brighton looking to win the fa cup for the first time in their history.e on bbc one if you want to follow it there. it was a meeting that was meant to intensify the race for the premier league's top four, but newcastle run amok to thrash spurs 6—1 at stjames�* park. it takes the home side into third, and it was based on a blistering start, as reginaldo rosario reports. st james�*s park has stjames�*s park has been st james�*s park has been a fortress for newcastle season and their fight for newcastle season and their fight for champions league football, but she would have expected an afternoon like this against a top four rivals. 61 seconds in, 1—0 newcastle. 0nly 61 seconds in, 1—0 newcastle. only three points separated the sides before kick—off, but not on this evidence. joelinton with second, just six minutes having gone. the black and white wave of momentum was overwhelming. a second from a jacob murphy made it 3—0. all that before the clock hit double digits. the looks at it all. soon it was for command and five. alexander isak at the double. spurs w

high—flying brighton landed at wembley, relishing their status of favourites. seagulls are pushing for europe in the league, and under a grey london sky, an fa cup final for the first time in a0 years was at stake. united were looking to respond after a defensive horror show in europe. early on alexis mcallister put david tejeda's reflexes to the test. united were buoyed by the return of bruno fernandes. sanchez needed to be sharp. but it was brighton with all the running. they came out in the second half, all guns blazing. as the game opened up for them, tejeda had to yet again be on his toes. tired legs and heads now faced extra time. chances came and went. in this slugfest neither could inflict the final blow. even all penalties was scored, until solly march stepped up. he has enjoyed a brilliant season but football can be cruel. and that proved decisive. lindelof ensured united won the spot kick lottery while brighton could only rue what might have been. after an abject performance in europe, this was the perfect way to bounce back. it was by no means vinta

and brighton love it as well. when he _ is fantastic. and brighton love it as well.st l it as well. when he was first burst onto the early 1960s it would have thought they would still be going strong in their cultural significance recognise all these years on? —— and their cultural significance. hi, i'm kirsty with the catch up. four days of strikes by junior doctors have started across england, they want a 35% pay increase, the union representing them so they have had 15 years of below inflation pay rises. her secretary said steve bailey says he will not alter unions and alaska the what he calls unreasonable demands stop and he says the government is to focus on slowing down how quickly prices are rising. next, 1 million smokers in england are going to be offered a free vaping start to get by the government. the hope is that less than 5% of people will smoke cigarettes by 2030. the charities have warned that swapping cigarettes for babes is nowhere near sufficient in stopping addiction stop the plans also want to tackle underage vapour sales and illegal vapour produ

danielle carter has brought brighton level again.as won a delayed grand national, delayed by 1a minutes because of protesters on the course. there were nine arrests on the course by the police. we will have more on that story or reaction to the winner of corach rambler in the national at harper seven. from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. —— half past seven. live from london, this is bbc news. police make a series of arrests after animal rights activists storm aintree racecourse ahead of the grand national horse race. the race was delayed but was won by corach rambler, ridden by derek fox. at least three people have been killed in sudan — in fighting between the army and paramilitary forces, in the capital khartoum. doctors and nurses in england are considering co—ordinated strike action — after unions turn down the government's latest pay offer. hello, i'm frankie mccamley.

and manchester united hold off brighton to reach the women's fa cup final.lso coming up on sportsday... it's been another golden day for great britain at the european gymnastics championships in turkey. obviously, the goal is always to win so, yeah, that was probably the best routine of my life. welcome along. well, let's start at aintree, where corach rambler — the 8—1 favourite — has won the grand national. the race was delayed by m minutes. has won the grand national. animal rights activists had threatened to disrupt the world—famous steeplechase and a number of protestors managed to get onto the course. so far, 23 arrests have been made. patrick gearey spoke to me earlier from the course. yeah, there's been a heavy police presence here at aintree all day really, and that's because of the threat by the animal activists group animal rising to disrupt the national. they said they wanted to stop the race to protect the horses. a handful of arrests were made in the morning, but 15 minutes before the schedules started, we saw activists trying to get onto the c

