adam wilde, bbc news.s side — but for manchester united, the schedule appears to be catching up with them according to their manager 0le gunnar solskjaer— we didn't have the spark tonight and it is understandable. at times, you know, because they have been fantastic, the players, the last three or four months, played every three or four months, played every three or four days and they have been on a great run and itjust caught up with us, all the games. today wejust didn't caught up with us, all the games. today we just didn't have that extra zip, extra authority and confidence. the players want to succeed, we are very ambitious to be the best we can be and _ very ambitious to be the best we can be and we _ very ambitious to be the best we can be and we know that we are playing against _ be and we know that we are playing against some really big opponents, but that_ against some really big opponents, but that is— against some really big opponents, but that is the challenge and test that we _ but that is th

adam wild, bbc news.l, what didn't set him apart? steve hansen they're talking about his athleticism, and as adam wild summed up in that piece there, there are very, very few athletes that can hold a torch to him, and the way he was able to switch between boxing, rugby union, rugby league, look at the years, 2015 rugby world cup, he was in the olympics, 2017 he is playing against the british and irish lines also fasting ten hours a day as a devout muslim for ramadan. certain extraordinary athletes but highly skilful as well. his off—load is set up a match to finally try in that 2015 world rugby cup final it will live on in their memory, and then to sort of up as a cultural icon as well giving his metal to a fan after that game, his work off the field, his faith, and just the way he conducted himself a proper cultural icon. yeah, sports person like very few others. you cultural icon. yeah, sports person like very few others.— cultural icon. yeah, sports person like very few others. you touched on his faith

adam wild reports. between them, but here was manchester united doing their best to stay in touch with their neighbours. city may be chasing records. first, the penalty was the decision. within two minutes, bruno fernandes scored the quickest goal that has ever been considered at the end he had. not at the end he had. the record they were aiming for the not the record they were aiming for. the game is what they were now chasing. before half—time, they couldn't quite get there. after the break, closer still. against the crossbar. farfrom sitting back, this was united's surging forward. the ball eventually coming to luke shaw. 2—0, no more than united deserved. there could've been more moments later, the excellent antony could and probably should have done better. city had chances, none better than this one. but this is where there extraordinary winning run comes to an end. it won't do much to damage their title chase. but for united, a derby victory is always one to savour. adam wild, bbc news. it was th

adam wild reports.ut here was manchester united doing its best to stay in touch with their neighbours. first, the penalty was the decision. within two minutes, bruno fernandes scored the quickest goal that has ever been considered at the end he had. the game is what they were now chasing. before half—time, they couldn't quite get there. after the break, closer still. couldn't quite get there. after the break, closerstill. farfrom break, closer still. far from sitting break, closerstill. farfrom sitting back, this was united's surging forward. 2—0 stop but could there be more? moments later. city had chances, none better than this one. but this is where there extraordinary winning run comes to an end. it won't do much to damage their title chase. adam wilde, bbc news. it was this time last year that the champions liverpool went 22 points clear at the top of the premier league. tonight — they're 22 points behind the leaders city after losing for the sixth game in a row at anfield. this time it was fulham

adam wild, bbc news.an a big breakthrough in developments dealing with head trauma in sport. it comes after rugby�*s governing bodies face a lawsuit from retired players suffering with early on—set dementia. the tests are currently being carried out in a lab, and it'll be at least two years before the pitch side version is available. i have been working on concussion and concussion diagnostics for over two decades and there hasn't been a breakthrough like this, something that is quick and accurate and is measurable, almost from the point of injury. the fact is it is noninvasive and accurate at the same time. it is quite a breakthrough for this field of work. it was a day to forget for rory mcilroy at the wgc matchplay event in texas losing six and five to ian poulter. the northern irishman found water twice, the first one into a residential swimming pool when hooking the ball left on the fifth hole in austin and then he chipped across the green on the 13th, where it eventually ended up in the pond. the wo

