this is bbc news the headlines at six thousands of manchester city and chelsea fans are in portugal where the teams meet for the champions league final in a few hours time. it will mean absolutely everything. we've been fantastic since 2008 with every trophy that is available to us apart from this one. you have to wear the mask around so it's often_ you have to wear the mask around so it's often sweaty. it's really inconvenient but obviously on the flight _ inconvenient but obviously on the flight of— inconvenient but obviously on the flight of well, but it is worth it. the gates— flight of well, but it is worth it. the gates are open at the track stadium. the fans of been getting to go in. the teams will be arriving

shortly. in other football news, brentford are finally promoted to the premier league for the first time in their history. they beat swansea two nil. in other news — a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder, following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. the 6 trillion dollar plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war two — to try to reboot america's economy. �*another lost summer�* for uk music festivals — a report by mps blame the government for not backing an insurance safety net for organisers. and at quarter to seven — click heads to a race track — with a dashboard device which might help you drive like lewis hamilton.

thousands of fans have descended on the portuguese city of porto — ahead of tonight's all english champions league final, between chelsea and manchester city. up to 16,500 supporters will be allowed into the stadium to watch the game — and fans with tickets are being told to take up to three coronavirus lab tests, in order to make the round trip. the match gets under way in a few hours�* time. from porto, here�*s our sports correspondent natalie pirks. their care for a good time, not a long time. we their care for a good time, not a long time-— their care for a good time, not a [on time, . , ., ., ,': ii , long time. we started at 430 this mornin: ,

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uppercut myself. in situation down and got a good uppercut myself.— situation down and got a good uppercut myself. in their bubble away from _ uppercut myself. in their bubble away from fans, _ uppercut myself. in their bubble away from fans, confidence - uppercut myself. in their bubble away from fans, confidence is i away from fans, confidence is coursing for the champions but this is the biggest honour missing from a trophy cabinet that is otherwise fit to burst. josie meanwhile i�*ve been here twice before, or relaxed thomas telling them to defeat in last seasons final now hopes to go one better with chelsea. somethings got to give. better with chelsea. somethings got to cive. , . , better with chelsea. somethings got to cive. , , ., ., to give. this was brought to manchester _ to give. this was brought to manchester city _ to give. this was brought to manchester city to - to give. this was brought to manchester city to win - to give. this was brought to manchester city to win the i to give. this was brought to l manchester city to win the big to give. this was brought to - manchester city to win the big one, the biggest gaming cloud football that is— the biggest gaming cloud football that is the champions league and so it is a _ that is the champions league and so it is a huge _ that is the champions league and so it is a huge game for him and for chelsea's — it is a huge game for him and for chelsea's point of view, thomas has made _ chelsea's point of view, thomas has made great — chelsea's point of view, thomas has made great strides this season. just in recent— made great strides this season. just in recent weeks, they've dipped a little _ in recent weeks, they've dipped a little bit _ in recent weeks, they've dipped a little bit and results of not been the greatest, so it is massive for him to— the greatest, so it is massive for him to finish this season on a high note _ him to finish this season on a high note. , ,., note. there is something in the stars but will _ note. there is something in the stars but will be _ note. there is something in the stars but will be align _ note. there is something in the stars but will be align for- note. there is something in the stars but will be align for the i stars but will be align for the champions orfor stars but will be align for the champions or for chelsea? olly foster is in porto.

you are at the stadium, people are really starting to her right now, not long to go —— arrive. thea:t really starting to her right now, not long to go -- arrive. they are in the dragon _ not long to go -- arrive. they are in the dragon stadium, _ not long to go -- arrive. they are in the dragon stadium, very i not long to go -- arrive. they are in the dragon stadium, very rich. in the dragon stadium, very rich heraldry in history around porto, the dragon. and you can see the all queuing up and this is my favourite time before a huge match, just less than two hours, three hours before take—off. what are is it? to two hours and we�*re going to get the news next 45 minutes or so you just feel that we are building now and it�*s going to accelerate to this all english final, for the european cup in the champions league. manchester city who steam—rolled it all before primus domestically this season, but