certain things were accepted at brighton but at josie it's a big - brighton but atjosie it's a big shift shift. people have to understand that and — shift. people have to understand that and that's why i feel like they were _ that and that's why i feel like they were biting time, results have no time at _ were biting time, results have no time atjosie. the were biting time, results have no time at josie-— time at josie. the owners will to win had been — time at josie. the owners will to win had been backed _ time at josie. the owners will to win had been backed by - time at josie. the owners will to win had been backed by lots - time at josie. the owners will to win had been backed by lots of i win had been backed by lots of cash. josie spent more than £300 million injanuary on eight new players. pulitzer had always worked with tight knit groups in his career had to manage and train i of more than 37 senior professionals. extracting quality from quantity weekly proved tricky. it quality from quantity weekly proved tric . ., , ., ., quality from quantity weekly proved tric . . , ., ., .,

natalie, brighton are the bookies' favourites for this game.ot given the two teams' recent form? it is incredible to thinkjust eight weeks ago manchester united were here winning the caramel cup final with the victory against newcastle. brighton eighth in the league and with games in hand it six wins in nine and coming in off the back of a week to build up and they beat chelsea last weekend. united had a morale sapping defeat in spain in the quarterfinals of the europa league, they were abject in defence, fingers pointed at de gea and harry maguire who is suspended today it is are mounting up for manchester united but they could be boosted by the return of bruno fernandes and perhaps marcus rushford. —— rashford. brighton are looking to be in the fa cup final for the first time since 1983 and they have beaten united in the last two games they have played them so seagulls fans will come here with confidence and whoever wins will face manchester city in the final injune. france and wales meet later in the final match of the penultimate round of t

side. find really exciting brighton side.e that now manchester united see the fa cup as their only route to anything of success because with that result against newcastle, their diminishing form in the premier league and now out of europe, the top four, silver were on the continent might not happen. the fa cup suddenly retain so much significance for them. fa cup suddenly retain so much significance forthem. it fa cup suddenly retain so much significance for them.— fa cup suddenly retain so much significance for them. it does and man united _ significance for them. it does and man united have _ significance for them. it does and man united have big _ significance for them. it does and man united have big games - significance for them. it does and l man united have big games coming significance for them. it does and - man united have big games coming up and we have seen tottenham faltering and we have seen tottenham faltering and i was of the game against bournemouth where they lost that and they need a reaction against newcas

high—flying brighton landed at wembley relish the status as favourites.pe in the league and under a great london sky, afe cup finals for the first time in a0 years was at stake. united were looking to respond after a defensive horror show in europe. early on alexis mcallister put david to help effects to the test. manchester united were buoyed by the return of bruno fernandes. brighton had all the running and came up in the second half with all guns blazing and the manchester united goalkeeper had to be on his toes. tired legs and heads faced an exit time. chances came and went in this slug best nobody could inflict the final bill. even all dependencies were scored until solly march stepped up. he enjoyed a brilliant season but football can be cruel and that proved decisive. lindelof insured united won the sprocket lottery while brighton could only rule what might have been. after an abject performance in europe this was the perfect way to bounce back. it was by no means vintage but now manchester united will attempt to stop their noisy neighbours from co

brighton and branford have _ they commit to it.to it. brighton and branford have come up using i branford have come up using different variations which is databased, being smart and intelligent with the use of scouting, use of data, trying to do things differently to the traditional model. southampton were doing a variation on that ten years ago and it worked well for them until it stopped working. maybe they became a bit complacent. may be important to people left and they just found it hard to keep repeating it. everyone wants this. it's fascinating at the moment. clubs seem to be more focused than ever and playing style, developing young players, but they are also incredibly focused ultimately on staying up, which means you can think long term. leads have had a long term plan that they have had the last couple of years, two or three years. b5 the last couple of years, two or three years-— the last couple of years, two or three ears. ~ , ., , _, ., three years. as one very common boxers says — three years. as one very common boxe

brighton are nowjust two points above the relegation zone.against ireland . but still come out on top. and a bulked—up anthonyjoshua is just hours away from one of the biggest fights of his career to date in london againstjermaine franklin. to rugby union now — and the last—16 matches of the champions cup continue this weekend. premiership side harlequins left it late against stormers in south africa, but their late tries weren't enough as they exit the competition. craig templeton reports. in the shadow of table mountain, knockout champions cup rugby comes to cape town for the first time. and for harlequins, it was looking a tall order inside the first minute. that's 36—year—old front row dionne fury, and he has no right to be that quick. but one try isn't insurmountable, and if the opener was about pace, then quins response was about power. england's alex dombrandt putting a difficult six nations behind him. the side would soon be behind again, the stormers captain stephen kitsch of giving the south african is a five—point lead. then they t

