he was sent off, leaving brighton with ten men.ond half, before morgan gibbs—white sealed a last minute winner. brighton ten points clear of the relegation zone but still not mathematically safe. stjohnstone are through to the scottish cup final, after beating st mirren 2—1 in today's semifinal at hampden park. goals from chris kane and glenn middleton put them in their second final of the season, despite conor mccarthy pulling one back for st mirren five minutes from time. stjohnstone have already won the league cup this year — they'll play hibs in 13 days' time. in the scottish women's premier league, glasgow city extended their lead at the top of the table after beating rangers 2—0. costa rica midfielder priscilla chinchilla scored both goals in the first half at rangers training centre. they're now six points clear of their glasgow rivals with seven games to play. it's now three wins in four races for lewis hamilton, who came out on top at the spanish grand prix. the world champion started on pole, the 100th of his career, but

. —— they lost to brighton. needed to keep the premier league title race alive. defeat to aston villa would have seen rivals city win it today and despite going behind at villa park, united came back to to win 3—1. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. manchester city waited for the title, but when and where? let's visit birmingham. where's bertrand traore going? he knew. aston villa winning — and for title significance, it was manchester united losing. second half, all change. there was probably no need for douglas luiz to challenge paul pogba like that. yeah, it's a penalty. and so stepped forward bruno fernandes, the way he steps forward. he was ice cool from the spot! three minutes later, the turn. it's greenwood on the turn this time! mason greenwood saw a gap and guided the ball right into it. united now winning, therefore city still waiting. this match in fact became another of the fine united comebacks, completed by edinson cavani. like that, the title remains a race, or rather, at least, it waits f

in brighton, visitors were delighted to return.ut and about. so, yeah, it's all good. get a bit of a normal life again. just been out and having family time as well. being able to socialise, going into the bars, having a meal, nice drink. as holidays are going to be this year, this will - probably be it, so, yeah. and it was a relief for local business, said one coffee shop worker. things have been quite tough, haven't they, very tough for a lot of people, so, yes, it is a relief, and it's good to, you know, see so many people out enjoying themselves as well. it's wonderful. as the mostly unmasked crowds grew, the locals withdrew. i'm pleased that we have no reason to go into town or use public transport today, because it'sjust incredibly crowded. for the thousands of visitors filling the streets of brighton, it's a glorious bank holiday, almost back to normal. that's not the case for the brighton residents, who are worried that covid could be creeping back this way. many were busy queueing for vaccines. here, as elsewhere, they're

in brighton, visitors were delighted to return.ut and about. so, yeah, it�*s all good. get a bit of a normal life again. just been out and having family time as well. being able to socialise, going into the bars, having a meal, nice drink. as holidays are going to be this year, this will - probably be it, so, yeah. and it was a relief for local business, said one coffee shop worker. things have been quite tough, haven�*t they, very tough for a lot of people, so, yes, it is a relief, and it�*s good to, you know, see so many people out enjoying themselves as well. it�*s wonderful. as the mostly unmasked crowds grew, the locals withdrew. i'm pleased that we have no reason to go into town or use public transport today, because it'sjust incredibly crowded. for the thousands of visitors filling the streets of brighton, it�*s a glorious bank holiday, almost back to normal. that�*s not the case for the brighton residents, who are worried that covid could be creeping back this way. many were busy queueing for vaccines. here, as elsewhere, t

brighton up to 14th and ten points clear of third—from—bottom fulham.rd—from—bottom fulham need to do the same, but they are currently losing at chelsea 1—0. that the latest score. a big win for thomas tuchel and chelsea's top four hopes. kai havertz with the goal. everton, also chasing european football, kick off against aston villa at 8pm. the fight for survival at the bottom of the championship has just intensified further, after both sheffield wednesday and derby county failed to get the wins they needed today. they face each other next week on the final day of the season — when either, or both, could be relegated. stuart pollitt reports. his time almost upper sheffield wednesday in the championship? with financial worries, point deductions and three managers, it has been a sorry season. this defensive force just about summed up the situation. karen westwood clattering anthony nock art. talk about you yourself in the foot. when you're at the foot of the foot. when you're at the foot of the table. the goalkeeper did make immediate amends, though, sav

