amad himself has undergone an interview process tojoin the gmp. has undergone an interview process towarning to greater manchester police that leaking or using so—called police sources to justify alleged criminality by their officers can only be seen as a deliberate attempt to interfere with the investigation. i want to start now with what sparked the incident, something that we have heard nothing about to date. a woman was travelling back from her holiday in pakistan. she was feeling unwell on the plane, and as a result use the empty seat next to her to be able to sit more comfortably. shortly after making use of the seat, she could hear a male muttering in the row behind her. at first, she paid no attention, but then the e—mail went out of his way over the course of the next several hours to subject her to a tirade of alleged racial abuse. he repeated the called her a pitch, and referred to her... she was scared the ten hag three was going to become physical and assault her. despite her appeals to the qatar airlines cabin crew, they did nothing to intervene. she appealed to him to c

and he says, "the general aim is to announce the closure of project amad."adds, "special activities" — you know what that is. iran's foreign minister quickly responded to his death with this tweet... israel is widely assumed to have been responsible. but why now? iran's nuclear programme was constrained under an international deal signed in 2015. but in 2018, donald trump pulled the us out of the deal — and iran has been growing its stockpile of nuclear material. mr trump is reported to have looked at — and then decided against — a military strike just two weeks ago. but israel may now be seeking to take advantage of the window whilst he's still in office. this is very clearly timed in order to impede restoration of the iran nuclear deal. trump has made it very clear he's wanted to kill the deal, he hasn't succeeded in four years, he has two months left. and this is an effort to do so in order to provoke iran's own hardliners into resisting diplomacy. the killing is already causing anger in iran, but it's not yet clear how it might retaliate — and what that

well, amadou ba of the...soned on separate charges. ousmane sonko was supposed to run on the ticket of the opposition but there was a defamation conviction, which automatically disqualifies him from contesting in this particular election. there had to be a replacement and diomaye was chosen to run on the ticket of the opposition. they were just released a little over week before this particular election. that was thomas naadi. crumbling courts, a lack of defence lawyers and not enough legal advisors — just some of the reasons given for 66,000 court cases in england and wales that remain stuck in limbo. for victims of sexual abuse, the long wait forjustice can be particularly difficult — and there are fears that delays may be deterring some people from reporting it. our reporterjosie hannett has been looking at this situation in south—east england. it was 38 years ago, i was ten—years—old and i was terrified. i froze on the spot. matt hayward is talking about his experience of being abused as a child by a famil

senegal�*s governing coalition, which is backing amadou ba, said it was �*certain�* there would be a*. up to seven million people were eligible to vote for the 19 confirmed candidates. turnout appears to have been high, especially among young people. the election comes after the outgoing president macky sall postponed a vote on february 3rd, prompting supporters of the opposition to protest in the streets. sall�*s decision was unprecedented and was condemned both at home and abroad. mr sall served two terms as president and is barred from standing again. this is the first presidential election without the incumbent running. earlier, i spoke to adele ravida, country director in senegal for the international foundation for electoral systems. she's been monitoring polling stations in dakar today. what is the atmosphere like in senegal on election day and why? this morning, the atmosphere was quite calm all over the country. the turnout was particularly high. we don't have the final figure but i was here during another election and in comparison there was a lot of people in the polling s

bassirou diomaye faye is ahead of the former prime minster amadou bar.in dakar and brought us the latest. take a listen. in the capital occur, where i am, they believe they are winning this election. the opponent amadou bar of the ruling coalition has said that he is expecting a run—off. the winner of this election would have to secure 50% of the vote and the electoral commission has until friday to declare the final result. as you mentioned earlier, some of the opposition candidates have already called opposition leader bassirou diomaye faye to congratulate him.- bassirou diomaye faye to congratulate him. bassirou diomaye faye to conuratulate him. �* ., ., congratulate him. and what are we exectin: congratulate him. and what are we exoecting to _ congratulate him. and what are we expecting to happen _ congratulate him. and what are we expecting to happen next, - congratulate him. and what are we | expecting to happen next, thomas? the results have started trickling in. the ones that have come are not official results yet. they are just collections done