then on sunday, manchester united take on brighton.ted to get silverware, but brighton are the in form team, so anything could happen. patrick geary looks ahead to a great fa cup weekend. by by the time yourjourney which is wembley, it becomes more real. you have arrived at your destination. the original wembley was just two years old last time sheffield united lifted the cup. those who watched, the faces from another age, but the roots are in the same place. bramwell lane has been a central character in this second tier team's journey against wrexham, tottenham and blackburn. it's helped give the blades their edge. that frenzy must be carried to wednesday. —— wembley. from our point of view, we're riding the crest of the wave at the minute. the position we put ourselves in, we can attack saturday and look forward to it. there's nothing to fear. we might all get one shot at it. take it all in and give it everything we've got. 32 manchester city are hurtling towards garland. —— glory. only their rivals manchester united have achieved. e

a wonderful performance in the brighton team , has placed a teaser in the summer of 2026 with brighton , and if the managers of this team insist on recruiting a significant figure to this is an english club without options next, the managers of inter, but the one who spent brilliant days in this team, antonio conte, the italian coach for two 29 seasons at inter , ended the 9-year dominance of the most proud team in the history of serie a, juventus , and made this team the champion. antonio, after leaving tottenham in the nerazzurri is available, the new option is currently sitting on the bench of bologna and has more than one year remaining on his contract with this team. this forty-year-old coach is currently eighth in serie a, and he has been interested in simone and inter diego for a long time. he talks to inter and many times openly about his desire he spoke to lead inter and bronco's contract is until 2024, but the only problem of this coach is the high salary. now we have to see the internet breakfast song , which of these slogans will be the coach of the team. the leading intern

manchester derby in the fa final ant they look to crush the city dreams as his united side beat brighton the latest from the world snooker championship. robert vokins aims to follow the footsteps ofjohn higgins and secure his place in next round. and after 750 games in charge, charlie was once the game to do more for black managers. it’s do more for black managers. it's ridiculous do more for black managers. it�*s ridiculous we are talking about these type of things but we have two and we have to have these things and if we don't talk about these things they will not change.— if we don't talk about these things they will not change. welcome along to a sorts they will not change. welcome along to a sports day _ they will not change. welcome along to a sports day and _ they will not change. welcome along to a sports day and to _ they will not change. welcome along to a sports day and to the _ they will not change. welcome along to a sports day and to the football i to a sports day and to the football and it's all set up for a cracker in the season's fa cup final. the first time for a manch

but brighton or any local authority. eet-teen — brighton or any local authority. but from brighton.at to te neit— government that requires that to te neit ten— government that requires that to te neit ten ite— government that requires that to be paid for, it's government tnet— be paid for, it's government tnet it— be paid for, it's government tnet it tne— be paid for, it's government that if the council doesn't neevite— that if the council doesn't provide, that— that if the council doesn't provide, that will will allow tne— provide, that will will allow the council— provide, that will will allow the council to— provide, that will will allow the council to be taken to court utte— the council to be taken to court ,-ei.e eeeneiie— the council to be taken to court , the councils would have , then the councils would have eneeen. — , then the councils would have enough. remember potholes enough. do you remember potholes to enough. do you remember potholes te-etreete— enough. do you remember potholes te-etreete-te— enough. do you remember potholes to-streets-do the- to do the streets, to d

there was plenty of controversy in tottenham's 2—1win over brighton.oals disallowed for handball and a strong penalty shout ignored. the result keeps spurs in the hunt for fourth, thanks to heung min son's 100th premier league goal and a strike from harry kane, but brighton dominated the game and their goal—scorer lewis dunk was unhappy with the officials. i don't see how it's not a penalty. there no point in having var in the game if you are going to make big decisions like that. that decision changes everything. yeah, ijust don't understand it. i changes everything. yeah, i 'ust don't understand mi don't understand it. i think they made one _ don't understand it. i think they made one tight _ don't understand it. i think they made one tight decision - don't understand it. i think they made one tight decision on - don't understand it. i think they made one tight decision on a i made one tight decision on a handball, but they don't make a clear_ handball, but they don't make a clear decision of the penalty, so make _ clear decision of the penalty, so m

