the football association in england has let to make their stance known. the norwegian football association says they will oppose to buy�*s bid. football association says they will oppose to buy's bid. saudi arabia has _ will oppose to buy's bid. saudi arabia has pulled _ will oppose to buy's bid. saudi arabia has pulled no _ will oppose to buy's bid. saudi arabia has pulled no punchesl arabia has pulled no punches when it comes with sporting events and. it is about to host the biggest football tournament. they claimed that it would be a world—class event. two and opposed bits were handled together. confirmation came via a prose clause. morocco portugal and spain are going to be co—host

of the 2030 will cap. three matches will take place in south america. then it would be the turn of saudi arabia. they will built 11 new stadiums including when said 350 metres above the ground. it has yet to be built. but one country, norway, plans to take a stand and what they call a flawed bidding process. it and what they call a flawed bidding process.— and what they call a flawed bidding process. it is various to be critical— bidding process. it is various to be critical of— bidding process. it is various to be critical of us _ bidding process. it is various to be critical of us to - bidding process. it is various to be critical of us to be - to be critical of us to be critical_ to be critical of us to be critical of culture is different from our own. there is a _ different from our own. there is a lack— different from our own. there is a lack of— different from our own. there is a lack of freedom of speech. there — is a lack of freedom of speech. there is— is a lack of freedom of speech. there is a _ is a lack of freedom of speech. there is a bigger risk around bil there is a bigger risk around big events. there is a lack of clarity— big events. there is a lack of clarity on _ big events. there is a lack of clarity on what fever asks from the bidding nations.— the bidding nations. there has to be an outcry _ the bidding nations. there has to be an outcry from _ to be an outcry from campaigners over the medium risk rating via human rights.

restrictions on women has not right on the criminalisation of the lgbt q right on the criminalisation of the lgbt 0 community, also environmental protection was rated low risk. saudi arabia says this is not about that. irate says this is not about that. we are reforming. hopefully people will have — are reforming. hopefully people will have a will cap that they will have a will cap that they will remember. no will have a will cap that they will remember.— will have a will cap that they will remember. no way may not be alone in _ will remember. no way may not be alone in their _ will remember. no way may not be alone in their opposition. - be alone in their opposition. england is still in discussions about its response. but the uk cover has strengthened its ties with saudi arabia. the german federation protested over silencing in the recent tournament. saudi arabia has become a regular host on the sporting stage. but the will

cap represents another level entirely. but bids without a vote is controversial. liverpool have sealed their place in the last 16 in the uefa champions league. this is the table. aston villa are third after a three —— two win over leipsic. third after a three -- two win over leipsic.— third after a three -- two win over leipsic. we are in the top 24. over leipsic. we are in the top 24- maybe _ over leipsic. we are in the top 24- maybe we _ over leipsic. we are in the top 24. maybe we will— over leipsic. we are in the top 24. maybe we will be - over leipsic. we are in the top 24. maybe we will be in - over leipsic. we are in the top 24. maybe we will be in the i over leipsic. we are in the top| 24. maybe we will be in the top 16. we are going to pay two

matches. 0ur target is higher now than it is when we started this competition. br; now than it is when we started this competition.— now than it is when we started this competition. by the end of wednesday. — this competition. by the end of wednesday, each _ this competition. by the end of wednesday, each of _ this competition. by the end of wednesday, each of the - this competition. by the end of wednesday, each of the teamsi wednesday, each of the teams will only have two games more to play. time is running out for those outside the top eight. arsenal will move into an automatic spot if they win against monaco. manchester city have a little more work to do. they are 20th out of the 36. they are 20th out of the 36. they will playjuventus on wednesday. they have dropped three of their five games so far. but the players have not lost their manager's admiration in a tough run of results. irate in a tough run of results. we can do better. _ in a tough run of results. we can do better. we have to find something inside all of us to -et something inside all of us to gel the _ something inside all of us to get the results. i am something inside all of us to get the results. lam not something inside all of us to

get the results. i am not the right— get the results. i am not the right person say any wrong words _ right person say any wrong words about the team. they have to perform — words about the team. they have to perform well again. the next two weeks are really important. the oklahoma city vendor are in the semifinals. they beat the dallas mavericks. the milwaukee backs every season semifinals stop for the second year the row. they beat orlando magic. more on the website about all those stories. there is an international going on in women plasma cricket. thank for watching. this is bbc news. farmers are driving a tractors through central london to protest against the government was not changes to inheritance

