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barnsley don't lose many at home, either. even better, they got a second goal as well.th all of that going on, peterborough managed to jump above derby county into that final play—off position. derby county into that final play-off position. derby county into that final -la -off osition. ~ , play-off position. absolutely. peter into that head _ play-off position. absolutely. peter into that head of— play-off position. absolutely. peter into that head of a _ play-off position. absolutely. peter into that head of a derby. _ play-off position. absolutely. peter into that head of a derby. so - play-off position. absolutely. peter into that head of a derby. so the i into that head of a derby. so the race for the title has been really interesting, plymouth sealing it, ipswich as well, promotion is weekend. tell us more about argyll? it's been a brilliancy is in for them. they have one of the lower budgets. ipswich town have white a bit of backing behind them, have scored 101 goals after today. and plymouth have had to work within their means, some big injuries as well. but th

they beat barnsley after their astonishing recovery against peterborough in the semis.ther side of the city centre and the players on the staff will weave their way through the centre of sheffield to the town hull where there will be a scenic reception for there will be a scenic reception for the players and the manager and the staff as chef you once it would have a brilliant night here. they want to celebrate, after all, they gained 96 points and still weren't promoted, and any other season they would have been. they had to do it through the playoffs and went down 4—0 in the first leg against peterborough and in the second leg back at hillsboro they won 5—1. took it to penalties and one that and did it the hard way at wembley. it wasn't a matter of great quality but ultimately they beat their neighbours, barnsley, and i can look forward to be back in the second year with the hope of ultimately, one day, making it back to the premier league. a big night in sheffield in the steel city, and these nights these guys will have a fantastic night. i'm sure they're getting the

the knitters from barnsley whose creations raised thousands for the nhs.te about the nhs, always have been and always will be. i think that everyone has the right to receive treatment and so i am a big believer in the nhs and without it, i don't know where we would be today. they represent the breadth and depth that the nhs charities do. changing and saving lives. for the past 75 years, for today, and for our future. norway and sweden are monitoring what they believe is an end usual russian spy. off their coast. a beluga whale. he first appeared in norway in 2019 wearing a harness with a mount suitable for a camera and the words �*equipment st petersburg�* on it. now he�*s reappeared off sweden�*s coast. moscow has never answered the accusation the whale is trained by the russian army — but has previously denied that it trains sea mammals to spy. conservationists say they�*re concerned for the welfare of the beluga. coming upjust coming up just after tpm, coming upjust after tpm, we coming up just after tpm, we will bring you live the announcement of engla

russell- _ sheffield wednesday boss darren moore says his side's win over ten man barnsley in the leaguethe stuff of dreams". it was goaless and heading for penalties whenjosh windass scored a brilliant diving header in the final seconds of extra time to send them back in to the championship after two seasons in league one. 15 years ago, windass's father, dean, scored the winner for hull in the championship play—off final also at wembley, so a pretty special day for them. 0h, oh, my god! what happens in my life? i can't stop crying. the winning goal at wembley 15 years ago has just happened to me again. it's bad. my just happened to me again. it's bad. my little boy to score at the winner at wembley. he watched me do it. he just emulated it. ijust can't believe it. ijust can't believe it. rob page has named a 25—man wales squad for the euro 2024 qualifiers against armenia and turkey next month, with midfielder david brooks back for the first time since recovering from cancer. the 25—year—old was diagnosed with hodgkin lymphoma in october 2021 and then played his first bournemouth game in

barnsley or bolton await in the final for a chance to gain promotion to the championship. the football club that we have witnessed probably a historical game in terms of the football, but i am just pleased for us all that when we all stick together what can be achieved. it has only been achieved tonight by us all sticking together. after hillsborough and this year now, they will show the game in years to come and i am pleased for the players and the supporters here. will you celebrate it? i the supporters here. will you celebrate it?— the supporters here. will you celebrate it? i will, a little bit. what does _ celebrate it? i will, a little bit. what does a — celebrate it? i will, a little bit. what does a darren _ celebrate it? i will, a little bit. what does a darren moore - celebrate it? iwill, a little bit. - what does a darren moore celebration look like? somejellies, sweets. bad look like? some “ellies, sweets. bad for ou. i look like? somejellies, sweets. e:c for you. i know look like? somejellies, sweets. e:c foryou. i know is, i can't look like? somejellies, swee

let's look at the top one of those and we can see that in barnsley there were 45,569 total votes castnumber though includes 26,000 postal votes in barnsley so the percentage of polling station voters is much higher. but as we look down the range of percentages of those who tried but were refused a ballot paper, we can see that we are broadly in the same territory of the pilot study in the 2019 local elections that found a refusal and non—return rate of 0.24%. one of the questions researchers will want answering is whether voter id has different impacts on different demographics. 0ne criticism of the new rules from the opposition parties at westminster was that it would suppress turnout among ethnic minority voters. if we look at these figures we can see that sandwell with a 43% non—white population had by far the biggest refusal and no return rate of 0.64%. but of course, this is only partial data — we won't be able to spot any really useful trends until the electoral commission give us their report next month but differential impact will be something many will be watching for. now so