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brighton are hoping to prevent a first ever manchester derby fa cup final...0 years. with manchester city already through, manchester united stand in brighton's wayjust three days after their defeat in the europa league to sevilla, a performance of which their manager has been scathing. for me, it was so unacceptable and you can make a mistake, but you have to carry on. if you play a quarterfinal and you give everything, and we did, that is for me in any club, any team for me, unacceptable, so as a manager i can't accept that my team is not getting its best. it can't accept that my team is not getting its best.— getting its best. it will be a lot of our fans _ getting its best. it will be a lot of our fans great _ getting its best. it will be a lot of our fans great stadium, - getting its best. it will be a lot. of our fans great stadium, great atmosphere. we are able to win the game _ atmosphere. we are able to win the game. maybe we can lose but maybe fisher _ game. maybe we can lose but maybe fisher we _ game. maybe we can lose but maybe fisher we can compe

, we were a bit rusty— out against brighton, we were a bit rusty and _ out against brighton, we wereand it wasn't our most vintage so hopefully we got that out and get our legs— so hopefully we got that out and get our legs into stride quickly and against arsenal and they don't have that _ against arsenal and they don't have that so. _ against arsenal and they don't have that. so, the key balances and keyiess— that. so, the key balances and keyless details in the game but it would _ keyless details in the game but it would be — keyless details in the game but it would be a very difficult game. we know _ would be a very difficult game. we know how — would be a very difficult game. we know how good arsenal are and during the semifinals of the champions league — the semifinals of the champions league for a reason. you don't want to miss a moment of the match tomorrow it is at 7—15 and you can watch solid bbc three. if you can watch solid bbc three. if you can't get in front of that screen you can listen to it at bbc radio or bbc sounds. taste screen you can listen to it at bbc radio or

and just behind brighton are aston villa — who made it five wins from their last six in the league.s now 19th — and looking for a new manager following the sacking of brendan rodgers on sunday. there's been a huge shock in the german cup — as 20—time winners bayern munich are out after a late penalty saw them beaten 2—1 by freiburg.france international dayot upamecano handed bayern the lead just before the 20 minute mark and nicolas hoefler levelled matters shortly after. the match was heading for extra time untiljamal musiala's handball in the 95th minute handed freiburg the chance of victoruy and lucas hoeler slotted home the penalty. and freiburg will take on eintracht frankfurt in the last four after they beat union berlin 2—0. france international randal kolo muani scored twice in the space of a minute in the first half, while his team also had a goal disallowed by var. elsewhere in europe, a pablo ibanez goal in extra time saw osasuna into the copa del rey final after they beat athletic bilbao 2—1 on aggregate. they'll play the winners of barcelona and real madrid — who clash

tottenham take on brighton with both sides bidding to stay out of trouble as well.tories making the headlines today. adam yates became the third british rider in four days to win a stage at the tour de romandie in switzerland. his solo victory saw him take the overall lead with an advantage of 19 seconds heading into tomorrow's final run to geneva. british number two dan evans is out of the madrid 0pen after losing to spain's bernabe zapata miralles. brad binder won a sprint race for the second time in this motogp season. the south african stunned his ktm team mate jack miller with an audacious overtake on the penultimate lap to take victory at the spanish grand prix. red bull's sergio perez has won the first sprint race of the formula one season. it won't put the mexican on pole for tomorrow's azerbaijan grand prix, charles leclerc secured that in qualifying yesterday, but perez has cut the gap to championship leader max verstappen, who got quite hot under the collar in baku, as nick parrott reports. formula one changed the sprint race to make drivers aggressive an

brighton loves it too.the scene in the early �*60s, who'd have thought they'd be still going strong and their cultural significance recognised all these years on? you're live with bbc news. president biden has spent the night in northern ireland — at the start of a tour marking 25 years since the signing of the good friday agreement. uk prime minister rishi sunak was there to greet him on sunday. later today, he'll give a speech at ulster university and speak to the leaders of northern ireland's five main political parties. but mr biden won't try to broker a deal to restore power—sharing, which collapsed last year. here is the scene live, a long line of security officials as they wait for president biden to leave the hotel and begin the rest of his day. our correspondence following all the developments in belfast. you are outside the university were president biden will travel to shortly come and take as to what we can expect over the next few hours. is going to be meeting the prime minister rishi sunak and