adam wild, bbc news.t mexico. he'll remain on leave, with robert page continuing in his caretaker role with welsh fa saying it was a mutual decision. giggs was arrested on suspicion of assault at the start of november and last month his bail was extended until the 1st of may. after iii months away from the court battling injury, the 20—time grand slam champion roger federer finally returned to action at the qatar open against britiain's dan evans. the pair have been training together recently — and evans forced federer all the way before the 39—year—old finally came out on top. joe wilson reports. welcome back, roger federer! not seen on court for over a year, now in his 40th year — status, irreplaceable. right knee? under repair. it's taken two operations to get him here. dan evans, ranked 20th in the world, was a determined opponent, if at comeback encouragements, he would have to earn it. it's brilliant tennis from both men! the first set requires a tie—break to win it, federer or produced this... 0h!

adam wild, bbc news.ffence type between psg and leon, bayern munich leads the swedes to have his or it will have more football for you later. a saliva test that has been trialled in rugby union to help identify whether a player is concussed has been described as "game—changing" the three year study found that samples given by elite players were 94% accurate when predicting the outcome of the traditional head injury assesment, used to diagnose concussion. here's our senior sports news reporter laura scott. last chance... physically demanding, at times brutal, rugby has become a game of collision, not invasion in the eyes of some. red cards for foul play and players taken off after blows to the head during the six nations highlighted the issue of head injuries, but the way concussion is diagnosed in future could significantly change following a medical breakthrough using a solid —based test. this a medical breakthrough using a solid -based test-— -based test. this is a game changer because a lot _ -based te

adam wilde, bbc news.okyo games later this year. the norweigan, who won olympic gold with her country as a player, will combine the work, with her role as interim england manager. our reporterjo currie was at her press conference today and has more for us. absolutely. today wasn't the greatest surprise. we were expecting her to be named as head coach of team gb, but most people wanted to whittle down the details of what happens now and in the run—up to the olympics which get under way in just a few months injuly, so in terms of the team commits going to be a squad of 18 players plus four players, trading players if you like, who will also travel to tokyo. that will be announced on april 21. then there will be two training camps, not going to be held at saint georges park, because that is the home of english football and of course, players from wales, scotland and northern ireland could also be a part of team gb, so they've got these two training camps which will take place in left borough, and then the one

adam wild reports. in bahrain, this was formula one coming back together.o put a stop to the familiar tale of lewis hamilton dominance. the talk is of the closest season in years, but how would that sound once the chatter was drowned out by the roar of engines? on everyone's lips, the name schumacher. this was mick, son of the legendary michael schumacher. a formula one debut, though not quite quick enough. that can't be said for max verstappen. there is so much anticipation about his duel with hamilton. he may well be the story of the season. this, perhaps, just a taster. hamilton on provisional pole. verstappen beats him! taking it in turns to go quickest until verstappen just couldn't be beaten. well done, max, that's the perfect start. well done. his garage delighted. hamilton's less so. congratulations to max. he did such a greatjob. so fast in that last lap. absolutely gave it everything i had but unfortunately it wasn't good enough. it all worked out perfectly in qualifying, so, yeah, of course very happy with pole position. if theirs is the battle t

adam wild reports.liar tale of a lewis hamilton victory. the talk is of the closest season in years, but how would that sound once the chatter was drowned out? names don't get bigger than schumacher and this is mick, the son of michael schumacher. a formula i debuted not quite quick enough.

adam wild reports.the world's because cricket ground, those imposing stands make inviting targets. jason roy the first england batsman to take aim, when he's in the mood there are a few more formidable. sometimes you just have to get out of his way. england are regarded as the best of the world in this form of the game but even the best sometimes come up short. this was roy out for 46. his team—mates struggled to really get going, 164 a decent total, but one india had every chance of catching. particularly with shots like this. india's batsman bould at times brilliant. funny connections were england didn't. even the likes of ben stokes come usually england's most reliable was struggling. a missed chance for him here for england. india winning with overs to spare. england the best in the world, here brought down to earth. arsenal have won the north london derby, coming from behind to beat spurs 2—1 at the emirates. but this game included one of the most special goals of the season for spurs — erik lamela

