Mover from the competition also receive the $36000.00 pounds prize money that they have said they will make a donation to the organization involved with the continuation of bury their pool have $7.00 players on the shortlist for the Ballon d'Or verge of on Dyke heads the list which also includes Sonny a man I and most solemn Manchester City have 5 all top them have 2 on that list Christian or another and Lena Messi both have been nominated to all England bronze and Alan White to make the women's list Gary Rao it is the new manager of Millwall he replaces Neil Harriss he resigned earlier this month and Wales of call up Cardiff Blues when only in lane to their rugby World Cup squad backroad junction of 80 has been ruled out of some they some a final against South Africa because of injury this is b.b.c. Radio 5 Live on digital b.b.c. Sound smart speaker. On the way there cheers a is looking jolly with sunny spells for England and Wales but found here and call it windy for Scotland's Northern Ireland frame will push into northwest Scotland and then all the levels today of 12 in Stornoway to 15 for London the best live sports field that still seems clear cultish in this Champions League. Cheap shoot my immune shut. Was later on tonight can Spurs turn things around with an icicle to costs us against Red Star Belgrade is your full station this is 5 life. The end. Of the Arctic on Am and f.m. Around the u.k. On digital and online I'm Rob sharp were up all night calibers prime minister Justin Trudeau learnt to his cost price of a high social media profile about halfway through the Canadian general election last a one for get Time magazine discovered prime minister. As a young schoolteacher attending an Arabian Nights' fancy dress party in blackface and wearing a jewel turban but whisper it softly It appears that Canadian like shit don't care and an hour after polls closed the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation forecasts Mr Towser Liberals are on course to win but here's the rub as a minority government who have the balance of power and what's with a much stronger showing by the party of independence from Quebec. Abortion was decriminalized in Northern Ireland at midnight the law on same sex marriage is also due to change the 1st gay wedding to cake can there be cut in January and the u.k. Government will sort out abortion regulations by April up to now abortions only been allowed in Northern Ireland of a woman's life was at risk or if there was a danger of permanent and serious damage to her physical or mental health or has been suspended for the last 2 and a half years the Northern Island the same player was recalled for a special pleader a by unionists who oppose liberalization but it didn't have any effect as nationalists continue to oppose the election of a new speaker Belfast journalist and author savant Fenton gave me her sense of Northern Ireland public reaction in Northern Ireland overwhelming majority of the population are in favor of both abortion and same sex marriage been legalized and kind of depends on difficulties between a byte and 70 to 80 percent what the law is cheating so it's very much something we should public support share and but essentially because of how I can make an issue of politics Northlanders that in order to pass legislation it has to have them support from the big you know this party and also the big national party it's not just a simple majority and the d.p. Have been using their bitter to block particularly since sex marriage for for quite a while and so. It kind of the last happened and that's not because of lack of public appetite in Ca I think most people kind of do welcome and that there is about 15 to 20 percent population here you very strongly opposed to any change and as if that was taken so long because of the strength of opposition among you know that 20 percent. Yes And I think as essentially that the only reason why that the law has changed now is because there is no government Stroman to the has been a government from lists 3 years NY since January 2017 because they partially airing arrangement between middy paean and since then collapsed and it's only because up that Westminster's decided to just step in and action so it was there is my least change to happen is because in July of last year. At Westminster decided to to step in and to change the laws message that was in the past is fact and news Drummond wasn't working for someone had to act to make decisions for people in Oregon in the meantime but I think it still might have still been in place it's still likely that the these laws that you wouldn't have to have changed it's more of a commons and it's always look less government by feel that doesn't This is the u.k. Parliament exercising as well in Northern Ireland and yes it is a term that would be used here be a director Oh and that's something which happened a lot during the troubles when things were so chaotic in North America that the government couldn't see the toll and so you know all the decisions made by London side of the government in Belfast and because there's been no government for so long and your going people are increasingly looking towards the London government to start taking more and and of a direct approach and not just with things like abortion and stem sex marriage but also on issues such as you know high seen or education and just the back health care particularly because no one has been making sessions for more than 3 years now and starting to really affect public service that I think is a funny I mean in the seventy's direct rule was a bad word. And yes very much so and I think it's been kind of a solution Richards of the last 3 years I think with people would have been very good if making stations back at the very beginning and people were very proud to storm into and is one of the great elements of the peace process that things become so normalized that the d.p. Engine plane could share parts together you know corporate data government decisions but I think there's you know unfortunate that just seems to completely collapse and there's a you know sign really or the government going back perhaps for another year another 2 or 3 years and people are very worried about how much longer no one can go on without a government and so I think these changes that are taking less night for abortions in sex marriage could perhaps just because start of perhaps greater intervention from Westminster think people would welcome that in a way that what a shocker I'm you know 2 or 3 years ago now the d.p. Find themselves on the losing side of this apparently they find themselves on