there was plenty of controversy in tottenham's 2—1 win over brighton.owed for handball and a strong penalty shout ignored. the result keeps spurs in the hunt for fourth, thanks to heung min son's 100th premier league goal and a strike from harry kane , but brighton dominated the game and their goal—scorer lewis dunk was unhappy with the officials. i don't see how it's a penalty. there's no point in having var in the game if you are going to make decisions like that. that decision changes everything. ijust don't understand it. ithink changes everything. ijust don't understand it. i think they made one type of decision over handball, but they don't make a clear decision on they don't make a clear decision on the penalty. so it makes sense —— does make it make sense, i can't. chelsea's poor run continues. frank lampard's return to the dugout ruined by wolves, who took a valuable three points at molineux today — and ease their relegation fears. the only goal of the game coming from mattheus nunes in the first half. they're up to 12th now — for chelsea — it'

last night, there was a huge result for brighton.f the table, but a 3—2 when moved them out of the bottom spot. it is no lustre that sit in the relegation position, but just to give that sit in the relegation position, butjust to give you an idea of what it looks like at the bottom of the table, you have leicester and 12th with ten points, just above them is redding with 11 points then brighton, then tottenham, all of them have played 17 games apart from brighton who have played 16. it appears that melissa phillips, the branding manager who they have had and has had a real instant impact, but i suspect a bit like the top of the table, the race for whoever will be relegated will probably go all the way down to the final day of the season at the end of may step i thank you so much. time to take a quick look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. liii< sports news stories making the headlines-_ headlines. uk anti-doping has confirmed _ headlines. uk anti-doping has confirmed that _ headlines. uk anti-doping has c

and brighton love it as well. still be going strong and their cultural significance recognise all these years on? hello. welcome to sportsday. i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: arsenal drop points at west ham to put a big dent in their premier league title hopes. andre rublev aces in monte carlo — for his first masters 1,000 win. and snooker history at the crucible, as neil robertson makes two 146 breaks at the world championship. hello and thanks forjoining us. here's your latest sports news: we start with football and potentially crucial dropped points for arsenal in their quest for a first premier league title in nearly 20 years.

-4, dedicated to our compatriots from the post-soviet space living on brighton beach their old problemsth a dog from the ocean. one of the roles in the film was played by mikhalkov's hopes and this is the feeling that you can start all over again. only if you move, that is, you change absolutely everything, except for yourself inside, then this, of course, well, this is such longing and sadness. in this character there is, therefore, a rather complex love story between a filipino worker and a japanese heiress to a prosperous pottery factory. it is told in the film kintsugi by the filipino director lawrence farhard, the film was shown in the out-of-competition program of the blockbusters of the peoples of the world. in the section of the multiverse, there was a presentation of a new interactive format of the newsreel cartoon in cinema. now, at its sessions, you can not only watch your favorite cartoons, but also play a film magazine that has taken the form of a board game. in pauses between series, you need to scan qr-codes and complete tasks for attentiveness, thereby accumulating point

future. 2-1 to brighton and _ such a bright future. 2-1 to brighton and a _ such a bright future. 2-r lampard. late was the theme for boredom at tottenham. late to arrive at the stadium, late out of the changing rooms and late winners in dramatic fashion. the cherries were on course for a surprise three points, leading to one in the 87th minute when a former french struck. danjuma, against his former club! but there was still time to bournemouth to snatch a vital win and they did so in the 95th minute. bournemouth got to 14, six points above the draft. everton's premier league prospects are looking increasingly grim. the toffees were comfortably beaten by fulham 3—1 at goodison park with danjames sealing the first win in six for the visitors. roy hodgson 's return has galvanised crystal palace and the latest wind further condemned southampton. this brace made it three victories in a row. filth. three victories in a row. oh, brilliant! _ three victories in a row. oh, brilliant! excellent. - three victories in a row. oh, brilliant! excellent. and i three victories in a row. oh, i brilli

you moved to the uk to brighton a year ago when the uk to brighton a year ago when the war started.ear since i moved to the uk. time flies so fast and i feel safe. ifeel is the uk. time flies so fast and i feel safe. i feel is free and i feel completely comfortable. actually, i was lucky enough to find my love here in england even at such challenging time so now i have my story of love during the war, like many people had when they ran from the second world war. yeah, so i'm blessed to be here and, actually, yeah. blessed to be here and, actually, eah. ~ ., , blessed to be here and, actually, eah. . ., , ., ., yeah. we have been hearing from --eole in yeah. we have been hearing from people in the _ yeah. we have been hearing from people in the lgbt _ yeah. we have been hearing from people in the lgbt plus _ yeah. we have been hearing from i people in the lgbt plus community who are very excited about the event. it's going to be a big part of celebrations around eurovision. how much does that play into the festival that you are taking part in? , . ., festival that you are taking part

