bbc radio manchester's mike minay has been following the story.s around it. yes, the positive sign was that steve admitted he'd sold the club, which isa admitted he'd sold the club, which is a huge step forward, particularly for berry fans, then they confirmed recognition of this move by steve dale. this morning then it puts out their own statement saying that they recognised a credible buyer. and they wanted to exclusively work with them to help the change of control from their club from there, they did fire a warning shot saying that they are going to give a deadline of tuesday at five p:m.. the deadline was going to be at midnight on friday night, they move that back 72 hours, 72 and bits, hours. if the deal is not completed by then, they will still withdraw bury's status in the football league, which it gives a little bit of frustration for bury fans. i think they wanted a little bit longer. those working around it certainly wanted longer. from there on, the buyers of bury, or the potential buyers have issued their own statement saying it is d

bbc radio manchester's mike minay has more on this.u've spoken to steve dale this evening — what has he told you. steve has told me that the club has been sold at the 11th hour, barry of course by midnight was in potential of losing a football the club and the club that is so vital to the community. steve has texted me saying it has been sold and it has been agreed a deal with some any company called at cnn analytics, as headed by henry newman and rory campbell, they are a football analytics company and we know from thatis analytics company and we know from that is that this deal, although agreed in principle, rely solely on the esl agreeing an extension to the deadline in order to get it done, but at the last minute questions will be asked and so fans will be concerned as to why and how we have got to the stage in a very last—minute barry have been saved two of the important thing tonight asi two of the important thing tonight as i have been confirmed by secondary as i have been confirmed by secondary source as i have been confirmed b

bbc radio manchester's mike minay has more. the 11th hour. bury was in potential of being lost, a clu b was in potential of being lost, a club that is so vital to the community. steve dale has texted me saying it's been sold and his agreed a deal with a company called cnn analytics, a football analytics company headed by henry newman and rory campbell and this deal, they agreed in principle, relies solely on the esl agreeing to an extension on the esl agreeing to an extension on the esl agreeing to an extension on the deadline to get it done. aston villa picked up their first points of the season and their first win in the premier league since february 2016. they beat everton 2—nil this evening as nick parrott report. so far this season, aston villa have failed to deliver. this was a plea heard by those watching on tv and the players on the pitch. despite everton dominating the opening 20 minutes, the home side survived a penalty claim before answering the call. wesley became villa's record signing in the summer. this was the s

dale's been speaking to bbc radio manchester.est for the league to stay the removal from the league to stay the removal from the league based on the fact we have an interested party. we have more people coming to the table. also we are trying to cover what they require. we have gone to the public and we have said to them, look, we don't need this money but if you wa nt to don't need this money but if you want to say that football club, make a pledge to the club, not me, we're not asking you for many, we are asking you to pledge. we are there to try to save the club. i didn't put the club in a mess, i didn't it was all done before i got there. all i had done is try to save it. the manchester united manager 0le gunner solskjaer says social media companies must stop the spread of hate. it's after his midfielder paul pogba was racially abused online after missing a penalty in united's premier league draw with wolves on monday. pogba was the third player in a week to be targeted, and solskjaer says that whilst the frenchman has the ch

and bbc radio manchester and bbc radio derby will continue to have updates on this throughout the eveninggland has cut its forecasts for uk growth over the next two years. it's also warned that a no—deal brexit would hit the economy and trigger a further drop in the value of the pound. the bank left interest rates unchanged at 0.75% against a backdrop of weaker global growth and trade tensions between the us and china. our correspondent, simon gompertz is here. a gloomy forecast from the bank. it is. this reduced forecast for growth, this year the economy will expand by just growth, this year the economy will expand byjust1.3%, growth, this year the economy will expand by just 1.3%, next growth, this year the economy will expand byjust1.3%, next year that is reduced from 1.5% both ears that was forecast previous years, that is assuming a smooth brexit, which all along, the last few years, the bank of england has done the forecast saying that things will be smooth and there will be a transition. there are concerns, worries, predictions about that have changed. now there is a heightened pos

with us now is bbc radio manchester sports reporter, mike minay, who‘s been following the story.t it is more complicated than that? it is, bury have been sold according to steve daly the owner and he has accepted a bid which late last night was very fea rful bid which late last night was very fearful whether he would, the club was on the brink of losing —— the town was on the club of losing its clu b town was on the club of losing its club and community. but it was accepted at ten minutes to ten and 110w accepted at ten minutes to ten and now it is with the efl who have to verify the owner and are working closely with the new potential buyer and hopefully, hopefully there will bea and hopefully, hopefully there will be a sale of bury football club. what do we know about the people who made the bed? it is a company called c&n sporting risk, and analytics company. they are owned by two men, henry newman and rory campbell, rory campbell being the son of the former labourmp. campbell being the son of the former labour mp. the spin doctor. yes. the owner has told me they have worked i

with us now is bbc radio manchester sports reporter, mike minay, who's been following the story.et you have not had much sleep. it is an exciting time for bury fans. when i spoke to them yesterday they were buried there but that was it. the man in the ticket office pulls me he close the doors at five o'clock and stared at the ground for an hour so thinking that was the last to busy at the club. late last night i received a text to say the club had been sold, so now we wait this morning for an announcement. they have acknowledged the bed in a statement at midnight, but now they have to suggest whether they will delay the suspension of the football la ke delay the suspension of the football lake which had been living over bury for the last two weeks. if it is suspended, that will give them time to work on the sale. keep our fingers crossed. what do we know about the people who are proposing to buy it? the people proposing to buy it are a company called c and end sport rescue, a sports analytic company. headed by two men, henry and rory. they did say any very short statement last ni

