. —— fifa. but other games do well to. epic games made a profit of 3 billion dollars last year so there is a huge amount of money that we cannot see where it comes from. in a moment we will have the business news but first headlines. china says it has successfully landed a robotic spacecraft on the far side of the moon, the first ever such attempt at landing. police have arrested two people in manchester on suspicion of helping migrants cross the english channel into the uk illegally. and the north korean ambassador to italy has gone missing according to south korea's spy agency. volumes and conformed reports that he has sought asylu m conformed reports that he has sought asylum from an identified western countries. i'm maryam moshiri in the business news. a tale of two christmas's for retailer next. it's reported a sharp rise in online sales over the christmas period, while trading at its stores declined. apple has rattled investors with news that its sales have been slowing, blaming economic weakness in china. apple's sh

, representatives of the fifa professional association, and calls have come from the olympic committee international committee, from various governments, in particular australia, where hakeem al—araibi is living now, asking the authorities to release him and say they shouldn't have to wait for this very lengthy process to go through, this is damaging to his reputation, and they should let him go. it's worth remembering, and people need to bear this in mind, that bahrain never sought and into pal arrest warrant until hakeem al—araibi and his wife applied for a visa to visit thailand for their honeymoon. —— interpol arrest warrant. that suggests strongly the authorities informed bahrain and then used the red notice to justify detaining him, so human rights groups are saying this simply isn't a legal basis for holding on here. the crime he is alleged to have committed in bahrain is a mockery, they say, and we are hearing from people like craig foster today, if thailand possess and he sent back to bahrain, they will go for sanctions which would ban them from holding any kind of int

yes, thatjust sums up gordon banks, the six time fifa goalkeeper of the year. it wasn't what he brought onto the pitch, and we have seen plenty of that footage, particularly that of 1970 world cup save against pele, and he also helped england win the world cup in 1966. did not concede a single goal until the semifinal. it was also the way, though, he played the game, the way, though, he played the game, the way he approached the game, the way he approached his opponents, he will go down as one of the greatest ever sportsman. he passed away this morning at the age of 81. his family announced that it is with great sadness that gordon passed away peacefully overnight. we have so many happy memories and could not have been more proud. it's clear from those tributes coming in how much of an inspiration gordon banks has been to other football players, not just a has been to other football players, notjust a goalkeeper, of course. after his professional career ended he kept very close links to the sport. absolutely, always very much involved in football. we've used a

it is an area around which fifa has particularly strict rules, we have seen particularly strict rules, we have seen clubs like barcelona real madrid and atletico madrid reprimanded in recent years, there are suggestions that fifa are looking into a number of english clu bs, looking into a number of english clubs, manchester city, but they have today delivered this news to chelsea which will be of extreme concern. chelsea have already stated their intention to appeal against this transfer ban which would run until the end of january 2020, the football association like chelsea have received a fine and they also intend to appeal. chelsea are alleged to have broken rules in relation to the transfer of minors in 29 of the cases investigated. the ban would not affect the women's or foot saltine, they can also bring players back from loan. they have 41 players back from loan. they have 41 players currently out on loan but of course especially with an ageing squad that many feel it needs to be invested in, chelsea potentially facing a very damaging ban here. and going on previous clubs who ha

a decision will be made by fifa next march. warren gatland says his grand slam winning wales side can go on to lift the world cup if they keep playing the way they have for the last year. a public reception was held at the senedd in cardiff bay following their record 14th win in a row over ireland. and gatland isn't playing down expectations ahead of the tournament later this year in japan. the new owner and name for team sky are expected to be confirmed today, with britain's richest man sirjim ratcliffe expected to step in to secure its future. the british team lead by sir dave brailsford has won the tour de france six times since it was formed nine years ago. sky sponsored them from the start, but will withdraw its backing from the end of this season. it's expected the team will be renamed team ineos after the petrochemical company that ratcliffe owns. dame kelly holmes, paula radcliffe and sharron davies are writing to the international olympic committee to ask for more research on the benefits of being a transgender athlete

