from there, it was blackpool who dominated. cullen to poke in this final goal. for exeter, there was to be no answer. some troubled years, now finally something for blackpool fans to celebrate. there was an extraordinary result in the wls spring series, where leaders liverpool were thrashed 7—0 by chelsea, with all the goals scored by a different player. chelsea went ahead afterjust four minutes through gilly flaherty and by half—time the blues were 3—0 up... chelsea's domination continued after the break with four more goals, drew spence completing the seven nil humbling of the reds. liverpool have one match left and lead the table, but they have played a game more than second—placed chelsea who have a vastly superior goal difference. manchester city lost a league game for the first time in over two years. they lost 1—0 to arsenal, jordan nobbs with one of the goals of the season. the 100th giro d'italia went right down to the last kilometre — and it was tom dumoulin, who started the day in fourth place, who claimed the winner

again that isn't blackpool so it seems as if the hospital and gps in blackpool seem to have some kindare waiting for nhs digital to confirm. in and we are waiting for nhs digitalto confirm. one in and we are waiting for nhs digital to confirm. one tweet from a doctor seeing why would anybody want to mount a cyber attack on the hospital or health care system? it seems extraordinary. this is where you get into the fact that is a ransom. attacks take place and a ransom. attacks take place and a ransom is asked for. we will have to see what this truly is. can you reca ptu re see what this truly is. can you recapture anyone joining as what we know about this apparent coordinated cyber attack on the national health service in england? we are hearing reports of the major cyber attack being carried out across the country on the nhs. we have reports from the nhs in blackburn, blackpool, nottingham, cumberland and stevenage and a london hospital and we are waiting to hear more confirmation from nhs england. thank you. we will bring you more on that as we get it. it isa bring you more on that as

leading 3—2 from the first leg, blackpool extended their overall lead through nathan delfonso.s in front from the spot — danny hylton converting after he was controversally fouled in the area. blackpool levelled then in dramatic style with a goal that will probably be given as a stuart moore own goal. exeter city beat carlisle 65 on aggregate. the match will take place, the showpiece event, on wembley on sunday, the 28th of may. championship side nottingham forest has been sold to shipping magnate evangelos marinakis. his 100% takeover has been confirmed by the efl after he passed their owners' and directors' test, and brings to an end fawaz al—hasawi's tumultuous five—year stint in charge. marinakis has faced allegations of match—fixing and criminal involvement. however, he denies all of the claims. we have already been cleared by the football league, by the authorities. they asked us questions and, at the end of the day, or this has taken place in the last two months, and we are all clear, we have passed the tests, not only from the local authorities in the uk but uefa, organ

from there, it was blackpool who dominated. this final goal. for exeter, there was to be no answer. some troubled years, is finally something for blackpool fans to celebrate. there was an extraordinary result in the wls spring series, where leaders liverpool were thrashed 7—0 by chelsea, with all the goals scored by a different player. chelsea went ahead afterjust four minutes through gilly flaherty and by half—time the blues were 3—0 up... chelsea's domination continued after the break with four more goals, drew spence completing the seven nil humbling of the reds. liverpool have one match left and lead the table, but they have played a game more than second—placed chelsea who have a vastly superior goal difference. manchester city lost a league game for the first time in over two years. they lost 1—0 to arsenal, jordan nobbs with one of the goals of the season. a big upset on the first day of the french open — with the world number one and top seed angelique kerber going out in the first round to ekatarina makarova. kerber st

blackpool heading to wembley after winning 6—5 on aggregate. loan last season as well. they will face blackpool at wembley on the 20th of may for a place in league 1. harry kane looks set to win the premier league's golden boot. he scored 25 last season, up to 26 this one after scoring four against leicester last night. they won 6—1. he is two goals clear romalu lukaku with just one game to play. it is his fourth hat—trick of the season, the first time he has scored four in the first time he has scored four in the league, though. it equals the club's biggest away win in the top division in the club's history. 0bviously delighted to get four goals for the first time in my professional career doing that, so a good moment to do it as well because there has been a bit of build—up in there has been a bit of build—up in the week with the golden boot race, soi the week with the golden boot race, so i thought, get one or two tonight to put the pressure on so to get four is an amazing feeling. celtic are still unbeaten in the scottish premiership with o

