birmingham city have a very proud and committed fan base but we know passions can be stirred.ing of the game would have been intense, there were extra stewards on show but he got through a soft spot. it is difficult to stop in football grounds these days, and on this occasion it was a lapse in security. birmingham city are facing a hearing to do with their financial situation and now they will be concerned that the fa will take further action against them. understandably they put out a statement very quickly condemning the incident and the supporter will be banned for life but they will be expecting further punishment. manchester united have lost their first game in the premier league under 0le gunnar solskjaer. the defeat to arsenal came in his 13th game in charge since taking over from jose mourinho. with that and news of a late eden hazard goalfor chelsea and liverpool moving back within a point of the top of the table, here's david dom. it was an unfamiliar feeling for 0le gunnar solskjar. victory today would have made him the first united boss to king claim consecutive wi

birmingham city as a football club, them. birmingham city as a football clu b, fortu nately them.of fans did cheer the man and encourage him so it has been continued abuse tonight on twitter and he lost a young brother to a tragic accident and birmingham city fans have felt the need to tonight put on twitter he may have scored a goal but he will never get his brother back and there is some serious awful behaviour going on here. birmingham city has apologised and will review stadium safety procedures but what sort of action would you want to see a football club taking against fans who behave in this way? against the individual that have behave this way or the club? let the club should do to send a clear message to their supporters that this is unacceptable? well, i am sure birmingham city have already confirmed that the gentleman will never be allowed in again and i would think that he would never be able to see a football game in this country, that is the minimum that i think but i think you should be facing a custodial sentence. this is common assault and you cannot do that and g

birmingham city have a very proud and committed fan base but we know passions can be stirred. the game would have been intense, there were extra stewards on show but he got through a soft spot. it is difficult to stop in football grounds these days, and on this occasion it was a lapse in security. birmingham city are facing a hearing to do with their financial situation now there will be concerned that the fa will take further action against them. understandably they put out a statement very quickly condemning the incident and the supporter will be banned for life but they will be expecting further punishment. manchester united have lost their first game in the premier league under 0le gunnar solskjaer. the defeat to arsenal came in his thirteenth game in charge since taking over from jose mourinho. they went 1—0 down in the first half at the emirates, when david de gera misjudged a long range shot from granit xhaka. and their defeat was confirmed in the second half when the referee gave a penalty for a foul on alexander lacazette. his strike partner pierre emerick aubamayeng

but birmingham city is a football clu b, u nfortu nately a number of fans did... on twitter. jack grealish lost a young brother to a tragic accident when he was young and birmingham city fans have felt the need to tonight put on twitter, "oh, well, he has managed to score a goal but he will never get his brother back", and there is some seriously awful behaviour going on here. it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. who'd have thought for some we would be waking up to a picture postcard setting with a dusting of snow this morning? some areas on higher ground saw several centimetres. this beautiful picture from kinross. but that was only half the story. england and wales had plenty of sunshine but we had gale force gusts of wind throughout the day. widely, gusts in excess of 60 to 70 miles an hour across england and wales and that was strong enough to bring down some trees. plenty of isobars on the chart. the front that brought the rain, sleet and snow moved off into the north sea, a trail of showers lingering in the far north—west. they

he was punched from behind in the early stages of sunday's derby with birmingham city.ne, and went on to score the winnerfor villa. both clubs condemnded the incident at the time. on the same day, at the emirates, manchester united defender chris smalling was confronted by an arsenal supporter. he's been charged with common assault and the club said he will be banned for life. and 48 hours earlier on friday in scotland, at easter road, james tavernier retrieving the ball for a throw—in, was confronted by a hibernian fan, in a 1—1 draw with rangers. he has admitted breach of the peace. the man who attacked jack grealish — 27—year—old paul mitchell from rubery in worcestershire — admitted assault today, and has been sent to jail for 1h weeks. he's also been banned from all football for ten years, and banned for life by birmingham city. in a statement that was read out in court grealish said he was "lucky the supporter wasn't carrying a weapon". amanda jacks from football supporters' federation. what's driving it is that football ultimately reflect society and within socie

