a points—based immigration system in 2016, in the referendum in the election in 2017 and was reaffirmed in 2019, in december during the election. the public voted and spoken very clearly that they want immigration to come down. and, hundreds of passengers are released from a cruise ship quarantined off japan for over two weeks, as more people on board test positive for coronavirus the met office issues a yellow weather warning for parts of england and wales, as communities brace themselves for more heavy rain in the aftermath of storm dennis. as the inquest opens into her death — the family of caroline flack releases an unpubished social media post she wrote days before she died —— saying her future had been ‘swept away‘.

buckingham palace issues new details on the future status of prince harry and meghan — the couple will return to the uk to carry out six official engagements next month. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. at seven o'clock — beyond 100 days will look ahead to tonight's democratic debate in nevada where former new york mayor, michael bloomberg will face off against the five rivals bidding to be the pa rty‘s candidate in november's presidential election. at half past eight, we'll have more on the government's plans for a post—brexit immigration system which will encourage businesses to move away from employing ‘cheap european labour‘, by investing in retaining and developing staff. and, we‘ll take a first look at tomorrow morning front pages at 22.40 and 23.30 this evening in the papers — our guests tonight are the author and journalist, rachel shabi and the spectator‘s deputy political editor, katy balls. that‘s all ahead on bbc news.

now it‘s time for sportsday. hello, i‘m olly foster, here‘s what‘s coming up on sportsday this evening how will manchester city respond on the pitch after last weeks uefa punishment i‘m katie shanahan, live at the etihad as manchester city play for the first time since their ban from european football also coming up in the programme. injury hit tottenham take on leipzig in the champions league a very big dealfor their a very big deal for their opponents. inducted into the hall of fame, but what has the game learned from his tragic death. and will head live to las vegas for a flavour of fight

week ahead of furey versus wilder pa rt week ahead of furey versus wilder part two. evening, manchester city face west ham injust under an hour, this is the league match that was postponed ten days ago becasue of storm keera, they got special permission from uefa to play on a champions league night. last friday, the champions were informed by uefa that they were guilty of serious breaches of their financial fairplay regulations. a 25 million pound fine and thrown out of european compettion for two seasons, the club are appealing against and today we heard from the chief executive, ferran sorriano, who says they have provided irrefutable evidence that the claims are not true and the whole process

is unfair and flawed. let‘s cross live to the etihad stadium, katie shanahan is there. katie, sorriano sasy this has nothing to do with pep guardiola, he‘s just focussed on the football and the nplayers are also calm, but it has to be hard, olly, what about the match tonight? bruce would impact that ben had on the team this evening. these are unsettling times for manchester city because they would not be playing champions league football for the next two seasons. now, guardiola has said to use this punishment as motivation. what is interesting is to see how these players respond to west ham tonight because there is talk that he squad could be absolutely dismantled if this ban goes ahead and there questions about

his future before we even get into theissues his future before we even get into the issues of transfers in the appeal. former city player, to get his you on this. regardless of football, this get on with yourjob, do the right thing, train as usual. yes, you will be concerned because these guys want to play in the champions league and that is a given in this football cloud also does. but certain things happen along the way and hopefully now the football cloud as i have said today can try and fight this. but what about his future? there‘s still some questions as he was approached on the last year. on his several months ago, it looked like he was going eight of the cloud as far as he could. he said he is looking forward to the challenge next year and if the players do not come and you'll be looking for a real sort of recruitment drive this season, especially if you will have to work with what is god. there is still a

good squad and a fantastic manager and the quotes, even in week two, but that on the next few weeks, will really find out when he is interviewed after the game. they will be able to stay up the season, they think about. but having one this premier league fixture for the last seven times and take office at 730 here at the stadium. manchester city face real madrid this time next week in the last 16 of the champions league, we saw liverpool lose their first leg to atletico last night, this evening tottenham are at home to rb leipzig, who have rocketed up the divisions in germany to challenge for the bundesliga title. joe lynskey has been having a closer look at this match,

and a lot of spurs fans debating howjose mourinho will set them up tonight spurs are missing more than thirty of this season‘s goals from their squad tonight. this is after we found out yesterday that son broke his arm during the weekend‘s win at villa. he actually scored in the last minute of that match with the fractured bone, but he could be out for the rest of the season now, and spurs have already been without harry kane since new year‘s day. that leaves them with three fit strikers for this match: steven bergwijn, the dutch striker, who has played but never scored in the champions league before; lucas moura, who scored a hat—trick for spurs in that famous semi—final of this competition last season. but if they need options from the bench in this match the only there‘s only a teenager to turn to. this is troy parrott — who already has a single cap