, ourfocus is brighton because the best way is to be ready against...eam, so hopefully we can do it perfectly. tottenham have welcomed the arrests of eigth men after one of their players was racially abused on social media. police are investigating what they described as "utterly unacceptable" comments made during spurs' defeat to manchester city on april 11th. it comes on the same day bbc sport announced its collaboration with sky sports to spread their hate won't win campaign against online abuse to a wider audience. we don't have to agree on everything. we don't have to agree on everything-— we don't have to agree on everything. we don't have to agree on eve hina.~ ., , , , . everything. who is the best team? who is right? _ everything. who is the best team? who is right? who _ everything. who is the best team? who is right? who is _ everything. who is the best team? who is right? who is wrong. - everything. who is the best team? who is right? who is wrong. but i who is right? who is wrong. but there are some _ who is right? who is wrong. but there a

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they're two points adrift and losing to brighton.after centre owen lane was sent off for this foul, the hosts fought back to win at cardiff arms park. replacement lock teddy williams�* converted try giving cardiff their first win in this season's competition. world athletics president lord coe says athletes must be prepared to make sacrifices while competing at the olympic games this summer, with the coronavirus pandemic continuing to impact hosts, japan. a national state of emergency remains across large parts of the country, including tokyo, with competitors unlikely to enjoy many of the freedoms of previous games. the japanese public remain fearful the arrival of over 10,000 athletes from 200 different countries and regions could lead to a further rise in cases. in order to compete and in order to be at a games that has some of the most challenging complexities attached to it, there will be sacrifices that must be made. we will not do anything to put themselves in jeopardy or the local community. rory mcilroy is well placed to win

in brighton, visitors were delighted to return.s all good. get a bit of a normal life again. just been out and having family time as well. being able to socialise, going into the bars, having a meal, nice drink. as holidays are going to be this year, this will - probably be it, so, yeah. and it was a relief for local business, said one coffee shop worker. things have been quite tough, haven't they, very tough for a lot of people, so, yes, it is a relief, and it's good to, you know, see so many people out enjoying themselves as well. it's wonderful. as the mostly unmasked crowds grew, the locals withdrew. i'm pleased that we have no reason to go into town or use public transport today, because it'sjust incredibly crowded. for the thousands of visitors filling the streets of brighton, it's a glorious bank holiday, almost back to normal. that's not the case for the brighton residents, who are worried that covid could be creeping back this way. many were busy queueing for vaccines.

our correspondent sanchia berg is in brighton for us. busy day in brighton today, sanchia?ed as you can see from the pictures, from the helicopter. it has been busy with people coming from other parts of the country, i have been speaking to families who have come from the west midlands for example. they said it was almost normal. they were delighted to enjoy the hot weather but they were a little bit apprehensive about covid and i think thatis apprehensive about covid and i think that is generally the feeling, that people are ready but i don't feel it is quite over. the shops are thrilled to see people back. local residents not quite so enthusiastic because they are worried they could bring, these visitors, an unwelcome visitor, more covid infections. the rate has really dropped in brighton over the last few weeks and local people are worried this could bring it back. thank you very much. a former head of the cia has told the bbc he has no doubt in his mind there is an urgent need for tighter controls of biological laboratories around the world, to prevent another pandemic

bristol city facing relegation as they trail brighton.—1 in the semi at hampden park. goals from chris kane and glenn middleton put them into their second final of the season, despite conor mccarthy pulling one back for st mirren with five minutes to go. stjohnstone have already won the league cup this year — they'll play hibs in 13 days' time. lewis hamilton has extended his lead in the formula one championship to 14 points after winning the spanish grand prix. the reigning champion had to work hard for his victory, though. hamilton, starting from pole for the 100th time in his career, but max verstappen got past him at the first corner. hamilton struggled to keep up with him, but opting for a second pit stop gave him fresher tyres and the extra speed to catch the red bull driver with six laps to go. the briton took the chequered flag for his 98th race win. valtteri bottas completed the podium. cardiff blues edged out dragons by 17—16 in the second round of the pro14 rainbow cup. despite losing their lead after centre 0wen lane was sent

sanchia berg, bbc news, brighton. that�*s it.paris, the british number two safely into the second round after street set when of american, if he winds his next match, he will face the toughest test of the mall. the king of clay himself, rafael nadal. meanwhile, playing in his first. end and the women�*s draw, they have both been knocked out, british number one who reach the semifinals two yea rs years ago watson also illustrates that�*s to serene diaz. she is looking to become the first player to successfully retain the women�*s title. beating her best friend on the tour, 75. handling that pretty well employing a normal match without having it in the back of my mind that i�*m defending the title. she the back of my mind that i'm defending the title.— defending the title. she has withdrawn _ defending the title. she has withdrawn from _ defending the title. she has withdrawn from the - defending the title. she has - withdrawn from the tournament, defending the title. she has _ withdrawn from the tournament, there is much more on t

