you are alive with bbc news, let's get a full round—up of all the sport and at the bbc sport centre isavin. we will start with the gulf and the us pga now under way after frosty conditions delayed the start of the first round by nearly two hours. the second men's of the year. brooks koepka looking to put his masters woes behind him. they tee off in the next few moments and soon after rory michael roy will be out. he is after a third us pga title, out with the current championjustin thomas with jon out with the current championjustin thomas withjon rahm teeing off in the next hour as well. one game in the next hour as well. one game in the premier league later to tell you about, champions league chasing newcastle at home to brighton, themselves looking to secure a historic european place. a win would mean at least 11 for brighton seeing them into european football for the first time but newcastle are still third on the table are not taking anything for granted. you might we're not looking too far ahead and as i have said all season it is small steps, the next game, trying to get three p

that's bbc sport.t of the team at the bbc sport centre, it is goodbye. hello. it's been a weekend of mixed fortunes weather—wise where we did see the sunshine come through, it's been pleasantly warm. in fact, sunday was the warmest day of the year so far in the uk at 23.3 degrees in the sunshine at porthmadog. but under the cloud across aberdeenshire we only got to about 12 celsius. so where you see the sunshine coming through, where you see the cloud makes all the difference. really this time of year and through the week ahead, things are looking mostly dry. yes, some warm sunshine around, but variable amounts of clouds. so where you do get the cloudier spells of weather, it won't feel particularly warm through this week, but generally dry is the theme. high pressure building from the atlantic through this week. a couple of weather fronts just moving around the top of that high pressure at times. so there'll be a bit more cloud coming and going, particularly towards the north. now through monday, then

you're live with bbc news. sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's ollie foster. hello from the bbc sport centre. four days after he was racially abused by supporters during a match at valencia there was a huge show of support for vinicius junior at real madrid. banners among the home support, read �*we are all vinicius�* enough is enough�*. vinicius was left out of the squad for reals 2—1win, but he came onto the pitch to applaud the fans. his teamates all wore shirts with his name and number on the back. three men were arrested for abusing the brazilian last weekend, one of multiple incidents he's experienced this season. prolific figures across the game have been giving their reaction to events this week. it's a disgusting situation. i think it's so bad that actually it looks like it is going to force change so i'm hoping that there will be something positive to come from it because i think it has taken a central story, because i think it has taken a centralstory, notjust because i think it

app or the bbc sport website. atching bbc news. i'm frankie mccamley. the disgraced former entertainer and convicted six offender rolf harris has died. he was 93. harris was jailed in britain for nearly six years in 2014 for a series of indecent assaults on girls. the crimes occured between the late 1960s and the mid 1980s. before his offences came to light, harris was a well known figure in the entertainment industry in britain and his native australia. live now to our entertainments correspondent david sillito — who can tell us more. david. rolf harris, what can you say about such a life? 1953 he first appears on tv. he is a much loved entertainerfor 16 on tv. he is a much loved entertainer for 16 years. on tv. he is a much loved entertainerfor 16 years. he is on tv. he is a much loved entertainer for 16 years. he is a cbe, he has the australian medal of honour, he's given the job of doing an official portrait of the and then after the revelations aboutjimmy savile and an inquiry for other people to come forward,

hello from the bbc sports centre.ogramme, arsenal beat newcastle in the premier league to keep the pressure on leaders manchester city. world champion max verstappen charges through the field after starting ninth on the grid to win the miami grand prix. and the dominance of carlos alcaraz continues, as he defends his madrid open title. you're very welcome along to the programme. let's with arsenal, who have start kept their premier league title race alive after they beat newcastle 2—0, and with it, closed within a point of leaders manchester city. martin odegaard scored in the first half, and a fabian schar own goal wrapped up the victory. city have a game in hand on top of their one—point cushion, as the gunners continue to fight for a first league title in 19 years. newcastle's defeat stalls their charge towards champions league football next season, as their lead over fifth—placed liverpool remains three points. you have to continue. we've done it for ten months, we have to keep digging in every single day. the dem

you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/ goodbye. we understand from a senior palestinian source it was familiar and has presented some sort of ideas or ceasefire grafted the islamic jihad and also a delegation of three intelligence officers have flown to tel aviv this afternoon to present this document and hopefully the egyptians are quite hopeful that by this evening we can have some sort of promise. this is bbc news. working with the animals helps out with ptsd. she follows me everywhere we are really struggling with donations. we have done a lot of work and built a lot and knowing with animals when they need help. it might take a week or two weeks or six months of the year but at the end of it, you let them go. the grand final of the eurovision song contest is just days away. let's join maryam moshiri in the fan zone in liverpool. it is amazing here and thousands of fans from around the