in wembley, is the league 2 play—off final between blackpool and exeter city.ead inside three minutes. exeter found an equaliser shortly before half—time. a welljudged finish. they are into the second half. it is still 1—1. kell brook's trainer says the boxer will need an operation to fix the broken left eye socket he sustained in his ibf welterweight loss to errol spence junior last night. his coach dominic ingle, says he will discuss brook's boxing future, including any changes in weight division. brook was knocked down by spence in the tenth round. the fight was stopped in the 11th with his eye heavily swollen. it's the same injury that brook suffered in his fight against golovkin eight months ago, but in the opposite eye. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you very much. let's take a look at the weather prospects. a mixed picture at the start of the week. many places have enjoyed a fine afternoon. variable clouds, hazy sunshine. quite warm. it is going to

so after back—to—back relegations, finally something for blackpool fans to celebrate.m in their last match before next month's tour to argentina. with much of eddie jones' side elsewhere including some on lions duty, the starting line up featured seven debutants including nathan earle, who was first across over the line. england scored three tries in all, the second from another new face, that of nick isiekwe. danny care claimed the third as they won 28—14. the 100th giro d'italia went right down to the last kilometre, and it was tom dumoulin, who started the day in fourth place, who claimed the winner's pinkjersey. the final stage was a time trial from the monza grand prix circuit to milan, which played to the dutch rider's strengths — he set the fastest time of all the main contenders nairo quintana, who'd taken took the race lead on friday, needed to finish within 53 seconds of dumoulin‘s time. but couldn't manage it. dumoulin becomes the first dutchman to win the giro. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour the german chancellor has said that the

depart is just moves from brighton to blackpool.017. in fact, events taking place in hull during 2017. infact, an events taking place in hull during 2017. in fact, an event has been promised every day of the year. and when you make a promise like that, you're going to need a lot of people to help with the staging and that is ready hull 2017 volunteers come in. everyday people giving up their free time to lend a hand. there are more than 2000 of them ranging in age from 16 all the way up to 84. caroline has been to meet some of them. they are the blue coated army, an army of volunteers from all backgrounds, all ages, from all over the uk. from greeting people at events to performing as extras in plays, the 2017 volunteers are the engine that is helping to drive this year of culture in hull. in much the same way as the games makers did at the london olympics, hull's volu nteers the london olympics, hull's volunteers are the welcoming face of the city in its culture year. my name's sue. there was no way i was going to miss this year of

a major national incident disrupting hospitals and trusts from glasgow, dumfries and ca rlisle, blackpoolsome of the big teaching hospitals in london, and services in the south of england. the prime minister says the incident is part of a wider attack affecting organisations around the world. it's thought 7a countries have been affected. our health editor hugh pym reports. there was a serious disruptions in some part of the nhs today with signs warning of significant delays and some gp surgeries having to remain empty. all this the result of the biggest cyber attack in the history of the nhs. some patients waiting for non— urgent surgeries we re waiting for non— urgent surgeries were told their operations had been postponed. it is inconvenient, the nurses are absolutely fabulous and the dog is but it is a henious crime. —— doctors. the dog is but it is a henious crime. -- doctors. richard was also told his operation would not happen today. they helped me because i was a bit nervous about it so i have to go through it again. lara was delayed in leaving hospital after having a baby yesterda