i was in brighton day.d a fairly lucky escape because i had left the bar of the grand hotel. i'm shortly before the bomb went off and one of the one of the people killed there was sir anthony berry, the member for enfield, southgate and in a by—election two months later, i took his seat in parliament. so i feel a very strong connection to these events as well as having been a great friend , margaret thatcher. great friend, margaret thatcher. tell us about the planning. i mean this was a very sufficed dictated plot and in particular the security forces as you point out in your book, had not realised the significance of these long delay timing devices that enabled you to put a bomb into a room two months in advance . now, good morning , advance. now, good morning, michael. and thank you for having me. and firstly, i'd like to say i'm struck by the fact that sean woodward, the quote he used about we have to be only lucky, only once, because, of course, is the famous claim of the ira responsibility for the brig

brighton have the chance to reach their first fa cup final since 1983 today.ho were beaten 3—0 at sevilla on thursday after a poor performance. sir alex ferguson was known to shout at his players when they let him down — giving the so—called "hairdryer" treatment — current united manager eric ten haag was asked if he does the same. sometimes, yeah, you can go strong in certain situations, but it's a tool. it's about the timing of when to use. and so you as a coach, communication style, you can pick many, many, many styles. this is one of them. there will be a lot of our fans. great stadium, great atmosphere. we are able to win the game. maybe we can lose, but maybe for sure we can compete. could france and wales meet later in the final match of the penultimate round of the women's six nations. victory for france in grenoble would set up a title decider against england who scored eight tries without reply in a a8—0 win over ireland on saturday. ronnie o'sullivan says he uses criticism as motivation, after he eased into the quarter finals of the world snooker ch

brighton's solly marsh was the first to miss, before victor lindelof booked his side's place in the finalr city at wembley onjune the third. this is the way we want to play and maybe not always that comfortable on the ball, we can do better, but there was determination, resilience, domination over opponents, a fight for every yard and a fight for every battle. a big compliment to the lads and i think we had our chances and good chances. there have been two very one—sided games in the english premier league this sunday, with one of them involving an extraordinary opening spell. newcastle beat tottenham 6—1 at stjames park, and they were 5—0 up afterjust 21 minutes. two goals each forjacob murphy, and aleksandar isak did most of the damage for the home side, whose win takes them up to third in the table. harry kane pulled one back in the early part of the second half, but substitute callum wilson completed the rout just after coming on. spurs stay in fifth place, but they're now six points adrift of the top four. newcastle though are closing in on a top four finish. the mood is good but eve

and brighton may well feel hard done by.m had tottenha m had yesterday, capitulating tottenham had yesterday, capitulating to a 6—1 defeat to newcastle, who scored five goals in the first 21 minutes. astonishing stuff. jacob murphy scored twice. amazing, isn't it? newcastle dominating this one. they are in pole position for champions league football. tottenham are hitting rock bottom with this display. west ham took a big step towards premier league survival, beating bournemouth 4—0. the pick of them, these acrobatics from pablo fornals. and that leaves them six points clear of the relegation zone. after chelsea lost their first leg to barcelona in the women's chjampions league, arsenal drew with wolfsburg in theirs. they had to come from two goals down — an error gifting jonsdottir wolfsburg's second. but striker stina blackstenius kept arsenal in the tie with the equaliser. the gunners will fancy their chances in the sceond leg, at home, after that great atmosphere carried them through in the quarters. 116,000 tickets alre

brighton's solly marsh was the first to miss before victor lindelof booked his side's place in the finalmbley onjune the third. this is the way we want to play and we're maybe not always that comfortable on the ball, we can do better, but there was determination, resilience, domination over opponents, a fight for every yard and a fight for every battle. a big compliment to the lads and i think we had our chances and good chances. we are sad for us, for our fans. i think_ we are sad for us, for our fans. i think we — we are sad for us, for our fans. i think we deserved to win, but usually— think we deserved to win, but usually in _ think we deserved to win, but usually in the penalty, who it doesn't — usually in the penalty, who it doesn't deserve. there have been two very one—sided games in the english premier league this sunday, with one of them involving an extraordinary opening spell. newcastle beat tottenham 6—1 at stjames park and they were 5—0 up afterjust 21 minutes. two goals each forjacob murphy and aleksandar isak did most of the damage for the home side whose win takes them up