with me now is jack dearden, bbc radio manchester's bolton wanderers commentator.a. it's been like that from probably 2.5 years ago, maybe even stretching back further. it really has been a soap opera. it's been better than a soap opera because this isn't a soap opera, it is really happening! there is a real danger as you've just heard that the current administrator... it's a very complex deal, by the way because you've got different administrators dealing with the sale of the football clu b dealing with the sale of the football club and then a different administrator dealing with the sale of the hotel, so it is a very, very complex deal. i'd like to think that is one of the main reasons why there has been such a delay, but i am now led to believe that there could be a solution found and wants a solution has been found, then a deal could be sorted out within maybe one hour or a couple of hours. but the clock is certainly taking from the bolton wanderers perspective, as it is for the other team you mentioned, bury, as well. but this has been an ongoing saga for an a

if you are affected or no people there, there is a bbc radio special on just now. tune in to radio manchesteres. police say a six—year—old boy is in a critical condition after being thrown from a tenth—floor viewing platform at the tate modern art gallery in london. he landed on a fifth floor roof and was taken to hospital by the air ambulance. a 17—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. our correspondent duncan kennedy, gave me the latest. it was a very busy day, this is a gallery and museum that takes in something like 6 million visitors every year. packed out again today. obviously, people are on holiday. round about 2:30pm this afternoon, this incident unfolded. there were screams. there was one woman shouting, "where is my son? where is my son?" we don't know whether this is the boy's mother or not. but this boy has, in the words of the police, been thrown off a tenth floor viewing gallery at the tate modern which is a huge brick building. it used to be an old power station on the south bank. the boy has ended up on a fifth floor roof. the ambulance services wer

bbc radio manchester will continue to have updates throughout the evening. nment agency warns lives are at risk. it follows heavy rain in recent days which caused damage to toddbrook reservoir. these images yesterday show the sheer scale of water. the bank of england cuts its forecasts for uk growth over the next two years, and warns that a no—deal brexit would hit the economy even harder. and in sport, england are dominating the first ashes test at edgbaston. the wickets are tumbling as australia struggled to make an impact with the bat. the latest to come. the final women's golf major of the air. charley hull leading the way for the brits so far on five under. georgia hall the defending champion also going strong. and if there is a ukjockey champion also going strong. and if there is a uk jockey to compete champion also going strong. and if there is a ukjockey to compete in champion also going strong. and if there is a uk jockey to compete in a head jab has won the all—female magnolia cup this afternoon foster she had not even sat on a horse until april thi

are in the affected area or worried about people there, there's a bbc local radio news special on air right now — tune in to radio manchesteror regular updates from the emergency services. you can listen to that, bbc local news special right now on whaley bridge. police say a six—year—old boy is in a critical condition after being thrown from a tenth—floor viewing platform at the tate modern art gallery in london. he landed on a fifth floor roof and was taken to hospital by the air ambulance. a 17—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. with me is our correspondent, duncan kennedy. he has been following this story. quite hard to take in the details that are emerging of this? a dreadful experience by all accounts for the eyewitnesses that saw it. a very busy day. the museum, gallery that takes in something like 6 million visitors every year, packed out again today. obviously, people are on holiday. around 2:30pm this afternoon, this incident unfolded. there were screams, one afternoon, this incident unfolded. there were screams, one woman shouting where there were screams, one woman shouting where is

worried about what is going on in whaley bridge, there is a bbc local radio news special on the emergency in the whaley bridge area on radio manchesterervices so with regular updates from the emergency services so you can stay updated that way. talks are going on to try to prevent two days of strikes at heathrow by engineers, firefighters and security staff. 177 flights are set to be cancelled on monday and tuesday in preparation for the strikes set for monday and tuesday. in a statement released by heathrow this afternoon the airport said, "airlines have now started to contact passengers on affected flights and passengers should contact their airline for more information." our correspondent katy austin is at heathrow airport. waiting to find out more about the talks. obviously, more importantly, the passengers are waiting. should they travel to the airport? that's right. as talks have gone on and on without any agreement being reached which can prevent a strike, we have been hearing more news that airlines have now started to contact passengers about cancellations. many passengers about cancellations. many passengers we spoke to wer

affected area or worried about people there, there's a bbc local radio news special on the emergency in whaley bridge right now — tune in to radio manchester services. that programme is on air now. talks are going on to try to prevent two days of strikes at heathrow by engineers, firefighters and security staff. 177 flights are set to be cancelled on monday and tuesday in preparation for the strikes set for monday and tuesday. in a statement released by heathrow this afternoon, the airport said... "airlines have now started to contact passengers on affected flights and passengers should contact their airline for more information." a short while ago i spoke to our business correspondent katy austin, who's at heathrow. as talks have gone on and on without any agreement being reached which can any agreement being reached which ca n p reve nt any agreement being reached which can prevent a strike we have been hearing more news that airlines have 110w hearing more news that airlines have now started to contact passengers about cancellations. many passages we'd spoken to were still very unsure what was going on, whether they should travel as the

the shareholders, some of manchester class of 92 are watching alongside taking on peninsula stadium where it's currently goalless, you can listen to lack commentary on bbc radiomatch being postponed. league game on saturday against gelling and will not go ahead after football league said they did not receive enough assurances the cloud has a necessary finances in place to run it in the future, they have not played at all the season and could be thrown out of the league in ten days' time. if the ua pacific capital and istanbul, the ua pacific capital and istanbul, the final at—bat, champion leak when asked playing chelsea at stephanie will become the first female referee ina will become the first female referee in a major european game. she appreciated that women's world cup final the summer, and well had the same e—mail assistance.” final the summer, and well had the same e-mail assistance. i think there is not a lot different because there is not a lot different because the policy same. 0n the best teens to play differently but man or woman, we cannot referee the same game between them so for me, it's the same because referring at the same the policy same, s