sanchia berg, bbc news, brighton. the question is will it last? let's find out was darren. hello there. today has been the warmest day of the year so far, but temperatures could get even higher in the next day or two. after a lovely evening, for many parts of the country, it's going to be dry and clear overnight. not as much of this low cloud coming back in from off the north sea. after the warmth of earlier on, for many temperatures will remain in double figures tonight. could start a bit cloudy and grey across parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire and eastern scotland. that low cloud burning back to the coast where it's going to be a bit cooler. more in the way of sunshine coming out across western scotland and northern ireland, and for many it's going to be a sunny day once again. strong sunshine, those temperatures continuing to climb, perhaps getting up to 25 or even 26 celsius. as we head into wednesday, we start to see some changes, especially for wales and the south west. more cloud, some showers that could be heavy and thundery. those could sneak their way into hampshir

brighton up to 14th. and they're ten points clear of fulham, who have moved closer to relegation. at chelsea. kai havertz with the first. and the german got his and chelsea's second shortly after half—time. fulham 18th, nine points off safety. chelsea stay fourth — two points behind leicester in third. the fight for survival at the bottom of the championship has just intensified further, after both sheffield wednesday and derby county failed to get the wins they needed today. they face each other next week on the final day of the season — when either, or both, could be relegated. stuart pollitt reports. is time almost up for sheffield wednesday in the championship? with financial worries, points deductions and three managers, it's been a sorry season. this defensive farce just about summed up the situation — kieran westwood clattering anthony knockaert. talk about shooting yourself in the foot when you're at the foot of the table. the goalkeeper did make immediate amends, though, saving lewis grabban�*s spot kick. but the hosts needed a goal and ideally a win. josh windass came cl

to the game already under way though, wolves up against brighton.ok the lead, a goalfrom captain lewis dunk. however, dunk has now been sent off so brighton are down to ten men, with around half an hour of the game still to play. so city will be crowned champions for the sceond time in three years should manchester united lose against aston villa. united on a run of four games in eight days. west ham can close the gap to fourth placed leicester to just two points with a win over everton, while west brom will be relegated if they're beaten at arsenal. britain's billyjoe saunders has been left with a suspected broken eye socket after being stopped by canelo alvarez in their super—middleweight unification fight. the bout was held in front of 73,000 fans in texas — the largest ever crowd for an indoor boxing event in america. and while saunders had been growing into the contest, a brutal uppercut from alvarez in the eighth round resulted in his team throwing in the towel. rory mcilroy is well placed to win his first title since 2019. he heads into today

a win for brighton would be a blow to fulham's hopes of staying up.n, who like chelsea are fighting for place in the top four — and aston villa. next to the championship where sheffield wednesday are on the brink of relegation to league one after a 0—0 draw (00v)the hosts didn't the hosts didn't help their cause when this mix—up saw keiran westwood give away a penalty. the keeper did make amends saving lewis grabban�*s spot kick but wednesday couldn't force a winner. they'll be relegated if derby avoid defeat at swansea this afternoon. that one kicked off at 3 and is goalless. staying in sheffield, the world snooker semi final between shaun murphy and kyren wilson is set for a thrilling conclusion later after this morning's session ended with the match level at 12 frames all. murphy had been 10—6 down overnight, but produced an improved performance, including this century break, to tie the match. 17 frames are needed for a place in the final, with mark selby or stuart bingham awaiting the winner... and we can bring you live pictures of that match righ

to go to, it might— places than brighton to go to, it might be — places than brighton to go to, it mighto minutes, kate, did you enjoy - they had a great day. just have to | minutes, kate, did you enjoy your holiday weekend? mas minutes, kate, did you en'oy your holiday weekend? was wonderful, thank ou. holiday weekend? was wonderful, thank yom l _ holiday weekend? was wonderful, thank yom i got — holiday weekend? was wonderful, thank you. i got out _ holiday weekend? was wonderful, thank you. i got out of _ holiday weekend? was wonderful, thank you. i got out of london, i l thank you. i got out of london, i look at that photo and i just feel so happy seeing people getting to enjoy themselves as john so happy seeing people getting to enjoy themselves asjohn said, it's very unlikely that you would transmit this virus outside. 95% of the over 60 fives are now estimated to have antibodies. that does change calculations. people are not taking the same risks by enjoying their down the beach as they might�*ve done this time last year when we didn't have a single working vaccine. it's delightfu