but birmingham city is a football clu b, u nfortu nately a number of fans did...ght on twitter. jack grealish lost a young brother to a tragic accident when he was young and birmingham city fans have felt the need to tonight put on twitter, "oh, well, he has managed to score a goal but he will never get his brother back", and there is some seriously awful behaviour going on here. hen harriers, which are rare birds of prey, are being deliberately ta rgetted and killed, according to the rspb. in the most recent case in wiltshire one of the birds, which was being tracked by a satellite tag, has vanished and is presumed dead. police are investigating, and there are concerns over a government plan to introduce more hen harriers into the wild, as andrew plant reports. out on the hunt for a bird of prey. teams have been searching this wiltshire countryside. it's where vulcan, a rare hen harrier‘s satellite tag suddenly stopped responding. but both the bird and its tag have disappeared. sadly, suspicious occasion. so that tag just one day stopped working? stopped working

and jailed for 14 weeks, the birmingham city football fan who attacked the aston villa captain at yesterday'son bbc news... can zinedine zidane revive his former club as the european champions real madrid turn to their former manager? good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at 6pm. the prime minister has left for strasbourg this evening for unscheduled talks with the head of the european commission, jean claude juncker. the decision to go was only made this afternoon. theresa may is hoping that the eu will give her enough assurances on the brexit deal to convince mps to back it in just 2a hours‘ time. downing street has insisted that tomorrow's crunch vote will go ahead, despite admitting that talks with the eu have been ‘deadlocked'. for the latest let's go to our political editor, laura kuenssberg in westminster. sophie, these are vital hours for the prime minister and her government. in january, mps resoundingly kicked out her brexit deal she had brokered with the european union, and since then she spent weeks saying she was trying to get changes to make it appetising to the house of com

but birmingham city is a football clu b, u nfortu nately a number of fans did...tonight on twitter. jack grealish lost a young brother to a tragic accident when he was young and birmingham city fans have felt the need to tonight put on twitter, "oh, well, he has managed to score a goal but he will never get his brother back", and there is some seriously awful behaviour going on here. strong winds of up to 65 miles per hour have caused disruption across parts of the country. fallen trees have caused damage and disruption to train services. meanwhile, strong gusts blew part of the roof off this supermarket in broadstairs in kent. in london, cars were crushed by falling scaffolding, while a plank of wood smashed through the window of a taxi, narrowly missing the passenger in the back seat. leigh milner reports. dismantling scaffolding bit by bit, builders this morning had to pick up the pieces after the wind caused it to collapse on holland road near shepherd's bush. the wind must have been 80 mph, it nearly blew me over, and i was struggling my way up here and i was

and, a birmingham city fan has been jailed for m weeks, for assaulting aston villa captain jack grealish's 5:00pm. we're at westminster at the start of a hugely important week in the brexit process with just 18 days to the agreed date of the uk's departure from the european union. and there's a real sense of disquiet

aston villa footballer jack grealish is attacked by a spectator — as his side play local rivals birmingham cityand in half an hour here on bbc news, bbc wales investigates undercover officers paid to spy on political activists good afternoon. authorities in ethiopia say there are no survivors after a passenger plane

footballer jack grealish has been attacked by a spectator during the game against local rivals birmingham city. now on bbc news, a story of undercover policing and the officers paid to spy on political activists. bbc wales investigates why some had relationships with women, even fathering children with them. for years, women like lisa were spied on by police — sent into their lives to infiltrate every aspect. this was somebody who i was planning my life with. i would never have consented to have a relationship —— sexual relationship with a police officer. and certainly never somebody who was being paid to pass on information about myself and my friends. lisa's group and other protestors from wales were targeted by undercover police. they had a whole back room team of officers making sure that their deceit was successful. nobody stands a chance against that. rosa was also lied to. she even had children with an officer. my partner was played by an actor, through every sexual act that occurred was a paid police officer on duty specifically deceiving me. tonight, those involved tell their full sto

footballer jack grealish has been attacked by a spectator during the game against local rivals birmingham city. now it 5 time for inside out. this week we re in the south west of england reporting on the battle for devon's airspace, and the debate over changes to the women's pension age. blue sky, light cloud, a perfect day for gliding. the parachute makes me slightly anxious but you say i don't need to worry about this. you don't need to worry about the parachute. i didn't think we were going parachuting so i hope we're not. it's all part of our safety equipment. but clubs like this one near exeter fear they could be squeezed out so we're constantly looking around, if you see another aircraft glider, you tell me about it. what about these? that's the parachute. just these ones here i showed you earlier. i head up there to find out if there's really enough room for everyone. we all want to stay safe, we?re all here to keep everybody safe but we still want to enjoy this part of the world. and where we fly from. when ann met eve. thank you. who's to blame in the row over at the women's state pen