tax. in 2026, the tax will be applied to farmers whose farms are worth more than £1 million. let us speak to our correspondent who was the protest. what is happening? i protest. what is happening? i am standing outside downing street. literally, outside downing street we now have three deep tractors going all the way along to the houses of parliament, and all the way up whitehall. these factors have come here from across the country. the protesters say they were even three tractors from the isle of wight and got on a ferry to come here. they have come from devon, exmoor and kent. the farmers are

protesting about the inheritance tax that the government wants to introduce in 2026. forfarmers government wants to introduce in 2026. for farmers who have properties worth more than £1 million. they will then face a 20% inheritance tax. as you can see, a lot of the tractors have the message that says, no farmers, no food. i had to a lot of the farmers who say that this is more of an issue, not just about inheritance tax, but also about the food chain in the united kingdom. they say that if they do have this inheritance tax on their properties. they are small family—owned farms, they would have to sell things like tractors and machinery to pay for the inheritance tax that they would have to face and they would have to face and they say that that would mean that they would not be able to carry on farming and the farms

would have to close, meaning that the crops or the beef cattle that they put into the food chain would no longer be there. they say that that would risk the number of british farmers, which would mean the briton as a whole would have to import more food. i can see a poster in front of me, no farmers, no food, no future. that is the comment from the farmers. the government itself says they are not going to back down. they say they are looking at those very rich landowners that made buying up farms because, in the past, they know that they would not face inheritance tax. the government is also saying that the investing £5 billion over the next two years in farming as well. the message from sir keir starmer and the government is

that they are not going to back down. the message from the pharmacy today is pleased to talk to us. that is what they would like the government to do. most actors are coming down. the line will be for deep now they are covering the whole of whitehall. i spoke to one lady will farms in oxfordshire, who says that you would like the government to think again about the threshold. she says she wants the government to sit and think again about the actual threshold but comes in. the government says that if it is a husband and wife passing on theirfarm, it is a husband and wife passing on their farm, it will be something like £3 million before the tax would have to be paid. but she said herfarm is

worth 8 million, and that is an issue for them. but she also appreciated that a lot of people that is a lot of money. everyday people would have to pay income tax at 40% of their property was valued over £1 million. the argument about them being income poor, but have other investment in their tractors and the property. that is the issue when it comes to feeding the nation. another one here, no farmers, no food, no future. you can see that the tractors are all lined up here. they will be lined up here while prime minister's questions is going on in the house of commons. then there will be speeches on whitehall just a stone's throw away from downing street a little later. the tractors are out in force

here in westminster. nicky, thank you — here in westminster. nicky, thank you very _ here in westminster. nicky, thank you very much - here in westminster. nicky, thank you very much for - here in westminster. nicky, l thank you very much for that. seamlessly linking estate of pm cues. primus is about to start. that was the streets of whitehall. we are in sight —— we arejoined by damian grammaticas. we are joined by damian grammaticas.— we are joined by damian grammaticas. . ., ., grammaticas. there are a whole ranue grammaticas. there are a whole ranae of grammaticas. there are a whole range of things _ grammaticas. there are a whole range of things will _ grammaticas. there are a whole range of things will come - grammaticas. there are a whole range of things will come about| range of things will come about prime minister's questions today. lots of things happening right outside parliament today. that is where the prime minister would normallyjump in minister would normally jump in his minister would normallyjump in his car and driving to the gates of parliament. perhaps the opposition leader, kemi

badenoch, may mention that. she may not raise it. she may not want to dwell on it, but she may want to mention what is happening outside. it is quite limited in size compared to other demonstrations we have seenin other demonstrations we have seen in recent weeks. the opposition leader may want to focus on the prime minister's plan for change which he announced last week. that has been criticised as the labour party having a relaunch, rebranding whatever you want to call it, as a sign that maybe there has been assessing downing street they have been failing to get a message through to being in control of the narrative. they have had a rather bumpy start. she may want to point that out. along with perhaps what we have seen

this week which is a chancellor talking about an ongoing public spending review over the next six months. that is basically going to set out the budget and spending for the government over the next three to five years. and within that, the government has been talking about the need to direct all spending and make sure all spending and make sure all spending is directed towards its core priorities, and therefore to try and eliminate some areas that they think don't address that. but that is going to point to some very difficult decisions