is chelsea but stopped their gram plans because it was chelsea to beat them in the fa cup semifinal. and also in the premier league, delaying cities title party. it is going be tight you know and there�*ve been some in the nerves in the city and fans just looking forward to this. having to go through all of those tests that you are mentioning, one before they left the uk, is on the green the split doesn�*t mean you�*re going to have to have to go through a few covid—i9 obstacles and get this lateral flow test to get back into the uk but a bit of paper as well as the gordon ticket, 6000 each and just to get into the stadium and we get home, you have to take another pcr test before that second day of your arrival back home. —— golden ticket. strangely, one of those covid—i9 testing stations is below my feet and so it feels like a normal match day but the remind yourself that you�*re just coming out

of a year—long pandemic as well. and of a year-long pandemic as well. and it's uuite a of a year-long pandemic as well. and it's quite a swift _ of a year—long pandemic as well. and it's quite a swift turn around to it�*s quite a swift turn around to get ready for this because this was not the original venue for the match and how has this city cope with it? different european nations have been lacking behind without their cope with the vaccination programme and rising cases in turkey and an awful state three or four weeks ago, so you if the said this final cannot go to east and bull, that is where it should�*ve gone. and taking it to wembley, two english sites but the uk government would not have backed down on any quarantine or any ua for officials or delegates of up to two would have thousands of them would�*ve needed. and so, they would not waive those, so portugal it is. there on the green list and portugal saved the day, really. my last seasons champions were delayed, they had the final stage in lisbon which

was won by munich and psg, psg thomas who is now at the chelsea manager and is looking to go one better and obviously city looking to go further than they ever have done before. just getting to this final for all of the domestic dominance, it is always been about cracking europe and now there at the first chance, they�*re probablyjust chance, they�*re probably just favourites chance, they�*re probablyjust favourites manchester city, you would�*ve thought. taste favourites manchester city, you would've thought.— favourites manchester city, you would've thought. we will remind ou. would've thought. we will remind you- thank _ would've thought. we will remind you- thank you — would've thought. we will remind you. thank you very _ would've thought. we will remind you. thank you very much - would've thought. we will remind | you. thank you very much indeed. would've thought. we will remind i you. thank you very much indeed. the next couple of hours. ali foster and porto. with me who are two fans who have flown to porto to watch the final. alexander kutscher, chelsea fan also i�*m joined by dave wilson, manchester city fan. should you not be at the ground? i

will be there in time, i got my gordon wristband which means that everything checked out. we�*re good. it is a heck of a commitment to even get there, a lot of money, processes, i�*m guessing you think it was worth every penny, would you say that? �* , ,., , was worth every penny, would you say that? ~ y y that? absolutely, absolutely. i came with my dad — that? absolutely, absolutely. i came with my dad and _ that? absolutely, absolutely. i came with my dad and we _ that? absolutely, absolutely. i came with my dad and we went _ that? absolutely, absolutely. i came with my dad and we went to - that? absolutely, absolutely. i came with my dad and we went to munichl that? absolutely, absolutely. i came. with my dad and we went to munich in 2012 asjust teenager, with my dad and we went to munich in 2012 as just teenager, i2 with my dad and we went to munich in 2012 as just teenager, 12 or 13 in the knows too good to not do. thankfully, the government allowed this to happen and they moved it. it has not been easy but we had the opportunity and i�*m lucky enough to be able to go and so, is to get the pass. be able to go and so, is to get the ass. . y ., be able to go and so, is to get the ass. ., , ., , be able to go and so, is to get the ass. ., i. , ., be able to go and so, is to get the ass. . ,, , ., . , pass. have you been down in the city because all— pass. have you been down in the city because all of _ pass. have you been down in the city because all of we _ pass. have you been down in the city because all of we have _ pass. have you been down in the city because all of we have been - pass. have you been down in the city because all of we have been hearing| because all of we have been hearing from fans on the waterfront and it�*s beautiful down there, it�*s a lovely, lovely place. have you been