proves that the greens can - perform outside of brighton and their— perform outside of brighton and _ their traditional heartland. it gives them a _ their traditional heartland. it gives them a reach - their traditional heartland. it gives them a reach across i their traditional heartland. iti gives them a reach across the countrv — gives them a reach across the countrv but _ gives them a reach across the country. but we're _ gives them a reach across the country. but we're not - gives them a reach across the country. but we're not seeing| country. but we're not seeing an insurgent _ country. but we're not seeing an insurgent party— country. but we're not seeing an insurgent party that is- country. but we're not seeing an insurgent party that is on. an insurgent party that is on the border, _ an insurgent party that is on the border, on— an insurgent party that is on the border, on the - an insurgent party that is on the border, on the edge - an insurgent party that is on the border, on the edge of. the border, on the edge of control, which— the border, on the edge of control, which

phil foden had made it 2—0 to the champions in the second half, but brighton responded.er, to the delight of the home fans. leeds united are up to eighth place after a 2—0 win at southampton. patrick bamford scored the opener with just under 20 minutes to go, his 16th goal of the season, with tyler roberts wrapping up the win in injury time. roy hodgson is leaving crystal palace at the end of the season. the 73—year—old says the time is right to step away from the rigours of the premier league. though he's never finished the season in the top half of the table with palace, he's the only manager to keep them in the premier league for four successive seasons. the club's chairman, steve parish, says he'll be forever grateful to him. the former england boss hasn't ruled out staying in the game in some capacity. his last match with palace will be at liverpool on sunday. a decision which hasn't exactly been taken overnight. it's been really brewing for a long time, and i had it in the back of my mind that the right time to leave the club and maybe even to leave football for a

our correspondent sanchia berg has more from brighton. it's fairly busy, i would say, but not absolutely packed, as you can probably see from the pictures from the helicopter. it's been busy with people coming from other parts of the country. i've been speaking to families who have come from the west midlands, for example. they said it was almost normal. they were delighted to enjoy the hot weather, but they were a little bit apprehensive about covid and i think that's generally the feeling here, that people are relieved, but they don't feel it's quite over yet. the shops are really thrilled to see people back. local residents not quite so enthusiastic because they are worried that they could bring, these visitors, an unwelcome visitor with them, as the council put it, which is more covid infections. the rates really dropped here in brighton over the last few weeks and local people are worried that the influx could bring it back. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. strong sunshine today, lots of sunshine

the rates really dropped here in brighton over the last few weeks and local people are worried that thethe rest of the afternoon and into the evening as well. we did start with some areas of cloud, particularly through the midlands, but those have cleared away. just a bit of cloud flirting with some of those eastern coasts of scotland for a while, where it is a little cooler, but otherwise we are looking at temperatures hitting the low 20s, perhaps 24 or 25 around the london area. plenty of sunshine to end the day. and for many overnight, it will stay dry and clear, there�*s not going to be as much low cloud coming in are from off the north sea. mainly affecting parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire and into eastern areas of scotland. for many, after the warmth and the sunshine of the day, overnight temperatures should remain in double figures. heading into tomorrow, and most of that misty low cloud will clear fairly quickly in the morning. a few patches could be close to some of those north sea coasts, up into eastern scotland, but otherwise it is going to be dry and there will be lots of s

sanchia berg, bbc news, brighton. marks the 100th anniversary of that massacre, and the city remains divided over its past. there is still a small handful of survivors who lost everything and are still waiting for compensation. this report from gary 0'donoghue contains some images you may find distressing. before the destruction, they called it black wall street. but injust 18 hours, a murderous white mob had razed a thriving black community to the ground, making 10,000 people homeless, with up to 300 black lives lost. few dispute that it was the worst single act of racial violence in the history of the united states. i will never forget the violence of the white mob when we left our home. i still see black men seeing being shot. black bodies lying in the street. i still smell smoke and see fire. because of the massacre, my family was driven out of our home. we were left with nothing. so, here is the basement room, where people hid in. _ and how many do you think came down here? at least a few hundred. robert turner i

joy: ica comment -- agriculture journals in brighton, colorado? sandra: this area still needs a lot more research. i just barely scratched the surface, but finding repositories that have documentation, that was another thing -- finding documentation, primary sources is really difficult. you have to go through the great western sugar company, through their records, that type of thing because if they did keep journals, if they did keep anything, they were destroyed because of the confiscation and that type of thing during the war. and they were of a generation that didn't really talk about a lot of stuff with their kids. dawn: in america, we have this history of immigrant communities coming in and totally assimilating and becoming american and losing that cultural heritage from wherever they came from originally and then there's some sort of push to reclaim any sort of cultural heritage that is particularly important for that group of people. where is this group at on this spectrum that i have imagined more than anything else? sandra: i think they a