only around 6,000 blackpool fans were at wembley.uddersfield town and reading. one of those two clubs willjoin newcastle united and brighton in promotion to the premier league. sometimes the feeling if you're not a reading supporter then nearly everybody in england, in britain, and maybe in europe supports huddersfield town and likes to bring this fairytale to a happy end. so this looks like the second fairytale in british football in a row after leicester last season and this is what we are feeling and we are feeling that we getting backed from a lot of people all over britain. we need to think about what we need to do now to win that game and that's what we're going to be facing. we're not going to be thinking about what it does to the club or to the city if we win. there is also a chance that you lose. chelsea ladies hammered liverpool 7—0 in the wsl spring series. the goals came from seven different scorers. drew spence completing the humbling of the reds. liverpool have one match left and lead the table, but they have played a g

hamilton since he was eight years old, scored their winner. at hamilton since he was eight years blackpoolver exeter city. to league one with a 2—1 it's an immediate return after relegation to league two last season. after relegation to but only around 6,000 blackpool supporters went to wembley due to an ongoing protest against the club's owners. sir ben ainslie's great britain team have lost both of their races today in the qualifying stages of sailing's america's cup in bermuda. of sailing's america's they are in second place in the six team table after mistakes in both of today's races but they are aiming to become the first british crew to win the prestigious competition. to become the first british crew qualifying continues tomorrow. to become the first british crew alexander to become the first british crew noren has won the championship alexander noren has won the pga championship at wentworth by two shots, the swede's final round of 62, ten under par, broke the course record and he described it as one of the best minds of his career. —— best rounds of his career. england's rugby un

blackpool have the advantage in their tie against luton. 3—2 was the score at bloomfield road last weekendgham forest has been sold to greek shipping magnate and 0lympiakos owner evangelos marinakis. his takeover has been confirmed by the english football league after he passed their owners' and directors' test. let's speak now to sports news correspondent richard conway. and under the current ownership it has been a period of turmoil, will it bea has been a period of turmoil, will it be a period of change? reaction on social media has been positive towards this news, that evangelos marinakis has been successful in leading champions league appearances and now he is the owner of nottingham forest. he will bring with him several key personnel from the club, and wants to establish stability, he says. i've been speaking to him, his only interview after completing the takeover. but i did have to ask him about his controversial past. there are allegations based about match fixing, being part of a criminal organisation and, at one stage, being involved in the bombing of a ba kery being involved i

we moved resources in from as far away as blackpool, cheshire, up in the south cumbria, everyone wasio contact directly with the first people to arrive. at what point dojunior lies, eitherfrom arrive. at what point dojunior lies, either from the tone or the m essa g es lies, either from the tone or the messages you received back, that this was something completely out of the ordinary? i have been around the ambulance service for 30 years, i know the message when it comes through, that first message i saw what it talked about an explosion, and in the first call i got when it said it was at the arena, i sensed very quickly that there was something really significant going on here. the messages i got from our other commanders on scene, it was quite clear that there were fatalities and large numbers of casualties, and i realised then this isa casualties, and i realised then this is a significant event there will need to make sure we are properly supporting resources from across the north of england, notjust our own services. so we would getting m essa g es services. so we would getting m

television performance by sir cliff richard has been discovered in an unlikely spot — on a farm in blackpoolill be showcased in london — other highlights include the singer blondie's debut on uk tv, and two editions of top of the pops from the 70s. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been delving into the archives. unseen for almost 60 years. the oldest surviving tv footage of an 18—year—old cliff richard. itv‘s oh boy! from 1958, recently found by a blackpool fairground owner selling off his father's television print collection. the whole episode will be part of pop discoveries in london, an event showcasing recently unearthed music tv programmes. including the 600th episode of top of the pops from october 1975, with sparks. it was destroyed, but a copy has been found by the widow of a former bbc engineer, and includes a performance by bruce forsyth. # she's a great little housewife # though sometimes she talks like a fool #. this single, sandra, missed the charts, unlike another new find — a second top of the pops from 1975 has t.rex performing new york city with a dancing f