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.ukbbc sport centre, goodbye. this is bbc news. let's go to portugal now for the latest search for madeleine mccann. police officers are resuming their search at a reservoir today. madeleine mccann went missing on holiday with herfamily in 2007. mccann went missing on holiday with her family in 2007. police are looking for evidence to link her to a convicted german sex offender. the reservoir is being searched on the algarve. tell us what is taking place there?— algarve. tell us what is taking lace there? . ., ., , ., . place there? once again, the search a- ears place there? once again, the search a - ears to place there? once again, the search appears to be _ place there? once again, the search appears to be focused _ place there? once again, the search appears to be focused on _ place there? once again, the search appears to be focused on a - place there? once again, the search | appears to be focused on a peninsula on the western side of the reservoir which is behind me. you might be

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website — that's bbc.co.uk, goodbye. you're live with bbc news. i'm mark lobel. it's emerged that a man suspected of being one of the british army's top agents within the ira, freddie scappaticci, admitted he had shot dead a suspected informer in 1990. the detail was uncovered in a court document during a bbc northern ireland spotlight investigation into his activities. scappaticci, who always denied he was the army agent �*stakeknife' is thought to be linked to the murders of over 20 people. his death was announced in april. and you can see �*the spy who got away with murder�* on the bbc iplayer tonight at 10.40pm. let's look at the cost—of—living during the supermarket shop. coffee and chocolate have helped drive prices to a new high in the year to may. accroding to the british retail consortium, the overall rate of inflation at grocers has now reached 9%. however, the cost of fresh food has fallen slightly. a decline in the rate of price rises does not mean food costs have fallen, it simply means they are go

hello, i'm chetan pathak from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: is this finally their year? manchester city thrash real madrid to reach the champions league final. formula one says it's the "right and responsible thing to do" after cancelling this weekend's grand prix at imola because of severe flooding in italy. novak djokovic suffers his earliest exit at the rome masters since 2013. we start with an emphatic win for manchester city who've beaten the 1a time winners real madrid 4—0 to reach the final of the european champions league against inter milan. 5—1 on aggregate. it's the one trophy pep guardiola is yet to win at city, in a season where they're chasing a treble. twice beaten at this stage by real. this was finally city's night. our sports editor dan roan was watching at the etihad stadium. this was billed as a battle between the two best club sides in the world but in truth, there were only one team in it. two in the stop the second leg after the 1—1 draw in madrid last week in the first leg but manchester city

you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, or at our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sportsport centre, goodbye. you are watching bbc news. the family of laura nuttall, who died of brain cancer on monday, having ticked off a bucket list of ambitions while living with terminal cancer, have been speaking of their pride in how she dealt with her illness. laura's mum nicola and her sister gracie say they're determined that her legacy — of being positive, spreading joy, and raising awareness of brain tumours — will go on. they've been speaking to the bbc�*s rogerjohnson. we really appreciate all the support that we've had and all the comments and all the nice messages that we've had. and it's meant so much to know that laura has meant so much to other people. it's the people that say, i'm going to try and be more laura, i've booked a blood donation. and there's been a few that have contacted us. you gave blood on the day she died? yeah, idid. idid. which was a bit weird, but it was on the calendar and she would have not been impressed if i'd have said that was an excuse for not

news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website, bbc.co.uk/sport watching bbc news. rishi sunak and sir keir starmer have clashed on the economy and the rising cost of living during the last prime minister's questions before tomorrow's local elections in england. the labour leader said an extra 850,000 people were paying more for their mortgages since the mini budget in the autumn, and accused the conservatives of using people's money as a " ' casino chip" the two leaders also looked forward to the upcoming coronation. mr speaker, i know the house willjoin the nation and the commonwealth in sending our very best wishes to their majesties the king and queen ahead of the coronation. this will be a moment of extraordinary national pride, a demonstration of our country's character, and an opportunity to look to the future in the spirit of service, unity and hope. can ijoin the prime minister in his comments about the coronation? across the house, we are all looking forward to the celebrations this weekend. mr speaker, does the prime minister know how m

