selection, chelsea has got to team selection, chelsea has got all full torts to play for, do you think that might affect selection —— all sorts. or do you think it might be dangerous? i all sorts. or do you think it might be dangerous?— be dangerous? i don't think... i think you _ be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look _ be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look at _ be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look at a _ be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look at a game - be dangerous? i don't think... i think you look at a game on - be dangerous? i don't think... ii think you look at a game on the weekend against crystal palace. that had two games in mind. they've got that extra day to recover before playing manchester city. it's a big ask against manchester city and many moment in time, including the fa cup. get past this hurdle first, then that one.— cup. get past this hurdle first, then that one. .,, ., �*, then that one. rob, en'oy tonight's match. many * then that one. rob, en'oy tonight's match. many thanks _ then that one. rob, enjoy tonight's match. many thanks indeed. - the other quarterfinal tonight is in paris, where thomas tuchel�*s former side psg, now under mauricio pochettino, are 3—2 up against bayern munich. earlier, i spoke to the french footballjournalist sara menai.

that would be an amazing performance. if they go through it, they beat_ performance. if they go through it, they beat bayern munich again, it's a bl- they beat bayern munich again, it's a big accomplishment for paris. as they said. — a big accomplishment for paris. as they said, they last in the final last summer against bayern munich. if they— last summer against bayern munich. if they make it tonight, it's a huge accomplishment for the club. you have _ accomplishment for the club. you have this — accomplishment for the club. you have this kind of obsession of winning — have this kind of obsession of winning the champions league in paris _ winning the champions league in paris they— winning the champions league in paris. they really want to get it and they— paris. they really want to get it and they know if they want to get it, they— and they know if they want to get it, they have to go through this, they— it, they have to go through this, they have — it, they have to go through this, they have to be that kind of team, they have to be that kind of team, they have — they have to be that kind of team, they have to be that kind of team, they have to beat bayern munich and barcelone _ they have to beat bayern munich and barcelona. if they make it tonight, it's going _ barcelona. if they make it tonight, it's going to be a really big accomplishment.— it's going to be a really big accomplishment. it's going to be a really big accom - lishment. , , ., accomplishment. they will be full of confidence for _ accomplishment. they will be full of confidence for that _ accomplishment. they will be full of confidence for that semifinal. - accomplishment. they will be full of confidence for that semifinal. a - accomplishment. they will be full of confidence for that semifinal. a big | confidence for that semifinal. a big blow, not having the skipper, who got a groin injury. i was quite surprised to see almost a full game over the weekend. you thought you would have want to wrap him in

cotton wool. he's observing this domestic band, so he should be fresh for the match. he domestic band, so he should be fresh for the match-— for the match. he had been expelled the week before. _ for the match. he had been expelled the week before. he's _ for the match. he had been expelled the week before. he's going - for the match. he had been expelled the week before. he's going to - for the match. he had been expelled the week before. he's going to be i the week before. he's going to be fresh _ the week before. he's going to be fresh for— the week before. he's going to be fresh for tonight. he played nearly the whole — fresh for tonight. he played nearly the whole game, which was quite surprising — the whole game, which was quite surprising because... to rest a bit. but he _ surprising because... to rest a bit. but he played and scored two goals again. _ but he played and scored two goals again. so— but he played and scored two goals again, so maybe he'll continue tonight — again, so maybe he'll continue tonight. but this is a really big blow_ tonight. but this is a really big blow because he's so important for the team — blow because he's so important for the team. he is the captain and is reatiy— the team. he is the captain and is really important for the defence, so tonight, _ really important for the defence, so tonight, there'll be another captain and he _ tonight, there'll be another captain and he will— tonight, there'll be another captain and he will have a lot of responsibilities. it and he will have a lot of responsibilities.- and he will have a lot of responsibilities. it was great beatin: responsibilities. it was great beating barcelona, - responsibilities. it was great beating barcelona, but- responsibilities. it was great beating barcelona, but he i responsibilities. it was great i beating barcelona, but he feels responsibilities. it was great - beating barcelona, but he feels that bayern munich are the best team in the world. they have a huge injury list. surge is in covid quarantine as well. ., ., , ,