while blackpool have been promoted to league one with a 2—1win over exeter city.,000 supporters at wembley due to an ongoing boycott by fans in protest against the club's owners. england's rugby union side have beaten the barbarians in their final match before heading on tour to argentina next month. thank you. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at ten. hello. this is bbc news. let's go back to the bank holiday weekend british airways chaos. in rome, ba passengers have been told by staff that it may be tuesday before they can be booked onto flights home. of course hundreds of passengers who were supposed to fly out of heathrow or gatwick have had their travel disrupted — earlier my colleague sean ley spoke to eddie leviten and his daughter esther about their experiences at heathrow yesterday. we were due to fly to marseille to spend a week in the south of france. it was clear there was some kind of problem when we got to the airport, but they took our bags and said it was ok. we spent the who

jane tweddle—taylor was a school receptionist and a mother of three from blackpool.e is irreplaceable, her colleagues said, bubbly, kind, welcoming, funny, generous. neljones was 14 and described by her teachers as a bright and popular pupil, always smiling. it feels like the school has lost a sister, they said, not a classmate. sorrell was also 14 and from leeds. her mother and grandmother were injured, her grandmother critically. her sister survived without injury. marcin klis was married with three young children. herfamily issued a statement saying, family was her life, she has been taken from us in the most traumatic way imaginable. friends lisa lees and allison howe were waiting for their 15—year—old daughters. both girls survived the blast but their mothers died side—by—side. look into these faces and youth and optimism beam back at you. children, young parents, leading normal, blameless lives. alan little, bbc news. as we have been hearing kelly brewster died while reportedly shelling her knees. we have more details. slc on a night out in manchester. clearly

applause and after hull, the play moves from brighton to blackpool.is just one of hundreds of events taking part in hull during 2017. in fact, an event has been promised every day of the year. and when you make a promise like that, you are going to need a lot of people to help with the staging and that's where the hull 2017 volunteers come in. everyday people. they've given up their free time to lend a hand. there are more than 2,000 of them, ranging in age from 16 up to sa. caroline has been to meet some of them. they are the blue—coated army, an army of volunteers from all backgrounds, ages, from all over the uk. from greeting people at events to performing as extras in plays, the 2017 volunteers are the engine that is helping to drive this year of culture in hull. in much the same way as the games makers did at the london olympics, hull's volunteers of the welcoming face of this city in its culture year. my name is sue. there's no way i was going to miss this year volunteering. this year's volunteering. sue caught the bug at london 2012 and she was

jane tweddle—taylor was a school receptionist and a mother of three from blackpool.. "she is irreplaceable," her colleagues said, "bubbly, kind, welcoming, funny, generous." neljones was 14 and described by her teachers as "a bright and popular pupil, always smiling. it feels like the school has lost a sister, they said, not a classmate." sorrell leczkowski was also 14 and from leeds. her mother and grandmother were injured, her grandmother critically. her sister survived without injury. michelle was married with three young children. herfamily issued a statement saying, family was her life, she has been taken from us in the most traumatic way imaginable. friends lisa lees and allison howe were waiting for their 15—year—old daughters. both girls survived the blast but their mothers died side—by—side. look into these faces and youth and optimism beam back at you. children, young parents, leading normal, blameless lives. alan little, bbc news. in other news: there've been two explosions at a busy bus terminal in the indonesian capitaljakarta. two suspected suicide bomb

blackpool were in the premier league 6 years ago... kenilworth road until this happened in injury time...it went down as an own goal from the hatter goalie stuart moore own goal... so blackpool are heading to wembley after winning 6—5 on aggregate that was the same score over two leags between exeter and carlisle. .. thr cumbrians had leveleed the tie in the 90th minute at st james park but jack stacey got the exeter winner. so they head to wembley...to face blackpool on the 28th may for a place in league one celtic are still unbeaten in the scottish premiership with one game to play — 1898 was the last time they went through a whole league season without defeat but they only played 18 matches back then, last night's 5—nil victory at partick thistle was their 33rd win in 37. that saw them equal their record points tally as well, they are up to 103, 30 points clear of second placed aberdeen, they've got hearts on the last day of the season this sunday british rider geraint thomas has pulled out of the giro d'italia — he was involved in

