gamble with his team selection, but he couldn't find the key and when this last—gasp chance by riyad mahrez it was over. the chelsea celebrations didn't take long and stretched far and wide. a boyhood dream realised for the club's academy graduate mason mount. the staging of the final here at short notice hasn't been without controversy, but as the city quietens down again, authorities say it has largely played out smoothly and peacefully. there were some concerns from locals about the potential impact on covid, and from that perspective, the success of this event will take a while longer to establish. at the end of this most unusual of seasons, chelsea and english football on top in europe once more. laura scott, bbc news, porto. it's been a really impressive end of the season for chelsea manager thomas tuchel, who, remember, only replaced frank lampard four months ago. the former chelsea winger pat nevin says that the german deserves all the credit for leading the club to european glory. they just don't seem to lose goals at all, even against the best, incredible the way they are playing,

oscar—winning actress viola davis, singers including the weekend, dua lipa, zayn malik, mohamed salah, riyad mahrezave been so many figures who have spoken out on social media. to the point where we could almost say that there has definitely been a growth in terms of the number of celebrities that have spoken out, in comparison perhaps to other instances of an escalation of violence in israel and the occupied palestinian territories. and it is potentially linked to the black lives matter movement having taken place last year. and we saw similar calls from users on social media asking celebrities, asking social media influencers to use their very, very large platforms to inform their followers about what is happening and also to share messages of solidarity. and we have seen so, so many. there has been some pushback as well, hasn't there? there has been this idea, and, sarah, i will bring you in in a second, there has been this idea and i guess i would call it a stick to your own lane type of idea. you are celebrities, why do you need to be talking about this type of stuff? what is your take on that

riyad mahrez who scored in the opening leg last week was the beneficiary of some poor defending as he so when mahrez got on the end of a phil foden cross he made no mistake. pep guardiola's side in charge and their opponents struggling, angel di maria paying the price for his petulance and when the full time whistle went it was guardiola's side who moved through to play either chelsea or real madrid in instanbul on the 29th of may. real madrid's marcelo will play against chelsea tomorrow in the second leg of their champions league semi—final, after he was freed from electoral duty in the spanish capital. the brazilian had been called to work as a scrutineer for a regional election and the club had tried to free him of it, but it's understood a lady who has no idea who the defender is offered to step in meaning he could travel to london with his team—mates with the tie precariously poised at 1—1 from the opening leg. meanwhile chelsea and liverpool will have a supporter presence in future decisions at board level of their respective clubs. it follows both clubs withdrawal from a propos

there have been— riyad mahrez, benjamin mendes.have spoken out— have been so many figures who have spoken out on social media. to the point _ spoken out on social media. to the point where — spoken out on social media. to the point where we could almost say that there has— point where we could almost say that there has definitely been a growth in terms _ there has definitely been a growth in terms of the number of celebrities that have spoken out, in comparison — celebrities that have spoken out, in comparison perhaps to other instances of an escalation of violence _ instances of an escalation of violence in israel and the occupied palestinian territories. and it is potentially linked to the black lives — potentially linked to the black lives matter movement having taken place last _ lives matter movement having taken place last year. and we saw similar calls from — place last year. and we saw similar calls from users on social media asking _ calls from users on social media asking celebrities, asking social media _ asking celebrit

riyad mahrez breaking the ice and putting his team firmly on course for a first ever final. they still posed. how psg's star striker kylian mbappe must have wished he was fit enough to start. even brazilian talisman neymar finding their way through. city's defence defiant. the hosts have been simply irresistible in this competition and once again showed their ability to break at pace. mahrez again the beneficiary of sublime teamwork. with city in control, psg lost control. di maria seeing red for this moment of madness. phil foden went close to capping anotherfine display but the victory was secure. the dominant force in the english game nowjust one more win from the european glory of the club craves. that's it, manchester city have reached the summit.

gamble with his team selection, but he couldn't find the key and when this last—gasp chance by riyad mahrezations didn't take long, and stretched far and wide. a boyhood dream realised for the club's academy graduate mason mount. the staging of the final here at short notice hasn't been without controversy, but, as the city quietened down again, authorities say it has largely played out smoothly and peacefully. there were some concerns from locals about the potential impact on covid and, from that perspective, the success of this event will take a while longer to establish. at the end of this most unusual of seasons, chelsea and english football on top in europe once more. laura scott, bbc news, porto. the next news on bbc one is at 5.35. bye for now. have a good afternoon. hello, i'm katie shanahan with your latest sports news. pep guardiola says they'll come back stronger from their champions league final defeat to chelsea. the manchester city boss has been forced to defend his surprise team selection after their 1—0 defeat, which left the club still searching for a first win in european

but when riyad mahrez�*s shot went agonisingly wide, that was it., it was heartbreak for those in manchester. and joy down in west london. all sing. champions of europe! that's who we are! champions of europe?! it's been brilliant, absolutely — look! look! it's brought us all back together! champions! in porto, there'll be contrasting emotions felt by fans as they start to make their way home. for chelsea supporters, the logistics and expense of the numerous covid tests and hiked—up flight and hotel costs has all been worthwhile. # champions! # champions of europe! we're exhausted but we're overjoyed. we're just delighted. manchester city were denied the biggest honour that had so far eluded them. instead, in this third all—english champions league final, it was to be chelsea's night and the celebrations were in full flow. laura scott, bbc news, porto. there was a lot of talk about the managers' contrasting tactics last night and it seems thomas tuchel got it absolutely right. here he is at the heart of the celebrations in the chelsea dressing room,