the losing side of the bricks at the bait at the moment to say what does this mean for the the future of the u.p.a. In Northern Ireland. And yes I think def in a very weak position at the minute because at the moment it very much appears that they have perhaps been let down or extra long by Boris Johnson in terms of the bucks a day and then closer to home that some of us your flagship policies as it were of opposing abortion and same sex marriage are going to be happening regardless and that the 3rd issue which makes them very vulnerable is that and there's been a public inquiry taking place wrong was 2 years night into the scandal which their leader are in foster been lent to cash rash essentially of about a gross misspent in a public money and then card details are due to be published saying I think are in foster is a waste you know denied any wrongdoing whatsoever but there would be some concerns within the d.p.p. Or her position as leader particularly could be very weak at the same time as drugs in these reforms audience actually means that from all angles I mean you know they're they're not doing bargain might be very vulnerable towards their best. Well talk about brags that yesterday evening the government publishes 111815 page bill to turn the bricks they'll into law number 10 will ask M.P.'s to approve a proposal for a timetable for 3 days of intensive debate over worth troll agreement Bill our political correspondent Nick hardly has been telling me why the government had to publish for the simple reason that they couldn't get a yes or no to the deal but also it was always part of the plan that this 110 pages would come in some point with all the work I've got a copy here we've all been working our way through it tonight and basically what this does is set legally how the u.k. Leaves the European Union implements the arrangements that Boris Johnson agreed with the e.u. Last week he's doing it because he had hoped just to get a yes or no and you know approval for the deal or otherwise but because he didn't get on Saturday and the speaker will allow them to do it again on Monday the only way the government has last night is to get the legislation through so we can have 70 to 2 hours of extraordinarily tense reading of this and trying to figure out potential problems with that some M.P.'s are furious about that timetable Oh sure I mean they were hoping weren't if the government that has to give it a 2nd reading on choose to can it really go to a 2nd reading of M.P.'s have only just got all these dense pages in their hands Yes And you know all the signs are that it well the government will introduce later on choose the to be a voter and the more contentious part which is the timetabling over the idea that you scrutinise it choose the Wednesday and Thursday and then send it to the House of Lords on Friday that vote on the timing tabling could be quite interesting because opposition parties are furious at the lack of time they're being given. Some Tory M.P.'s privately as well are raising their concerns so be interesting to see if any of them break rank the u.p.a. Is well we know they are not happy with Boris Johnson at the moment so it's possible they're not seen as likely but it's possible that the timetable could be voted out if that happens 5 1st of October just isn't happening because at that point Boris Johnson can organise legislation through in time to me breaks out happen by that deadline unless he opts for a new deal so you know heis the stuff and choose the and even if the government does get through choose the unscathed and gets the 2nd reading done and gets the timetable approved M.P.'s are going to spend the next few days attaching Muma rescue inventions to this bill and trying then our closer relationship the European Union through something like a customs union trying to attach other conditions like a 2nd referendum approving the deal versus remain potentially some other things as well so it's going to be a bumpy few days I have to help us out because Aren't some people likely to say well wait a minute didn't the ban I mean that no he sent the extension letter to Brussels it's up to Brussels to approve an extension and then Britain has to extend the period is that still not a cast uncertainty. Not yet because you don't want to get this deal done as well so if there is a saying over the next few days the Boris Johnson does have the numbers in parliament to get the legislation through and that act says are you know basically an approval of the deal and therefore means that the government doesn't have to stay and you don't will play ball it won't I suspect it won't see anything concrete on an extension until it knows for sure whether or not this legislation is going to get through so either it is defeated on Tuesday or if it passes on Thursday or have a rough idea of where things are going saw no at the moment an extension isn't guaranteed because it's not being offered and the government still hopes it can do enough to avoid it as a fair to say that this document and this withdrawal agreement as a harder Breck set than trees or me is withdraw agreement yes I think that's absolutely right there's there's no doubt the boss wants is planning a more detached relationship with the European Union through a few trade agreement so that means there are things in this agreement that would not have been interested me so Boris Johnson isn't and as interested incorporating standards on things like the environment and workers' rights there will be an option too to measure those all those deals but it's not necessarily going to be the same all in all that's one of the reasons that the Tory base tears got behind it because they think they can trust Boris Johnson to come up with something that isn't too close to the European Union that was their big feet under trees of me so that's why they're prepared to swallow some things like that customs border in the Irish sea. So is it in fact the case that if he gets a 2nd reading through of the government get a 2nd reading through on Tuesday that that will be an indication of future voting patterns and that that majority will hold and be enough for them to actually pass the withdrawal bill and in the given time fraud you know as well as I do nothing's that simple and. I had to ask. Basically if it gets through 2nd reading to morrow is a good sign for the government I'm sure the chalked up as a victory but it's far from simple because what will happen is a see over the next few days is the opposition parties will try and attach a bunch of conditions to some which would effectively kill Boris Johnson's deal if