and you are from black and ball —— blackpool. do you have any words for the security services here?e we even came out. who did you see? riot police, the armed... they we re see? riot police, the armed... they were incredible. they don't know what they were running into. stephanie, kennedy, iam what they were running into. stephanie, kennedy, i am sorry for what you have been through. i hope you get home again. the voices of a mother and daughter, there. like many we have spoken to, they are not from manchester. they present their response here, but they want to get out. they want to get back to loved ones. right now, there is an investigation going on. please try to piece together the evidence to find out what happened, here. ed thomas, think it very much. as you have said, they tried to piece together any evidence they can get their hands on. —— they are trying to. one recording captured the moment when the fans heard the explosion. my guide! 0h oh my god! screaming. we have heard from three me in the last few minutes, issuing a statement saying... —— theresa may in d. she goes on

the top of the blackpool tower has disappeared in the cloud.north west of scotland in 12 cloudy skies here. when continuing over the far north of scotland. most parts of scotla nd north of scotland. most parts of scotland and northern ireland in northern england will have sunny spells. sunny spells in line for parts of wales but when the course that will be rather grey and the murky. it will be murky as well around the coast of cornwall and devon and even the south—east of england. a bit of see falkirk la look north was from time to time. —— a bit of see falkirk. —— sea fog. temperatures in the mid to late 20s. tonight sea fog. will still be around in england. but it will be a mild night. a sultry feel to thursday morning. but there will be more sunshine compared to today. clear weather cloud developing across central and eastern areas. i tried a and b star to see the heat from the build—up widely around the late 20s. we could see 2720 degrees and the south—east and perhaps 2627 degrees in the west of scotland. high pressure gradually moving to

a true gentleman. jane tweddle—taylor was a school receptionist and a mother of three from blackpool.her colleagues said, bubbly, kind, welcoming, funny, generous. neljones was 14 and described by her teachers as a bright and popular pupil, always smiling. it feels like the school has lost a sister, they said, not a classmate. sorrell was also 14 and from leeds. her mother and grandmother were injured, her grandmother critically. her sister survived without injury. miohelle was married with three young children. herfamily issued a statement saying, family was her life, she has been taken from us in the most traumatic way imaginable. friends lisa lees and alison howe were waiting for their 15—year—old daughters. both girls survived the blast but their mothers died side—by—side. look into these faces and youth and optimism beam back at you. children, young parents, leading normal, blameless lives. alan little, bbc news. well, as we heard, alison howe and lisa lees were among those killed in the attack at the manchester arena. our correspondent, judith moritz, has been to their home town

a true gentleman. jane tweddle—taylor was a school receptionist and a mother of three from blackpool.hter. she is irreplaceable, her colleagues said, bubbly, kind, welcoming, funny, generous. neljones was 14 and described by her teachers as a bright and popular pupil, always smiling. it feels like the school has lost a sister, they said, not a classmate. sorrell was also 14 and from leeds. her mother and grandmother were injured, her grandmother critically. her sister survived without injury. michelle was married with three young children. herfamily issued a statement saying, family was her life, she has been taken from us in the most traumatic way imaginable. friends lisa lees and alison howe were waiting for their 15—year—old daughters. both girls survived the blast but their mothers died side—by—side. look into these faces and youth and optimism beam back at you. children, young parents, leading normal, blameless lives. alan little, bbc news. and this is what is so heartbreaking after the attack, too many children, too many families devastated by the bombing. it is terrible. notjus