fifa have upheld their ban from signing players during the next two transfer windows, after they broke the rules regarding registering young foreign players. chelsea can appeal to the court of arbritation for sport but it should mean more opportunities to younger players like ruben loftus—cheek. we'd have to keep the squad we have and may be bringing of the loaned players back to give us an opportunity to play more. for me, that's not something i should use to get the opportunity to play. it should be from hard work and playing well. danny cipriani says he is honoured to be named player of the year by the rugby players' association. it's voted for by his fellow players, and cipriani wins after guiding gloucester into the play—offs. he says he's now targeting premiership glory with his club and a place in england's world cup training squad. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. you may be aware that prince harry is in the netherlands today, with what he sometimes calls his other family, the invictus games family, the games he launched for injured ser

had blue for the fifa presidentjenny infa ntino had been blue for the fifa presidentjenny infantino had been driving proposals to make the world cup at qatar plays a48 to make the world cup at qatar plays a 48 team tournament. that would have required other gulf states to co—host, and given tensions in the error that was felt impossible. as pa rt error that was felt impossible. as part of our change the game week, this athlete who went viral with her perfect ten routine at a college gymnastics competition has told the bbc about her struggles with body image. she was tipped for stardom before injury curtailed her career. we are gymnasts and have to care about our body weight and have to be seen about our body weight and have to be seen with minimal closing. i was told that i didn't look like a gymnast, i was told i'd looked like i swallowed an elephant, it looks like a i swallowed an elephant, it looks likea pig, i swallowed an elephant, it looks like a pig, my face was three times the size it was this morning. as a 14—year—old, that's impressionable. you start believing those

the fifa president gianni infantino was booed at the final yesterday and there were chants of "equal pay" from large sections of the crowd. britain‘s tyson fury says his highly—anticipated rematch with wbc heavyweight champion deontay wilder will take place on 22nd february next year. their original fight in december ended in a draw, but fury was convinced he‘d won. in his only bout since then, he stopped german tom schwarz in round two last month. wilder is due to defend his belt against luis ortiz but beating the cuban would allow the rematch with fury, who said the deal had been confirmed and signed. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. see you later. thank you. with little over a fortnight to go until the new leader of the conservative party is announced, we‘re looking at the policies being flagshipped by the two candidates. tomorrow we‘ll hear about what borisjohnson is planning to do if he becomes prime minister, but today it‘s the turn ofjeremy hunt. with me now is our reality check correspondent, chris morris, to take us throu

this weekend's london's 02 arena hosts the fifa eworld cup grand final. up to 30 million people are expected to watch competitors play the football video game at some stage this weekend. mosaad aldossary from saudi arabia is the defending champion. the prize pool is worth $500,000. european stocks posted their biggest drop of 2019 on friday and german bond yields hit record lows after us president donald trump fired his latest trade war salvo at china, jolting markets and sparking a frenzied bid for safe—haven assets. that's all the business news. it's reported the new northern ireland secretary, julian smith, has asked for portraits of the queen to be put back on display inside government buildings at stormont. the portraits had been taken down after a senior civil servant was paid £10,000 in compensation after saying it was unfair for him to walk past pictures of her majesty and the duke of edinburgh as he might feel offended. our correspondent keith doyle is outside stormont. keith, tell us a bit more about this intervention by the new northern irel

the mps say the companies behind games like fifa and fortnite hadn‘t even done any research into the potential harm they might cause. they said it was unacceptable that companies with millions of users, many of them children, should be so ill—equipped to discuss the impact of their products. but the games industry insists it hives responsibly. —— the games industry insists it behaves responsibly. we want players to play safely, we want them to play in a balanced way. we provide technical settings, technical measures. we provide education, robust age ratings and guidance and information sources. the mps say e—sports, where games players compete in professional competitions, is a fast—growing business in the uk, but they call for the same duty of care to protect players as applies in other sports. rory cellan—jones, bbc news. being in a loving relationship is something that enriches many people‘s lives, for those with learning disabilities, finding that special someone can be challenging. earlier this year, care providers were given guidance on how to best support them to

authorities in tehran have been under some pressure from fifa, the governing body of world football. more than 3,000 women, sitting in segregated areas, saw iran decisively beat cambodia 14—0 in a world cup qualifier. it was a historic night on the terraces of tehran's azadi stadium. female football fans attending a match for the first time in four decades. the ban, imposed by clerics who argue women should be shielded from the masculine atmosphere and the semi—clad men, hit the headlines last month, when a woman set herself on fire, after being arrested for trying to attend a match. on thursday, tragedy was replaced with joy. translation: we're very excited because we've been wanting to go to the stadium to cheer—on our country for years. this is a very important day for us, since it's the first time women are able to enter the stadium. translation: we're here to see iran play. we had waited so long to see our team and this feels absolutely great. over 3,500 women were in the stadium that seats over 70,000, a "token number and a cynical start" according to amnesty internationa

