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As a huge sports fan, is like i said, it's heartbreaking. wales as well are in the tournament for the first time in 64 years. it's honestly my worst nightmare. you know, in one hand i've got, you know, proud welsh woman and on the other hand, you've got this country which goes against every single value i have in my in my body. and that for me, it goes back to fifa and i'm so angry at them for making me having to feel like this in a sport which should be for everyone, no matter race, religion, gender, sexuality, whatever. and on this occasion, again, we go back to the case that no diversity wi...

On tuesday and wednesday. at five to six willjoin viewers for a round—up of national and international news. now on bbc news it is the media show hello. what will the bbc�*s plans to do more local news online mean for the likes of the sunderland echo or bradford's telegraph and argus? the biggest newspaper groups sathe plans announced last week are totally misguided. the boss of one of them is here, but we'll start with the world cup in qatar, which opens in less than a fortnight. "the worst world cup ever" is how pr week headlines it. the latest controversy was just yesterday. the tournam...

A minority are— minority are kind of cancelled out of enjoying the football. jerry, is it going to be, as pr week are suggesting, the worst world cup ever? well, i think a really interesting question is when the football starts, you know, say it is really exciting and there are four games a day, which is more than usual. and i think qatar have thought for four, 12 years that, yes, there's all lots of criticism. it's very contentious. but as soon as the football starts, that will all fade into the background. yeah, you were nodding there, miles. yeah, it's funny, because, you know, we saw thi...

Global leader on tackling climate change. he said he's committed to the target of halving us carbon emissions by 2030 and apologised for donald trump pulling out of the paris climate accord. that's it from me and we'll be back tomorrow in the evening, but now it's time for the media show. hello. what will the bbc�*s plans to do more local news online mean for the likes of the sunderland echo or bradford's telegraph and argus? the biggest newspaper groups sathe plans announced last week are totally misguided. the boss of one of them is here, but we'll start with the world cup in qatar, which ...

Wales as well are in the tournament for the first time in 64 years. it's honestly my worst nightmare. you know, in one hand i've got, you know, proud welsh woman and on the other hand, you've got this country which goes against every single value i have in my, in my body. and that, for me, it goes back to fifa and i'm so angry at them for making me having to feel like this in a sport which should be for everyone, no matter race, religion, gender, sexuality, whatever. and on this occasion, again, we go back to the case that, no diversity within their top part and surprise, surprise, they've pic...