adam wild reports.it was familiar faces and familiar names out to put a stop the the familiar tale of a lewis hamilton victory. the talk is of the closest season in years, but how would that sound once the chatter was drowned out? names don't get bigger than schumacher and this is is mick, the son of michael schumacher. a formula 1 debuted not quite quick enough. a formula 1 debuted not quite quick enough. max verstappen has much anticipate about his duel with hamilton. this perhaps a taster. hamiltons on provisional pole! take its in turns to go fastest until verstappen couldn't be caught. the perfect start. well done. if there is the battle to watch, it is a rivalry that has started early. to football now where in an historic week for the women's game in england — with a new lucrative tv deal for the women's super league — more history was made at old trafford. manchester united women played there for the first time, beating west ham by two goals to nil as craig templeton can tell us. this is what mak

adam wild, bbc news.sault at the start of november and last month his bail was extended until the 1st of may. after ia months away from the court battling injury, the 20—time grand slam champion roger federer finally returned to action at the qatar open against britiain's dan evans. the pair have been training together recently — and evans forced federer all the way before the 39—year—old finally came out on top. joe wilson reports. welcome back, roger federer! cheering. not seen on court for over a year, now in his aoth year. status — irreplaceable. right knee, under repair. it's taken two operations to get him here. dan evans, ranked 28th in the world, was a determined opponent. if federer wanted comeback encouragements, he would have to earn it. it's brilliant tennis from both men! the first set requires a tie—break to win it, federer produced this... 0h! now his fans might like to perceive roger federer as perfect. of course, he isn't — he wasn't. serve broken there, and the second set went to evans,

adam wild reports. in bahrain it was familiar faces and familiar names out to put a stop to the familiar tale of a lewis hamilton victory. the talk is of the closest season in years, but how would that sound once the chatter was drowned out? names don't get bigger than schumacher and this is mick, the son of michael schumacher. a formula 1 debuted not quite quick enough. max verstappen has much anticipated his duel with hamilton. it anticipated his duel with hamilton. may well be thl season. it may well be the story of the season. this perhaps a taster. hamiltons on provisional pole! take its in turns to go fastest until verstappen couldn't be caught. the perfect start. well done. his garage delighted hamiltons less so. 50 his garage delighted hamiltons less so, ., , his garage delighted hamiltons less so. ., , ., his garage delighted hamiltons less so. ., so. so fast in that last lap. absolutely _ so. so fast in that last lap. absolutely gave _ so. so fast in that last lap. absolutely gave it - so. so

adam wild, bbc news.ere hasn't been a breakthrough like this, something that is quick and accurate and is measurable, almost from the point of injury. the fact is it is noninvasive and accurate at the same time. it is quite a breakthrough for this field of work. it was a day to forget for rory mcilroy at the wgc matchplay event in texas losing six and five to ian poulter. the northern irishman found water twice, the first one into a residential swimming pool when hooking the ball left on the fifth hole in austin and then he chipped across the green on the 13th, where it eventually ended up in the pond. the world number 11 has employed a new coach in pete cowen, who looks like he'll have plenty to work on ahead of his next group match against american lanto griffin. british number two cameron norrie is through to the second round of the miami 0pen after a final set comeback against yoshihito nishioka. the 25—year—old was five games to one down in the deciding third set against the japanese world number 66,

adam wild is with us tonight to assess just where england's problems lie..ant start to the series, england's hopes of saving the series petering out. stokes blaming the conditions. vcaughan another insipid display. certainly the pitch on the evidence of day one is better that we have seenin of day one is better that we have seen in previous test matches, but as you say very difficult day for england with the bat and how often have we had to say that? a little too much of this from england point of view, that's india celebrating yet another england wicket. michael vaughan called it the most disappointing day of the winter. we are going to talk through some of thoseissues are going to talk through some of those issues and a few moments but let's take a look at those england batting performances. because 205 all—out and it was at times a painful watch. all—out and it was at times a painfulwatch. dom all—out and it was at times a painful watch. dom the first to go, clean bold. his opening partner did not last too much longer, some criticism coming his way for th