for the republic of ireland and has shown glimpses of his potential in youth games. it is the sign of a depleted squad, but the spurs manager still thinks they can do something. iam not i am not going to give up and my opponents are thinking, wow, now is the time to beat them. i understand if they think that way. but we are going to give everything and i do not think it is going to be easy for them to play against us. well spurs opponents tonight have been called the most hated club in germany. right now red bull leipzig are second in the bundesliga — they could become the first team to stop bayern winning the title since 2012. but the clue‘s in the name when it comes to their controversy. red bull acquired and rebranded them as a fifth tier team eleven years —

that‘s the equivalent of the conference — and the investment saw them rise up to the top of german football within just eight seasons. they finished third last season and this is the man who spurs will fear the most — timo werner — a striker who like most of leipzig‘s squad was bought young and cheap, none of their players tonight cost more than 20 million pounds. but that approach hasn‘t stopped their critics. red bull managed to evade rules about names and sponsorship by technically naming the club rasenballsport leizpig a decade ago. back then about 2,000 fans came to watch them — but now leipzig have tapped in to the east german market and get 40,000 at home games — you can see some of them here out in london this evening. it would be a remarkable story for them and their young manager

if they were to get anywhere near europe‘s big prize, butjose mourinho will use all his experience to try and stop that tonight. let‘s have a quick look at some of the days other headlines. the manchester united manager says he touch and go whether or not you‘ll be here the season. and he has a stress fracture and his back. adam llalana will be free to leave liverpool at the end of the season. the 31 year old has had six years at the club after joining from southampton. he‘s been linked with a move to leicester. head of global development looking to stop va are overturning goals for

extremely but not be implemented the changes will not be implemented in time for the euros the summer. she finished top score in the past 12 months as well as stirring in the road cup with her country. i was like gosh, i am not all. but i did not know what i had until it was gone and then from then on, it is go time. yet, last year was a bit of a roller coaster with the world cup and then chicago making herfirst final and then losing the final, there is a lot of ups and downs

spreading personally, intend to represent your country in a world cup, it is amazing. an amazing honour it did not go the way that we wa nted honour it did not go the way that we wanted to but it was a huge learning curve 110w wanted to but it was a huge learning curve now is probably the highlight. it was unbelievable to see the crowd, the social media reactions, those most important thing, there are people talking about the women‘s world cup and hopefully that continues to be to keep the buzz going into the next olympics and the next world cup. with another goal! and the backflip for the best scorer in the world! i want to win trophies, that is why i am at chelsea. lost out in the final, a million times it feels like. that is like a million times it feels like. that is likea mirror million times it feels like. that is like a mirror because if you like chelsea did those extra few pieces to really become a title team and

it‘s definitely where i‘m going for andi it‘s definitely where i‘m going for and ijust it‘s definitely where i‘m going for and i just want to it‘s definitely where i‘m going for and ijust want to win one. i think it is really humbling and it got a lot of work to get where i am and it is always been an uncomfortable subject but it‘s uncomfortable because of what people get paid. it is not enough so i feel should be talked about more and celebrated more when we do earn huge contracts and for me, it is a changing of the time hopefully. everything i do is off the everything i do is instinctive, i think that‘s what my strengths is that defenders do not really know what i‘m doing because i don‘t know do the same thing. i think that is come my upbringing, i came home with a few bloodied lips, but he notices in my debt to said no, we‘ve got to get out of that sport. i was one of the best place my team to where was the worst player on the team. when you‘re young, need gave your life sorted out, 25 a sword, and i‘m 206i‘m like

iam not out, 25 a sword, and i‘m 206i‘m like i am not old. i want to have a kid by the time of strength for, had no idea about real life and i think i had injury when i was 18 and football got taken away for me. it is kind of cliche but actually did not know what i had until was gone and then from then on it is go time. they are the other nominees, you decide who wins on the bbc sport website. lucy bronze, julie ertz, vivianne miedema and megan rapinoe are the other nominees and you decide who wins. voting on the bbc sport website closes on march the 2nd. this week we‘ve been taking a close look at some of the issues at football academies, what next for the majority of teenagers when they don‘t make it? nyall simms was dropped from an academy and carried out research as part of a masters degree that found that rejection is much tougher for young black players. miriam walker—khan reports. it is with every young footballer dreads, being dropped from an

academy can be an extremely difficult thing to go through your growing up. it is differently that drop can affect b in e players compared to their white counterparts. what happens is they have no second plans, no other thing. there are other opportunities shown to them, but the self belief that they can do those opportunities is not there because. an online platform called rising bollards was set up and showcasing there‘s talent on social media. they know exactly what it is like for his players. he was at the academy from age night and said he sacrificed education for football at 18, he was dropped. and said he sacrificed education for football at 18, he was droppedm is important to get these boys off the streets, they live in deprived areas, something from very rough

background. it