they've also signed amad diallo from atalanta, but he won'tjoin untiljanuary.ling leaves united. he's gone to roma for 13.6 million. so that's united, now to arsenal. they are still hoping to sign atletico madrid midfielder thomas partey. i'm told the deal is very close. arsenal have agreed to pay his 45 million pound buyout clause. they are just hoping to get that one over the line now. and finally, some other deals that we have from today. everton spent big on defender ben godfrey from norwich. hejoins for 25 million. meanwhile, theo walcott has left the club. he's off to southampton on loan. matteo guenduzzi is leaving arsenal for hertha berlin on loan. and leeds havejust signed rennes winger raphinha for 17 million pounds. so a busy deadline day still a few more bits to look, out for this evening, and mark of courtse you can keep and mark of course you can keep across it all on the bbc sport website and social media. tammy abraham, ben chilwell and jadon sancho have been told that they can'tjoin up with england today while the fa tries to ascertain if the t

a second was added just over ten minutes later, amadou haidara coming in unmarked from the right handake it 2—0. united had been 5—0 winners when the sides met at old trafford in october but it was leipzig who added another, justin kluivert putting the home side three up. a glimmer of hope came with a bruno fernandes penalty. and then there was real hope when paul pogba headed onto harry maguire and another ricochet sent it into the goal to make it 3—2. and they almost had another stroke of luck, but the leipzig defender had his goalkeeper to thank for preventing an own goal. the defeat sends 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s side out of the competition and into the europa league instead. chelsea were already through to the knockout stages. they went behind against russian side krasnador. ex—newcastle winger remy cabella got the goal. but, the lead didn't last long, jorghino levelled from the penalty spot and it finished that way. lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo renewed old rivalries. barcelona and juventus were just playing for top spot in their group. two penalties from ronaldo gave the ita

elliot making it 3—2, but an incredible comeback at old trafford, first marcus rashford, and then amado, in the i20th minute, winning it for united in one of the games of the season. 13 showed their resilience, their determination to win this game and we have had so many setbacks i'm really proud of the team, not only in this game but the whole season there have been so many setbacks and they can deal with it. there are very strong it helps also that the defence behind us and we got the win. defence behind us and we got the win. so let's take a look at how those semifinals line—up. manchester united taking on coventry, who got the better of wolves in another late thriller this weekend. the championship side have former united striker mark robins as their manager. also a huge tie which sees holders manchester city against chelsea. those ties in a month's time. bayer leverkusen are closing in on their first ever bundesliga title after a 3—2 win at freiburg. it means xabi alonso's side are ten points clear of bayern munich at the top with only eight games left to play. leverkusen haven't

amad diallo was the hero for united, winning the penatly that levelled the scores, then getting the winnerit was a much needed win for them, but for city their woes continue, and guardiola isn't ducking responsibility for the slump in form. the reality is the game was not exceptional for our side because i know the situation, understand for many, many reasons. but the reality is, the reality is that we are not winning games and i'm not good enough. so i'm the boss here and the manager. i have to find a solution. i don't find it. so, yeah, that is the reality. not only are england facing a heavy defeat in the thrid test in new zealand, but their captain ben stokes also limped off the pitch in what appears to be a recurrence of a hamstring injury that he picked up in the summer. he was bowling his third over of the day when he pulled up and immediatley headed to the dressing room clearly in some pain. it's in the same hamstrings that he's had before, been going so well, and you know that he's been bowling and, you know, playing the role that he does as an all rounder and as captain. and we d

injured zlatan ibrahimovic saw united go in front at old trafford through a well worked piece when amadcond minute of stoppage time the visitors picked up a vital away goal, the second leg will be at the san siro next thursday. a goal in each half from harry kane was enough for tottenham to secure a 2—0 win at home to dinamo zagreb, his first a gift. the england skipper grabbing a second with 20 minutes remaining to hand jose mourinho's side a cushion for the second leg in croatia. arsenal let slip an advantage but two goals in the final quarter of an hour including this mohammad elneny thunderbolt secured a 3—1 win over 0lympiacos in greece. rangers had to come from behind to earn a draw at slavia prague. nicolai stanciu smashed home the opening goal for the czech side with just six minutes gone. it took half an hour for the new scottish champions to draw level through filip helander picking up an away goal ahead of the return leg at ibrox. manchester city have joined chelsea in the quarter finals of the women's champions league after thrashing fiorentina 5—0, for an 8—0 aggregate vict