celebrating in advance? yes, i have. m dad celebrating in advance? yes, i have. my dad and — celebrating in advance? yes, i have. my dad and l — celebrating in advance? yes, i have. my dad and i have _ celebrating in advance? yes, i have. my dad and i have been _ celebrating in advance? yes, i have. my dad and i have been enjoying i celebrating in advance? yes, i have. my dad and i have been enjoying the atmosphere but also, the beauty of the city. it�*s really nice place and a little bit out of the way as well, where the sea is in that we have a really nice lunch out there and so we came back and add a lovely time. it has been great. i did not bother him but yes. it has been great. i did not bother him but yes-— it has been great. i did not bother him but yes. thank you for talking with us, dave. _ him but yes. thank you for talking with us, dave. you're _ him but yes. thank you for talking with us, dave. you're out- him but yes. thank you for talking with us, dave. you're out and i him but yes. thank you for talking i with us, dave. you're out and about with us, dave. you�*re out and about and are you near the stadium? i�*m and are you near the stadium? i'm i'm and are you near the stadium? i'm l'm literally _ and are you near the stadium? i“n i'm literally outside on the stadium i’ili'it i'm literally outside on the stadium right now— i'm literally outside on the stadium right now and we are building all the shuttle buses and their felicity and chelsea fans and it is time to

build _ and chelsea fans and it is time to build. ., ., , and chelsea fans and it is time to build. ., , ,, , and chelsea fans and it is time to build. ., build. how has the process been? all ofthe build. how has the process been? all of the testing. _ build. how has the process been? all of the testing, what _ build. how has the process been? all of the testing, what if _ build. how has the process been? all of the testing, what if you _ build. how has the process been? all of the testing, what if you made i build. how has the process been? all of the testing, what if you made of i of the testing, what if you made of it all? , , , , of the testing, what if you made of itall? ,, ,, ., it all? very stressful and quite late in the _ it all? very stressful and quite late in the day _ it all? very stressful and quite late in the day really, - it all? very stressful and quite late in the day really, get i it all? very stressful and quite late in the day really, get a i late in the day really, get a quality— late in the day really, get a qualify for a ticket and what you -ot qualify for a ticket and what you got a _ qualify for a ticket and what you got a ticket, getting your negative covid-i9 _ got a ticket, getting your negative covid—19 test which you cannot 48 hours _ covid—19 test which you cannot 48 hours beforehand and it is been quite _ hours beforehand and it is been quite a — hours beforehand and it is been quite a stressful period and falling in place. _ quite a stressful period and falling in place, literally outside the stadium, _ in place, literally outside the stadium, getting it crossed in there — stadium, getting it crossed in there it _ stadium, getting it crossed in there. it will be a great day so far _ there. it will be a great day so far. ~ . ., , there. it will be a great day so far. ~ ., ,, _ ., far. will talk by the football in a moment but _ far. will talk by the football in a moment but stressful _ far. will talk by the football in a moment but stressful because i moment but stressful because presumably you have to pay for your flight and accommodation because you thought you were going to get a negative test of course, that could�*ve ended up being money down the drain if you test with wrong. latte the drain if you test with wrong. we had to pay for the match ticket and

the trip _ had to pay for the match ticket and the trip this evening but onto £54 and you _ the trip this evening but onto £54 and you have to commit to that before — and you have to commit to that before you _ and you have to commit to that before you get the covid—19 test and obviously. _ before you get the covid—19 test and obviously, which of the covid—19 test, _ obviously, which of the covid—19 test. you — obviously, which of the covid—19 test, you have to have it come back and is _ test, you have to have it come back and is about— test, you have to have it come back and is about half past five less that the — and is about half past five less that the attic at the negative test and i_ that the attic at the negative test and i breathed a huge sigh of relief and i breathed a huge sigh of relief and here _ and i breathed a huge sigh of relief and here we are now. yes. and i breathed a huge sigh of relief and here we are now.— and here we are now. yes. you're makin: and here we are now. yes. you're making me _ and here we are now. yes. you're making me feel— and here we are now. yes. you're making me feel quite _ and here we are now. yes. you're making me feel quite stressed i and here we are now. yes. you'rel making me feel quite stressed just thinking about it. before we go because i know you have big things to do, you will appreciate that i have to ask both of your budget chance. alexander, iwill come have to ask both of your budget chance. alexander, i will come back to you first. what are your chances, but you think the score will be? i�*m but you think the score will be? i'm sink 2-1for— but you think the score will be? in sink 2—1 for chelsea. we've done it sink 2—1 for chelsea. we�*ve done it two times before and i don�*t see what we cannot do it again for subsidy are fantastic team but i disagree. i think the coverage has