been declared a major national incident disrupting hospitals and trusts from dumfries and carlisle, blackpoolork, to some of the big teaching hospitals in london, and services in the south of england. our first report tonight from our health editor hugh pym. a major incident has been declared by nhs leaders in england and hospitals like this one in colchester have been experiencing serious computer problems after a cyber attack. this is what some patients told us: the gentleman just inside the door said that all the computers have gone down, and they are not sure whether the doctors can see you forward have a reason. if it is x—rays, breakages, what have you, they will send you home. voiceover: it has happened before, this hospital trust covering north lincolnshire and gore, it systems we re lincolnshire and gore, it systems were closed for three days as the result of a cyber attack last autumn. hundreds of operations and patient appointments were postponed, people were told to get to eight and the only if it was really necessary, there were warnings that nhs it was honourable. and today staf

it does not matter where you are, we have been to birmingham today and blackpool.e to the temple and got something to eat and we got them a lift home and give them a hot drink. to extraordinary men among many extraordinary people who came out here in manchester last night. many of those people at the arena last night came to albert square are just a couple of hours ago, hundreds of people here standing room only, people here standing room only, people squashed together in the square. the vigil began with the show of appreciation for the emergency services, the lord mayor of manchester said it was a chance to express solidarity with the victims but i think a lot of people recognising the extraordinary work the emergency services dead last night which surely save the lives of many injured. speaking at the vigil we also heard from the bishop of manchester david walker. he believes the city ‘s unity have been strengthened by the diversity you can see behind me. this is an unbelievable turnout tonight, it shows that they are the very few but we are the many, we are manc

a major national incident, disrupting hospitals and trusts from glasgow, dumfries and ca rlisle, blackpoolnd york, to some of the big teaching hospitals in london, and services in the south of england. the prime minister says the incident is part of a wider attack affecting organisations around the world. it's thought 7a countries have been affected. there was serious disruption in some parts of the nhs today, with signs warning of significant delays at a&e units and some gp surgeries having to remain empty. all this the result of the biggest cyber attack in the history of the nhs. some patients like tom, waiting for nonurgent surgery, were told their operations had been postponed. it's inconvenient, very frustrating for my fellow patients inside lincoln county. the nurses are absolutely fabulous, and the doctors, and also i think it's a heinous crime, this hacking, because they are putting people's lives at risk. richard, who was due to have an operation on his leg, was also told it wouldn't happen today. it was disappointing, because i've got all... they helped me, because i was a bit ne

jane tweddle—taylor was a school receptionist and a mother of three from blackpool."she is irreplaceable", her colleagues said, "bubbly, kind, welcoming, funny, generous." neljones was 1a and described by her teachers as a bright and popular pupil, always smiling. it feels like the school has lost a sister, they said, not a classmate. sorrell was also 1a and from leeds. her mother and grandmother were injured, her grandmother critically. her sister survived without injury. miohelle kiss was married with three young children. her family issued a statement saying, "family was her life, she has been taken from us in the most traumatic way imaginable." friends lisa lees and alison howe were waiting for their 15—year—old daughters. both girls survived the blast, but their mothers died side—by—side. look into these faces and youth and optimism beam back at you. children, young parents, leading normal, blameless lives. allan little, bbc news. manchester. alison howe and lisa lees lost their lives in the attack. our correspondentjudith moritz has been to royton in oldham, to

blackpool have extended their lead, they 4—2 up at luton after their victory at home at bloomfield lastt a range of reforms at a meeting of its stakeholders at wembley. the changes now mean the governing body will meet the new code introduced by sports minister tracey crouch, enabling it to continue to receive public money. our sports correspondent katie gornall has more. they will streamline the board and introduced term limits for fa council membership. the idea is to make it more diverse and more reflective of the people who played the sport. greg clark, the chairman, who threatened to resign if these reforms will pass, called it a good start, but he wanted to go further. you have to remember the pressure the fa was under to reform. there was a threat of public money being withdrawn if they didn't. although people feel these reforms don't go far enough, given the glazier pace of change we have seen at the fa previously, it is a significant step forward. one of the other measures approved by the fa at their agm is a move from next season to introduce retrospective bans for players who