the hosts took the lead through an amad diallo penalty. club... before american daryl bike headed home with eight minutes remaining before american daryl dike headed home with eight minutes remaining to claim all three points. the win moves them up from 22nd to 17th two points clear of the drop zone with a game in hand. china's yan bingtao has been suspended from attending or competing on the world snooker tour with immediate effect as part of an ongoing investigation into match—fixing.. the world number 16, who won the masters last year, joins five other chinese players to have already been suspended. it's all part of the investigation into allegations of manipulating the outcome of matches for betting purposes. the 22—year—old's ban will remain in place until the outcome of the investigation. there are people behind the scenes in every sport, trying to corrupt live sport every day of the world, every night of the week, it is going on all the time, and that is not about whether you are in the uk or wherever you are, there are various mark

everton have announced their second signing in the last 2a hours with belgium midfielder amadou onanaing with frank lampard at what he calls one of the biggest clubs in england. dawid malan hit the second highest score in men's hundred history as the trent rockets beat the northern superchargers by seven wickets. the superchargers had recovered from 68 for 6, to post a challenging target of 153 courtesy of david wiese's 50, but malan's unbeaten 88 ultimately guided the rockets past the total with six balls to spare, and takes them joint—top with the london spirit, with two wins from two. lisa keightley will step down as the head coach of the england women's team, when her contract expires at the end of the summer. since taking over in 2020, she's led the team to the semi—final of the t20 and final 50—over world cups. her last series will be against india in september. and that's all the sport for now. hello. well, the heat wave is upon us, but it'll take a few days before we get those really high temperatures. the high pressure's with us, it's been here for such a long time now. hardl

it was the visitors who came closest to scoring — amad diallo�*s deflected effort coming off the barnd half. the clarets need eight more points to seal promotion back to the premier league at the first time of asking. sunderland are now six points outside the play—off places. leicester tigers are through to the quarterfinals of rugby union's european champions cup after beating edinburgh. the english champions only led 3—0 at the break at welford road, but half—time replacement jasper wiese scored the game's only try — tigers winning by 16 points to 6. bristol's european campaign is over for another season after they were beaten at home by clermont auvergne in the european challenge cup. french star damien penaud scored two tries as his side moved into the quarterfinals. super league champions st helens are up to fourth after thumping bottom side wakefield 38—nil. they ran in seven tries. hull kr were also winners tonight — they led iii—nil at the break against leeds rhinos and scored straight from the restart in the second half before holding on to win 20—12. despite that win, they

ruhollah zam, whose amad news feed had more than a million followers, had fled iran and been granted iraq and taken him back to tehran. for nearly two weeks, farmers from across india have been protesting against new market—friendly reforms that they say are against their interests. thousands have gathered to voice their discontent and this week, they called on the rest of india to join them in a national strike. today, "hundreds" of protestors have marched on the indian consulate in birmingham, to show their solidairty with the farmers in india. ankur desai has the latest. hundreds of protesters have flooded the streets of birmingham city centre outside the indian consulate to show solidarity with the farmers who have been protesting against the recent agricultural reforms in india by the government. many turned up around 1030 this morning, the numbers swelled into the six, 700s. many remained in their cars gridlock in the area here and some were protesting on their feet, in the area here and some were protesting on theirfeet, they in the area here and some were protesting on their

where each life ended, including the youngest — asrah, just two years old, her cousin aisha, 16, and amadward to celebrating his fifth birthday. they were running, they were playing. but after that, we see body. and the face looking in my eyes and there is already two days passed... he sobs. they've buried 35 people in this small village — more than half of those who are living here. it's actually quite hard to take all of this in. a whole community, totally flattened. but it's the scale of this disaster that's so shocking, because this village could be one of so many here in turkey or in syria. and a week on, after these earthquakes, the challenge of starting to rebuild is becoming clearer. and it's absolutely massive. i don't know how many people is left now. and for fatma, she can't bear the thought of leaving turkey like this and trying to resume life in the uk. how can i do it? i don't know. in london? nick beake, bbc news, in the village of urdek. jens laerke is the deputy spokesperson for the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. he spoke to us earlier