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sheffield wednesday have secured promotion to the championship with a dramatic extra time winner against barnsleyt moments before the game was due to go to penalties, josh windass scored in last seconds of stoppage time. it's been 50 years since the band sparks first ignited the world of pop — becoming famous for their quirky theatrical style. but rather than exiting the stage into retirement, tonight they play the first of two sold—out nights at the royal albert hall afterjust releasing their 26th album. david sillito has been to meet them. we are sparks... ..dude. please welcome... ..sparks. most pop careers start with a bang, and then it's a slow fade, but not with sparks. russell had the voice, ron the moustache, and the songwriting talent. and 50 years after writing this town ain't big enough for the both of us, they're suddenly drawing the biggest crowds of their career. you're selling out not one, but two nights, at the royal albert hall? yes! you sound even more surprised than we are, you know. we were huge anglophiles when we were growing up and getting our musical kind of inspiration ea

colletta smith, bbc news, in barnsley. here's our cost of living correspondent kevin peachey.lds? yes, prices coming down, but it's still a case of high bills for many people. this price cap sets the price for the next three months. after that, well, we've got forecasts, and they are just forecasts, and they are just forecasts at this stage, but they suggest that the typical annual bill for a householder using a typical amount of gas and electricity will hover around the £2000 per year mark. certainly for the rest of the year, possibly a little bit beyond that as well. that is why we are going to look very closely on whether these new fixed deals come about, whether we will see the return of switching. remember that? so, there will be more deals, but whether they are better deals, well, thatis whether they are better deals, well, that is going to be open to analysis. we certainly need to take analysis. we certainly need to take a closer look on the conditions, as well as the price. things like exit fees. that will create even more of a headache for energy customers, beyond jus

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bolton and barnsley remain locked together in the battle for a trip to wembley following a 1—1 draw ine corner from outside the area. however, bolton responded just four minutes later, dion charles bundling the ball home. the two sides meet in the second leg at oakwell on friday. meanwhile, the league two play off semifinal between salford city and stockport county is just about to kick off. in scotland, celtic have already secured the title — but glasgow rivals rangers won the last old firm derby of the season 3—0 at ibrox. todd cantwell put second place rangers ahead injust the fifth minute of the match. they're guaranteed a runners up spot this season — and with it a shot at qualification for the champions league. john souttar headed their second later in the first half, before a defensive mix up allowed zambian striker fashion sakala to round celtic keeperjoe hart, and seal a comfortable victory. in the rest of the day's scottish premiership matches — ross county and dundee united exchanged places at the bottom of the table — afterjordan white's hat—trick gave ross county a vital 3

obviously, devastation for barnsley. also a party in the town of luton, following the football clubs promotion to the premier league. the team lifted the trophy on a stage in the town centre after parading it on an open top bus. they beat coventry city on penalties in their play—off final on saturday, it means luton town will be a top flight team for the first time since 1992. it's a remarkable road to glory story as they were only in the non—league fifth tierjust nine years ago. after their worst premier league season ever, chelsea have appointed new manager mauricio pochettino in the hope that he might turn things around. the former tottenam and southampton manager has taken on the job after being out of work for almost a year. joe lynskey reports. he is the man who took tottenham to a champions league final. now mauricio pochettino is on his way back to london. he has been chosen by chelsea to turn the club around. in a statement, they said the sporting team conducted a diligent and thoughtful process that the board i

sponsors won't want to pay as much to have their front of shirt if southampton are playing against barnsleyed. so i think they will struggle in terms of commercial income to match the link that they have had previously. in terms of ticket sails, st mary's will sell out in all probability, but you want to be able to charge the same amount for hospitality. less money coming in, so therefore you have got to make a cut back, and the cutbacks will be in the form of players, some of whom will have relegation contracts. at the main concern from my point of view is the potential loss ofjobs which arises when clubs are relegated. let's ta ke let's take it to spain. barcelona are the la liga champions for the first time since lionel messi left the club two years ago. their a—2 win over espanyol ensured them an unassailable ia—point lead over closest rivals real madrid, handing them the league title. but the match was marred by espanyol fans storming the pitch at full time, forcing the barca players to head for their dressing room. manager xavi described it as an emotional moment, particularly as the

sheffield wednesday'sjosh windass scored the winner against ten man barnsley in the final seconds ofs's father dean, who was watching on at wembley, scored the winner for hull in the championship play—off final. tennis now, and novak djokovic has started his bid for a men's record 23rd grand slam singles title with a straight—sets victory over aleksandar kovachevic at the french open. the serb, a two—time champion in paris, defeated the american 6-3, 6-2, 7-6. the world number three will face hungary's marton fucsovics in the second round. who is a 1k time winner at roland garros but is missing because of an injury. next up for djokovic is hungary's marton fucsovics in the second round. world number one carlos alcaraz eased past flavio cobolli in his first round 6—0, 6—2, 7—5. alacaraz is in a strong position to go far. he'll play japan's taro daniel next. elsewhere, britain's cameron norrie, the 14th seed, is through, squeezing past france's benoit paire in five—sets. norrie started strongly, taking the first set. but paire, who is ranked 149th in the world, though rallied in front