those affected are barts trust in london, the lister hospital in stevenage, nhs sites in blackburn, blackpoolingham, and cumberland infirmary in carlisle. this is the message that appears on the screen when an nhs member of staff tries to use their computer, it is called a ransomware attack. they block the computer and demands a ransom in order to reading access. ina a ransom in order to reading access. in a statement in the last hour, nhs did has said... in the last few minutes, we have learned that a large and abrupt spanish companies have been affected. 0ur correspondent helena lee is outside st bartholomew's hospital in the city of london. we are, as you say, outside barts hospital in london. the trust has four hospitals. this is one of the hospitals which has been affected by this major it system failure. this cyber attack. they are clearly very busy inside the hospital and cannot come out to give us any kind of statement, however they have said that they are experiencing a major it disruption, and there are delays that all of their hospitals. they say they have activated here and at the

those affected are barts trust in london, the lister hospital in stevenage, the nhs in blackburn, blackpoolnd cumberland infirmary in carlisle. just hearing from the nhs in wales have not been affected. they have their own it infrastructure. so this does seem to be an issue from nhs england. we are just getting a statement in from nhs digitaljust saying, we are statement in from nhs digitaljust saying, we are aware statement in from nhs digitaljust saying, we are aware of cyber security incident, we are working on a response. that is nhs digital, the division of the nhs which handles technology issues. let's get more on this now with our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones. you have seen a you have seen a screen you have seen a screen grab of the message coming up when health service workers try to get into their computers? it is too early to say what is behind this attack. but it appears to be run somewhere, when malicious software is sent to computers, taking computers in perhaps old software. what it does, it locks their files and then up p°p5 it locks their files and then up pop

areas that are not doing well academically, blackpool, isle of wight, midlands, north and smaller townsknow if an extra 30,000 people were attracted to go to university if it is free, has that been funded? and in addition to the 9.4 billion that the labour party has said it will cost, you would like to know when you abolish tuition fees, would it mean that university is free for overseas students? that's a lot for you to remember, sorry! this is a big lightship labour policy, that they will scratch wishing these —— flagships. currently universities are charging £9,250 per year if you go this autumn, it is a big cost. labour has said that university education would be free. what they have not talked about is how much it would cost the treasury if more people go to university. only last year, the government got rid of the cap on student numbers so universities can recruit as many students as they like but if thousands more decided they wanted university educations... they may, if it is free? i have seen figures as high as 60,000. the cost of the treasury will be far greater than the £10 b

he sent the ball into his own net to end the season long dream of his team and sent at blackpool to playcessful deception of a match official". the fa say incidents will be reviewed by a panel of three and a unanimous decision will result in a two—match ban. but not everyone approves. i think it‘s rubbish because what about the lad that gets booked who did not die of? what will they do? ring technology in and we can look at it on the day. bring a symbian in so we can put them in the sink in for ten minutes and return to the feel. stock paying these money to create rubbish situations in the game. the outgoing chief executive of the rfu, ian ritchie, says the england coach doesn‘t have to be english. ritchie helped appoint australian eddiejones to the role in 2015 — and he believes quality should always be the overriding factor. you need the best coach that you can get and the most important thing is, friendly, whether he be kiwi, australian or martian, you need the best coach that you can get because what happens is that success on the pitch out here with the england team has an undoubted

it does not matter where you are, we have been to birmingham today and blackpool. very good to hearfor you, thank you for everything you did last night. you're watching bbc news here in manchester. we are in albert square at the moment, we have had hundreds of people here through the course of the evening, lots of them sharing stories, some of them at the arena last night, they have obviously got some very sorry stories to tell, a lot of people coming to terms with what they heard last night. the police have been asked people to send in photographs and videos, anything which might help piece together what happened. judith moderates has been talking to some of the eyewitnesses and in particular two cousins who were very close to the event. i've been waiting to see her tour for about four years. so i've literally been waiting for so long, and then she finally released the tour dates and we were like "we'll save up and get good tickets, because we are going to be at the front". and we did. we got the vip package. it was just one of those things. i had to go. she just