and there's one more game in the premier league to come — brighton are home to west ham, kick off atourth spot. a win tonight, and they go above liverpool into 5th. rangers completed an unbeaten season, with a comprehensive 4—0 win over aberdeen, in the scottish premiership. it's a 55th overall title for the club — and a first for manager steven gerrard, asjoe lynsky reports. rangers are champions. this is the summit of ranger's _ rangers are champions. this is the summit of ranger's decade - rangers are champions. this is the summit of ranger's decade long i summit of ranger's decade long journey. they were sent down to the fourth tier and now they are back at the top in a season unbeaten. 0n the pitch and in the street they marked the ibrox invincible is. rangers 55th league title could be the most special. they ended the season how they started it, against aberdeen. and to reach perfection, it is not always pretty. rangers opened the scoring with an own goal of the keeper. before half—time it was 2—0 again with a deflection. he led the line for rangers and is the top scorer. this

we have a learning line a baking is that brighton's annual i baking is that brighton's annual pride eventaul kemp said that while community fundraising and local businesses would suffer without the safety net of viable covid cancellation insurance, we can'tjeopardise our ability to deliver a sustainable fundraising pride in future years. so bright pride has been cancelled for the second year in a row due to covid —— brighton pride. more than £29 million of government funding will be put into developing vaccines that fight new variants of covid—19. experts say this is vital to stay ahead of a virus that will continue to mutate. the investment will expand testing facilities at public health england's porton down research laboratory. 0ur reporter aruna iyengar reports. in the fight to stay on top of the coronavirus pandemic, the vaccines minister nadhim zahawi said a third jab could be offered to everyone over 50. the aim — to eradicate the threat of covid—19 by christmas. we want to give the scientists as many options to be able to deploy a booster. coupled with that, jonathan van—tam is co

the win moves brighton up to 14th — ten points above the relegation zone.ulham are still deep in trouble after they were beaten 2—0 by chelsea. kai havertz scored both of the goals to give his side a boost in their hunt for a champions league place. but everton�*s hopes of finishing in the top four took a blow as they were beaten 2—1 by aston villa. anwar el ghazi with a superb second half winner. norwich city will return to the premier leasgue next season as championship winners. they beat reading yesterday to seal the title. they were already promoted, but the win means a second championship win in three seasons for daniel farke�*s squad. it was one of the most eagerly anticipated fights in women's boxing and last night the bout between katie taylor and natasha jonas certainly did not disappoint. the pair, who fought as amateurs back at the london 2012 0lympics went ten very even rounds but katie taylorjust managed to cling on to maintain her undefeated record and remain as the undisputed world lightweight champion. joseph parker recovered from being knoc

phil foden had made it 2—0 to the champions in the second half, but brighton responded. bamford scored the opener with just under 20 minutes to go, his 16th goal of the season, with tyler roberts wrapping up the win in injury time. now, roy hodgson is leaving crystal palace at the end of the season. the 73—year—old says the time is right to step away from the rigours of the premier league. though he's never finished the season in the top half of the table with palace, he's the only manager to keep them in the premier league for four successive seasons. the club's chairman, steve parish, says he'll be forever grateful to him. the former england boss hasn't ruled out staying in the game in some capacity. his last match with palace will be at liverpool on sunday. a decision which hasn't exactly been taken overnight. it's been really brewing for a long time, and i had it in the back of my mind that the right time to leave the club and maybe even to leave football for a while will be at the end of this season. and i'm pleased, really, that despite the speculation of the last

ramsdale of west brom and sheffield united respectively, plus defenders ben godfrey of everton and brighton'sd borussia dortmund midfielderjude bellingham, arsenal's bukayo saka and manchester united forward mason greenwood, who are both 19. notable omissions include tottenham defender eric dier and leicester playmakerjames maddison. southgate's been telling our sports editor dan roan he's got some big decisions ahead. of the 33 names... we strive i2 we strive 12 to play in your po finals. —— in the european finals. we had two big injuries last weekend, so there's the risk of that. we've got four players who are either injured currently or returning from injury. and although we've had good communication medically, we're still a little bit in the dark of the full picture of those guys, so we can see them with our own eyes, see them on the training pitch. how important is it that your team takes advantage of this wonderful opportunity in terms of what is effectively home advantage? if you go all the way, all but one matches will be at wembley. it's a great thrill for us to play at wembley with