remember you can say right up to date using the bbc sport website and bbc sport app, but from me and bc news. the uk economy grew byjust 0.1 of a percent in the first three months of this year — affected by strikes, cost of living pressures, and even the wet weather. the growth is even smaller than levels seen before the covid pandemic, with the country lagging behind other major economies. the new gdp figures come on the back of the bank of england raising interest rates yesterday, further burdening households. here's steve nolan, a senior lecturer in economics at liverpooljohn moores university. any time that growth is oscillating up and down near zero for a year is generally not good. there's probably lots of factors. brexit is probably one, but there are also long—term factors. we have had no real sustainable, big growth in nigh on 15 years since the global financial crisis. we're always talking in economics about the productivity puzzle within the uk, our level of productivity. gdp per capita is much lower than in competitor nations. and that is still fundamentally what we call a

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.ukou are watching bbc news. a 21—year—old man from brighton has admitted plotting a gun attack in london's hyde park. edward little planned to buy a gun to kill a christian preacher at speakers' corner. he was on his way into london in a taxi with thousands of pounds in cash when he was stopped and arrested last september. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, has been following the case. this morning, edward little appeared by video link from prison and having previously pleaded not guilty to the offence of preparing a terrorist act, he had the charge read to him again, and this morning he pleaded guilty to the charge of preparing a terrorist act. and the terrorist act that he's pleaded guilty to was essentially planning to murder a christian preacher who often has arguments with muslims. at speaker's corner in hyde park in london, a woman called hatton tash, and the offence that he's pleaded guilty to amounts to him researching her, researching the location where he wanted t

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uks. mortage costs have begun rising, after this week's higher than expected inflation figures led to predictions that uk interest rates would continue to rise. inflation slowed in april by less than expected to 8.7%. some market analysts now expect interest rates to rise from their current level of 4.5% to 5 or even 5.5%. meanwhile, a cross—party committee of mps has criticised the government's levelling up policy — saying it has significant flaws, with limited evidence that any progress has been made. the government days that record investment in town centres and hight streets is breathing life into long—overlooked communities. labour's leader, sir keir starmer, was asked about both of these issues during a visit to rutherglen in scotland today — take a listen. how worried are you about people facing real increases in their mortgages? i am really worried about mortgages. people are struggling to pay the bills. anywhere you go across the uk, the number one issue is always the cost of li

hello from the bbc sport centre.e start with the near—perfect performance from manchester city, who sealed their spot in the season's champions league final after thrashing real madrid at the etihad. ed garty are admitted to his players that they can now start to dream of a famous travel with domestic honours in the league and cup to play for us. he said before to believe and his side delivered, two goals from bernardo silva in the first half but city right on their way. manuel akanji and alvarez put the game to bed in the second half, totally dominant display from city you are nowjust one game away from champions league glory. 4—0 on the night, 5—i champions league glory. 4—0 on the night, 5—1 on aggregate as they had to become the first thing this team to become the first thing this team to win the treble since manchester united back in 1999. inter milan their opponents next month, guardiola delighted with how his side have got there. if you're thinking, want to play against inter milan, you will play against inter

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk lucy letby, the nurse accused of murdering seven babies and trying to kill ten others, has been giving evidence for the first time in her trial. she cried in the witness box and told the jury she only wanted to help and care for the babies she was looking after at the countess of chester hospital. "myjob was my life", she insisted, and said she was traumatised when she was arrested. she denies all the charges against her. our correspondent rowan bridge is at manchester crown court. rowan, this is the first time she appeared in the dock. what did she have to say? this trial has been going on for more than six months stop for the first time we have heard from lucy letby the person at the centre of this court case. she was questioned in court and the kc pedicure directly, would you ever want to hurt a child? to which she said, thatis hurt a child? to which she said, that is completely against what being a nurses. i only wanted to help and care for them. she talked about how being removed