next up for steve cooper and forest are brighton. frustration because we lost a game on three set pieces but we have to get over it and we have another game wednesday and it was always meant to be a huge week. a home game on wednesday. we have to take the positives out of the game, use the frustration and turn it into motivation from today and aim to do better on wednesday. so liverpool with back to back wins as they try to save their season — is there still time to make it into those all important champions league places? top four at the moment we have nothing to do. we will see how that looks in a few weeks but at the moment for us that three options is no european football, conference league, or european league, those are the things we can fight for. the rest we have no influence if the teams above winn us everything we can only watch. along with forest, and bottom of the table southampton, everton make up the bottom three tonight — just behind leicester on goal difference — after they drew 0—0 at crystal palace. sean dyche bringi

lost against wolverhampton with one goal, so that the internet victories continue, and once against brightonich hours before manchester city, against the host southampton i think this match will be the last match and after winning 4-1, i will follow in germany and succeed in defeating the leader of the other bundesliga games, bayern munich with a freiburg goal after another few minutes in spain, real madrid against villarreal . goes to italy and lazio juventus, with the announcement of the officials of our country's football federation, the head coach of the omid team will be introduced soon. decisions about the future are one of the most important topics of today's meeting of the board of the football federation. an interaction between the national olympic committee and the football federation will be established in order to form this team and the options of bahadran should be eliminated. answered negotiations have been completed and finally, and i think in the short term , this is the latest news about the presence of a foreign assistant in the national football team . after the resignatio

penalty kick _ and nottingham forest have moved out of the relegation zone with a 3—1 win against brightonnilo putting them ahead in the second half after they were 1—0 down. morgan gibbs white added a third late in the game to secure forest's first win in 12 matches. barcelona wasted the chance to effectively end the title race in spain after a 2—1 defeat away to rayo vallecano on wednesday night in madrid. they remain 11 points clear of real madrid at the top of the la liga table with seven games remaining despite the loss — losing to a rayo side that deserved the victory in front of their home fans. also in the spanish capital atletico madrid came from behind to take a comfortable 3—1 win against mallorca bringing them just two points behind city rivals real madrid in second. there were also wins for celta vigo and almeria. inter milan are into the coppa italia final after beating juventus 1—0 in a closely fought match at the san siro. the two sides drew the first leg 1—1 at thejuventus stadium and had it all to play for in a repeat of last year's final that inter won 4—2 after extra ti

coming up on the programme: it took penalties to separate them, but manchester united eventually beat brighton electric atmosphere as newcastle embarrass spurs and elevate their own hopes of finishing in the top four. and we'll have details of a dream debut as well as a record—breaking london marathon. hello and thanks forjoining us. here's your latest sports news.

they face brighton later to try to make the final the manchester derby first time in history.ghting for survival this morning after they came from behind to beat wolves 2—1 at the kingpower stadium, timothy castagne with the winner which moves them out of the bottom three. leicester the only team to win in the bottom half of the table yesterday. and you can see what it meant to manager dean smith and his coaching staff in his first home game in charge. they're now above everton, who drew at palace, on goal difference and just a point behind leeds who were beaten at fulham. nottingham forest are second from bottom after losing at anfield. they twice came from behind to draw level but had no response for mo salah's strike which proved to be liverpool's winner, 3—2 the final score which moves them to within six points of newcastle in fourth. they play tottenham later. newcastle play spur later today. shall we go straight to the london marathon? abs, shall we go straight to the london marathon? �* ., ., shall we go straight to the london marathon? ., ., ., . ., shall we go straigh

the most interesting matches of the spanish premier for reaching the final of the fa cup against brightonich took too much strength from the players. manchester united there recall the red devils only in the penalty shootout passed the opponent the night before already in the seventh minute. sancho opened the scoring in the 44th rashford doubled the lead against tottenham but spurs won the second half with the same score and thus pulled out a draw 2-2 song in put an end to the duel with the transfer of harry kane londoners continue the race for a place in the champions league next season and just behind manchester united is now six points, the truth about the mancunians two games in hand, and newcastle united are in third position magpies continue to surprise the seventh victory in the last eight matches was obtained in the confrontation with everton 4:1. this time, the risks have conceded, for opponents, we note wilson's double from everton remains in the penultimate place, in order to maintain a residence permit in the elite, it is important for the team to score points in the remaining

