeeehe j eee captain manuel neuer, mario gomez, and julian draxler are also injured. the stdkentboogbdsayg from fans who hold him responsible for the sacking of manager claudio ranieri. scoring touch since the italian's departure, says life has been terrifying — he denies that he led a players‘ his farrfi, though has improved= since his sacking with three goals in the four games. he lastplayaa far hie five points behind germany, with two wins from four games. thinks manchester united could have the world cup winning major league soccer side chicago fire. he has posted this on facebook. he has posted this on facebook. having been part of the team that last year won the fa cup makes me very proud. i would also like to say thanks very much to the wonderful fans, the atmosphere and also the great staff at the club and especially my fellow players. thank you very much. i believe and i am sure thatjuicy mourinho and his tea m sure thatjuicy mourinho and his team will bring back the trophies to manchester united soon. now, e—sports are on the rise. now, esports are on the rise. it‘s predicted by the year 2020, they will generate £1 billion worth of revenue and will have an audience of nearly 600 million people. as part of state of sport week, bbc sport has been looking at the phenomenon. our sports correspondent natalie pirks has spent time with the paris st germain gaming team at their base in berlin. packed crowds are nothing sport as you know it. with all the fervour of football fans, gamers are making football clubs rethink their entire marketing strategies. paris st germain is one such club. living in berlin,7where the game‘s but it‘s playing the long game. the business model of esport is quite new, and i‘m sure that we can bring to this sport a kind of... 55.3 has ease rime for psg it‘s all about getting a seat at the table at a tournament like this. esports events in europe, and the players here compete in front of thousandsfinthea—renpf e with a revenue last year of £1.45 billion, but in just four years‘ time these figures making esports worth almost £3 billion. brands are desperate for a slice of the action. places like this and events like this are more popular for young and for older people, and especially women sometimes. young people like me... everyone can like this. esports have an older public. such is gaming‘s momentum that experts predict it will become one of the top five sports in the world. it‘s like football, or like any other sports games. you have people to cheer for, teams to cheer for, and it is just amazing. you might not agree, like a gate—crasher at the party, esports will soon be impossible to ignore. the fifth roundcof cballeogeccupehas! e—h'e'ifié.“ .'—e “l... 5524.2; e ee for the toronto wolfpack. the canadian side, who have entered english rugby league in the third tier of sport, will play super league side salford. side huddersfield will host swinton. it's it‘s be a massive it‘s - be a massive game for them. tees: e? the it‘s - be a massive game for them. tees: 555 the rugby it‘s - be a massive game for them. tees: eff the rugby league‘s them. gpy'ppply pp; ppgpy lppgpp‘p team. under first transatlantic team. under brian noble, who is so passionate brian noble. who is so passionate! the such about the game, such a passionate coach, and he - have them coach, and he will have them fired up, because i will take a massive up, because it will take a massive effort and that is what the ladbrokes challenge cup is all these ‘eteee having that sboot. thasa tasms liaising t'fits't'i belief going in. a one—off game and eeliee eeiee 'e; e.— eeeeeee eee’e'e-efie will be eeliee eeiee 'e; e.— eeeeeee eeee’e'e-efie will be hoping they will to do that. they q great able to do that. they have a great e week against the favourite for the grand national month‘s race at aintree. minella rocco was ranaer—opr—rrrrrr ~ , ~ trainerjonjoo‘ne'rtsaid e i351 ::|-.— — eflfi aim him atthefiotdfop apparently his exertions lasleciday that‘s all from sportsday. there‘ll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. it is 16 minutes to seven. time for headlines on bbc news. the body of sinn fein‘s martin mcguinness has been returned leading figores in the marthe-m ireland peace process have paid but others have criticised his earlier role as a qeeqeeeeefiie in the earlier role as a commander in the ira. devices in their cabin baggage -_ :_ was 4-5, - . pushed uppby rising food and frankfurt ended the day. there has been a substantial fall on the ftse100 today with the ftse100 today and likewise with the ftse100 today and likewise with the dax. still trading in america. m— 5;— is 5727? 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