he was seen as the best hope of defeating president amadou roe in elections next year. of the supreme under new proposals by the government. it says fly tippers cost 50 million pounds a year in england — and the number of instances of rubbish being illegally dumped by roads or in parks is on the increase. three incredible sisters have been marking a special milestone — a 100th birthday. what makes this even more remarkable isjoan massey‘s sisters were there too — 98 year old mercia, and ailsa, who's 102. our reporter david allard was invited along to the party. do we get on? we do have our arguments. why not? nobody is the same. you cannot say yes all the time, can you? three sisters, 300 years of history. there's a lot to reminisce about at joan's100th birthday party. i don't feel my age. i have to... remember. do the counting. joan was born on the day after america entered the first world war and she had a vital role in the second. drawing maps for the boys up there and stationed at newmarket, with bomber command harris. i enjoyed it. atjust 98, mercia is the youngest sister. do you

ruhollah zam, whose amad news feed had more than a million followers, had fled iran and been grantedaid they‘d seized him in iraq and taken him back to tehran. india‘s prime mnister, narendra modi, has assured angry farmers that reforrms to the agricultural sector, will safeguard livelihoods. tens of thousands of farmers have been holding protests on the outskirts of the capital, new delhi for the past two weeks, blocking roads and other key infrastructure. they fear the reforms will erode guaranteed prices for wheat and rice crops. despite the pandemic, 2020 has seen a dramatic increase in palestinian homes demolished by the israeli authorities. some 900 people lost their home — the biggest number in years. palestinians often build without permits in eastjerusalem and parts of the(map)west bank under israeli patrol — saying and parts of the west bank under israeli patrol — saying p;ermits are almost impossible for them to get. among the buildings still facing demolition orders there are many palestinian schools. 0ur middle east correspondent, yolande knell reports. within seconds, a

former prime minister amadou ba of the ruling party also called for a peaceful election and said he wascasting his ballot. senegal is one of africa's most stable countries in a region where military coups are common. yet most of these voters see this election as a turning point for their country's democracy. whoever wins this election will have to tackle unemployment, rising cost of living, institutional reforms to safeguard the country's democracy and, of course, to efficiently manage the country's natural resources. as senegal begins oil and gas production later this year. thomas naadi, bbc news in western senegal. in nigeria, nearly 300 school children who were abducted in the north—west of the country have been freed according to local officials. last week the abductors demanded nearly 700,000 dollars in ransom — but no details were given about how the pupils were freed. the students aged between eight and 15 were taken along with their teacher earlier this month. in a statement, the governor thanked president bola tinubu and nigeria's army for helping secure their release. now it's

"the entire area is under the control of our fighters," says chiyagar amad, the spokesman of the localtory, the so—called islamic state is completely finished." he cautioned that some is fighters were still hidden, and sporadic clashes would go on. but that wasn't dampening joy here. music plays. there is no doubting how these fighters who've just come back from the front line feel. they feel the job is done. they say that for the first time, tomorrow, they're going to relax and celebrate what they feel is the end of the so—called islamic state. even if all is territory really has been retaken, no—one is under the illusion the danger posed by the group is over. for now, though, these men are savouring what they feel is their moment. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in baghuz, syria. the british prime minister is formally asking the european union to delay britain's withdrawal beyond march the 29th. theresa may is to request an extension in the deadlocked brexit process until the end ofjune — or possibly, as one cabinet source told the bbc, forfar longer. the eu's chief negotiator michel barnie

his main opponent, former prime minister and ruling party candidate amadou ba, called faye to congratulateh president emmanuel macron also congratulated him on his win. here's mr faye speaking earlier. translation: by electing me resident of _ translation: by electing me resident of the _ translation: by electing me resident of the republic, - translation: by electing me resident of the republic, the l resident of the republic, the senegalese people have chosen to break with the past, to give substance to the immense hopes raised by a vision of society. a pledge to govern with humility and transparency and to fight corruption at all levels. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. farmers around europe have been protesting in recent weeks about they way they're treated, and in particular, cheap imports and tighter environmental regulations. today it was the turn of british farmers to demonstrate. a convoy of around 50 tractors made its way through central london. meghan owen has been there for us. they're protesting against a number of things, but particularly cheap food impor