been massive and i think they are a great team. but so forget about that. but chelsea is very practical and i reckon that they�*re going to do a really good job of containing them we might concede one but will score to come i think were going to win. ., ., ,., score to come i think were going to win. ., ., i. score to come i think were going to win. ., ., ,, as win. dave, what do you think? as well as being _ win. dave, what do you think? as well as being nervous, _ win. dave, what do you think? as well as being nervous, but i i win. dave, what do you think? as well as being nervous, but i thinkj well as being nervous, but i think about, _ well as being nervous, but i think about, and — well as being nervous, but i think about, and very confident that the league. _ about, and very confident that the league, just to be in this place before — league, just to be in this place before but it was a beating those playing _ before but it was a beating those playing and i think if you play with a full—strength team and play to our strengths, _ a full—strength team and play to our strengths, i— a full—strength team and play to our strengths, i fully this to win 2—1 and yet. — strengths, i fully this to win 2—1 and yet, fingers crossed. strengths, i fully this to win 2-1 and yet, fingers crossed.- strengths, i fully this to win 2-1 and yet, fingers crossed. have a ve nice and yet, fingers crossed. have a very nice day. — and yet, fingers crossed. have a very nice day, thank _ and yet, fingers crossed. have a very nice day, thank you. - and yet, fingers crossed. have a very nice day, thank you. flownl and yet, fingers crossed. have a i very nice day, thank you. flown out to porto for that match tonight.

and staying with football — brentford have won in the championship play—off final. they beat swansea 2—0 at wembley in the show piece final — it�*ll be the first time brentford have played in the premier league. billed at the most lucrative match in english football — the club stand to earn an estimated £178m. let�*s take a look at today�*s coronavirus daily figures there have let�*s take a look at today�*s coronavirus daily figures. there have been 3398 new cases and 7 deaths reported in the past 24 hours. infections have been rising slowly over the past week with an average of 3067 infections every day. in the vaccine roll out more than 197 thousand people have received a first vaccine dose

in the last 24 hours. meaning more than 39 million people have now had their firstjab. that�*s more than 74 percent of the adult population. just over 414 thousand had their second dose in the past 24 hours meaning almost 25 million people or 47 per cent of the adult population is now fully vaccinated. vietnam�*s health minister has said the country is fighting a new covid—i9 variant, which is a combination of those first identified in india and the uk. vietnam has so far only recorded 47 covid deaths, but is seeing a fresh surge in cases.

in other news — a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder, following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. it�*s almost one week since sasha johnson was shot at a house party in peckham in south london. thank you all for coming today. the black lives matter activist remains in a critical condition in hospital. this morning, 18—year—old cameron deriggs of bromley hill in lewisham appeared

at westminster magistrates�* court. he�*s been charged with conspiracy to murder in relation to the shooting. an application for bail was rejected byjudge michael snow. cameron deriggs is now due to appear at the old bailey onjune 25th. four other men who�*ve also been arrested in relation to the incident have been bailed until latejune. detectives are continuing to appeal for anyone with information in relation to the shooting, which took place in the early hours of last sunday morning, to contact police. tim muffett, bbc news at westminster magistrates�* court. the headlines on bbc news. thousands of manchester city and chelsea fans are in portugal where the teams meet for the champions league final in a few hours time. a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder, following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. the 6 trillion dollar plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war two — to try to reboot america�*s economy.

republicans have criticised president biden�*s plan to increase federal government spending to the highest level since the second world war. his 6 trillion dollar budget would include money to invest in infrastructure, education and green technology. the white house says it�*s needed to get america�*s economy moving. but one senator has called the plan �*insanely expensive�*. our north america correspondent, david willis, reports. president biden is looking to boost american manufacturing, and with it the lower and middle class. he�*s proposing a massive programme of public spending, the largest since the second world war, a plan that would add trillions of dollars to this country�*s national debt. last month, in a presidential address to congress, he said america�*s economy needed to be reimagined and rebuilt. my fellow americans. "trickle down.

