officer last august has been jailed for 12 years. the duke and duchess of cambridge meet pakistan s prime minister, imran khan, during theirfive day visit to the country. and coming up, week go behind the scenes on the latest adaptation of sir philip pullman s best selling trilogy, his dark materials. good evening. there is intense pressure on football s governing. after players were subjected to the sustained racial abuse. they head of bulgaria s football union resigned today after the trouble today during the european qualifying match led to criticism from the england captain. fans of the game and many political figures. there s been simmering resentment for years that the football s governing body has done too little repeatedly to tackle racism. here s ed thomas. in full view, unmasked. the nazi salutes, the monkey chants, unashamed hate for all to see. i mean, i heard it before i even got to the other side of the pitch in the warm up. everybody wanted to carry on and do t
england involving an american diplomat‘s wife are holding talks in washington. mps grill thomas cook s former boss over his half million pound bonus when his company was in debt. arriving in local style the duke and duchess of cambridge are in pakistan for a five day tour. and at 11:30, we ll be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers rachel shabi and madeline grant stay with us for that. good evening and welcome to bbc news. bulgaria is now the subject of disciplinary proceedings by european football s governing body, uefa after the racist abuse directed at the england team in their match in sofia last night. the game was halted twice due to racist chants and gestures by a section of the home crowd against england players. the head of bulgaria s football union has resigned after being told to quit by the country s prime minister, and the behaviour has been condemned by england s coach, captain and by borisjohnson. our special correspondent ed thomas
the parents of missing british teenager nora quoirin offer a £10,000 reward for her safe return in malaysia. a 50 1 one increase the surge in the number of gamblers complaining about british betting companies. and coming up on bbc news. andy murray gets ready for a return to singles action later. he takes on richard gasquet in cincinnati. hong kong international airport has cancelled all its flights as anti government protests in its main terminal continue for a fourth day. thousands of demonstrators are gathered at the airport which is one of the busiest in the world. it follows another weekend of violent confrontations between police and protestors across the former british colony. the unrest shows no sign of abating, more than two months after it was sparked by a controversial extradition bill. a warning that you may find some of the images in this report from our global affairs correspondent naomi grimley disturbing. ground to a halt usually, hong kong international
cystic fibrosis patients wait to hear if two life changing drugs will be made available on the nhs in scotland. coming up on afternoon live all the sport with olly. england announce their squad for the rugby world cup. they have gone early as well. there is one uncapped player in there, three who only made their debuts yesterday and obtain a tear, the centre, is out. is that for disciplinary reasons? all the details coming up then tear. thanks olly and stav has all the weather unsettled all week. there will be a couple of days with drier and brighter weather as well. i will have all the details for you later. and also a global weather story to talk about too. thanks stav. also coming up the unswerving devotion of a football fan. how the 11 year old floored by a lamp post got to meet his idol mo salah. hello everyone this is afternoon live. i m martine croxall. hong kong international airport has cancelled all flights, as anti government protests in its main terminal
women going through the menopause face a national shortage of hormone replacement therapy. and why sales of indoor plants are blooming, especially among younger people. it s 5 o clock. our main story: hong kong international airport has cancelled all flights, as anti government protesters continue to occupy the main terminal. thousands of demonstrators have gathered at the airport which is one of the busiest in the world. it follows another weekend of violent confrontations between police and protestors across the former british colony. the unrest shows no sign of abating, more than two months after it was sparked by a controversial extradition bill. a warning that you may find some of the images in this report from our global affairs correspondent, naomi grimley, disturbing. ground to a halt. usually hong kong international airport is one of the busiest hubs in the world, but today its planes have been stopped because of another growing democracy protest. hundreds of black