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.ukrest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. we will see you next time. welcome to bbc news. the mp and former cabinet minister jacob rees—mogg has had to deal with an invader on stage, while he was making a speech to the national conservatism conference. he was just about to start speaking at the right—wing gathering when he was joined by an uninvited guest... here's what happened. their national conservatism... ladies and gentlemen, you will look very nice _ ladies and gentlemen, you will look very nice people and i'm sure you're all fantastically nice people, but i would _ all fantastically nice people, but i would like to draw your attention to a few _ would like to draw your attention to a few characteristics of fascism... thank— a few characteristics of fascism... thank you — a few characteristics of fascism... thank you very much... jeering jacob rees—mogg and a stage invader early at the national conservativism conference. owen carey had just turned 18, when he died from

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.ukentre, bye for now. hello, this is bbc news. a baby has been born using three people's dna for the first time in the uk. most of their dna comes from their two parents but a tiny amount is from a female donor. the pioneering technique is an attempt to prevent children from being born with mitochondrial diseases, as our medical editor fergus walsh explains. it's designed to help couples who are at risk of having a child with a severe mitochondrial disease. now, mitochondria, think of them as the power packs that power cells in the body. and if they're faulty, it can lead to children

you're live with bbc news. sportre, here's 0llie foster. hello from the bbc sport centre. four days after he was racially abused by supporters during a match at valencia there was a huge show of support for vinicius junior at real madrid. banners among the home support, read 'we are all vinicius' enough is enough'. vinicius was left out of the squad for reals 2—1win, but he came onto the pitch to applaud the fans. his teamates all wore shirts with his name and number on the back. three men were arrested for abusing the brazilian last weekend,

hello, i'm mark edwards from the bbc sport centre. coming up on our programme... pep calls for quick verdicts on the premier league charges against manchester city but promises to stay regardless of the outcome. valencia are hit with a five—match partial stand closure after the racist abuse suffered by real�*s viniciuer in their la liga clash. geraint grinding through the gears at the giro — thomas regains the overall lead in a thrilling 16th stage in italy. hello, i'm mark edwards with your sports news. manchester city manager pep guardiola says he wants the 115 premier league financial charges against the club dealt with as soon as possible. the catalan, who has a contract until 2025, has also said he would not quit the club while the charges remain unresolved. guardiola hasjust led manchester city to their fifth premier league title in six seasons however in february, they were charged with breaches of the league's financial rules from 2009 to 2018. they were also accused of not cooperating since the investigation began in december 2018. city have denied financ

hello, here's the latest from the bbc sports centre.ague relegation for leeds united and leicester city. max verstappen masters the streets of monaco and the weather to extend his lead in the formula 1 standings. and the boos ring out in paris as diplomatic relations as for little helena, she won't remember any of this but her mum and dad say better understanding of surgery has brought them some comfort. hello, here's the latest from the bbc sports centre. the final reckoning — premier league relegation for leeds united and leicester city. max verstappen masters the streets of monaco and the weather to extend his lead in the formula

from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye.dlines from across the uk new research has found military veterans who were involved in chemical weapon testing at porton down in wiltshire are more likely to die young than those who weren't involved. the study looked at the health of sixteen thousand former volunteers and found those who took part in trials in the early sixties in particular, were at greater risk of dying early. matthew hill has more porton down was at the forefront of the government's secret battle to keep pace with the soviets in cold war europe. and one of the things scientists there wanted to know was how real servicemen would react if they were exposed to nerve gas. ian foulkes, who was a 19 year old signalman in 1983, volunteered to take part in the trials. it felt to me as if my windpipe had constricted down to the size of a straw. the pupils of the eyes constrict, and if i remember correctly, my pupils were measured at one point as being a millimetre across. now a study has looked at the long term health of t

hello, i'm mark edwards from the bbc sport centre.hat london's violence reductions would come to a score like this one in croydon by the idea is that children who need support should be given it from the earliest possible point and this school, norbury manor, or ray benefits from funding that gains that teach about healthy relationships and teamwork but for many houses being made available to primary schools specifically for speech and language skills.— specifically for speech and language skills. what we know is that sadly. _ language skills. what we know is that sadly, one _ language skills. what we know is that sadly, one in _ language skills. what we know is that sadly, one in two - is that sadly, one in two prisoners have been excluded from school and we further know that if you have special educational needs, you are four times as likely to get excluded. we really need to be investing in programmes that give additional support, absolutely to young people who needed but also gives the space for teachers. needed but also gives the