adam wild looks ahead to some of the key talking points, most importantly perhaps, how can this new seasondrama of last year's grand final? full of nights, for of pyrex, full of passion. sue brady 2021 has a huge act to follow. extraordinary! you will never see a finish to a redbeemedia game like that ever again! redbeemedia game like that ever a . ain! redbeemedia game like that ever aaain! ., again! the overwhelming feeling i never forget- _ again! the overwhelming feeling i never forget. the _ again! the overwhelming feeling i never forget. the extraordinary i never forget. the extraordinary nature of the _ never forget. the extraordinary nature of the tail _ never forget. the extraordinary nature of the tail lives - never forget. the extraordinary nature of the tail lives in - never forget. the extraordinary nature of the tail lives in the i nature of the tail lives in the rugby league legend. this teenager winnina rugby league legend. this teenager winnin: the rugby league legend. this teenager winning the title _ rugby league legend. this teenager winning the title for— rugby league

adam wild has more.s the first ball, straight into the welcoming hands of the perfectly placed fielder. the very next over, this time davis with an excellent catch. new zealand struggling from the awe. most only able to watch on as batter after batter failed to make their mark. 0nly katie martin really got going but when she did, jones was behind stumps to make sure she wished she had not. the innings ending in fittingly shambolic style, all out forjust 96. england now could afford a much more leisurely pace. the opening pair of beaumont and wild putting england in complete control, allowing that to finish what she had started. we control, allowing that to finish what she had started.- control, allowing that to finish what she had started. we talk about startin: what she had started. we talk about starting well — what she had started. we talk about starting well and _ what she had started. we talk about starting well and we _ what she had started. we talk about starting well and we did _ what she had sta

adam wild reports.madrid was looking to make things rather less comfortable. tony duggan going close into the first half. having already had one good penalty appeal waved away, atletico madrid was a little unlucky to not get one here as well. they were finally handed an opportunity from the penalty spot, handball here. that opportunity was wasted. dugan hitting the bar, incredibly, the third penalty. they failed to score in this type. to make things worse, just seconds later, the referee deemed this i handball as well. showing everyone how it should be done. atletico madrid did score at the end, but their manager's reaction, nothing but frustration. their chance gone, chelsea taking bears, through to the quarterfinals. adam wilde, bbc news. liverpool will be hoping to reach the quarter of the champions league when they take on rb leipzig in budapest this evening. kick off at 8. it can't be played at anfield because of the pandemic. liverpool's run there has been terrible of late anyway, fulham were the

adam wild, bbc news.sful trial in rugby union players. it could mean a big breakthrough in developments dealing with head trauma in sport. it comes after rugby�*s governing bodies face a lawsuit from retired players suffering with early on—set dementia. the tests are currently being carried out in a lab and it'll be at least two years before the pitch side version is available. it was a day to forget for rory micilroy at the wgc matchplay event in texas losing 6 & 5 to ian poulter. the northern irishman found water twice, the first one into a residential swimming pool when hooking the ball left on the 5th hole in austin, and then he chipped across the green on the 13th where it eventually ended up in the pond, the world number 11 has employed a new coach in pete cowen who looks like he'll have plenty to work on ahead of his next group match against american lanto griffin. two of snooker�*s greatest names will renew a rivalry that stretches back to the 1980s. stephen hendry — who's returned to the sport af

adam wilde was watching. 0ne quarter finals weekend, this was the fa cup seemingly saving the best tillwith that mark —— that in mind this from fred seems rather out of place. that gifted killer he ihenacho of leicester and opening goal. they eventually created a chance for themselves, paul pogba got onto it, and don evander beat stayed away from it. mason mid finishing. having seen the draw at half—time they knew who would be there waiting. if that was incentive, youri tielemans seemed inspired, this run unstoppable. jamie vardy usually so reliable in these situations had a great chance to make it three. you don't often — great chance to make it three. you don't often see _ great chance to make it three. ym. don't often see jamie vardy miss from there. don't often see jamie vardy miss from there-— from there. leicester made the semifinal for _ from there. leicester made the semifinal for the _ from there. leicester made the semifinal for the first _ from there. leicester made the semifinal for the first time - from there. leicester made the semifinal for the first time in i from there.