the prime minister of the ivory coast, amadou gon coulibaly, has died at the age of 61.was taken ill whilst chairing a cabinet meeting earlier this week and died in hospital. he was due to stand as the governing rdr party's candidate in 0ctober‘s presidential elections. for many children in lockdown, going to school has meant going online. but in the uk, around 700,000 students have missed out on schoolwork because they don't own a computer or even have internet access. a new programme is trying to change that by getting donated computer equipment to those who need it most, as fiona lamdin reports. homeschooling. can i borrow your phone, please, mum? yeah. thank you. this family in swindon, like thousands, having to learn without a computer. it takes forever, and it stresses you out, and then ijust end up giving up and not doing it. do you feel like you're falling behind? yeah, a lot. because i'm not getting as much help as i should be. i just can't, like, focus properly. and it — sometimes it crashes. i'm finding it very, very stressful, and to be honest, sometimes i fi

afterjames tavernier�*s penalty, on—loan manchester united winger amad diallo made it 2—0 with 12 minutesre celtic�*s next opponents on wednesday night, and a draw would be enough for them to seal the title at tannadice. sale sharks director of rugby alex sanderson says the reduction in the premiership salary cap is making it harder for english teams to compete with french sides in europe. it comes after they were defeated 41—22 by racing 92 yesterday in the champions cup semi—finals. the premiership salary cap was cut by eu; million to £5 million at the start of 2021—22, compared to £8.5 million in the top 14. max verstappen closed the gap to formula one championship leader charles leclerc to 19 points by winning the first miami grand prix. the world champion started from third on the grid, but overtook the ferraris of carlos sainz and leclerc to lead the race from the start of the ninth lap. verstappen was heading towards a comfortable victory until britain's lando norris crashed and the safety car took away his advantage. he held off his rival over the remaining laps to take the cheque

everton have announced their second signing in the last 2a hours, with belgium midfielder amadou onanamillion. he's signed a five—year deal at goodison park and said he gets goosebumps thinking about the atmosphere on merseyside. the 20—year—old watched from the stands as everton lost to chelsea on saturday and is their fifth signing, with england defender conor coady joining on loan yesterday. she that's all the sport for now. good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. you are watching bbc news. in a historic moment for lgbt rights, this year's commonwealth games made a powerful statement against homophobia when olympic gold medallist tom daley was accompanied by athletes and advocates carrying the progress pride flag in the opening ceremony. it was filmed for his new documentary, �*illegal to be me' in which tom travels to some of the most homophobic countries in the commonwealth where gay athletes face extreme persecution. let's take a look. i would be illegal to exist in 35 of the 56 sovereign states of the commonwealth. i mean, it'sjust outrageous. these days, most international s

rangers went ahead within five minutes through manchester united loanee amad diallo.d regan charles—cook. connor goldson had restored rangers lead but deep into stoppage time, matthew wright found the net to make it 3—3 and open the door for celtic to cut the gap at the top. well, celtic yet to take advantage. still goaless at celtic park. hibs are currently 2— tier against livingston. hearts, 1—0 against motherwell. aberdeen and dundee, both of those games had to be postponed due to the weather. two matches in the fourth round of the women's fa cup this afternoon. a comfortable win for manchester city, they beat nottingham forest 8—0. georgia stanway with a hat trick. holders chelsea beat aston villa 3—1, villa pulling one back in the 95th minute. in the women's premier 155, wasps left it late, but they came from behind to earn a 15 all draw at home to exeter. the chiefs took charge just before half time with south africa international zintle mpupha scoring the pick of the tries. exeter chipped away at the deficit and with just minutes remaining flo williams�* penalt

bassirou diomaye faye is ahead of the former prime minster amadou ba.et's get the latest from the bbc�*s thomas naadi. bring us up to date. the opposition candidate bassirou _ bring us up to date. the opposition candidate bassirou diomaye - bring us up to date. the opposition candidate bassirou diomaye faye l bring us up to date. the opposition l candidate bassirou diomaye faye has beenin candidate bassirou diomaye faye has been in the lead as a provisional results were announced on television and his supporters have been out on streets in the capital, dakar, and other parts of the country, because they believe that they are winning this election. overnight, the ruling coalition has said that it expected a run—off. the winner of this election will have to secure 50% of the vote. the electoral commission has until friday to declare the final results. as you mention, some of the opposition candidates have already called, the opposition leader diomaye faye, to congratulate him. ~ . , ., leader diomaye faye, to congratulate him. ., , . ., him. what you expe