way our hair down from brighton as you can see, it is open and busy here today.erational again after lockdown. about 80% are offering swimming lessons. what this board is doing now is trying to calculate the cost of the implications of lockdown. so figures like 5 million swimming lessons laws, 2 million children have a bit of a swim at all during the last year. in around 240 may be 250,000 children who would've how to swim in the last year haven't been able to. bear in mind that being able to. bear in mind that being able to. bear in mind that being able to swim 25 metres when you reach primary school is a national curriculum requirement in england. 0f curriculum requirement in england. of course there's an implication of all that in terms of health and fitness. swimming is a life skill takes it into a different territory. in the organisation is worried and particular with some holidays coming up particular with some holidays coming up about the potential knock on effect when it comes quite simply to drowning. the effect when it comes quite simply to drownina. .,

manchester city are at brighton tomorrow, and the champions have had some good news — kevin de bruynee rushed back for tomorrow. of more importance, of course, is his readiness for the champions league final against cheslea at the end of the month. kevin is important, like everyone is important, and the final, when we are able to stick together and to push each other, will be possible to win it. so, of course kevin's important, everybody knows it, but everyone is at the same level. crowds are also back at rugby grounds, and bristol bears supporters got to watch their side thump gloucester by 39—7. gloucester were reduced to 1a men afterjust a quarter of an hour, and the floodgates opened with bristol scoring five tries including this one from charles piutau. the result extends bristol's lead at the top of the table to 12 points. and newcastle falcons have all but ended northampton's play—off dreams after beating them 18—10. chidera 0bonna's first falcons try securing the win. and in rugby league, huddersfield giants came close to throwing away a 20—0 lead against warrington wolves, bu

i've been working in brighton and fished for the last 22 years like most women in the community a work day typically starts with getting his cum off the water surface and removing beads from benteke to ensure the ponds stay clean and the fish healthy can both the livelihoods of local people and the city's raced want to manage depend on the help cost this lush bionet book. regular testing of the wrist water and these pumping stations confirms that sewage has already low levels heavy mountains and is well suited for organic creek meant city sewage i mean a simple sewage is 99 percent water and one percent fecal matter which contains fecal bacteria called. or equal it is this equal area that needs to be treated which is a harmful character and which can cause him to choose but it is the best to treat this like through the fish growing process in the fish pond and this i'll give bacteria symbiosis is run by the bacteria people like and l.b. exchange and outside and oxygen on both sides and the bloom and elegant room is. controlled by the fish which is the greater manipulator the fish consu

elsewhere, brighton took a huge step towards premier league safety when they beat leeds today.d third from bottom fulham, who lost to chelsea. everton were also beaten by aston villa. the big winners in the scottish premiership today were bottom side hamilton who beat st mirren to keep alive their hopes of staying—up. aberdeen�*s victory over livingston guarantees them a place in europe next season. and there were wins for ross county, stjohnstone and motherwell. champions rangers play celtic tomorrow. bath won't be facing leicester in the final of rugby union's european challenge cup later this month. they narrowly beaten by montpellier19—10. joe lynskey reports. british sport is looking to a summer where the supporters come back, these challenge cup semifinal was empty but the finals at twickenham with a crowd of 10,000, that was the incentive for bath is knew beating montpellier would set up an all english final. with tom dunn scoring, they had the lead in three minutes, but bath's problem is letting teams backing montpellier scored and then led at half—time. to get to the h

west ham drew 1—1 with brighton. while southampton defeated fulham 3—1.dal at the european diving championships in budapest. the pairfinished top of the podium ahead of russia and germany to give great britain their first title of the event. and 48—year—old english golfer richard bland definitely knows the meaning of try, try and try again. after almost 500 attempts, he has won his first golf tournament on the european tour. bland won the british masters at the belfry, after taking the first hole of a sudden—death play—off to become the oldest first—time winner in european tour history. there's more on the bbc sport website, including today's rugby union results where a late penalty gave cardiff blues a narrow win over scarlets in the pro14 rainbow cup and details on andy murray's decision not to play at tennis's french open later this month. thank you so much. good night to you, and you can see more of all today's stories on the bbc news channel. good night. hello, this is bbc news. i'm lu kwesa i'm lukwesa burak. misinformation about the coronavirus has