"trickle—down economics has never worked, and it�*s time to grow the economy from the bottom and the middle out. applause. the president�*s proposals include spending $4.5 trillion on infrastructure and social programmes over the course of the next decade, an additional $14 billion on climate initiatives designed to accelerate the move away from fossil fuels, and more than $2 billion on addressing the problems caused by gun violence, including provisions for tighter background checks. all paid for by tax increases on wealthy americans and big corporations. republican reaction was sharp and severe. "president biden�*s proposal would drown american families in debt, deficits and inflation," tweeted mitch mcconnell, the republican leader in the senate. all setting the stage for a bitter fight in congress over what democrats regard as the long—overdue redistribution of wealth, and their opponents see

as a return to the dark days of big government. the party�*s differences were laid bare only hours earlier, when senate republicans voted to block the formation of a commission to investigate the events of january the 6th, a day which saw hundreds of donald trump supporters storm the capitol building in washington, dc, delaying the certification ofjoe biden as president. republicans feared such a commission could harm their chances in next year�*s congressional elections. the senate leader accused them of seeking to sweep the events ofjanuary the 6th under the rug. out of fear or fealty to donald trump, the republican minorityjust prevented the american people from getting the full truth about january the 6th. the republican minorityjust prevented the senate from even debating the bill. no opportunity for amendments, no opportunity for debate. there was an attempt by the republican minority to shunt

this vote into the dark of night. but because of today's senate time agreement, it was done in broad daylight. the american people will see how each republican senator voted. the vote ends any chance of a nonpartisan inquiry into the events of that fateful day. it also underlines the widening gulf between the two parties going into the difficult months of budget negotiation that lie ahead. there�*ve been dozens of demonstrations around the world to show solidarity with the people of belarus. in poland, hundreds of demonstrators have taken to streets of the capital, warsaw. small gatherings have also been held in other european countries, the us and australia. many protesters have been calling for the release of the belarusian journalist, roman protasevich, who was detained along with his girlfriend after an airliner was forced to land in minsk.

environment officials in sri lanka have warned the country is facing one of the worst ecological crises in its history, following a fire in a naval container off the country s coast. thousands of military personal have been deployed to clean up waves of micro plastics that have been washing ashore since the blaze last week. joe robinson has more. each wave, the task it becomes tougher. scrambled onto the beach. this is an ecological disaster site. one team managed almost clear this section of the beach on friday night only to find it covered the following morning. the fire on the pearl began over a week ago. as it

waited to enter colombo court. for indian ships havejoined waited to enter colombo court. for indian ships have joined the waited to enter colombo court. for indian ships havejoined the navy in their efforts to fight the blaze and mitigate the destruction. the navy does not believe the fire is under control. but the extent of the damage to the environment is still being assessed. the vessel was carrying hundreds of containers of industrial chemicals threatening key parts of the areas ecosystem. fishing has already been banned along 80 km stretch of coast of the clean—up operation is under way. the threat to localjobs can be far longer lasting. the plastic pellets posed a particular threat to sea life and an area known for its stocks. now, the livelihood of thousands of fishermen is under threat of being eroded. the award—winning tv producer charlie hanson has been removed from the netflix production �*after life�* and suspended

from bafta, following accusations of historical sexual misconduct. in a 5,000—word document emailed to netflix and bafta, 11 women accuse mr hanson of misconduct ranging from 2008 to 2015. charlie hanson denies the accusations. actor and writer ricky gervais, who created the after life series, said he was "shocked and appalled" by the allegations. uk music festivals could be facing another �*lost summer�* according to mps, who blame the government for not introducing an insurance safety net for organisers. a report from the digital, culture, media and sport committee said ministers had refused to take multiple opportunities to address concerns — and that�*s now too late for many festivals to go ahead this year. i�*ll be talking to the organiser of one music festival in just a moment, but first this report from sarah campbell. early may, and a test event at liverpool�*s sefton park.

more than 5,000 people were allowed in to enjoy the atmosphere, the music, the food. they were tested and their behaviour was monitored to see whether a festival could be a safe place during a pandemic. leeds, 2016, and even if it means getting a little muddy, thousands of people are desperate to get back to the festival experience. and the reading and leeds festivals 2021 are on at the end of august, and are sold out. but glastonbury, probably the best—known event of its kind, was online only this year — for the second year running, this corner of somerset wasn�*t the focus of global music interest. and many other festivals won�*t happen either this year, the parliamentary committee argues, because the government won�*t provide back—up insurance to cover costs if events have to be cancelled at the last minute. there�*s 975 festivals across the uk each year. a quarter of them are already gone, and that�*s worth £1.7 billion and tens of thousands ofjobs.