driver world championship in bahrain tomorrow, but he won't be on pole position for the race, as adam wildictory. the talk is of the closest season in years, but how would that sound once the chatter was drowned out? names don't get bigger than schumacher and this is is mick, the son of michael schumacher. max verstappen has much anticipate about his duel with hamilton. this perhaps a taster. take its in turns to go fastest until verstappen couldn't be caught. the perfect start. well done. if there the perfect start. well done. there is the perfect start. well done. if there is the battle to watch, it is a rivalry that has started early. that's all for now, we're back with the late news at 10 tonight. this is bbc news. as we've been hearing, wales is the first part of the uk to lift travel restrictions within its borders, as the "stay local" rule is being relaxed from today. tourist accommodation can reopen and six people from two households can now meet out outside — and in private gardens. earlier we heard from the thomas family, who can't wait to start playing football again. we spoke t

makes you wonder how the man never ended up in jail or maybe that's because he was well protected by wild adam all that is a joke but i only have joking here because actually turned out that he had turned his property into was with a couple of tigers and the bear the good news is that after the grenade explosions the wild animals are now safe. parties russian language website has been taken offline by a number of internet service providers and a lot via the falls lasser's decision by the country's broadcast regulator to ban 7 channels in the r t media group this is the message you get if you try to open the page in love via your incidents browser is trying to connect to websites which in the terms of the lot of the republic is unlawfully distributing television programs without so retransmission issued by the national electronic mass media council last june officials in riga claimed are too it was effectively controlled by demetrius leo is a moscow born t.v. anchor who is on the list of individuals officially sanctioned by the e.u. but in fact he has never worked at r.t.e. he has a media group

you wonder how the man never ended up in jail well maybe that's because he was well protected by wild adam alls that is a joke but i only have joking here because actually it turned out that he had turned his property into was zuzu with a couple of tigers and the bear the good news is that after the grenade explosions the wild animals are now safe. 1900. and molly back in january of this year those are the findings of a new u.n. report into the incident. menas mays able to confirm a bed in celebration at the site of the strike had brought together $100.00 surveillance at least $22.00 people including 3 of the suspected cuttable sermon members present at the gathering were killed by the french strike on the 3rd of january 2021 in bhante this un report centers on a french air strike that took place at the beginning of january it says 900 civilians were killed as well as 3 armed men when the french warplanes struck me a village co-parenting waterless sorrow region now that confirms the claims from villages at the time he said that these planes struck at a wedding party and those claims back t

adam wild, bbc news. next to an event going on right now in kew gardens.ing until 2017 when it was a bit of a drunken bet with his mates. now he has a chance of making the olympics. now he has a chance of making the ol mics. ~ . now he has a chance of making the cl mics.~ ., ., now he has a chance of making the olmics.~ ., ., , olympics. what an absolutely beautiful surrounding - olympics. what an absolutely beautiful surrounding to - olympics. what an absolutely beautiful surrounding to have | olympics. what an absolutely. beautiful surrounding to have a walk—through. i know they are competing so they will not be taking in the surroundings.— in the surroundings. athletes do say sometimes that _ in the surroundings. athletes do say sometimes that the _ in the surroundings. athletes do say sometimes that the environment i in the surroundings. athletes do say| sometimes that the environment can inspire them. sometimes that the environment can inspire them-— inspire them. lovely, thank you and see ou inspire them. lovely, thank you and see you later— inspire