stamford bridge in london, chelsea fans were beginning to gather ahead of their team's match against brightonr- to around about 1000 fans. they're currently on the move, | moving from the stamford gate to another gate outside stamford bridge _ we haven't seen the team buses arrive yet. - in the end, the former chelsea goalkeeper, petr cech, had to come out to try and get the buses into the stadium. kick—off was delayed. the super league story was hurtling to a conclusion. just some breaking news before we go here on sportsday because the bbc sports editor, dan roan, hasjust been in touch to tell us that we understand that chelsea are preparing documentation to request withdrawing from the european super league. so, that is really significant news. cheering. when the phone call did come through, it was out of the blue, but it was from someone i trusted. you know, i knew then that this wasn't quite what it seemed. ijust felt without chelsea, i think manchester city will go, too. so, as we went on air, i i had absolutely no idea that the next 45 minutes, everything that we had i planned was gone

the tampa bay lightning have struck 1st in the 2nd round, playoff series against carolina harkins brighton point symbolically good dro school . the goals in a to one. when the lightning is the 2nd straight wind from south to series on the road for tampa bay, they saw off the florida panthers in the previous rounds game to is on tuesday. the team of the best regular season record were in full middle form and the 2nd round series opener, colorado avalon, overwhelms of vegas. so my 2nd one, nathan mckennan, and gabriel. linda coke for 2 gold each and, and ill. and her game is wanna merge sports most iconic races in the in the 500 has been won by brazil's hello catherine f. as for record equaling full time. there were a $135000.00 funds in attendance at the indianapolis motor speedway the most. if any sports in the world is the pandemic again, and that's only 40 percent of the venue. patsy. catherine, they hit the front with to love to go and speak train to i was 37 minutes 19 seconds the time in the right 105 year history. i tell you all right now just excited a fire since ours were absolutel

there'll be fans at manchester united, southampton, brighton and chelsea for tomorrow night's premierre'll be 8000 in the stands at stamford bridge in some matches where we have struggled a bit with momentum, maybe, and i had the feeling during their run in many matches, that support can help, could help now, and would be crucial to our team, so to our team, so having the fans back is fantastic. i hope they come at the right moment to help us to secure this last win at stamford bridge this season. manchester city are at brighton and the champions have had some good news, kevin de bruyne is back in training after a recent injury scare. he's missed he premier league games against chelsea and newcastle. he's unlikely to be rushed back for tomorrow, but of more importance is his readiness for the champions league final against cheslea at the end of the month. kevin is important, like everyone is important, and the final, when we are able to stick together, and to push each other, it will be possible to win it, so of course kevin is important, everybody knows it, but everyone is at the sam

but, inspired by the crowd, brighton roared back.mford bridge where chelsea, beaten by leicester in the fa cup final at the weekend, attempted a measure of revenge. antonio rudiger got them up and running before timo werner was stopped in his tracks. that meant a chelsea penalty whichjorginho cooly stroked home. leicester would pull a goal back but it wasn't enough. as frustrations boiled over, chelsea held on for a huge win in the race for champions league football. for supporters, this was a night of raw emotion, but whatever the feelings at full—time it was so good to be back. katy gornall, bbc news. there have been more gold medals for britain's swimmers at the european championships in budapest. adam peaty won a fourth consecutive european 100 metre breaststroke title, james wilby took bronze. there was also gold for the mixed 4 x 200m freestyle relay team. as for peaty, he says with the tokyo olympics approaching, he's getting better and better. that's all the sport for now. we are just going to take you now to a house fo commo

i live in an area of the uk in sussex where from brighton — of the uk in sussex where from brighton toent, — brighton to hold to hastings to kent, dozens of care homes were experiencing what they didn't plan through. _ experiencing what they didn't plan through, they didn't have the guidance _ through, they didn't have the guidance around, the government actually— guidance around, the government actually changed its mind about five times— actually changed its mind about five times since january 2020 up toward april with _ times since january 2020 up toward april with different guidance. that was confusing for the hospitals. that— was confusing for the hospitals. that was— was confusing for the hospitals. that was confusing for the care homes — that was confusing for the care homes i— that was confusing for the care homes. i know for a fact because the care standards specifically says when _ care standards specifically says when you — care standards specifically says when you are leaving the hospital, you should — when you are leaving the hospital, you should have a discharge plan, so i