M.P.'s vote for a customs union that's not Boris Johnson's deal so the government really extraordinarily hard to take this deal any further than it had gone saw choose the is in trash think in the sense that will get a sign for whether or not the deal is dead but even if the government does get through choose the fairly unscathed it doesn't mean that it is done and the still plenty of opportunity for Mr Hoover the next few days they currently are. Well if you're an Australian newspaper reader you got a surprise a Smalling when your paper dropped or when you picked it up because the front page was all black it was redacted. At the top just to make the point a big red thing that said secret you may remember that in June we reported on police raids on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation the home of a News Corp of journalist both of which created a huge backlash this protest by the papers is aimed at national security laws which journalists say have stifled reporting and created a culture of secrecy in a still you are my Fedora as political reporter with a.b.c. Hello Matthew hello pretty dramatic that the a.b.c. Join in how could the A.B.C.'s pose compete with this yeah that's right it is a concerted effort by the major media companies you know Straley be a.b.c. Doesn't have a newspaper we publish a redacted front page but certainly the public broadcaster as joined with some of our other broadcasting colleagues in running very distance on the air you know calling on the government to challenge it's the Nationals broadly the issue of who then maybe as a whole are now campaigning against But I think a lion as is choking up on us I'm sad to say to my surrogate that the a.b.c. App. I think we might try to get Matthew back if that would be possible save get him back in a different light see we'll be back with the paper blackout in a stale year on just a minute but let us go to Canada where we are. Going to talk about the elections because about an hour ago in Vancouver the last polls closed and Canada's next government is taking shape or at least its next parliament is taking shape and it looks as if Justin Trudeau is going to be back as prime minister although it's going to be much different we're joined from Vancouver by just tender City hello to attend. A lot how you say good very good well results are coming in part and heavy here you of course are the tail end aren't you out of results on the west coast That's right 6 times and that's when constituencies of the world's 2nd largest country it is to exercise elections a candidate a big big effort but actually results in coming through quick and. Fast as you say. The. Differences are projected to Hong Kong with the North Sea This is any better but I'm also a little later so Yes Yes Actually New Democratic Party headquarters in the entry of the Sikh leader to meet saying he's expected to make an appearance to thank volunteers and supporters who. Works during this campaign to increase support so he's hoping that the n.d.p. His party will hold the balance of power. The other significant bloc who could hold considerable power in a coalition government or at least a. Supply and demand type arrangement is the pluck to pick wa but they have a rather radically different sort of attitude or politics to those of the Liberal Party of Justin Trudeau they. Can require doing remarkably well if back course where else. But at the patent I mean why why have the blockade Marquardt come back. So the bloke. Number one they they went through a succession of different leaders but now they have. A leader who is considerably more. Sort of a popular former t.v. Host the Francois. Who has seems to have galvanized the movement and they do very often talk necessarily about separation but they they're all about protecting the back and it's a French identity from outside influence and one of the. Really tricky things that they introduced was a bill which proved. Anybody wearing any kind of religious symbol whether that is a hit job or indeed a turban from holding public office so that it is somewhat counter to the families of Justin Trudeau the Liberal Party and indeed many Canadians who see themselves as progressive here. If if Mr girl falls just short of the Liberal Party fall just short of the 170 seats they need for the majority what what might the reason be I mean is it because muster to go you know in a party in 2001 or a terrible black face or is there a bit more to it. Yeah it's it's very interesting because many people a month ago when that happens and that really shocked many people lifelong liberals many of the people of the thing nurses within the Liberal fold indeed he. Just introduced a pope who would went around apologizing to practically anybody who'd listen for some considerable time many people and many analysts thought that this this trip be terminal but remarkably he seems to have bounced back I mean part of the reason for . The liberals not doing as badly as much as you might have expected is that the conservatives didn't do it as well as they would have hoped they effectively just shored up their own base they didn't reach out to be persuadable. Birch it but back to your question about Trudeau did the many of the opposition parties the n.d.p. And the Greens in particular said you do not have a monopoly on progressive values in the studio with. You you may have been a global host a portal for you know. The left of center left politics around the world but here in Canada you haven't a little focuses and for example on climate change you never had a really strict plan with school which was going to deliver what you said it would deliver. There we shall see what the final result is at the moment the liberals are so a leading conservatives and I will see in a couple of hours I guess what the final score looks like thank you very much. Let's return to the interview Astrarium where Matthew Durant of a.b.c. Was was telling us about the the new difficulties that journalists have been having in reporting their reaction which culminated in a redacted front page of most every newspaper in Australia did anybody not take part Matthew. Most of the major newspapers did take this can tie actually all of them I think and that led to some saying the Parliament with senators from the opposition holding up the front covers and brandishing the match members of the government and also we had Senate estimates hearing gone which is an opportunity for members of parliament to grill a new public servants about what they had been up to and it just happened that the commissioner of the straggling Federal Police was appearing bef