riyad mahrez who scored in the opening leg last week was the beneficiary of some poor defending as hestle went it was guardiola's side who moved through to play either chelsea or real madrid in instanbul on the 29th of may. real madrid's marcelo will play against chelsea tomorrow in the second leg of their champions league semi—final, after he was freed from electoral duty in the spanish capital. the brazilian had been called to work as a scrutineer for a regional election and the club had tried to free him of it, but it's understood a lady who has no idea who the defender is offered to step in meaning he could travel to london with his team—mates with the tie precariously poised at 1—1 from the opening leg. meanwhile chelsea and liverpool will have a supporter presence in future decisions at board level of their respective clubs. it follows both clubs withdrawal from a proposed european super league which saw a backlash from both sets of supporters. a man has been charged over a protest against manchester united's owners which took place outside a hotel where the team's players were

gamble with his team selection, but he couldn't find the key and when this last—gasp chance by riyad mahrezas the city quietens down again, authorities say it has largely played out smoothly and peacefully. there were some concerns from locals about the potential impact on covid, and from that perspective, the success of this event will take a while longer to establish. at the end of this most unusual of seasons, chelsea and english football on top in europe once more. laura scott, bbc news, porto. blackpool have secured their place in the championship next season. kenny dougall scored both goals in the 2—1win against lincoln in the league one play—off final at wembley. it was watched on by 10,000 fans. the british number one, dan evans, is out after the first round the french open. he was beaten by serbia's miomir kecmanovic. meanwhile, the world number two, naomi 0saka, risks being thrown out of the event. she has been fined $15,000 for not doing a news conference following her win and could face more sanctions, including future grand slam expulsions, if the boycott continues. great brita

it was all hail riyad mahrez.rosjean burst into flames, after he crashed during the bahrian grand prix. let's take a look at that moment. remarkably, romain was pulled to safety and escaped with only burns to his hands. he was inside that car that you just saw burst into flames. you can see, miraculous, as he climbs over the fence there, his car is completely on fire. but it did end his formula 1 career. now, for one day only, he's been given the keys to lewis hamilton's world championship winning set of wheels, to ensure his final memory on the track is a positive one. romainjoins me now. good morning. good morning. i don't think ou good morning. good morning. i don't think you will — good morning. good morning. i don't think you will have _ good morning. good morning. i don't think you will have been _ good morning. good morning. i don't think you will have been able - good morning. good morning. i don't think you will have been able to - good morning. good morning. i don't think you will have been able to see i

scene, city were making the champions league final, come what may. 2—1 up from the first leg, riyad mahreze swift counterattack. out and soon down to ten men, paris st germain's drizzly misery was compounded when former manchester united winger angel di maria's petulance got what you would expect. still, city know expectation and reality are rarely aligned. but for all their promise, all their success in the last decade, one trophy has eluded them. now, they'rejust one match away from being hailed european champions. ben croucher, bbc news. so, a fantastic night for city and manager pep guardiola. afterwards he said it was a shame there weren't any fans inside the stadium to celebrate the victory, especially after the bitter disappointment of losing in the quarter finals two years ago. it is a pity. played the semifinals, we lost the semifinal against tottenham two years ago, and a bit disappointed, but the fans were there, the crowd, we saw them, enjoying one minute, and sad another one. and today it's nice to reach the final but it's not the same. we miss them but it is what it is. could

but when riyad mahrez�*s shot went agonisingly wide, that was it. way home. for chelsea supporters, the logistics and expense of the numerous covid tests and hiked—up flight and hotel costs has all been worthwhile. # champions! # champions of europe! we're exhausted but we're overjoyed. we're just delighted. manchester city were denied the biggest honour that had so far eluded them. instead, in this third all—english champions league final, it was to be chelsea's night and the celebrations were in full flow. laura scott, bbc news, porto. well done, chelsea. the group that represents nhs trusts in england says hospitals in holiday hotspots will struggle to cope with the extra demand caused by increased domestic tourism this summer. nhs providers say that while covid admissions are nowhere near their peak, hospitals are dealing with a backlog of cases and a rise in demand for urgent care. 0ur health correspondent katharine da costa has the details. london's twickenham stadium, now a surge vaccination centre ready to deliver 15,000 doses on bank holida

scene, city were making the champions league final, come what may. 2—1 up from the first leg, riyad mahrez last decade, one trophy has eluded them. now, they'rejust one match away from being hailed european champions. ben croucher, bbc news. well, psg were without their star man kylian mbappe. but pep guardiola's side well worthy of their place, becoming the ninth different english club to reach the final. a far cry from their days playing in the third tier of english football 22 years ago. the champions league, make the bigger picture what we've done the last four years. what we have done the four years is incredible in terms of the premier league, the cops, every competition we played. and reaching the final helps to understand what we have done. and we remain on course for an all—english final. chelsea will be hoping to join city in istanbul which stages the final in three weeks' time. uefa hopeful limited fans will be there. thomas tuchel�*s side level at 1—1 with real madrid ahead of the return leg at stamford bridge tonight. forget the first result, it's not as important — forget the