sportsday, but first, a look at what else is coming up on bbc news. we will speak to broadcast magazine in ten minutes about why david abrahams, the channel 4 chief executive, has decided to resign. we have an exclusive interview with professor kelly and his children at 7pm after his interview became a viral hit online. scotla nd viral hit online. scotland could get another independence vote, but would european partners welcome them to the fold in a post brexit britain? find out in 100 days at 7pm. and the political editor of the mirrorand and the political editor of the mirror and the broadcasterjulia hartley brewer willjoin me for the papers. that s all i have. right now, sportsday. hello. i m 0lly foster. these are our sportsday headlines tonight: another champion day at cheltenham for nicky henderson the trainer is off to a flyer at the festival. it s a special night for the champions, but it could also be leicester s last european match for while. and eligible for the
is running out to save more than 20 million people facing famine across africa and the middle east. africa and the middle east. a crew member from a crashed irish coastguard helicopter who died after being pulled from the sea is named as captain dara fitzpatrick. here is how the london and frankfurt indexes finished. and how the american markets are getting on. remember the moment when two young children crashed their father s bbc world news interview while he was live on air? i m sure you ve seen it. it went viral. let s take a look. i would be surprised if they do. the. pardon me. pardon me. my do. the. pardon me. pardon me. my apologies. it s been described as the funniest video of the year, and now we ve spoken again to professor robert kelly. he and his wife spoke to my colleague, james menendez. it s been pretty unreal. we didn t really expect any attention like this at all. we ve certainly never had anything like this in our life before. of course, we didn t get a chan