lots more on the bbc sport website but that's your lot.r starmer has pledged to get the nhs "off its knees" by tackling waiting lists and deaths from heart disease and stroke. he has been setting out his plans for the health service, if labour wins the next general election, during a speech in essex. earlier, he acknowledged to the bbc that his plans could take up to ten years to achieve. i don't think the nhs survives five more years of tory government and people say, well, we have heard this before, the labour party is always think it's time to save the nhs. but i say look squarely in the eyes of the people who work in the nhs, who serve the nhs and ask them, speak to the working people who use the nhs, who depend on the nhs, who need the nhs. what did i say? and go to the people who believe in the nhs, love the nhs, but have been forced to buy the nhs, but have been forced to buy the care they need from the private sector. listen to them stop now, at the next election, the nhs is on the line. the conservative party that has brought it t

hello, i'mjane dougall, from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme. belgium's luca brecel is the first player from mainland europe to lift snooker�*s world championship trophy. two—time winners wolfsburg knock arsenal out of the women's champions league in extra time. and leicester city draw a chaotic match with everton, which leaves both in deep trouble in the premier league. there was an exciting finish to the final of the world snooker championship — belgian luca brecel winning it for the first time. he beat the four time champion, england's mark selby. before this tournament, brecel hadn't won a single match at the crucible. joe lynskey was watching. here comes the belgian, luca brecel. this year in snooker the man to beat is luca. belgium's luca brecel could see this sport's finish line. 15—10 up in the world championship final, but up against mark selby. he has won this title four times before, but brecel�*s theme for the fortnight has been to take on the best. before this year he had not been past the first round. now with century breaks and se

hello, i'm qasa alom, from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: the gunners fire themselves back to the top of the premier league table with a 3—1 win over chelsea. fifa president gianni infantino threatens a women's world cup broadcast blackout unless countries are prepared to bid more money. and australia's star batsman steve smith says he's in england to help his county sussex, not prepare for the ashes. hello and thanks for joining us, here's your latest sports news. arsenal have moved back to the top of the premier league after a 3—1victory over chelsea at the emirates stadium to go two points clear of manchester city. the gunners, who hadn't won a match since april 1st, got back to winning ways thanks to a brace from captain martin odegaard and brazilian striker gabrieljesus. noni madueke got one back for the blues after the break — only their second goal under caretaker manager frank lampard who has now lost six games out of six since taking over. manchester city can return to the top with a win over west ham on

hello, i'm mark edwards from the bbc sport centre. coming up on our programme... the toon dining at europe's top table with atop four finish assured. newcastle qualify for the champions league with a draw at home to leicester. real madrid file a hate crime complaint after viniciusjunior is subjected to racial abuse. no more of the manx missile, mark cavendish confirms his cycling retirement at the end of the season. hello, and thanks forjoining us. i'm mark edwards, with you're your sport. we're going to start with football, and newcastle united will play champions league football next season. eddie howe�*s side claimed the point they needed to secure a top four premier league finish with a goalless draw against relegation threatened leicester whose top flight fate is no longer in their own hands. katies gornall was at st james park. well, a little over a year and a half ago, newcastle united were relegation fodder. but the saudi—led takeover of this club has turbo—charged them and they are now back among europe's elite for the first time in 20 years. in truth the

hello, i'm marc edwards, from the bbc sport centre. coming up on our programme: late drama from the old lady — juventus equalise at the death in their europa league semifinal first leg clash with sevilla. record breaking for the rajastan royals — 21—year—old yashasvi jaiswal hits the fastest half century in ipl history. a shock in the eternal city as sofia kenin stuns second seeded sabalenka in straight sets at the rome open. hello, welcome to the program. lots to get through but we'll start with fooball on another big night of european action, with the semi finals of both the europa league and the europa conference league underway. in turin, juventus left it very, very late to snatch a draw at home to four—time europa league champions sevilla. the spanish side had led through youssef en nesyri in the first half, but they couldn't hang on for victory — federico gatti withjuve�*s equaliser in the 7th minute of stoppage time. in the night's other semifinal, roma have the advantage, after beating bayer leverkusen 1—0. edoardo bove with th