footballer jack grealish has been attacked by a spectator during the game against local rivals birmingham city bbc news, a look back at the week in westminster. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. coming up... after the latest spate of knife attacks the government's urged to do more to stop youngsters dying on our streets. what on earth will it take for him to recognise this is an emergency that requires an emergency response? as the government makes last minute attempts to wring concessions out of brussels ahead of the next key brexit vote, cabinet minister geoffrey cox says he's put forward a clear plan to break the deadlock over the northern ireland backstop. it has come to be called cox's codpiece. what i am concerned to ensure that what is inside the codpiece is in full working order. and we hearfrom the campaigner who wants women to be able to succeed to hereditary titles. we cannot allow in 2019 any area of society to say it is ok to treat sons in preference to daughters. but first, on wednesday the chancellor, philip hammond, will give his spring statement. it's not a budget,

aston villa footballer jack grealish is attacked by a spectator as his side play local rivals birmingham citys, it's the travel show — with flying cars, sausage hotels and the campaign to keep austin, texas weird. coming up on this week's show... we're getting weird in the lone star state. doesn't like being on tv! hejust bit me! why flying taxis and sausage hotels are the future of travel. and in the snow and against the clock, i take on the european sauna marathon. i don't quite know the sauna etiquette — i think i'm just gonna throw myself in there. we start this week in austin, the state capital of texas. every year, it hosts south by southwest, which has grown from a one—week showcase of the city's musical talent to a massive internationalfestival. so in the face of all that global attention, how do you keep a little bit of local flavour alive? we sent kate hardie—buckley to find out. the city of austin claims to be the live music capital of the world with over an estimated 300 venues offering a song and dance on any given night. austin is a phenomenal place if you play the music we play

and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, birmingham city drop to 18th in the championship after they werent deduction for breaching profitability and sustainability rules. good evening. theresa may has written to mps tonight, spelling out the options now open to parliament and the government — as she comes under intense pressure to find a way forward on brexit. the uk was meant to leave the eu in a week's time — on march 29th. but after theresa may failed twice to get her withdrawal deal through the commons, the eu last night agreed to an extension. it means if on a third attempt mps do vote for her deal next week, brexit will happen on 22nd may. but there are no signs she has enough support. if the deal fails again, the eu has given the uk until april 12th to propose something else. the prime minister outlined the options to mps tonight — leaving with no deal, cancelling brexit, or asking for another extension. labour'sjeremy corbyn said mps should be given a series of alternatives to vote on. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. how long now? how much longer before we leave? h

aston villa footballer jack grealish is attacked by a spectator — as his side play local rivals birmingham cityand in half an hour here on bbc news, bbc wales investigates undercover officers paid to spy on political activists good afternoon. authorities in ethiopia say there are no survivors after a passenger plane crashed with more than 150 people on board. the ethiopian airlines plane was carrying 149 passengers and eight crew. seven of those onboard were british, along with more than 30 other nationalities. the plane had only come into service a few months ago. this morning it took off from the capital addis ababa, en route to nairobi in kenya. it came down six minutes after take—off. it's not clear what caused the boeing 737 to crash. from nairobi, alistair leithead reports. ethiopian airlines flight 302 was due to arrive in the kenyan capital nairobi this morning with 149 passengers and eight crew on board. it took off from addis ababa at 8:35am local time. butjust six minutes later, it disappeared from the radar. it crashed near the town of bishoftu, 37 miles from the airport. a search a

a man is arrested after aston villa's captain is attacked during their match against birmingham city.h earls out of the line—out to score ireland's bonus point try! and ireland storm to victory against france in the six nations to keep their chances of winning the competition alive. good evening. ethiopian airlines has confirmed that seven british nationals have died after one of its planes crashed soon after take—off from addis ababa. all 157 passengers and crew were killed — they were travelling to the kenyan capital, nairobi, this morning. the accident happened six minutes into the journey, with the aircraft coming down outside a town 37 miles from addis ababa. so far, it's not clear what caused the boeing 737 to crash. the plane had only started service a few months ago. from nairobi, alistair leithead reports. there is very little left of ethiopian airlines flight et 302. this is where it crashed just minutes after take—off. there were 149 passengers and eight crew on board. a search and rescue operation began but the fire was intense. the earth left blackened as the aircraft plo