later on, brighton face west ham.miership by beating aberdeen 40 macro at ibrox. jermain defoe then wrapped up the win late on. it is rangers' 55th title overall and the first in ten years. celtic were the last team to go unbeaten through a season four years ago. the other games in the scottish premiership finished goalless. we have the second leg of the championship player. jonny brownlee has made the team gb squad for the triathlon at the olympics this summer but the race is on to join him. alex yee has improved his chances with fourth place at the world series race at yokohama. he is one of three britons chasing one spot. among them, tom beshe's. brownlee let him go past to give him a valuable ranking points. alistair brownlee can still make tokyo. he will try to qualify next month in leeds. no way�*s kristian blummenfelt was the winner in yokohama. liam heath had already qualified and has added canoeing world cup goal to his collection. he won the 200 metres in hungary, which will give him a boost as he prepares t

green party's only mp, caroline lucas, said this. proves that the greens can perform outside of brightonroud, of course, don't forget stroud. stroud, yeah exactly! but this gives it a reach across the country. - so, it is a movement, but we are not seeingj an insurgent party that's i on the border, on the edge of control, which we are i seeing, very interestingly, in germany. the leader of the greens, | annalena baerbock, who's a trampolinist, a 40—year—old, a wonderful, glamorous, - charismatic character, - up against the leader who's chosen by the coalition, i part of the cdu, merkel's party, he is a middle—aged — - nothing wrong with middle—aged white blokes, i'm one of them — but, you know, he's _ an un—charismatic, middle—aged, you know, up against this much l younger figure, with - a real chance of winning the leadership in germany. really transforming, i mean, i imagine having a green leader in germany, imagine how that. would transform green politics. much more ambitious, i they take carbon cutting targets much harder, - they cut away and get rid of the remaining coal plants in g

injury concerns over the likes of manchester united's harry maguire, there's chances for others — brightontroversially dropped from the last selection, liverpool star trent alexander—arnold is included for now. we've got some really exciting talent. i don't think we're, for this team, at its peak yet. there's a lot of growth still to come of this team. the last euros saw england suffer one of their most humiliating defeats, crashing out against minnows iceland. but since then, southgate has introduced exciting young talent, giving the team a new sense of belief. we want to go and try and win this tournament. we know we are not the favourites for that. we feel, on our day, we can beat any of the other teams. 25 years ago, england's paul gascoigne unforgettably did this against old rivals scotland in the euros.

recently argued that we need a new brighton or woods agreement a great reset. little historical give us some historical lesson stare grand ones after world war 2 the united states took over our u.s. dollar was the world reserve currency was backed by gold our. 2021 everything's going to. the garbage they're going to try a new brand what what are they going to do yeah bretton woods was just a government organization to bring strive to create a new career for the international monetary system. that was the principal thing but the secondary thing that it did was to try to remove gold from the international monetary system to remove that discipline that kept central banks from getting too much money too much currency you know the history of money and 20th century is trying to separate national currencies from gold because central banks and governments didn't want to live within the discipline that don't gold imposes on the monetary system and you know we now have a monetary system nationally internationally without any kind of discipline which is why we have these

i live in an area of the uk, in sussex, where from brighton to hove to hastings to kent, dozens of caree experiencing what they didn't plan for, what they didn't have the guidance about. the government actually changed its mind about five times since january 2020 up toward april with different guidance. that was confusing for the hospitals, that was confusing for the care homes. i know for a fact because the care standards specifically says when you are leaving the hospital, you should have a discharge plan, therefore, if you go from hospital to home, it should be carefully planned by the hospital, and what we see by the hospital, and what we had was a panic reaction. a reaction that was almost without leadership in terms of the government response to that. people were actually sent back into these care homes without the testing, without the proper plan from the care homes. i think when the promised report into all this fiasco comes around in the future — 2022, i don't know why it will take so long, because dominic cummings has already revealed a lot of what went on — i think it will pr

brighton are hosting west ham at the moment.e end of the season. it is 0—0 at the moment. there is around half an hour to play. an unbeaten season in the scottish premiership. there were celebrations for them as they lifted the scottish premiership trophy. rangers beat aberdeen 4—0, meaning they have gone through the whole season unbeaten. stephen gerard as their manager. fans met at the stadium despite police telling them not to. atalanta have secured the champions league football after a lead. atlanta led —— atalanta led 3-0. lead. atlanta led —— atalanta led 3—0. restored the three gold advantage. atalanta held on and they have guaranteed to finish ahead of even to this thanks to a better head to head record. the hopes of qualifying for the champions league are still alive. the rome derby is under way. ten up against rivals. —— 1-0 under way. ten up against rivals. —— 1—0 up. meeting again this time for the final of the italian open. nadal one in straight sets in his semifinal. djokovic has played two matches, but he would ev