list. surge is in covid quarantine as well. , , ., as well. the good news is that... which is of _ as well. the good news is that... which is of course _ as well. the good news is that... which is of course good - as well. the good news is that... which is of course good news. i as well. the good news is that... l which is of course good news. the player— which is of course good news. the player that — which is of course good news. the player that was out last week, he went— player that was out last week, he went out — player that was out last week, he went out and is back tonight. it's 'ust went out and is back tonight. it's just realty— went out and is back tonight. it's just really good for bayern munich and quite — just really good for bayern munich and quite bad for paris. but tonight also in _ and quite bad for paris. but tonight also in paris, there'll be few players _ also in paris, there'll be few players back. midfield and other players — players back. midfield and other players that are back in place. it's very important. if players that are back in place. it's very important-— very important. if you're not a chelsea fan. _ very important. if you're not a chelsea fan, that _ very important. if you're not a chelsea fan, that has - very important. if you're not a chelsea fan, that has to i very important. if you're not a chelsea fan, that has to be i very important. if you're not a | chelsea fan, that has to be the match to watch. ten years ago today saw the first games played in the women's super league. the growth of the game has been phenomenal since then, and the wsl has been at the heart of that. developing into one of the top leagues in the world, attracting some of the best players. ben croucher�*s been looking at the last decade and what the future holds for the league.

it arrived with quite a fan fair, but beneath the balloons and parades, the w sl had humble beginnings behind the ambition. think more evolution rather than revolution. think more evolution rather than revolution-— revolution. teams were not professional. _ revolution. teams were not professional. we _ revolution. teams were not professional. we only i revolution. teams were not professional. we only had l revolution. teams were noti professional. we only had a revolution. teams were not i professional. we only had a couple of teams and we were still having day jobs and of teams and we were still having dayjobs and training in the evenings. i look back in the day, a lot of fans were volunteers, and parents and that would help out with tickets, etc. now that's not the case. r , tickets, etc. now that's not the case. . , ., ., tickets, etc. now that's not the case. a ., ., , , case. as the england team becomes more successful, _ case. as the england team becomes more successful, the _ case. as the england team becomes more successful, the pressure i case. as the england team becomes more successful, the pressure was l case. as the england team becomes l more successful, the pressure was on the ws helped to keep growing. —— wsl. it became fully professional a year later. initially with 11, now with 12 teens. while some are long gone, biggerand better with 12 teens. while some are long gone, bigger and better have replace them. in front of a few hundred, it's now a league that appeals to

the masses. it's now a league that appeals to the masses— it's now a league that appeals to the masses. , ., . , , the masses. the products get bigger, it's more marketable _ the masses. the products get bigger, it's more marketable as _ the masses. the products get bigger, it's more marketable as well- the masses. the products get bigger, it's more marketable as well because | it's more marketable as well because of the _ it's more marketable as well because of the players that we've got. now we're _ of the players that we've got. now we're getting the best. notjust in the uk, _ we're getting the best. notjust in the uk, but europe and globally. like dutch striker, believes radical... transferfees like dutch striker, believes radical... transfer fees are like dutch striker, believes radical... transferfees are not uncommon now, and with a new tv deal believed to be worth around £8 million, as the wsl turns ten, it's ready for a growth spurt. 5? million, as the wsl turns ten, it's ready for a growth spurt.- ready for a growth spurt. 57 live names ready for a growth spurt. 57 live games across — ready for a growth spurt. 57 live games across bbc _ ready for a growth spurt. 57 live games across bbc and - ready for a growth spurt. 57 live games across bbc and sky, i ready for a growth spurt. 57 live games across bbc and sky, an i games across bbc and sky, an oimmunity— games across bbc and sky, an opportunity to— games across bbc and sky, an opportunity to attract - games across bbc and sky, an opportunity to attract major, l games across bbc and sky, an i opportunity to attract major, major audiences — opportunity to attract major, major audiences. possibly— opportunity to attract major, major audiences. possibly the _ opportunity to attract major, major audiences. possibly the biggest i audiences. possibly the biggest audiences— audiences. possibly the biggest audiences after— audiences. possibly the biggest audiences after the _ audiences. possibly the biggest audiences after the premier- audiences. possibly the biggest i audiences after the premier league, so everything — audiences after the premier league, so everything is _ audiences after the premier league, so everything is focused _ audiences after the premier league, so everything is focused on - so everything is focused on preparing _ so everything is focused on preparing to _ so everything is focused on preparing to make - so everything is focused on preparing to make sure i so everything is focused on . preparing to make sure we're so everything is focused on - preparing to make sure we're ready for that— preparing to make sure we're ready for that and — preparing to make sure we're ready for that and make _ preparing to make sure we're ready for that and make most _ preparing to make sure we're ready for that and make most of - preparing to make sure we're ready for that and make most of that i for that and make most of that opportunity _ for that and make most of that opportunity-— for that and make most of that opportunity. for that and make most of that 0- ortuni . . ., , opportunity. the challenge will be turninu opportunity. the challenge will be turning those _ opportunity. the challenge will be turning those eyeballs _ opportunity. the challenge will be turning those eyeballs on - opportunity. the challenge will be turning those eyeballs on the i opportunity. the challenge will be turning those eyeballs on the sofa into bums on seats into new the