hello, i'm marc edwards, from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... manchester's main man with a touch of magic in madrid. de bruyne grabs a draw for city in the champions league semi final first leg with real..... a huge moment in athletics — as the first man is charged with supplying performance enhancing drugs to athletes, including the banned nigerian sprinter blessing okagbare. and — controversy at the madrid 0pen....accusations of sexist ball girl outfits and the silencing of women's finalists hello and thanks for joining us, here's your latest sports news only one place to start really, in spain — where the champions league semi final between real madrid and manchester city is delicately poised after an entertaining first leg tie. it finished 1—1 at the bernabeu and our reporter olly foster was watching in the spanish capital. all square it is then as the two sides head to manchester next week for the second leg and it's manchester city who will be by far the happier of the two sides coming back to earn a draw. in this first leg, they started r

hello, i'm tulsen tollett, from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: liverpool make it seven premier league wins in a row, while leicester take another step towards relegation. disappointment for french rugby league fans, as their country pulls out of hosting the world cup in 2025. and — carlos alcaraz tastes defeat on clay just two weeks before he heads into the french open as top seed. hello, and thanks forjoining us. we start with football: liverpool have moved to within a point of the champions league places after a 3—0 win away to relegation—threatened leicester city. curtisjones picked up two goals in the first half, both were checked by var but ultimately given asjurgen klopp�*s side pushed a demoralised home outfit leicester into even deeper trouble. a stunning trent alexander arnold free kick sealed the win for a seventh successive league victory, while the foxes head further towards the drop. the fight in the players was there. we got beat by a better team today. they can happen. that can happen. two marginal onsi

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that�*s bbc.co.uk because in a short while we are going to be bringing you the announcement of the england women�*s world cup team squad announcement. that will be brought to us live from tpm onwards. we will bring you live coverage of that and full analysis as well. as we learn who the lioness is squad, and what they�*re going to look like, ready for the world cup in australia and also new zealand. that is coming up. in the meantime... cleaner zones have been introduced to reduce pollution levels and are operational in bath, birmingham and portsmouth and sheffield and tyneside. london has three different schemes of its own with a congestion charge, low emission zone, and an ultra low emission zone and from tomorrow, new rules in glasgow will see more drivers hit with a fine for driving in the city centre. however, not all schemes have progressed as planned the clean—air zone in manchester currently paused while under review. meanwhile, in bristol, the initiative has been running for six months and our

hello from the bbc sport centre. it's day three of the french open.on later and one of the other contenders for the title, ons jabeur, is safely through. jabeur was a losing grand slam finallist twice last year but has had calf injury problems recently. she looked pretty comfortable in seeing off the italian lucia bronzetti though—the seventh seed easing through to the second round in straight sets, 6—4, 6—1. hello from the bbc sport centre. it's day three of the french open. the defending women's champion iga swiatek is in action later and one of the other contenders for the title, ons jabeur, is safely through. jabeur was a losing grand slam finallist twice last year but has had calf injury problems recently. she looked pretty comfortable in seeing off the italian lucia

hello, i'm marc edwards, from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme. heading inter the final — inter milan beat fierce rivals ac milan 2—0 in the first leg of their champions league last—four tie. more disappointment for delhi — capitulation from the capitals as they lose again in the ipl, while the super kings march on. and the weather wreaks havoc on stage five of the giro d'italia. in fact, it was raining cats and dogs. with the world champion given a "ruff" ride. hello and thanks forjoining us. we start in italy where inter milan have taken a huge step towards reaching their first champions league final in 13 years. they beat city rivals ac milan 2—0 at the san siro to grab the advantage heading into next week's second leg. earlier, i spoke to our european football reporter john bennett for his take on an eventful night. an astonishing start, dzeko with a brilliant side foot volley on just eight minutes. then three minutes later, henrikh mkhitaryan. a parting of the ways of the ac milan defence, he runs through makes it 2—0, and it could easily hav