anna is from brighton. i look forward to i is from brighton.k to me and say it— bonus. you will come back to me and say it is— bonus. you will come back to me and say it is not— bonus. you will come back to me and say it is not enough because of what people _ say it is not enough because of what people are _ say it is not enough because of what people are going through. i would say that— people are going through. i would say that in— people are going through. i would say that in the private sector at the moment, we are seeing on average increases _ the moment, we are seeing on average increases of _ the moment, we are seeing on average increases of 5%. we also have to recognise — increases of 5%. we also have to recognise that large scale public sector— recognise that large scale public sector offers often mean inflation increases — sector offers often mean inflation increases rather than decreases. so we have _ increases rather than decreases. so we have to — increases rather than decreases. so we have to accept that we have to be responsible

it's fantastic, you know, and brighton love it too. on? you're live with bbc news. the imf has downgraded its global growth forecast for 2023. it also said that the uk is set to be one of the worst performing major economies in the world this year. let's cross to ben thompson who is in the newsroom. the global slowdown, just walk us through that. really interesting set of figures from the imf and this is a snapshot of what the economy could look like over the months and years to come. and the global economy going through a real roller—coaster. largely caused by that war in ukraine that has forced energy prices higher, food prices higher, and that has taken its toll on economies around the world. but in this latest snapshot, there is interesting data and this tells you probably all you need to know. and i would say china down the bottom a growth of more than 5%, a bit of an outlier, you might say, but there are always questions about the validity of data from china. so sort of disregard that, if you will. but the picture starts to open

and he didn't get the chance to play in other competitions last night, the result was like a tie brighton in the continuation of tonight's matches, erton and newcastle scored the texts of babar moss, and from 22:45 minutes, tottenham and manchester united will face each other in the second round of the semi-finals of the italian fa cup last night. you passed and according to the tie of 1 in the first game, with a total advantage of 21, he won the license to participate in the final match. from this stage tonight, fiorentina and roma will go on a trip together , and from the first round of the semi-finals of the portuguese cup, porto won 21 famalisao and it was in the second place of the table with 70 points, and the difference with the leader benfica is 4 mahdi taremi reduced the score from delili 74 and entered the field for perto . now we have a look at the margins of the football world, from these poor results of bayern munich to my mistakes, the gem of the captain of manchester united . the next results of bayern munich have also taken the skirt of oliver kahn. bayern has taken the ex

brighton, and we are going to fight with them, but, of course, each match we are winning, last summerood in branford. it's giving us confidence as well and giving us chances to get there. and wolves have pulled further clear of the bottom three beating crystal palace 2—nil. yoachim andersen scored an own goal early on and ruben neves added a penalty in injury time. they have drawn level on points with palace and are nine points clear of danger. looks like being a tough week for tottenham, manchester united on thursday night before a trip to liverpool on sunday. that's off back of that 6—1 thrashing at newcastle 2 days ago. and the spurs players have offered to reimburse the costs of their supporters tickets who were at st james park the result saw spurs sack interim manager cristian stellini yesterday. he said he took responsibility because of the tactics he employed, that saw them concede 5 goals in the first 20 minutes. tottenham are six points off the top four. ryan mason is now the acting head coach there are four more premier league games on wednesday with most of the attention o

during his speech, mister brighton touched on some of the more personal elements of the visit. my good friend, brock obama, is my good friend. his grandfather was a shoemaker like mine, sailed 5 weeks earlier from the same port. the idea they both sale for a new life and thought their grand sure the great great grandsons would both be present. i think it's really a little bit of irish malarkey joiner correspond rosie burgess, who's in dublin at the parliament at welcome rosie. i mister bon, got the warmest of welcomes there and started off very much playing to his audience, playing up the connections between the 2 countries. absolutely, president biden received a standing ovation, which lasted almost a full minute. he was standing there, decked out in a green tie, green, of course, being the national color of ireland. and he spent a great let a deal of this speech really talking about those crossing and intertwining histories of the united states and ireland, and really identifying himself very strongly with aiden ireland as well. he said we irish identifying himself directly w