stadium. to turn young girls into fully fledged professionals in more and more clubs. sound ambitious? just look at where they started. ben proctor, bbc news. ten years old. warren gatland has named his coaching team for the british and irish lions tour to south africa injuly and august. there's a big welsh influence with neiljenkins, robin mcbryde there's a big welsh influence with neiljenkins, robin mcbryde and steve tandy given roles, but scotland's gregor townsend will be attack coach for the trip. as for the playing staff, gatland says that the england contingent might be smaller than usual. six nations is the benchmark, and it's where you need to perform. i know there are some big games coming up know there are some big games coming up in europe over the next three or four weeks as well, so we'll be looking pretty closely at a few of the players in that. but i can tell

you now there's going to be a good mix from the four whole nations and if you asked me 12 months ago, it was a number of players that were penciled in. maybe that's quite not the same number of players. we still got a challenge over the next three orfour got a challenge over the next three or four weeks got a challenge over the next three orfour weeks in got a challenge over the next three or four weeks in terms of prl. got a challenge over the next three orfour weeks in terms of prl. we don't really know what the position is. forthe don't really know what the position is. for the release, don't really know what the position is. forthe release, i don't really know what the position is. for the release, i can tell you that from my perspective, if you look at how many... probably 15 or 16 english players, but welsh and scottish players as well that are based in england. if they've finished with the premiership final, as we prepare for the japan game in as we prepare for the japan game in a couple weeks, if i haven't got access to those players, it would be

unfortunate if some of them could miss out. it’s unfortunate if some of them could miss out. �* , unfortunate if some of them could miss out. 3 ., _ let's get some more of the day's sports stories. dan evans has won on clay for the first time in four years on the main tour. the british number one beat dusan lajovic in three sets at the monte carlo masters. he'll play hubert hurkacz in the second round. following his first victory in three years, on stage two of the tour mark has won stage three. he retains the overall lead. ben stokes has broken his finger and will miss the indian premier league. and england's women will play their first test match for nearly two years, as part of a multi—format series against india injune. they'll play a four—day game in bristol, followed by three one—dayers and three t20s around the country. they'll then wrap up their home summer with a limited—overs series against new zealand in september.

the cricket season is under way. we've already had the first round of matches in the county championship. it's going to be a very busy summer, with the delayed hundred taking its place in the calendar as well. the ecb is aiming to attract a wider, younger and more diverse audience, and that is going to see a few changes to the language used around the game. including replacing the word wickets with outs. patrick gearey reports. for some, those words makes a perfect sense. for others, they might as well be mush. it's the language of cricket's part of its charm, or part of its problem? this summer, the hundred is promising to shake up the sport in england. they are considering upper updating the

phrases too. the idea to remove cricket's language barrier. is a cricket's language barrier. is a treat cricket's language barrier. is a great opportunity _ cricket's language barrier. i3 —. great opportunity to globalise the game and also to attract the neutral fans. the neutralfans explain game and also to attract the neutral fans. the neutral fans explain the game of cricket, always use the term like out rather than wicket. if this changes a couple of words can actually help to get the game into other parts of the world, make it more global, we've achieved what we want to do. will more global, we've achieved what we want to do. ~ ., _, , want to do. will often consider conservative, _ want to do. will often consider conservative, they _ want to do. will often consider conservative, they have i want to do. will often consider conservative, they have tried l want to do. will often consider. conservative, they have tried on want to do. will often consider i conservative, they have tried on new clothes. the one—day game in 2020, part of its accommodation with the modern world. but the terms used to describe that have remained largely the same. ~ w' describe that have remained largely the same. ~ .~ ., ., describe that have remained largely i the same-_ when the same. mid-wicket gone to... when the same. mid-wicket gone to... when the proposed — the same. mid-wicket gone to... when the proposed changing _ the same. mid-wicket gone to. .. when the proposed changing of— the same. mid-wicket gone to... when the proposed changing of one - the same. mid-wicket gone to... when the proposed changing of one word i the proposed changing of one word has generated many other words on social media. in reaching for a new