bbc sport centre. sport and here is a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. hello.hester united took them seven points clear of the premier league relegation zone. four of the five teams below them all play on monday but said benrahma's first half strike, that somehow squirmed past david de gea, was enough to earn the hammers a priceless three points at the london stadium. it's a huge boost as they battle to avoid the drop and prepare for a europa conference league semi—final on thursday. there is a huge week or two for us. i thought the crowd were fantastic but no wonder the way players played tonight, the

bbc sport centre. sport and here is a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. hello.est ham united boss david moyes says the pressure has lifted after victory over manchester united took them seven points clear of the premier league relegation zone. four of the five teams below them all play on monday but said benrahma's first half strike, that somehow squirmed past david de gea, was enough to earn the hammers a priceless three points at the london stadium. it's a huge boost as they battle to avoid the drop and prepare for a europa conference league semi—final on thursday. there is a huge week or two for us. i thought the crowd were fantastic but no wonder the way players played tonight, the players perform, the character and passion they showed. we are talking about myjust united who are challenging the champion sake and we have put on a really good show. sake and we have put on a really good show. so here's what monday looks like in the premier league. two of the bottom three meet at the city ground later as nottingham forest host southampton. everton, winless in 13

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre.ello from the bbc sport centre england manager sarina wiegman has announced her squad for the women's world cup and there's no place for the european championships player of the tournament. beth mead hasn't been risked, she's been recovering from an anterior cruciate ligament injury picked up last november. however, millie bright and lucy bronze who've also had injury problems are both included. bright will captain the squad in australia and new zealand. and striker beth england has earned herself a call—up after scoring 12 goals in 12 games for tottenham the approach is always, like we want to be at your best and that is what we are going for now, you talk a bit in transition now, so some changes in transition now, so some changes in the team but i still think we are really good and talented players, and we are going to make sure we can be at our best and then we see how far we be at our best and then we see how far we get. full details of the squad are on the bbc sport website. there

hello, i'm olly foster with the latest from the bbc sport centre. step closer to grand slam number 23 — novak djokovic makes a successful start to his french open campaign. and ipl champions for a fifth time — it went down to the final ball, as chennai super kings beat gujarat titans. hello, i'm olly foster with the latest from the bbc sport centre. pochettino is a prmier league manager again, but can he turn chelsea's fortunes around ? one step closer to grand slam number 23 — novak djokovic makes a successful start to his french open campaign. and ipl champions for a fifth time — it went down to the final ball,

hello, i'm 0lly foster with the latest from the bbc sport centre.— novak djokovic makes a successful start to his french open campaign. and ipl champions for a fifth time — it went hello, i'm 0lly foster with the latest from the bbc sport centre. pochettino is a premier league manager again, but can he turn chelsea's fortunes around ?

you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk this is bbc news. tesco's chairman, john allen, has strongly denied claims that he touched women inappropriately on two separate occasions. a report in the guardian newspaper alleges that mr allen touched a tesco employee at the supermarket giant's shareholder meeting last year. it also claims mr allen — who is the former president of the confederation of british industry — "grabbed" a woman at one of its events in 2019. mr allen said that the claims are "simply untrue" and tesco said it has not received any complaints. our business correspondent emma simpson has more. just to sayjohn allen is one of the most senior, well—known businessman in the uk. as you say he was president of the cbi, one of the uk's leading business groups between 2018 and 2020, and he is currently the chair of tesco, the biggest supermarket and retailer in the uk. this morning, the guardian published a report about allegations of inappropriate and unprofessional behaviour by mr allen. they are that firstly he a

follow it all on the bbc sport website and app.g thousands of people across the uk taking part in volunteering events to mark the final day of coronation celebrations. william and kate visited volunteers and lent a hand in slough as part of today's big help 0ut. people are being encouraged to take part, to build what is being called a "lasting volunteering legacy of the king's crowning". the british prime minister rishi sunak has also taken part. he visited a youth group in hertfordshire alongside his wife akshata murty and he's been helping out with food preparations. meanwhile, the duke and duchess of edinburgh have taken part in a puppy class at the guide dogs for the blind association training centre in reading. 0ur north of england correspondent fiona trott, who's in durham, has more. hello. in the north—east of england, age uk is holding an open day at the superstore in durham. encouraging volunteers to come in and find out a little bit more and also a place where you can buy things like this, a glass from the queen's coronat