all they need is a little bit of certainty, so that if they can�*t go ahead, they will ensure that at least their costs, not their profits, are covered. the government department responsible says, "indemnity cover will be looked at," adding they are, "working flat out to support festivals and live events. "and following on from promising test results from this event in liverpool, it has been announced that the download music festival — which had been cancelled — will now go ahead injune, as a government test event. sarah campbell, bbc news. i�*ve been speaking to anna wade from boomtown fair festival, which was meant to take place in august but isn�*t now going ahead. she told me that tickets had already sold out by the time the decision was taken to cancel. actually sold out in february for 60,000 tickets. and i was part of the government at the dcms select

committee back injanuary the government at the dcms select committee back in january where the government at the dcms select committee back injanuary where we first announced and called on the government to provide a scheme due to the fact that there was no insurance available out there. and so we said that by the end of march, most festivals would need to know by then do torah timelines and we cancelled boom town on april because we realise that without the certainty in the safety net of our government—backed insurance, the risks refer to high for us to proceed much further, unfortunately. and yours usually out of pocket even with that because you had to refund all of this tens of thousands of people who buy the ticket. i5 all of this tens of thousands of people who buy the ticket. is huge ma'ori people who buy the ticket. is huge majority for _ people who buy the ticket. is huge majority for ticket _ people who buy the ticket. is huge majority for ticket holders - people who buy the ticket. is huge majority for ticket holders moved l majority for ticket holders moved over to the 22 event which was such a lifeline for all events really. so, yeah, we�*ve had a few, but we don�*t really touch the ticket money that the states in a completely

different bank account that we do not touch until we are able to put the show on and it�*s very different cash flow. in the show on and it's very different cash flow. . the show on and it's very different cash flow. , ., , ,., cash flow. in terms of this report from the committee, _ cash flow. in terms of this report from the committee, it - cash flow. in terms of this report from the committee, it must i cash flow. in terms of this report| from the committee, it must feel galling for you because you would�*ve been sitting there explaining how you referred you can make things go ahead and how you can make a covid—19 safe and this group of mps are backing you up saying that more could�*ve been done to help music festivals which are for people that love going to them and there are a lot ofjobs at love going to them and there are a lot of jobs at stake love going to them and there are a lot ofjobs at stake you�*re too. bind lot of “obs at stake you're too. and i lot of jobs at stake you're too. and i think lot of jobs at stake you're too. and i think that — lot of jobs at stake you're too. and i think that all — lot ofjobs at stake you're too. fific i think that all credit to lot ofjobs at stake you're too. fific i think that all credit to the select committee who have been absolutely amazing. it�*s the customer industry has had that kind of clever government interaction and they�*ve really been dedicated to really digging into what the industry is, what we need them but we provide and as you mentioned, how many other industries we support as

a dependent festivals as well, it�*s as well, and so is a huge supply chain and a huge economy within the actual festival market itself and so, it has been quite a tough journey and the industry has come together as a whole and we have really called on the government to throw us this vital lifeline it could potentially be some hope for the 21st ofjune and the government have mentioned that they are looking to do that and so they�*re asking for that to be implemented and save the rest of the events out there for the rest of the events out there for the rest of the summer. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with tomasz. and more of this on the way. a little dose of summer and temperatures will continue to rise a little bit over the next couple of days. probably peeking by around tuesday. some strong sunshine out there and i�*m also going to mention the pollen. it might tickle some of our noses over the next day or so. a bit of cloud out there on the satellite picture. you can see out towards the north

and west of the country even one or two showers but very local ones. clear skies tonight and then early as the morning we are are expecting expecting some low cloud to drifting off the north sea. it does mean that some coastal counties in the east may start off gray. in fact, some of the cloud may actually hug the coast line to the course of the day. but inland it�*s going to be beautiful, gloriously sunny with hardly a cloud in the sky. temperatures peaking at around 22 degrees in the south and the north of the uk. bank holiday monday is looking stunning as well. and you know what? so is tuesday. bye— bye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... thousands of manchester city and chelsea fans are in portugal where the teams meet for the champions league final

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