birmingham city drop from 13th to 18th in the championship, as the club faces sanctions over a breach of rules. world rugby calls on the six nations unions to consider the "good of the global game" and back new plans for a new nations championship. this sort of competition picking by this sort of competition picking rugby into a global competition across the world for its professionals would be unique. also coming up in the programme: we look ahead to this weekend's final selection tests for the all—new, all—female w series — but is segregation the right move for motorsport? hello and welcome to the programme. and tonight it's england's turn to begin their euro 2020 qualifying campaign, they take on the czech republic at wembley and our sports correspondent natalie pirks is there. thank you forjoining us. you can genuinely feel that there is some sort of feeling of optimism around this young england squad, isn't there? young being the operative word because although he has had plenty of players called out with injury, if given opportunity for youngsters to come through. marcus rush re

aston villa footballer, jack grealish is attacked by a spectator as his side play local rivals birmingham cityllo and welcome to world news today. relatives have been officially informed that all the 157 passenger and crew on board the ethiopian airlines flight that crashed earlier on sunday, have died. it was on its way to the kenyan capital nairobi. the accident happened six minutes into the journey, with the aircraft coming down outside a town 37 miles from addis ababa. so far it's not clear what caused the boeing 737 to crash. the plane had only started service a few months ago. from nairobi, alistair leithead reports. there is very little left of ethiopian airlines flight 302. this is where it crashed, just minutes after take—off. there were 149 passengers and eight crew on board. a search and rescue operation began but the fire was intense. the earth left blackened as the aircraft ploughed into the ground. eyewitnesses described the intensity of the impact. translation: it came directly from the sky downwards. we heard a huge explosion. there was no fire before it crashed but once it cra

the player was attacked during a championship game against birmingham city yesterday.ch invaders at football games, as our sports correspondent, richard conway, reports. a weekend of football marred by violence and angry confrontations. on sunday, aston villa's jack grealish was attacked by a birmingham supporter during a heated local derby. manchester united's chris smalling was shoved during his team's match against arsenal. and the weekend started with rangers captain james tavernier being grabbed by a hibs fan who had evaded stewards. it has led to calls for strong sanctions to now be applied amidst fears players' lives could now be at risk. someone's going to get hurt, either a player or an official. if they do not stamp this out now, they have to come down heavy, then someone will get hurt in future. they have to do it, i don't see them having a choice other than the strongest possible points deduction and playing games behind closed doors. the sports minister mims davis has also expressed her concerns, saying, "the incidents that happened over the weekend were a

and the top story in the uk: a birmingham city fan has been jailed for m weeks after attacking the astonaptainjack greelish on the pitch during sunday's match. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. the sterling jumps on speculation theresa may might be closer to winning packs —— passage for her brexit deal. fancy eating vegetables that were grown underneath train tracks? we look at creative urban farming in the japanese capital. good morning, asia. hello, world. glad you could join us. i recognise on. we start off with brexit, theresa may and jean—claude juncker have agreed to legally binding changes on the backstop. both sides have made the announcement on the eve of a critical vote in the uk parliament. for more on this breaking story, i'm joined by monica miller. some major developments out of strasbourg. the sterling as you mentioned is up and so are asian markets after news broke that theresa may and the head of the european commission have agreed to legally binding changes over the divorce agreement between the eu and the uk. theresa may is hoping the resolut

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was an unsavoury incident in the traditionally fractious derby game betweeen aston villa and birmingham citysecond tier. west midlands police have charged a man after he punched the villa captain jack grealish on the pitch at st andrews. the supporter jumped out of the crowd and hit grealish from behind. the person in question was led away by stewards and police. and grealish was ok — so 0k, in fact, he dusted himself off and scored the winner for the visitors. after the game the midfielder said, "obviously there's rivalry in football but i don't think there's any place for that really. ijust tried to get on with myjob. to score the winner was unbelievable after what happened in the first half. i think it was set up for it. best day of my life. to come here, captain aston villa and score the winner is what dreams are made of, especially for me as a villa fan." to italy, and second—placed napoli made eight changes to their starting line—up, not the best of ideas. that backfired somewhat as they laboured to a 1—1 draw away to mid—table sassuolo in serie a on sunday. the hosts took the lead ear