adam wild reports. coming up smiling, this is chelsea seemingly enjoying life at the moment.r manager's reaction nothing but frustration. their chance gone, chelsea taking theirs and through to the quarterfinals. staying with women's football, it's been confirmed that hege riise will take charge of the british women's team at the tokyo olympics this summer. riise will combine the job with her current role as interim england boss, until sarina wiegman takes over in september. riise says she's "enormously proud" and hopes the power of the games will help women's football continue to grow — though she admits picking the squad will be tricky. i can only say it will be hard work to pick the squad, hard decisions to make, but i'm pretty confident that with the staff being at the games, seeing all the players, that we can in the discussion get to the 18 players plus four that will travel. manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer says a decision over edinson cavani's future will not be made until the end of the season. the uruguayan striker�*s current contract expires in the su

up next, ceo adam aron on the stock's wild moves and whether they will need the raise cash. >>> plus,rs in new york city reopening today after being closed nearly a whole year due to the pandemic. there will be restrictions in place, including limiting capacity to 25%. requiring assigned seating, masks, of course, amc is one of the theaters set to benefit from the reopening. the stock has been a huge beneficiary of the reddit retail trading frenzy rallying more than 200% this year joining us, amc entertainment ceo adam aron. welcome back boy, did we have a lot to talk about. >> hi sara and wilf, nice to be with you >> my question on new york city, adam is whether you are going to get major movies new york and l.a. have been closed that's been -- obviously, those are two huge really important markets. new york only at 25% capacity. l.a. still closed. are you going to get big-ticket items, movies? >> yes look, today is such a great day for amc. across the country, as the largest movie theater chain in the united states, about 90% of our theaters are open. but nothing is more important t

wild time for the san jose sharks. welcome to atlanta. step >>> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> nba commissioner adam silver spoke today ahead of the all-star festivities in atlanta. he said he expects next season to begin on time with relatively full arenas. all-star festivities due to the pandemic just tomorrow. seven-time all star steph curry will play on team lebron tomorrow. it begins with a skills challenge followed by the three-point contest. then it is the all-star team and oddly enough the dunk contest will be held during halftime. a long day of hoops for the best in the game. curry, who arrives in atlanta today, gives us an idea what the busy weekend looks like. >> and it will be quick down there but it is kind of weird. yewill make the most of it. i get there saturday, play sunday and then hopefully get a little bit of a break before coming back on wednesday for practice. >> g. league action, santa cruz taking on okc blue from the pebble, sea dubs up in the middle. cleveland, steal and slam. tied at 103 going into extra session. jeremy lim had 26 and reece had five of the game high 29d in the extra period. rshe finr a t

adams photographs in your collection. two of his books, the point raised peninsula, island in time published in 1962 and later the wild cascades of forgotten parkland published in 1965 were instrumental in the establishment of the point reyes national seashore and north cascades national park. the one elder that's still actively working is david munch, often called the ansel adams of color photography. vivid, beautiful landscapes principally of the american west, but iconic, beautiful images. if you subscribe to arizona highways, you have seen a lot of david munch's photography. his father was a renowned photography as is david's son, mark. >> well, six years after our introduction to george grant in august of 2012, we returned to the photo archives to learn more about george grant and to determine if there was enough information to write a book about him. we were pleased to learn of the interest in a book about george grant and we began to look at some of his photographs and scanned several. in january of 2013, we gave a presentation at the metropolitan atlanta group of the sierra group. in the audience was elizabeth knowlton

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i do believe that they should be released into the wild and cared for hue mainly, but i don't need a python or a gator. will: adamnto this forecast. there's been heavy rain along this frontal boundary as we're looking at flash flood watches and warnings in east tennessee as this entire system shifts off towards the east. still a good amount of rain, a couple more inches is going to fall this region. we start to see heavy showers in the northeast today, there's an area along the east coast where we see a possibility again getting into ian virginia where you could see some severe thunderstorms, winds up to 60 miles per hour. it's spring out there, guys, and we're seeing spring-like weather as a result. pete: socks, bare feet, slippers, what are we doing there, adam? adam: i'm wearing socks. i don't know if i can get -- [laughter] i'll admit it. jedediah: very nice. [laughter] thanks, adam. we appreciate it. all right. with the biden administration putting a lockdown on media access at the border, gop senators have been forced to show the shocking conditions themselves. maria bartiromo reacts to that and more next.