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this is after barnsley beat bolton in the second leg of their semifinal. how about callum tarren? in his third ever major, the darlington man is tied sixth, just three shots off the lead. he was tied 315t at the us open in 2022 and missed the cut in 2019. he's the highest british player on the leaderboard, heading into the third round. rory mcilroy had another mixed round, still struggling to find his best form, but he turned it around on the ninth, hitting the first of his three birdies in the round, and then no bogeys from this point on either. mcilroy is level par. when i hit that putter, as unaccompanied by five back. i know if i can get it in play off the tee, thatis if i can get it in play off the tee, that is the key to my success over the weekend. if i can get the ball and play off the tee, i will have a shot. just over a week to go at the giro d'italia. still britain's geraint thomas remains two seconds clear in the overall lead after 13 stages of this tour. bad weather saw yesterday's stage cut from 123 miles to just a6, with the riders spending

a day of reckoning awaits for either sheffield wednesday or barnsley as they contest the league one play to the national league at the start of the season and had also never been promoted via the playoffs. celtic ended their season on a high with a win in the women's scottish cup final after narrowly missing out on claiming the league title last week. it was a tight first half but two goals in quick succession in the second, including this header from claire o'riordan, gave celtic the victory. it's the first time the match has been held at scotland's national stadium, hampden park, and sets a great example of the growth of women's football, as captain kelly clark said afterwards. oh, just a dream come true. you know, i've watched celtic men do that so many times in my ten years at celtic. to do it and to be down in history with such a special group of players, again, just feels amazing. and it's amazing that there's a crowd that includes lots of lots of girls. they can now see what they can do in scotland. this year, for women's football, has been unbelievable. jack draper and cameron no

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. - now back to the sensational six, the knitters from barnsley, whose creations raised thousands for whistle. but i didn't like the growling. i'm very passionate about the nhs, always have been and always will be. i think that everyone has the right to receive treatment, and so i'm a big believer in the nhs. and without it, i don't know where we would be today. i really don't. they represent the breadth and the depth of the work nhs charities do, changing and saving lives, for the past 75 years, for today, and for our future. so, we are back in the saatchi gallery on the kings road in london. this exhibition opened for the next ten days. there is beryl. looks fabulous. rankin absolutely captures the spirit of the woman, having been privileged enough to spend a little time with a few weeks ago when was happening. stefan is another model. i feel as if i happening. stefan is another model. ifeel as if i am happening. stefan is another model. i feel as if i am seeing double. what you think your portrait? i think it is fantastic. rankin certainly— think it is fantastic. rankin certainly c

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they'll face barnsley or bolton at wembley.he two teenagers responsible have been jailed for life. in court khayri's mum — charlie mclean — gave a harrowing account of how she rushed to the scene after hearing khayri had been injured. she described how she watched "helplessly" as paramedics fought to save her son's life. and said: "no parent should have to contemplate this, let alone witness it. the fear of knives at the school gate is one shared by many young people and their parents. this week has in fact been knife crime awareness week. figures from the office for national statistics released earlier this year say there were 282 homicides by stabbing in the year to march 2022, that's a record high. knives: can we end the violence? that's coming up. bt says it will cut up to 50,000 jobs by the end of the decade, 10,000 of those replaced by high—tech and ai. 0ur 10,000 of those replaced by high—tech and ai. our technology journalist, dan, ilove high—tech and ai. our technology journalist, dan, i love having him on the programm

peterborough19 points behind in the league i to mow the next table i can have room for the barnsley awaitew york for - make that happen. start of the pga tournament in new york for the - tournament in new york for the currently league, a one—shot lead on a day when many have struggled. scottie scheffler was bogey free. carding 67 in the first round and owning a share of the lead after this birdie on his 17th hole of the day. he had a chance to assume the outright lead on the last hole of his round but the ball agonisingly bounced around the cup. bryson dechambeau 4 under. once shut off as i said. looking at the leaderboard. worry mcelroy with a one over par, 71. scotland's bob mcintyre for the pedal to the bbc sport website to follow everything happening there. britain's geraint thomas is still in the leader's pinkjersey at the giro d'italia. the ineos grenadiers rider finished in the main bunch on stage 12. he remains two seconds ahead of the slovenian primoz roglic there was a three—way battle from a breakaway group for the stage win — germany's nico denz came out on top. that is it for

coletta smith, bbc news, in barnsley. we'll be speaking to the boss of 0fgem at 7.30am.is morning how many migrants came to the uk last year and how many left. the official net migration figure, released by the office for national statistics, is expected to rise from 500,000 in 2021 to a record 700,000. our home editor mark easton has the story. so very carefully. so make sure that the packaging doesn't touch the sterile field. among the student nurses at the university of wolverhampton�*s campus in telford is titalupi, a nigerian who's paying full international fees to get her nursing qualifications. she's among 680,000 foreign students currently in britain, contributing £112 billion to the uk economy, but most also contributing to the net migration figure, the difference between those who come and those who leave. some people arejust doing it because, "0h, i have to leave the country, because i want a greater life, i want a greater opportunity for myself." and some people are genuinely doing it because they want it for that educational background or they want to do som