in english soccer the so-called second city derby between birmingham city and aston villa was marred after a birmingham fan attacked villa captain jack relist the fan ran on to the pitch early in the second tier clash and threw a punch at before being led away by police played on and he had the last laugh scoring the winner to secure the bragging rights for villa the attack follows a similar incident in friday's scottish premiership game between the burning and rangers. are minor now of our top story that we're following here on d. w. there are no survivors in the crash of an ethiopian airlines jet one hundred fifty seven people including five german citizens were on board as the boeing seven thirty seven max lost control shortly after takeoff from a survey about to nairobi it is the second to deadly crash of boeing's latest airliner in five months. coming up stories we'll take a look at how syrian refugees are faring in germany. to the cameras and. do it yourself for good good good camel. don't miss our. players. table. to stay.

aston villa midfielderjack grealish was attacked on the pitch as his side played local rivals birmingham cityon bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. aircraft manufacturer boeing is back in the spotlight after one of its bestselling planes crashes in ethiopian. ready, set, vote — indian officials an ounce elections are scheduled to begin in april. good morning, asia, hello world. it is monday, glad you could join us for this edition of asia business report, i'm rico hizon. we start off with boeing, and the aircraft manufacturer is facing questions over 50 of its new 737 jet, after one crashed in ethiopian, killing 157 people. a similar model, flown by lion air, crashed off the coast of indonesia in october, also killing everybody on board. the bbc‘s transportation corresponded, tom burridge, says it is still too early to tell if there was any direct connection between the two incidents. flight data recorders have to be sent off or analysis, but i think the overriding fact is that you have two of the same aircraft, ultramodern model, a shorthaul model from boeing, crashing in th

birmingham city have been deducted nine points for breaching the football league spending rules.nd peter beardsley has been charged by the fa with racially abusing youth players while working as a coach with newcastle united. the former england forward denies the allegations. i will have more on those stories after 5.30. see you then. the death of university student libby squire whose body was recovered from the humber estuary on wednesday, is being treated as an ‘unlawful killing‘. the 21—year—old went missing after a night out in hull last month. humberside police say a man arrested on suspicion of abduction remains under investigation. danny savage reports. it was on wednesday afternoon that libby squire‘s body was recovered from the humber estuary. a lifeboat brought her body ashore at grimsby after it was spotted in the water near spurn point. libby, who was 21 and studying philosophy at hull university, had been missing since the beginning of february. she vanished after a night out with fellow students in the city. a major police inquiry was launched with officers spending

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in twenty sixteen she transferred to birmingham city in england he she discovered her illness. so what gave her courage. it was like a percentage of seven percent of the normal people out there would not come through . for me it was like well some of them this are enough in so why should i be the seventh person. thankfully the survival rate for floyd cancer is relatively high. katrin bergdahl still on the way of life saving surgery enough but silicates illness but what role did football play in her recovery. as a sports person yeah because you have to you have to live every day or even. every training session to be on the sunday on the pitch so and. as a goalkeeper we have a i don't know why we have a bad road system we have pricing people. i wouldn't say i haven't but yeah i think the mentality or from the goalkeeper me through does wrong. only three months after the diagnosis she was back in training. on the board every week i was on the bench i played my first f.a. cup game against we won at this day i played fetus wow so i think i just days to actually play for me. one year

in twenty sixteen she transferred to birmingham city in england heat she discovered her illness. so what gave her courage. it was like a percentage of seven percent of the normal people out there were not going through the. process for me was like whatsoever and that's actually not been so why should i be the seventh person. thankfully to survival rate for floyd cancer is relatively hard. to trim burgo still on the way of life saving surgery enough but so looking illness what role did football play in her recovery. as a sports person yeah because you have to you have to drive every day or even at my position i have to buy every training session to be on the sunday on the pitch so and. as a goalkeeper we have i don't know why we have a bad rep system but we have prayed for people. i wouldn't say i haven't but yeah i think the mets or from the goalkeeper but me through does wrong. only three months after the diagnosis she was back in training. on the board of february i was on the bench i played my first f.a. cup game against we won that this day it means tedious while so i think t