amad diallo's second—half equaliser got united back into it, before pedro's late heroics on the south game, created also good chances and, yeah, it's a pity. that we are without any points, but that is a top football, you have to take it and know we have to show resilience, get up and go for the next big game that is coming up. west ham won 2—0 at crystal palace, soucek and bowen with the goals. fulham beat leicester 2—1. alex iwobi with their winner. morgan gibbs white scored the only goal as nottingham forest won at southampton. and tottenham thrashed everton 4—0. heung—min son scored twice. korea's shinji—yai leads the women's british open heading into the final round at st andrew's. the two—time winner went round in five under for the day, and leads by one stroke on seven underthe defending champion ——and leads by one stroke on seven under. the defending champion lilia vu is second and the world number one nelly korda who had held the halfway lead had a really bad day, dropping three strokes to sit on five under. mclaren�*s lando norris has spoiled the party at zandvoort, taking p

the seagulls had led in the first half through danny welbeck�*s hundreth premier league goal but amadpedro's late intervention. two wins from two for brighton. i think we deserved to win. we made a good game, not a perfect game, there were also situations where united had the chance to win but in the end it is deserved and i am very proud of the team. they showed the value of never giving up and that is very important. there's a real tasty tie to look forward to later as big spending aston villa host arsenal, while defending champions manchester city are at home to ipswich town. but it was the newly promoted side who took a shock lead at the etihad, sammie szmodics with the goal before order was restored. erling haaland with two goals and kevin de druyne with one. totte n ha m tottenham hotspur currently leading 2-0 at tottenham hotspur currently leading 2—0 at home to everton. i—i between fulham and leicester city. in formula i, mclaren�*s lando norris has taken pole for sunday's dutch grand prix. norris beat out home hero and championship leader max verstappen by nearly four tenths,

of the game at the etihad stadim — the first, a penalty scored by bruno fernandes, the second from amadimportant derby win. we were in the game for 90 minutes, and that is very good. we talk about the arsenal game, we were playing well in the first half, but i felt it would not believable that we would win, today was so much different. we believe age, we managed to score, we deserved the win. the reality is the game was not exceptional for our side, i know_ exceptional for our side, i know the _ exceptional for our side, i know the situation for many, many— know the situation for many, many reasons but the reality is that we — many reasons but the reality is that we are not winning games and we — that we are not winning games and we are not good enough. i'm the boss — and we are not good enough. i'm the boss here, the manager, i have _ the boss here, the manager, i have to — the boss here, the manager, i have to find a solution, i don't _ have to find a solution, i don't find it. that is the realitx _ tottenham are in action agianst southampton where the visitors scored five goals in th

with the match looking like it was heading for penalties at 3—3, 21—year—old amad diallo scored in theity the team show resilience, determination to win this game. we have had so many setbacks so i am really proud of the team, not only in this game but the whole season. we have had so many setbacks. of course, when it is manchester united against liverpool, one of the world's best football matches and this is happening. i think this is historical. i cannot ask for more. the boys gave everything. the start was not great and then our decision—making wasn't great, look found a better player but how they played in moments was absolutely exceptional. you have to accept the result, that is what we do, obviously. chelsea are heading to wembley again after they beat ten—man leicester city 4—2 at stamford bridge thanks to two stoppage time goals. chelsea were 2—0 ahead at half time before letting their lead slip with leicester city coming back to 2—all. but after leicester's callum doyle was sent off, the championship side were eventually made to pay in the 92nd and 98th minute. in the 92nd and

mohammed salah's penalty saw liverpool turn the game around, 2—1 they led with20y minutes to go, only for amadpool are six points clear of arsenal with a game in hand, united are 13th. i think it's really clear. we are focused when we fight for every ball, we suffer, we finish the game, we are really tired. i think we can be a good team. if you don't do that all the time, we are going to lose games. i think that is clear for everyone. we have to start someday to be consistent — not in the way we face the competition. let's start today. think it was during the game a very— think it was during the game a very close _ think it was during the game a very close goal. he looked back at the _ very close goal. he looked back at the whole game. we create more — at the whole game. we create more chances than them. but because — more chances than them. but because we are 1—0 down, we conceded. _ because we are 1—0 down, we conceded, people rememberthat conceded, people remember that the conceded, people rememberthat the most — conceded, people rememberthat the most. but we had a big chance _ the most. bu