from and politics turning away people from entering political life, and participating in elections and i think participating in elections and i think it s participating in elections and i think it s different altogether when you introduce the sport and a papular you introduce the sport and a popular footballer talks about the harm popular footballer talks about the harm online abuse does and of course you can harm online abuse does and of course you can he harm online abuse does and of course you can be for free speech but i don t you can be for free speech but i don t think you can be for free speech but i don t think anybody can be for anonymous abuse online that drives popular anonymous abuse online that drives popular figures like thierry henry offm and i think we have time for one more, the independent use to always prided itself on the quality of its front page photographs. and they are getting the same size now, madalyn. this is where we should all ha
but there was varying levels of suspicion that could have been acted upon. with the details here s our sports news correspondent, chris mclaughlin. it s the report that shines a light on the darkest chapter in our national game s history. did telling who knew what and when and asking if the abuse of children and scott s football could have been avoided. the review runs to over 150 pages and concludes that in the majority of situations, no one in scottish football new in the sense. celtic is one example. one part of the report concludes that some people at the club may have had suspicions about alleged activities at the celtic boys club. including a former senior manager andy former board member. what this report also calls for something that victims have asking for for years, and that s for clubs may have employed abusers to say sorry. the report says that they should issue an unequivocal and unreserved look apology to those that have been personally affected by sexual abuse
the irish prime minister urges a climb down in post brexit border tensions between the uk and the eu. a cooling down. hello, welcome to bbc news. the duchess of sussex has won a high court privacy claim against the mail on sunday over the publication of a letter to her estranged father. thejudge said meghan had a reasonable expectation that the contents of the letter would remain private . ina in a statement released following the ruling. a spokesperson for associated newspapers said they were surprised and disappointed at thejudgement. 0ur royal correspondent nick witchell gave us further detail a little earlier. now this is all about the publication by the mail on sunday on the 10th of february 2019 on a better which the duchess wrote to her estranged father thomas described by her lawyers as a heartfelt plea from an anguished daughter to herfather and her daughter to her father and her lawyers daughter to herfather and her lawyers had sought as i was saying this summa
even colder on saturday. a band of wet weather comes in from the atlantic hitting colder air and there could be snow in western parts of the uk. it is only a yellow snow and ice warning for the met office. the biggest impact in northern ireland, 1 4 centimetres. not sure what the impact will be in western scotland. after a frosty start it will be clouding over quickly, temperatures remaining low. when you factor in the wind on saturday it will feel more like 6 or 7. the snow will peter out, probably not getting any further east. on sunday, a stronger south south westerly wind which could mean some milder weather but perhaps some rain. now wejoin the now we join the bbc news team is where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday i m chetan pathak, coming up on the programme. keeping british hopes alive in melbourne cameron norrie is into the third round of the australian open where rafa nadal now awaits. as another player is racially abused online some of football s gov