in twenty sixteen she transferred to birmingham city in england heat she discovered her illness. so what gave her courage. it was like. seven for. the normal people if they would not come through the. process for me it was like i was never there and that's actually not been so why should i be the seventy percent. thankfully the survival rate for fly with cancer is relatively high. thank you trim books are still on the way of life saving surgery and that's a look at illness but what role did football play in her recovery. as a sports person yeah because you have to you have to five every day or even. have to buy every training session to be on the sunday on the pitch so and. as a goalkeeper we have i don't know why we have a bad rep system we have crazy people. i wouldn't say i haven't but yeah i think the mentality or from the goalkeeper i went through that is wrong. only three months after the diagnosis she was back in training. on the fourth of february i was going to bed i played my first f.a. cup game again we won that this day i played caesar's while so i think i just stay t

in twenty sixteen she transferred to birmingham city in england heat she discovered her illness. so what gave her courage. it was like a percentage of seven percent of the normal people out there would not come through the. process for me it was like well some of us are enough in so why should i be the seventh person. thankfully to supply will right for thyroid cancer is relatively hard. to trim burgos still on the way of life saving surgery enough but silicates illness what role did football play in her recovery. as a sports person yeah because you have to you have to drive every day or even my position i have to fight every training session to be on the sunday on the pitch. and. as a goalkeeper we have i don't know why we have a bad reputation but we are crazy people. i wouldn't say i am but yeah i think the mentality or from the goalkeeper me through does wrong. only three months after the diagnosis she was back in training. on the board of ed bradley i was on the bench i'm glad my first f.a. cup game again we won that this is a mean season so out so i think at this day to act

today we had from a man who had been an active ira bomber in birmingham at the same time, part of a team of seven people active in the citygh he was in prison on the night of the attacks. he said, he was giving evidence anonymously via video link and referred to as witness 0, he said he has recently been given permission by ira commander to identify people that he sate were pa rt identify people that he sate were part of that attack. mick murray, michael hayes, james gavin and seamus mclauchlan. mclauchlan was the officer in charge, according to him. at least one of those people is still alive. some of those names have been revealed by various investigative reporters in the past but they have never really been out there in the public domain. this will clearly give the families, many of whom were in court today and were able to hear these names read out in public for the first time, a chance to give further pressures to the authorities. what they want to happen as a result of these inquests is that the police investigation is opened again. six people were originally generals for the attacks and subsequently had convictions

in twenty sixteen she transferred to birmingham city in england he she discovered her illness. so what gave her a car each. person to show seven percent of the normal people that they would not come through the. process for me it was like i was never then this are enough and so why should i be the seventh person. thankfully the survival rate for thought i would cancel is relatively hard. to train but also still on the with life saving surgery and i thought so looking illness but what role did football play in her recovery. as a sports but yeah because you have to you have to five every day or even at my position i have to buy every training session that should be on the sunday on the pitch so and so goalkeeper and we have a i don't know why we have a broken system but we are people. i wouldn't say i am but yeah i think the mets go from a goalkeeper but me through does wrong. only three months after the diagnosis she was back in training. and for february i was on the fifth i played my first f.a. cup. ok again we want to add this day a plane fetus wow so i think this day there a

it happened during sunday's second cit derby between aston villa and birmingham city. 9 minutes into the match, a birmingham fan ran onto the pitch and charged at midfielder jack, punching him in the head. the fan was quickly taken down by security and arrested. villa wasn't injured and went be on to score the game winning goal. still to come, dna test company 23 and me will add a potentially lifesaving feature. plus how much would you pay for one of america's most iconic buildings? you're open all day, every day. that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or give them a call anytime. you don't say. yep. now what will it take to get 24/7 access to that lemon meringue pie? pie! pie's coming! that's what it takes, baby. geico®. great service from licensed agents, 24/7. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. whatever their sensitive skin get it out, with all free c

birmingham city have been deducted nine points for breaching the football league's spending rules, theyl drop to 18th in the championship, five points above the relegation zone. let's get more on this from our sports correspodnent, andy swiss. andy, this is a first. yes, it is a landmark moment for the football league. it is the first time that a club has been docked points for breaching these new financial regulations they brought ina financial regulations they brought in a couple of years ago that state clu bs a re in a couple of years ago that state clubs are not allowed losses of more than £13 million per year over a three—year period. birmingham have spent a lot of money on new players and it seems their recent losses have gone beyond this limit. they had already been put under a tra nsfer had already been put under a transfer embargo. a nine—point penalty is obviously very significant. it is the biggest points deduction since leeds united we re points deduction since leeds united were docked 15 points back in 2007. it does leave birmingham in a precarious position. it pushes them

