10/08/2013 BBC Weekend News

spoken out against the current plans for the 2022 tournament. You can't

hold this tournament in the summer in Qatar because it's too hot. That

would be difficult for players, despite having air conditioning in

the stadium. But it's particularly difficult for fans. Dyke believes a

winter tournament is more lukely than sensationally taking it away

from Qatar. His dramatic intervention will frustrate the

Premier League who are oppose and say it would require a ten week hey

aye Tulse in the middle of the events.

With FIFA President hinting at a decision in October, the pressure is

mounting for a dramatic change of plan. The fallout could be as

devisive as anything the game's seen.

The Shadow Health Secretary, Andy Burnham, has given Labour until next

spring to produce a set of policies that grab the attention of voters or

risk losing the next election. Mr Burnham said he wasn't criticising

the Labour Leader, Ed Miliband, but rather what he called the modern

state of politics. Joining me now is Susana Menconca.

Why is he saying it now? There are a lot of people in the Labour Party

worried that they are losing momentum. Their poll lead over the

Tories has been shrinking. Economic growth is likely to be higher than

expected which is good for the Government, not so good for Labour

with only a couple of years to the next election. A lot of people

saying, we need to see more concrete policies from Labour. This is the

first time we have heard from a senior member of the Shadow Cabinet

and it does sound like criticism, although Andy Burnham's people tell

me this isn't criticism, it isn't a dig at Ed Miliband and that he's

loyal to Ed planned, but it does feel a bit like that. Of course, we

have got the Party Conference season approaching Labour, wanting to

assess itself -- Ed Miliband - and wanting to work out how it can

appeal to voters and regain that momentum.

Thank you. Teachers, dorks to and airport staff are being warned they

need to be alert to the problem of forced marriages over the school

holidays. Ministers are concerned that teenagers may be taken abroad,

thinking they are going on holiday when in fact they are about to be

forced into marriage. Luke Walton reports.

They often think they are going on a conventional family holiday. For

victims of forced marriage, a trip abroad can end in the shock of being

co-ored into a practice some compared to slavery. Estimates

suggest more than 5,000 people from the UK are forced into marriage

against their will each year. More than a third of those affected are

under 18. With cases particularly common between June and August.

The Government calls for heightened awareness. It's promoting an advice

line and information cards for potential victims explaining how to

get help. A message supported by campaigners.

I think we are really positive that the Government are really taking

very seriously the risk that young people face this summer when they'll

be taken abroad. Often, young people don't know they'll be forced into

marriage and suddenly they are left out in various countries.

At the Home Office, they promise tough action. Ministers have pub

lushed plans to follow the example of Scotland by making forced

marriage into a criminal offence, which could mean parents guilty of

the crime facing jail. It's the start of the world

athletics Championships in Moscow today. Mo Farah goes for gold in the

10,000 metres and Usain Bolt begins his quest to become world champion.

Our sports correspondent, Andy Swiss, is live for us in Moscow. A

very important day for Team GB? It is a big day, yes. So many hopes

resting on Mo Farah as he goes in the final of the 10,000 metres. He

won two golds at the London Olympics last year and he's hoping for a

repeat performance here in Moscow. The good news is that Farah is in

pretty decent nick at the moment. Looks impressive as he won at the

anniversary Games in London a couple of weeks ago. He'll know that the

last World Championships two years ago, he only came away with a silver

in the 10,000 metres, so he certainly won't be taking anything

for granted. After that, we should get our first glimpse of Usain Bolt

in the 100 metres. He's the red hot favourite to win that event, he

should no problems going through to the time which takes place here