audience is the sport leaving at stumps exposed? it audience is the sport leaving at stumps exposed?— audience is the sport leaving at stumps exposed? it was that sort of sense that the _ stumps exposed? it was that sort of sense that the authorities _ stumps exposed? it was that sort of sense that the authorities don't i sense that the authorities don't trust _ sense that the authorities don't trust the — sense that the authorities don't trust the game of cricket to be sufficiently exciting. also, it's a bit too — sufficiently exciting. also, it's a bit too odd training for people to understand. but i really do think that actually, what people go to a garne _ that actually, what people go to a garne of— that actually, what people go to a game of cricket for is entertainment 's of seen _ game of cricket for is entertainment 's of seen someone at the ball. the words _ 's of seen someone at the ball. the words we _ 's of seen someone at the ball. the words we you don't really matter. it's100 _ words we you don't really matter. it's 100 bowls words we you don't really matter. it's100 bowls of.— words we you don't really matter. it's100 bowls of. doubts over outs won't worry — it's100 bowls of. doubts over outs won't worry the — it's100 bowls of. doubts over outs won't worry the organisers - it's100 bowls of. doubts over outs won't worry the organisers of i it's100 bowls of. doubts over outs won't worry the organisers of the l won't worry the organisers of the hundred too much. and whether or not the new term catches on, it will always be the last word about her wants to hear. patrick deary, bbc news. that will never change. but change is good sometimes. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening.

for now, goodbye. hello, and if you're spending a bit more time than normal outdoors at the moment, i'm sure a dry weather outlook will be welcome but perhaps not so if you're trying to grow anything in your garden. rain has been in short supply lately. it stays largely if not completely dry through the next few days. rather cool as well, and another hit of bad news for gardeners, frost will continue to feature in the forecast. now, i show you the satellite picture to point out that all of the main rain—bearing weather systems are well away from our shores. high pressure is offending them off and keeping us largely dry but not completely dry. we have seen some showers that managed to pop up during today and we'll see some more of those during tomorrow but for the time being, the showers are fading. so, many spots overnight will be dry with long, clear spells. a bit of patchy cloud and some mist

and fog patches developing as well. temperatures for many spots not quite as low as they were last night but —6 looks quite likely in the coldest parts of north east scotland. so, into tomorrow, a cold start, one or two mist and fog patches around, but for the majority, it's a fine looking day with patchy cloud and sunny spells. but again like today, we will see just one or two showers popping up. now on first glance, the winds don't look like much of a feature. they will be very light in most places but close to the east coast, the winds you'll notice will be coming straight off the chilly waters of the north sea. so, temperatures across the east coast of scotland and england really will struggle, just 7, 8 or 9 celsius. and quite a noticeable breeze actually for coasts of norfolk, suffolk, essex and kent — so feeling really chilly here. but come further west, a bit of shelter, it will be a little bit warmer — i2 celsius for glasgow, 13 in cardiff and in plymouth. now through wednesday night into thursday, high pressure will remain in charge. frost looks set to be a feature once

again into thursday morning, and the orientation of this high means that eastern areas will continue to see a feed of cold airfrom the north sea. it also looks like we'll see this little line of showers skipping in from the north sea affecting parts of eastern and south—eastern england but many places again through thursday, dry with some spells of sunshine. highest temperatures out west, parts of northern ireland and western scotland could be looking at values of 1a or 15 celsius. stays dry for most for the end of the week and temperatures will begin to creep upwards as well, just some rain in the far north—west.

hello, i'm nuala mcgovern. this is outside source. the female police officer who shot dead the young black men daunte wright resigns as the victim's family hires the civil rights attorney representing george floyd's family. that a police officer would shoot and kill another unarmed black man. less than 16km away from where daunte wright was shot dead — the trial of derek chauvin is under way. he's the police officer accused of killing george floyd. today the defence is introducing its witnesses. there was a crowd and yes the crowd

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