it happened about nine minutes into sunday's game between aston villa and birmingham city.s birmingham fan who rammed him on the pitch, sucker punched him in the side of the ahead. the fan was quickly taken down by security and arrested. well, that player was not injured. he went on to score the game-winning goal. you're so focused on this game. then all of a sudden you have this crazy fan who gets over there. that was jack greilish. he went on to score a goal. >>> captain marvel dominated this weekend. scoring the biggest world opening of all time for a female-fronted film. raking in $455 million globally and $153 million in north america. "captain marvel" herself, brie larson, surprised moviegoers popcorn and meeting fans. >>> this weekend, snl skewered r. kelly. >> how stupid would it be for me r. kelly with all the crazy illegal things i've done in the past, on tape and gotten away with, to do it again. how stupid do you think i am. is this the camera? >> no. that's a plant. >> guys, think for a minute. use your brains. why would i do these things for 30 years? i gave y

and, a birmingham city fan has been jailed for m weeks, for assaulting aston villa captain jack grealish's 5:00pm. we're at westminster at the start of a hugely important week in the brexit process with just 18 days to the agreed date of the uk's departure from the european union. and there's a real sense of disquiet and alarm at westminster, as talks between brtiain and the eu are in deadlock, with no consenus in prospect on the changes to the withdrawal agreement. the prime minister, who might travel to strasbourg tonight, says her second meaningful vote on the brexit deal will take place in the commons tomorrow, despite speculation that it could be delayed, given the apparent lack of support among mps. if mrs may is defeated tomorrow, there would be further votes on ruling out a no—deal brexit and on delaying the brexit process. lots of things happening today. reports that senior leading brexiteers are being called in to see the government chief whip right 110w. see the government chief whip right now. is it about possibly some agreement is in prospect, a change to the agreement the p

a birmingham city fan who pleaded guilty to attacking the aston villa captainjack grealish yesterday from behind about ten minutes into villa's game at st andrew's. he admitted ‘assault‘ and ‘encroachment onto the pitch‘ at birmingham magistrates‘ court. he been banned from attrending football matches for 10—years. but for some the punshment doesn‘t go far enough. i think that tougher presents incidents would be a start. 1a weeks doesn‘t seem the punishment to fit the crime. there has to be more as a deterrent. and then i think stadium bands, then the burning and fans from their own stadium and la stadiums. they have to find a way of hitting clubs in the pocket. what more is needed is increased security at stadiums. clubs will have to pay for that. manchester city manager pep guardiola says the club‘s players and fans ‘need to dream‘ if they are to win a first champions league title. his side play schalke in the last 16 second leg tomorrow at their etihad stadium, 3—2 up from the first leg. but guardiola believes they need to push themselves, given their relative inexperience. this c

aston villa footballer, jack grealish, is attacked by a spectator — as his side play local rivals birmingham cityament takes a look at what's being done to try and stop the stabbings.

a birmingham city fan has been jailed for 14 weeks for attacking aston villa captain jack grealish duringday. paul mitchell ran on to the pitch and hit grealish from behind. he's also been fined and banned from attending any football mathes from attending any football matches in the uk for 10 years. as well as the attack on grealish, there were incidents at arsenal, and hibernian over the weekend — and ahead of their champions league match tonight, manager pep guardiola added his voice to the condemnation of the pitch invasions. he believes the issue is not confined to football. may be it's a problem in society, not just at a football event. and may be it's a problem in society, notjust at a football event. and of course, the people involved no it's not just regarded with course, the people involved no it's notjust regarded with birmingham in that case or arsenal in that case. of course, it can happen here. there is not walls nowadays, it can happen. we have to work on the culture, we have to work to be better human beings on this kind of thing. kilmarnock scored their first goal in six g

a fan ran on the pitch and punched aston villa's jack agree liz shows they face local rivals birmingham city away in the english a second tier the pitch invader was a rested girlish didn't suffer any serious injuries and went on to score the only goal of the game and the final one was during arsenal's to no home win over manchester united in the premier league after arsenal's second goal united chris smalling was shot by a supporter on the field of play he too was arrested. of course there is shouldn't be a place. that someone runs into the pitch but then again. it's not nice to see. a very well yes you're right so we just have to. make sure that we do we'll play football and they can watch playing football it's just one of them things that we don't want to see i don't want. that but it's not my my control. i think we can enjoy this report out today i'm very proud of part of the. os but i think we need to do before we have a joining us now is mad don he's a sports writer at the daily express he was at the arsenal manchester united game and saw what happened and that does football in britain