we do not see uefa or fifa doing anything in terms of anti—racist education and, certainly, any number of companies, there earn no campaigns at all, so i think this is an example they are of new education campaign against racism and no active campaigning against racism within the game of football in bulgaria. thank you very much. the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, has told ministers from the 27 member states that it's possible there could be a brexit deal ready for the summit this week, but there would have to be agreement with the uk by tonight. borisjohnson would need to get a new deal approved by saturday if he has to avoid asking for a delay. mr barnier in luxembourg later, has previously said "big gaps" remained between the uk and eu. speaking this morning, he said talks were difficult. this work has been intense all the weekend and yesterday, because even if the agreement will be difficult — more and more difficult, to be frank — it is still possible this week. reaching an agreement is still possible. obviously any agreement must work for everyone, the whole of the un

uefa say the "football family and governments" need to "wage war on the racists", whilst fifa president gianni infantino says the sport needs to "think more broadly" about fixing the problem. uefa have sanctioned the italian side lazio because of the racist behaviuour of their fans. their stadium in rome will be partially closed for their europa league game against celtic on november 7th. that follows incidents during their match against the french side rennes earlier this month. they've also been fined just over £17,000. the republic of ireland missed the chance to qualify for next summer's european championship. that's after losing 2—0 to switzerland. the hosts took the lead early on, and then doubled their lead right at the end of the game. ireland also had captain seamus coleman sent off. their qualifying hopes now rest on next month's home game against denmark. meanwhile, there's a worry for manchester united after keeper david de gea limped off during spain's qualifying match with sweden. united face premier league leaders liverpool on sunday. the game last night finished 1—1

forward of fifa felt chelsea we re brought forward of fifa felt chelsea were guilty of actually stand up and therefore they reduced the punishment so that they reduced by half effectively the number of tra nsfer half effectively the number of transfer windows where chelsea were not allowed to sign players and, although it is not as important, it is still significant, they have also reduced by half the fine that chelsea were levied and that has gone down from 600,000 swiss francs to 300,000 swiss francs and that is around £230,000. so they have halved the punishment. arsenal are on the worst winless run since 1977 after being beaten to— one by brighton. this was the winner for brighton, ten minutes from time. it prompted some arsenalfans ten minutes from time. it prompted some arsenal fans to leave the stadium a little early. the gunners have now gone nine matches without a victory. newcastle born to — see row against sheffield united. they confirmed that goal, much to the sheffield united manager's anger. confirmed that goal, much to the sheffield united manager's angerlj believe

agree that these actions are justified, then that will go to the individual governing bodies, like fifa and the ioc gentleman punishments. alex, we will let you go and get yourself settled for the news conference, thank you for the news conference, thank you for the news conference, thank you for the update. a 27—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a woman in rushden in northamptonshire. the 25—year—old woman was found with stab wounds near st george's way on saturday evening, and died at the scene. police said the arrested man has serious injuries, and another 27—year—old man is also being questioned on suspicion of his attempted murder. 0ur correspondentjo black is in rushden with more on this. we are here in rushden, this is the scene where it happened on saturday evening at around 8.30. we know that sadly, 25—year—old young lady lost her life. we are told she was stabbed on saturday night, and a 27—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. we are told that he received injuries, and he is in hospital, but has been arrested on susp

that's our situation here. 0rganising the competition, wherever it is in the world, that fifa did that, so they have — other people who organise it have to think about these kinds of things and athletes shouldn't. let's stay with liverpool because the red bull salzburg wingertakumi mina—mino is going to have a medical with them today. here he is scoring forjapan at the world cup in 2016. he'll join liverpool on january the 1st when the transfer window opens, and they're paying just over £7—million for him. the former arsenal manager arsene wenger has said fans will have to give mikel arteta time to adapt, if he's named the new boss at the emirates. arsenal are in talks with manchester city where arteta is currently assistant to pep guardiola. arteta is expected to be in the dugout when city play 0xford in the league cup tonight. wenger says arteta has the qualities to succeed. there is passion. i believe that arteta has a great future. he has learned a lot as a assistant coach and after that, he will have to... given the fact that he does not have any experience at that level, h