cup this month means they've jumped above france with just the usa and west brom are taking on birmingham city lead, gary gardner with the goal. it's birmingham's first match since their nine—point deduction for breaching profitability and sustainability rules. prior to that they'd been threatening for a play—off place but they're now five points above the relegation zone in 18th. there's also one game in the scottish premiership, it's currently livingston zero hibs zero. 36 minutes gone in that one. tiger woods will play rory mcilroy in the last 16 of golf‘s world matchplay championships in texas. woods was one down to patrick cantlay but played the next four holes in five under and won 4&2. meanwhile mcilroy continued his 100% start with four front—nine birdies in a 4&2 win over matthew fitzpatrick. ferrari have dominated today's practice at the bahrain grand prix. sebastian vettel headed team—mate charles leclerc for a one—two in the second session, with world champion lewis hamilton's mercedes in third. hamilton's team—mate valtterri bottas, who won the season opener in australia, was four

legal but to be a potsdam she had stints in the champions league to paris and to man she moved to birmingham city in england where she was named as part of the p.f.a. team of the year and just recently moved to champions chelsea so she's obviously a goalkeeper of class but as we've just seen a report that she says this goalkeepers mentality is battling spirit and she showed her fight against cancer will probably be one of the biggest advantages that she has for making the squad this summer and we certainly hope to see her there thank you so much as mccambridge from v.w. sport thank you. sport of cycling is this week transforming villages and cities on the route of the tour. it's an eight stage race that. some of the highest mountain in the country. stages. race leaders yellow jersey. was one of the first african cyclists to compete in the tour. david king is another african cyclist to make an impact on the sport the kenyan became a local legend four time tour de france champion chris froome he's still working with young cyclists. another quick prayer. it's just gone three thirty am david keene an

championship club birmingham city have been deducted nine points for breaching football league rules more than is permitted. the points deduction means birmingham are now just five points clear of the relegation zone with eight matches still to play. this was the reaction from some blues supporters today it could have been 12, we were in trouble. a fair decision? a fair decision, you can't argue. they're it's all right, it's sad but we got the old 0 - all it's all right, it's sad but we got the old 0 — all clear to start again next season. there are too many teams in the league, we are too much ofa teams in the league, we are too much of a big club. like teams in the league, we are too much ofa big club. like i'm said, i'm glad it happened this season and we can crack on with the rest of it. super league leaders st helens have moved two points clear at the top of the table — after extending their unbeaten start to the season to seven matches. they thrashed third placed castleford 112—12 — lachlan coote with their opening try after just four minutes. st helens ran in eight tries in tot

to be a potsdam she's jihad stints in the champions league for paris and jim and she moved to birmingham city in england where she was named as part of the p.f.a. team of the year and just recently moved to champions chelsea so she's obviously a goalkeeper of class but as we've just seen a report that she says this goalkeepers mentality is battling spirit and she showed her fight against cancer will probably be one of the biggest advantages that she has for making the squad this summer we certainly hope to see her there thank you so much as mccambridge from devious sport thank you. now some tennis and roger federer is just two matches away from winning his one hundredth title on the a.t.p. tour better or save to set points in the first set tiebreaker in his match against marta on which in the dubai championships the swiss player then took the second set six four to book a place in the us. let's take you to rwanda now where the sport of cycling is this week transforming villages and cities all the route of the tour de rwanda it's an eight stage race that winds from the lake up some of the high

a british football pitch what is going on right so yesterday in the second city darby between birmingham city and aston villa in england a fan managed to climb on to the page of to ten minutes of play and punch a player on the back of the head i was quite shocking pictures that were about to say. they happened to aston villa's jack and greenish who. in fact went on to school to win that game so it's fair to say you have the last lot of minutes to become self up and dozens of down the fan has since been arrested. a similar thing then happened later today in the match between austin and manchester united where another fan invaded the pitch and got very close and i just you know it's it's christe smally a similar thing had also happened on friday evening in a game between he bernie and ranges in edinburgh in the scottish premier league so for all of these incidents to happen on one weekend for it's really quite worrying now there are of course no fences in british football grounds between the stands and the pitch but the authorities are going to have to find a solution for this kind of thing to

after running onto the pitch and punching aston villa captainjack grealish as they played rivals birmingham cityour reviewers, the author and journalist yasmin alibhai—brown